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:Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is, pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
tem effectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and. cures habitual
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THE DOMINION IN BRIEF
The hop crop in Hastinge county is turn-
ing out well.
Coal advanced to $7 a to last week in
London, Ont.
London's tax rate has been fixed at 20
mills on the dollar.
Counterfeit 50 and 25 cent pieces are in
circulation atoKingston.
The Northwest Assembly has been pro.
roped owing to the deadlock,
Canadian stook breeders carried off many
prizes at the Detroit exposition.
The Parkhill Town Hall and market
buildings were totally destroyed by fire.
A. E. Edkins, Toronto, was elected pre-
sident of the Canadian Engineers' Associa-
tion.
The Governer -General hopes to
able to visit the coming Industrial Ex-
hibition.
Mr. Laurier's address before the Young
Liberals of Montreal will be delivered on
Gctober 5.
W. J. Patterson, B. A„ of Clinton, has
been appointed principal of Carleton ,Place
high school.
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the The Dominion Government has purchased
only remedy of its kind ever pro. the Toronto disinfecting apparatus for use
duced, pleasing to the taste and: ac. at Grosse Isle,
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the inost
healthy and agreeable substances, its
na any excellent qualities commen d it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 75c
bottles by all leading. druggists.
Any reliable druggist who may not
haVe it on, hand will procure it
promptly for any one who wishes
-Lo try it. Manufactured only by the
INFORM FIG UMW MI
SAN FRANCISCO, OAL.
s„.0 GSVILLE, BY. nEvirroux, N. 4
For Sale at 0, Lntz's Drug Store
Lioderich.
A band tournament 'will be one of the
features of theNorth Western this year.—
The City of Windsor was in port on Ion.
day and Wednesday. The Monarch on
Saturday and the United Empire yester-
day..—The C. P. R. Telegraph Office was
opens late the past three nights getting the
results of the fights in Now Orleans.—The
rector of St. George's, Rev. W, A. Young,
leaves at the end of the month for his new
parish, Simcoe. So far no appointment
has been made to this rectory.—Mr.Stanley
Hayes, barrister of Seaforth, was in town
this week.—Inspector of public school; J.
E. Tom,has already commenced his inspec-
tion of the schools in his clivision.—The
close season for speokled brook and river
trout commences on Thursday, the 15th
inst.—The stormy weather of the past
'week injured the fishing interests in this
neighborhood very much.—A. few ducks
have been shot near the Maitland, but the
sport is not overly good.—Tho root oropa
and pastures in this neighborhood had all
the moisture they needed the past week.—
Quito a number of our residents are already
in the Queen Citytaking in the exhibition,
—Mr George Watson of Manitoba is rus-
ticating at tho maternal residence in this
town, —415 tons of coal were delivered to
the North American Chemical Co. last
week.—The apple evaporating establish-
ment is now in full running order.—.A boy
named Videau had one of his bands nearly
cut off at ono of our saw mills last week.
.-Preparations aro being inade for the
Great North Western Exhibition in this
town.—Messrs. Garrow, Q. C., and Holt
spent the past fortnight at Old Orchard
Bosch.—The past week was so stormy as
to considerably interfere with the working
of dredge No. 9.—The large quantity of
lumber already piled on the lumber dock
reminds ono of the time when Messrs.
Williams and Secord were doing a rushing
business in this line.—The school board
met on Monday evening and transacted
considerable routine bueiness.—The town
council sat on Friday evening and did
good work.
. —
Rebecca Wilkinson, of Brownsvalley, Ind
says :—"I have been in a distressed condi
tion for three years from Nervousness,
Weaknesa of the Stomach, Dyspepsia and
Indigestion until my health was gone. I
had been doctoring constantly with no re-
lief. I bought one bottle of South Ameri-
can Nervine; which done me more good
than any $50 worth of doctoring I ever did
in my life. I would advise every weakly
person to use this valuable and lovely rem-
edy. A trial bottle will convince you.
Warranted by 0. Lutz, Druggist. aug. 14
Itch, Mange and scratches of every hind
on human beings or animals cured in 30
minutes notes by Wolford's sanitary lotion
This never fails. Sold by C. Lutz.
9 9
• I had been troubled five months
with Dyspepsia. The ',doctors told
me it was chronic. I had a fullness
after eating and a heavy load in the
pit of my stomach. I suffered fre-
quently from a Water Brash of clear
matter. Sometimes a deathly Sick-
ness at the Stomach would overtake
me. Then again I would have the
terrible pains of Wind Colic. At
such times I would try to belch and
conkl not. I was working then for
Thomas McHenry, Druggist, Cor.
Irwin and Western AVe., Allegheny
City, Pa., in whose employ I had
been for seven years. Pinally I used
August Plower, and after using just
one bottle for two weeks, was en-
tirely relieved of all the trouble. I
can now eat things I dared not touch
before. I would like to refer you to
r. 1VIc11enry, for whom I worked,
ho knows all about my condition,
nd from whom I bought the medi-
Me. I live with my wife and family
t 39 James St, Allegheny City,Pa.
igued, JOHN b. Cox. ei
G. G. GREEN, Sole Manufacturer,
Woodbury, New Jersey, t. A.
M.. L. Tutohe, professor of agriculture in
the Imperial College of Japan, is in Mont-
real on a visit.
Coffin McDonald, the burglar was sen-
tenced at 13elleville Saturday to ten years
in penitentiary.
Nearly 31,000 immigrants have settled in
the Canadian Northwest this year, against
10,000 last year.
Wm. MeClernent,,M,A., of Ingersoll, has
been appointed science master of London
Collegiate Institute.
Sir Edwin Arnold, accompanied by a
Japanese lady named Mrs. Harowara, has
just visited Winnipeg.
Mr. T. G. Shaughnessy, vice-president of
the C.P.R., has become a share holder in
the Montreal Street Railway.
The Peruvian, which arrived in Glasgow
an Monday from Montreal, lost 33 out of
her total shipment of 459 cattle.
The 25th anniversary of Vicar -General
Gauthier's elevation to the priesthood was
celebrated at Brockville Wednesday.
The by-law granting a bonus of .$275,000
to the Toronto, Hamilton and Buffalo Rail-
way Company was carried in Hamilton.
It is rumored in political circles in Mont-
real that Sir john Abbott is contemplating
an early retirement from the Premiership.
Hanlon won the rowing match at Tren-
ton from Chas. Stephenson. The race was
two milewith a turn, and Hanlon won by
a length.
English Conservatives and Liberals unite
in urging the Government to prohibit Muni-
gration during the prevalence of cholera on
the Continent.
Mr. VanHorno, who is in London, will
take some steps to establish a fast Atlantic
service in connection with the Canadian
Pacific Railway.
The life of Hon. Alexander Mckenzie,
written by Mr, Wm. Buckingham, Strat-
ford, and Hon, G. W. Ross, will be out in
a couple of weeks.
Thomas D. Cheney, formerly of Kingston.
Military College, who is under arrest at
Watertown, N. Y., for forgery, attempted.
to commit suicide Thursday,
Alderman Thomas Gilroy, of Winnipeg,
was married in Simeoe to Miss Beatriee
Groff, daughter of the late Mr. Henry Groff,
county treasurer of Norfolk.
The C.P.R. Land Department sold '24,-
400 acres of land last month. During the
past eight months the company has sold
farms to the extent of til,033,090.
0. IC Fraser of Brockville was elected
eund president of the C.ALB.A. Grand
ncil at Hamilton. The Meeting next
year will be held in 'St. John. KB.
A. meeting of the Cabinet wo.s hold at
Ottawa Saturday. The danger of cholera
entering Canada and the retaliatory eanal
tolls were the chief subjects discussed.
The Methodist clergymen of Kingston
trict have approved of Dr. Douglas'
leme to raise 525,000 for the better
uipment of the Wesleyan Theological
liege.
A. meeting, of the Western Ontario Dairy-
n's Association was held at Guelph, and
vas decided to hold the next annual con -
tion at London in the second week in
wary.
An insane woman confined in the .Asylitin
Idiots at Orillia, jumped from a third
rey window in the building, and received
iries from which she died twelve hours
erwards.
he Grand Council of the Canadian branch
he Catholic Mutual Benevolent Associa-
1, in session at Hamilton, decided in favor
eparation from the Supreme Council of
United States.
statement of the export of live stock
n Montreal so far this season shows that
re have been shipped 74,199, head, as
pared with 04,991 for the corresponding
od of last year.
Nor Shrapnell, of Orillia, while walk-
on the Midland Railway track near that
vn, was struck by a freight train and
own into a ditch. He miraculously es.
ed with a few bruises.
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Contracts have been let by el'. T. Hurst
and S. 0. Fisher, of Saginaw, to Canadian
parties to cat and put 50,000,000 feet °flogs
into the Wahnapitae river, Georgian bay,
on the tracts of timber recently purchased
of the MeArthurs.
The commission appointed by the Do-
minion Government to enquire as to the
advisability of djpposing of the Thousand
Islands for the benefit of the Indians recom-
mend the sale of some of them, and the itm
provement of the Canadian channel to the
St. Lawrence.
Track -laying will be commenced in a few
weeks on the Atlantic and North-Western
railway, the new ronte of the Canadian
Pacifio railway to the Georgian Bay. It h
expected that passenger trains will be run-
ning:over the road between Renfrew and
Egensville by the new year.
Miss Sophia Shepherd, of Albany; N. Y.,
fell from e vestibule sleeper on the M.C,R.,
near Iona, Ont., on Tuesday night while the
train was running at a very rapid rate, and
lay six hours before being discovered. The
young woman was notinissed until thetratn
reached Chicago. She is at the railroad
hospital in St. Thomas and shows signs of
returning censciousness.
During a terrible gale: on Wednesday
night the schooner Nett Woodward, While
trying to 'make Southampton harbor, was
struck by a heavy sea and turnedover on
her beam end. The mate drifted ,away
from the wreck on a hatch, and .was drown-
ed, while the,rest Of the ere* clambered on
the mainmast,. end were rescued in the
maiming,. with the exception of 4 foiaor
named Mahon, who had died during the '
night from expeanee.
Dashwood.
num.—The ferment are busy sowing
their fall wheat—Ar and Mrs Litt of Se-
bringville are the guests of Mr. George
Rcerelser.—The Y. P. A. celebrated their
picnic at Grand Bend on Saturday hot.
The day was fine, the turnout good, and
ali seetred to enjoy the time spent at the
lake.--Seyeral members of the Zurich Y. l.
A. were present,—On Sunday forenoon tho
pulpit of the Evangelical church was °c-
oupled by Bev. D Kreh of Sebringville, and
In the evening by Rev. W. J. Yaeger of
Hespeler--Rev. W. J. Yaeger spent about
a week in this vicinity visiting relatives arid
friends,—Mr. J. Roese, 1 armerly, of Dash-
wood was on the 24th ult. married to Miss
Balzer of Tavistock. We join, in wishing
'them a joyous married life.
Orechton.
--
lhucrs--Farmers are busy sowing fall
wheat,--Thoe. Yearly has fall wheat three
inches high.—Williain Banes has made one
of the fineat jobs on hie road in the town-
ship. Other pathroasters can take a pattern.
—Mr.Edward Lamport and wife of Ilderton
are visiting their sons here.—A number of
our citizens intend going to Toronto Fair,
—James Clark has removed to his new pre-
mises.—A, party of shere went to Grand
Bend, where they intend putting in the
balance of the week trolling.—A son of
Samuel Switzer had the misfortune to get
his foot in the fanning mill at Shipka
the flax mill and had it terribly ant. Is
nevertheless making good progress. --Mich-
ael Cronyn's barns had a narrow escape
from fire a few days ago. It appears that
souse straw wound around the oylinder and
took fire- Lot of water and good pluok
put out the fire whioh otherwise might have
destroyed the buildings with all crop.
Baytieict.
BBIR78.—As we were closing:our budget
last week we heard the incomplete report of
the death of Mr. Thos. Burgess; seri of Mr.
and Mrs Burgess, and that he had been
drowned on the lakes, We then stated that
It was Thos. Martendale, son of Alre, Burg.
ess, but further inquiry revealed a aoinewhat
different story, It arpears Mr. Burgess was
running a boarding -bone down south, in
partuerahip with one of those treacherous
southeners, the Mexicans, and went on a
business trip actress the country, accompan-
ied by a friend of hia partner. This man
tells the story that he took very skit on the
banks of the Artificial river, in which his
body was afterwin de found, that be request-
ed hint to go for a doctor and that the re-
quest wile granted. But when be got back
to town the Mexican told him thatTorn wou-
ld be all right without medical aid, so that
be did not get any, nor did he return to the
siok nun. After several weeks had elapsed
suspieion was aroused that there bad been
foul play, and after some Hardt the body
was found in the river. The man's story is
not believed, and the officials are investiga.
ting the whole ease with the idea that the
Mexican partner has had a guilty band in
Burgese' death —Mr. John Eason, is visit-
ing hie daughter in London.—If all reports
be true WO will likely lose our much es-
teemed pastor, Rev. Henderson.—A lodge
of the order of the Independent Foresters
has been organized hero. Their first meet-
ing was held onFridny night. The lodge
will likely prove a auccess,—The Fabool
building is now ready for opening. We be-
lieve the job is a:very satisfactory one as
far as work is ooneeaued, but people have a
right to inspect the WOrk as they will have
the pleasure of paying for it.
EVERY TES flitIONIAL.
In behalf of Hood's Sarsaparilla is strictly
true and will boar the olosest investigation.
No matter where it may be from, it is as re
liable and worthy your confidence as if it
came from your most respected neighbor.
Have you ever tried this most excellent re-
medy.
Sallow and laden.bued complexions soon
give place to the loveliest pinipand-white,
when the nee of Ayer's Sarsaparilla is per-
siated in, and cosmetics entirely abandoned
Nothing can eounterfeit the rosy glow of
perfect health.
GOLD NOT SO PRECIOUS.—Sirs,—For
several seasons we have relied upon Dr.
Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry tor all
summer oomplamts. A few doses always
gives relief and it never fails Is euro. We
think it is a very valuable medicine; as pre-
cious as gold.
Mr. F. C. Winger,
Font Hill, Ont.
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The Molsons Bank
( °BARTERED BY PA RLIAMEN T, 1550
Paid up Capital ... 52.000,0( 0
Bost pund ... 1.100.00C
Head0Mce,Montreal,
F. WOLFERSTAN THOMA ESC,
GRINglaALMANADEI
Money advanced to good.armers on their own
note with one or more endorser at 7 per tient.
per annum.
Exeter Branch,
Open, every lawful day ,from 10 a.m.to p.m
SATURDAY'S .10 a .m . to 1 p.m
Current rates of interest allowed on deposits
N. DYER HITRDON,
Sub -Manager.
l'armore
PRICE LISP:
FLOUR Zurich S. R. $ 1.90
c< Zurich S. B. - 2,25
Pastry 2.00
Myers' Royal Spice (per cwt.) 164..0000
12.00
SHORTS
BRAN (Per ton)
<
CHOP 11 $14 to $21
All orders of ton lots or over filled on
shortest notice.
Orders in the village delivered prom-
ptly and satisfaction guaranteed.
R. S. 7RI0HARDSON,
Opposite Town Hall. Manager.
....11111narlea••••=e
—ALES MEN WANTED.
We want both tr4velling and local Salesmen
to reprisent the old established Ponthill Nur-
series SALARY PAID FROM THE START
to Salesmen experienced in our line liberal
terms to beginners and a permanent situation
assured. We have 7(0 ACRES under cultiva-
tion and are the only firm furnishing STRICT-
LY FIRST-CLASS CANADIAN GROWN
STOCK. OUTFIT FREE. HARDY VARIE-
TIES tor North Ontario and Mani teba. a epee-
ialty. WE GUARANTEE OUR STOCK
Apply for terms at once. We want you NOW
STONE & WELLINGTON,
Toronto, Ont.
RHEUMATISM
RHEUMATIC remit
NEURALHIA
and kindred diseases
are due to congestion
of the blood vessels.
tnatproducesfermen
tation, resulting in
acids, If the blood
does not eiroulate in
flammation in time
must be the inevit-
able result. The Cur
ative Absorbent is
one of the most pow-
erful blood stimu-
lants known. It stint
ulatea the blood to
action, restoring the
circulation. a hat
once established dis-
ease must cease.
Canadian Office, \
LONDON, ONT
OOK'SCOTTON
ROOT COMPOUND,
A reoent discovery by an old
physician. Successfully us-
ed enolititty by thoucands of
LADIES. Is the only perfect-
ly safe an d reliable medicine
diseovered. Beware of un-
prineieled druggists who
offer inferior medicines in
Place er th. Ask fer COOK% COTTON' Root
Compothemeake No substitute; or 1001015 510,111
4 three -cent Canada postage stamps in letter,
and we will aced, sealed by return mail. Fun
sealed partioulars in plain envelope. to ladies
only, 2 stamps. Address Pond Lily Company
No, a Fisher Block .131 Woodard ave.,Detroit
Mich. Sold in Baas . LUTZ, Cenral
Druz Storo and all druggists everywhere.
:oo-Zo-o-?
Do you want a
PIANO, ORGAN, BICYCI4E, SEWING
MACHINE, BOYS' & GIRLS' TRICY-
CLIsS, EXPRESS WAGONS?
STRICTLY Hum °Ram. ALL MADE OF ME assT
sten. AND WARRANTED FOR ONE YEAR
MANUFACTURED 111.
the Coold Bicycle Co. Ltd,
BR4INTIORD, 0/IT.
Send for Catalogue •
If you do, the place to got the most reliable
goods at a modern price is at PERKINS
MARTIN'S, dealerin Mesita Instrutnents,
Sowing Machine supplies, atg.
All kinds of farm implements sold OD R mar
sin over Cost. A gen ts for the celebrated Chat
hara Wagon.
PERKINS ez MARTIN,
Panson's Block.
JUST ARRIVED
—AT—
GEOLEY'S
Furniture & Undertaking Establishment
I very NEW Prices to suit
large line of GOODS everybody.
Bring along your old Furniture and
have it made new.
E tqrk
PEJ
Cobbledick & Follana
having lately purchased the Stock and Good -will of Mr.
•J, N. Howard, and added largely t the Stock, they have now
the best equipped and largest Hardware al Tinware
Establishment in the County'. They sell whole-
sale and Retail, and carry
BUILDERS' MATERIALS, Exu.
BLACKSMITH'S SUPPLIES, ETC.,
CARRIACTE MAKER'S GOODS, M.o.,
STOVES, TINWARE, BICYCLES,
and everything in SMALL HARDWAR1
LARGEST STOCK OF NAILS in the COUNTY,
GET THEIR PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY.
House cleaningitime is upon us. Use Alabastine for your walls and
ceilings. They have the genuine thing only, in an improved form.
You can ousd water. They have all the tints
Call and see their fine store, fine stock and fine prices.
COBBLEDICIC rolizahaw
GARDEN SEEDS
FIELD SEEDS,
ALL KINDS OF FENCE *IRE
LAWN MOWERS,
ALABASTINE
(IN ALL SHADES),
"DAISY" CHURNS,
ALL KINDS OF TINWARE
CHEAP FOR CASH —
33$$$Z32141 20110 $.
CA LIMN
INNUFmNmmimmum•m.......
EACH PLUG 0.1.P
1Vivrtle Na,vv!
IS MARKED
T. ft B.
IT 331=tsT,MXT3EIRS-
The largest stock of Z0iTZM
NONE - OTHER - GENUINE
New Piaui° Mouldinge _
Also PARLOR SUITES in town.
AND:
CURTAIN POLES—in all colors.
Remember you can have your Curtain
Poles cut any length desired, as
we buy them in long lengths.
Oall and lnsbect our Stock
S. GIDLEY.
Oddfellows Block.
THE' BEST YET!
THE CHEAPEST YET
THE BIGGEST YET!
Best Ordered Clothing p °hoed in Exeter
Gentlemen I leave your orders early, for
with the best staff of Tailors the best
stook of Fine Trimmings, and the best
Cutting in Town, yea are sure of eatisfae.
Von
J. N
money sAgDabtYcBu:/-
PLANING MILL
And LUMBER YARD
We keep constantly on hand a large steek of
all kinds of building materials. Dressed or um.
dressed pine and hemlock lumber,also a elmioe
stock of No. 1 pine lath.
Our stock of doors, sash, blinds. mouldings,
&lc. is complete and thorougly kiln dried
We oiler for sale 1400,000 XX and XXX PINE
and t'ED AR SUINGLES manufactured by tho
best rnakersin Ontario.
Tank a and oisterns, all shapes and sixesanade
to order at lowest prices. We have something
n a win this line for watering cattle in the stable
or barnyard.
Call and see our celebrated Baking Cabin.
Every woman using them recommends tLem
highly.
Turning.band,serollsawing, and all kinds el
machine work promptly attended to.
It will be to your interest to examine one
gook before puroliesing elsewhere.
ROSS 8.3 TAYLOR, Main Street..,
Left in the shade by our Prices.
Summer Goods going "at
ANY PRICE
Now is the time for Bargains! Big
Drives in
PRINTS AND
DRESS GOODS.
WE have on hand a Fine Line of
BOUND BOOKS
Suitable for Sunday School Libraries -51
Presentations.
THE LATEST GA.ILE
" Pariox Quoit s'
ALSO FLIPS, PARCHEESI, HALMA,
Authors, Etc., Etc.
J. W. BROWNING -
BOOK. & DRUG STORE
Lots of New Fall GoodsA
, cheaper
than ever. Come and see the way Co m bi natio n
that we lead in
CHOICE GOODS and LOW PRICES. Illigh'QualityaLowPrice
--OF—
DOUPE & CO'S. Kirk -ton. I
This is the condition of affairs with
us as regtrds Footwear of every descrip-
• ) Von, Prices within the reach of all, and
Three Points now now is the time to buy
NOTE WELL.
Experience, We have had the
expenience that at-
tention to business, close prices and
proper fits, are the main factors in our
business.
Promptitude. will, this ever
redeeming feat-
ure imprinted deeply on our motto, we
have won the patronage of the many
whom despise those too -often -resorted
to tactics of tailors especially, namely
putting off until next week what should
have been done this.
Satisfaction This is a nice
looking word,but
to carry out its meaning is difficult to
some. We glory in word and the way
it is exemplified in our shop. We guar-
antee satisfaction every time in all res-
pects.
11 you want a suit, coat, vest or pair
of pants, give us a call and be convinced
that what we have said is true.
BOOTS & SHOES,
SLIPPERS,
RUBBERS, ETC.
In ordered boots and shoes we give
every satisfaction, For first- class stoek
and first class workmanship we lead.
Repairing neatly and quickly done, at
right prices. A call will convince you
that the best place tc buy is at
ac. ICANS ON'S
CENTRAL
arber Shop,
FAN S0N'b BLOCK.
A. Hastings, Prop
Shaving and Hail autoing in tlitsiatest
style of slse art.
Ever attentio aid t 0 ttin
IV JOHNS Laaies' anaChillren'sHatr
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