The Exeter Times, 1890-8-28, Page 4Established 1877.
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BANKER,
EXETER, - ONT.
Transacts rt general bantling business.
Receives the accounts of merchants and
others on fevorable terms.
Offers every:4eeommodatioeconsistent with
afe. tedcenservativehankingprineiples.
Fivetsar cent interest allowed en &Posits.
Or•tftsissued piyable at ams office of the
Aierchaets Dank.
NOTES DISCOUNTED, st Vii)' -BEY TO
LOAN ON. NOTES AND 1S1OETGAGES
THURSDAY, Art;rST 2St'..,1890.
VOLUME _VIII.
With last week's edition THE
TIMES entered. upon the eighteenth
year of its existence. When Exeter
was a comparatively small village
the TIN= was launched upon the
Journalistic sea, by its present pro
prietors,-John White & Sons.
For a considerable time many diflli..
sulties were encountered, such as
are incident, perhaps, to all new
and doubtful ventures ; but with
perseverence and hard work theY
were successfully overcome, and
to day, notwithstanding the efforts
of almost a dozen confreres, to
compete with us, and who have
died natural business deaths, THE
BORN,
MeteerAlt--In Elhmville, on the 20th inst.,
the wife of G. W. Holman, of a daughter,
COATES-On the 4th inst., at 28 Stanley-st,
South London, the wife of Robert Coates,
of a son,
MA.17111IEt?,
TIARTON-I31..ic&wELL--At the residence of
the bride's parents, Claudeboye, on the
13th Inst,, by Rev. R.C. Benders, Alice
Blackwell. eldest daughter of B. Blackwell,
Esq., to Chas. Marton, of Strathroy.
EERNoitAN--Lel:n-On August 20, at the
"" residence of the bride's father, by the Rev
~RJ. G . Laird, nude of the bride, Arthur J.
Kernohan, of Evelyn, to Rebeeca, youngest
daughter of 3ameaLaird, Esq., of West
Nissouti,
DIED.
CAUPEELL-In Seatorth, on the loth cost.,
Margaret, wife 'st Mr. Wm, Campbell,
aged 57 years.
EENernr--fa. Seaforth, ori the 17th hist.,
Traey May Remedy, eeeend daughter ttf
Mr 11.1. Eeuuedy, aged 20 years and 'e
Tiitins stands foremost among 01e 1g months,
EPITORAL NOTES. t•"rincipal rural newspapers of the G 51c831147. -•-In se :torch, o . the 2 -.0th
Joseph C MeSsile. sea :d s gat of Mss.
ppPr's" 1ne?F"r 111"e en Merile, l : yearn, n:•.3
Ai:i.; rk":3;'udvenc»eS i
to I CuE'u:.Z;,:'tti•1r11 ar>,;., ...r," vc;;:. inevasinT int ,tm- S ta•,..: E'YL^:3 t'-„_ c"a2tn; cu: � •
Rl'.-el..::,:a .v oiio<.r+1 � a - +..m ('£:iBi, ACS-1�tii, llCt l,rt 6�IIw:-'Dal, i.°P,
tO a PwsPcr01115 #,std tradflee Tlie adll'er+rsitl , P atrtfr;age., I�11rnn fail et thele; :SgT;tvtkltdilidote, erect ti t yd':yr4s
tfllese Sf'11rS wG> l><vd1 feu ,11t • and 411- atlas,
° iEt 4`^ 9fl ti' b j ` h t l td 0i�cst kf're.l. t«l better ta'1 r 3
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y, r�c ,:-a e,,1 :.letter, A gala al we tile pleased to Be te, have, been �1it•i,r.4*:-"•l.n t, 41t 44.4 4,n Welit e;Jt,y❑
trade 1�d-`t<-r tw..&..,
kite Neil :liclaex[l, aged (11 velre.
year 13.- c c p!el:t :- d f '4 rola' and
plcn'T.» t s ,i.,.: with
thn'se securely iu store the gaup.
la`l-:. mutterings of the al, i perfect -hut tor the most part `.0
pri1';) ;
success s of Tlli: TI:N133.'”. t8 largely
t:ttt' to onrr Citi err. who are n
:x:15 itee,appreciative people. and wca»1 r4a.
tro li;ee,l, remarks s tb,e Ottawa ward energy and pluck, as also to
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L"'" FM tt MUT) i,St»9 ��4,1,caSD
E at heartiest d '" t '».-tats., This is lb age ft travel. Thel.-
4i. tic. atol 1 .a" a a t . a
.
retid'arde:± by a steady and substan-
t4nl :Trdlt••tl1 of the yawn arid her
inil.l5tli,". Semetint:'d ; a alit"
have been in error -none of us are
Ana. ".rOtl1, 'Floes, : eLean, reltet of tee
rer
Pr
tt .}"�,1^4E,ST comitl
a , 44 tet I i. s a ,n..w; 9 .: l:^.:Tatra, ril,caili 3.G" C2teNtl
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Rr43.11FIER BROS.'
STAR GROCERY
Just Received a dt-
Hennesey'sBrandy in Casks
Also other grades Brandy
WHOLESALE
< ,t , • ,1r* ; n 5 r. I $,;,t is ::r notttIced tED ' itit,u3ng to elle foreign e +untrle+ iu, l ►'t s tion
p1Eft;•rth4r44ofinn`1ci2tee; i• tl t n :a •1
a -,1 ".♦ ,,-, to fi- y,^. »,. an i' 7: ,fi t.onc, "°•' SI kaa4 Clad+*E' �i'A' awn ,u ]� i I. .,
:r1 ; 4. ..a•,, t 1 •
rent Importation of
andeases. Corby Whiskey
French & Domestic Wines.
,AND RETAIL
Lake Iiuron, LabradQrWhf Fish a Trouts to Ebis.1-Z Bbis
Just received a cons: mutt of This Season's Teas
olds g -n-
Our Grocery Deroartmeut is Complete
= o. 'Every B ,'aY3.OhI
SEW VALUABLE FARM FOR SALIE
Being composed of Lot Tit in the 14th Con-
cession of litbbert Oounty� o! A'artla.containtng
1er0acres r_,ore or 1 44. 1&i4Sis •an giiiiient
term and on o SFDod tatenf cultivation \:net
PINPII:114 IR
aiior
u
ares cleared •sea€ w`a,4?r are under' and
I in good C,Dndit in,'l. i doer a e,eae(i on the
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t� with a bank l`:arn 1'2 sd"' ie,, ...:mi- Syr•-o..a.:.,
i r j• lin =t' tI tv a:.[Rio ;taedY t;nalernaeuth, .33,out dine anti a. i `l'a
14r;= t[, 1 thnifir re.9 ittlgi4�'ad0oretn�r. i eelI.^ mei
4''_ IY IQi�I ItoEtsnr►(Q�
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a " ,". ,p i and :l ]halt 3 1,n t r iia ,t,eit ton •.�e�l ("ern .*, L�
n 1.14 +e 4+,.:.. 1. + „ t1 R F G1l �t k+.�s "'
at21e ti t n art it int 14".,.nil n•_tt lh ua . e • tai. 1 '�
a dive ,;4 nt t;. n, ,l. n ,.i a $err• Oat , . 'Aerie++
e +, . One bail e.a la, ateud tlso balan4•e sel,.ilf l F (�jy�r '�
e by mortgage freat l [eia to l . ti e ire. 1 ar f2arthcr ittf9i��tt �3, TZ.
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.moo re%,4'4'1'gnal l Opp. 51{1 amityv.,Ff., •''-'
Ohre,. .• ➢ 1 . «.»2r4%:t t..'Ar;,$'4410,i1» :.-t' f'; 14:, It tS 10aa;a,tan2 +2214's.9ataga'4,:atb,
shi «:. outd•'1 eD,'a On 119°^ r-t4ir4l t"4J p'ot4"i1 that he wan. elearl, define
Cai,la,.i 1af..' ;tatpp:'11 it tc,, e isrE
and the result Las been su tis -
factory, both as regards the price
and the condition in which the
eggs arrived, that he is now buying
all the eggs lie can get for shipment
to Great Britain, and his example
will doubtless soon be followed by
many others. The beginning is
small but it is foolish to despise
small things. The first 8hipmcnt
of cattle to great Britain, barely
fifteen years ago, was only about a
scare. The shipments this year
will probably reach xoo,0oa head,
The demand for eggs in Great
Britain is almost unlimited, and as
there ie no difficulty in keeping eggs
for months in good condition, there
is every reason to believe that Can-
ada will be able to find a good pay-
ing market in Great Britain for
every egg kept out of the American
market by the McKinley Bill, and
more, too, if we have them to sell.
the f+.licv of the Oppesltican and
prepare the party be leads for the
rumored possibility of a general
election. There is a feoling abroad
that the Liberals have decided on
a stronglyaggressive programme.and for this reason Mr. Laurier's
speeches are somewhat anxiously
anticipated.
PBACE has not been proclaimed
in Central America after all. The
thirty thousand Guatemalians and
twenty thousand Salvadorians are
in the field still, bluemoulding for a
fight, so to speak. As these armies
compose nearly the whole able-
bodied population fit for military
service, the War, should it continue
with the usual Spanish American
ferocity, will probably resemble in
its results the famous fight between
the Kilkenny cats. When the two
republics get through with their
war, it will be easy for a third to
step in and conquer the winner.
THE recent accident to the Sault
Ste. Marie Canal has once again
drawn attention to the yast in-
terests served by that busiest of
artificial water -ways. Last year
its registered tonage was 7,221,935,
valued at $83,000,000, seventy
times as much as in 1856. Its
traffic now exceeds that of the Suez
Canal by one-fourth. In giving
water transportation instead of rail,
the Sault Canal has been of enor-
mous value in developing the re-
sources of the West and Northwest,
Among its freights last year were
more than four million tons of iron
ore ; and it is estimated that had
its traffic from the date of construc-
tion been carried at railroad charges
the difference -in cost to shippers
would have been three hundred
million dollars. Alarmed by the
great losses ensuing upon the re-
cent accident, Congress is hasten-
ing to provide a second lock at the
:Sault, and to widen and deepen the
waterway below it. By May, 1892,
the Dominion Government expects
to open its independent Banal, the
cast of which will be some 3,000,-
000. During the past twenty years,
since the construction and success-
ful working of the Suez canal, there
nas been a decided revival of inter-
est in canals. It is now clearly
recognized that their deyelopement
is to have an important place , in
the future of transportation.
aautoilter of Epgl[ h .4,rds c +";atre.n1 tr =.tl
letters ce+- lit V the
eses1;4.ei'
rill lc• given A Free Trip er est. i
Also, 1n carder 4'. 1.lcrht illi+fu911 .4.-+� o l,aaaa"t::t•
prints, will he a[rar ae3 t
A Free trill^ to Florid% ASilver TeiFct.8f?.
A Ilo[ac flet leewieg Ma^•l,ine. 8,:+-,
Le ice 4+r Gouts' 144 t;ddd Watch. `i'.
A prescut wilt ee given to anyaue'ending
liSi or not less then twenty-five English wares,
of not less than Sour letters, found hi We teed
orworcester'e Daetienary. altowablee
Enclose . cents to pay ter a tiranei Premi
1. e;m
Cetalogueand ,asix months trial subscription
to the beautttullT illustrated family stery
parer "Tsa.1lwt1:FASCINATOR."
The person smelling in the largest list of evr-
root wools may not bora et position, or caro to
make the extensive trap offered, tbo publishers.
give smelt Persona the choice of the trip or
110110 in 03611. Address,
"T1IE HOME FASCINATOR;" 3tontreal.
Tun speculator seems to have
turned his closest attentions to-
wards the Manitoba crop. Depress-
ing news of all kinds is being sent
out from Winnipeg with no other
object, it is known, than to spike
the market for the benefit of specu-
Iators—and, perhaps, to injure Man-
itoba. All the information that we
have been able to obtain is to the
effect that frost has not in any way
injured the wheat. Prof. Saunders
of the Central Experimental farm,
on Saturday telegraphed to the
Agricultural Department at Ottawa
that the crop is sale, and Idr. Mc-
Millan, the agent of the Manitoba
Government, has had the most
positive information from Premier
Greenway that the damage to the
wheat crop was very slight, being
confined principally to hail storms
and not to frost. Messrs. Verity
& Sons, implement manufacturers,
of Exeter, also received word on
Tuesday that the crop for the most
part had been successfully gathered,
and what remains standing is too
far advanced to be susceptible to
the frosts. This firm has also re-
ceived substantial proof of the
security of the crops, in a large
order for straw cutters, plows, etc.,
to be shipped at the earliest con-
venience. This word was received
on Tuesday over the wires, and
had the crops been injured to any
great extent, as reported, such a
large order would not have been
forthcoming.
Administrators' Sale
o5'
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN THE VILLAGE OF EXETER.
Tho TORONTO GENERAL TRUSTS COM-
PANY as Adminiatratore with will ANNEXED
of the estate of WILLIAM WIlI'TLeo... now -
deceased, will sell by
PUBLIC AUCTION
at his tato residence in tlla"Pillage of Exeter, on
SATURDAY, the 13th September, 18D0
at 2 o'elook pane the following Properties;
CANADIAN
putien('are aeply en t- 1 orf. twe , "r by letter
l :ar-a�llh.hr 1,. ,4 a, «` t .Ar:l#'" fiwt
« t, i, i= -.baa .:1'1.:.eNit, Ps s c.01Rwi le
Zmpe tel Tweellss,1 V ALI'Aiu.<B
SraLcuS,
ARM . OR RALE(
Eat .ur- l.E .I t a e :a -a. e ; , a i4 g1 news'. Therat:sa ." . i ,.I4 4444. 4 4.2144 4 1 tram. Loa -e. tr.nh
.1 iri the 1 arias. one .x.14_ tine ether being a laird:
Sit
E
tnated in the 14 wr laip of RAY, be41
COATIN(18 1 h`trn ........4.-.'-'1; a a .tl driving WOO "end
iiton r ° •t.l «.11:la•11.:1
Fa'u "....'',,4'41 'Vint ••4, 0,i. tt.a i:i xe . •e•r ",, G4 11:4rulG,••a'tl
4"+t tlaitll; 3 i14
r 'e'. a.....v.:. S 1 gill C 31 4.+M ra y..,r.)7,.e
I'-iNTi t:::, 44-2'ah,a[n i 2^: "T• lel iiia %4 .tee i hleete t.1 half
krLLtoa114Dti;riw [agtillegot+f Levitz 4•t144444 eat
•4r 33,.'1 '* +PI- 1 lit. 'h‘i..\
trade rola in. tl4(4 , IIit.N iv, 4 a".1.tletter a, e'.: t , A � i++s ar""r
.Uune'�+" '-
14er eine,* two: a-. i 44441 eefwater 3
°1 tl C U t6 1 tai a 9, rt ,.,E , t Rat, t Coil i at nanti wee
and
Late:t I
A good fit Guaranteederne 5514.. :special attention given to
Ladies' JACKET and MANTLE Making
STAND: Otic door North of 1'. Fish'sBarber Shop.
scersoricarsoesseesseateregoregnesewiemarnstessiteses
x'[71 LL-DIGGIN(r.–'Mi . T1IQS.
1 1 SMALE is Prepared to dig wells at 50
cents per foot for 15 feet; 2a omits on every
additional ten feat, to sixty feet if required -
bricking and Loring intended..
TILOS. SMA LE, ElimvilleP.O.
PARCEL 1, Lot 32, and the westerly part of
Lot 31, on the North side of Sanders st., west of
Carling street, in the village of Exeter, as
shown on the plan of the Sub -division of cer-
tain lots comprised in Gidloy'a survey, now
Icemen as Howard's survey, dated the 12t111 May,
1875. and reggistered at tho registry office for the
County of Iiuron,containing by nemeaeuren,ent
ono rood. fifteen perchedand ono -half perch.
more or less. and which parcel of land has a
frontage on Sanders street. aforesaid, of Ono
Hundred feet and four inches, computed from
the south west corn, r of said. Lot 34, and ex-
tends northward in depth from Sanders street,
aforesaid. two chains and twenty-eight links.
more or less, to the northern boundary of Lot
1,in Gidley's survey. aforesaid -
PARCEL 2 -Part of Lott, on the West side
of and fronting on Carling street (Gidloy's
Survey/ in the village of Exeter, and may be
better known and described as follows: Com-
mencing at the south-west corner of said Lot
2; thence northerly along the wosterlybound-
ary thereof.150 feet 7 inches. more or less, to
the northorlylbonndary thereof • thence easterly
along the said northern boundary, 100 foot, 4,
inches ; thence southerly parallel with Carling
st., 150 ft. 7 inches, more or less to the south-
erly boundary of said Lot; thence westerly
along said southern boundary, 100 ft, 4 inches
to tho place of beginning, containing ono rood,
fifteen penance and ono -half perch, more or loss.
These parcels will be offered together.
There is a comfortable frame house with
brick cellar, woodshed and barn on the prom-
isee.
In Talmage township, six miles from
Akron, Ohio, Thursday last, a farmer's
children playing in a barn observed a
pile of hay moving: They called a
farm hand to kill a supposed skunk
under the hay. The hired man thrust
the pitchfork into the hay and impaled
a negro. One of the tines entered the
man's eye and reached the brain with
fatal effect. He was identified as John
Williams, well known to the police of
all large cities as one of the most dan-
gerous crooks in the conn try- Williams
had killed two men and served three
Terme in the Ohio Penitentiary from
which he recently escaped after serving
over fifteen years.
Tho following chattels will be offered at the
same time: 1 cutter, 1 light wagon. bedsteads,
lane curtains. bran. grain and hay.
TERMS OF SALE : For chattels -cash; for
real estate property, n deposit of ton per cent•
to be paid down at time of sale and the balance
in cash within thirty days. The Real Estate
will be sold subjeot to a reserve bid -
Further conditions will be made known at
the time of sale.
For further partlsulara apply to
J. W. LAxoau[R.
Manager Toronto General Trusts Co.,
Cr Yonge and Colborne streets,
or to Toronto.
ELLIOT & ELLIOT.,
Vendors' Solicitors, Exeter.
Dated 21st August, 1890.
Farm For Sale.
A splendid farm situated in the township of
Iiaborne.two nude half miles oast of Exeter.
Gtn the premises tberc is a good brick house
2Gx30and Plenr of bard and soft water: also
suitable outbuildings -known as the Hancock cheaper than any other firm in town, liuild-
homestead. For further particulaars apply to ingseentracted for, Plans, Siseoifiertionsand
�- — done with neatness and dolma and satisfao-
- �_ � .._... i +on. SoasonedLumbornlwaysonhand
-ro 1'1'.1••::e`,1' Las -r,
County of 14lessee-NS-44.e i� hert. y given that
lbave :r2;;;n
2-nrnl atrelelivcree es the perioes
mettti°ncd-nn the ,,rd anal 9th: seetierie d,f the.
Voters" List, Act. the t Dpies re: tered het Said
section to be :o transmitted 4trdelivered of the
maleList, ade par stent to said Act of all Rersena
n Dy.e ►ring by the late revised n-peetmetlt roll of
the said Miunlcipaiiey to be entitled to vote in
the said Munt4.palely at ('.42tinn6 for member
of the Legislative As14ntbly.andat the Muni-
cipal elections, and that raid list was first
posted up at my deco. '/,urieb, on the 7th da? of
Peel. and remains there for .iaspectten.
Etcetera are called nppn to eea111111e the said
Twist, and if any amisstons or other errors aro
found therein to tithe immediate proceedings to
have the mid errors corrected according to law,
SA511'EI, J. LATTA,
Clerk of the said Municipality.
Dated this 7th day of August, :820.
t'11':a1«lull 4if thoTowasldp Oaf 114,
a # fieci0.
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'44144.3 wag ie ave'
,'ail paints in On--
tarle.Sharbot Lake
i<in;;,steri pad West
t1crec nn
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feral
resees asses: e,
'
ar faz1t, searttcalare aa/al3 to nearest
t ttiou or ^lc::ot Agent,
W. J. C .ELIINO, Agent, a'16°zeter
WO* 2442401)24.
One Door South
of Post Oftce
—HE IIAS--
A, NEW AND COMPLETE
—STOCK OF—
REMOVED !1Boots Shoes.
DAVIDSON BROS., Builders and Oontrao
orahims romovedtoSwallow's old stand, cor-
ner
or
ner Main and Gidley streets and are prepared •
to .sell Doors, flash and Blinds and Moulding
dits.liteu. Pnceouns, Simcoo et.. Exotor. Estimates furnished 1f rest: red- All work
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE tong t
Situated on Simeoe St., Exeter. Thorn is on
the premises a good storey -and -a -half frame
house, with a splendid collar. Plenty of hard
and soft water. Aloe a good barn, and ono -
fifth of Annan of land. Apply to Mits. Rion.
Pxxcoxns, Simeon St., Exotor.
A telegram received by the Depart-
ment of Agriculture from Prof. Saund•
ers, who is at present at the branch
farm at Brandon, says that slight frost
prevailed over Manitoba (meaning,
doubtless, the night before. Thursday),
and thatpotatoea and tender vegetables
had been touched, but that the wheat
was not hurt, as one third of the Red
Fife wheat had been already harvested
and the remainder was too far advanc-
ed to be hurt. The Ladogo wheat had
allbeen harvested oat week.
1 we
y!lilllren t;ry for Pitcher's Castarip
WANTED.
Wo want an A No. 1 agent in this county at
once, to take nbarge of our business, and con-
duct the sale of ono of the best. most mother -
lone, and fastest soiling inventions ever offered
to the Canadian people. To the right person.
we will pay a liberal salary orallow a large
commission. For full particulars address
VQLTAtCBELT CO.. No, 28 Marsha11,Mich.
THE PEOPLE'S ANNUAL HOLIDAY
CANADA'S GREAT
ndustrial
Toronto,
®.gents Wnis,ted !
To sell specialties in our line. Samples free,
with outfit. Peculiar faculties to new be-
ginners. Control of territory. Have done
business in Canada 30 YEARS. We employ
on salary and commission. Write for terms to
CHASE BROTHERS COMPANY,
NURSERYMEN, COLBORNE, ONT.
SEPTEMBER 8th to 20th, 1890.
The Best and Larg�-Exhibition in the
Dominion of Canada
and attended annuallyby over 250,00C people.
The greatest Entertainment of the year
Davidson Bros.,
WM. DAVIDSON. JOHN DAVIDSON
SAi ESMEN
-W g TTED:
Good Salary and Expenses, or Commission
paid to the right men. I want ;men 25 to 50,
years of age to sell a full line of erst class
Nursery Stock. All stock guaranteed. Apply
at once, stating age and references,
C. L. BOOTHBY. Rochester. N. Y
5 Packs of Cards, FREE
COTTAM'S
Washing
Compound
One Pack, May I. C. IL Home: One Pack
Escort; One Pack, Flirtation ; One Pack, Hold
to the light; One Paok, Our Sof% just holds
two. One sample book full of Novelties, all
FREE, if you send 5o. silver, for postage.
A. W S2NN EY, Vermouth N 8
150,000 For Prizes
and educational, instructive ilnd .enjoyable.
SPECIAL FEATURES.
The newest' and best attractions attainable.
Grund International Dog Show, etc.
Brighter and Greater than Ever.
The best time to visit the Metropolis of
of Ontario
Cheap Excursions and tow rates on all rail-
ways, etc.
For all infotntation drop a post eard to
J. J. WIT'HROW, 13. J. HILL,
President. Manager, Toronto
Sewed work a specialt
Repairing promptly attended t
GEO. MANSON,
Loosens and quickly removes all stains of
grease and dirt without injuring the hands or
the finest materials. It keeps down disease by
thoroughly disinfecting and purifying every-
thing. Saves soap, clothes, time and labor.
For all domestic purposes it is the best article
ever placed before the public. For the toilet
and the bath it is just splendid, making the
skin soft and hoalths. Only 5c. for 3 pkts: All
gropers oan supply it.
COTTAM'S Bird Seed
Cottam's Choice Imported and Re -cleaned
Bird Seed is the finest quality grown, thoroughly
re -cleaned and mixed according to the various
seasons in proportions advised by Ornitholo-
gists and Bird Fanciers, Every one pound
and
package
a ' cuttlefish
directions "how piece
n health
and song.
Cottam's bas boon awarded 1st prizes and
diplomas and is very higbly recommended.
If you realty want healthy Birds with choice
song and beautiful plumage be sure and use
Cottam's Bird Seed. All grocers and druggists
oan supply it.
Eyes Tested
FREE
--BY--
. S IVMURRAY,
Practical Optician,
Graduate Optic School N.Y
Eyes tested ; defective sight restoredby th,
aid of fine glasses. Large assortment of the
8nestglassesonhand. Aoallsolicited.
-A. S- r2TTRFtBY,
180 3D-0-1,T3D.A.S-ST London,
N ()TICE
A Fresh and Nett)
STOCK OF GROCERIES
AND CONFECTIONERY
Just arrived at the family Grocery, Also
Pure Extracts and Spines.
A. beautiful piece of glass-
ware given away with one lb.
Mayell'F Baking Powder.
Dashwood Boller Flour for sale.
Call and examine our goods before '•pur:
chasing elsewhere.
G. A. HYNDMAN.
INTERCOLONIAL
RAILWAY
OF CANADA,
Spring Goods
In order to make space for Spring Goode
We will close the
Balance Our Winter Stock
AT COST PRICE
FOR CASH ONLY
INCLUDING :
Overcoats for Men and Boys,
Ladies' and Gents' Furs,
Ladies' Fur Capes and Muffs,
Persian Lamb and Astrachen Caps,'
A nice stock of Fur Trimmings,
Gents' heavy wool -lined hid Mitts and
Gloves, for
75 cents, worth $1
Ladies' Fur Capes $2
We cannot be undersold in
Teas & Sugars for Spot Cash
J MATHESON
The direct route between the West and al, i
points on the Lower St. Lawrence and Bale
des Chalenr, Province of Quebec ; oleo for
New Brunswick ,Nova Sootia,Prince Edward
OapeBretonlslands,and Newfoundlan(land
8t. Pierre,
Express trains leave Montreal and Halifax
daily (Sundays excepted) and run througb
without change between these point.. in 30
hears,through express train oars of the In -
by
Railway are brilliantlyl:ghted
by electricity and heated by steam from the
locomotive, thus greatly increasing the com-
fort and safety et travellers.
New and elegant buffetsleeping and day
oars run on through express tralns.
Canadian -European Mail and
PasseLger Route.
Peseengers for Groat Britain nr the conti-
nent by leaving Montreal on ieriday morning
will join outward mail steamer at Halifax
on Saturday
The attention of chippers is directed to the
superior facilities offered by this route tor
the transport of Sour and generol merchan-
dise intended forth° Eastern Provinces and
Newfoundland; also for shipments of grain
andproduce intel,ded for the Enropeanmar-
ket.
TGcketsmaybe obtnined and information
about the route ; also freight and passenger
rates on ap plication to,
N• WEA THERSTJN,
WesternFreight&Passenge Agent
98ReeslnHou eBl c r
e d k,York tit.To onto
D POTTINGER,
Chic fSuperintendent
Railway office.Moanaon, v '89.
ininthn L abratcry
HEADQUARTERS
.FOR
Pure Drugs, Patent Med4
cines Dye -stuffs,
Perfumery and Toilet
Articles.
School Books and Stationary,
Photo Frames, Albums,
Purses, etc.
Cigars Pipes, and Tobacco.
Also a large assortment -
of Toilet and Bath
Sponges always
on hand
Prescriptions carefully pre-
pared from the purest
Drugs.
Rememberthe place, Sign,
GOLDEN MORTAR,
Main St.,
, rowaIng
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