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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1896-2-6, Page 5L ottb, Catarrh in the Head Is a dangerous disease because it i9 iiable to result in loss of hearing oz smell, or develop into consumption. Read the following: "My wife has been a sufferer from catherh for the past four years and the disease had gone so far that her eyesight Was affected so that for mearly a year afhe was unable to read for more than tint 3aillutes at a time. She suffered severe vales in the head and at times was almost distracted. About Christmas, she com- menced taking Hood's Sarsaparilla, and since that time has steadily improved, ;'dba has taken six bottles of Hood's Sar - St parilla and is on the road to a complete Care. I cannot speak too highlyof Hood's Sarsaparilla, and I cheerfully recommend ib," W. H. FEMME); Newmarket, Ontario. Hood's Sarsaparilla Is the Only True Blood Purifier ;'Prominently in the public eye today. tioodtsA3 cure boletus' °onset's,• tion. Price 25e. pee boar., MONEY TO LOAN. Ars 4;4;11 per cent. Xrivate Funds. pr:it to f,L1O'1 fi ELL1O'l, January. isee. T oursolicitors, Exeter. Cur Tills f aw tFurnivetous at in silver. and you will get by return mail, A a3GL1)EN BOX OF GOODS that will bring en in mra omoney in one month, than any- hiug else in Araeeea, A. W. KINNE , E. T. Vermouth, N. S. WANTED NEVIEiIA3L MEN of good character, who can furnish borso and light ripe $76,00 to e25O,00 a month. Appli- Stants write fully. - Thu BRAOLaIY (1 Altuci:aON. CO.. Ltd. Brant ford, Ont. Mail Contract. cat E!) T19N DI RS, add resse, Postmaster General will be received to the , 2ttOttawa until noon, on Friday, - the 28th i' Flbru ,' y: 1898, for the eonvoyancoi..4Her Majesty's Mails, on a, proposedconttactfarfouryears 6 times per wreck each way, between Dashwood and Exeter JYtailway Station from the lst April next. The Donveyaneo to be natio it) a vehicle. Printed mottoes containing further information an to couditionsof proposed contract may beseen and Blank forms of 'leader may be obtained at. the Post Odlecs at Daavliwootl, :4nrepta, Hay and toter and at this office. II. G. HO13KIRb., Post. Office Inspector. Post 011lee inspectors Office, Stratford. 16 Jfaunary 18911. NOTICE TO OR1:DITOIIS. In the matter of the Estate of Thomas '.Paylor. late of the Village of Exeter, in the County of Huron, Gentleman, deceased. Notice is hereby given pursuant to ('hap., 110, ILS. O. 1887, that all persons having claims against the estate of the above named Thomas Taylor, deceased, who died on or about the 12t day of November, 1895, aro required to send by post prepaid or deliver on or before the 1st .day of February, 1896, to the undersigned' Soli- citors for Janios 13. Frani, executor of the last will and testament of the said Thomas Taylor, deceased, a statement in writing, containing their names, addresses and descriptions, with 1u11 particulars of their claims duly verified, , ;end of the securities, (if any) held by thein. And notice is further given that after the said 1st day of February. 189G, the said executor will proceed to distribute the assets of the said 'deceased among the parties entitled thereto, 'laving regard only to the claims of which not- ice shall have been given as above, required ; and that the said executor will not be liable for the said assets, or any part thereof, so dis- tributed to any person of whose claim notice a Las not been received by the said executor at he time of distribution. FRASER R. FR.ASEIR, Solicitors for lixecutor, Dated at London this 3rd'day of January, 1896. ALB U �TAMP 1 ���0����H�Iflibu �1� S© To be sold regardless of cost. Call and see for Yourselves. X x See our . Methodist Hymn IBook and Bible. Combined. , Pure and Reliable Drugs al - ways on hand, at XPRT T u �i EXETER TIME$. NEAT TRAIIFL SAFETY FOR OUR GIRLS. Prof. Robertson's Scheme Now 'Being Perfected,, ls. Paine's Celery Compound Makes New and Pure Blood ,gives Strong Nerves and Builds WHICH WILL MEAN A BIG BUSINESS Animals XVIII be elaugbtered at Montreal Only for the (First Year, and the Gritted Wert Slapped Front That Qeearn iron 'Toiler Proper GAY. crematoria. Iaspcetlon. Ottawa, Feb. 4.—Fro'f. Robertson Is rapidly perfecting his scheme f•9r the opening up of trade in dressed meats front Canada to the United Kingdom. For the first year it is proposed that the cattle should be slaughtered at Montreal only, the port of shipment on the ocean steamers. Until a trade connection with purchasing Consum- era in the different cities of Great Britain has been well established it would not be prudent to slaughter cat- tle at different points in Canada. The risk of getting a name for inferior meats and the difficulty of efficient ad- ministration at more than one killing and chilling establishment make it highly aeeirable, if not imperative, to coniine the slaughtering of animals andpreparation meats theof dressed in Canada to one place for 1890. The plan includes the opening up of retail depots in about ten of the lar- ger cities of Great Britain for the put'- l:o:.t- of placing within tlhe reach of et.1esteem. 6 011.11a(laan chilled meats in their very best condition under their own Hanle, "Canadian," It is intended that the commercial agencies for the distribution of the ineats in Great ish•itain will be so constituted that the merchants there will be prepared to purchase a similar quality of Canadian chilled meats on their own account. t(ut•ing the following year, if the same :>e prepared under the supervision of tine Government and duly certified to by competent inspectors. The plan will 1•rovide for an extension and continu- :ce of the business on both sides of the Atlantic by private enterprise af- ter the Government has opened up the t'hannels for one year. Inspectors of meats from animals to be slaughtered at Toronto, Montreal, Quebec, Winni- peg. Calvary and pt obably someother Points will likely be appointed for 1897. The beef mercirants of Ga eat Britain can the n buy (.`anau.an emitted beef of u. eertifird standard of quality and con- tinue a steady trade alter the canii- denee of and connection with ultimate conr•unlers have been secured 'by the action of the Government. The establishment of minor indus- tries.ouch as tanning, ;lue-malcing,and the disposal of by-products at the abattoirs, will be of undoubted benefit to the different places. Improvement in the manufacture and management of the by-products from the abattoirs will doubtless gxu',v out of the` experi- ence of a few years anti will enable cattle buyers to pay still higher prices to farmers f* their cattle. Under the keen competition which now prevails, the wonting expenses of many busi- nesses are altogt then paid out of the revenue from what was formerly en- tirely wasted. (everything that helps to bring a higher value out of any part of an animal or product which leaves the farm will ultimately result in the farmer getting ; a relatively higher price for what he has to dis- pose of. The action of the Govern- ment in this matter is not in the direc- tion of absorbing the management of trade, but is for. the opening up �pf channels which the Government elate can open up,tn order that the business of the country may be so developed that a large increase of production will result. with the largest possible share of the ultimate prices paid for these products coming back to the produc- ers in this country. A few years ago Prof. Robertson ventured to point out the immense possibilities of this trade and the benefits likely to accrue to Canada front its nt establishmdid He not secure much support at that time, but since the imposition by the Imper- ial Government of an embargo on Ca- nadian cattle, the House of Commons and the country will doubtless readily support the dairy commissioner: TORO O •Amiss;t:s. Flour—The market is firmer, with sales of straight rollers at $3.75, Toronto freights, and a bid of $3.82 for patents. Bran—Cars of bran are firm at $11.75 west, and shorts at $13 to $14. Wheat—Offerings of Ontario wheat are reported very limited. 'White and red sold west at Sec high freights and white ,at 82e near mills on the Northern. White is worth 84e to 85c Toronto. No. 1 'Mani- toba hard is quoted at 70e to 30c west; lake and rail, and .1t sold at 74c to 75e at Mid- land. No. 2 hard is quoted at 78c North Bay. Barley ---The market is quiet, with No. 1 quoted at 45e and extra at 47c. No. 2;,at;: 40c, and feed at 29c to 30c. Oats—Trade quiet, and prices unchanged. White wanted at 23c outside, and mfced sold west at '22e. Pens—The market is dull and heavy with- out buyers. Quotations are 5Uc to 51e north. •L'uckwheat—The market is unchanged, being quoted outside at 33e. Oatmeal—Bus.ness quiet, with prices un- chauged at '$2.90 to 83 on track and small lots at $3.25. Corn—The market Is steady, with offer- ings outside at .32c. ltye—The market Is dell at 460 bid out- side. TORONTO Llve; STOCK MARKET: The nsr .•et to -day was quiet and tri ccs generally unchanged. Receipts . only! zt . The best butchers cats moderate. cattle sold at 31e, and choice exporters - are worth 4c per lb. Medium butchers' cattle sell at 2y2c to 3c and inferior at 1%te to 21/0. Milch cows are unchanged at $30 to $35 each and calves steady, with sales at $4 to SG, the latter for choice. Choice bulls are quoted at Sc to' 314e. per 13. and medium Sheep iu fair demand and brim with Sales at ?;!he to 3c per lb. for export. ,,Damns are steady, with sales at 3c to 3:34c per lb., the latter for extra choice. Flogs are Brut, and the demand good for choice., The best sold at $4.25 weighed oft cars. Thick fats are quoted at $4 per cwt.; stores at $;1.50 to $3.60 per cwt.;' sows ant $3.25 and steers' at $2 to $2.25. • , BRITISH MARKETS. Liverpool, 'Feb. 4,—Wheat, spring, 5s 10d to 52 1o1/,d; red winter, 5e 1.03/2d to bs ltd; No. 1 California, Ss 11d to 5s 111,d; corn, nett, 's:2 !td; peas, 42 1Ad; pork, 6132 96; lard, 2Ss 9t1.; tallow, 21s 3d; bacon, heavy, 'c .,OSP do„ light, 27s Od; cheese, 45s 6d. Intoning—Wheat on passage Shipments 70,000. qrs. Ss 101/46; for April and 2.3,6a d Gs Up the Body. Medical men everywhere admit that Patine's Celery Compound is the best medicine for pale weak. and sickly girls. It builds up wasted tissues, makes pure blood, and produces strong nerves, enabling .girls to reach healthy and perfect womenhood. Mrs. Boulanger, of St. Henry, Mon- treal, saved her daughter's life by hav- ing her use Paine's Celery Compound at a most critical time. The young lady is ,now one of the ;healthiest, brighest and most attractive girls of the town. Her mother writes thus about the wonderful cure: "My daughter, aged 17 years, has for a long time been in a weak state of health, so much so, that she was not able to do any work about the house, and often was unable to comb herown hair ; this has been the case for some • years, and I• feared she would never be strong." "I was induced to have her use Paine's Celery Compound. She has used two bottles, and is now a different girl. She is not only able to wait on herself, but often does the whole of the housework, and promises to be as strong as a girl of her age should be." mum= REPGRTs Exeter, February .ith, 1896. Wheat per bushel..—, .... ... ... to82 82 Oats •.•.,.23 to 23 Barley....... .,.30 to 31 Pens ,..48 to 50 Butter...,...15 fo to Eggs ... • ..la t0 15 Turkeys ,.. 7 to 7 Geese 6 to 5 Chickens per 11, ... 5 to 5 Pork dressed , .. •,» $J.5b tot 61.00 I'ork live weiglit $3.00 to $3,10 Hay per ton.... ..... ......3111.00 to $12,00 Clover seed ............ . . .. 53.50 to 33.50 Timothy seed ., $195 to $225 London, Febrintry 5th, 1890. Wheat per bushel,.. .... ....75 to 78 Oats.......21 to 25 Peas ,... 15 to 51 Barley- • • •,31 to 33 Buckwheat ...25 to 28 Rye .,.i9 to 44 Corn ate to 39 Beans (10 to 70 Butter .... ....18 to 19 Eggs 19 to 20 Thula 45 to iia Turkeys per 11.. . 7 to 8 Geese per 11, 5 to 6 Chickens..... - 311 to ;50 Cheese 8 to 8 Potatoes per bag ... ,26 to Ret Hay per ton ....$12.00 to $11.00 Pork per ewt.... .. .. $100 to 55.52 Tontine, February Sib 1811' Wheat per bushel ....82 to 82 Wheat lied 71 to 73 Wheat Goose 53 to 51 Barley .,,.40 to 41 Peas•. .33 to 51 Oats. .... 21 to 25 Rye47 to 47 Butter per lb— to 21 Eggs per dol.... 20 to 21 British Grain Trade. London, Feb.3.-S eeial.)' The ;hark Lane Express. in its weekly review of the British grain trade, says:. -English wheats have been (id dearer and foreign 1s higher, California on passage having been quoted at 28a and Oregon at 28s 96. Flour has been 66 higher, with California in special demand. Thera has boon an improved request for corn, the quotation for American having been 15s 6d. Today English and foreign wheats maintained the advance, American flour was 611 up. Beans and rye were Gd, and linseed 3d cheaper. Oats. barley. and peas were steady. EST BUFFALO. Bast Buffalo, N. Y.,February-4.-= ('attleelosed very dull, and the early advance was lost. Sales of fat export stags at $3.70 to $$3.75; a few e arrnunsold. 13ogsclosodsteady; altseld. Shee teidlainbs-120 ears on sale; 3 cap very thrl& Canada Jambe, ruts light; sold At $1.75 to $j.1 mostly $1.90;general tone of the market dul A111 easy at n s . close. MONTREAL. Montreal, Que., February 4. --.At tho eastern abattoir market about 500 head of.cattle, 250 sheep and lambs and 25 calves were offered to. day. There was a good demand all around at prices ranging from 2c. to 3i,c.per lb, live weight for poor to elrolce beeves; small meats sold welFollowing is the general range of quota- tions --Cattle, butchers', choice, per Ib, 35e. to ale., live weight; medium to fair, 2•(c. to 31c.; culls, 2 21 o. to 0. Sheep --Common to good, per cwt, $2.50 to $1; lambs, $3 to $1. Calves—Good to choice, 37 to 810; common to fair, 32 toSU. BORN• r i • :3 h ult.,the r on the Ot BRAGI�D—In Exeter, wife of Lather 13ravna3, of a son. WHITE.—In BrandonMan., on the 27 tilt., the wife of Mr. W..1. White, of adaughter. MMIARRIED. WALKER—McQUEEN—In Stanley, on the 22nd ult., by Rev. Mr. Muir, Mr. James Wel. ker, of Tuckersmith, to Miss Bella McQueen. DOHERTY—BLUETT—At the residence of the bride's father, Clinton, on the 2Sth ult., by Itov. J. W. Holmes. Mr. G. H. Doherty, jewe- kr, second son of W. Doherty, Esq., to Miss Cora Boll Bluett. EMMERTON—BEESLEY—In Clinton, on the 29 ult. by Rev. J. W. Ford, assisted by Rev. J. W. ult., at the residence of the bride's brother, Mr. John W. Emmerton to Miss Amy Beesley, all of Clinton. BURNS—HODGINS—At the manse, Heiman, on Jan. 17th, by Rev. J. g. Henderson. Harry Burns, of Detroit, to Miss Catharine Hodgins, eldest daughter of William Hodgins, of the Commercial hotel, HensalL BENGOUGH—PATTERSON—At theresidenot of the bride's father, Honsall, on January 22nd byRev. J. S.Henderson,Fred.Bengough to Miss Catharine Patterson, youngest daugh- ter of Mr. Robert Patterson. DIED. McKAY—In Tuckersmith, on the 2,3rd ult., Mr. Hugh McKay, aged 76 years. SINCLAIR—Ir Tuckers/nab, on the 23rd hilt., Miss Maggie Sinclair aged 32 years. LAURENCE—In Hullett, on the 21st ult., Mrs. Lawrence, relict of the late Henry Laurence, aged 73 years. SADLER—At the House of Refuge, on the 29th ult, John Sadler, of Wingham, aged 56 years. SINCLAIR—In Tuckersmith, on January 24th, Margaret Sinclair, eldest daughter of John „ 2 ih aged d.. Tuckersm t Sinclair, Kippen road, . , g years. PORTER—In Goderich, on the 30tht ult., Helen, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Porter, aged 6 years. MoCO�t AN.—In Tuckersmith, on January 31st, Mary McCowan, wife of Duncan Mc- Donald, aged85 years and Il months. BALSDEN.—On Jana. 2'lst, - at her home in Cavalier Co., N. D., Jane Branch, wife sof George Balsden, formerly ofRodgerville,aged 60 years. -. ise Women. Two Opinions Freely Given. Wise women always : use Diamond Dyes when the work of home dyeing begins. The majority of women know that 'Diamond Dyes produce the richest, strongest, and most brilliant colors. Two users of Diamond Dyes freely give their opinions. Mrs. A. Chittick, Windsor, N. S., says : "Have used Diamond Dyes for over two years and find them ahead of 11 others; they are the best for prc- cing clear and lovely colors," BEYOND RECOVERY. TII13t?1,: IaAFL.ustMI;—His ('cite: was A Sv11I.1IISE FF.w 130fii,s ob' 1)o.nn's KIDNEY PILLS. Pappineauville, Feb. 3 tSPt'ciul)---The father of the boy LaFlanmle is one of the kiln merchants here and� 1 le, a willing to talk of 1 is sons cure, lie says --"My little boy Arthur, after scarlet fever about a year ago never recovered and his ailment ran into a kidney trouble. His body was swollen to twice its natural size. The sufferings of the little fellow were "very severe and we had all given up"hope,of him. But three months ago we commenced giving hirci Docld's Kidney Pills, and to -day lie is romping and (flaying with other boys," This as an Instance of prompt cure is very remarkable. Mrs. ,las. H,C'oulter, Neeinawa„Maul„ says [a1 have always much pleasure in using Diamond Dyes : 1 think they are grand, and :always snake old things look like new.” All disorders caused by a bilious state of the system calx be cured by using Carters Little Pills. No pain, griping or discomfort attending their use. Try then). Mrs. Catherine Stewart, relict, of the late Andrew Stewart, East Wawanosh, died on Saturday evening. Mrs. Stew- art had been suffering for a long time from a severe cold but or late had been feeling Hauch better, and it was thought by her friends that she would soon be herself again. On Saturday evening Miss Stewart went over to Mr. 1 obt. Mllarshall's, leaving her mother in the house alone and upon her return foun d her mother dying. Medical aid was at Once sent for but when the doctor arrived .Mrs, Stewart was beyond all human skill The cause of her death was heart failure. 1 Loudon, nuroit and Bruce. doom Nelms-- Passenger Loudon, depart ' 8.06 i, X. 4;30 Y, x Centralia.,. 0,07 5, 7 HExrtez 904,2'437 6.60 ensall....,., ,,., 6.16 Kippen Br'ueefleld:. 9.52 628 Clinton ...., • 10,12 6.iit Londaesboro .0,29 7.14 Blyth... 10.38 7,23 7lelyrave,,.., .,,.,. 10.62 7.37 Winaxlham arrive..,11.io 6.60 GOp{G 8ourir - Passenster Winabam, depart 6,35:x• is. 3.26x. M Belgrave,,..,. • ... 6.60- 3.47 Bytlh 7.03 4.01 Londeeboro.. 7.20 4.08 Clinton.,.. 7.30 4.28 Brimfield7.49 Hlicnssdl . , 8 06 iDDen. 7.57 Exeter............ 8,25 Centralia .... 8 4 • RIIEI'MATrs5I RUNS- Rita \Vhen therein laetic'acid in the blood. Liniments and lotions will .be of no permanent benefit. A cure eau be ac- complished ,only by neutralizing this acid and for this,purpoee Hood's Sare saaparilla is the best medicine because Hood's Sarsaparilla is- the .only true blood purifier prominently in the: pub- lic eye. Hood's Fills Fact easily, vet promptly and effectively cut the-livcrandbowels, 25c. Mr. Robt•. lCirkpatriekhas Tented his farm for a term 'pf thpeeyears'to Mr. EliDowker, of McGillivray. (01Itt1 We Still Lead in Out Line. — — f Loads of Furniture have left our Warerooms, ;the , past two weeks. \Ve still have plenty left for a good choice. Call and see us before buying. There are a fcw left who have not paid their accounts. Please settle at once and save costs. R. N. ROWE. DOAN'S Kidney Pills first proved to the people that Kidney disease is curable. Being the original Kidney remedy in pill form, the cures they have made, and the fame they have attained have opened the way for a host of imitations and substitutes, but those who have been cured of KIDNEY Complaints through the use of this won- derful medicine, those whose lame back is now free from pain, those who now have no headaches, those who have escaped front the death grip of Diabetes and Bright's disease by the use of Doan's Kidney PILLS are the ones whose opinion is valuable, When scores of such people come forward and tell publicly that Doan's Kidney Pills cured them after other means failed, it is evident'that the only CURE for Kidney Disease, Bladder and Urinary difficulties, Lame Back, and the nnmber- less results of disordered Kidneys is Doan's Kidney Pills. Be sure to get Doan's, Price fifty cents per box, Por sale by 4.46 4.63 4,18 5,23 FOR OVER FIFTY YBABS AN OLD ADD WALL -V2121) BEmzDY,^ ¥ra Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used fifty years by millions of mothers for their children 1 s e while teething with perfect success. It seethes the child, softens the gams, allays the pain, cures the collo, and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. la pleasant to the taste. Sold by drug lata in every part at the world. 25 cents a bottle. Its value is incalculable, Be sure and ask for hire. Winslow's Soothing &yrap andtakeno other kind. --THE— People's Building and Loan AssoDiatiol LONDON - - ONTARIO .BOARD 08 DIRECTois Ili SISTER, ONTARlo Dr. J. A. Rollins, President. Dr. C,tz - Vita -President. Lu L 1!,Diokson, - Solicitor. David Mill, - Valuator. Fred, Wa Collins, - 8eoy-Tress. DIRECTORS. Jno Grigg, E, A, Follick,'Jas, Miller , Wma Seethoott, Dr. 'Rhos. A, Amor, Semi, Bandon'. Make money by savinst money. Sixty cents Per month will ensure $100 in 7i years. For toren of application and all necessary infor- mation apply to the Secretary, Mr. ,Fred. W. Collins. Post Office, Exeter, Ont. DR. SHOUL'1'S, CENTRALIA. Office opposite Methodist Parsonage. KINSMAN, DENTIST, • LD.S. SPECIALIST in GOLD FILL- ING, EXTRACTING and PLATE WORK. Gas and loose Anaesthetics for pain- 1els extracting. 2nd door north ot CAR- LING'S Store D ALTON ANDERSON D.D. S + L.D-S, Honor Graduate of the To- ronto Univeraityand Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario. Seeciaitie3, painless extraction and preservation of the natural tenth. ()Moe over the LawOffioe of Elliot & Elliot, opposite Central Hotel, Exeter, Ont. AGNEW L. D. S.DENTIST, • OLINTON. WHIM. at Grob's hotel Zurich on the e000nd Thursday of each month and at Hodggin's hotel Heneall every Monday SISEITCliall BUFFALO ROBESi:COATS AND MITTS, (Received the highest awards at; t13q World's Fair.: 'tVe 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 moth proof, will not wear bear in spots like a skin robe, have had six years of rough usage and have stood the teat. They are made in three parts without any seams, the fur cloth, the Astrachan lining and, rubber interlining. They dry get and never hard and are as strong as leather. Every robe guar- anteed as represented. We also have a large stock of Harness, Whips,Trunks, Valises, Blankets, Ruge, 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 Tailor. And leave your order for an UP-TO-DATE Over- coat or Suit, We can please you both in pocket and Workmanship. ='SUR STOCK OF—, T /`f EED —ANDCIRSTEDS — l1 has been carefully selected and is among the best hi the county . Ladies' Jackets a. n d Cloaks Cut and Fitted, A TRIAL SOLICITED. J. H. Grieve. lotllli nnininidiitllolollollllt miminoltotllllnannu i o nninklitlNlllie1�Nlllillliyltli�l Keep Milch Cows In ood.Health jT PAYS. ---It is: useless to expect a lean, run-down cow to have a goad flow of milk, though sbe will eat more than en animal in good flesh. The difficultyis thenutrrimeut is not all extracted from the food because her digestion is out of order. Dick's �slead P B i = D �r �� will strengthen the digestion and make the food produce milk. It will cost but fifty cents to try it on the poorest cow you have and you will get back your money with interest is a few weeks. For rale by Druggists, at general Stores or rent post paid ea receipt of 50 eta. pick & Co.. P. 0. Bog eta, Montreal. �l it It!!I!lllilil Itotlillll loltlillo[ 111lltt.ltlolitt! IU! lot 111' 1 �` l! ( -. I 1 1 _ I _ t li lollltll illitolllooill't1111[ltlttitllw Are You GOING TO GET A A PIANO, EELL� ? SAY Have you en old Buggy Top 'hat Heade re ce.ve)ieg and yen wish tuhes t made as good as new ? aide Curtains t.leyed out ? Your Cushion played out ? or other Trimminge shabby and OGA renewed ; so call on Or a Sewing J1,1aohzne J. 0 C ,' "7:-' ' ', We nave the best assortment and the cheapest. a Come in and See Them 3111NTS. l.X.a.,, Or leave your ceders at ,ieee."_' Marriage Werke, Eyctcr» All eiders will receive tt inx.1 attentlen and d"ne In awasl.i„ rznnitii:a.iie meetiee, Curs Moderue<. IfOr else write for particulars PERKINS & MARTIN EARLY 111T1 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 as any price. The Leading Furniture Dealers The Leading Undertakers. Gidley & Son, ODISFELLOW'S BLOCK. , At W. Johns', The 4 Tal i or. Yi-;.3 ci.e 10 order for $3. 6, 7 }• ,g Suite $1.1., 20, 21. 1 ;. The hest place in town to get a fit. W. JOHNSy Th 'I'^'Buil T orr y', =ete3w .7Pro` 'kl:"?. Mr. F. R. I+:Iai.03t t'ai.•asa,eti a Gene el :?art tri the .tatr1 lately occupied by ilt ttnk': 1l.xrness Silop_ with a;Itlis;.,ck (nt GhNERAL C:1.,(87'1lt0 1,') , HARDWARE, t'T. l.!O\x.aNV, ETC, Produce aka:e: ill est -1-4e e e for goods. k'. .. I N.' a ._:3T Live }logs Wanted . tirr . v Co,4 --AT THE-- tY eae�eaaa r r. We are cutting up fresh hogs every day. SPARE RIBS, TENDERLOIN, HEAD CHEESE, FRESH PORK SAUSAGE, BOLOGNA, CUTTINGS, PIGS FEET, SHANKS, fresh daily, P, AT EXETER PACKING HOUSE, We are rendering PURE LARD every day. Parties wanting crocks or pails'filled should,do so now. Pork is low in price. Thanking you for past favors, 1 remain, Prop. Snell, A Suit 01 (Jlothes 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 Falla 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 s other lines that are specially at- t tractive. �l g SZOC��Y representing us oan earn $20 per weekselling our Hardy Ca1eadieu-1;rownNuaeoty •;souk. CHESTER WHITE BOAR: Permanent poaitfon and salines, Exolueive FOR SERVIOB. territory. Write at once for torsos to E, O• $l:, at time of aervioe. W SltI17LL, Lot l5 C}R4BA31, Ncitsnny11tZ TOflO txo,' ONASto. Conoession7. Ueborne.: neo 30. •.. Manufacturers of Plows, Gang Plows.and Straw Cutters f ,r hand or horse power. Rot'* ('utters from $8 to $9. Steam and general repairs. Castings of every description in Iron and Brass to order. Fire Brick4and Fire Clay kept in Stock. J. vs. TJ-n.4.Zrar.tC: Central DRUG STURE, Those who have Winan's Cough Balsam. Pronounce it unequaled a•s, a remedy for Cot GRS, MOLDS AND RRONohITIo I RO1,131. ES, Winan's Condition & Coup: Powder for horses, best ii,; ti: t;: 'mar- ket. always an hold, - Also a Cetobenefacto a.l.t(i Lini- ment, the medicine so sue- oessfuily used by Mfr, Chits, Munroe, ' •Parkhill, iu tbi(• and other towns, in treating and curing various diseases, For Sale at C, LTJTZ''S,