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&nvicE TO MOTHERS.
Ate YOU disturbed at night and broken of yout
rest by a sick child suffering and Drying With
pain of cutting teeth? if so, send at Once ancl
get n bottle of MRs. wINSLOW'S SOOTHING 'TWA',
volt Ult1LDR►iN TI1K'rullfo. its value is inoaleul.
able. It it' ill relievo the poorlittlo sulrorerimnne•
diately. Depend upon it, mothers, there is no
mistake about it. it wires dysentery and char.
irhma, regulates the stomach and bowels, euros
Vv do l5 so(tons the gutris reclucesiniiammo-
le the prescription or one otthe of oust and best
House'of. l ej)resentdtive9 �l reso111tton
female nurses and phyaiclans in the United
States, and is for sale by all druggists through. instructing the committee on ways and
!oat the world. Price Ab gents abottle. , means to report bills repealing the in•
creases in duties enacted by the Mekin-
ley, bill, and to place on the free list
lumber; wool, salt, coal, ores, dye stuffs
SINCE, CHILDHOOD'S DAYS.
SThs,-I cant highly recommend Hag-
yard's PectorialBalsam, It cured my
daughter of a cough she had been
troubled with since childhood. She is
now twelve years old. Mit$, M. FAIR -
culla), Scotland, Ont.
tion, and dyes `tone and einergytothc^cyholo Pepreaent'i tiVe Wike, of Illinois, yes,
CUILIOt. 11TH �tiINaLow'e pleasant
Cuu,hn>� TNT;TniNaistllatnaanttotirottiete,and terday introdldeed in the United States
Z'he Indian scare in South 'Dakota
has not subsided. T' 0 scouts sent out
from Pine Ridge agency were chased
away with bullets and one haci his horse
shot from under him. The hostiles aro when Nasal Balm' will speedily rcheye
said to be thirsting for blood, and have
Slaughtered 500 head of cattle belong- and,petmaiiently cu'e the worst case
ins' to the Government. Provisions of Catarrh and Cold in the head, Sold
by all dealers•
and other articles of raw material,
Why ;'o :iclout hawking and spitting
have also been stolen from settlers.
All Merl,
young, old, or Middle-aged. who find
themselves nervous, weak and exhaust-
ed, wllo Nile broken down from excess
or overwork, resulting in many of .the
following symptoms: Mental depres'1011,
permatnre old age; loss of vitality, loss
of inemerv, bad dre,alns, dimness of
sight,palpittition of the. heart, emissions,
lack: of energy, paid 14 the kidneys,
headache, pimples on the face or body,
itching or peculiar sensation. about the
scrottiln, wasting of the organs, dim,
dress, specks before the eves, twitching
of the muscles, eyelids and elsewhere,
Lord Thomas Francis ii remonte
Cottesloe is dead. He was twice secre-
tory to the treasury, and had also been
secretary of war and chief secretary,
for Ireland, Ile was 92 gears old.
More crises of sick heartache, bilious-
ness, constipation, can be clued in less
time, with less medicine, and for 'less'
money, by using Carter's Little Liver
Pills, tran:byeany other means.
Bev. illi, Careen gives as his chief
reason for leaving the Methodist
Church and accepting i he •Detroit call,.
his objection to the system of short.
pastoral terms and frequent changes,
THE BERMUDA CABLE.
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SEVEN QUESTIONS
1, Do you purpose buying an
Organ or Piano?
2. Do you wish to rent a Piano
or Oro -an?
bashfulness, deposits in the urine, loss The Bermuda cable now complete,
of will power, tenderness of the scalp or could carry no truer tidings than that.
spine, weak and flabby muscles, desire Burdock: Blood Bitters excels all other
to sloe, failure to be rested by sleep, remedies in curing diseases ofthe
constipation, dullness of hearing, loss
of voice, desire for solitude, excitability'
of temper,' sunken eyes surrotinded
with LEADEN CiRCLr1'7, oily looking shin,
etc., are all symptoms of nervous debil-
ity that lead to insanity and death.
unless cured. The spring or vital
force having lost its tension every
function wanes in consequence. 'Those
who through abuse committed in i�;nor-
anceinaybepermanent ly cured. Send
your address for boor: on all diseases
peculiar to man, Address M. V. LUBON,
50 Front-st. E., Toronto, Ont. Books
sent free sealed. Heart disease, the
symptoms of which are faint spells,
purple lips, numbness, palpitation, skip
beats, hot flushes, rush of blood to the
head, dull pain in the heart with beats
strong rapid andirregular, the second
heart beat quicker than the first, pain
about the breast bone, etc., can posi-
tively be cured. No cure, no pay
Send for book. Address M. v. LUBON,
50 Front Street, East,, Toronto, Ont.
Aug. 7, Wady.
At Cobourg last evening Andrew
McGuire pushed llkiss Tucker and her
escort gamed Turner betiveentwo mov-
ing trains at the station, with the sup
posed intention ofkilling them. They
escaped -with slight injuries, and Mc-
Guire: g'ot away: It is said to bea case
of jealousy.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castors
When she became Bliss, she clung to Castoria.
When shelled Children she gave themCastoria.
stomach, liver bowels' and blood.
Known everywhere as the perfect
blood purifier, curing even the worst
cases when all else fails:
Judge McDougrill of Toronto stated
to the grand jury at the opening of the
County Court yesterday that he was,
opposed to the abolition of grand juries.
Everest's Liver Reg 111 ator has proved
the best medicine I ever tried for im-
pure blood and liver complaint.—John
Jones, Hillsboro P. 0.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hollenbeck, widow
of Joe Hollenbeck, of Los Angeles Cal.,
has deeded in trust about $750,000.
worth of property to found . home for
indigent women and homeless children.,
A HORRIBLE MURDER.
Recent floods in the yicnity of Tien-
Tsin, China, have`rendered a vast port-
ion of the residents homeless, The
because
se
desperate e do
sel<
become peoplehave be p
of la threat -
of lack: of food and: shelter: and -
en to massacre the European residents.
Conisuniptiof Cured. •
An old physican, retired from pract-
ice, shaving had placed in his hands by
an East India missionary the formula
of a simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure of Con-
siimption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma
and all throat and Lung Affections, al-
so a positive and radical cure for 'Nei.
vous Debility and all Nervous Corn
plaints, after having tested its wonder-
ful curative powers in thousands of cas-
es,has felt it his ditty to make it.known
nown
to his suffering fellows. Actuated by
this motive and a desire to relieve
human siiferin. I will send -free of
A horrible murder involving the loss
of one life attracts treater attention
than the thousands of deaths occurring
normally from scrofula ,and bad blood.
We wan to attract attention to Bur
Blood Bitters, the proved and popular
remedy for these forms of disease. It
cures even old chronic obstinate cases
which have, defied all other treatment.
George Tungett, a farmer living
near Ottawa, Ohio ,has been murdered
by Edward Herten. Heaton had served
a term in States prison and was recent-
ly released. Ile blamed, Tungett for
testifying, against him.
Dr, Williams' Pills cure Sup-
pressions of the periods, Female Week
ness, Nervousness, headache, etc.They
never fail good for poth mon and wom-
en. A trial will convince.
A• gale with a velocity of SO miles
au hour visited the coast of Newfound
land on Monday and blew down build-
ings, fences etc, in the outskirts of St.
John's, and the shipping at Harbor
Grace suffered considerable damage.
The French shore also shared in the
calamities.
If there ever was a specific forany
Little
then Carter's Li
one complaint,
Liver pills are a sbecific for sick heah
ache, and every woman should know
this. Only one pill a dose. Try thern
3. Do you want a reliable Tuner
to take care of yo'ln Piano by the
year?
4.
Have you a Piano to move?
5. Have you seen our beautiful
Six -Octave Piano -Cased Organ?
6. Do you know that by calling
at Hicks' Jewellery store you can
see a splendid stock of Organs, dif-
ferent styles and different prices,
7. Do you know that by writ-
ing a card and directing it to G. F.
°axes, Box 11, Clinton, or calling
charge, to all who desire it, this recipe,
in German, French or English, with Oil is the best thin
I:hhve ever used..
full directions for preparing and using ( u
Sent by mail by addressing with stamp, ,•
naming this paper, W A. Noyes, 820
Powers? Blocs., Rochester, N. Y.,Fcby. 6
-90.
The recount for Vaudreuil has re•
versed the verdict announced on poll
ing day, and Dr, Lalonde has been de-
clared elected The Conservatives
claim to have enough eviclence°to again
unseat Dr, Lalonde.
'IANO a
THE MASSES.
FOB
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Organs or Pianos at
prices that will suit
purchasers. .
Second hand pianos
to rent.
A reliable Piano tun-
er
er se .t to any part of
the count.
Pianos moved a nd a--
aged.
Six -Octave Piaos
cases, handsomest in
Canada.
:i
at Hicks' Jewellery Store, rxetei, 12
illus
you can prOC11rE'iT: splendid
traced catalogue of Organs and
Planes.'
A Detroit despatch says William
Pinkerton, Of Chicago, reports that
JamesMcGuire,•llias "Cap" Roach, who
was sent to Kingston penitentiary from
Windsor about four months ago, 'and
who escaped from there, was one of the
men shot while robbing a safe at Den-
ver' Col: a few days ae'o•
tiv
].Vlasic furnished .: for
church opening
entertainments, &c.
Write for catalogue
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to to
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I3ICIiS' JEWELL S'I10114+i, EX H;1'F:1{•
3. 1
For firSt c lasS furltire
At riglit prices go to
R. N. ROWE,
the leading
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IN THI'E FAR WEST.
Away West in British Columbia,
II rgyard's Yellow Oilis known and
stlued`highly, is at home in Toronto.
Miss Eleanor Pope, of fort Haney, B.
C., say's: "For: sore throat, coughs;
croup; Bruises, etc., I-figyard's Yellow
bel
Mind wandering cured kooks In rrxocl
in one rearing. Testimonials 1r.in :ul
parts of the globe. Prospectus t let
rnmr,; sent on Replication to
97 Fifth
rot.
A. Loisotts. an Ave. New York,
tr Rev. W. W. Carson, of Kingston, has,
it is said, accepted the Detroit tall and
his resignation has been handed to the
.Sy denhU11 street Methodist church, to
take effect February 1, 1891.
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• Catarrh s Iao s Remedy for t b�}G
Hest Busiest ' to Ilse an.ci Cheapest.
WIRIEN
=WORM POWDERS.
Ara }',casaad fo ta,h'. Coreain the/g'ow '.
l J' 1);y Je Zs asafe, slow and. effect cc: v
rideslroyer of:vorrnsiiaChi drenorfldrit.
n- Q,'X V i'2M_ • ISL'2'2VW 2 a 22'—"'•�••��vino.
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Board 0
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The council o
Trade has accepted the invitation of
the Grand Trunk and Canadian Pacific
Railways to visit the mines at Sudbury
The party will leave on Monday even -
Sold by drugp;lsts or sent by malls, the.
E. r. itazettluc, Warren, Pa„ U S. A.
A vigilance committee on Bad river
in Soutlt Dakota, lynched a number of
squaw men suspected of stealing ellttle
and there is considerable excitement in
the locality.
I really believe I would not be olive
at this time had I not used Everest's
est's
Liver Ue, ulator,—JL. Scoular, . 11 orest
11'. 0:
IHE.1R;1E AND THERE.
Here and there rind everywhere where play
be found lers0111, who have 'used and
now honestly praise Burdock. Blood Bit-
ters for its Wonnerfrll blood. purifying,
cleansing, and tonic effects 'in, all dig
Erases of the sl:omache, lives; bowels and
blood.
Staud one door north of
MOLSONS B.ANK-
Main-st., Exeter.
ROBT, N. RO Wi
GLEDIAL ST1,
A complete Mock of
Reliable Brea s
Pureand �� 1.B
ALWAYS KEPT.
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PEOPLE MAY
BUT HAVE THEY THE GOODS TO
ACK IT UP.
Having purchased the Estate of Jolul Brawn, I have thoroughly refitted the factory; and am
manufacturing an elegant line of furniture in Oak, Cherry, Maple and Ash.
N to so 4_ a o the Prices.
Bed Boom Sets in Antique Oak polished at $18.00 and up; Sideboards in Antique I Oakerand Ash at 15.00 and u p;
" is Maple, Cherry and Ash at $3.75 and up;lished at $16.00 and up;
Maple, 5.
Beds, new stile, in Maple or Birch at $1.90..
And a hay. assortment of Hall Stands, Extension Tables, Writing Desks, Centre
• l deolee
rices.
lee �
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at e1
Ash, and
v
Tables, all in Walnut; Oak, Cherry and Asl ,y 1
Rellleillber make no trashy elm Furniture and a sell as cheap
as the Cheapest.
100,00000,0�0 feet ofr.
Lumber and cords of snood-vAnted in exchange for fu.>lniiture,
.on
hand.
�� nalways ReMember
goods a1
�ta111n
A full Line of Undertaking y
the Stand—Factory and 1•t arerikoms two doors
orth of Town Hail, Exeter.
Ptitillodiciam Wes;
Druggist's NOM
Parni
At right and reasonable prices.
Prescrip#ons
and 'Fatally Receipts
Carefully Prepared.
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0111SitifIR
coorasca.,a
violosate Rig!
Grocers,
SPIRIT
erchants,
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Merchant Tailor,
T 1118BIEL, ROM'
the best in the
7mqar��!lket.�, (� [�
C. L V TZn PROP,
For Sale.
Has now in stock
A. FIRST-CLASS UNE OF
WALT. . A DREVIS
CATTLE FOOD,
tm for Good, , gents'
romniZhingz, etc',
Maple Ave. Stock Fartn,
Lucan, Ont., Nov. 29, 1890.
Bart. Catlin], Esq., London, Ont.,
DnAit Sm.–I have given the CHAM-
PION FOOD a fair trial and haye no
hesitation in pronouncing it the best
(prepared food I have ever used. Some
of my horses had an attack. of INFLU-
ENZA and I feel them CHAMPION
FOOI) with their ration of gratin and
bran and never saw anything work a
r the better so ra y. It
, for idl
p
change,
seems to remove all impurities from
the system withwithwhich no animal scan
bo in a thriving condition. I have
also some colts that have been troubled
With worms but after giving them a
eouple of feeds of CIIAMPION FOOD
they passed them in large quantities.
CHAMPION FOOD must soon come
into genera' use and I have been talk-
ing to'several of our farmers and stock-
men about it and shall be pleased to
promote the interests of your VALU-
ABLE
ALU -ABLE FOOD.
I shall 8001-1 be corning to London
where I shall require some more.
I am, dear sir, yours very truly,
F. H. NEIL.
Sole agent for .Exeter for IvoR.I,lL
COLLARS ANI) CUFFS.
The best collar and. cuff in the mhrket
A CALL SOLICITED.
i . r t' 3aii aotmty'a .
1 losirablo resi0,nee in Ts.eterNorth, grew
frame House, ono -fifths acre of land. !Phe
liotns° was erected in 1888. Good term s 'bej
llnnrchasor. Apply at ;itis Daces. 14184
S.
THE LEADIh G
Undertaker
AND
Furhur
OF THE
I have an immense Stock of
Furniture and Undertaking
Goods now on hind, which I
will sell at rightprices.
IINDERTAKIN4I
A SPECIALTY.
.An examination of our Sto
Solicited.
se