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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1892-11-10, Page 4fr 77777 77' Established in 1877 23. 13. BANKER, EXETElt, ONT. Transaots a generalbankingbusineoo. Receives the rAcoounts of Merehanto ane others on favorable terms. Offers everaoeommodation oonsiotent with safe and conservative banking Prineiples. Interest allowed on deposits. Drafts issued payable at any (Moe of tho Merchants Bank. Nos DISCOUNTED, and MONEY TO LOAN ON NOTES and MORTGAGES. 114•0080910, Zht Exttior Moto. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER I0th, 1892, The Cattle Trade. The British Government has decided to place all imports of Canadian cattle upon the same basis as those a cattle from the United States, that is to giallo:hale them, ad compel them to be slaughtered on landing at a Britiah port. The Canadian anthorities spared no effort to prevent a decision which would so seriously affect the breeders and hipper of of cattle. The Premier and the Finance Minister of Canaea were in England and personally interviewed the British authorities, and on this aide of the water Mr. Carling seems to have done everything la his power to con- vince them that pleuro -pneumonia does not exist among Canadian cattle. The blow will no doubt affect the trade for a e, but really it is a blessing in dis- 'guise, and in the ed tvill be beneficial. By shipping the kind of cattle we are >sending there now, we are robbing our Canadian farms. If these cattle were left on our farms and fed until ready for export we would have better stock upon our farms and a In twit better qintli. ty to offer for sale upon the English market. The best cattle received in Great Britain go from the United States, and that is because the Anaerican cattle are scheduled, and have to be !slaugh- tered upon landing. Years ago their cattle were of a very poor quality, but when they were scheduled they knew that if they were going to keep up with the race they must improve them. They imported well.bred stock, with the result that they are enabled to SOCC8B4- fully compete in the British market against Canada, which, until now, had free access to the interior. They have the profit of feeding their cattle at /tat sa, and the, fartilisea thay accara la. creases the productiveness of their farms. At Montreal you will see thous- ands of heads of store cattle and thous- ands of tons Of hay and straw, and bushels of grain,going across the ocean together. That feed should be used in this country, and, if it was, our ftkrmers wou'd be a poi deal more prosperous, besides having more fertile farms. The stockers on the ocean now, numbering from 4,000 to 6,000, and valued at from $25 to $30 a head, would not be worth the freight that is paid on them when slaughtered. The order will not go into effect until Nov. 21st. Gladstone has been a scant three months in power in Great Britain and yet his Government has already schedul- ed Canadian cattle and intimated. its intention of withdrawing the regular troops .from the Imperial garrison of Halifax. At the rate of progress a very few years will witness the destruction of an empire the upbuilding of which has been the work of centuries. ** * During the past few months Canadian banks have been enjoying prosperity unkno vn for years. 13ot only has money been actively employed in mer- cantile pursuits at home, but there has been an unprecedented demand from Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis and other western states where an excessive rate prevails. At the close of Septem- ber Canadian banks had loaned on pub- lic discounts in Canada $188,157,135 and call loans in the United States of $22,800,000, of which sum the Bank of Montreal had $13,184,262. The total of all loans in Canada were $19,828,270. *.* " Fanners will be the heavieat losers in the Ps -evince of Oetario through the scheduling of Canadian cattle in England. Many farms are heavily stocked with cattle, and as owners have made little proviainn for their keep during the win- ter th.; matt be deli reito ef ell embargoes on the trade." The Globe is mistaken in its conclu- sions in the above item. Not for years have the farmers had more straw and feed, than they have this year . and prices of gram being low, it will pay them well to feed it to their cattle. Mr. Rooke, during the last session of the Ontario government, endeavored. to have a bill passed making it necessary for each municipality to have seven hundred and fifty ratepayers on the voters' list, instead of five hundred as the law now stands, in order that a second reeve may be elected. It is every day becoming better known that the caunty councils are altogether too oumbarsorne by reason of their numbers, and that- a far less number of represen- tatives would do the work equally as well, and thereby save a considerable sum of money which could be expended in a more satisfactory manner. With such a law in vogue better men would 'be elected to fill the offices. Our at- tention was called to this matter by having received a copy of the bill, dated Yebruary 1'7, 1892, and entitled "Au Act to amend the Municipal act." No doubt the promoter of this bill will ke another effort when the legisla. loots again to push the matter - an we hope his e orts w be d h fr ill ith success. ' Minard's Liniment auras Diphtheria. ADDITIONAL LOCALS. orottee. Having disposed of our hatcher business to Ford Bros., all accounta owing to Snell Bros, et Co. must be settled on or before let December, 1892. Sum. Baas. dr Co. nest Luxe whom. The Canadian Pacific Railway Co. have issued a handsome map showing the routes for a trip around the woxid, in which the various distancea between the principal ports of the world, the isles of the sea, latitude and longitude, and other valuable intermitter' is conveniently and cOncisely given, and all on a scale that gives at a glance the whole extent of land and water that makes up the northern halt a this planet of ours. A commenda- ble step is the placing of one of these maps in every public, separate and high school, an advantage both teacherand pupils cannot but appreciate. Mictieture copies of the map can be had on applica- tion to the Company's agents. No one but the C. P. R. has eyer thought of this bit of enterprise which is not only an advertise. mutt for themselves but a decided public benefit. mhartneetving. November is the month when we set apart a day for public thanksgiving. This is very timely and very right. The bay, grain, potatoea and other vegetables, and the fruit have all been gathered in and helloed for the winter. The farmer has worked hard in sowing time ,• he has cub tivated the growing crop with care ; the sweat has rolled from his brow and body in the hay field and harvest field; and with justice he looks upon the outcemes of his labor with pride and satisfaction, But the thoughtful farmer does not forget that He who controls the secret forces of life and death, and growth and. decay, bee crowned with this abundant fruitage the in- dustry and perseverance that would other- wise have been exercised in vain. The past year has been one of stringeaey in financial circles, but to -day the wide Do- minion has hop* and courage in het heart and face because of e bountiful harvest. Froin the Pacific slopes, over the vast prairies of the Northwest, along the great 'ekes and down the rnighty St. Lawrence, ainotsgthe vales and hills of Acadia, there i is joy n the homes of the people and. de- fiance is cast in the face of Old Winter, for we were never better prepared to with- stand his rigors. From the eleven provin- ces let the psalm et thanksgiving ascend; from every city, town, village and farm. house, let loving voices send up the tribute of praise "1 tvill sing unto the Lord, because te hath dealt bountiful with me t" Personals. Thoo. Dart of London spent the forepart of this week visiting friends in town.- Mrs S. IL Gidley is, we are glad to say, recov- ering from her recent illness.—Blyth Standard.—Mr. A. J. McTavish of Exeter was in town last Sunday and sang a solo in Methediet chuneh.—St. Marys lerader. —Mr. Jas. Egon of Exeter was in St. Marys last Suuday.—Mrs. (Rev.)Buchanan of Georgetown is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Perkins. —Mr, T. B. Carling attended a meeting of the Huron Salt Aettociation at Clintou on Friday.— Messrs Hoskin, Davie, Ryan, Smola, Halloran,and fainilies left for Brantford on Thursday Robert Sanders has returned. from his trip to Manitoba and the Northweek.--Mr. R. Williams moved his family to Seaforth thie week.—Mrs. Currelley , who has been visiting friends in town, returned to Toronto Monday —The Huron Presbytery met in the Caren Pres. byterian church on Tuesday of this week, and the attendance was fairly good.—Mr. Richard Pickari is improving nicely. Mrs. Ed. Dyer left on Monday to join her husband in Brantford She was accom- panied by Miss Edith Dyer, who will visit in that city for a time.—Mr. Thos. Hand- ford, of Centralia, has returned from Manitoba, whithee he went some time ago for a car load of horses.—Mr. ;fames B. Grieve left on Friday last for Cobourg. Mrs Grieve will remain in town for a time.—Mrs. Touhey, of Montana, formerly of Hensel', is the guest of Mrs. W. H. Moncur.—Hon. John Carling, Minister of Agriculture, was in town on Monday the guest of his brother, Isaac Carling, Esq. Energetic Citizen. Not many men of the age of Mr. A. "%Yelper, of Exeter, and who have suffered the reverses that have attended hia career, possess the energy, pluck and natural business tact that he does. Mr. Walper came to Canada upwards of 50 years ago, settling in the neighborhood ofZurich with the pioneers, in which locality he lived until coming to Exeter some years ago. He never attended any school, and until he married,wa.s absolutely without educa- tion, and could neither read, nor write his autograph. To -day he can do both, ia an adept at composition and a good speller. He is also naturally gifted as a speculator, and while, owing to his generosity and charitableness, he has lost large sums, he steads to -day well up in the favored list. Besides being the possessor of 400 acres of the very best land, 100 acres in Huron end 200 in. Middlesex, he is owner of a $50,000 hotel at Berlin, one of the most thriving towns in Ontario. This hotel is being managed by his sons, Currie and Louis two chips of the old block. The building was erected this summer to re- place the old Commercial, destroyed by fire some months ago, and has been proper- ly named the " Walper House." It was in the Old Commercial that Mr. Wolper, at the age of 15 years afterea fifteen - weeks' voyage from Fati:erland,:drank his first glass of beer. The Walper House is one of the finest hostleries in Ontario, covering 134x165 feet of ground on a street where land sells for nearly $200 a foot; and has two million bfick in its structure, The building is four etoreys high, and be. aidethe hotel, which affords accommoda- tiou for 100 guests, centeina 13 stores and e. Intik, end the rental received, apart front the hotel, amounts to $5,000 per ,.-ear. The block is faced with pressed 'brick of red color, is heated throurrhout by steam, and lighted by gas and elec. tricity ; has a steam elevator, together with all the modern improvements suited to a model building. The hotel, besides several parlors contains 100 bed rooms, has a handsome and elegantly fitted billiard room and bowling alley, and altogether will compare with the finest iu Ontario. The opening will take place on January let, and it will be a grand affeir. Mr. Wolper amd his sons are just now coming in for a big share of public commendation from the Berlinites foe their pluck in un- derto.kmg so great a project. OONDENBED NEWS. From Various Sourdes Through out the District. • wonox. Blyth is agitating for eleotrio light. Beaforth's two oeoperages turned out over 40,000 apple }Artois this season. Mr. Hugh MoMullan, of the 101111 con. Ttiokersmith, died laot week. as was wealthy and leaves a large family. The Brussels Sohool Board had one hundred applications for the position as tesoher which tho Board filled laot week - A. few days since Miss Emerson, of Clin- ton, had the misfortune to fall down an open oellarway and broke one of her ribs. Ib e not what its proprietors say but what Hood's Sarsaparilla does that tells the story of its merit. Hood's Sarsaparilla cures. Alex. MoKay, who has been principal in Dungannon school for nearly two pada, has been re-engaged is 1893, getting an ihorease in salary. Mr. Wm. Cameron, 'of MoKillop, has rented his hundred sore farm to his brother- in-law, Samuel McPherson, at an annual rental of two huudred dollars. Why don't you try Carter's Little Liver Pills? They are a positive mire for sick headache, and all the ills produced by dis- ordered liver. Only one pill a does. Geo. Snaith, of West Wavranosla, has rented or leaaed his epleudid faros, to Messro, Iloltoy and ()floe, who formerly res sided in the vicinity of Whitby, for the term of seven years. No one 'knows batter than those who have used Camber's Little Liver Pills whet relief they have giveu when taken for dye - meta, dizziness, Pain in. the side, cora- stipetion, and disordered otoriastoli, Mr. Chao. Bader, who lives near St, Thomas, has sold his farm, north half of lot 2, 7th line, Alerts, to Mr. D. Kelly of the same line. The farm contains 100 acres. The price paid was $4,200, Jas. MoQuaig, who resides in Ashfield, in the yioinity of Dungannon, a respectable pioneer of that townolaip, is, vre arepleased to be able to state, gradually reoovering from ew anemic of pneumonia and affection of the letngtf. Bev. F, G. Newton, iacumbent of Bays field, has, ae the request of the congrega- tion of St. John's church, Stratums, been appointed as reotor of that parish. Mr. Netvton will enter upon his duties about the first of December. ".& chemical suaomet and medical tri. umph," so speaks an eminent physician in reference to Ayer's Cherry Peatorial ; and the eulogy was none too strong. No other medicine is so safe and effiestoions in all disemee of the throat and lunge. Mrs. Markin, of Bayfield, has a set of china that are quite a ouriosity, and for their age are in pita a state of preserva„ ton. They were brought out from Soot - land in the year 1810, and are made in a pattern emblematic of the nation's mourtis Lg. They are only men on epeeist ore oesione, PIO ars ye att eneellent set. Mr. Geo, Stevens, of Itarlook, returned from Manitoba on Feiday lion He went nut on ono of the harvest exoursions, and spent nearly two. months in thb praltio province. He says that Immure will get their grain saved in good condition thin year, and timt threshing operations aro now nearly oompleted. A very sad accident occurred to a son, aged five years, of Mr. Donald Pitterson, living in Auburn. It appears he was vralk- mg along a beam in the barn, which was covered with /draw, and whioh alid off, caus- ing him to fall a alliance of 26 feet on the barn floor, breaking botb arms above the wrist and bruising hindelf in general. There is one man in Clinton al any rate that knows how to make poultry pay, and that is Mr. J. H. Worsell, for Lance the Huron Central Fair he has sold over $45 tvorth of chiokens, ecano of there as high as $4 a pair. From 23 hens he has oupplied hie own house with eggs and sold in addi- tion over $10 worth of eggs and poultry thia year. Who sus that thoro-bred poul- try doeo not pay. The friends of Mr. Wm. Nicholson, of Bayfield, will be pleased to learn, that for military eervioes during the late rebellion, he bas received notice from the Goyern- ment at Washington, that he is entitled to a pension of 412 per month from February 1891. This, with the usual bounty, which he is also to receive, will be a comfortable assurance for the remainder of his life. CURE SUPPRESSIM OF THE MENSES.—Mr. J. A. Campbell, St. Siete, Que., writea :— " My wife was unwell four years from irregular periods, brought about by a severe cold. Tried many remedies without relief. Two boxes of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills re- sult in a permanent mire." Beware of imi- tations. By mail, post paid, at 50o, a boa or six boxes for e2.50. Dr. Williams' Med Co., Brookville, Ont, The Bev. Mr. 3, Taylor, of St. Miry; preaohed very acceptably at the re -opening of St. Thomas' church, Seaforth, 00 Sun- day last. The eongregation can now well boast of having one of the prettieet littIa places of worship in the Diooeoe. The walls have been painteO a rich terramotta with naarooe sienellings, mere and to matoh. The chancel is in two colors with a broad Silver moulding in between, which with the stained Oak (wiling and the beautiful west window lately put in have a very pretty effeoe: The Sanctuary ham been farther onriohed by two beautiful altar vases, the gift df Mr. M. Morris, Manager of the Bank of Cemmerce. There is not and there cannot be, any smoking tobacco ouperior to the "Myrtle Navy" brand. A wrapper of brighter rip. pearanoe and higher price it is possible to get, but all wrappers are very poor smoking tobacco and but a oingle leaf is wrapped round a plug. The stook used in the body of tne " Myrtle Navy" plug is the very beat which money San purchase. The powers of the Virginia Emil can prodaos nothing bettor, and no other nail in the world can produce anything better, and uo other eoll in tho world oan produce as line tobacco as that of Virgipia. FOR Yoram on OLD,—Ohildran and adults are equally benefitted by the use of Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup, the new and suocessful cough remedy. It Mops coughs in one night and may be relied on as an effectual remedy for °' olds 'mahout, bronolailas and eimilter troubles. Pries 25 and 50o. at druggists. es Ladies appreoiate Anti•Dandraff from the fact that it not only thoroughly removal dandruff with three applications, but stops failing of tee hair, restores fading hair to its original (mien and makes it soft and pliable withoat leaving any indication of a &toeing being timid. Clear as (trysts', clean to use, it is a valuable toilet preparation. PEETEL John M. Aclain, grocer, of Si. Marys, was last week fined for sailing liquor without a license. Miss Minnie Contemn of Mitohell bag been re-engaged by the trustees of S. S.No. 3, Downie, at an inoreased salary, T. El. Fold of Mitehell sold a team of oarriage horses last week to a gentleman from Texas for $450. It pays to raise good horses. It is rumored that the friends of Mr. Dougherty of Mitehell intend putting him in the fiela for the Mayoralty of 1893. Mr Hord' s name is also mentioned as a probable candidate. There are many forms of nervous de- bility in men that yield to the use Carter'o Iron Pills, Those who are troubled with nervous weakness, uight tweets, etc., should try them. Mr. Win. Porteous, Fullerton, has pur. ohased the briok nettage of ;she late David Campbell, Mitchell, for the sum of $1,750, This is certainly a very high figure, says the Adopted°. IVIrs. Martin, wife of Mr. R. Martin of Listowel, had the misfortune to slip on the walk in their yard on Tuesday morning of last week, breaking her arm at the wrist. Two of the bones were fractured.. Mr. Henry Lawrence of Bornholm lute purehased the Drager property from the executors of deceased, for the sant of $2,- 450 mesh, It is his intention to make it either a stook or dairy fawn. The final dividend in the eatate of ;Ida B. H. Pomeroy, Fullerton, bas been made. The estate pays only 36/e ou the dollar. The liabilities were $3,490.85, and the asoets $1,274.16, Bev, Geo. Crystal, who for some years has lived a rotted life in Stratferd, was appointed lad week Division Court Clerk at Boston, Sinaecia Co., and loft for that village Monday. Rev, M. P Campbell, late pastor of the St. Marys Baptist olturole has accepted a call to ESSOE Canter. The St. Mary o peo. ple were loath to part with their respeoted Pastor, but him health demanded a ohange, Mr. Frank Wood has been engaged to teach in 8, 8, No, 7, Tuckersmith, at a salary of $435, for the ensuing year. Mr, Geo. liaokney has resigned, and takes his brother's school near home. Mr. Bobssou, principal of the Mitehell High Sehool, has resigned, and G. E. New. taxa, B. A., of Qaeon's College, appointed in his stead at a salary of 2800. Mr. Robe- son resigned on account of the salary being too smell. Mr. jorieph White, Blanchard, sold two of his heavy draught horoes, last week, Montrave Carvineet to McLellan tBros,, of the 8th lino, Blanshard, and Heather Belle, a four-year-old mare to Jae, Hazletvood, of the 4th line, Blanahltrd. It is said that a combination hail been formed in Hibbert to carry the next muni- cipal elections by a coup de main; the ohief actors being John Jefferson far reeve, John Barns for dep. reeve, James Barbour, Johh A. Norte end William Canspbell for cionn. olden. "Nothing succeeds like suooase," and nothing will more quiokly insure Burmese than true merit. For fifty years Ayer'e Seroaparilla has mainte'med its popularity as the superior blood.puriaer. It stands upon its own merits and never fails to give satisfaction, Lettere of administretion nave been taken out ha connection with the estate of the Iste Jas, Trow, M. P. The velue of the estate is given at less than 2200,000, made up of $150,000 personal property, and $46,000 of real eotato. The Ontario Gov- ernment's share of the whole will be $7,350. On Monday evening. when Mr. John Mc- Kenzie of West Zorra was moving his thrashing outfit from Hiram Honak's to Mr. Pitt's, a bridge over which they had to crots collapsed, allowing everything to fall fifteen feet into the water, One of the horses was drowned, and the machine wreaked; the two men on the thrasher es- caped. Winer .t. FRIEND CAN Do. —" I was con- fined to my bed by a oevere attaok of Lumbago. A. lady friend sent me a part of a bottle of St. 3aoob 011, whioh I applied. The effect was simply magical. In a day or two I was able to go about my household duties. I have used it with splendid suc- cess for neuralgia toothaohe. I would not be without it." Mrs. T. Bingland, Kincaid Si , Brookville, Ont, MIDDLESEX. Postmaster Porte, of Lucian, seem to have one enemy in that plum ; that is if the fire in the stable attaohed to the home wee the work of an incendiary a few nights ago. The blaze was discovered in time. Chas. Carrie, of Parkhill, once more dares John tdoPhei son, the shot putter, to " knook a chip of hia shoulder, ' and he does it in a very sarcastic style in the Winnipeg press. Some time ago a man named Dainty boarded a G. T. R. train at Goderich, bound for Hamilton. When the concluc- tor made his rounda, the passenger could not find his ticket, and refused at first to pay. At the next statiou the train was stopped and Mr. Dancy was escorted out. He ;lien offered to pay his fare, but it was too late, and he was left be hind. Then he took actIon to recover dantages, and got judgment for $1,000. From Assize Court it reached the Court of Appeal, where Tuesday morning judg- ment was given either reduoing the damages or directing a new trial. GRLTIFYING TO Arne—The high pooition attained and the universal aceeptance and approval of the pleasant liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs as the most excellent laxa- tive known, illustrate the value of the qualities on whuth its Gnomes is based and are abundantly gratifying to the California Fig Syrup Company. _ QUINSY Cundon--Gentlemen,--I used to be trobled with refestey. beeirer an attack every winter. 'Wont five years ago 1 tried Hagyarde Yellew thl, applying It inside the throat with a teen:Ler. Is quieltly oared me and I haye not risme 'been troubled, I al- ways keep it in the home. Mrs. J. NI, Lewis, Galley Ave., Teronto, Out. Gross GOOD APpETXTE.—Gontlemen,—I think your valuable medicine cannot be equalled, bemuse of the benefit 1 derived from it. After suffering front headaehe slut loss of appetite for nearly three years 1 tried B. B. B. with great success. 11 gave me relief at once, and 1 now enjoy good health. Mrs. Matthew Sproul, Dung- annon, Ont. Itch, Mange and seratehes oi every kind on human beings or animals cured in 8 minutes notote by liVolford's Sanitary lotion This never fails. Bold by C. Lutz. ARGAINS IN HARNESQ, TRUNKS, VALISES? WHIPS, RUGS, BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBERS, ETC. Ajohn Treble's, Main-st Clifford Blaolcattalt A Boston Boy's Eyesight Saved—Perhaps His Life By Hood's Sarsaparilla—Blood Poi- soned. by Canker. Read the following from a grateful mother: "MY little boy had Scarlet Fever when 4 years old, and it left lem very weak and. with blood poisoned with canker. ills eyes became so Inflamed that his sufferings were intense, and for seven weeks be Could Not Open HisEyes., I took him twice duelng that time to the Eye and Far Infirmary on Charles street, but their relocates failed to do him the faintest shadow of good. I commenced giving bim 'Hood's Sarsaparilla and it soon cured Idin. I have never doubted that it bayed hts sight, even if not his very life. You may use this tes- timonial in any way you choose. I ant always ready to sound the praise of Hood's Sarsaparilla because of the wonderful good it did any son." Aaiun Is. BLACKMAN, 2888 Washington Boston, Mass, Get HOOD'S. HOOD'S PILLS aro hand made, and are per. feet in composition, proportion and appearance. A Prize Portrait Rebus. This young lady has two brothers and a sister ; each one of whose picture is combined in the above portrait. The publishers of the LAntas' PicronnenWeanLY will give a Fine Ladies' Gold Watch to the person who first can make out the faces of the two brothers and sister; to the second a Mantel Clock; to the third a Coin Silver Watch ; to the fourth a beautiful 'pair of Pearl Opera Glatses; to the fifth a Silk Dress Pattern; and a valuable prize will also be given to every person who is able to answer this Picture Rebus correctly, until one hundred prizes have been awarded, if there should be that nuraber answering correctly. Each contestant is to cut out the picture rebus, and make a cross with a lead pencil on the two brothers' and sister's faces, and send mine to us with five twoment postage stamps, for two copies of the LADIES' PIC- TORIAL WEEKLY, our popular illustrated journal. Answer to -day and enclose ten cents and you may win one of the leading prizes. Address, F" LADIES' PICTORIAL WEEKLY, 192 King St. West, Toronto, Canada. Amnia PAINs Rzatovere—Gentlemen, cannot but prize B. B. B. for it has re- vived me wonderfully. I was completely run down, had aching pains in my ghoul - dere, a tired feeling in my limbo, low epirits, in fact I WM in misery. Being recommended to try B. B. B. I did so, and with the nee of only one bottle I am to -day strong and healthy. I prize it highly. Mrs. B. Tucker, Toronto, Ont. A (IMPLICATED ()AM—Dana Sirs, I was troubled with biliousness, headache and lost appetite. I could not rest at nights, and was very weak, but after using three bottles of B. B. B. my appetite is good and I am better than for years peat. I would not now be without B. B. B., and am alma giving it to nay children. Mrs. Walter Burns, Maitland, N. S. A DANGERoriS Conn—Dear Sirs,—My little girl last winter had a very bad cold which almost resnited in congeotion of the lungs. After doctoring with her for three months without success I tried Hagyard's Peotorial Balsam, and two bottles of it cured her. She in now etreme ad neatly, Hrs. Seam! Mnlholland, Hamiltoa, Ont. NOTE A FEW PRICES : Half Fox Felt Boot, Grain, $2.00 Felt Boot, Loose Socks, Grain, 2.25 Men's Rubbers, 0.50 Women's Rubbers, 0.30 Misses' Rubbers, 0.25 Skilled Workmen are employed to manufacture the goods, and the best of material is used. Prompt attention given to all kinds of repairing. My Stock is well assorted and every customer is guaranteed satis- Action. The Prices mean a sale every Aim. Call and be convinceda, JOHN TREBLE, — Exeter. The Molsons Bank (01IARTElt11DB rAttr,,TiatEli T, lam Paid up Capital se,000,0e0 RestFund ,e 1,100,000 WeadOetee,efontreat, F. W OLFFRSTAN T1101S1 Aa Agog., greeter, ',Meer -AGA* lUoner advanced to good,armora on their own note with one or more endorser at 7 per oent. per SWIRL!). Exeter Branen, Open every lavrful day , Cram 10 a. m. t o 8 p.m SATURDAYS ,10 a on • to 1 p.ua, Current rates of interest allowed on deposits N. DYER .HURDON, Sub -Manager. A. HASTING'S, BARBEE. FANSON'S BLOCK', EXETER. As you pass by on the Main street Jost for a moment stoP. AnAtit ihiarytitumix BMaiirrbaera nshwolipi.akers trimmed Wo are the lightning barbers, We do our work with eare. We nadi wa ha re as rke eienu goouora rraezpoar tr. - We have the very finest otyles of:chairs. We keep our towels clean - We shampoo in the best of oyle And me the easy hair machine. Some barbers work se elowly, But this is our text: We do not keep 7055 waiting, Your turn is always "next." Asivr2rathtelltlirest:eizn,Ilireltildsr.sn. We Ohmic their flair andtrim their bangs At Jiastina's 'Barber shoo. WE have on hand a Eine Line of BOUND BOOKS Suitable for Sunday School Libraries, or Presentatio7. 'DIE LATEST GAME: Parlor Quoits' Alio FLIPS, PARCHEESI, HALUAt Authors, Etc., Etc. j. W. BROWNIN BOOK S4 D1,I7Tr noun 7:744.tir • l':;1;1* 55 Application painless and easy, relief im ate. This preparation 51Is a great and lon wan tamong those who suffer from Piles. &remedy of the highest merit—effective reliable—and bas more than met the anti tions of those physicians who have used their practice. Pilekone is a Sure when other remedies fail to relieve. Te onials furnished. Price $1. For sale be gists or by mail on reoeipt of price.' W. T. Sumo. Manufacturing Months Dundas St., London, Ont, 00IVSCO ROOT OOMPOUN A recent discoveraba a physician. Successful ad monthly by thoulan LADIES. IS the only po 1 y safe and reliable me discovered. Beware o prinoipled druggists offer inferior medici plane ef titan ask for Comes Cortex costpouringrace no substitute; or inelooe 4 three -cent Canada postage stamps in and we win send, sealed, by return mail sealed particulars in plain envelope. to only, 2 stamen Address Pond Lily co wo, 3 Mintier Moak, 151. Woodward ave., Mich. Sold in 01,11. LUTZ, Drug Store and all druid:lots everywhe R. S. LANG'S nalMITE. Market Square, Exeter. We supply in season, every kind of Implement used on a farm, eluding Binders, Mowers, Rakes, Drills, Cultivators, Etc., and all t Implements of the Massey -Harris Co's manufacture. On the removal of the Verity Foundry to Brantford we purchased a large quantity of plowD.-epairs at a low figure, which will be sold at a reduced price Also Special Agent for the VERITY PLOWS and Their REPAIRS. We havellthem in large quantities and can supply them at Factor prices. Poultry T. Poultry! Poultry. Upon the opening of the season, about 2ot.h Nov. we will be prepar-• pared to purchase any .quantity of all 1Khi nls ot Poultiy, at hghest' , prices, , Watch kr instructions es to killing and dressing. F: S. Lal\TG.