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l+soCixk to 0 on One Past I yeah rixonaftAnt
ultra Alp ttborttoott in t! ConOen n'Oene
'RSDA: $7,' JULY 27tH>
,)1)19.10111 I e
The fifty Cenh -a
s a
been taken ofk hard
'trade friends toed us'
•
ton duty has
coal. Olq;r' free
that we could
buy our hart coal that much cheap;,
erthau last you., but we did not be-
lieve them. Anthracite is ao cheap,
er than last year, The iaatiolaal
treasury will lose about half a mill•
ion dollars,, the Canadian cousumer
is not benefitted one cent, the 'Amer-
ican coaln,asters pocket the money
and that is theway of tree trade in
practice.
The British Government: is still
considering the question of granting
a subsidy to the Canadian, Pacifi:
Railway Company tor the China and
Japan mail route. Sir Donald Smith
who is now in London, has been
pressing the claims of the company
on the Government, and his efforts
are ably seconded by a host of in-
fluential men, who recognize the im-
portance to the Empire of such a
route, The latest reports give hope
that in a few days the announce
ment will be made authoritatively
that a handsome subvention has
been anode to the Company for this
service, Once fairly established we
think there will be no danger of ri-
val carriers being able to show such
a good record of transit and safety,
ye`have a very clear recollection o£
the Tory platform of 1878, which was re-
ciprocity in free trade or reciprocity of
tariffs. We arexolcl in this towo .and every
platform in this` county by Tory speak-
ers, that reciprocity was what we needed
and the sootiest way to get it would be to
meet the Yankeeswitha tariff like unto
their's; in other v,mrcls the proposed N.
P," -Mitchell Recorder.
And whore is there anything
wrong with the Tory platform of,
1878? It is precisely the same to-
day. Were the Yankees agreeable
to unrestricted reciprocity, the Can-
adian people, generally w ould doubt-
less sanction the scheme. So far
the American Government has giv-
en us no intimation, or even a hint,
that it favors reciprocity, on the con-
trary it has inferentially given us to
understand that it is hostile to such
trade arrangement, by refusing to
enter the door which our govern-
ment left open: for over eight years
as theinitiatory towards a reciprocity
of tariffs.
The Globe gives us a definition
of whatthe advocates of commer
union mean:"Unrestricted recipro-
city says caw contemporary, 'means
to multiply the home market by thir-
teen." Itis by, this nonsense that
the Commercial Unionists : are try-
ing to deceive the farmers.` Let
any intelligent farmer ask himself
how much of theproduct of his farm
he could send to California' or to
New Mexico, or to Florida, , or to
Texas, or, in word, to any of the
Southern States.? His answer
must necessarily be that he could
send none, there being other farmers
so much nearer those States than
he, who could sell so much cheaper
and virtually exclude from the mar-
ket. Canada under the Commer-
cial Union would hare only the
r frontier . States for customers, and
that would be no advantage, accord -
€o the Globe's definition; for multi-
plying the home market by thirteen
nocest cannot be confined to Canada. It
estnc•
would' be most unreasonable to de-
prive, -the States of the power of mul
tiplying the home markets by thir-
teen, Things would Rist balance,
and .wewould not be any better off
than we are now. If the Americans
we -:e mot producers of similar pro.
stOm
ducts, multiplying.thehome market
y thirteen wot'ld be a good thing.
ut zt works both ways
The 17th annual soling of the St. Au-
rew't Society of Buffalo tock place ori Sat
fay at Lifreood Glen, and the pienie and
is: games' proved attractive 'enough to fill
eenclostxre front early he the afternoon
hour lit 'the v
latei e coni ,
til a g The sports
tb ti fentore of the tidy, John MoPhorsan
'Gedetieb, put .,tlle,!light'stone 55ft7 12,1Vis
g"delegntions born .Brussels, Vft`oodatoc1i,,
nitro, Goderich, London and: "Windsoe
rid off a goodly number of prize°,. Archie
t,. of Britseels, was filed iri seven cote:
lona and second "in five. J. MoPhet;sou.
derioia Wan tretiti two competitions and
}wap •dita:five and third in three. Smith, of
y a sp;.idstdck; grit tiVo'tirstN, Bonnet of .Toronto
pet 1p in two mile rade and third le sack race,
Vernet tendon,.f rst hi one event, � 1110011ra, Videsat�, thirclin six,evebts, he Rank -
0, of Woodstock,. teak ,three prizes, a'
ti seeolul' and 0"$rift#d.
It is stated that about: a weak since the
lige of prank 1,fsleour, of the. I+,Itlz hue of 7
, Zorr'a, elopedltritb the hired naafi, tleaylug ` a
I"family of scree children,
Strat,laroy is to have eleotal laghlne 4'i'hy
eanuot Exeter pot ouaitsas well? The cost:
s slight,
Win. Crreig, ex liceuse inspector, Trona.
North Dorchester' wee arrested and lodged
iu jail yesterday afternoon by high constable
Sohratn for nen-payment of a_ Scott Aet
fine of 850 azul costs,
While beeline ottt mattere ou flip farru of
K eery-l\foOregor, a'South.Darehester, yester-
day, a young ruin named Albert Leagle was
run over by a loaded wagon. the eonditiou
is oritical. e
I know from, experience that Everest's
4l ,Otoigh Syrup is first•plass - Geo. Brock,
Perot.P. 0,
Air. ;elites
Brown, of 1elle
atop we with
a sorious loss on Friday evening last, through
fire. A eeighber's little boy was playing
about the preuli'ees with matches, andwith
childish innocence set fire to the straw about
the barn' yard. The tire spread With such
rapidity that. eoarcely anything could be
saved. The been eontaiued forty loads of
hay and w threshing machine which were
burned with the building. There was about
0600 insurance on the premises.
Wizen near St. Marys ou Saturday last
M. Wm- Laster, of Mitchell, met with a
serious accident. His horse got frightened
and suddenly wheeled around, upsetting the
buggy, and throwing out the onoupants, 111e,
and Mrs. Leistei and child. The former
was nonsiderably injured, and ` has been
walkiug lame ever since. The others were
fortunate in escaping without a bruise. The
buggy was badly wreaked,
A. wilt has bete served upon the county'
clerk of Heron by the license commissioners'
of SVest Huron, to recover the arnotiut set
down to be contributed by the county to-
wards the carrying out the Scott Aot. Clerk
Adanieon accepted: service and planed the
matter in the hands of the county solicitor.
A Goderich piper says: -We -regret to
learn that Mrs. S. P. Halls who went to
Portland, M'ie,, for the benefit of her health,
has been forced to return home, having been
prostrated with gastric tever. She and Mr.
Halls returned home Tuesday evening, and
it is to be hoprd that in the quietness of her
home she will recover her accustomed health
and strength.
This is to certify that I have used Ever-
est's Liver Regulator, and find it the best I
ever. used. --P. B Rosenberry, L. D. S. Ar-
kona, Out.
Adapt Sipple, who is out on bail on a
charge of committing burgulary at Zurich
some weeks since lute been sent to. Goderich
for trial by police magistrate Williams for 'as.
milting one of the witnesses in the case, E d •
ward uurwin, also of Zaricb, It is alleged
that that8 '.ho pri over threatened:to murdrx
Cumin if he appeared against him at the
trial..
Last Saturday the barn of Mr. John Flan-
agan of Claudeboye, narrowly escaped being
burned. How the fire originated is not
known es neither dr. Flanagan nor men
batt been smoking, or using fire about the
buildings, (Mr. F. having a most terrible
dread of such,) thefire started out side the
stable, which contained a team of horses,
also filled with hay, tee. It occurred about
the middle of the afternoon, when the men
were all to work, and bad it not been for a
neighbor who was cradling around a field of
wheat near by, and (a good well, the fire
might of'beeu a serious one as owing to the
very dry weather every thing erouud was
ready to ignite; Jr. Maediarmid must have
arsiplied himself very desteriously and de-
serves credit,
John Bright on Commercial Un-
1011 -
The following letter from Mr. John
Bright appears in theMail:- DEAR SiR,-
I do not know what is intended by coin-
ercial union between Canada and the Un.
ited States. If you mean that no tariff
should exist between the two countries,
such a condition would be greatly to
their mutual advantage; but if it is pro-
posed to extend the States tariff to Can-
ada, then such a change would be hostile
to England, and if the present Canadian
tariff were maintained for imports other
than the States, England would be at a
great disadvantage in her trade with Can-
ada. I always believed that the imposi-
tion of high pretective dutiesagainst Eng-
lish manufacturers was and is the first
hove in the direction of a seperation of
Canada from England, and if goods front
the States be admitted into Canada free
of duties, or at lower duties than from
England another and more serious step
would be taken in the direstion of seper-
ation If the States and Canada could
adopt free trade or a tariff with low
duties following the example of England,
the example of the English speaking nat-
ions would have a great effect upon other
mations, and would influenee the world in
favor of peace. The great enemies of
mankind are war and the tariff. War
and its expenditure and waste give us an
excuse for tariffs or render them necess-
ary, atac'l tariffs seperatenations and niake
war more probable and more frequent.
It is a deplorable thing that, in your
great and free continent, the only thing
not free is the industry of the people,
and that you in this pernicious example
of the old and blind nations of Europe.
England Bets a grand example, and it is
always s a grief to e; that her children
in other me;
ds and on the continent do
not admire and follow. it. Yours, ete.,
Jomr BRIGHT,
London, July 25, 1887.
Bayfield to the Fore.
To the Editor of the Free Press.
SIR, --Now that London has got two new
railways into the city, I would like ,to urge,
upon the inhabitants of that growing city the
excellent opportunity they have of extending
the road to this port, and connect with Lake
lurnn at Bayfield. There is a vet•,V excell-
ent country lying between London and Clin-
ton. No railwaynear the Lake in all that
fertile eeetion. From London to Bayfield by'
Crediton or Exeter and`Ztirieh aa. a very ley.
t' • 0 eu ineerin + fdi culti ' i
el acorn y, tl g 1, fi'i est, any
kind, ,Free harbor ecoornmodetion can -be ob-
tained
.
lerc, land very clia f r building par -
posies.
•-poses. finer sum Mel' retort within easy,
easy reacli of Ldzttton ,criniot be found in the.
borniou of Canada.. Bayfield ' is One of
the finest sites for a town in Canada,.
clemu (;ravel aoil,,no disease of any kind, titid
plenty of room foe establishing' inanafactuing
industries. 1 again sily that the people Of
London, as well as: all along the line, should
use every,lateftl effort tie have a railway hero.`
Now is the time ;we want ` a grailway, and
mi -t have it Citizens- of London, 1- ashl
,inti t,i Crum er this question,
13siveittn,
irir 'Meat
Winnipeg. July 115:,.-ltsplies to ttuestions
sept Ohl 40 A.gent§ of the chtnadren Paeifle
railway tltrougliout Heriot oba and the North
westTerritorios snow that theerspeeenetally^
are well advanced, and the Weather is every.
where favorable. In some places the fagzitors
have gotnmerieed euttleg barley, but intine
majority of eases harvesting will commence
in about three weeks. 411 the reports de.
Blare Wet tiro props never looked better, and
that the yield of ailkindsof grain would
be eonsiclerably above the average.
TAUA,B4C,
To efceotually pure a batt Cough or Cold,
and do it qu?eic, use Tamarac Elixir It
strikes at the root of tbe trouble and gives
minodia relief.
BIIi'PFIS.
Itows.-At,S'herou, Township of. Stephen, on
the 14th Inst„ the wife of John Rowe of a
sou,
1Besaar,-In Stephen Towusltip, ou the 16th
inst., the wife of Harry Essery, of a son,
BAthex.--On July 15th, 1887,_ the wife of
Air. Joseph Bailey, of the Sizable hue,
Township of Hay, of a sou.
Kxox.-At Centralia, on the 19th inst., the
d'ife of Ales. Knox, of a ecu.
KEaLANn.-In Usborne, Srd ooucession, on
the 21st inst., the wife of John Kelland, of
e daughter.
DIED.
DICKIE-Iu Fullartou, on the 14th inst.
Agues Dickie, aged 31 years 7, mouths.
BAIRD-In Fullerton, on the 15th inst., John
Baird, aged 81 years 2 months 9' days,
Klan.-Iu Stephen, on the 22nd inst., Mr.
Jos. King, aged 67 years and 10 mos.
MARRIED.
LEyAN.--Iu St. Marys, on the 20th, at the
residence of tbe brides's father, by the
Rev. J. A. Turnbull, B. A-, lir. 1. M, Le-
van, B. A., Read Master of the Collegiate
Institute, to Emily, second daughter of
John Sanderson, Esq.
Hon0INs-HonciNs-On the Oth lust., at
the parsonage, Kirkton,g by the Rev. J.
Bale, Mr, William Hodgins, to Miss Eliza -
bath A, Hodgins of the same place.
1
..IcCt.nzcv-McC L o -A the i
tt L pan t t tc los deuce
of the bride's. mother, on the 17th inst., by
.the llev.• Robert Hamilton, Mr. j\'iili+uu
AleFedzen, of Fnllarton, to •Mica Jane - lie-
Cullough, daughter of Mrs. itIeOultomle
of Blanshard, and sister of Dr, OleCnl-
lough, late of St. Marys.
PARSONS -TREBLE -In Exeter, on the 27111
inst.: at the residence of the bribe's father,
Mr. S. Parsons to Miss MaryTroble , both
of Exeter.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS'.
riLL+'RK'S NOTICE OF THE
.JFIaST Posting or Voters' List, Alunici
pality of the VILLACIE 0 F ESETER, County
of Huron. Notieo is hereby given that I have
transmitted or delivered to the persons men-
tiouod in the Srd and 4th sections of "The
Voters' List Act", the copies required by said
section to be so transmitted or delivered of the
list made pursuant to said Act, of all ;persons
appearing by tte last revised assessment roll
of the said municipality to ea entitled to vote
in said municipality at elections for members
of the Legislative Assembly and at Municipal
elcotions, and that said list was first posted up
at my office, Exeter, onthe 28th day of July,
1887, and remains there for inspection, Elec-
tors are called upon to examine the said list,
and if anyomurissions or any other errors are
found therein. to take immediate proceedings
to have the said errors corrected accor4iag to
law.
Dated this 28th day MICE[2EL EACRETT,
of July, 1887. Clerk,
Dominion and Industrial
EXHIBPPIOS
TORONTO..
SEPTEMBER 5th to 17th,
$30,000 in Prizes
TNTRIES`FLOSE AUGUST I3TH.
This, being the Dominion and Industrial
Exhibitions combined, will be the greatest
exhibition of the agricultural and industrial
products of this country ever held.
A (;-rand Programme of Special
Attractions is being preparect.
Return tickets at single fare and cheap
excursions on all railways during the full
time of the exhibition.
i'he Greatest Event of the Jubilee Year.
For prize lists and full information addeess
J. J. WITHROW, II. J. SILL,
President. Mgr. and Sec., Toronto
•
r)
UDICIAL SALE.
In the High Court of Justice
Chancery Division.
BAZEri, vs. hTJXTABLE
Pursuant to a judgment or order made in this
cause and dated the 27th day of JUNE, 1887,
there will be sold by and with the approbation
of Sutherland Malcomson, Eschrone of the Mas-
tersof the Supreme Court ofJudicature for On-
tario, at Goderich, AT [iOD(hlN$' HOTEL, in
the VILLAGE OF CENCRALIA, at Throe
o'clock in the afternoon of
SATURDAY the 3rd day of September, 1887
the following lands, viz.:
The SOUTH HALF of LOT NU,M,T3Ele TWO
in the FIRST CONCESSION of Ih'("TO WNSHIP
of STEPHEN. in the County of Huron, except-
ing thereout the allowance for gravel road tied
the land conveyed to the London, lIuron & Brune
Railway Company, The said And is all cleared
and of excellent quality.' There iso comfortable
frame house soda good frame horn-30xiOtaet-on
the premises. There is also, a good orchard of
about two acres stocked With Choice trees. The
said landeetre very conveniently situated, being
about miles !from Exeter, and 1 milt front
Centralia, ane there is a School House, Post
Office and Railway Station within one mile.
Terms of Sale.
Teri per cent, down on the day of sale to the
P'lainfsff s 8ehoftor and the balance tq be paid
tufo Cqurt within 3d'days thereafter, wLen the-
purchaser will be entitled to ptasessio,t and to a
etmvoyanee, but, the purdhaserwill .bealio wed to,
enter en the land' for the iiurpose of'«ploughing
inunmediately after the Present crop is reaped.
The said lands will be offered for Sale subject
to a reserved bid,
In allother respects the Conditions ;of Sale
will he the stendrngleondisionsof this court.,
For eoither particulars apply to John Hoskin
Esq..Q,C.'Toronto,hfeesre. txarrow, and Prone tlarristers Gorier eh or to the Plaintiffs Se-
rbtli:r.'
bated at Goderich thie 26th day of July 1t87-
13• Cy ELttc,r, Sr M ttcOM!{ON
a Liintrf%a Selieitor, Local Maettir,
Jl Teter. at trloderich,
L llrsPQS:l�Q'ZCE'o lith
1.+',[I1S',R TxNSh Ql,` YQ"i'ltil&' 1il5T8,
voters' Listierti57 1lafuulpipall yof the TOWN,
51111 Oe OS,B4OIU I Qounty of tIprot No,
Hoots heFgbygiyon titu t 1lrevut trwusutittod re
Ueliyerod to Ilio person� 1flOntiQ0ed lir ilio deft
eon 4tlr eeetteoe of "%`, O V°stere'-L4sts. 4144, the
ooliies rqr euro i by sat oetf�puz to bit ra as-
united ors e1lyered of One list erode t ursueut
to said Ac ,of all persttpe µpliiat'ini: by the
twat t,•eylsod eesessuiettt roll o the said nunl-
gipitlity to be on.tit104 to Totem said, uiunfei•
pal tyatelections for;ti'tembersof the Legiele.
vo Assetubly, and at. mnnlctpal eiootieng
and 0144 said 110 were Brat posted tin alt uiy 01
floe at'Ellusvillo on, the BGth day of join), 1887
ani reaiitfus tbpro for ivapegtiun E1eotors
are celled neon to examine ate eine list, end,
if any orulsefons or any other owner aro
found therein, to ogre immediate pt'aogediugs
to have the said orroro cerreotef acgorrling to
law;
Peted 11118 Gtlr day 01st; W, IXOT AN,
nfJnly,1 87.. Olork01 &Iunfoipallty.
(�1 LBK'S IC°T 04,.. THE Those
ale
\JFIiIST Posting of Voters', Lists ,Vatrtrs'
Bpat
Co y
r,ists, 1887, Muuietpii,tit = of the Tri * ,
OFtT,tY Couutyofiiiarou' D� t'' \VI�6Ixil
Do 1`�' Fail t �,� to Visit :the 1V.ta xri
°.'toe as lteroby
„tree drat 1 laser transmitted or dellvorod to
the personsmentioned in the 515 and 4tb
sections of "Tho Voters. Lists AoV' tiro copies )
required by said soothe to bo sq transmitted
or delivered of the list merle pursuant 10' eatd
Act, of alt Perseus tel nearingby. tbe lest revis-
ed asseesmeetroU of the sad pluuisipality to
be entitled to vote in said municipality at carte •
Wino foe and at tau la
.oipal picot on, rs of the ao
and that lisSSODI t
was,tirst posted up at my entice; Lot. 0, Con. 0,
incl remtaions
s'ttz eros for inspection:J1 1t8o8r7
are callof upon to examine the. said 114, incl
if any etumissions or any other errors are
fouu,T therein, to tette immediate proceedings
to leave tite said errors corrected scene nog to
hew.
Dated this 14th day S. FOSTEIt,
of July, 1887, Cleric of pitluiaipality.
FARM FOR SALE,
First class, one hit rdred 50803, ono toile East
of Centralia.
For Particulars
Apply to
11. HARRISON,
Exeter P.O.
(0 -weeks.)
t&R11i FOR SALE -L r 6, in 'Ito
4th Con. of '; tephen, six miles from Exeter,
Containing 90 aces, 80 clear, and 10 woods,. The
land is in a goad stale of enitiyatiou. On the
Oulu is a good brick house, two largo frame
barns, good orehnrd, good water in wells and
sls Everything aepad tllopace Wlbsoldep, Aplyonhepac
or by > ]otter to
• (t -f) FRANK EVANS,
Crediton, P. 0.
G 'al D •y Goods MVIillinery Mantles Carpets and ,k10 ise
Furnishings. They one of the Largest
g
and Richest Stocks to be found in
Canadas
NOTE THE ADDRESS :-176 & 178 DUNDAS-STREET
(East of Richmond -Bt.
1.41,1
000 SOU
IRITIMOVED
To new premises West side Main -street
One Door South
of Post Office
Where he will be found with
A. NEW AND COMPLETE
Slack of9ooishoes
AIt14I 10It SALE. --The under- Sewed work a speciality.
L1i signed offers for sale his farm, being lot.
14, con, 0, township 01 Usborne, two miles and Repairing prou)ptl y attended to.
a half from Exeter 100 ;tore,, about 81 acres
cleared and in first' class sotto of cultivttf
the remainder bush in wnioh there IS soma
very valuable oak and black ash rail timber ;
Um farm is also well fenced and drni•»e,t ;
there are upon the premises. a, first mass brick
dwelling house, with first class cellars two
good barn ; two never failing springs and one
first-class orchard. For nar•ticulars, apply on
the premises, to THOMAS SHUTE,
[t -f] ' , EXETER P. O ONT.
tFHL+' OL]) MoLEOD FARI11, IN
1. THE Township of Hay, for sale. It con-
tains 100 acres more or 1ees,beingthe west half
of Lots No. 21 and 22, Zurichgravelroad. Good
frame buildings on premises, and all convon
iouces; large orchard of fruit bearing trees.
The land is of good quality being cl:,y loam.
Good water. Two and a -half miles from FTen-
sa11 market. The property free from all incum-
Pranoos. itoa,,,ous for selling: -Going north to
procure more land. Will sell with or without
crows. For further particulars apply to this
office or to
WM. wIT,SON,
Hensel], P. O. Ont.
SMALL PAM FOR SALE.-Th'I
Undersigned offers for sale 25 acres of good
land, being part of the north part of Lot 17 ,1st
l go of 0Stephen, xewithin
rt The Mandl i mis le olathe
first
plass state of cultivation, there is on the premi-
ses a good brick house, good frame burn, g od
water, and a half -acre of orchard with all kinds
of choice fruits, also a first-class cider mill.
This is a good chance foo „anyone wanting a
small farm close to tho corporation where alt
kinds of produce meets with a ready sale. F, r
further particulars apply on the premises, or to
E. LAM PORT,
Stephen, Tune 20,'87' (t -f) Exeter, P 0.
Wesicoll k Sanders
EXETER -- - ONTARIO.
Have may amount of money to Ioan on First.
class security at
LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST.
Fire Insurance affected in first-class wealthy
-and-
RELIABLE COMPANIES.
Life Insurance on the Assessment ptau.
The Canadian Mutual Aid Association, the
Cheapest and Best in the World.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Any amount of first-class farm and village
property for sale or exchange filially part of
the P.ovince, Michigan, Dakota, Manitoba or
Wester States at
Reasonable Figures.
NOTES AND ACCOUNTS COLLECTED AT
THE MOST REASONABLE PRICES.
Agent for the heaver Line of Steamships.
The Cheapest and Best Ocean Steamships
crossing the Atlantic.
A Trial Solicited and Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
Westcott & Sanders,
Gen. Agents.
Great Clearing Sale
-oF-
Summer Goods 1..
-AT-
TRICi( & CURRELLEY'S,
FOR J. T i
HE NEXT 30 DAYS.
See our 6, 6 and 7 et.p rints.
In order to clear out our
large stock of Embroidery
wae
are offering them ch
ea er
than any other house in
ONT:A:.T'LIo
4Ve are sellingthe balance alando of our, straw
Eats y o wa atv :d ',
n below coot. A call will
satisfy yon that this is ag enuine sail;
GEO. MANSON
JON ERSWSSV ,
UNDERTAKER, &
CABINET-MAKER,
Walnut & Rosewood Caskets
ALSO COFFINS of EVERT DESCRIPTION.
A Complete Stock of Robes & Trimmings
Always on hand.
FUNERALS FURNISEED AND CON-
DUCTED AT Low RATES.
My Stock of Furniture is un-
excelled.
1. GIVE ME A CALL
NOW FOR
::argains 1
Xirkton
-AT-
DO PM's
Big Reduction in Prints, Meshes, Lace,
&c., &c., •
We are determined to clear out all Sum-
mer Goode in July.
OUR BUSINESS LS INCREAS-
ING EVERY MONTB.
It will 'pay you
to drive to Kirk on and see our goods and
prices.
WE WILL GIVE YOU
10 Ib. TinTea for $1,
BUTTER and EGGS WANTED.
J.DOuPEco,
Picnic ! Picnic
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How Lost, Iiow Restored.
Just published, a now edition of DR, CUL-
V1iIIWELL'S UELEI3IIATED ESSAY ou the
radical euro of SeEaarATOlinogA or Sentient
Weakness, Tu voluntary seminary Losers, IM-
POTENCY, Mental and Pysical incapacity, Ini-
pediments to marriage, etc.; also, CONSUMP-
TION, EPILEPSY and firs, induced by self -in-
dulgouce,or sexual extravagance, Fog
The celebrated author, in this admirable es-
say, clearly clots onstrates from the thirtyyoars'
successful practice, that the alarming eons°
gnences of self•abnse may bo radically cured
poiuting out a modo of aura at once simple
certain, and effectual, by means of which ewer
sufferer, no matter what hie condition may by
may cure himself ehottply, privately oo
radically,
ems.'
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tu•
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every youth and °very naninitbe 1,e,c7 sects an
Sent nudes soal,in apl,rin ouvolape, to any
adder ss, post paid, on receipt of four cents or
two postage stamps, Address,
THECULVERWELL MEDICAL CO.,
41dnn St., Newyork, N. Y. P. O. Box, 400
Lots,
Lots,
Lots.
FOR A,L:111.
500 Village Lots
For sale at Reasonable Prices.
Situation good; fronting good
wide streets ; also a number of
HOUSES, & FARM LAND
FOR SALE,
Parties desiring Land or
Houses would do well to con-
sult the undersigned,
Terms to suit purchaser.
I. CARLING,
EXETER.
CENTRAL
UC STOB E
A full stock of all kinds of
Dye -stuffs and package
Dyes, constantly on
hand. Winan's
Condition
Powd-
ers
the best
in the mark-
et and always
fresh. Family recip-
es carefully prepared at
the Central Drug Store Exeter
cL _rUTZ.
500 TIDES
Butter
Wallted
J1 lillathesors,,
EXETER NORTH,
Our Stock is Well Assorted
FOR TIxE SEASON'S TRADE,
LOW PRICES STILL MAINTAINED 1
GROCERIES 11
16 lbs. sugar $1.00 ; 13 lbs. white sugar, $1
We can't be undersold in j'0as from 20c
to 75e, per lb,
Boots & Shoes (All Styles) at Low Prices.
A nicely aesorted stock of
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D W A R `1`r..�.
F0E] S, SCYT1-IES and GLASS all sizes
(Cheap:) Bea, Machin
e oil ser per Oral.
COAL OIL AS LOW AS THE LOWEST,
A nice Tea Sett of 44 Pieces, $2.75.
A good suit of ready -oracle clotting for $6.
Ordered suits got up . in Good Style.
Our Dr es
SCr00(l are lYlallCBd
down to
the' Lowest NoE"oh."
COTTON -20 YARDS;FOT ONE DOLLAR