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}T. KINSMAN, L. D. S, (Dentist.)
Specialist in gold filling and plate
work. Extracts teeth without any
pain, or sickness, or any bad effects in the
gums
ndon
last Thursdayieach mntb, Roo. At s wst side a
Street, Exeter.
DR.D. ALTON ANDERSON,(D.D.S.,L.D.S.,)
honors Graduate of the Toronto Uni-
rsitv and Royal College of Dental Surgeons.
of Ontario. Teeth extracted without pain.
A111 modes of Dentistry up to date. Office
oyer Elliot & Elliot's law office—opposite
Central Hotel—Exeter,
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1J ltesidoutes, same as formerly
OFFICES, Spackman, building, Main St.
Dr, Rollins' office; same as formerly—north
door. Dr. Amos' ofacie, same building—sonth
door. May 1st. 1805
J. A Rollins, M, D. T. A. Amos, M. D
Dn,T. P. 15feLAUGHLIN, MEMBER OF
the College of Physicians and Surgeons
Ontario. Physician, Surgeon and Accouch-
eur. Office, Dashwood, Ont,
gal,
p H. COLLINS, IiARRISTER,SOI,ICIT-
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Money to Loan.
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B, V. ELLIOT, FRED, ELLIOT, M. MCKENZIE.
Auctioneers r,
la BROWN, Winclleisoa. Licensed Allot-
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Sales promptly attended to and terms rea-
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Ineur'ance.
E ELLIOT,
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Exeter
WE CAN GiVE POSITIONS
to persons of till grates of ability.
Agents, book-keepers, clerks, farmer's sons,
Tiiwyers, mechanics, physicians. preachers,
students. married and single women, widows
Positions aro worth from $400.00 to $2,507,00
gannWTI . We have paid several canvas-
s -elks 550,51) for years. Mauyhave started poor
send become rich with us. Particulars upon
application. State salary expected.
'The Illratlley-t arrctieou Co„ Etde To,
ronto, Out.
EXETER MARKETS.
(Changed every Wedi,eeday)
Wheat per bushel........ . • ..... ..... $072 to 73
Barley,
Oats 20 to 28
Peas
Butter
Potatoes psrbag 35
Onions .. - .. 40
Bed Clover Seed per bushel..;....: $4.00 to $4.50
Hay per ton 7.00 to 8.00
Dried Apples per ib 2'/z
Turkeys 7
Ducks 8
'5
17 to 18
37 to 38
11. to 12
Geese....,-..
Chicken
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Excitement, overwork and worry are
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GREEKS IN CRETE. r A
ARMY OF OCCUPATION LANDED.
AT PLATANIAS.
Attitude of the Powers---Yoreo'Will be Used
to Cheek Greece ---Prince George Notified
-^Itetirno and 'Palma,Blockaded by the
lfieets,
London, Feb. 15.—Mr. George N.
Curzon, Parliamentary, Secretary of
Foreign Affairs, announced in the House
of Commans to -day, in reply to questions
regarding the exact situation In Crete,
that the powers .were taking every step
that was possible for them to take ad-
vantage of to the end of checking the
disorders in that island. All • of the for-
eign consuls 131 Crete, he added, were
under instructions to co-operate in the
direction of restoring order.
Mr. Curzon, answering further ques-
tions, said that the. Government had
absolute information that the Mussel.-
mans
ussuiclans in Crete were exposed to massacre
at the hands of the Christians. Replying
to a request for information as to the
course to be taken by the British naval
vessels in Cretan waters, Mr.• Curzon
said that the British naval officers had
been instructed to take no isolated action
in Crete under any circumstances. Mr.
Curzon declined to make any statement
'as to the nature or purport of the corres-
pondence which had passed between the
powers concerning the Cretan situation
and tido position of the powers in regard
thereto,
The Daily Chronicle will to -morrow
publish a despatch from Brussels saying
it is reported there that 'the Greek Gov-
ernment have purchased 100,000 rifles at
Liege.
RESTRAINING GREECE.
Athens, Feb. 15.—The representatives
of the powers accredited to Greece held
two meetings yesterday, the conferences
taking place at the French Legation. At
the second meeting, which was held in
the evening, it was agreed that the
powers, through their Ministers at Ath-
ens, should protest against Greek inter-
vention in Crete, and as a result of this
decision the French Minister, M. Bource,
waited upon M. Delyannis, the Greek
Premier, and intimated to him that the
powers had determined to take decisive
steps, even resorting to araus, to predent
Greece from taking further hostile action
in Crete.
Bouree, as the spokesman of the repre-
sentatives of the powers, advised the im-
mediate recall of the Greek flotilla from
Crete, and at the sante time promised
that the powers would take into consider-
ation the claims of Greece in Crete and
the question et e union of Crete with
Greece.
Premier Delyannis asked to be allowed
time in wilieh to reply to the representa-
tions made by M. Bouree, which request
was granted.
The military reserve forges are respond-
ing with great unanimity to the Govern-
ment's summons, and are flocking to the
military depots in large numbers. The
military bureaus report that the lists of
the reserves will be made up within two
days.
GREEK TROOPS LANDED.
Advices received here from the Island
of Crete announce that the "corps of oc-
cupation," consisting of infantry, artil-
lery and engineers, and numbering 1,500
men, which embarked at Piraeus, yester-
day, have landed at Platanias, fourteen
kilometres west of Canea. The warships
of the powers, these advices also state,
had previously landed strong detachments
at Retimo, Herkalion and Canes.
When the announcement was made
here that the "corps of occupation" under
command of Col. •Vassas, chief Aide -de -
Camp to King George, had lancled in
Crete demonstrations of the wildest joy
were indulged in by the populace. A
despatch from Canea states that Col.
Vllssos has issued a' proclamation to the
Cretans and has; demanded that the
Turks surrender.
ATTITUDE OF THE POWERS.
Berlin, Feb. 15,—Tho many rumors
concerning - what actually occurred in
Athens as'a result of the two conferences
of the diplomatic representatives of the
powers yesterday and the subsequent
representations of the conclusions arrived
at by the conference to Premier Delyan-
nis, M. Bounce, the French Minister, be-
ing the spok esman.of the diplomats, have
been set at rest by a semi-official state-
ment which was given out here to -day.
According to this statement M. Delyan-
nis, upon being formally notified of the
action of the foreign Ministers, which
notice was put in the form of a protest
against the action which Greece has taken
in Crete, asked that time be allowect him
in which to consider and formulate a
reply. This request having been granted,
111. Delyannis to -clay communicated to the
diplomats through 11. Bouree an answer
to their protest. The Greek Premier, after
a brief review of the situation, declared
without qualification that it is the pur-
pose of Greece to occupy Crete. In view
of this defiant attitude of the Hellenic
Kingdom, the German Government will
consider that it is no longer consonant
with dignity to proceed further in the
paths of diplomacy at Athens, and after
having communicated this conclusion to
the Governments of the other powers,
will inst l:let the commander of the Ger-
man warship Kaiser in Augusta to pro -
coed to Canea and join the associated
fleets in preventing any hostile action on
the part of Greece, and co-operate with,
thele in restoring order in the' island.
According to the semi-official statement
this decision on the part of Germany is
final.
London, Feb. 15.—The matter of the
disorders in Crete and the independent
action taken by Greece in sending a
flotilla and transport ship with troops to
theisland came up in the House of Lords
to -day, when Lord Salisbury declared that
reforms for the Island of Crete had been
arranged and were already being put into
effect when Greece intervened. The pow-
ers, the Premier said, were unanimous
in regarding the action of Greece as i.11 -
advised. to say the least, and. had lost no
time in expressing this opinion in lang
nage of the most earnest character to the
Greek Government. The Government of
Great Britain, Lord Salisbury declared,
remained in complete accord with the
other powers, and there was no ground
for thinking that they would, depart 110111
the policy Which they had hitherto pier
sued.
Cane
a Feb. 15.—The o
5 c m and'
m ens of
the British and other foreign warships
g p
stationed here have informed Prince
George, commanding the' Greek'torpedo
z,1
flotilla, that they have received orders to
prevent the 000upaIion 'of the Island of
Crete by Greece, and, if necessary, to use
force to Carry out these instructions. . •„
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JAMES II, TIIORNE, Justice of the
Peace.
Lucan: Master Ed. McLean receiv-
ed a serious injury in the face while
assisting Mr, J. Howard to sharpen
skates on Friday. A broken pulley
caused the mishap.
McGillivray: Elmer Murdy, while
drawing sand from Huston's sand pit,
unearthed two human skeletons, They
were not more than eighteen inches
below the surface, and close to each
other.
Sea forth: The remains of Mrs. David
Duncan, mother of Mr. Geo. Dnlld%ln,
who died on Saturday, Nov. 6th, were
interred in the Egmondyille cemetery
on Monday, the funeral being largely
attended. The deceased lady was in
her 8S year,
hipper: What might have proved
a very serious accident happened to Mr.
John Doig, the other day While in
the shop of Mr. T. Mellis, he received a
severe kick from "-a horse which was
getting shod, knocking him fiat on the
floor. Fortunately for Mr. Doig' no
hones were broken. Had the kick been
a little higher, the result would have
been more serious.
Clinton: We regret to announce the
death of Miss Lily Holmes, which ocurr-
ed on Thltirsday, at the age of 20 years.
She has been ailing for some time from
a complication of diseases, being help
less for several months. Her parents
have the sincere sympathy of the com-
munity in their -bereavement,
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We Sell Cheap.
Don't think because we keep nothing
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R. N. ROWE
Imperial Meat
Market.
Having purchased the butcher-
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and as many new ones.
Fresh Meat.
We intend keeping the very best
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Tenderloin, spare ribs, sausage,
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lv sold in the factory can now be
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Orders
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longest term of credit being one
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.A man must consider his purcbaos
well these times; he must buy whets
he can do the best.
Look at some of these figures.
Pants made to order, all
wool heavy tweeds $2.00
Suits $9.89
Overcoats ,$8 A30
Black Worsted suits a spec-
ial, $ 12.06.
Our $20 'blacks beat all .
others at $23. Colne and. ;sot
for yourself.
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New Premises.
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ways on hand; also Acca-
%ene'C'acto and Liniment, the
medicine so successfully
used
by h Munroe, Mr: C a�
Parkhill, P�lrkhill in this and other
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ins various allows, diseases. For
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