HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1893-11-16, Page 5-c'
Mr. David M. J'orda'n.
of Edmeaten, N. Y
Colorless, s, Emaciated, Helpless.
.f Complete "'ire by ,:moos
SARSAP41RIZ.z4.
Thiels from Mr. D, M'; Jordan, a re-.
timed farmer, and one of the most re-
.„spected citizens of Otsego Co., N. Y.
"Fourteen years ago I hats an attack of the
gravel, and have since bean troubled with nay
Liver and Kidneys
gradually growing worse. Three years ago I
got down 80 low that It eoteld scarcely want,
I iliadodnmore
i ppetite andpfortfiveatieeio Iaini
nothing bus gruel. I was badly emaciated
and had no:nor e color than a marble ton tee.
Hood's Sarsaparilla was reconuuolulccl and I
the first btlwould both e,1 thatBeier() feta better. sof.
loved less, file inflammation ;of tire blad-
der had tiilhiided, the cok,r began to return to
n)Yp face, and I began to feel hungry. After
1 lied taken three bottles 1 cn':ld ea anything
awithout idiltore rme,tiuinli a`day.o I lave now
fully recovero 1, ciente to
Hood's Sarsaparilla
X feel welt and ane well. Ali who know
Pio marvel tC et me so welt." 1). M. Jonnede.
are 3 1niLL.,ear(, taobest arter•dhinerl'uls,
caster d'
.-..,.,. lgowtion, Cara haaclaoha rind hiliatispesa._
TWO WAYS" OF DOING IT.
- <ow baphy Was Induced to rick ilii filer
i'iaytllings at ;r-igllt,
r.
Co
ne. itophy, pick up your playthings
none" a,ud ma1t1111n. The calnmand• was
givevely, tete Ropily, a pretty 3 year-
(ol,l, int basal: unees written on every delicate
feature, demurred. The mo .'s ince show-
ed the same characteristic
apress
eon in ro le was
P , P h y. else:
gain'ng the victory..
Not only was Sophy's
gr.abaul 511511 and milk, wile.
followed, eaten between sobs, but e .
sleep hail settled over her face the all
were tear -stained and red, and a tiny frown
marred the white forehead, Unfortunately
this program, with slight variations, wa
carried out daily.
But ono afternoon it was necessary
hol
urs, andd1
a11'10t
nvo11teehed to ata
the child until the mother's roturl
try to be at 11o15o at 5," the latter,
was buttoning up her gloves, "
that is Sophy's supper hour.
" ser J
reedy. As soon . s1''
a
very tires"'', "-
ern
erll give
reot—d0 not try
The Cquntry Girl.
The girl was young and country bred,
With a big Straw bonnet upon her ]lead,
And ohl she had eyes of the soft:rst blue,
And she looked so sweet and so tunoceut,
too,
To the fellow who came to court icor,
Ile 'wasa lad from Goth town,
His hair was blast and his eyes were brown,
And the dainty meetaehe 'heath his Roman
Wash t ball o stroug as the breath of a rose,
And he wore a black and white blazer.
"And obi" said he, as he saw her there, Sandwich,hwae injured by moths ao a$, collision bef
,About
With the glint of the sunlight upon her hair, tween two cars on the electric railroad, ()a
"I'll have some fun with this country maid, Tuesday the company paid him $225 in full
She's deucedly pretty, but I'm afraid settlement of his claim.
She's as green as cabbage and of Ivor."
He gazed in her eyes that shyly drooped,
And then, as be lower and lower stooped,
He 1 "
flea
ed her
r tfinger-tips,
Pof Y
Then
sou.;ht and found her ripe rod lips
Than were sweeter than any posy.
"111 teach you what love is," he softly said;
But the maiden tossed her pretty bead,
And her answer fairly made bid: start:
'I know that lesson, sir, by heart;
Why, its older than McGinty,
'Tor every year since I don't know when,
I've been taught it and told it by all the
young men
That comedown here for their summer va.
cation;
4nd though I look silly, and as green as can
be,
You'll get left, if you're Iooking for flios on
me,"
V$Bi'E DETER
THE VERT L ; IST NEWS
IVD. A. Smith, of Toronto, bas been Ap-
pointed organizer to the Liberal parte in
succession to W. T, B, Praetor:.
Rheumatism • yes, and leeuralgia too,
are greatly relieved and often entirely
oared by the use of Pain -.'Biller, Try it.
25o for new 2 oz bottle.
At the provincial allowing match held at
the ae7luw farm at; If imi)ton on Wednes-
day, a large number of prizes were won by
Indian plowmen from Tusoarora and Onon-
daga,
SHORT QUIPS.
It was an editor who called on the barten-
der for a little more inside matter,—Texas
Sit tinge.
A level surfece is flat, yet there is a die
tinotion between a levo] -beaded man and a
flat -headed ono, --Pittsburg Chronicle.
"This is the worst suapl ever s'ruck," re-
marked the woodchuck when he got caught
in a steel tram—Binghamton Republican.
"You don't catch me ever getting drupk
again," "Why not;" "Because while on my
last I paid all my debts:"-.Fliege0d0 Blaet-
ter.
Bloomer (to ragged urchin): "Your par.
eats loft you something when they died, did
they nota" Urchin: "Oh,ye,sir." Bloom-
er. : "And what did they leave you, my little
maul" Urebiu:—"An orphan, sir."
Mr. Bingo (suspiciously): "Tommy, who
were those two buys I saw fighting in the
next alley this morning," Tommy: "One of
thin was Willie Stimson." Air. Bingo:
"And who was the others" Tommy: "Ho
gut licked. I guess you don't want to know About 50 fishermen have been summon.
name." ed to appear at Windsor
answer to the charge Pollee court and
a certain slim: somewhere (don't ge of It np is the
s trytuy Lis'uuleval best to ex- Detroit'Riyerlon Sunday, It appears Choy
exposure would not have wore employed in itettiug spawn for the
t he had been treated l3andxlc:. Gwlz ,1 ,:ehory, bat Constable
the champion aBters, who wade trQ oom (nt, claims
t eeeel be no snlousa.
•e ftper ether
low say: ati" 11Q poor t,rl�dr. C.
'Harper, Ottawa, Ont.; writes;.
" Notice of?'"v-7/`hall
IP' P enanre in crating that your 1'iuk
a „ , do Palle are a wonderful tunic and reconstruct.
Tribune. w tor of the s ate
A. courtly editor in New °"y* k rouge his m' San beginning Una'
,..,eine a pained, on an average, o�: paid
yre and bursts forth into song with the foie 6of flesh 9a bee Q i . Y B w
lowing result: "Ohl the clothes press i, . Oo. n box bee h,a, 2.50. Beware
swell affair for garments 11100 And naso; t
haypress is a grand maeiline and does
work complete; the cider press is !Addy ma'
its juices red and sweet; but the printi
press centrals the Ivor rr d gets there wi
both feet],-r'„uacb a ooki;elier,
ar"
Bradstreet's report the following ae.ign.
monks ; Hamilton -Stamp & Franke, paint
ere. Toronto—W. Lauder & Co., trunks
and valises
e
S• K.
mond Walker. furniture, carpets and o cloth-
ing.
Rheumatism originates in the morbid
condition of the blood, Hood's Sarsapar-
illa cures rheumatism, Get only Hood's.
During a drunken brawl at Plum Coulee,
,Manitoba, between some Mennonites, a
man named Scott, while trying to stop the
fighting, was stabbed in the head. neck and
bank by a men named Kerlenzig, Scott is
in a bad state.
The fall of the year is a try*,
for elderly people, The many t " «=lees
dark, dismal days act depressingly, ltd to
say injuriously, on both oil and young.
Now is the time to re- enforce the vital
onergiea with Ayers Sarsaparilla—the
beat of all blood medfoinoe.
The election In Bonavista, Nfid,, resulted
in a victory for the opposition. Tho polls
show a majority of 1,100 for eaoh Oppoait
ion candidate The parties atand 1 GeV.
ernment21 • Opposition 10 Five seats
yet unheard from.
Up to date there have been shipped
from ttrontreal 83,932 head of cattle, as
against 88,353 for the same period last
year. Losses during the season about
closed
e ye
r
1 bt0
gonly
13
; 2
y headdied,
or 1 G of 1 par con of the total shipped,
It is no easy thing to dress 114r,h, coarse
hair so as to make it look graceful or
becoming. By the nee of Ayer'a Hair
Vigor thia dif1ioulty is removed, and the
hair made to ammo any style or arrange-
ment that may be desired. Give the Vigor
a trial.
Smart weed and Belladonna, combined
with the other ingredients used in the best
porousli I3naklasteraaocho2da.
i'l�aamtors�the best inSthe mark-
et. Tric
hinge, I always mae her
ke her
es her uelt at h
we havea a per, but she a
mht-
a:. So, if I don't get home
et, th ..., •s 41e a
after she is asleep,"
afternoon passed pleasantly to Sophy
for friend, for the latter possessed that
sixth sense, tact, vstiela so soon flails the why
to a child's hearty'MThanit was within afew
minutes of h o'ci`---;bbe another had not re-
turned. SoplJ' ,teed no signs of weariness,
but the fr fe:ell y t "Come naw, it's time
for Sophy'ss4 " 'Teo child climbed into
the friend s,ie g.. -ed turned her scowling eyes
on the toy-s'e tern floor. "I'm going to make
an experiment," was the lady's silent resolve,
So she beganto chant softly and musically,
thus:
"I wonder where Sophy's woolly lamb is/
Oh, I see haying on the floor; ear it cry
has -ba -a -fur -a -a, I want to go to bed in my
basket in the corer."
This appeal to Sophy's very lively imagin•
ation brought her to the floor with a laugh.
With many coaxing words and chrressing
pats the lamb was at ones deposited in its
proper place. Then the Indy began again: "I
wonder where blocs
knowl They all Sophy's
soff th s amorning' to
play, and now it's almost night, and they're
so tired, and they can't find their way to the
basketin the corner,"
This song was also effectual, and Sophy
was soon showing the blocks "the way home."
So to play went on merrily until every toy
was in its place. Then the supper was eaten
amid smiles instead of sobs, and when mem-
. ma • eturned a few moments after it was a
very gay little daughter who met her in the
it
eft
u..
FOR' 'MEN. AND iriTCTMEN'..
," she thought, anxiously, "I am al
orgy to find her awake; now I shall
other battle over those playthings,
en tired I do 0)t feel equal to it"
k her surprise when, she entered the
1n. "How did you manage?" she
turnip) to her friend. The 'ex-
Ilowever, was deferred until Sophy
happily to sleep with a smile upon
Partunately the meth 'es common
vn.i q rite as large n, her firmness, and
elfp 1. maul Ltir " p c aa; illi". braid be-
1ne rd , ]Ili s'a)a 1 t of play to Sophy
ef r .ni i 1 tit 1 i' to tier mamma.--
, 1a 0 i) ulna LI Bal•vhoi'J.
TH 881
Fi>7E
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BELT.
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. holt made forgcneral use, producing aGenuine
Current of Dleetrietty' for the Cure of Disease,
that can be readily felt and regulated both in
quantity and power, and applied to any part of
lute body. It can be worn at any time '(luring
working hours or sleep, and will positively cure
Rheumatism,
Reiaatica,
General Debility
Lumbago,
Nervous Diseases
tryspel)eia,
Varicocele,
Sexual Weakness
Ira potency,
Kidney Diseases,
Limo )Jack,
/r t\ Urinary Diseases
Electricity properly applied is fast taking the
place tit drags for all Nervous, fthennaatic,
trey and Ui'inril Troubles, and will effect cures
in seetllingly hopeless eases when every other.
nown .means, has failed.•
;Any sluggish weak or drscasc'd organ' may
tip thrg means: 1) roused to hcaltlay activity
afore it is too 'bat , •
beading_ medic' n use alid recommei a .;;
Owen 'Belt actace /
y p T'A G'JS. y
•
Cram arty.
BRI5li ,..Don'ald Park end wife. have
gone to Iglichigau to visit friends and be M
the marriaQe of their melee Miss Mattie
Martin, a fesnelresident of this village, —
Oar quietvill'kge was somewhat aroused'.
front its dont state on' Tuesday task : 'at
the appearanot of 'Polies Magistrate
O'Lorne and W.Q. Moeorip. The cause
was a preliminary examination of the
sire'eonuected Weirthe recent Dunlop
We
Beisk's,
at present,
improyln
subsided. .. o • e oases ;and
those who have been ill are reoovering.—
Mr.
Sanford rd
Baldwin wzn
arrived vad
home on
Friday
last from Manitoba, where he has
been apending the summer- We are
sorry to learn that he is very 111, We
hope to see him around goon
e
Mr. Raffles Moore ~tea young Englishman,
who was the guest of Dr. J. B. Baker
Edwards, of Montreal, in the beginning of
October, and who came to this country to -
learn farminp,, is missip Re was !sat
heard from on October 14th, at Sarnia.
farm, MrJonathan Cooper„ sr„ baa disposed.
his lot 7, is the 7th eon, of Us.
borne, to hie son Jonathan Cooper, jr, at
a eplendidiflgure.
MORE HONORS FOR SUNLIGHT 80AP.
A. Diplome.aud Medal (highest award)
have been received by 'Sunlight' Soap at
the World's Fair, Chicago, 1'e mauufeet.
urera, Meeere,Lever tea, Ltd,, aro to be
ooneratulated upon the long het of Bno-
ceases which "Sunlight' Soap- has won for
them. Their achievements at Chicago
Exhibition once more proves their claimto
be the unequalled quality of ' Sunlight'
Soap. They have now two World's Medals
to their credit—.Paris Ezpositiou, 1889,
and Obioago, 183 ; besides 13 other
Gold Mediate obtained in different parts of
the World. This is a reoord breaker in
the soap Kingdom,
laT&RKRT REPO.aT9.
Fall wheat rerlbushr_N....-e 55 Gth.e bg'J`
Spring wheat Dor bush 60 fe
Barley per bush..., •••.
Oats per bush 28 2 30 0
Peas per bush
Flour per bbl 4 OU 424
Apples Dor hag , R 70 7 186
000
Potatoes per bag
Hay per ton
Wood per cord hard....,.. 3 00 3 SJ
NWoad per.aord soft, "'
Butler perlb......., z 00 9 2i
Egos per deem.,..-. 15g 1g
Turkeys per /b """" "
Woes live wo¢ht............... uis 50000
Gooks ... 9 7
Chroks . 5 5
Sale Register, -
1 ,,,. "':`•,`�arsdley, Nov 10th,—Perm stook im-
plements, 1 eto., the property of John T.
Bedford, lot ti, con 7, Stephen, Sae at
ono o'olock, o reserve. IT. Eiiber,
1— +arm Stock, Impl9
pro. rty of Jas. Harvey,
o ref•rvo, H.
There is
Cicero
PHORISMS.
a moment without some duty.
The lotory of success is half won when one
gains the habit of work.—Sarah K Bolton.
Nothing except what flows from the heart
can render even external manner pleasing.-
131air.
The hest education in the world is that .mot
by struggling to get a living.—'1Velidell$hil&,
lips.
Sleep eight hours of tho twenty-four, eat
three meals a day, and walk on the sunny side
of the way.—Robert Collyer.
Diamonds aro only found in the darkness
of to earth; truths are only found in the
depths of thought.—Victor Hugo,
Liberal candidate, Ho bad an interest in.
the Winnipeg Free Press, but his total
holdings did not mood $10,000, and he
had no voice in thepolicy of the paper,
Exj>~# IENClt SLAB I'MIMI) IT.
A trim, in medicine when expelienco proved that Scott's attained
t'sEmul-
sion would not only stop the progress of
Pulmonary Coneumption, but by its con-
tiuuod no health and vigor could bo fully
teetered.
Pawnees.
It is very important in thin age of vas
material progress that a remedy be pleas-
ing to the taste and to the eye. easily taken
acceptable to the stomach and healthy in
its nature and effects. Posseaeing these
qualities, Syrup of Figs is the one perfect
laxative and moat gentle diuretio known,
,itch on human and horses and all
Wesleep, but the loom of Iife never stops, anima's cured in 30 minutes by Wollord's
and the pattern which was weaving when Sanitary Lotion This Heyer fails, Sold by
the sun went down, isweavingwhen itcomes 0. LI/TZ.
up o-morrow.—Henry Ward Beecher.
Instead of trying so hard, as some of us do
to be happy, as if that were the sole purpose
of life, I would, if I were a boy again, try
still harder to deserve happiness.—James 1'.
FieIde.
If the power to do hard work is not talent,
it is the best possible substitute for it. Things
don't turn up in this world until somebody
turns them up. A pound of pluck is worth a
ton of luck. Luck is an ignis fatuus. You
may follow it to ruin, but never to success.—
James A. Garfield.
PIOUS SMILES.
A southern preacher recently advised his
congregation to be saved in the nick of time
from the Nick of eternity.—Jester.
"Charity, my dear breddorn, kivors amul-
titude of sins, but of yougib one cent to an
organ grinder's monkey it doan entitle yo to
go around wid er smile on yo face as if yo
wuz innercent ob sin ez a two -days -old baby."
—The Rev. Plink Plunk.
Parson Prosy (who has brought the archi-
tect to see about repairing the church)—
"There's a good deal of dry rot in the south
gallery, Mr. Gable." Gable -"Jess so; par-
son; and there's a good deal also in both
nave and pulpit. "—New York Herald.'
The infant solutions of theological problems
onght to be gathered together in permanent
form. They really add to the theological
wisdom of the world. "Mamma," said a
youngster a few days days ago who was
wrestling with his first, tough problems in.
religious knowledge, "mamma, can God do
everything?"
„
"'Yes, my son, everything."
r
"Bet you he can't" "You tnusn't speak
so,
Horace, b -c
-cause use.
, You know Y God can
thing." "Now, mamma," said the little
fellow, resolutely, "you just listen here. I
bet you God can't `drown me. unless I let
him., !"You'd have. to let him, Horace."
"No, I wouldn't, either. I wouldn't go on
the water. And I'd like to know how God
could drown me if he never got me off the
land." -New York Sun.
"Yes; most comfortable chair in the
world. Now, if I wish to recline at, ease all
T; have to do is to press this little button,
and up she—"
C. C. RIO/ARDS & Co.
My son George has suffered with neural-
gia round the heart tined 1882, but by the
application of LINIMENT in
188 l
9 it completely disappeared ed and hag not
troubled him eine.
Linwood, Ont.
JAS. MCKEE.
OYSTER
PARLORS
Now open.
Oysters served by the dish
oI sold in bulk. `
—FULL STOOK OF—
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL
Confectionary,
Bread, Buns Cakes Etc,
Wedding Cakes a Specialty.
Wedding Cake boxes kept on hand.
E. A. FOLLICK.
Imitation
is the
Sincerest
Flattery.
Although others may imitate our
goods, it is only for a day. ' We keep
continually, changing and getting the
prices-*aowfi:
We lead, others follow, ;but We have
led the most of them too far ,'s -!Ire are
now in the very depths of low p n
and our -companions are few and far.
tween,
We will not be undea,sold.
Tuesday, Nov. 28.-F'artn, Farm stook,
implements, ate., the property of the late
Henry Prang jr„ lot 10, con 10, Hay town-
ship. Sale at one o'clock. No reserve
E. 13ossenbbrry, duet,
FOR OVER FIFTY Y'LARS.
As OLD IND WRLn-T15513 BsmsaY.— Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup hes bean used fifty
rears by millions of mothers for their children
while toothing,witla perfect success, It soothes
tho child, softens the gums, allays the pain,
cures the °olio, and is the best remedy for
Diarrhoea, is pleasant to the taste. Sold by
a bottlers Its°valuepisrinealculable,i Bo sure
and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
and take no other kind.
ALL MEN.
soles no vousr middle
a aged,
exhausted nwho Dare
broken down from excess or overwork, result-
ing in many 1 of the following symptoms:
Mental depress'on,.premature old age, loss of
vitality, loss of memory, bad draoms, dimness
of sight, palpitation of the heart, omission,
lack of onergy,pain in the kidneys, headaches,
Pimples on the faoe and body, limiting or
peculiar sensation about the scrotum, wasting
of the organs, dizziness, apeots before the eyes'
hero• bashfulnessmdepositsinethes urine loss
of will power, tenderness of the scalp and
spino, weak and flabby muscles, desire to
sleep, failure to be rested by sleep, constipation
dullness of hearing, loss of voice, .desire for
solitude, excitability of temper. sunken eyes,
surrounded e•mts oily eare all h leaden
pocircles.
onevoslocking
that lead to insanity ,unless cured. The
spring or vital oourse having lost:its itonsion,
every function wanes in consequence. Those
who through abuse committed ;an ignorance,
may be permanently cured. Send Your ad—
dress for book on diseases peculiar to man,
sent free, sealed. address M. V. LUBON, 24
MarSenneIl Ave., Toronto, Ont. 'Canada
-E 1STRAY.
1011 ooh 8 Usbpremises . or about 'undersigned ut
last, a lamb. Owner can have same by paying
expenses. JOHN TOWL Winohelsee.
QTRAYED.
9, Uabornefive two-year-oldshe Oct.,
four heifers
and one steer. Two of the heifers and steer
are rod ; one heifer white with a little red, the
other a doer color. Any information that will
load to their recovery will bo rewarded.
GBO. COWARD, Winchelsea, P. 0
FARMS" FOR SALE.
The undersigned offers his two farms for
sale, comprising "
to t 13, 7th concession of Us -
borne, and
lot
No. 1,t
5 h oonoea '
erg o en the
Fore -mentioned Township , con taining one hun-
dred acres eaoh. Both Farms are in good state
of cultivation,with geed buildings and pro-
ductive orchards, and never -failing Wells, ad-
jacent to churches and school house. For fur-
ther particulars apply, to
JOHN CORi su
St;Thomas. On
IAT V V•A. JA. ONES, M. D,, C. ` M,,
• F.T. M. C.; M. C. P. S. 0.
,Physician, Surgeon and Aoconolaour.
Centralia, ,- Ontario-
OfileeNear Station.
AGNEW L. D. S.DENTIST
• oLINTON.
Will be at Greb's hotel Zueich
on .the second' Thursday of eaoh
month and at Hodg�fn's hotel
Heasall every "Monrtay.
The'. - Exeter Fauntr
And Machine W(St'=
Tike undersigned wish' to inform th ' public';
morally, and tllo farmioirctrmmu' .-par-'
',yc7 tat thorax '
cell ONJOItellEO
B
oth
themethod a nd
x
esulta wheat
Syrup of Figs is taken; itis pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and aete
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the vs.
tem effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syyrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind everpro.
cluced, pleasing to the taste and aci
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in,
eta action and truly beneficial In its
effects, prepared only from, the most
healthyandagreeablesubstances, its
1nanyexcellentqualities commendit
to all and have.arnade it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 75
bottles by all leadingdruggists,
Anyreliable druggist guts.
gglst 'who may not
Lave it on hand will procure it,
promptly for any One who wishes
to try it. Manufactured only by the
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP C
u
SAN' FRANCISCO, oar.
GCUIsvxrLE, 8Y. NEW YORE, N,1'
i.('or Sale at O. Lutz's Drug Store
English Spavin Liniment .removes all
hard, soft or calloused Lumps and Blem
hies from horses, Blood Spavin, Carbs,
Splints, Rina Bone, Sweeney, Stifles,
Sprains, Sore and Swollen Throat, Coughs,
etc, Save X50 by use of one bottle.
Warranted the most wonderful Blemish
Cure over known. Sold by 0, Lutz, Drug-
iat. Sep 18,'93
RIIEIIAtATI 1I OunE» IN A Dar. --South
and NeurRheumatic
algie,radically efor miresRheinn 1 attg, 8i
days. Its action upon the system le 'a-d:�'a '
able and myetoriunB. It sere Win" at once
the cause and the dlegao>.atmmediately dia.
appears,. The.eret'dose greatly beno£ta
76 amens Sold by O. Lutz, Druggist. 218
Runes IN SIx Donna. -..Distressing Kid.
nay and bladder diseases relieved in air
hours by tho "Great South American llid-
noy Cure." This new rem ady is a great
surprise and delight to physicians on aa -
00001 of its exceeding promptneeg an re-
lieving pain in the bladder, kidneys,baok
and every part of the urinary passages in
It rola: es retention of
wa o :Mymostimmed-
ately If you want quick relief and cure
this is your remedy, Sold by C. LUT;.
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4Ilnerd's Linimen
—
About Beg. Time
Sleepy People
Won't wake up to the fact that we are
selling Springs that will give you ease
and comfort at prices that will astonish
you. See our
Bedroom Suites
They are marvellous for the prices we
ask. We have some real Bargains.
Call and see them.
Vit, N. 110WE.
IMPORTANT i
TO FARMERS
An House -keepers,
Flour Peed
In Iarge or small quantities
aT RTGrHT erncj a .
Bran, Flour, Shorts, Cracked Wheat,
Rolle
d Wheat,
Corn
Meal,
Oat
sal
Etc. HEST BBA -NDS Oh FLOUR.
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Want a Bicycle?
THE G. & J.-
PNEUMATJC
7.114-478
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Fauns'', CITY B t7' ST
Condon DOES NOT need to 11ea.
way fare, guaranteeing positions, e
E DO offer the most practical anda
h it is possible to obtain, We have„
tote school in Canada. We;solieit
oureetiperior training,
Saiti,sfactionguerenteed or money reff :
Catalogue Free.
START
T.
If poo*
whexi they are buying Stoves to go
the best, and guar:";
HAVE TSF: BB1j
See the NEW 'S
DOUBLE',` BEA,.'1r;'JI1J k
THE SOUVENIR. THR ART CG
0OOL,l1VGr
TBJI KITCHEN w1TCH. THE,
DUCH>J;3$ 0tti
-A f111 stock of Coal and Wood Co'
Their Hand -mad -dipped Tinware is: I "
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Lardifli?,
The abs,—.pion Gold:Medal
1VTcCol1's OYLIN.
MANU
McOO
Ask your dealer for "Lir
FOR SALE lir' ALL LEADIN
EXETE
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PIN E
B.
IN=SpAnd PIN-
Special
ecial notice is drawn t
Most Durable Timber of;
competent judges to last
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OENTHAL SHAVING
A. HASTINGS
S,
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Agent for the Brantford Steam
Laundry.
FANSON'S BLOCK.
hnoral Smash
IN THE PRICES 0
nPag,
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Weiga
Prig(
Boots arid Shoes
must be sold this month.
Now is the chalice of a life - "
time to got good cheap
footwear at (( -
GEO. MANSON'
The People's Slioe Store
`Next Door to Post Office.
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