The Exeter Advocate, 1895-8-30, Page 5d
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�' � TOPICS OF A. WEEK The lowest tom
t t
1, _ . bYas era are in the North -
1
The
e Important Sts vents la a, Few Words ;Jt�'or 45, Bain fell in sev •
01.11 parts of Manitoba
,rength, cAx r l xAN, was clear and rearm,
You often hear people complain of Windsor is groat, 'anli w A mooting of the Manitoba
y o- od by tratnpre fiat :on Saturda Cabinet was
weakness end 1111 tired, 11'1111111 down ;Eel* Qnebeo, is talking of a winter e The y, all Lhe from
Orta a en
atni'--- present. I.l1e lejrrindar froin Qttawa ",n
beg, The Cause of the, trouble is Tpyhoid fever is prevalent in London.. the sehoois was up ror consderat to i
Impure •, l ti z but
1a
b on Wednesday night was at Prince
Albert,
where the thermometer registered
Hood's Sarsaparilla ;Ives 'ties Uttar /Readers. but no damage was done, Last exi ht it
(Desired Health a'2ci S g
p or lilipoverished blood, and The Oddeellows of Ayr have a new
When in this condition It callxtOt carr 11. OVOr cot fttl'tller OOnSiderati0n.
f
no action was taken, tho =deter being let
health , to the organs and tissues o S h
the bode. Purify 't c
the blood rvif,�, Hood's Sarsaparilla
and these disagreeable I
e g0 In Al-utloal to Liverpool September 1111011 early health and vigor 111) every Dont coon The French committee of the
Organ of the foody. county has a fine barley Crop •this School Board atSeparate
e.,,e • season. Ottawa have made a de-
mand upon the Brothers who cont
s
the direction pointed 0
Moaford's water power throws a stream at o Government Commission.
feet high. Part of ho in t . t
' Messrs Ii. anis A. Alcan have- revolved
Y, vl z�luE elle, Furl 111 Brantford olnor-Gone a
ord Bast only to by fire lastr l to ,reserve on. Dudley
month. for Lord Flaciclo and the Hon. Dudley Ger-
algleeable fee1111ys will r dole on the ss. Nnmicliati sailing from
disappear, bEl>au$(1 tl'ie blood -will
donnen„ t cows p!llagocl Bidgotown gar instruottons from Ms Es
cellenoy the Gov -
14 0.
ov
his season 1,000 persons settled i M
Ina, 0 op ember 14.
r"0. 1. Hood Se Co., Lowell, Mass.:
"Gentlemen;—As a tonin and blood
purifier x believe Hood's Sarsaparilla is the
very best. My whole system was entirely
run down, and it appeared tome as though
there was but little blood in my veins. I
was so weak I
Could Scarcely Cet Around
to do my work. I finally began to take
Hood's Sarsaparilla, and after using five
bottles I found that my strength had
returned and my appetite was very much
better. In fact, I now feel as strong as
ever." MRs. KELLEY, 9Weilington Ave.,
Toronto, Ontario.
tcTired Ali Over—Could Not Steep.
',It affords me much pleasure to testify
to the merits of Hood's Sarsaparilla. My
whole system was run down. I felt tired
all over my body and could not sleep at
night and my appetite was very poor. I
tried
several 1 h '
$lei
an
p y e but with poor
success. I heard Hood's Sarsaparilla
spoken of so highly 1 determined to try it,
which I did with great results. That
tired feeling is gone, my appetite is good
and I feel like a new woman." MRs,
f%,�'ATTIERI:Ey, 132 Elizabeth St., Toronto.
Hrood's Sorsa Mein
is the Only
True rood' Purifier
rominently before the public eye today,
And it is therefore the ideal building -up
aaedicine. Be sure to get Hood's.
lY�ars Pliig the after-dinner pill and
family cathartic. 25e.
Nor Over Fifty Years.
WiO
t slow sSootlhing SyAND rup hasD been sed
for over fifty years by millions of mothers
for their children while teethin„ with per-
fect success, It soothes the child, softens
the eeums, allays all pain, aures wind colic
and is
the best
remedy f
pleasant to the taste. old byDDru gists In
every part of the 'world. Twenty-five Cents
a bottle. Its value is incalculable. Be sure
and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
and take no o tlier kind
A. HAST1NCS,
--Proprietor oy
THE CENTRAL
BARBER SHOP.
HAIRCUTTING,
SHAMPOOING
and
HAIRCUTTING.
Ladies' and Children's Haircutting, a specialty
A.RAISTINGS, I'anson's Block.
Peeijie's
CUTTER & FITTER.
A.J. SNELL
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Main. St., ° - - - Exeter.
rwef and Worst
t?ds,
I have a complete line
of samples of all the latest
designs and patterns in
English, Scotch, Canad-
ian and American Tweeds,
Troueerings, Suitings, Coatings.
rAa. J S TELL
NIGHi',--
.XETER NORTH STORE
r. F..B. I�:night•has opened a Gen-
t al Store in the stand lately occupied
Or r Brook's Jdareess Shop with a full
stock of -
GENERAL GROC1t.RIE
BOOTS SHOES,
HARDWARE,
STATIONARY, ETC,
Produce taken in exchange for goods
Port Rowan has a1 stool: company boring control the
French schools for immediate in
r gas.
for p ec to u1 the report of the
Ontario
LITERAFiy l40I'ES•
It is said that lasther, in Gen
lace's "Ben llur," was =mod
1101111.01',
"'1']Iaalatopsis" means tea. vision; of
deet]I, " Bryant's poem, of that nate
e
was P0blished in 1816; it bas been set to
10111110
'c'J ho Silver Fort; school" was a tlaane
given to a group of writers of fiction in
.England who laid great stress upon mat -
toes of etiquette.
Fanny Crosby, the blind hynlu-writer,
was not bora blind, but lost her sight
When very young, Her husband, Alex-
ander San Alstyno, is also blind,
Captain Charles King, the novelist, is
a West Point graduate. He has served in
the United States artillery and also in the
cavalry. He was retired from active
ervice iu 1879 on account of a wound re
olva t 1.11 tlio•Apache campaign of 1874.
Homer is the poet to ryho1n is assigned
the authorship of the "Iliad" and "Odys-
ey" .01 hie personality nothing is
nown. Seven aides have oontouclod for
ho honor of:his birth.
Maarten. Maartou's first book was Called
'An Old Maid's Lova." : His real name
s M.
T
J
W.
Vander Puorten=Scizrvarta,
and he is 0 Hollander by birth,
Tho Astor Library in Now York City
an endowed reference library. It was
auricled in 1849 by John Jacob Astor, and
lays received successive gifts from dif-
rent members of tho family. The
briery numbers over 245,000 volumes, and
, for the most part, admirably selected.
s range is general.
Tho real name of - Madame Sans -Gene
as Therese Piquet:. At the age 5f
ghteon she donned the garb of a French
Idiot•, and for twenty-two years she
rticipated in the military glories of
Ire
With Napoleon's fall her career
od. Her last days were not prosperous.
f„or Napoleon's fall she opened a cook's
op, which failed. In 1818 she ala tied a
gnartermastor of the gendarmes, a friend
01 her youth. Eleven years afterward her
sbancl died, leaving her in very poor
cumstances. Finally she was compel-
d to beg a place in a - Hospital des Man-
s, where she dictated her
memoirs and
d,
.let ;reale ZE{snd
clot Wal- 'Is the eause of that tired languid.
after ,tis feeling which afflicts you at this season.
`l'be blond. Is. impure and has become
thin and peer. That is why you have
uo strength, 00 appetite, catt00t sleep,
Purify ,your blood w'.th Hood's Gorse
parilla, which will give you an appettie
tope your stomach, and inyigvl•ate your
your nerves.
150os e,,moble nnmisnlatie
a e s
W. E.
Bastian, n was stolen f
The ni.C.R. Impounds all cattle found tpiecl house 11a Montreal on Wednesday
on its property. night. Some of the colds rvoro aid Romanones,
Hamilton bicyclists are obliged to carry kind, They oaarieivalued ata$5,000. their
i
Some farmers are refusing $20 a ton for collection in America owned by the late k
their hay. �(
, lent an nnoc t
r' C I
be/Is sand lamps.
PatrWoodstock will spend $16, 000 on its man CaricCompBreenany, wan as was killed ye of hat .Tur
Pull -
school's this year, eotte, a small roadside station on the !s
A Sehringviiie fernier has oats more Grand railway, wast a St,Paut1 on f
six foot high. Friday night He t; it
thanwas ravelling in t11e foo
f bengame car, and when ,e
'ani
In July 2,828 oars of stook passed through an express. m was killed
St. Thomas,y mangled.
The bloomer exam hasin estod the U len noai lureott
Mazitirno Provinces. 7 pod frolio m the car directly In front of
inatnntly, and 1a
was horribly
S
Chatham's assessment has boon reduced 1 broonOze a statue oftm' clay afternoon
nieiu tIenpatr a le
$64,666 by appeals. Z 1, h patriot of
.The Prescott elevator Will be in opera_ 1, 1 a+ at the battle of F so
Con September 1. untotled on Vigor s pa
Leamington is Bail shippingu1 the _1e- b D tell, Ir
y largo T' Bence of about Hiroo hundred end
quantities of poaches, people: Aftenercls rho spectators assemb-
Midland will soon vote on a $4,000 by- I led in tho :Monument Nationale hall, wherese
law to improve itself.
y spoouhes were delivered lay Dr. :Wren, Mr. se
It
cine -Canadian leader of 4Si37, who lost
h life e c St. �ustaoho, vias
v ig , cruare ,v r. Illra • '
A Norlviclz gardener has an apple graft
laden with blossoms.
A fine Indian oxo was recently dug up
in Enniskillen township.
Tho Hamilton smelting works will be
in operation September lst.
Orillfa promptly fines any one using
profane language on the streets.
The recent rains have greatly unproved
the Drops in Essex county.
Tho late Joseph Hocclless,of Hamilton,,
loft an estate worth $711,000.
Stratford has a midget, weighing 45
pounds, who is 24 years old.
The Indians of Walpole Island will have their strike in P1lilac'„�lphia.
a Christian Endeavour Society.
. kn
roll killed o
s k'
I �
y tel
ea
28
people during July.
The Oxford Milling p y, Twenty-five bodies
Cotta an Norwich, recovered flop, the rains of the Gunery
is declared exempt from taxation. Hotel, Den tfer.
A London thief was sent to the peni- The telegram sent to Holmes from Pro-,
tenliiary four years for stealing $10. videnee R I, by„
Two London boys, aged only 12 and 13 Meanie Williams,” is
regarded by�the detectives Chore as a
joke.
The creditors of the Manitoba Commer- The loss by the colJance of the Coliseum
tial Bank will get 37 per cent, building, which was being erected by the
The M.C.R, will illuminate Niagara Chicago Exhibition Co., will exceed $200, -
Falls with two powerful search lights.
Alex. Wilson, arrested for robbery at Lancaster, A. oKy., f men C �Sti° a s' now fmen will amous
Chatham, has been found to be insane. suit against Miss Catherine West, for.
It is said that the Tilsonburg and Port breach of, promise.'
Butwoll railway 15 to bo built at once. The "Flyer" express, on the Chicago and
A fine crystallized limestone quarry has West Michigan road, was held up by train
been discovered near Sprucedalo station. robbers near Kalamazoo Mich. Nothing
San Francisco capitalists are trying to was secured by the bandits.
lease the Revelstoke smelting works. Charles R. Bishop, first vice-prosident of
An a
lm
an.
etc 101
ear-
� old,the Bank the1>
of Cali.
oldest fornia
st inat San Francisco,
Canada, is owned by a Biddu]pn man. has contributed $800,000 to schools and so-
cieties in the Hawaii:in Islands.
J.D. EEdgar, M.P,, and others.
Tho Canadian Bankers' Association of 1 .,iii
6i innipog has received the remainder of I air
tee erop estimaates. The overate crop of le
wheatc
z
s .7.0
J hushels a 110
th •
L aC •
I0. The ago
total estimateclyield in Manitoba is as fol• elle
lows; -1,711 eat, „0,890,0,6 bushels; oats
;ell, 988, lee bushels ; barley, 5, 758, 22
buehels; total, 1;0,6613,.642 bushels. Tho re- A
pores from the Canadlaitl Pacfiic railway toe
in •Manitoba and the North-West show that pal
the crop is now safe from all dangers. B
7)\ITuD STATES. cry
Garment inakers are on strike in Bos- str!
ton. 1 usu
POINTS FOR SHOPPERS.
novelty among ribbons is `the stilet-
1tor perforated sort. These Come in
u delicate tints along.
lack and white are likely to be a lie-
this year, the ground white, the
pos narrower and closer together than
al.
ie', white wash buttons come t0 snatch
white •
blot;
d
sofvarious
are shown_toltrian suits ofludesigns
k l iq
Galatea. Pique and
Tiny Chino Sowers, on white grounded
glacos, are much used for evening dresses
and for blouses, and recall the Dolly Var-
dens, popular some time since.
A novelty in blouses is made of an In-
dia -patterned silk handkerchief, the cor-
ners being used to form pointed epaulets
and basque, with straps of dark -red velvet
over the shoulders.
Linen grenadine is a material of very
loose, weave, and is shown In brown and
wood tones. '• It is found chiefly at the
linen stores and comes' in plain, dotted
and striped designs.
A waistof soft black' silk seen recently
was made in a blouse-efeot, with violet
velvet choux-or rosettes set in irregular
fashion about in its fullness.. The collar
was of silk, With violet rosettes:
"Angel”" sleeves are shown on the tea
gowns, those' of a cobwebby net with an
applique iu
e"
Pp q border being very fleecy and
halo-like. They (the' sleeves) are very
long, with wide, fan points, and are most
graceful and effective.
LIVE STOCK OC
K N
OTES.
Car
o,w
covers l
p v
1a
e been
successful fi '
s ulru
The Dominion Trades Congress will beThe uring1.J t
held in London, September 2nd.
le have already been
were found drunk the other day.
A Woodstock woman pulled a revolver
on a man who spoke to her on the street The list of dead in the Gumry Hotel,
The Waterloo House of Refuge is so full Denver, wreck stands at 22, and this will
of inmates that no more can be received, these Cly be the total of the casualties. Of
Throe hundred varieties of Canadian these three bodies remain unclaimed.
weeds will be exhibited at the Stratford Jesse Isborg betaine crazed by religion
Fair,• at a'revival meeting at Pine Bluff, Ark.,
A man aged 79, a.woman aged 71,.bt * landlady, Mandy Wal, went ker, and then killedshot and hisof Michigan, were recently marrie ed.
Windsor. •
An
t
Six Brockville hotel mon were recently Mont., to blow up Northern Pacificas made near Butte pas.
summoned for selling liquor during the senger train by planing a stick of dyne -
proscribed hours, mite in a flog Nearly the whole train
Three boys, aged 8, 11 and 18, reoentiy passed o
committed robberies in Ingersoll on Sun- ed. Th
day afternoon. . passengo
was inju
A' 0 e .ra n
ver the dynamite before it explod-
o last coach which was filled with
rs, was badly shattered, but no one
red.
Lora Perkins has been arrested at
polis, Minn., on the charge of kill-
ister, Mrs. Leta Hawkins, by set -
on fire, August 9th, for the sake
life insurance. The warrant was
t by Dr. Todd, medical inspector
the insurance companies. It had
posed that Mrs. Hawkins met hor
accidentally overturning a lamp.
FORFIaN.
e soldiers at. Tien-Tsin are still
d demanding bauk pay.
,000 deaths have already been
cholera plague in Japan
It is proposed to introduce singing and
the kindergarten system into the Public Miss
schools at Woodstock. Mfnnea
Little Irene Towers, of Hamilton, eon- ing here s
traced soarlot fever from a stray kitten ting
and she died of .it, of $r,0o0
sworn ou
t The Bradley-Garreston Publishing Corn- of one of
pang, Brantford, has been incorporated been sup
with a capital of $75.000. death by
The scaffold upon which Hendershott
and Welter were hanged has been cut up Cfhnes
for wood. It made two cords.
The Government has appointed. R. W. rioting
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Ferrate inspector of weights and measures caused by
for the Peterboro' district.
Two huge sticks of timber, 70- feet long
and 13 feet square, reached Kingston this
wee k froin Hastings, B. C. The freight
was $68.
The T:, A. and B. railway paid $1,000 to
the family of `i'hoinas Davis, Hamilton,
who was killed by an explosion while
working on tlae road.
Rev. Charles A. Salder, of Hamilton, who
was a well-known 100 -yards runner at
amateur games before ho went into the
ministry, is now a missionary in Chili.
The locality around Proton. Ont., was
visited with a white frost on Wednesday
night, but. fortunately, little damage was
done.
Yesterday's reports from the North-
West are very encouraging. Tho weather
Is fine, and the harvesting is progressing
rapidly.
hired Filgiano, the alleged defaulting
cashier of the Grand Trunk Railway Com-
pany at Hamilton, was committed for
111';111,
Mr, Albert Riniker•, a hog buyer, was
thrown front a train near Norwich, Ont.,
on Thursday night, and killed. His body
was r found Friday ala
morning.
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.Arn.
The .tit. George's Union of North Arnold
ea, which is now in session at Kingston,
Ont., has decided to hold its next biennial
session: et ,Utica, N,,1'. The officers Wore
elected at :Thursday's session,
'F%'o come Island, in ilia St. Lawrence,
oppeslta A1o11uadria bay, has been pur-
ohasod, and $50;.000 will be spent in the
ereet1011 of i1 casino and improving the
grounds.
The traffic, receipts of the Canadian
Patin() railway for the wee ondocl August
631st, atnoulated to $374,000, as against
$1350,000 for the corresponding week last
year',
A. Morris, Maniteb0 magistate, 1'ooently
001n/hitted a, 01011 -for ureal who psedabus
ivo llang1.1:4.o to an animal, The same
0)agi,i ere: son two• $nen to the High Court
. o Nur kinin„ a t hte:ken--neo one knew whose
h1, Y n;.la.•ran.
the
Hood's Pills are easy to take, easy to
action and` sure in effect. 25c,.
Ailsa Craig: On Suucla'y' at bolt from
a clear sky truck the chimney on the
residence of Mrs. Thompson .on William
St., and completely shattered the chim-
ney, The lightning knocked some
shingles off the roof and escaped to the
ground by the eavetrough and water
pipes. A cloud of soot was blown in-
to the room, but the escape of the elec•
trio fluid over
the wet roof doubtless
saved the members of the family from
harm and the building from serious
damage,
Parkhill: On Friday evening about
£J„ o'clock, fare brck out iu the loft of the
barn in the rear of he.I'Iasti•nge. ouse.
Though the fire was probably discover-
ed shortly after it started and the fire -
engine was soon at work, the building
was quickly enveloped in .tlames, it
being frame and containing. hay, straw
and other inflammable material. In a
few minutes the ban and the stable in
eonnection were burned to the ground,
Mr. McKinnon' sav d his horses, but
lost about four tons of hay, a quantity
of straw, sleigh, tool etc. The build
ing was -owned by ir. Hastings and
was we understand, insured for $500.
The'fire communicated to the black-
smith shop on the opposite side of the
street, bill through the exertion of the
ftrenten and others the shop was saved
and no
damage, don to the ;oilier build.
legs which were at one time threaten
ed. A' new barn and stable will be
erected as soon as possible. In the
meantime Mr. _McKir non has arranged
for stabling for a limited number of
horses. The origion of, the fire is a
mystery.
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Clinton: On Tuesday last the c
snit tee of the Rouse of Refuge met
Clinton, and among other busiue
made
ono'
official 1 visit to the House wi
that a view to satisfying themselves as
the truthfulness of the complaints as
the work. It was deemed best to ha
the services of two independent an
unprejudiced expects to look over th
building, and also advise with this arch
itect on the question of the stein an
strength of roof, and the services
Messrs. Rynas, of Goderich, and Hardy
of Exeter, were secured. After thor
ough investigation they reported tha
a great number of the eompiaints wer
unfounded, in a couple of instance
some improvement might be made
and stated that few buildings of th
size were erected with fewer faults
and that the plans and appearance o
the building were first-class. To pu
the roof in the strongest possible state
the experts and the architect devised
some additional work on the trusses,
which will give a power of resistance
to practically four times any weight
ever likely to come on it, or about ten
tons to the square. With the barn and
stonework ork
the committee were thor
onghly well satisfied, the latter work
being the more minutely inspected on
account of the slurs cast on it. The
general opinion being that Contractor
McBeth and his men have made one of
the nicest little barns in the country.
The committee let the job of making
the approach to Mr. McCraig. Mr. A.
S. Chrystal has completed the'steel tank
at the House,. and has it in its place.
ielr. °roll has nearly one coat of plaster
put on.
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The
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When
can bo
corn, . al
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other fa
At th
lambs o
scale at
thirds o
birth.
Yotytng
able bul
Heifer c
The town of Coin, in Andalusia, Spain, I si
was visited by an earthquake yesterday. food ale
Peter Denny, one of the best kno ed.—Farm
country stables there is no excuse
1 odors.
tover you would like a pig to be
n bave by selecting a boar that is a
u of what you want.
a horses are kept in dark stables
ought out into the sunlight, the
in great danger of injury.
temperature of a stable should never
w the freezing point. The proper
nature is about sixty degrees.
ary confinement in a dark stable
endoncy to make a horse vicious.
cts the . brain, as it does the brain
man being in such confinement.
hogs aro fed upon alfalfa, they
finished up nicely on Egyptian
id iu some sections whore alfalfa
this corn grows better than any
t -producing grain.
e last Smithfield show of England
f about 300 days of ago ,gipped the
222 pounds, giving about two -
f a pound of growth per day since
A fine record.
animals should be fed consider -
k in order t6 develop the stomach.
elves especially should be fed con-
s bulky food. When concentrated
ne is fed, the stomach is contract-
er's Voice.
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shipbuilders on the Clyde, is dead at D.
barton.
A national conference of the Liberal
party in oned to
meet on October 9 and 80, 'to dland has been iscuss the
political situation. •
A cable despatch from Dundee says it is
estimated that there are now 25,000 10111
hands out on strike. The manufacturers
have entered into an agreement not to ad-
vance wages. ,
Fresh outrages upon missionaries are
reported from China. The American mis-
sion near Foo -Chow has been attacked by
a mob, ne chapel and school -house wreck-
ed, and :our of the native scholars wound-
ed.
Two English railway companies, the
Groat Northern and the London and
North-Western, have just succeeded in
breaking the records fox express service by
running from London to Aberdeen, a dis-
tance of 500 miles, at tllo average rate of a
mile a minute. "
In the Imperial House of Commons on
Friday
thcl
President scd en
t of
the Board of Agig-
111'0
culture,
, in _rsnly to n question, said he
could nee see the necessity of sending an
export to Canada to enquire into the estate
endo of pleuro -pneumonia, as the disease
had aetnally been detected in some Cana-
dian Cattle landed at Deptford.
Six of the Chinese who were implicated
in the recent inassaore at the attach upon
the Euiropean missions have been convict-
ed of enurcler. It is stud that the firmness
of the United Status and British Govern -
pleats has broughttheChinese to terns,
and Haat the trials will now be conducted
with something like fairness.
An attempt was made on Saturday at
Paris to murder the 13aron Alphone de
Rothschild by moans of an infernal ma-
chine in the shape of an envelope contain-
ing 1'ulnainate of iuoten y, The envelope
was opened by a confidential olork, who
was seriously: injured by the explosion
whir: #allowed..
NEWSPAPERDOM.
Ten editors aro members of the English
parliament.
There are twenty-five women running
country papers in Kansas.
A Spanish paper in the Pyrenees re-
gularly suspends publication in hot
weather.
"Ono undoubted Americanism has taken
filen root in England; the Times has
adopted '`gerrymandering."
In order to foster British commerce with
Japan the British Trade Journal has de-
termined to issue a regular quarterly edi-
tion in Japanese and to print and publish
it in Japan.
CASTORIa is truly a marvelous thing
for children. Doctors prescribe it med-
ical journals recommend it and more
than a million mothers are using it
in the place of paregoric, Bateman's
Drops; so called soothing syrups and
other narcotic and stupefying
remedies.
es
Cast ria isquickest o the qut.,l.ost thingto iegrt,
late the stomach :and bowels and give
healthy sleep the world ever saw. .It
is pleasant to the taste and absolutely
harmless. It relieves constipation,
quiets pain. cures dtarl•hce and wind
colte, allays fc;verishness, ' destroys
weans :ed prevents Convulsions, soOth•
01' the child and gives it refreShdning
and natural sleep. Cattoria ie the
clliIdreit 's panacea—.the mother's friend,
Cestoda is pelt ftp in one -size bottles
only, It is not soli, in bulk. Don't
allow any 01'1 to sell yotl'itinything elee
oe the pion, 0r promise that it is " just
as good " and " will answer every
purpose." -
Soe that von get C -A -S -'i' -O -R -i -A.
The fan
aiadila i5 os
slam:tare. ovary
wfaPPor,
WOMEN IN DOUBT
SHOULD TAKE
PENNYROYAL WAFERS
To correct irregularity and weakness,
keep the orlrnnslnhoalthy condition. The
Waters are "LIN Savers" to young women.
aid ""remail dovelnpment, provide pain-
less.regular p orin"ls. Ask for The Detroit
bend. All druggists sell them at si per
box. No butter renaedyrorwomen known.
GIDLEY
& SON
8
AMININEND
Are showing special line
for the next two weeks in
PARLOR TABLES,
CURTAIN POLES,
AND
PICTURE MOULDINGS,
Pek
y.
S.DLE
I . SON,
Y
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ON
1
yr
ODD FELLOW'S
Block
Loudon, iluron and Bruce,.
TIMME TABLE,.
Go;No 1' on rrz—' r,or..
d nssen
London, depart 8.115 A Ai 444 WE
Cell tralia ... t inn 5,47
EXETER e 21 eee
hernial' . . ,,. '1 :17 (1 15
Kippeu " 1144 lis tie
Bruoeilekt...,,. fine eme
diatom . 10.1e ince
Lon.le:aero
.
),lytic 111'$8) 71311
1%�t;;rtive................... 111,38 7x7
Wingnam arrive........ lila(; 700
8f
GoeNe SOUTH--
Passengere
Wingltam, depart....... 11.15A. et :ereutits.
Belgeave 1100 &a
Blytl• nes • 4.01
Lend esbora 7.1(1 '405
Ulinron 7.30 COS
Let: .,eiielti 740 4.40;
Niemen 7.57 4753
FIFusall 8q0 4419
EXETER,
Cee trance S. 11 $
:23.
s. 1(: 5
With a cough, teed et'
sore throat, ITse ,a
remedy that relieves
DAN- frolic the start, soothes
and heals the inflamed
tissues of the laryex or
bronchial tubes.
PYNY-PE CTO
is a certain remedy basad on a clear know-
ledge of the diseases it was created to
mire,
LARGE BOTTLE 25 CENTS. 's
5ti .IAS.DAGKACPE
ree#b fora aches
with mucu►ar ()airteg,.atirl
4a6 juepur on Mat
Bani6her of Backache
1 mat° Ml tirlfat Pi5r€F
J McLncnr,tN. Point au Chene, writes: Notal_
'ng better for Lame Back and Lumbag,o than the
D..11 f,.
Menthol 1
0
Plaster.
A. E. AfaoLEAN writes
from
Windsor: ser: "
TheoWL Ient4ol
Plaster is curing Sore Back end
Rheumatism at a great rate in this vicinity.
35c. each in air -tight tin box.
WOOD'S PTia D'SP FICI it ir.lE.
The Great English Remedy.
Sim Packages Guarankeetto
promptly; and permanenwiy
etre all Iorms o1• iber,oru,
Weakness, Emissiona,S.perm•
atorrhea, Impotenayaruiaa l
effects of Abuse or Ircreesse ,
Lfental-Worry,exec:minaam
Before and tlfter. of 2bbaeeo' opivanor:Sti aaat.
tants, which soon Zeadr.o In-
Jlrmity, Insanity, Consumption and an.early imam.
Ras been prescribed over 35 years in thousa'mbh62
cases; is the only Reliable and Rosiest Ire85sear'
known. gskcdraggistfor Wood's Phosphalaliae;2t
he offers some worthlessmedicine in place apt
inclose'pricedn letter. and wo will send byrr
elem
mail Price. one Package, 51; six, $5, ous.a.
"tease, ala, will cure. Pamphlets free toanyaaddnest
The Wood Comp/tar,
Windsor, Ont.. Canada,.
he
13ranif rd
IS HANDLED 13)
PERKINS -
MARTIN
AND
9
AGENTS FOkle
BICYCLES, SEWING MACHINES
ORGANS, ETC.
The Brantford won
—239 first prize.,
—148 second "
88 third ""
and holds nea3•lyevere
Championship from aka
Atlantic to the Pacific.
PerkinsMartin.
EXETER
ER
Pitt I H
HOUSE.
HOGS WANTED
FOR DELIVERY
EVERY MONDAY A,
As we are killing hogs regular we erre
prepared to fill crocks or pails 'wills
new lard.
PRICE LIST:
Tender loin 9 cents laar'a
Spare ribs 2
Roast pork 10 "
Lard in crocks 11 4'
Hams, smoked 12 .r
Baeks " 11 ."
13, Bacon " 12 "
Clear Bacon 9 to 10
Spiced roll l
10"
z
Pigs feet 1115 ," per des.
THE EXETERRoust
) PACKING .o
Co NELLr - '
-Prop.
eiL
,K
5
st
.;tad to "Grin and Deur It" When ho
hada pain. Yen can grin and ban-
ish tiatat bnce by using,Pkafay Davis'
1
Sold rind used everywhere. A *holt, medtbtno chest
by itself. .Kills every form of external Or internal pain.
IDOSE—A teaspoonfta in half glass of Water or nilik