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T P , stesug 11igiaf15• ir1 sowels of rt rat,
old uufor'tuua to, rte bode nut
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labody's cb1040us wo):0 missing one 11i$hir
411 cr,arl.lg discusses to rig t— '
her 0 C hnit' 1'112 h to t'.'
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..,.404 els, 4,114414 a fauiishi.q
t,rnitl oof,,ditions at times would estsup,
ay1111 en the day" by 4 $f"MOW'
Wrens boys the whole brood i)'ie'1!L be et
,Jr vic1bereaved, 41.800 g14W eta^E'i •
tapered young tabby, bow little you carat,
ring or comm (eau cushion. or chair,
lug Abe saw yea se l:lessv Ana fat,—
.aortlesssighfort as ;olatocaii
soy pas li res, the gonyoutiatlr.,l11in1d,,-,
ar l u11d4stinguniess We darnAult,'l.
Wiese, disstabted, slid woa'4e,ioti for Hun,
t u unfOrtunat.pioissaly's eat t
( ' 'ty or intmee 1r., 4;ret=g s'se lies,.
.: statly star, tg pv,ch, glittering .yes„
utloat,lif se iuible, t1^ankful for that,
.' ,,sr old unfortunate tweedy's'etat,
like u., for pussy, tial' treslnassingliere,
.th had ue terra•s, the forttane no fear,
• > fear tnat St, Peter would. say toltur"sent," ;.
,4.,i is .low oyer --write ,•eAtaei,yttrf,
.,..-,..oana'astmsawssstaroelaascxwaresmarremmmsecra
lYZlfi€u'1r�,
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........., . .,. peaty of wen arca Cll( :1'.:. for gold
:LG Bridgeport. They 1.�, . ,i:« ick" a
, all velli of qa.:rta.iii: )'.:, quarts. of
,, ,der.
"Ii;•is a r 1h of etiquette in Arkaneas
.at nu true gentlemen will eat with
s lug thrown over the baeic of his
s,� ohbur'9 ehair, 1. IT.' eau help it.
Au ludanapolis father shot ai; times
I, u a supposed burglar, and was astou -'.
u.:d to hear the fuUoly ask, '' \Vhazzer
-.yzzer, fez .e1' ? wineezier doing 2"
' ,4 Delaware luau committed suicide
s.'iip1' bouause'suufu one left, a basket
.a a baby 0.1 iris front step. He was
aid ills wife wugld object to step-
', _Wren,
A clergyman at Springfield who has
,a bad habit of adding "ah" to many of
4.,s words, told last Sunday to thus
' l..lo had been brought up to the Lord s
"Bie,tkfast fur ninety-nine," said a
ev'.iiter to a ve?•dant cleric at a hotel not
e ,ilg ago. "1'uuuller !" said the clerk ;
• We can't du it." The waiter expluiu-
t ., that ninety -Niue was the number of
'Tae room.
A citizen of Delta, Iowa, writes to the
,attu Ls(er-G.lneral ; "If you duu't send
n Lao one to ran. this 'ere post-offus
arty suou it,11 bo tnrowd into the ri-
Ir, for I'm going oft' ou it bear Lunt
i. 1d can't foul auy more."
Mr.
Lowe, i
Lis addresses n sa, c recces to the
c instittiency of the London University,
tys that "Mlle luau who prefers cus-
1 nal to law &enc antes 0 principle which
e. ousts stereotype every µbuse and sub-
e..itute the bliud guesses of the barber-
: en fur the clear and well -considered
L,incIusions of It civilized age."
Providence alderman, it seems, are
noticeable fur tele breadth of sole and
;,:14 the quautity of grouud covered in
.leer debates. Oae of them, Leing pal-
, :d to order the other day fur lnakieg
e rifle per:,onal remarks, gravely infor-
led the president that he couldn't help
;., if he had stepped o l'Sople one's toes;
. :uustlint his fee„ down somewhere."
A Danbury man who recently lost
bis‘ wife was asked by a friend whether
,ie (Led suddenly, "Indeed she did,"
l eiola'ime 1; with much feeling:: "why,
'c...•ly a week afore there was a Iran
;t:oand wile wanted to insgre her, but I
,lever dreamed bf anything happening.
ad," he added, apologetically, "I don't
;1,l1ieve anybody would have thought it
look at her."
The coming poet of Napoleon, 0.,
warbles: -
4" 218
arbles:-
4"Tis midnight and •t:he setting sun
• Is rialag in the Wide; wide West.
The rapid river slowly ; un ;
The frog is on his down;; nest
The pensive ghost and sportive 105'
Ha1ari,,as hop from bough to bough."
A country minister: of " ijneitecl capa-
rley:" recently married for a second wife
;i widow of some property. Being an
t :dent servant of 1l ammon, a former
{i,lighbor asked him if he did not do
\: e11 •by the second marriage ? " O11,
es, iudee3," he said, with 0ilillkation
; uii thou, as fin expression of rever-
e:it awe stole into his fine he added,
"and, what is very remarkable, the
4siuthes t4! pity wife's first husband just
jlt Inc.,,
it fine distinction was feet the prea-
e'ler of the Bicllsn:,11.1 F crit ylaptist
church made: "My 1 curt fere," .said he,
"wheh you were 161 el e3 dar might
ha' been sense For tttittin' a slice c'f the
Lite tnarsr'S b" oo:t, (t1' llr,okin' a handful
, Corn meal, nr '011',!>in' do hen roost'
n' you all work rIeu, my In -adder, and
'•oa earn it, my brnclder, and sisters.
'tut now you is all free Illen dar ain'tno
' :case 'whatever; you's all on yer own
,',ponsibility."
Madame States, the singer, \res cal-
' id upon at her hotel in San Franoieco:
n, it an wile were a railroad conductor's
r ,xp, Ile tolyl her, that a•King Charles
I eaniel in n box liied been sent to her,
,'rom'jibe Eliot, and *ISMS thee ,in •tile de-
-oat. '.,l"he charges for freight and feed
i ig: on the way weee twenty dollars, and
1,1 ' a hid come to see if she would .have a'
dog brought routed. She supposed that
eomeone hat sent her a don as a pre-
sent, and maid the money without sur
/lichen. The conductor was ,bogus, and
the spaniel ft myth;
The steward of the Prairie Bird cern-
mitred anicide nn :the vwage from Hee
-ere
to New 'Orleans. The extract from
jhg etntwn'slog, which the tlewspa-.
'ter3 publish, M a tttixin,t'e'of the deuts-'
c Ll and the literals "The steward went
tn the enbili with the dish-lyask
lld,trrl rei,ftirt. The carpenter sungl
1TMSy Gori, he has shot, hi soli`!`
f,ryrrl ltim on ilia main hatch rota found
rr,l)ri11et=11610 ilr 1118 :tern
e
, , c' 1t terntfleY Thee'
1 -tit ltlm
out on a 'lr'lattic' ifl,starboard'
rs/it�tvstdt 1titlhil down fore anti aft'
smile; laid ;vurd a,1)0,clif' read fi nctitt
ceremony anll
launched 1
t
n the deep."
Two
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11a 1�m ilrCrtt j>~rri°.
roe saye that A, pta�'t'vard norlx .i ;tnr or
rt,g rt, Mettttitcntwith the following
uerintlona, the .titch verse of which was
_ ' 'fee
written by the 'tvifr fn n deet
le
f6i o her t`1ea r11
rtltil the second 1)w the husband after he
ad ;strait it. a 11,111 :—
rr
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11ri for'iltier7t r
lei'
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y s ti bf
] am hryt d4a(1girt rtnepitig $t,ru,
}' itnt)efltr, my t,wo,11,•Mtai a you tris
I' ut t11F' tits t
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wrr �Witt f`14t
Fc / dcare;Nt
1y(w-1 lioo 11te,
aoo rtrtot6or W4flf;
at:1mA coin() rttt 11 roof) bill tlreo
,.,
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r
1 , 1 1
tt tf,k ri be r with. alit."'
a� n r,
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ro
A lHiya'al('d F'roilelfliltaaa lids (ileeovered
the feet time the .eionetaut iTse of bete
('ritlilii deetl'toy5 the ilit.l`t1,y'tati(JalS that'
;erne en the iil'teriee, e^Iirtileges and
velyes of the heart, and prolongs life
a
ltz L,yollcl the itll incl till ,o,scalt and
yeeve. d that
' h J it 1 Cll
ton l alb, 11.11. t t
t,
r 1("1 t ail"
eels 411x• u T his l toll zi lavv� s i
# l ? b 11 J
o:
wire.
A preftlseoeof lege:elm:0 ie in I, lighted
e el,iitly eilt,li'tEtinccl a village at dienear
priec;ilially Cto.mposed of eol1e:s.
, ., tea; "eattliiidlling the nativos with
0'1 us. ,
li'u111i1 li lit •,li:C
vti<1'lotls tricictl i 4 al €
iw 0 wiltterl ell4 so 1,' u'tll---he .seed the
to to of 0, half-11ki11liy from one of the
au11r1T1(ie3.
oilier, after tk hesitation,
lic4ilcle4t oat the coil, which the juggles",:
epeo•1ily exhibited, tts he siticl, iritis,
ternl0LL1Ute t guinea. "An` is that my.
hawbeo'2' eX„el&dn ed the eollier.
aoubteilly," allswered rho juggler "Let's
said the collier, end tuning it
1'o nd in exaniialatioe, with 011 t03St1cy
Of delight, he tha,uked the jugg1or for
his ifiud.uessi and, putting it into lliix
rocket, said: "roe wars 't yell nu.
tllLLi't into 0 bawbco again,"
TWO o1 Te.,jni=--•Til the eastern part
')f. Delaware Comity, in New 'cork,
there resides Et wan named D., now a
justice of the Peace, and a very sensi-
ble .tan, but by eoen ion c :zee:it the
ugliest -looking iu(4vid.ual in the whole
count ; buiug long, gaunt, sallow and
awry,y ith a like a kangaroo. One
� gaita
day he was out hunting, and on One of
the mountain roads he met a men on
fuot end alone, who was longer, gttullt-
er, uglier, by all odds, than himself.
lie could give the " Squire" fifty ti.ud
beat him, With,'lit saying a word, B.
raised Ids gun land deliberately luvelel
For at the stranger.' 1 or Cud„ b seise,
d)n't shoot t' shot/ted the stranger, in
great alarm. ' Stranger,' replied B.,
i swore ten years two that if f over
Tilsit a mall uglier titan 1 was, I'd shoot
hint, and you are the fust ono I ever
seen.' The stranger, after tailing a
careful survey of the squire, replied:
Wal, captiu , of I look any worse than
you do, shute ! I 'don't want to live
no longer.'
AN AWKWARD MISTArn .—A Professor
of Cornell University lately published a
nulrber of hints us tea ” What to do in
Cases of Accident." One of these was
as follows:—''If you choke, get down
on all fours and cough." Jones read
this, and determined to remember it.
The other day he was eating his dinner
alone and he choked upon a piece of
beef. Instantly lie got upon all fours
and began to cough. Just then Mrs.
Jones game in, and the hupression
made upon her by Jolles' extraordinary
attitude and his barking was that lie
had suddenly been attacked with hydro-
phobia. Su she seized the i'iteli r of
water and took it from the room, Then
she sent one of the girls upstairs for the
mattress, which was thrown over Jones,
while Mrs. Jones and the family sat ou
him and held him down. The madder
he got, the more silarmed was Mrs.
Jones ; and the more he swore and
foamed at the mouth, the more she in-
sisted on the hired girl giving 1111 extra
turn on the clothes lino around his leg
and tying him to the stove. Then the
doctor came and pulled Joner' arm from
under the mattress, and bled him, and
put fly blisters on his feet, and promised
to come around in the evening to shave
his bead in order to out his scalp, so as
to relieve his brain. When the doctor
called that night Jones had a prize-fight
with him in the parlor, and after send-
ing the medical man up to the bath
room to wash the blood from his nose
and to cool his eye, Jones went out to
hunt for the Cornell professor. There
will be pain and anguish in that iusti.
tution of learning when Jones arrives -
He means war to the knife.
a _O' 4
iWantecb Cheap rrilBetZteine.
Our Teuton friend Johannees entered
one of our drug stores and said :
"Toctor, I feel sig all offer, and de
debbles dells me, I bettor take one fis-
sick."
"All right, sir," says the clerk, "Will
you have a dose of salts or some pur-
gative pills ?"
°'Nell, vot it cost for dem saulds?"
"Ten cents, sir."
"Und how much for dem fissicking
pill 2"
"I'll give you a dose for the some."
After a vain search in his pocket
for the required sum he asked :
"Teeter, you tend got no second-
hand fissicking pills, ain't you?"
CHANGE OF BUSINESS.
The undersigned having purchased the entire
interest of the hate D1. H. B. \t'in,ans ill the Drug
business, is noir prepared to accommodate the
public with a well selected stock of
DRUGS,
TOILET ARTICLES,
TRTJKSE S,
SHOULDER BRACES,
DYE' STUFFS
PATENT MEDICINES,
&e., AT Y'3IICES WHICH DEFY C1OMPI' TI
Te ON.
0. VANDUSEN,
chemist & Druggist.
Exeter Apr111,1874 3'a-tf,
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EXETER NOBTII
CARRIAGE
FACTORY
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Trade,
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t.1 hitt i --•aftslz r b h' Cr Y
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Also o .l It ,lid tt lois of :Stoteli.
Diatriond 11111:To ws ; of. t)ief1' own
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tley
and. will .CO,It
sell as rill o US O Yl ,:
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trade
<)11C 111'. ie ti,.tde�
P,Cage to Ot.1r11 11T /iVjjy'y,�y ��YY
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ANi) 1LU ZON
Illarbie Works.
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(LATE OF s iixaa
n
)
woltle intimate to thelenumerous friends
ends a11d the
general I,ubite that they arc l,repared to till all.
orders for
11onumeute, Tieadstoncs, Table Tope,
Mantles, Fee,
1 , • , t f ,rd =
(ls'<ctccf( ddurtte,rsettts I,rc�c1r11e tel .) r't.
Work of t11e best style and art. and cai,auot 00
3urpi(nr4ud in this hart 4f Ontario,
4 Pitil respectfully soliolted,
f):i,5t tits Loan & Jamieson's Store,
1kf 1N la'J' 121�)a't*, S1;, tFORTII
11:. L. *Mai, I3, M] SS11`,t'.
�Y1^110�t1.;t�t�i1�1�U,
CC. CHARLES SENIOR, PHOTOGEA
. 1^'}IE12, wishes to call the attention of tire"'
pantie to tree fact that he is ootlstantly on hand to
take illota5rapitt,'atitl that he gillgivo60t1ctas=
tion bo all amigo wile give hiuc, a call. Havinw
had considerable experience, he is prepared to
photograph residences or do any out -door photo
rapphy. Enlarging old copies will receive special
attention, either from old ant brotyTpusoraaugerrc-
typos to any silo up to life-size. A'hoso who wish
photos. of (11.1000.80d friends oulargod,•will .dlo wel
to give hila la call, as his inlstru111e11ts are ad beod
138 gran 1)0 pact. Also an assortment of oval frames
constantly onllanti. Charges moderato and work
satisfactory, 1-1111=
iprorworwrramanstermiroarmatoostrovrommtertratomarrtcratsrowrommetroworsu
D11�1a lV` ` •t1ltion r j.
TANDAItD "
WATER STREET, ST. MARY'S.
Rooks, Pictures, Vapor, Wall Paper, Toys. Picture
1`ranies,I3e1•lin ,'Owls, land Valley Goods
in prolusio11.
PIANOS,
Web or's splendid Piauos, tlto best made in the
Duani(ion, from $850 to 57110 Call and examine
stun ph) t.t "taudald" Book store.
a'oHN li. 13I10TT, Agent.
—Picture Framing in every style to order.
ihlary's, Oct., 1573.
WV GRID G ,
Merchant 'h'ellar and.
acne e.1 outattei?.
BIBLE DEPOSITORY
..v F� F
BOOKSELLER & STATIONER
A Stock of
Family Bibles, Pocket Bibles, Wesleyan
and Bible Christian Hymn Books,
Psalm Books for the nee of Pres-
byterians, Church of England Prayer
Books, Miscellaneous Literature
of a non -demoralizing nature,
and a general assortmeut
OF SOIIOOL BOOKS &aSTATIO[NERY
always ou hand
W. GRIGG.
orner Bookstore
ST. MARY'S.
Fe sharp,
Bookseller (Stationer,
Always on hand a large assortment of
BOOKS,
STATIONERY,
WALL PAPER,
FANCY GOODS,
t ;CALL AND EE
H. FRED SHARP.
1 FRED. SHARP,
GeneralExcliange broker
ST. MARY'S.
Agent for the
INMAN LINE
OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
Tickets from t. Nitiry's tti Qu ooustown yr Liver-
pool, t(oligo, e112.50.
Parties wishing to send for their friends in the
0l(1 country eau procure prepaid certificates cheap-
er duos by any other lino.
Agent for the Michigan Central and Erie Rail-
roads. 'Tickets issuod to lacy part of tho t7.,S',; oast
oo west.
AGENT FOR THE
FANAOIAN �.S7CP'14ESS FiOM.i'4NY.•
Greenbacks Bought and Sold at the
Best Rates,
LONDON
QUEBEC andMONTREAL
'I' einp erlcy Line.
dompo oci of the following first -alis
IRON ST A MSl1PS.
SCOTLAND; MEDWAY,
THAMES, )ELTA,
SEVERN' NYA1i1ZA,
11T�0i 01Z,.
the,f3toalum'n of this Lille (Viae 0:feuded to Sail,
y1rtutr11(5 the
111343(311 of ,ei eviesetrohtor 18,6, 100)h ,.
LOi4i1)®1,1 rOiU 4,x1 B 'iC 11.1x.4) OSTICiAti
e
as,fuifoivs. h(. tfaftat 'lir (t 1 t ' t ,
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fold '.6Very alternate 'i� edilefiday` and 'eittitrtate
t]ler cfter, 11 t; t
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f, ttltloat;eft q' f '
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DEALER IDT
GROCERIES,
kPi and &iug
I- :A.I DWARE
(ID CKERY
Boots and shoes
Patent Medicines,
Also`,
DEALER IX ALL ILINDS OF.
LEATHER
ALL KINDS or
S HOFI IF I Nth NCB
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Made.
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IN BRITAIN
461? "WITIP01 Pat 0u1411.: ot4T' Crg;u,ns are'uu;4ver-
gall• aakupwlaagod to bosu11rnuoia:'ro Ara, ol'101lt3
3.1111)1 1110 09ee11113116t01 a good, 1.4et1/tt111ou1.
Pnriug tlu TLAzl,'1873 we soeuze1 rs.4144
FIRST PRIZES
LONDON, GUELPH, AND INMUMERAI'3LE
COUNTY SHOWS
TAT ALL PARTS QF CANADA
A Rive Years' Guarantee given with each instru-
lnent.
For Illustrated Catalogue,
Address!
W BELL,&. COMPANY,
1.'rize kledal Organ Manufacturers,
OUEI.'" h], Qti`
l.ill,� tC� tachilrrrn,
"VieLENNAN'S STEAM AND WA-
TEII-POWEII.
Flouring and Grist MI11,
EXETER
Tho undersigned wishes to return sincere thanks
to his numerous customers for their very liberal
patronage in the past, and also take this oppor-
tunity of stating that he is bettor prepared than
evor to turn out
THE VERY BEST OF WORK.
The mill is in the best of running order, and par-
ties
artins can generally rely on getting their grist home
with them. Having lately put in a new water-
wheel, there is now au abundance of water.
PTFE WHEAT.
HU; MARKET PRICE PAID
IN CASH FOR 1+YleE WHEAT.
FLOUR AND CHOPPED FEEDIALWAY
ON HAND.
D. II'LENNA'N.
J BOSS
PLANING MILLS !
J. ROSS, Builder, Manufacturer, nue dealer
in all kinds of
BUILDING MATERIAL,
snceh as
SASH,
Doors, YA. lin t: ,
MOULDINGS; etc,,
DRESSED AND UNDRE SSED.
FIe has also on hand a ffrst-chess lot of
Flooring, `
ASING-,
Scroll -Work,' etc.
Which they fiir'nish to order,
Dressed 1L11d Ti11c11'ossed eoustniitly en. hand.
Lath Sample 8
Always all eland,
,.
Spticittl attbutoil bog to
LA` S'C'CA"y
Nx '
Tito( tt 111 ti 1 . 11 ''
tit creta (tlfl toss fifeltii `a' �•
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i1t tfiile but eltpfrlbsb000 Wo1'kimltl4 saner resin
ryli • rst.olasgi material,'' he fetelseebfu10(lt of
Y, _
, ii'itig tttiro trctisf11otIoti tor all 'who Iney favor
lllth "Sir 'their j,)atrettage.
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fyq. 1'AI1ii`.I1`1 'z15 wOnitiatt l'es ilaotlilliy ill
11 103111. the n1ha3)rltal,itWatt
,hxete��. and en
rounding country that 110 1rt laicttarot1'to. 49 ul
ltillt13 of boolibludln(f.in the 1ai'011 caul,. moat 1311.11
o}lable.s1)10/ (athis bindery in St,10erys• Maga-
41.1404 horul(t at clteairr+rtes. All olp]< l is left at ilio
i'1 kt us of a 1\a 01 3111 1 ca\u pronsvt attention
S,t 3,3/3/Y s, August -2.8, 1 -Ay,
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Be sure and got the W. 1). Meellochlpu Witte
before buying. You, will have no other after swill
teem. All who wear them recommend them
Gold and Silver, Lady and Gentleman's sizes
77 Dundas Street, London. ,.e the testimonials
Tho largest, bust and uheapost stook of flux Gold.
Jewelxey, Clocks, liver end Plated Ware: ancy
Goods &o., &c., in the Province. Repaving of
ovoy description. W. 1). M'GLOOLIN,
77 Dundas, st, Loudon Ont. '
711j11.CaySi, nth & `'+hop,64
JOHN -TREBLE'S.
BOOT, SHOE,
AND
mess...,., _khan,
MAIN STREET.
A large and vsriod assortment of Ladies, Gents'
and Cilildl•cu's
MOOT. aka�wi c3id1 7
01' ,TILE,1;A,:1.'I'1*4T STYLIST AND REST
WORKMANSHIP
Kept constantly:on hand. 5Uso a choice lot of
FELT OVERSHOES, RUBBERS, SLIP-
PERS, dal
711Ir, T. having secured the . services of MR. .7.
COMM43'OIU , is prepared to receive orders for
all descriptions of
CARRIAGE, LIGHTH2 HEAVY A
VY
it IAP.ESS,
A complete stock of;
HORSE CLOTHINGBRUSILES
f :BRUSHES,
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WHIP
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TRUNTL'S,I
The subscriber tithes this opportunity of thank-
ing the public for their past support and assures
thele that as nothing but the best Materiel is used
and none but first-class workmen emplaned, they
will 1111(1 1t to their advantage to continue that
support.
PARTICii'iLAR ATTENTION PATD TO
ORDER -WORN AND REPAIRING.
Exetor, NOv unbar 20th, 1873. 13-1y.
THE L., Imo., &r B.R.
uasSIESSOSEIMILIgii
Laena�s°�fi'�r.5
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THE subscriber begs to thank the people of Ex-
eter (aucl surrounding country for the very liberal
patronage bestowed upon hila in the past, 011(1 1101'
after enlarging his premises 18 prepared to do work
which cannot be surpassed either 111 or outside of
cities. Particular attention paid to the tmaking
and fitting of COLLARS. •
HARNESS
(Sign of the Big Boot).
HEAVY AND LIGHT,
BLACK AND ILVER MOUNTED,
In ,he most stylish and fashionable manner pos-
sil- •e. Repairing receives every attention. The
ROCKWELL BIT AND OVER -CHECK
on hand. He would intimate to his many friends
that ho has lookko11 to their health and interests in
Boots and Shoes.
and has just received a large a11(1 varied stock for
Gents' Ladies' Misses' and Youths Weal; This
branch will be found replete in every particular,
and the stock will. be sold at: a slight advance o11
cost: The soreices of 1Mit. THO . ALLEN, Thames
iload, have boon engaged to ;ttako chairs of this
department. and is now prepared to receive .all or-
ders for work i11 this lino, Satisfaction guaranteed
L/11(1310111 performed wit. promptness.
14-3m. W. FANSON.
.11ll>lilljt�, fourth, (t,
1VINTER
R. & T8 BIS SETT
Have now rn hand 6 quantity of
S T OV E S
01' LONDON tg6 HAMILTON MAKE,
And would solicit meant from shy'isashfltg a really
geed article. A quantity of
is are,, Copper- ro,r Iter.
l
Always s 031 etre .,
nt
Ab x9PCIALI"Vr
TAKEN EXCHANOEPOR GOODS.
AT CASH VilletS.
S'r: ntp15, l5d't6`be
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C, i97d.
The in
of
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lEtecd1 Organs.
We do not wish to detract from the lnerita of other Organe by upholding
ours, but aro over ready to Submit them to a fair slid, impartial test, feeling
confident of the result.
PRICES FROM $55 TO $1,500.
t "Testinlouials from the best ususichms in Canada can,. bo seen..
MARBIN BROS., Parkhill,
GET AN
ioiD I,O�iill
OR AN
Improved Singer Sewing Machine.
TIIE LOCKMAN 1S
The Best Family Sewing Machine in the Dominion
1T 1S THE
Simplest, Strongest, Quietest, Llghtcst B'un,nl '
Most Con von lent Maclaine Yet Constructed.
Its make is unimpoachablo, and its work- most
satisfactory. Ti
o
IMPROVED SINGER
1 is an excellent machine for all kinds of heavy work, such as harness, boots .YL slots, eta:
''Tl!:]sL larger, slut lel and in ever • wa • better TF1E S11U1'TLL�IS,SUL11 ,b 6 15 } r,ttEr th,1:, any otlls
in use. C. 3OUTHCOT"i', Agent,
MIt. S. al ways keeps 011 hand a supply of
'Maclaine vAttachrnents, Thread, N ed.les,
N.B. FULL INSTRUCTiONS GIVEN TO EACH PURCHASER.
tit's' Mr. outhoott is prepared to give complete and
[�WiJsatisfactory fits in his clothing
p�Line.
SPY S Tare `109 05,° ,W
R
ER
C. A. MACE
Has just received a large and excellent
Groceries, consisting of
Green, Black, and Japan T 4 9
Raisins, Currants,
Prunes, Rico,
Sugars, (Sac.,
Which he is prepared to
Stec'
SELL CHEAPER THAN EV EFS.
1? °' DON'T FAIL TO GIVE TIIE NEW STORE A CALL.
Exeter, Feb. 26, 1874.
0PENED OUT,
1-+, ._)TTM) , ONT.
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Mr: John Drew would 111101'm tho publie that Lo lens opened but itis Furniture Waroroonin in his
new 1r11ilding opposite the '1" AI L S office, and is filling '1110111 with
ON OPTH3_ S T .STOC Stoloe POff"i7'E int
T'CJ S Ti1N O1\TT.A.RIO
1t comprises' Chairs, Tables, $tnilds, ]31u•or"its, Cupboards, Sideboards, and 13edstesids. 'rte: has
also on hand, rt choice sclectton of
PARLORMIJITESg• REP "DAWI
0 Sp
Ilallgilig in.pr10 up to $ I
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' h111 tis, al. 4 1 a s
�.olf,,w11! filed Mora ovolyt g y 1.
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shortly +alargo importation, tit the
Bottgitt'.f on the be it\iflatanettttel`5111 the 'tstitecd 'States,
he \
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'0oire1it . .Give the subscriber a call. �'�{ �1p
3O n' .LJ 1I yy
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i,txr t�. 111t tt1n�tf11sive ritloits4, , ; holt), t
tt4,)~ Iolftllitin ti) 00x1,116 cost thirsts, itl trs stookof* Itta�!aillttl11 3'ol'
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