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MURDER MOST FOUL.
The Dreadful Work of a Fiend
Unearthed.
AN UNPARALLELED CRIME.
A rale Spent in a Series of Vrituds
Insurance Companies—A Series
Crlanes Unparalleled on the
Onntineut are liirouglxt
to Light,
'Upon
of
'Toronto July 16.—The bodies ot Etta
Alice Fitezel, aged 14, and Nellie Pitez-
el, aged 12, were found on Monday inorn-
bag buried in the cellar of a house on Si.
Vincent street Toronto.
The finding of the =maths clears up the
veil of mystery which has hung over the
strange disappeara,noe of these unhappy
()hitch= and fornishes the inost
convino-
ing evitonce that they were taken by the
man known as H. H. Holmes, now in
prisou in Philadelphia, and foully mar -
This is not the only charge of Sunnier
hanging over the head of the miaerable
perpetrator or this ezinto, and it is only
too curtain that ho effected the death of
the father of the two children, and of
Harold, their younger brother, who was
traced to Detroit with him and there lost
sight of, the evidence going strongly 10
show that he was cremated in the furnace
ef an empty house ouge,gecl oy Holmes.
• The murders are among tho most dia-
bolical and cold-blooded in tho annals of
crime.
Tbo allastla discovery was made on
Monday afternoon by Detective Geyer, Of
Philadelphia, who was assisted by Detect
tive Alf. Cuddy, of the Toronto detective
department. Hoer since last Wednesday
these two indefatigable officers have been
hunting the eity front cold to end looking
fox a house In whieh it was supposed
Holmes had acme away with the child -
Ten. They had nothing to go on except
Detective Geyee's theory, and this theory
proved coeroot Ho reasoned that Ilobnes
rented a house and took the children to
it. He then 3Tturclerecl. thorn, and either
buried them or else nut them in a trunk
and threw them into the bay. He stuck
to this idea, tenaciously, and his efforts
have been crowned with success. Detec-
tive Geyer is a modest man, and he does
not &silo to take all the credit to him-
self. When be eityno to Toronto ho met the
newspapermen, and told them the story,
and his emery in connection with the
missing children. His deductions have
proved as unerring as those of any tny-
1
i
thical detective portrayed by the mag-
inativo pon of a novelist. Ho said that ho
wanted the newspapers to aid him in his
search, and that the more publioita the
prose gave to the story the more sure he
would bo of finding the children dead Or
alive. Ile never for a moment doubted
but the children were got rid of in To-
ronto. They were not alive, dr Holmes
would be only too glad to produce them,
and frem the time thea left the Albion
hatil, on the inornino, of October faith,
all trace of them was lost
Tho story of the life of the eontaal
figure in the crime is ono of the most
romantic in oriminal annals on this con-
tinent. .
Detective Geyer,. ene of the shrewdest,
inembers of the Philadelphia detective
force. arrieed in Toronto ::, week ago. It
Was his hnsiim,s to unravel the tangled
threads of crane that fastenocl about Her-
man W. Mudgett, alias H. H. Iroward,
:t11.0.311. ilolmus, w'ao is now under ar-
rest in PailatieLphia, • (maraud witn vari-
ous u.unet.; against ,iuttraticti companies.
fau j.ri 1tV, true t:aiuu 1-3 aatiagett,
anti lie \tee been ti,iti - elite teziee ago in
Now tealattiare, /atronts Wt•LTU re-
stactatito tate le, and they gave aim a
gooa 113 tuttgrit sulioui r•Jr
soul° Limo aud aft, adju the Imam'
hcinJul 1U .1.itila1Lgolu, f. 11.0 twat at -
twitted lectures oil encanistry in Ann
tarbor thaverliy, alitia, and graduated
itt 111118 deaar:Oluii a 1 10 lUuk 10a [LIAM in
mean:leo at tho same lime, but did not
take ids ttiptinua. 'While at Ann Arbor
lie struc1 . up an acquaintance with a
oulfou,niat:s and they pat, el, a job eu
atialaigo ink-au:mon cutup 0, by, Otte et
Lama lesured Joe the bettetit of tho other
fur '1 :ley V.10:011011 their oppor-
tunity, resurrected a corpse, and palmed
11 iiff on tau insurance company. They
realized the un ide scheme aim
lived high fur the remainder of the term.
A short time atter thisthey perpetrated a
similar fraud on anothor insurancu coin -
puny and reali-,:ed tit,0IJO. liolmes mar-
ried a respectable woman in Itualington,
where 110 now has a child living. He
went into tho drug business iu several
n.,z2,2/ places, and in "Glikago ho married mi-
,
"Tita• In this taanatefiell )10 Witii getallg •
the WOX'St f 110 dee1 with the mortgage
aetaPaaltre and ho Wantedsome rettaY
money at au berla date- 4�1 ))3
end Fitozel doeisled to rob the
insurance 0011Menet About this titne
Met a lalise Yoke, at Franklitt, Ixt1. oe
is 4 Nvonoal ar • enIture said suatiassing
beauty, and he morried her.. When Fite-
ael was in jail he net a celebrated train
robboe namea Hedgepath, who laid the
scholia° to get Fitezel out of prisoa.
Hedgepath was to benefit by the inane -
atom scheme to tho extent a pa for hs
Services. Holmes end Pitezel went to
:Philadelphia, and rented a house, 1,910
Callow stmt. With a:311.1141 ingenuitY
they planned to start a, business that
would sbote a easonable ground for the
accidental death of Piton", who was to
play the role of the insurea. They start-
ed prepartng stuff. for cleaning clothes,
in which benzine formed the prineipal
ingredient. They were to get a WY,
mutilate it with benzine, so that it
would be unrecognizaole, and then claim
the money.
On September ard, 1894 the body of
Fitezel was found arranged in the man-
ner described in the house in Fhilactola
phla. A, lawyer named Howe was acting
or the bonefielaries, and Holmes wrote
that he could identify the body. The
body of Fttezel, who was going under the
name of D. F. Ferry when killed, was
exhumed, and identitied by Rebates and
Pitezelts eldest daughter, Alice. Tho
money was paid to Howe or the benefio-
iartes. Relines got most of it. Hedge
-
path, the teeth robber, did not get his,
and bo told the stony to the authorities.
.tts the result the detectives started after
Holmes. He was arrested in Boston on
•November 18th, 1894, and he is now held
on a °barge of fraud. After Holmat. we
arrested alas. Fitozel was also located;
and she was found In Burlington, Vt.
Tao' deeper the detectives probed into the
elate, the "more convinced they wove that
there was more beneath the sin:face than
M list appeared. When Mrs Fitezel be-
came convinced that her husband was
really dead she told the story how
Holmes had secured possssiou of the
ceildren. First, he obtained possession
Of Alice, tate eldest to go and identify
the father, which slie did. Then he did
not dare to bring hor back to her
tor Mrs. Fitozei would raise a cry• a
murder, and he would got into trouble.
Holmes told Mrs. Fitezel that Alice was
with her fatbenand he secured possession
of Harold, a boy of eleven, and 'Nellie, a
girl of twelve, saying that he would take.
them to thole father. He evidently in-
mnded to get rid of them all, as it was
his intention to leave America and go
TO Berlin, Germany, to finish his studies.
AD. the time ho kept telling the children
that he would take them to their mother,
and he kept informing tho mother that
Pitezel was well, and that the children
NVOTO With hill), but that he bad to
keep out of the way of the detectives.
Heated -vie Geyer traced the ehtlden as
far as Detroit, when all traces of Rae -
old were lost at a house in Forest street,
Detroit. A bole was fouud in the cellar,
dug up no doubt, by Holmes, but the
body ot Harold could not be found. The
largo furnace in the house furnished a
more convenient way of getting rid of
the body.
Detective Geyer traced the two girls as
far as Toronto, and found that they had
been registered at the Albion hotel
under the name of Canning. alley atri•,--
Lid en the evening of the lath of October
last front Detroit, and Holmes turned
them over to the porter of the Albion
hotel at the Union 6,ation. Mae. Pitezel,
her eldest daughter and a baby arrived
the same day, and she registered at the
Uniuu house under the mune ot Mrs. C.
a.•lionft, CLAWILI)11S, O. Silo camo at
Every 'Man l Who Woutd. littnow me other woman under the 11111110 Of HolMas.
(Rea" Teutlim 7, the Plale " the Now Ho next vent to Co iiiorni.t and wIndered
am Applied. to 'Raveled Dieionvorie* riotiiica ii5eioneo . , •
mil or .A amnia, dealing extensively in
Mite:
Weald .A.tone "for ll'Im•nt rilaworis and real estate, and it is hinted that trial° in
Avoid th',1in
l, 4he kept the itrur-
(tare tho IToutaterarta tattle Revolt vat- ' . , ' a •
..40011pf,211,j11 :,g,1.7.,,,,nmocifi) arid ance emnpames busy settling C1111111S.
How to Attain It." Holum!,• started a patent medicine. con-
e. um in Chic .10 1,11 1 wane there ho fell
"Hero at Iasi: is inforination horn a high . ' „-- - --
in wita a girl, namea nitunie einnams,
souro., that must, work womlors
With thisg.'ilevatioli of mon." whom bat employed LIS a typowt•tter Um'
• The book fully describe a method by which formed an attachment and wont to live
to attain full vigor am" manly power, tostother at Ilia
e Plaza hotel, Chicag,o, and
A mothoo by which to 'end all unnatural shortly afterwards Miss Williams' sister%
drains ou the srte
s rn. joinee• thorn. This was'Ma
on • y', 18e4.
To aura nertelnsuess, look of self eentrei,
despoeitency, etc • • The Ntalliams girls • Loa lanre to ao0,030
• •
To excha ange jaded and worn maim for woral or property at Fort Worth, Texas.
one of brightness, buoyancy and power. , About tho latter part of May, 1804, Etta'
To cure forever effects of success, overwork Williams disappeared in Chicago. The
worry. etc, story told by Holmes is that the nearest
To give fell strength. (lovely:tom ent Alla he tame to murder was when this Wil-
ton:, to eyelet portion Lana organ of the body' limns girl Ina her fivte. Hu says that
Ago no 'barrier.. Failure. impossible, 2,ena
the two girls became jcalonv, and that
reformaceS.
ThIlu
Tito book is roly medical and Nr.inutific, :iltuuin struck her si:ttire. Ova the head
useless to outiesify seeker:4, itivaluable to with a stool paid killed belt He wished to
moo onlY,who need it savo Minnie,' and ho pat the body in a
A ilosmuxnring. an, who applied to us, soon
atm, weo te: • trunk. catea it rett to the hate front, ,
never forget. Just bubbled. with joy. X od it in. .M11 nie *MS item) around
wanted to hug everebolly am' tell them, my ,
cago with 11.1..nt abolit pp first of ;lame,
old self bad died yos+ord tor and my new self
wee born to day. Why didn't you teU mo bat she also al. -appeared, anti it is DotOo-
when 'first. wroto'that X would fixtd it this tam eaves wild that ate fauna a grave
way?" • • in the cellar ot a vacant house in Chl-
And another thus;
feet it would not brill 1. slash giiidnoss into that sho Made a will in favor Of
I toll. yen that fitet, day is cop till rowed out in the lake with it and (flTiL
hinter
"Ifyou Ouin pea a cart:lona of goal at my, eago or ento in Lake alielligan. It is
111 V life u.; Valm ho, 1)as (lotto,
- oinie41 , nit•i that by her distippeariniCe.
Write to the 'Bata 1114 'DI 0 AT, COMPArl. , , • Hti
Thiffalo,,N Y. and ask for the little book be fell heir TO T110 1111011011TY.
eolleatameeatere Mat:moot) a :Refer to tale During Ilia pereerinittione about the.
peper, mid the company, prOM limo to sond , ,..,. . -,,,.. . , ,
the hook; ia soalorl ouvolopo, without any 0011T111011S MO/MOS 11,-11 111 with a mall
marks, aud'on irlfretil it is wel in. named V. IIPitezel, boso Immo was inte,y ,un
treauced. Galloway, Illinois. They hal 1) .1.1 own-
atetateateetteteeaetateattataattratatnnataaatta'a' panions0 tinily. • seller/1os. mthies bad.
mpk, Th0 110114 ITY'plall h311.1 PiT07,01 MILS an Dili-
, '1,1 dent auxiliary to .carry out tile arrange-
, sHoutz TAKE.' ' monts. In some wily Pitozot. get into
ae, ae,,,,,,,,,, a,thaaa A inn Ett 'POMO Mao, ind„ end in JIM°,
'
I3til II 11 il U T AL warttib 1801 Holmes turned up and bailed hire
'Te coireet irregularity and Wonlawn. --010. HolilieS Iltid . got tangled up in a
lases atic own 00 i 11 healthy noralltiou Tha
dVarersanol.tfeSavors"toystingwornen. 10(1) ()Salle, transaotion in Cladago, Ho
tiogrannfal thwalopars% 53101,16 333113 bad built ii, large 'Week of storos, and it
105.mgalarrarhals AsIcrorThoristrait , . „. , , ,, , , , , „ .. „
latest All amgalsts sell them at 01 per WLLS a tavortto pian ot Ins to got 1300 tato
we. Ildhatiorreavalyforivtaash hum),
so mixotl. up that no ono eottld claim the
peoperty, ellen lie wradd beamilt by the 4.110111 cars
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ORIEL too
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111.00TER.
Always C onquered and
Banished by Paine's
Celery Comyound
The sad, weary and wailing cry- of
men and women around us is: "I am
siek " "1 stiller to much. from day to
day" "What can I do to regain health
and strength?"
The insense heat of summer aggra-
vates the sad condition of those who
suffer frotn dyspepsia and indigestion,
and them is no physical or mental rest
for the afflicted ones,
Have you tried Paine's Celery Com-
pound, that marvellous health and
Strength giver? It is nature's true
and infallable cure for your distressing
ailments. It never fails te banish dis-
ease; it gives natural and health
strength when most required, so that
the oppressing and enervating weather,
cannot overcome your bodily powers.
Reader, if you are la:timbered in the
large army of dyspeptics, and held cap
tive by a cruel and destructive disease
use Pain's Celery Compound at once, if
you desire full and robust health, pure
blood, strong nerves, good. digestion
and a healthy appetite. In. past days
thousands have been sayed by Paine's
Celery Compound. It will do the same
blessed -work for you. Strong• testitn-
Wel sent in every clay frorn cured
people. Sufferer, try, "It makes people
well.
Brussels:,East Huron Fall Fair will
be held at russels ou Thursday and
Friday, Sept. 26th and 27th.
Hensell: Mr. and • Mrs. A. Grigg,
were ealled upon on Sabbath afternoon
to mourn the loss of their interesting
little 14 months old 'sir'. The funeral
was held on Tuesday afternoon, and
was largely attended, showing the re-
spect and sympathy felt for the bereay-
ed' parents,
Clinton: Contractor Cooper commenc-
es to root the House of Refuge this week
and a large gang of meal will be kept
at work to various trades, until com-
netion of the building. Messrs Heywood
an, Prior have made a very satisfactory
job if the brickwork, now nearly eons -
plated; the walls have a neat even ap-
pearance for a building tak in g so large
Holmes' instigation to Ineet 11(n:husband- a number of brick.. Dr. Chamberlain
and children, but they tailed to appear.
Helloes arriveci an raoronto on October
lath. Ile ingiatered atthe Walker houao
under tho namo of a Powell and wilt,, Method of fire protection was discussed,
The Dr. will not insist on baths heleg
put on the gronhcl floor, bat Will take
• the pluaubing as re -arranged Areh,
• iteets Fowler & Fowler, saving a lot. of
Provincial Inspeetor,went mututelyttud
carefully Over the plans; no changes •of
any mamma were suggested, but smile
•
Columbus, 0. He left tbo Walser, and
toak his wife to Niagara. They re-
turned, ana on the ilist tlioy r:gistered
at the Palmer house as H. Howelt and
wife, Columbus, 0." While the 'eliiltirtio
wero etupping a the Albion hotel Holmes es pense 10 the collo ty.
Inert to cal ILI TII0 1110T11111,01 ;laid tahLI -Morris. About 12 o'clock last oes with him, rtittulung time six
Tues-
33'10033.'This was what 1)112Z1OLI D01,00- ,
d'1V lli 041T two men wearing black cloth
Live Geyer—what teat Holmes doing with maskS, burst 111 the door of David Max -
ho This my 4nol is now wiTal, well's house, lot 1D, con. 7, aud before
excel:data to the ste47 told by Mr.Ityves, the old gentleman hail time to make
they spent the Caly playing in the yard of any defence he waS seirsed Ins thethroat,
the cottage at St. Vincent stroot, During the muzele of a revolver pl eed in.. his
is plonned, the little ones were innocent- face and a demand made :or money.
the time their murder was beiug skilful-
"Alarxwell 'aefused to accede to their
ly waltlint for, then, Mother. halter was sea:tired
The postemortcni e•Naurination which rt'que" sa a 101)6
will be made wilt 1/0doiibt ThrOW 601110 LItd tied aroand the old gentleman's
light on the way the ehiltizen came by tieck and threats of hanging were
their death. The examination in the made The robbers put a quilt over
(ose of the father showed that death ltd the window so that the, )ig-ht would not
been causeil by breathing chloroform, or be seen from the outside aud then made
i-01110 ot:11was an easy tool patita1! noeions drug:No doubt this a thorough search of the house,inding
oss way of commit- 0, f
819,48 in two pocket books. They
aileron do not show masks of extreme alto took a Standard Bank pass book.
anurderi ana as. the bodies of the
violence, no doubt elaoroMinit played a although Mr, alaxwell is 88 years
oars in their death. It remains to be a age he grappled with one of the
;icon whether Mrs. Fitezela; Saratoga, introders and threw him rime but
trunk figured in the morder This tient- his cottapanion came to the rescue and
was ttacea by the Mail and Empire to the jamped on the old g;entleinan's back
Union house. It was tak611 aNvity from and the midnight pliowleaS then thre.w
aim mid sent to a house in the city, but Mr' Maxwell on the bed injuring his
the porter. Scott, could not remember
where or wile ineved it. No doubt
alohnee aieked 11, thnn up on the street to
OO the work for lam. When this trunk
was found agoin in Holmes' possession it
had a potttliar hole bored in the lid, sa as
net to be detected 5:Keept Upon tko 0103Cs0
• -
oXf.111111111' mu.. Were the 'children in this
trunk n then chloroformed? They could
not 1111,1, ;J13011 11111Tliereti WiTh violence in
the hooto on St Vincent atreet without
making an ontera. They wore feighten- ,
ti eonstantly with atorios about detec-
tives,as their letters to their grandfather,
intereeptodhy Holmee, show. It would be
an easy thina foe them to be friglitened
into going into the trunk. Then a few
drops of chloroform in the hole wotad do
the rest.
Peohabla the youtagest tramp on tho m-
onad IS a 4 -year old girl who toddled from
Astoria, Ore. to Woodside the alter cla.y,
She. lual walfted for live days, picking, up
KNIGHT.
EXETER NORTH STORE
Mr. F. R. Hnight has opened a Gen.
brat Store in the Stand lately °coupled
ey Brook's Harness Shop with a full
stock of
GENERAL GROCERIES
BOOTS & SHOES,
HARDWARE,
STATIONARY, ETC,
Produce taken in exchange for goods
F. R. Knight.
Christie's ...-E•sw-
COMMERCIAL LIVERY.
First-class Rigs and Horses
Orders left at Hawkshaw's
Hotel, or at the Livery.
Stable,(Christe'sold Stand)
will receive prompt at-
tention. . . . ,
Terms Roaseuable 11°611:111oz
•
TIE
back in the fall. They told him the.y did
not thank hirn for the amount they had
found nod cursed and swere like troopers
Mr. Afaxwell is au old. resident of this
locality having lived here for over 60
years, He is unmarried and lives alone
People have their suspicions but noth-
ing is definately kuown yet as to who
the •robbers were.. rhey will receive a
lively retention if they call at sonte
houses in this locality.
CUTTER & FITTER.
A.J.SNELL
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Main St,
- - - Exeter.
Tweeds and Worsteds.
have a complete line
of samples of all the latest
designs and patterns in
English, Scotch, Canad-
ian and American Tweeds,
Trouserings, Suitings, Coatings.
sT SITELL
00
It used ato be any
mamma's old cashmere,
which she tool,: to pieces
and dyed With Kt Osta
sanaest Dyes end
eatables on the way and sleeping in the
brush. made Inc two no
The discovery of it stall:Wane= eaverua dresses, a bale apsi a
near Starrucialan ,e0 little vilIage upon the
Carhondale line of the Now lora, Lake
Vale and 'Weston imilwayalute been report-
ed. Whou quarrying flag -stones some
workmen remoyea a layer all stone, and
opened on a eateari through which tame a
:drew of greenish water oceitainiug
speckled green fishes. 'Blase have no eyes,
propel themselves by their tails, and al-
ways SW1111 backward With a motfoit sinii-
Ear to that of the fresh wator crab. Tho
walls ot the caveen were found to bo lined
with imperfectly termed transhiceut stala-
ctites and stalagmites, and explorations
probably wIll ensue to confirm the possi-
bility of tho cement being another Mam-
brown, Brother's got a
new stilt too; it's made
frotn tlecie jack's old
coat dyed over ; matrime tteal
'Said aWes easy to dye with &Mainland
.Dyozo-1.1:1t anybody can Use them.
Nanland 'Daea are made for liems
use. Absolutely reliable. Any colon,
Sold evertartere: 100(5. a naolrege, k77,- Imre,
tion book and 40 en.mDles of coloreil cloth free,
Wt T1 taTIUM507.4 Co , SIontreals
Bross
DM Yon Ever Think '
That you cannot be well unleis you
have pure, rich blood? if -you ant
weak, tired, and al/ run (Iowan it is be.
cause your blood is impoverished and
lacks vitality. These troubles may be
overcome by Hood's Sarsaparilla be-
cause Hood's Sarsaparilla snakes pare,
rich blue& It is, in truth the great
blood purifier,
Hood's Pills cure liver ills, constijan.-
lion, biliousness, jaundice, sick head-
ache, indigestion.
an,
Dan't you know that Hood's Sarsap-
arilla will overborne that tired feeling
give and you renewed vigor and
?
Mitchell: At the Methodist picnic on
Wedaesdays Thernas, son of Mr. Hee_
ay Edwards, fell froin a swing* and
broke me of his arms• .
Parisian): One rif Mr. Oliver Jea-
n in g's hens hatched OM a Chicken with
t wo perfeetly shaped heads last week.
It the bird had -lined it would have
been 311.111e a curiosity.
Dixie (Parr Linea Colin Smith had
his le.,g• broken the other day while cut-
tiog woca 111 his bush While cutting
down a tree it glance.d Mr another one
and before he could get out of the WAS
it was UpOu him, with the result men
Hansen: Mr. W. D. Robertson, who
for ten years has been a resident of
Hansa% has decided to remove from
•town. He has leased a roller fioaring
nsill near Denneld, and. will take poss-
ession of his new property about the
Lot of August.
Parkhill: Grant, the man convicted
of stealing 85,000 horn. the American
Epress Co. at Parkhill, was taken to the
Central Prison last week in company
with three others. Tho fear were
chained together, Grant is said tc have
felt his position yery keenly,
Seaforth: On Friday last Mr. Wil-
liam ETabkirk met with a serious acci
dente He was riding on a cert driving
a horse and lea.diott his stallion behind.
When crossing the small bridge east of
E•annonville, some boys who were fishing
frightened the stallion, causing him to
jump forward on the cart. Mr. 1Iabkirk
wee thrown forward and would have
fallen off but for one of his logs getting
caught in the cross bar. This fright
oiled the horse he was driving, and
both borses started at full run. Whon
they got to the tUro in the road, the
cart ran foul of a telegraph pole and.
the horse got loose from it, and both
horses started offs but had only gone a
short distance when they were eatight
and fortunately neither of them was
hurt, Mr. Habkirk did not come off so.
well, a.s one of his legs was severely.
injured and he pas otherwise badly
shaken up and bruised. He had to be
conveyed home and is still confined to
the house.. '
Branfford
Bicycle,
IS HANDLED RT
PERKINS
AND
MARTIN
AGENTS FOR
BICYCLES, SEWING MACHINES
ORGANS, ETC.
The Brantford won
—239 first prizes,
—143 second "
88 third "
and holds nearly every
Championship fromthe
Atlantic to the Pacific.
Perkins & Martin.
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WOOD'S PTILOWPTIOEPT.Nr.,
The reat English Remedy..
Sin Packages auarautetate
promptly: and permanently
cure all forme of Nervous
Weakness, Entiss8on8,4pg1?1n.
atorrinichlateotaneyanata?
offscts of Abuse or Xxoesses,
MantaZ Worry, excessivontse
Be
of Tobacco ()glamor Minns -
fore and,41fter. zant,
, 10113033 00031 lead to In.
Omits, Insanity, Consumptio31 ancl an early grans.
gas been prescribed over 35 years in thousands at
oases; is the only Reliable and Honest Nedicisto
atiolee. Asadrueaistfor woo(rsittiosehodinonia
110 offers some worthless medicine in place of tills,
inclose price in letter, and we will send by -return
mail Price, one package, eir, at, 55.. One yaw
eaase, sot vial cure. Pamphlets free to any address.
The Wood. Conainimi,,
Windsor, Ont., Canada.
Exeter
Packing House.
Parties wishing fresh tenderloin
fresh pork, :spare ribs, shanks
and pig's •feet, • can get them
Wednesday mornings.
A 'good supply of :Hanle, Bolth,
beaks, Bellies, Shouldere and salt
bacon on hand at lowest cash
prices.
LIVE HOGS WANTED!
Every Monday morning for ale-
li very.
0 SMELL Prop.
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CHURCH
A BADLti
C:foGril . 61.1.
A quick
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or
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jofin's _sot ate RIseematiain
aral Alle3eular
Pain8 Bahl eh?
Why sae
rry the WL,
Menthol Plaater,
my wire...got ate
one, it cured
like make.
For along time I suffered with Rlieurnatismiti
the Beek so severely that I could not even sit
straight. Iry wile advised a & 1, Menthol
rIllgostitt!r. I tried it aad was soon going aboutall
S. C. Manes, Sweet's Corners,
Price 251.
WE WANT A MAN AT ONCE
in this community to seal specialties
in our line. Trees that bear seedless Pears.
Apple Trees hardy as oaks. "Excelsior"
Crab as largess an Apple. Cherry, trees
• proof ae,ainst black -knot. Plum trees not
affected by Curculio, Tree Camels:
Gooseberries which
do not mildew.
„nBlackberry Bushes
withoutthatias.
Space
will
not
allow
us to further enumerate, Tree Roses, etc.
3333T our stock talks for'
Prices tight
andsome book of
plates and complete
outfit famished free of charge. Write for
terms and partionlirs.
CHASE Blia0THEInS2 COMPANY,
Colborne, Ont.
THE .80to tittpaor.e"
aziazugssommsr-
(76
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and Burns are soothed. at once with
) Parry avls.'
4(
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kiata
It takes eat the fire, redu.ce.s the inflani-
jp Illation, and preyents blisterinz,Y. It is
the quickest and most effectual remedy for:
pain that is known.. Keep it by you.
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