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Nes. WanSLOw'$ So0ru114u SYRUP has boon
used by millions of mothers for their child-
ren while teething, if disturbed at night
and broken of your rest by a sick child suf'_.
faring and crying with pain of Cutting Teeth
send at once and got a bottle of "Mrs Win-
slow's Soothing, Syrup" for Children Teeth-
ing. It will relieve the poor little sufferer
immediately. Depend upon it, motllors,thore
is no mistake about it. It cures Diarrhom,
regulates the Stomach and Rowels, cures.
Wincl Colic, Softens the (Innis, reduces In
flummation, and gives tong and energy to
the whole systona. "Airs. Winelow's Sooth-
ing Syrup" for ohildren teething is pleasant
to the taste and is the proscription of one of
the oldest and bast female physicians and
nurses in the United States, krioe twenty-
five oontsa bottle. Sold by all druggists
throughout the world. 13e sureiand ask for
"Mas. WIxsaow'5 SoO'rillsce SYRUP,"
The Bureau of American Republics
denies, upon authentic advices, the
sensational reports telegraphed from
the city of Mexico concerning political
disturbances in Guatemala and Cent-
ral America. •
Couasil Altptioi1 Clu'cti.
An old physician., retired from practice
having had placed in his hands by an Cast
India Missionary the formula of yL simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and Hermit-
nent curd of Consumption, Bronehltss, Ca-
tarrh, Asthma, and all throat ;incl :Dung.
Affections, also a positive and " aclloal dire
for Nervous Debility and all „riots Conn-
plaints, after hiving Le:ited its wonderful
Curative powers in.; tliOnsande of cases, has
ffeltIthis duty to niakeitknown to bis stiff,,
eringfollows, Aotuated by this motive and
a desire to relieve human sutiaring,I will
send free of charge, to a11'who desire it, this
recipe, in German, French or English, with
fnlldirections for preparing and using. Senit
by.inail by addressing m
with stap, 'naming
ties paper. W. A. Noris, 820 Powers Tiloelc,
Ltocitester, N. Y.
A searcher after. buffalo bones in
North Dakota set a match to the prair-
ie grass because it interfered with his
work, and the conflagration destroyed.
property worth half a million dollars.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castori
When, she became Nies, she clung to Castoria.
When shelled Children, she gave them Castoria.
While blasting a well yesterday at
Campbellford William Flemming lost
an eye and received several bec!
wounds, through an explosion which
hung fire, and which he went to in-,
vest gate.
Pisoc Remedy tor Cat rrh is the:
Best; Easiest to UseandCheapest.
soF. EFL
J.w' to 61C �a�
t114.
?caSold by druggists or sent by 01011, 560.
E. T. Haseltioe, Warren,: I o., U. S. A.
The manager of theParis newspap-
er Irtrdnsigeccnt has been sentenced to
imprisonment for one month and fined
$400 for publishing an immoral article
written -by M. Rochefort; -
VICTORY AT VIVIAN.
. "In our family faithful work has
been done by Fowler's Extract of .Wild
Strawberry as a sure and quick cure
for diarrhoea, dysentery and all sum-
mer complaints, I can recommend it
to all as a. family friend, always true
and faithful."—Mrs,! W. Bishop; Vivian,
Ont:
R. N. O'Brien was "omni guilty ftt
Potties! yesterday cf libelling Prince
George of Wales: Owing to the len-
iency of the prosecution he was allow-
ed to go on suspended sentence.
Worms Cause Much Sickness among:
children. Freeman's )Worm Powders
prevent this, and make the child bright
and healthy.
A general strike of railroad coal
ininers was inaugurated in the Pitts-
burg district , yesterday. The nien
e,i=ant half a cent nleieatse in mining
;rates. Nearly 10,000 men are out.
BEAUTIFUL BANFF, N.W.T
I was indrtced to Use your Burdock
Blood Bitters for constipation and gera
eral debility and fou,td it a .complete
cure which I take pleasure in recom-
mending to all who may be thus afilie
tee.."—Jianee 4 Caisson, Banff, N.W'l`.
Chief Justice Lacoste and Justice
Blanchet received an address of con
gratulation from the Quebec bar on
(melding enc Court of Queen's Bedell at
the antacut capital yestor(lay.
IIe 10..LchP dizziness, einginge noises
in the, (ears, hawknig and spitting are
sure S}'171ptoms Of catarrh. There is no
case Mises Balm will not. cure if given
a fair trial. Beware of imitations.
The hclaucl Stanford, Jr., University
at Palo Alto Cal,. 0 '1 was opened �
(i 1 5 0'0t, C Cater"
clay with ireposin;, eeremontes, All,
the students in the faculty participated
ill the: opening.
T.lt.iJ I/ FAITH.
I.
"I have graft faith irnBurdock Blood
Bitters as 11 1)10051 purifier. I haye tai:
ea three bottles for bad blood and find
it a perfect t cure. It ie a; Band medi-
eine and I recommend it wherever 1
yo."—Ida! atudei'son, Toronto, Ont.
The reciprocity ac, •otietions between
Canada: and the United States, ' set to
begin Oct 10, have been; postponed
Owing to:Seeretavy Blainu's illness.
If you once til Citeter's Little 11'01.
Pills for sick iT(a ret, 111
ousnc.,, oi•
c:00sliprtioe, you will never be without
thein. They 8 I t)tzrel4 vegetable;
slid wind easy to take, Don't . forgot
this.
Yesterday 131.00,000. of btillion..was
with(1)awn from the Bank of. England
for shipment to the United States, The
'batik sold! $50,000 in United States
engles to do
HENRYr , r r
r
Cr. JAMES. •
Henry G. JalnCs, 02 Wienipeg, Maine
writes1 01 1(1701. al :years I, was trol:t
bled With pit'npies 11)11 51)111ti.ons of the
skin, After other i,mr l7(,
failed
1.
fixed four bottles of. Jarudnr3: Lrlood
n
been
Bitters and sinc;o then 1 have b t,
v 1 1
complaint, :il ,,1,.
rlttf, free, from 1'
1 lc f y 1.
willalways' occulty a piece in my
Dr, T, A, Slocum's
OXYGENI%ED EMULSION of PURE
COD LIVL'It OIL. If you have
a Cold --• IJso it. For sale by
all druggists.
It is reported that Archduke Karl
Ludwig, who, upon the death of
Crown who,
Rudolf, became heir
presumptive to the throne of Austria-
Hungary, is about to resign his heir-
ship in favor of his sou, Archduke
)'ran z.
Drovers alt traversing the parishes
adjacent to Quebec city, buying up all
the sheep they can lay hands on for the
Boston market. One Beauce firm has
just forwarded a shipment of 1,700 an-
inlals,'and contracted to deliver 6,000
more before the end of the season.
If sick headache is misery, what are
Carter's Little Livei, Pills if they will.
positively cine it? People who have
used them speak frankly of their
worth, r1 hey are small and easy to
take
The Canadian tug Bertha Endress
has foundered off Point Iroquois, lake
Superior, and all on board—five per-.
sous—were drowned. Two, of the lost
were sons of Bell and Duncan, the
wealthy Michipieoten mine owners;
and all five were Canadiatis.
Never Allow the bowels . to remain
constipatedlest serious evil ensue..
National Pills are unsurpassed as a
remedy for constipation.
There has been shipped . by water
from Saginaw river ports during the
season to date the smallest amount of
lumber in a score of years, being 006,-
970,000 feet: The shipment of shingles
was 60,000,000, and of lath 11,289,000.
AUNTY'S ADVICE.
"My brother had severe summer
complaint about a wear age) and no
remedies seemed to relieve him. At
last our aunt advised us to try Fowl-
er's Extract of Wild Strawberry and
before he had taken one bottle he was
entirely cured."—Adelaide Crittenden,
Baldwin, Ont.
Andrew Quinlan, aged 79, the oldest
railroad conductor in the United States
was killed by a train at Avon, New
Jersey yesterday, while attempting to
cross the New York and Long Branch
tracks.
Mothers, have pity on your paleand
suffering daughters. Their system is
"run down,'' and if neglected the eon -
sequences may be fatal. Dr. William's
Pink Pills will bring back their rosy
cheeksand health aiid strength.
Le Malin, of Paris; says there has
been a revolutionary agitation in sev-
eral provinces of Brazil, causing the
Government great uneashiess. In
many places the troops have mutinied
MRS. GEO. RENDLE.
Mrs. Geo. Rendre, of Galt, Ont.,
writes: `'T can recommend Dr: Fowt4's
Extract of Wild Strati beret' for 11 is a
sure cure for all summer complaints.
We are never without it in the -house.','
howler's Wild Strawberry. Price, 35c,
The failure of C. H, Vonner & Co,
a prominent stock brokerage firm, with
offices in this city and Boston, was an -
1101117 'P, yesterday c d y(s e y afternoonon the
New fork Stock Exchange.
Will be found an excellent remedy
for sick headache. Carter's Little Liv-
er
iver Pills. Thorsanls of lecters from
people who have used them: prove this
fact. Try them.
Judge Paschal, of Uvalde, Texas,
has declined to naturalize R. V. Sauer
because of his S0c12slistio proclivities,
claiming that sx,i•tlisrz is directly Op-
posed to the constitution of the United
States.
Usborne Council.
Conned met on Brd inst. All present
Minutes of previous meeting were read
and approved. SIi', Jas. Earl made ap-
plication on behalf of the Patrons of
Industry for the use of the 'Town ]7a11
as a meeting place, J.:rlalls -W. Kydcl
that the use of the Town Hall be grant-
ed _the Patrons of Industry to hold their
meetings, provided they be responsible
for any damages clone wt• such meet-
ings.—Carried, J. Sheir-T. Cameron
that Mrs. Sampson receive $5 for relief
Carried. J.Il.alls-W.leydd that the
Collector be authorized to collect a per-
centege charge of 5 per cent on ,a11 tax
es not paid on or before the 14th of Dec.
1891, and that a by-law be drafted in
accordance therewith—Carrs d. W.
Itycict—J. Sheir that the Reeve and T.
<t
i,�,
mer'on be instructed to see that the
Collector's Bond is duly exe,uted and.
returned to the Clerk before 15th inst.
Carried. T. Cameron -J. Halls that
by law No. 4, 5 to 6 for 1591 as now
read ai third time be passl.d:--Carrie•1
By invitation a deputation of the Coun
cil of tie village of Exeter consisting
of Dr. Rollins, Reeve and D. Ross Coun-
cillos appeared at the council iu regard
to the matter in dispute between the
two councils with reference to the rad,
way, bonus, After fully discussing the
question It was moved by J. Hall—T.
Cameron th it this council accept the
stun of ,`G5.35 in full payment and as :t
final settlement of the indebtedness of
the village of Exeter toM the tp, of.
U,shorzre in rc„ilids to the bonds grill
led the la 12 1 b Railway, this being
the difference dine tate lnwlleruality af-
ter allowing '31) per cent interest on
sums paid from tilno to time 131• said
v,.11age Carried. The following or-
ders were ;ranted viz.—A, Metitrcly
rep: ctilYee t 75 ets; W. Taylor, voider-.
drain '$2; J, A. Routltr, cutting> thistles
stones
11.
�, a or .,tonc,s for c.t
i M. Thompson, Iso load
Il�,l 1
75 cts;tJsborne,C Hibbert Iirs Co, - in•
Town T. Sam
Il', 'CS�11i, ,<uit
surance on . Hall r 5 e . , '�
s . 1 aw i't 11)1)1 wife $1.13`
keep ,1. [ t ,
Linton gravel, ttttiu> thistles a.t.
a
;�Sampson,1rII
,il,'0 Mts. ,3au1 a.ol (, r $
b, 1 ,
Tyild-J Shier the et- tc 11,'.01ana
r 1 No, 7th at
'{ meet I Iln on �atlil'(1 41'1 .
0 1,(;t t )
r,'
10 o't'lec.. a”, 10i Gene W. lsorMA21.
Clerk,
Around About Us,
The old Baptist church, which has
been used as a cooper shop of -late
years and more recently occupied with
lumber and egg cases belonging, to D.
D. Wilson was destroyed by fire at 12.
30 this morning, Less unknown. In-
surance $1,000, Supposed cause :neon -
charism.
Wm. McGevin of the 12th concession.
i\rcKillop has purchased the east half
of the McEwen farm, containing 100
acres for $1,500. Mr. MeGavin has the
100 acres nearly opposite thin one, and,
consequently, his fres purohase is very
convenient to him He has got acheap
puce and will now have a fine estate
02'200 acres,
Rennet) ON TEED Iao;lsA).—The
sIi,,e driver who carries themail north
to Wroxeter front Brussels eand also
carries the Doi -Melee l'.xp.ross, reports
beilig set upon by two robbers on the
hi g hu av• a' few Miles south of Wroxn,
ter, They seined hint from behind -and.
ransacked the express bag and took
therefrom a parcel of motley $109: No
trace of robbers.
We are very sorry to record the
death of Mr Alex Callender of the gra-
vel road, which occurred Thuisday
morning last wee!:. Deceased ' has
becii ailing for some, though his death
was not expected. 'He !vasal quietiin-
obtrlTsive Man who always enjoyed the
highest confidence and good will of
those who knew him, and though ` he
leas not taken muoh part in public af-
fairs, will be missed. He was for many
years a member of the. Methodist
church, and has filled..many of ices in
connection'therewith. He' was a na-
tive of Carleton counity, and leaves a
wife; three.sons and two danghtersone
of the latter being.Mrs J. E. Taylor,
of Buffett He was a Forester, the
members of which took -part in the
funeral, which was on Saturday at 2
o'clock.
Mayor John Butler, Messrs. William
Lee and M. Hutchison, of. Goderich,
and John Earls,.general freight agent
of the Grand 'Trunk Railway, Toronto.
constituted a deputation •.which 11 aited
on Hon. Frank Smith, Acting Manager
of Public Works, and other Ministers.
at Ottawa on Friday. The deputation
is appointed by the Town Council to
urge Upon the Government the necess-
ity making t .1 rl h harbor some-
thingof a al n Godo c
s �,
thing more than a harbor of refuge in
name only. The petition they present-
ed points but that in rough weather a
vessel drawing 12 feet of water or over.
cannot enter the harbor, and that it is
a difficult matter even for steamships,
unless they are of light draught: The
deputation ask for a liberal appropei
ation to extend the piers, which will
act as a brei l te•iter, and that the hale
bor be thoroughly dredged. The mem-
bers of the deputation were greatly.
pleased with their reception by the
Minister.
"August
Flower"
Mrs. Sarah M. Black of Seneca,
t two
Neuralgia
did
alland
able.
dull,
left side
gotup
in
taste.
short,
shoulder
clown
mod to
weather
whenever
d
could get
where
August
me. It
of
it
fr, W,00
Mo., during the past years has
been affected with of the
Head, Stomach andWomb, and
writes : " My food not seem to
strengthen me at my appe-
tite was very variable. My. face
was yellow, my head and I had
such pains in my . In the
morning when I I would
have a flow of mucusthe mouth,
and a bad, bitter tas Sometimes
my breath became and I had
such queer, tumbling, palpitating
sensations around theheart I ached
all day under the s r blades,
in the left' side, andthe back
of my limbs. It see be worse
in the wet, cold of Winter
and. Spring; and the spells
came on, my feet an hands would
turn cold, and I cou no sleep
at I tried eve
and got
all.a-
no relief before using st Flower
Then the change ca has done
me a wonderful deal good during
the time I have takenand is work-
ing a complete cure.' O
G. G. GREEN, Sole Man' dbury,N J.
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London Huron c',r clr L�>.,, I1,�rlwrx
4 &'$dibft ge • '111,iiti Table,
GOING 3' 015Th. V� GOrNa SOL"t•li.
a.A1 p `n. tbA11.11011.
Londondep'ts,65 4.25, 7inghaCa 705 ;40.
1ucanCros'g 8,1.7 ,'0 Belgrave 7.14 4,051,"
clandeboyo S 5' 5 '9. rlyth 7.68 4.15,
Centralia 90, ,;, T,ondosboro 'i 7.17.4.25.
NITER 9.10 i 07, Clinton a i17 4,45.
TTensall 0:25 5.19 Brucefield 8.30 5,04.
Nippon 9.31 6.17. Kippen 8,34 5.12
1lrueenelrl 9.42 6.11 Tie salI 811 5,10
Clinton 10.00 6.45 EXETER ELL 8 57. 5:39•
Londesboro' 10.19 7,03 Centralia - 909 5,45,
T lyth 10,28 7.12. Clitilileboye 0.18 5.56
Bel, grave 1012 7 27 .1UI tin Ciiosig 9,24 0,02'
Wined RM. 11.00 7,15. Lnndon,P.,rr. 1015 64.8
EXETER SMILE TO Twit til. FRONT
iIT
And if von don't lleliel(, It call at,
Ross Tteylor's
T l
r,
PLANINGMILL AD LUMBER YARD
and you will be convinced that they
have the I,si,r;40st a.tul 11es151051: of all
kinds of Building 'Mel toile is 111 tins Se 0.
11011 of country,and. .t the lowest 1151004.
.Shinol ; z
having a large etot.'.1. 1 1 Bind we .117'e
11'tiS}")atl d to !fico); ilc, corn petit.
,1.,
, <� "
1011 t.O lTl'ie t, Ol" 11111016\'. We lla 1`e se;.
• `f
cured ,1 hi t.,1,011;t �11lanufataure and
e.tn
.r
„1,11 en(.1 t la,nrs celebrated Bah 111t, Cab,
mete. Call; and sot: tllanl role be col.
t111Cdd Oft4111
t is
I el t
ROS &r, TA"`i-1' 0T1
lilatlai rC.34.1 L:tieter
PEOPLI MAY BLOW
BUT H
GOODS TO BACK
imansgssammarsammomeamonaa
Having purchasedEstate
H the Eof John Brawn T have thoroughly refitted. the factor and aha
g b YY,
manufacturingan elegant nt hue of' furniture In Oak,CherIYr Maple and Ash.
TT UP
Note •
Bed Room Sets in Antique Oak polished at $18.00 and up; Sideboards in .Antique Oak polished at $16,00 and -up
" 41MCherry and Ash at $8.75 and up; " " Maple Cherry and Ash at $8.00 and ul:'
• a
Beds, new stile, in Maple or Birch at $1.90,
And a handsome assortment of Hall Stands, Extension Tables Writin • Desks, Centre
Tables, all in Walnut, Oak, Cherry and Ash, and at very close prices.
Remember Q make no trashy eim furniture and I sell as cheap
Cheapest.
the Chea est.
100,000 feet of Lumber and 300 cords of vrood wanted in exchange for tausAttire'
A full Line always of-Undertakinggoods s on Band.
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Remember eber the Stand—Factory and Wareroorns two doors
north of T®Wn H alb, Exeter,
WALT. ANDREWS.
RoUt,1
DR. . FOYERS
•EXTOF•
-WILD
TRMBERRY
CURES
ROLER A
holera.Morbus
OLrI C- i
RAMPS
FURITURE DELER
AND
Undert aker.
S. GI
THE LEADING
ndertaker
AND
Furniture DaIer
OF THE
•
I have an immense Stock of
Furniture and Undertaking
Goods now on hand, which I
will sell at right prices.
IIH DERT-AKXN-G
A SPECIALTY.
rin examination of our Stock
Solicited.
S. GI LEY.
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EXETER ONTARIO
c't Has now in stock
Vhain
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IN '.rJ:IJI FOLLOWING LINES
West of England. Suitin.ys and Trous
eringe,
G
ELL,
Scotch Tweed Suitinars and T.roneer•
in<r5 ,
n
French anEnglish 'i
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Style, .al;IIA�,i'r 5J /1(<11;)4,q.sk:
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I... OW..Y
IARRHCFA
YSETERY
AND ALL SUMMER COMPLAINTS
AND FLUXES OF THE BOWELS
IT IS SAFE. AND RELIABLE FOR,
CHILDREN OR ADULTS..
W. G. Bissett's Livery,
First ClassHorsesand Digs.
SPECIAL RATES WITH
COMMERCIAL MEN.
Orders left at Bissett Bros.' Hardware
Store, will receive prompt attention.
TERMS - REASONABLE
A TRIAL SOLICITED.
W. G. BISSETT.
IN ORDER TO MAKE SPACE
—FOR—
SU69ME13 GOOD;
Vire will clear out the balance of
our Winter Stock
AT COST
Cash 14
Including a splendid assortment of
OVERCOATS & STUITSFOR MEN AND
BOYS,
LADIES AND GENTS FURS.
LADIES FUR CAPS, MUFFS AND:
HATS.
LADIES NETT, VEST AND WOOL
SHAWLS:
A NICE STOCK OF FUR TRIMMIN'S1
GENTS HEAVY WOOL LINED KID
MITS & GLOVES at 75c worth $1.
We cant be undersold in Teas and
Sugars for SPOT CASH.
JOHN MATHESON, Exeter North
EflU3 TL®
A complete stock of
Pero all. Reliable Drugs.
ALWAYS KEPT.
} l
9 spoligos,
'. o sty ,'
5
BIR . ISS 61:
Ai ri htand reasonable -rices.
Prescriptions'
and Family 'Reipts
Cjas elu.l.y Prepared.
POTiget
the best. 111 t1 h c' 17a,llhct
Ci W .:I r174 PROP,
i•
Farffier Bro,
WJ1o1esie & Betail
Grocers,
WII'IE & SPIRIT
Merchants,
r.�+ls GY J,hi'1~J N.9 Iii ci e •
HRITIE3S
O IEROIAL) - he els
first Class 81G8 4nC9 H RS S. •
ORDERS LEFT AT THE HAWK
SHAW HOUSE - OR AT THE
STABLE WILL BE PROMPT
LY ATTENDED T0.
Telephone' Connection.
HATAILESS HE3lJ]i1GAE
POWDERS
are an honed madialao
for whish only hotted, -
straightforward .Mate-
monts are made. See that
you get the genuine noir-
man's. Insist en hail-:ig
them. They Caro AL7,
Headaches.
They are not a Cathartic.
E. It FISC, EfEL
IS STILL IN THE - OLD STAND
—where he is—
READY FOR A CALL,
Morn, Noon or Night he will
G1VE AN—
EASY SHAVE, ANE
C6EIB PIAIRC;TJT,
LADIES HAIR CUT TO ORDER,
Also LADIES HAIR WORK
DOTE.
North of Post -Office.
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