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Bans scrofula, dyspepsia, rheums-
tarrh or other diseases, The surest
have good blood is to take, Hood's
illa. This medicine purifies, vi-
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net e, organ and tissue. It creates
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H. KINSl\2AN, L. D. S. AND
DR. A. R, KINSMAN, L.
D. S., D. D. S., honor Graduate
of Toronto University, Dontiste.
Tenth extracted without pain or
bad after effects. Moein Fan -
son'$ Block, West side of Main at., Exeter.
DR. AiIDERSOFI, (D• D. S. L. D. S.)
DENTIST.
Honors graduate of the Toronto Uni-
t'ereity, and Royal College of Dental Surgeons
of Ontario. All Bridge work,crownsaud wnsaud Y
late
work done in the neatest posible manner, A
harmless anuesthotic for painless extraction.
The strickest attention given to the preservat-
ion of the natural tenth. Office opposite Cen-
tral Hotel Exeter. Ont
Exeter Electric Light
AND POWER co,n(LIMITED)
Notice of Nates
The following rates will bo charged by the
above companyfor the early and late service
They propose gr' ving the town;
QwI A Lighting
Main Han $3,10 per a,lli2ump er 16 e. p.
or45's centper night ht
1 parlor
(or
$ 2a .80 per annum per 16 c. p.
(or 7/IO's cent per night.)
Each subsequent parlor lamp $1.80,
(or it cent yer night.)
$`:.7o per alumni c. p.
,C it
stairs Hall $2. r °• 4' '' if
(or 3/5's cent por night.)
lSparebedroorn $1.50 per annum 16 c. p.
(or $• rent per night.)
Ordinary bedroom $1.75 per annum
10 C. p.
Cellar - 90 centper
saunt 8 c.
lin p.
L omurnercia1 LigBetiing.
1, to 5 lights $4.50 per annum 16 c. p.
(or 11/5 cent per night.)
to 10 lights $4.40 per annum 10 c. p.
10 to r " ,
15 to 20 " $4.10 "
20to25 " $1.00 „
25 plus " $3.90 " "
Wir ettg.
General practise has proved it to bo more
satisfactory for consumer to own everything
within his own walls. The foregoing low rates
have been figured on this basis, and in order to
,socurol them the following nominal initial
changes are made nor wiring wit hlamp coin-
/este
Open ox' cleat. suitable for stores $1.33
per light.
Concealed, suitable for residence $1.70
per light. .•
Payable in monthly instalments, for
a period of 10 . •ruonths, or $1.00
•ler concealed work and 1.23 for cleat
work, cash on starting of lights.
For further particulars apply to
R. C. C. TREMAaIN)E,
lyiare*eget-
,c ,;
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2HURSDAY,DECEMBER23rd, 1897.
•
Local and District News
$100,000 were spent in building oper-
ations in Goderieh this year.
merchants have
•
bushels of wheat
bent $60,000 for
Real winter seems to have arrived in
this part of the world at last. There
1s plenty of time for enough of it to
•satisfy everyone, long before spring.
The financial statement of the town
of Seafortb, shows total receipts $23,
1133.04 with expenditure equal to this
stun. When the.roll was returned
only $134 remained uncollected.
James Patterson, of the 17th conces-
sion of West Nissouri, the latter part
of last week slipped and fell into a trap
hole in his barn, breaking several of
kis ribs, which will incapacitate him
for a time.
Monday night between 6 and 7
o'clock fire broke out in the new
school at Brussels. The fire started in
the basement, and did considerable
damage to the basement and floors
above before being checked. The
tense of the fire is unknown.
Miss Donald. teacher at Cherry
Grove, intends '�rLo a ei ds toleave cave dais section at,
the close of the year, and resume her
teaching duties in S. S. No.' 12, West
Nissouri; parents anis children of this
»eichborhood presented Miss Donald
with a gold watch and a well worded
address.
The terns for which Mr. John Cox
was elected to the 'Wa •ci
r elrship, expir-
ing with the present year, there are
* re eedy two aspirants in the field for
.:ciaven of ,.0
St, M . Hay, and Mr.
11looney, of Morris. The Council
, should,adopt sotne rale whereby fric-
tion would be avoided in contests for
this office. Either let it be under-
stood that the oldest member. of the.
County Council shall have the office,'
(unless he has previously held it,) or
let a' Liberal have it. one year, arid a
lonservative' the :nth r. This was a
le at one time in then .old County
council u ' latterly`' n
but it has not been
hsereed. )
Goderieh grain
bought over 125,000 1
this season, paying abont
it.
Teachers' Examination,
The Board of Exaininers for the
County of Huron, met at Goderieh Dan
the 18th inst. The following students
were granted Third Class Professional
Certificates, as Public School Teachers,
valid for three years.
Misses Aitkin,Alny, Anderson, Copp,
Ceuntil), Cunningham, ,. Culbert, Coutts,
Dowzer, Edge, Elliott, 'Fowler, Her
bein, Higgins, Isbister, Jardine, Ken-
nedy (Susie) KenneS1y(Annie,)Lamont,
LeTouzel,McOlrisk McConnell, Mc-
Gregor, Murray y(Annie,) Murray
(Georgie.) Oliver, Reynolds, Reid,
Robb, Stout, . Twitchell, Walker,
W iltse.
Messrs. Aiteheson, Allison, Bricker,
Clarkson, Elliott, Fraser, Hamilton,
Haggith, Kilpatriek,Lennox, McEwen,
McKay, McTavish, Naftal, Powell,
Rath, Robinson, Snell, Scott, Todd,
Tilt, Tisdale, Trewartha, Torrance.
Christmas -tide.
Saute, Claus is cooling.
_ Duck shooting is oyer for the season.
Mitchell has a municipal debt of
$35,300,
Geo. Willis was in Goderieh last
week. .
Abner Langford has purchased the
Granton hill.
Quail and partridge shooting closed
on Wednesday of last week.
Miss Hyndman has returned from a
visit with friends in Goderieh.
Geo. Witwer, of Zurich, had a thtunb
bitten off while killing a pig,
Eddie Arnold, of Granton, died last
week. He was a highly respectedhoy.
Mrs. J. White and Mrs. Ross, of
Benmiller, are visiting friends in
Exeter.
Cooper White, of Windsor, is visit-
ing his grand -parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Jno. White.
Win. Horton, of Exeter, spent a few
days with his neiee, Mrs. T. Dickson,
of Seaforth.
W. Gibson and Miss Margaret Wil-
son, of Granton, were united in mar-
riage last week. ,
Olxris Sturdy; of Goderieh township,
had the misfortune to cut his foot one
day lately withan axe.
A. number from Exeter attended the
funeral of the late William Snell, of
Dashwood, on Tuesday.
John Hannah, son of the late Sam'l
Hannah, of Griswold, Manitoba, is
visiting relatives in Seaforth.
Dr. Willoughby will probably give
the last address on the series of the
prodigal son next Sunday evening.
Regulations have been passed by the
Dominion Government to prevent the
dumping of adulterated tea in Can-
ada.
Benjamin Makins, of Seaforth, has
gone to St. Marys, where be has
secured a good situation in a steam
laundry. .
D. M. Jermyn, of Wiarton, formerly
of Granton,
is no inated b the Con-
servatives of' North Bruce for the
Legislative Assernbly. -.
Miss Lily Hardy left yesterday for
Brantford to itttend the Brown -Verity
wedding, which takes place Christmas,
,
as announced last week.
The Central Creamery, St. Marys, is
now in full swing. It was opened on
Tuesday, the first cream being separa-
ted for Peter Switzer, of Blanshard.
At a meeting of the creditors of Bar-
ber, Watson & Co., of Listowel, the
stock was sold at 721e cents on the dol-
lar to Mr. Stephenson, of that place.
The Mitchell foundery was sold
ender the power of mortgage on Sat-
urday, 3rd inst., being knocked down
to Donald. McLaughlin, of Hibbert,
for the stun of $1,000.
Rev, Chats.• Smith announced from
his pulpit that his topic next Sunday
morning will be "Echoes from the
Angel's Song.l( At the evening ser-
vice he will preach on "Old Father
Time and his Three Children."
St Marys, and other friends will
regret to learn that E. H. Hanharn
livery man, who a few months ago
opened a hotel in Beeton, was burned
out. Loss ,$100, no insurance.
S. J. Stubbs, B. A., --English and
Commercial Master, in the St. Marys
Collegiate Institute, retires at the close
of the year to accept the position of
Classical Master of the Smith Falls
High School. The students on Tues-
day presented him with a, highly hl com-
plimentary address and a hacom-
plimentarysome
present consisting of silver inkstand,
starnpholder and blotter and gold pen.
A tramp, who has been traversing
the ownship concessions, was begging
uncle ' disguise of being deaf and dumb.
He c rtainly must flare forgotten his
a
xete'isse for,after partakingof a meal
p ,p To
at a certain house on the Bayfield road,
he commenced teasing the dog, when
the lady of the ]rouse tapped him on the
shoulder and gave him to understand
that the dog was cross. To her aston-
ishment the tramp, with a surprised
look, exclaimed "is he." It is needless
to emphasize that the tramp suddenly
departed, and we have no doubt but
he kept his wits about hint the
rest of the day. .
Five more lodgers have arri ved at
the Goderieh jail, making a total of
thirteen. John Adams, laborer, of
London, 0 strong, healthy fellow and
well able to work, was sentenced on
Dec. 7th, by P. M. Seager, to 3 Months
for vagrancy. Ronald' eVith, (alias
Philip McLeary),solicitor, of Toronto,'
war sent down by J. A. Morton, J. P.,
on a charge of forging a note on Mr.
Vanstone -of Win ham Smith is 5 ft.
'7 in.ehigl , heavy set, dark cornplex-
ion,. with dark hair turning. • grey.
Thos. Warren, laborer, Perth co., age
55, sentenced on _Dec. 14 by Chas.
Seager to one month for vagrancy ;
Warren is not well, and should' be sent
to the Perth House of Refuge. Walter
Ward, paperhanger, of Chatham, was
luccormodated with 3 months on Dec,
14td1 by P. M. Seager. Fred Elliott,. of
Bayfield, is the latest arrival. "
FOR OVER rwry YEARS.
AN OLD AND Wnaa-Tinen REMznr,-Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been nsed for
over fifty years by millions of'mothersfor their
children while teethingwith .porfeet success.
It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all
pain,cureswinde colic, andis'the"best remedyed
y
for Diarrhna. pleasant
to the taste. Sold
by druggists in every part of the world. 25
emits a bottle. Its value is incalculable. Be
sure and ask. for Mrs. Window's Soothing
Syrup, and take no other kind.
PERJURY Cfl$E GUT 8HORT.
Change of Venue Declared to be
Not in Accordance With: Law.
Oases Must ]lo Tried in Orangeville, Ac.
cording to a Decision Beached by the
Judge at 'Traufptou-Mr. Johnston,
Defence Counsel airedHis Point in
>< , 4
Argument -Reeve Hamilton Will Use
His Return Ticket.
Brainpton, Dec. 22. -The court opened
yesterday morning at 9.30, and the whole
morning was taken up in legal reference
to the validity of the order cbanging the
venue from Dufferin to Peel. Mr. John-
ston contended that the order is not valid
on account of no provision being made
for the additioual costs occasioned by such
change of venue.
The judge adjourned to look up the
law in regard to the matter et noon.
This was sprung On the Crown in a
very unexpected manner and was a great
surprise to them.
The same objection was taken on
behalf of the prisoner Coleman, who was
found guilty by the jury last night, Mr.
Johnston contending that ho could take
this objection at any stage of the trial,.
even after the jury's finding was recorded.
Sudden. Termination.
On resuming at 1.30 in the afternoon,
His Honor sustained the objection raised
by Mr. Johnston on behalf of defence in
the morning,virtually holding that under
the defective order made by His Honor
Judge McCarthy, transferring the cases
to this comity, ho had no jurisdiction to
try the prisoners. The prisoner Hamilton
was therefore released from the dock,
his bail holding good for his appearance
atran ov ille.
O g
The other prisoners, Small, Loudon
and Sammons, were severally arraigned,
but render the direction of Mr. Johnston
refused to plead, and took the same ob-
jections to the jurisdiction of the court
as was hold in the Hamilton case.
On behalf of the prisoner Coleman,
Mr. Johnston made an application for
bail, contending that, although convicted,
he had a right to the salve privilege as
the other prisoners, and to his liberty in
the meantime on substantial bail being
given.
The Crown urged the fact that owing
to the prisoner's conyiotion he had no
right to bo released, even on bail, but
His Honor ruled that in view of the
reserved case granted at the opening of
the Coleman trial as to the doubt in
regard to his jurisdiction in the inattor,
ho would grant bail. The bail was fixed
at $4,000, tho prison& offering his bail
for $2,000 and four other sureties of $5500
each.
This ended ono of the longest and
most sensational sittings of the General
Sessions of the Peace in the county.
At a late hour in the afternoon bail
ooulcl not be secured for Coleman, so if
ho is unsuccessful he will havo to stay in
jail.
BRILLIANT BAYONET CONTEST.
orgt.-major Morgans Beaten By Cham-
pion of the World Stewart.
Toronto; Dec. I3 -Private Stewart, of
the 48th Highlanders, champion of the
World, secured a decisive victory over
Sergi. -Major Morgans, of the Royal
Grenadiers, the 12 -years champion of
America, last night at Massey Hall
a largo assemblage of enthusiastic
spectators. Only two bouts were required,
although near the close it looked as if
Morgans would win the second engage-
ment.
The subjoined score tells accurately
when the points were made, the double
noughts signifying counters:
First Engagement: -
Stewart 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1-5
Morgans .0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0-3
Second Engagement: -
Stewart.. 010 0 0 10 01 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1-5
Morgans .. 0 0 0110 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-4
Stewart fought in a crouching attitude,
frequently the stook of his gun touching
the floor, and, while Morgans remained
nearer upright, his was the more open
position, and he certainly proved a better
mark. Each was quickness personified
and the Highlander won by his better
work at close quarters. All the military
men agreed that it was the best engage-
ment of the kind ever seen in Toronto,
and some of the skeptics aro now begin-
ning to understand why Private Stewart,
of the 48th Highlanders, secured the title
of champion of tho Empire on the recent
visit of the Kitties' team to the Old
Country.
C.P.D. Steamers for Klondike.
Toronto, Deo. 22. -In order to handle
the heavy traffic. to the Klondike in the
spring, the C.P.R. has made arrange-
ments for the building of three large
stern wheelers, to be used on the Yukon
River. Tho steamers will' bo built in this
city and the contractors will bo kept
busy getting them ready for delivery to
the owners by April 1. The boats will be
about 140 feet long, with a 30 -foot beam,
and will be especially fitted to carry a
largo amount of freight. The contracts
have been let.
CANADIAN CURRENCY.
Convict Irebnrn, who escaped from
Kingston Penitentiary a short time ago,
has been captured at Detroit.
W. II. H. Graham, of Irvington,
Indiana; has boon notified; from Wash-
ington that he will be appointed United
States Consul to Winnipeg ' after the
holidays.
Robert Muir, alias George Borns; ai
burglar under sentence from Barrio, has
admitted that he stole a team of horses
and a sleigh from a Kinmount farmer a
year ago.
Amhurst Island Township Council
has been elected for the coming year as
follows:. S. K. Tngwell, Reeve; W. J.
Fleming, R. R. Burleigh, Henry Wilson
find John Richards, Councillors.
The grand. jury at the Toronto Ses-
sions returned a true, bill against Rev:
Wm. Bates, charged with stealing some
load pencils, etc , from the T. Eaton
Co.'s store.
JamesLeach,a saw mill' an
w m has
been committefor trial„ charged with
perjilry. Ho will bo tried at Whitby. It
is charged that he married Nellie 'Brooks,
the 15 -year-old daughter of his employer;
P. W. Brooks; of • Cawnpore, Ontario
County, on a license procured, at Goad -
wood, in obtaining which. he swore that
Nellie was over 10 years of age. Mr.,
Brooks laid the charge.
*U? iRT8.
Exeter December• 22ud,1S97.
Wheat per bushel
Barley
Pease,-
Butter--
Turkeys
eas.:.:Butter ,.
Tu keys
..,
Geese.„...
Chickens per th . .
Ducks.
Wool.,
Dried Apples
Pork dressed..... ...
Pork live weight
Hayp or ton..,......
Clover d ...
4fo a seed ...
Alsiko clover
Timothy seed .................
Lost
.80r 81 Loot betiveen Dashwood and Exeter 1 bag
.20, to 23 Bran and 1 horse blanket. ()senora name on
-At to 24.5 ba^ Aay person finding samo kindly send
...15 to .15 word to this Ofileo.
....1S to a
4 to 1
MONEY
iq to 18 Private funds to loan onunproved farms
21 to ,} at flue and five and one half per Dent.
Apply to
5' ELLIOT & ELISIOT,
i 60 IstDocember, l6yi. Solicitors etc, Exeter.,
5.00
5.00
1.75
500o to
.50
tto
.00 to
.50 to
.50 to
Loudon, ember Mud 1897.
Wheat per bathe ,.. ..,. ....81 to
,-''3 to
Peas 39 to
Barley....,29 to
Buckwheat ....60 to
Rye , ..., ..... ... 32 to
Beans 25 to 39
Butter .... . 11 to
Ducks . 75 to 14
Turkeys por Ib. 10 to
Geese perils 9 to
Chickens .......30 to
Cheese 8 to
Potatoes per bag .40 to 50
Hay per ton .. ...$ 5.50 to $ 5.50
Pork per cwt.. ..... .. 84.00 to 34.50
24
45
36
33
so
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Election Notice,
TO THE RATEPAYERS OF THE VILLAGE,
OF EXETER.
LADIES AND GENTLEMAN :-
I take this means of expressing to
you my many thanks for the vote you gave
mo lastear; although it was not enough to elect
me, still was a good vote considering every-
thing. At the solicitation of my many friends
I ani again offering you my services for the
ReeveshipIn doing so Ifeel, as a largo rate -
payor, I should have a voice at the Corned
Board. I assure you, if elected. will do my
utmost to promote the general interests and
welfare of the village, having a duo regard for
economy and retrenchment. As I cannot pos-
sibly make a personal canvass owing to business
engagements, would ask you not to be misled
by_ any stories that aro circulated, as I am
going to remain in the field till the last vote is
polled. Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a
happy Now Year.
Yours Respectfully
Decombor21st., 1897. T. B. DARLING.
RIIe11111Eili81l DYSlO!Sil guieti.
571 ST. PATRICK STREET,
OTTA\VA, JULY 31st I896
To THE PrtRENOLINE MEDICINE Co.,
LTD., OTTAw 1, ONT.
GENTLEMEN, -On the advise of it
friend I tried one bottle of your fam-
ous rheumatic remedy, Phrenoline.
and to my surprise it cured me of
rheumatism, from which I have suf-
fered for many years.
It also cured the of dyspepsia, from
which I wits suffering at the time, so
that I feel now like a new man.
I Lave tried several remedies for
rheumatism, some of which did me a
certain .mount of good, but nothing
that I haye taken has done so much
for sue has your Phrenoline, and I
have much pleasure in recommending
t to other sutserers.
(Sighed) JAMES CARROLL,
Foreinaan of Works, Rideau Canal.
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stsrting P
on the road to health. Without it Dyspep-
sia, Constipation, Biliousness, Headache,
Liver and Kidney Complaints, Scrofula,
Ulcers and Abscesses thrive and increase in
the human system. But with pure
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Burdock Blood Bitters ''purifies the blood,
and drives out all impurities, waste and
effete matter more quickly and surely than
Any other remedy. If you want pure blood
and good health take
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REMEM ER
That we sell cheap all the
time.
R l®1 :Rowe
Has' the Finest Class of
Furniture ever shown in Exe-
ter and he
Does the
Largest amount of
I3us gess
UNDEReel KING A SPECIALTY.
R ' E QWE
Next door North of •Moleons:Bank.
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the 23rd annual
meeting of The HayTownship Farmer•SMutual
Fire Insurance Company will bo hold at the
Town Hall, Zurich, on
Wednesday, January 111h,898
(AT ONE O'CLOCK P. M.)
Business receiving the Director's and Sec-
retary's annual reports, election of Directors
and other business for the good and welfare of
the Company. All members are requested to
attend.
SAM'L BROXENSHIRE, R'Y. EILBER,
PRESIDENT. SECRETARY.
Farm for sale
West quarter of lot 18 and lot No.19, on the
12th con..of the township of Hullott,00ntaining
125 acres more or less. The farm is well fenced
and underdrained and convenient to churches,
school and market. On the farm is a good lee
house and frame barn 52 x66 feet with stone
stabling underneath also drive house and he€,
pen and other buildings. it is well watered
and in good state of cultivation with 10 or 12
acres of hard wood bush, if not sold within a
month will be offered by public auction.
For terms and particulars apply to the pro-
prietor,
THOMAS STACEY, Cromarty. P. 0.
Cromarty Nov. 16th.
Farm For Sale
EXCELLENT FARM IN THE TOWNSHIP
OF L'SBORNE COUNTY OF HURON.
For sale by private contract lot fourteen (14)
in the tenth (10) concession of Osborne, one
hundred acres. The land is of .first ratequality
about 90 acres cleared, the remainder in bush.
There aro two wells, one at the house, the other
about ut rho centre of the farm. The buildings
which
comprise a frame dwelling Quin house. barn
5)exn3c6eanadroinornanodndictaiottnl.e stables wih the
Forpartieulars apply to T. S. Clarke an the
premises or to Messrs.Elliot & Elliot Solici-
tors &c.. Exeter.
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�'� e handle
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A. few second hand organs
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Sewing Niatatifries
ALWAYS ON HAND.
P. S. -Selling out Dise Har.
rows at cost.
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For several Reasons:
First. You feel yourself to be a better man.
Secondly. You look a better man.
Thirdly. Your fellow -man respects you.
Fourthly. It is Ready-to-wear and you can
choose, try on, and suit yourself from stock, without
the uncertainty of an ordered garment.
And lastly, you will find a little Guarantee Card
in the pocket, which means " Satisfaction Guaranteed
or Money Refunded."
Does the combination of Reasons appeal to your
wear slop clothing.
It is a weakness of hu-
man nature to judge by
appearances.
well a dog will bark
at a tramp while a well
dressed reran will pass by
unmolested.
It pays to wear
Shorey's
Ready=to=Wear
Clothing.
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1 The Flow of Milk
will be Increased.
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Why go to all the trouble of keep-
ing cows and get only about half
the milk they should produce.
DICK'S BLOOD PURIFIER
strengthens the digestion and in-
vigorates the whole system so
thate nutriment nutrlm ret is all drawn from the food. It takesj ust
the same trouble to care for a cow when she gives only three
quarts as when she gives a pail. Dick's Blood Purifier will
pay back its cost with good interest in a few weeks.
LEEMu1G, MILES -a Co., 50 CENTS DiCK &, CO.,
AGENTS. MONTREAL A PACKAGE,PROPRIETORa•'
Farms for sale
A few good farms for sale cheap -Money to
oan. Apply to JOHN SPACKMAN
Samwell's Block, Exeter.
F'RMERS
You will find atBissett's Wareroom
the following line of Agricul-
tural Implements.
EEER1NG BIN-
DERS, MOWERS, ROLLER
AND BALL BEARINGS,
STEEL SULK Y RAKES.
Afu1 l'line of Seed Drills Cultivators
Disc • and Diamond Harrows.
Plows, and Turnip Drills.
SEWING MACHINES, ETC
The celebrated Knoll Washer
Raymond sewingand any
y wringerspatrons in of these. A
machine
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BEST FOR T ABLE.DAIRY.AND FARM.
Suit of viothea
or a Single Garment
Should Combine now a days,
Correctness of Style,
Good Workmanship,
ModerateC ost
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Perfect Fit.
You "look`for these in an old and
reliable place, and A. J.
SNELL never disappoints his
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STOVES.
Gurney stoves and .furances. '
Waggons
Buggies
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Bicycles.
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The Chatham Waggon and a full
line of the celebrated McLaughliin
Buggies.
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large assortment of
Winter
Fall Sc.�,Goods
In Worsteds and Tweeds, ate
and we will
nowon cur's elves k
shelves,
pleasure in showing
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them toou. There are many
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other lines that are specially at,
ractive.
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