The Exeter Times, 1886-9-16, Page 4IHI+� EX.ET.l.;.11.
Is published every Tllut'sc}ay^ Morninfhat,the
TI MES STEAM PRINT ILIO MOUSE
Mann strost,ucarlyopposite Fitton's Jetvelery
Store, Exeter, Out., by J01111 White sC Sen, Pro-
mictol's.
11AT1.8, ir1' Aovniv,t}Il'G
Pint illsortien per line„ ,10 cents,
eseli sullsegneat irsertt ,zi kits 1incents.
To iLaure insertion, IttlVQt'tlauuteht.F should
ee sent hi not litter than Wednesday imirlling
Our,/ OB PRINTING; D3i1P ' T11t1)NT is 0110
f the largest and best equipped in the Comity
1
Huron, Ali ti ort: aL trnstoct to its will r000iv
w prompt attention,
[7eelsiolus 'tenterel).itte °et x +S-
I)tLlael's. e'
Any person who takes a 1lt1perregularly from
he post -office, R ilt+ther diroeted in his name or
another's, or whether helms subscribed or Lot
is'reenousibl5'for payment.
2 If a person orders his paper discontinued
he must 1a t
1 Y
rovincial Voters' Lists,
As there seeills to be cQnsiclora,ble c}ifl%
(runty on the part of iinuiicipal clerks ix
making •'
tt a t} •
lr,t,
0
o 1
,� 1 voters' lists for the present
year we transfer to our .columns the fol-
lowing extracts fromeletter, signed "Cain,
dictate, whieh appeared in the Globe a
few days ago. It indicates in a eeneise
farm surto of the. more into which clerics
are liable to fall. "Candidate” says :
ant now receiving copies of the rotors'
Nets for severe]. townslilli mulxioapalios, auil'
scarcely two of thein are made out . on the!
sante plait; while the majority of then ap-
of election pxesctlbecl Uy i•LLv 0 two kinds
I t eptly disregard the cleeeilieetton and
and gllalificatlon3 of \ ot-er$ for th
,
In sortie voter's' lists the voters for Par -1
licenentary eleotiou3 only,
ate in Part
1. its enal.itied to vote at Doth "Municipal'
elections and elections to the LegisltLtive
Assembly,"
„
Y,
BORN.
1 Bxsserr Ire r, ou the 9th inst., tile
wife of M. Geo, Bieeett, of a sen,
} l�onlrtco70, _fn Hey, of the lull Mete the
i wife of Rodger Northoott, of ;3rd con„ of n
son.
0".RoURi:n, --.;lit.. 1' • .
S r1�ka,on the lith fust.
the wife of James O'Rourke, of a daughter.
HANDFonu.—In .Exeter, on. the 15th nst• ,
the' wife of 'sea() Handford, of a daughter, ,
HARRIED.
Corzeeso.—Swtezent..-_nn the 27th ult.,by
the Rev, E. A. Fear, at the resideu,c
the bride's father, Jolla C. Copeland, of
Woodham, to Miss Mary Aura Switzer, of
I3lanslzarci.
MmrrsoN,—B:15ea. At
the 112ethocl t
60n7Lhe Fill ar-
I
n,
Fullerton, nS P
b'
3
Rev.
11Ir.
Caswell,
uth
071
1 attoars ut• bh,
c ,
t I's
ibthos.
1 may
send t
a
it
t until. I11
thauayruonthsuxadq, otltc,tstllevoters for 'Municipal elections Iaxtou.
loi,t the �ehoo antount whetll oil are£ n
continue
to
S
and n thou C
of
Zile paper Y o ndi
1
is taken from trio otiioo or not. I,arlianlentar and
t l es qualified for both
8 In snits felt subscriptions, the'suit clay Ire Y lrl llttiiClp;el elections.
13nAIINt);—R01yE. -In Exeter
Instituted in the place tvla Ono clerk t del at the reel. -
t 1, DII•, r
rl
to
mss
B
nIortao of
Dl
sten
1C
11
to
,nI1S rr
Miss 1
�Ia
le
02 Baker of I'ul-
c ern n se s ere col 1 I
developed d wto Pneu
s -eci s. iii " elo the paper 1s pit - enters in Peet 1, as voter ice of the bride's fa n dangerous anti ob
l ou,h rho subsorilaer uuty lesido illnnicipal and LegislatiL>e flssenibl voters lust b the R thtar, 021 the 15tH; My physician at once orderer
elec.:-
hundreds i,# miles av,�a)-. t• y ice, A 1 the u f
4 TL "
A Common Cold
Ie often the beglgniug of serious af'ec-
tions of the Throat, 73rouchiel Tubes,
and Lungs, There'ore the e
lcuportance pf
early and effective treatment cermet be
overestimated. ,flyer's Cherry Pectoral
Iwiv always be relied upon for the speed
cure of a Cold pr Cough.
Y
Last January 1 was attacked with a
severe Cold, wllieh, by neglect and fre-
quent exposures, became worse, finallyp
settling on my lungs. A terrible cough
soon followed, aceonlpanied'by, pains la
the chest, from which I suffered intensely..
After trying various remedies, without
obtitiuulg rolief, I commenced taking
Ay'er's Cherry Pectoral, and was
13 A R GA INS
Speedily Cured, i
I
alai satisfi
d
a 1
11
a
t
t'.
h
9
t el
1 n
d
ev
sn•
L
ll." r ed
f — m
o.
Jtl
0
Sc
Y
bste
1
la
yvtt '
> uf.
ct
R
.T.
I contra t
deal' c <,"which prsit,
ing dtui nrom;t, present•
vM
LEARrn►c SAt,
• Y e -,,ev. 117. 'Dlartin Mr loin
e symptonxs.
Iirauud, to Mies Rhoda second iter s Cherry Pectoral. Ills instruction.
.ctvage. we , ; result was
Chas.
Rowe. a A 1• t '
entitled and permanent : plci
se o
tons, "land-otivlter's sorts" and I to folfowuY and
earners"—ant glasses of voters not b of Air. Cil R , and daughter the re It
I
b cut
y law to yore at Municipal elections. CaNNrvAl Tn Rogers Praire cute. —$, E. Simpson,
sons" and "'voters," --apparently
„ '
coli ,. , _ tun-
as a "farmer ”
atmunicipal vote
ire Assemblyelections.gts a '
Another c
"farm-
ers' persons in "land holders'
municipal
.provisions Of. the
"farmers'
sons o '�
idea elections to the
' acres, as-
sessed
each . s willgive votes
value Sesser
certify that no persons on the Ass'
assessed
o courts h •
five
decided ed th
at refusing n"
`ake
i to.
nC a
LL
el
ser /
Cl U '
1 i 11
0.tiF' '
office, or removing audloavilt from itis host. .
fOYiSjarllllafacieeYitlenCeQf1'Jtthem tentlgttllfrlted' A11U - ^� LL• At t i, Texas.
11 a t , that dell. enters in Palt 1 "farmers' be Methodist
T1vo wars apo Isuffered
parsonage, Crediton, on the 8th inst., by Rev.
D. M.
Isa-
bella Margaret Canning, 0 t
township,
"income - otexs apparently Kennedy, Robt CaUo 0U t Miss Gold which settled n anni r1 severe
NOTICE. un-
conscious of the fact that a person entered I,t tot both of nlcdicines they salted various pbysiclrtus, and took the
s son is only gasified to - t t y prescribed but received
elections, one to tryAyer's friend induced
1 tun- er of putstanelilln Pec -
taking After
We have a large 1 th and not at Le 1 t only temporary relief. A'f
accounts scattered in different quarters, t el s Chat i'v
which, if paid would amonzrt to several loll enters qualified r Part i as , c f two betties of this medicine I was
curer. Since then I have given the Pec
hnnclrerl dollars Liicl assistgreatly.sons, thus ignoring the s ltiud u Ltetolvol on the 7th torah to my children, and consider It
?; e t 111tLAy a11bSCI 1be15 a fell 11Im1Clp'Ll '�Ct which 1
Elizabeth Jana Hutchison. t '� h B
and tt e hope that they will
sou b franchise muu 1 1 oaths, 16 days o ti Remedy �
m Lung olds, Coughs, a Throat and
DIED.
There are' ltd
ara rr a „ units the aged 23 e Best
time in arrears
for Golds
make prompt settlement, as crops hate been f "owners" # f f EaoRETT I El,eter, th 1 ,Coughs end 11
sessed at such an amount as Robert V 1 1 in my Tamil},
HUvCnISON. I
Elizins
t.,
myears,
— n inst.,
Thos. Eacrett, aged 27 years, 6 menthe
n
Pentenn.—In
infant daughter a
Pickard, aged 4 months and 3 days Margaret
and 8 days. Some Vino ago.~
t , Exeter, on the loth inst.,
o films o 20 ou a 0th t ,e1e1 used
good. this season, : u< erpool, Meadville, Pa,
�----•= — ----= -.. — ._„ _ 1 of the olden sous up to the
which being I took a slight Colt1
Jimmy o the lists er eta se el.' o neglected, se, m
11 :$-1. afeef y WQitl's.
In lea f tl 1 received, the clerks ght of R t and 111 Bin t ttl 1 1r nr}grew worse ni
lungs. I hada hacking
cough, and \vas 'very nen ' w e
1 - sen in great danger.� Y life to be
p ye
Assembly electlonC than It 1 ss than one bottle f this I
preservation
n of nay 1f
franchises Y to
..,
for L 1
k• i y weal: Those h
R' vine best considered
ollare qualified to *
m 1'f
•--•---- 1 tote at Legislative As -1
g , t I continued to suffer
bly elect 1 1
TBR until I commenced using Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral. Le
THU.SRDAY, SEPT. 10th, 1886.
ions on
re c •' Y, although the •law ' �.._ SALE Rl+'rGIS +
prescribes
eso bssa lower franchise for the Legis -
Municipal elections. does for
AI The egis drive aril
HALDLI U yD, at
Parties getting their sale bill printed
ing, free of charge :—
this,oli'ice will receive a notice similar to the
follow'
eetl0n in this constituency, llelcl I' ogee, electrons are doubtless in a .'very Seminar, SEPT. 2�TH,—Farm stool- and
complicated state, and county judges may implements, tEo,, the
on the Sth inst., resulted in the return of doubt their right to certify trim of the Hooper, lot 6
J ' ,, to by a I voters' lists in their presentY property of Wm.
Mr. Coulter, the Reform candidate eon; 1, Biddulm Sale at
majority of 117. The scream of pleasure cheated above some f the voters' lists an one o'clock, Jas2Oke,2ND. Vol 1.
with which the Biel papers hail the result �parently give the right. to vote at Leis P 1 at Grand Bend, - (store
and re e
shows the terror they were in, lest this R property,
1ve Assembly elections to persons not ire- propertyof A.
(Gore and residence) act the
strong Reform county would change its, cognized by law as legal voters at suck I Wm. Hole. nem
Salo: at one
stereotyped record and for once return a elections ; while others apparently intend o'clock;
Conservative. Relying perhaps, too con -that persons not clothed with the municipalTII prosert SHPT. 23ite,bUMr.inlays
8dentlyupon. the electors of Haldu•I franchise ala vote at it ctRyan
sty, in Exeter, owned; by J
fan Y Municipal John
d opal electi" R a S•
rising
to
the b
importance of the questions t � tl
at Issue, and the gravity of - the present
political situation, we had a dim hope
that perhaps the riding might be redeem-
ed, and 1!'Ir. Merritt be returned; but we
were
mistaken. -
1.en.
Ourvillage
contempor—
ary el
u or--
P
dry in order to make the result look a
little like an endorsation by an Ontario
constituency of Edgar, Riel and rebellion,
claimed the majority to be 200, and bases
an editorial upon .these figures, although
the true return was lalown two or three
days before his paper issued from the
office. 'What little the Reform party may
make from this distortion of facts, they
are welcome
to.
Now
what are the facts?
The
they haveralw yshheld ve retained
the earliest
days of Canadian party history, by the
smallest
majority ever al.
tY wen. I
to do this; they have had to importointo
the county their heaviest platform speak-
ers and the full force of their party ma-
chinery with joints oiled find wires ala
Y n al
eat 2. o cl
ocic p, m,,. on the
premises. Jas. Oke, auc. •
FRIDAY, OCTOBER - 1ST, --Real "estate, farm
stock, implements, &c., the property of
Jacob Heist. lot 16, con. 6, Stephen. Sale
atone
o'clock ck
p.m.
p
Hy. her
Die,
act
xn,
AY
SEPTEMBER o
, DMD
nR ...
7
TH —
implements, the property ofDavid tBIoock oma
field, lot 9, con. 11, tp. DEcGiilivray, Sale
at 1 o'clock sharp. Henry Eilber, auc.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMDOR 'eerie—Household
furniture, &e., the property of Mrs. Mary
Mitchell, Dashwood: Sale" at 2 o'clock,
Terms, cash Henry
Ana.
. n xe lists do escape the vigilance
of the county judges great difficulties will
occur at the polls, when voters are challeng-
ed as not qualified or as being entered under
titles which the particular election law floes
not recognize '
uz
e or
€n authorize ze
the
deputy t re-
turning P Y
e
l nil '
ofil •
tet
to
g accept
andrecord
ell.
P
on
his
boo -
P These difficulties, .
fiienit'
fes
and
, the
en-
forcement of oaths will cause - many a legal-
ly qualified voter to be turned away, or to
loose his vote, because his qualification- is
entered: by a wrong title on the voters' list
used at the election.
A Racy Epistle.
The following is an excerpt from a let
ter
which the Seaforth ed
Slirt'
claims, la
1
ms
,
wee
picked
Le
d
up on the shores of Lake Huron: It may
have been, but .it passed out of the Exeter
Post Office. Win
ie
the
writer
s somewhat
ha
dissatisfied '
t
ttsfied with Exeter, he has a loving re.
gard for some of her fair daughters
ScaronrH, Aug. 23rd, 1886.
DE1R-.�.�—
I arrives home safe on Thursday evening
neulated from that new institution the ' last. but was very sorry that you did not
Club, of Toronto; The full f (come up to Hensall that morning,
Liberalof orce l ver, would like
at this latter means the election pro- y much to u Seaforth a seen you. It has been
test will probably show. Doubtless he Oil Co ebein hg. at late.attractionreat The Wizard
"`mysterious stranger" of ;Lennox has evening. They hare jutleftthis mo ning
been around again. It was also necessary' for Exeter where I'think theyh
for Mr. Edgar to live in Raldimand for a needed as they recta; e are verymuch
fortnight, and call into play all the trusty ppoe to put
some lite in the people. I suppose Mr. and._!
means by which he lost so many votes,,Mrs.----are well. They make a fine look -
and the election once in a scrutiny before ing couple, Weil -_, I won't say
Vice -Chancellor Blake, in the neighbor- this time uutilI hear from much
en
ing county of Monok. It was necessary probably ' belwill send you more news; and
for the Reform party in order to ca) maty be more interesting to you, During
this election.to disown the means by splendidlyy short stay out there I enjoyed . myself
-which Chambly was won a few'"weeks basking in your s smiles; but would
have e
before, enjoyed
tom
claim sen
mf ever
�that
atYso
Reform much `
rm'n h
mealmore '
means oneIh e lfI
thing in Quebec, another in Nova Scotia
and. something, else in Ontatio. Mr. Ed-
gar stated that he spoke and made com-
pact for himself and not for. the party,
though the party reaped the benefit of
the pretty little game. These are some
of the causes of Mx•. Coulter be-
ing able to write M. P., after his naxne,
and all the honor that he stainless great-
ness of Mr. Blake can extract from thein
he is welcome to. icld to these the fact
that the Conervative party had given up
Haldimand for years and were not in a
position to do more than test the reserve
strength of their opponents there, and
then we cm have not an idea of the re
pulse of Haldimand; but simply data to
go upon and measure future results by.
Don't sing too loudly gentlemen, of the
Riel Revenge and Ruin party at this 1it-
a
nl
y known you longer and had a 1
chance of pouring out my soul's love to you. DER and 1886, at lO o'clock nDm s to hear Tat d
flowever, I think.you know my charactr as I determine
ons onethe oVoters' iy st of the rmuniC -
it is, which 1 think Will be well 'recommend- , 'pality of Usborno for 1856. All persons haying
ed by any pet'sou in Seaforth. In regard e o; he (sstiwehancourt
are required to. attend at
you and I corresponding do uot Jet as
sou know about it even your ow f
Clerk,
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22s-d.—Farm stock
and implements; the property of Robert
Woods, Lot 10, con. 8. Usborne. Sale at
1 o'clock, p. ni. Harry Brown, Auc.
F.RA1R GREASE^$LE
BEST IN THE WOULD
tom' Get the Genuine. SoldEvetywhere.
AD VERTISERS by 2dlressing GEO.. P.
RO WELL & 00. 10 sprue S t
can learn the exact cost of any!j New" York,
ofADVLiiTISTNG in Anlerican Newspapers.
t.1 -100 -page Pamphlet. 10e.
OTIOE.—Aly wife Lizzie Brown
out anng, having left mybed and:; board tvith-
yjaet cause or provocation, I hereby
warn any persons against harboring or en
couraginp her, oraivirg her credit on myac-
count,as I will' not be responsible for any 1
debts she may incur. and will prosoute any
party or parties harboring. o.- encouraging her ;1
In absenting herself from her home.
J. W. BROWNING,
TUTEES LIST COURT.—Notice
is hereby given, Viola court will be held
Pursuant to "The Voters List Act," by His,
Honor,
the
County
7
y ;fudge of the
of eT0Court
the County L Huron, at the TOC County
HALL 1;LI141YILr 17
u elks for Sept. 1030.
the world, as I onslder this "a _U tiw OL�IAN Ct
cor-
respondence." 1. intend yelps upthe�p
for a trip next week but I hope to hear from I FAR LIS FOR u ISAI,
you first. Let me know how all the boys are p
and also dou't forget the ladies.'Hoping I each, for sale or will take a house and lot in
Two splendid farms, containing 100 a crew
that you are well and enjoying yourself' and Part payniontfoe oue. These farms are situ -
that I may hear from you ere long, I remain I
aam
t3d in the township of Brooke, to tie County
yours affectionately and trnely, situ fedi beingiuon israilwaycandsschools. igiVill
From a; loving friend. i sell cheap. By paying two or three hundred
dollars down, the purchaser can „ave' his own
P. S. --Address, Box---
----- - l bine for paving balance. at C per ceut interest.
Another P. S.—x x x—rheas are Cissas. I All particulars given by applying to
WILLIAM BAWDLN,
A SIGNIFICANT PETITION
Goderich, On t•
tie skirmish, fOr we have too much canfi- {1HAr SETTLERS THINS OF EDWARD DLARE'S
deuce in the good sense and loyalty, not PARADISE 1
only of Ontario, (for we are not one Pro- I To the Honorable the Minister of the Interior
vine men,) but of the whole Dominion, of theD
tO fear any combination of Edgar, Laurier ouunton of Canada. I (l1? CANADA.
and the musket he would have carried 1 ' t's, the settlers of Caviller County, have
1 HEAD ObPICE
1 iota, United States" humbly petition to have HAMILTON ONT
been as 1
township 1. mime F r.;,;,l,.t,.. west of the
THE MERCHANTS'
VE MJO--
EC T iNG ASSOCIATION
PROTECTI
COLL
drat principal ,ineridiau, thrown open for
homesteading settlement by settlers in Da-
•
a lis stock of courageimmea-
surable as his tongue. When Canada
wants
a
Government men
tw
whose
only
slander er a
nd
rebellion elhan be not afraid but
that she will
oil
nose men o.
f sweeter re-
putation than British Columbia Edgar,
Yankee Schoolmaster Mills and Timber
Limits Cook.
EDITORIAL, .VQ`1P..5:
ESTABLISHED 1884,
Is au Assoc.ation of biisines i
2
E LDB'iS • and t
0
al men a and
prefe94
ha s10 .
1 n
having fol'ita
object the
_ IU , O•
NO` U
..L• -
people r
ev
1;
C
P 4t e
P r P nt
ear frIt
residin 1n Dakota,--� p � d I om making bad debts by furuiahin omoora
gsome o
f
whom a with lists of artierS-them
• pe i ton tm o others havin Merchants
their signatures to this t t' append, p who do not nay.
1tf h
and th
pI ore yon to become mann lire by rem. ttinollect, :wishing
o l behalf of themselves and neighbors simi- Managers, Hamilton, ')nt., will rec .iv o 0
larly situated to open for homestead settle- g d te7•ao to oar
meat township1,6, riudl al born mail etc.711,, dfor l•s, e91'tlflc la. find n Y°�
range west of p p bersliip, etc. (lend for testimottisle. eiu-
meridian Their reason for petitioning you I J, BIDWELL MILLS s (p„
is twat the excessixe taxation at the late of Wh •ntaua6ors liauuitou
fou 1 1 alf cents on the dollar, t.attlos are been discharged.
RNINOr-1111, warned against
hay i
n
anything tI1h1
D t
Y tt O do with lt. Fanll, ... hit}ling
from St. 63arya, he having+ 1
_ t ran one, 1 oar, to -
.For the first two monthscurrent
:• gether with the fact thi t' everything a man
of the
cur
ren o •
t possesses, p from
at ,
er m engine
fiscal ne
c,to
L1 t6at
there i `vat`
I is h
s bti •in
surplus
in the_ his
D ao•• '
po ,,he '
t is I subject e,
, 1, to
Jas
r -scab
mi U
minion �C t
treasury of 538,040. Should the �reuders fnruniug_or cattle raising which.
favorable state of brad° ~which this neote- as a bust-
noes unrenumerative. As.we are at a non
aces continue for the next ten months, elle''
Mmistcr of Finance will be able to boast
of a surplus of 'between two and three
millions. It is a good beginning; and we ulr+ut, ubanciuntug our cliliths in Dakota
accept it as augury of returning prosperity, ,Teriitoi'y to be once m. re, ander the DIiti-1,
Inc" number of viaitore to the Colonial left' which We heartily regret ever havinb
Exhibition fart week was 222,179, This total
it is interesting to note is more than double ts, Samuel
ren pray, Joseph Iwis,
the attendance at the fisheries Exhibition in licit, s Lawrence,
a Lawrence, J:tmcs: Lewis,
the core s,,oudit�g wick df 1833, the latterPat,ebonies Lerch;„ J. Steele,
ph Ridge
havicp boon on1�•,1.1(1,-131. At the Livens icic 1leRobL B Steele,: Joseph Ridley,
ions x,1,1 health iiishi i tiot.is, the attr't, Iaueea E. Taylor, Robe , of epi 1 dley,. .oneself,
r:
`1 11
1 J.
i J + Maley, It
the corresponding ,r Jus'
to nn r Joseph
dl r weeks were 13.t LIi9 3� J Ridley, M. ICoo,vzt,.
! g + L'hanlu- Thom, Nobt. Forsythe, Rubt,
arid 1 d _ .
5 3 6 re
c I I v
p ` e very
IMO Forsythe, ,
le
rsvt •
ht, sa
k'h'I".
Philip , t
B,t'
finis ler•
year 1N Il 1 c.11
ti eft �
btlrsti , vm
dt • i e Better-
awe/imitation
1t, n
n
el., �
,
Vm
, , I{r al
lu
large r1Alex
e IFat;ilr•, •
e E to 1, ritOt
the (lf ft ••11
U N.
f thePens
lrtu•• John
<rl
of ]11
ituhii
lliiit�s in reducing t a price of nrlm Bei,+n to !, David t1 13la. Iiohiw.
the working cl•1 cr', laid to ten Id ren. The The luuric,v of the a large cat eombin-
toral 11ttelloance to date is reallili}nrrt take it large ecuaidcrthei
"OL3 SS=:, as and read tit' above petition 'M any of their
Agai st o 108,300 et the Ensentn,i,s Exhibit- tneetiug.t•, They have been too busily esu-
ion, 2,393,882 al. 1117• Ar ttith F,zliibition, and p1oyed ae emigration agent, for
1,634,385 at the L+i-irtri, s blxbilliti"n._ the United
,Strifes to' tiiiiiS of doing anything of that
soft,
ancefroar a railway and entirely without
timber,a large body of us aro not only wiiaug
bat anxious to keep lip land in township 1,
range 6, it throwu open for houl,tend settl•
e.
MAiL
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liable medicine cured nle, and I feel that
I owe the i e its
curative powers.—Mrs. inn Lockwood,
Akron, New1 r
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral is considered,
here, the one great remedy for all diseases
o1 the throat and lungs, and Is snore.
in demand than any other medicine of its
class.—J. F. Roberts, Magnolia, Ask.
York.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by Druggists.Price $1; six bottles, $i.
Additional particulars of the disastrous
cyclone in the Island of Cuba last 'month
show that the destruction was widespread.
The total loss is estimated at five million
dollars.
Wanted ted immediately
CANVASSERS IN THIS COUNTY
FOR TEE
NEW HOME BI B
A lif Dar CCDIPREHENSIYE FAMILYBI]3LE,
containing the Revised and Authorised Ver-
sions of both the Old and Now Testemente,ar-
rangedin p.tirallelcolumns, -Italso-contains
a complete cyolopeedia of Itiblioal knoaleage,
850
additional features, and nearly2500illustra-
tions• The largest, cheapest and most ele-
gantly bound Family Bible ever published.
The ,demand unparalleled, Ivory intelligent
person wanting a copy. Some agents are
making $50 to r$10O weekly.
Clue, sold TSU oow hint or.
ing his first few weeks' work Another agent
reports 17 Bibles sold last •week. I'lxperience
is not necessary. Send to the sole publisher
for descriptive circular and liberal terms.
Bibles in. over 100 varieties. Also a line of
Standard Subscription Books and cheap Photo-
graph Albums.
C. BLACKETT ROBINSON,
5 JORDAN Sr., TORONTO. ' .P
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UNDERTAIER
CABINET-MAKER,
Walnut & Rosewood Caskets
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A Complete Stock of Robes & Trimmings'
Always on hand.
FUNERALS FURNISEED AND CON-
DUCTED AT Low RATES. 1
My Stock of Furniture is un-
excelled.
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Buy HARDWARE uy
AT THE
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To be Sold at wools 13ottosa, P'rie
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Wholesale and Retail:
Car Toad of Cut and Wrought Nail
German Window. Glass,g sand Spikes ;car load of
Star, Diamond Star, D, . Thick .
Czar load of Binder Twine now on h -
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and Steel, two and f Clay ; Five car loads of Iron
our barb, Buckthorn and Ribbon
25 car Loads 'B,lacksmiths' Chest 'Wires;(Order Binder Vine' nut, Stone and Soft Coals.
and Fall supply Coal earl
HARVEST TOOLS.—Spades, �•�:,:.:.
P Forks, (alll:Mowers, Reapers, Binders,' Scythes
Hay Forks, Ropes, Pnilies, Machine OilsRakes,
kinds.)
IN BUILDERS' HARDWARE.—Rim, Y
Sash Weights, a full line. Rm'1 blot rise and Dead Locks, Hinge Hand Saws,
IN CARRIAGE GOODS.—Patent Wheels
Dash Leathers, Muslin, Drills, Ducks oil Cloth,oBuokraTops,SBent Stuff n'ales, &s duel
IN PAINTS.—Elephant and James' Lead, Raw and Boiled
i h Oil • •'les,.m
Paints, Tubes, Colors, Transfers, Drop Black Oak V oiled d Shefl 011s,'Ready:made
IN MILL SUPPLIES, -_Asbestus, Jutes and arulsh and Shellac.,
Belongs, Rubber Hose.Hemp Packings
Files, Gauge Glasses, Pipe and Fittings, .A Leather Goch Rubber
Above goods, having been bought at manufacturer's prices, will be sold cheap.
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