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IL KINSMAN, L. D. S. & DR., A, R.
EL SaiAN, f. 1). S., D. D. S.. Bonor
graduate of Toronto C`niyersity,
DENTISTS,
'teeth extracted without any pain, or any
lead effects. Office in Ftaneon's kliook, west
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ante 1)1a..r'I a St eet, Lrxcker-
D1►R.D. ALTON ANDilliSON,(D,D,S..L D,S,)
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h t the Toronto rid.
rsi.ty and Royal College of Dental Surgeons
of Ontario r.,r„.tlr extracted withoutsit.,
All modes of Deattietry up to date. office
Over Elliot &; l lit ot'.a law otlioo--oppoeite
Central Hotel—Exeter.
Medical
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FFI(:F3,yplael.ensu, building. Main +3t
Dr, Rollins' office; same as formerly --north
door. Dr. Ames' office, acme building seutlo
door. May 1st. 1893
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the College ofPliv Iiclitns;a,rrelSurgeans
Oaterfa, 1'hv:,ieltan..,rrgeon And Assoaoh-.
aur. (ore, itashwno 1, (last
Legal.
D U. 001 LINS, BA1UiICTER,S()LT('•IT-
IA,. OR, Conveyancer, Notary nubile
®free• -Aver O'leil'al Bane, Eseter,Ontario.
Money to Loan.
iI,DTCESON.IiAItRTF'1'I•;1t,SOLICIT(1R,
of SAt}iv Sgre CnUrt, `otgrr Public, 0on-
ireyaneer, Com m i'a.ioner, e: e.;ionoy to loan
Qilloe--J eusou'aIilo0k.Exeter
1iI,TOT(i! ADMAN, BARRISTERS,
Rte . Conveytineere. and Money to
Loan at 5 and 5! leer cent.
B. V. ]:r.l•IOT. F. W. 0tO,I 1,rAN.
,Atactioneera
Tri BROWN, Wincltefeea. Licensed Auot-
1 . ionoerfor tIrto (`suutio* 0f Pert1:4,;14.14,(1,
Middloaox, ai:lo for rho towushi� O1 V.
Ianbale prom
ated arranged attended t I ost office• Win.
aholsea.
Insurance.
TS ELLIOT,
1 In:mm.1 co Agent.
main St.
• ANTED, HELL.'...__.
Reliable man in every lol•nitty, local or
travelling, to Introdu.ee a now discovery and
keep onrahow car.l:;tacktrd up nu trees,tenecs
ane hrtitgo'throughout town and uountrv.
Steady employment, Qom inleaion or salary,
S05 per with anti expenses, and money de-
posited in any bank when started. For par-
ticulars write' Olio World Modtcal Bleatrie
Co.," London. Oat , Canada. 2.2 Si
TAILORING
CI -MAP
AND
NOBBY.____
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" The Hang -dog Expression "
looks of a " ready made,''" hand -
mo -down " suit of clothes is
enough to disgust the Prince of
Slovens.
NO FIT, ?S
NO STYLE, ;K
NO GOOD. S l
A tailor made suit, cut. made
and fitted to the contour of your
form is certain to look right.
AND WEAR'-wwwW-
Parts of machinery which
1. P. t accurately fits withstand se-
4-50 were service and parts that do
not fit wear out quickest.
Same with clothes. Choose
your cloth and we do the rest.
Prices small as Stitches.
Bert.. Knight.
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4 40
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RIDES! HIDES! !
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High est cash. price paid
for hides, calf, lamb and
sheep skins...
For first class beef,
lamb, pork, poultry, sau-
sage or bologna, call at the
NEW I.3UTU IIF R SHOP. ...
REEF SO IAD BY TIlti: Q$37tlig n'-
ERATLOWtlST &A.is11 PRIAM.
. ,FRESi'1 FISH.
.ged
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Atte,
an
taca
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One boor South .of v optiro,,
CENTRAL HOTEL, L1 !Wit ii 1 e... 14
EXETER MARKETS.
(Changed every Wedi.esday)
Wheat per bushel $0 81. to. 82
Barley • 25 to 27
Cats 4e, 25 to 25
Peas .
Butter
Eggs
Potatoes perbag
(Intone ,
Iled Clover Seed per bushel-
Ha,
ushel
Hay per ton
Dried Apples per lb
Tut keys
Ducks
Geese..
Chieken
Wool per lb.
DEBTORS AND CREDITORS•
Two
Cases Which Throw Light on Their
Relationship With Each Other,
45^ to o , I Mande(); Jan. 15.—A short time ago
14 to )5 the residence of 'Oharles A2oLorio was
L& burned, and the insurance money was
, - 45 to 50 garnisheed bya number .o creditors to
40 f
$A.Oo to $4,50 whom MoLorie had become indebted while
7.Q5 to 8,0o he was connected with the Windsor brew -
4 ery. Mrs. ¥aLeric claimed that the incur-
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Ali Women Should
This Interesting Letter—"I was
Nervous and Weak."
Life Changed from Misery to. Joy
by Hood's Sarsaparilla.
The terrible trials of the ,e gentlep
sex" are beyond description, .How
hood'sarsait.arilla isadapted for them
and Low it restores health and helps
over the hard places, iiswellillustrated
by .tit. flare's letter.
teas 1. Brod a Co., Lowell, Mass.:
"Dear Sirs: —In early We I suffered
=eh from stoameh troubles and spent a
great deal of money in doetorin,;, Ire-
t eived temporary reli f only to have a re,
turn of Bleknez.s, and for the past Ave
life has been made miserable by
constant i linesa. During title -period there
have been six months that 1 was not off
my bed, end for one year I suffered most
severely, I was
Nervous and Weak
and life seemed a burden. It happened
that my husband bought .a -bottle of
Haod'a Sarsaparilla and I commenced to
take it in small doses, In a short time it
eves evident that it was helping me. In
two weeks I felt that I was being greatly
oenefited. About this time our youngest
NOD, then 15 years of age, was taken down
with typhoid fever. Ile passed on to his
sward, and soon others of the family
woretaken i11, until I was the only one
1ef t to care for them. I continued taking
Hood'a Sarsaparilla, and to the aurpriseof
myself and all the neighbors, I not only
kept up and tool; caro of the sick, but my
Health Continued to Improve.
I<o>t nearly three months this siege cY
d fever held the family down. All
time, as by a miraele, my health
up and 1 grew strong. At present
I am feeling wetland know that the bene-
fit derived from hood's Sarsaparilla is
permanent. Other members of the house-
hold have since taken flood's Sarsaparilla
and hood's fills with good effect," MEI.
REBECCA PLACE, N. Sixth St., Goshon,Ind.
Hb,d's
e�t'i�i��'" p rail.
Is the Best—la fact the One True Blood Puriller.
Insist upon Hoop's; take no substitute.
Hood's Pills
prompt, efficient and
itis easy lneffect. 25 cents.
ADE IVIF A r1.51A
AJAX T iltLETS POSITIVELY C TTEE
AraNeaniotrs 1aomer Eailin5 Mom,
ory,Tinpotonoy lool'lnnsnoss, eta c zteted
by Abuse or other Excesses and 'Indio -
motions, „ SScy note7ai?a end et watt'
restore iost'Vitahtg in old or young find
fit 4 man for study, business or marriage. '
Prevent Inettnity and Consumption it
tYi en in time. Their Imo ahew, immediate improve.
raontmid effects a Ct1Iln vyhore all other fail In-
sist upon havint Ino genuine Alas Tablets xhcy
1,avo cured thouo -nds and tvilletireeon We give - tigo.
itive written guarantee' to effect a cure i8f8 A0T t� i�a.
each, case or. rebind the money. y. 1•,„rico or 7 A ¢,e,�or
-package; or; six plrgie, (tall treatment! for., 82(0 .12y
,mail, .n plain smarter, noon receipt of trice. Circular
1'ree.19AJAX REMEDY it luw' lvlr CO., ' Cl lex see
Mold in licete • by C. Lutz,_ Dirtia:l.it38
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The Free Piess, des;ring to greatly
ilna'Huta1. : thseripttan lief makes the g:
following great t,tior lo the fanners
z cto.'kau+u rd' Canada whereby sub- a,;,
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seri leas to iraa.ly Free l'res4 will get k
m S .. aper Free. &'
The Free Press has Marie artanga-
ntent:s with the ".ttc'intry 'eic et`
Publishing Co. for a number of copies of tar
their bink -rhoZ Veterinary 831ou0e '
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'e„ pt t a of wheel , Seals,. e Thi:; booki
t •,',) fur a min In) l ern l tnget.go the
Anatomy, lei,cisu. end l.e.nttn: t of )'
I)enei t e annuals sand Poultry, alsois
4 containingfull do rriptiono1'7icclicine
and l( e nt., so that every farmer can '•
:,l be his own veterinary.
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The a eekly Free Press aria. enrol „„
n,t,l-Home taroini,ar (Prise el.?t)
ami
n espy of ti Cn( rotary ,Seienua (Klee
z2 0(11. Both w:11 be m +1101.1 to any ad- -
di isosuponthe,tctr"p1tofTWa Denary.
))o not ntu;- t hls c It.)\'e cannot
afford to continuo thi: rafter a definitely.
Ourohlcut 1n nrtl nes a nmw) t.-. scuro
•an immediate is nI n nth+cb ut loss
lib rel otfor migl ( feet) to attrwt. Ito-
incinbec. by send ng 1250 for the book E
lou gi t alto 11 e•cl 1y Free Press and
i arta surf ]tonne CINE YEAR FREE
Ag nts minted everywhere. el.dd'oss
74 ail cyn eilinicatious to tlle.
1Free Press
d olidul7, Ont,
Mr. Percy, Quance,:of Lambeth, ha21
his hand cut Monday by a cutting box.,
The wetted required several stitches.
Thursday James Hamilton, of Fitz-
rev. whilst felling trees in the woods ov
his farm, was accidentally caught by a
limb of a falling tree and iastatttly
killed.
Cook's Cotten Root Compound
Is the only safe, reliable
!monthly medicine on which
ladies cat depend in the
hour and tinge of need.
Is prepared in two degrece
of strength.
No. 1 for ordinary cases
is by far the best dollar medicine known
—sold by druggists, one Dollar, per 'box.
No.:'2 for special cases—>o degrees
stronger—sold by druggists.One ,box,
Three, Dollars; two boxes, 1Five Do11are,
No. i, or No. 2, mailed on receipt of
price and two 3 -cent stamps.
The Cooky Company,
Windsor, Ontario.
r rrr kiold Ere Exeter by J. 1W, Brown `n;
til ruggint.
ance was her own, that it could not bo
used to pay of( her husbaud's debts, The
creditors, however, showed that the hus-
band. had been given power of attorney
to use his wife's name in his business
transactions and. claimed that his debts
Should bo met by Airs. IaleLerie, The
judge took this view of the case, and
granted, the claims of the creditors.
Rade an Illegal Seizure.
Toronto, Jan. 15.—Judge Morgan has
deckled theta gift front a husbaud to a
wife cannot be seized for rent, The Land
Security Co, seized for rent a Bell organ,
given by Alt. Evans of Delaware avenue
to Mrs, Hannah Emus, his wife. She
sued tt a rceovar, and Judge Morgan gave
judgment h her favor, allowed $20 dam-
ages, and ordered the co/rspany to pay
the costs.
COAL, GOES UP.
,
Me Output ntlarnQtie Cotnp•utfcs Rave l:eatricted
t ta,doa
1 Go the Screws.
New York, Jan. 14.—Announcement
was made yesterday that the enthravite
coal producing and carrying compaante.s
have advanced prlee•.s 10 to :10 cents per
ten to the basis of S3.tI free on board for
stove at tidewater, a her price, in pro-
portion. .The advance, it was explained,
is due to the 1ightnt-a of stock, resulting
from the continued restriction of the out.
pat, and to largo orders from the Wet.
An :oillelal o1' one of -the companies de.
dared that the supply of small Boal is so
]ight that the locomotives on his road are
using bituminous e.ril. 1r. trade circles
the belief is a cart ; .1 nut ountint udririlci
weather will prevent reeliz tiun of the
new prices.
• JAPAN'S NEW CABINET.
lt1'arquis Ito Forme a• Cabinet Witicit is
Independent of Parties,
London, Jtu). 14,--•A despatch, to the
Daily Mail horn aaliAnglati says that a
new Japanese Cabinet has been completed,
with the following distribution of port-
folios,
Premier, the Margate Ito; Minister of
Foreign Affairs, Baron Nissl; Minister of
the Interior, Viscount Koshiiawa; Alin-
istee of War, Viscount Katsura Minister
of Marine, 'Marquis Saigo Tsugurrriehl;
Minister of Finance, Count Inouye; Min-
ister of Communications, Baron Suyem-
atsn; Minister of F clueation, ;'1erquls
Saionyi; Minister of Justice, M. Sono.
Suffocated In an Oil Tank.
7tloronee, Ont., Jan. 1:1.• --.Last evening
about 6 o'elook Mr. henry S. Mowlam of
Dawn:. Oil Fiord, woe found dead in one
of his own all tanks. The recent rains
have caused the oil tanks to float, and it
seems Mr. "Mewlaaui got an augur and
proceeded to bore a holo in the bottom of
the tank. He was found shortly after by
one of his mon, tasphyxllated and beyond
all medical aid. Deceased was born about
40 years ago on the farm where he had
lived. Only recently his laud was found
to bo very rich in crude oil, and opera-
tions were only just begun. A widow,
two sons and three daughters survive
him.
His CnstIy Private Still.
Lindsay, Ont., Jan. 14.—Wm. Calls.
ghan, who was arrested yesterday in the
township of Emily for having In his
possession a whisky still, pleaded guilty
this morning before Col. Deacon, police
magistrate, and. was sentenced to ono
month's imprisonment at hard labor and
to pay n fine of $100, and for a further
terra of six monthsif theft() is not paid.
Shipyards Crowded With t Vessels.
London, Jan. 14.—According to a des-
patch from Hull, the shipbuilding yards
there are crowded with vessels awaiting
new machinery. Owing to the engineers'
strike contracts in many cases have al-
, ready gone to America, with tenders
' much below the cost of the work in Eng-
land.
ncand. German firms are also tendering
and are likely to get the work unless the
r,trike is settled quickly.
Complete Submission Demanded.
Manchester, Ian. 17.—Interest in the
engineers' strike has shifted to the atti-
tude -of the employers. They are disposed
to stand out for a complete victory, and.
say the withdrawal of the demand for 48
hours per week does not end the differ-
ences. They still insist upon complete
control of their works, and will effect a
reconciliation only on the terns. outlined
at the last conference.
Death of One of Tocumselt.'s'Warriors,
Southampton, Ont., Jan. 14.—There
died yesterday on the SaugoenIndian Re-
serve Charles Meshelcowawedong, at the
great age of 100 years—one of the fevv
survivors of the war of 1812. Hewaswith
Tecumseh during part of the war,and
was at (dneenston. Heights when General
Sir Isaac Brook was killed.,
Drowned herself in a 'Well.
London, Ont., Jan. 14. --Information
was received here last night that Mrs.
Bowlby, wifer. of William Bowlby, a
farmer, residing about a mile from Tal-
botville, had committed suicide shortly
before noon by clrowning herself in t well.
For some time past Mrs. Bowlby has been
despondent.
Killed by a Falling Tree.
Carp, Ont., Jan. 14.—Yesterday. James
Hamilton of Fitz Eloy while felling a
tree in the woods on his farm was acci-
dentally caught 11' a limb of a ' falling
true. Dr. G. H. Groves of Carp was•'sent
for, but foundon arrival that the unfort-
1(1iate man 11011 1)0011 killed instantly.
Toronto Gots It.
London, Jan 15,-Yeetcrday the On-
tnrio Poultry it (00iaticu decided to hold
its annual show in Toronto next year,
sand Dr. A.. W. Boll of that eity:was
cleohed president The show dust olosed
wasthe most Successful in tile, .A.sSbella-
tion's history, these lhcieg over 2,000 en
tries and grand birds,
Eight troth's' Demand Withdrawn.
London, Jan. 17. -The ofllcial engineers'
joint committee has notified the Employ -
ma' Federation of the withdrawal, on bo -
•hall of the men, of the eight hours de
II1aild.
Mr, David Richardson of Aneaster is
dead at the advanced age of nearly
100 years.
Shipments of Northwest what by
Fort William :aggregated 17,6(00,000
bushels in 1897,.
Swine disease has broken out in Yar,
mouth Township, and the district will
be quarantined
Sir Charles Tupper was in Montreal
Tuesday and received a number of
Conservative deputation.
A whiskey y still was seised on the
farm
of SVm. Callaghan in Emily town-
ship and Callaghan was arrested.
During a fire at Hamilton an excited
Chinaman jumped from an upstair win.,
dew with a money boy in his awns,
alighting in the dark on Constable
Ford's back.
OAST AWAY
FOREVER
Paine's Celery Compound
Banishes Rheumatism
and Sciatica.
rl, Beeclliuor Was In a TA
Condition.
Coup Not Walk or Put Nis Ha
to Nis Noutll.
six IIO'3 T1l5Ehl OL” NATI'RI;'$111.101-
CANE EFFECT a COUPLETF (;>41M.
.A. Strong all(i, Convincing Letter,
WELLS & BICHAaD$ON 00.,
Dnau slits; --For live years I sutler•
ed from sciatica and rheumatism, at
tunes' b 'lug so bad that I could not
walk or put my hand to my mouth
1f 1 attempted to do any work I would
oe crippled for weeks. I took medical
treatment, Turkish and mineral baths,
but all failed to meet my ease. Some
time ago I tried Paine's Celery Com
hound, and after using six bottles 1
f It like a new Ulan, and can de a hard
day's work and feel none the worse tor
it. I have Also gained in weight, and
can say I am permanently cured.
Yours truly,
J. I30EOulx0lt, Shiloh, Ont,
Clinton: On Tuesday Master James
McCool had his arm dislocated at the
elbow, while scuffling with a companion.
Coughs, colds, pneumonia and fevers
may bo preyented by keeping the blood
pure and the system toned up with
Hood's Sarsaparilla.
At Marthayille recently, while hav-
iug a troth extracted, Mrs. John Quin
Ian died under the influence of ehioro
form. She leaves a husband and three
small children.
Mr. A. K. Sadler, of Lambeth, while
unbinding a load of hay on Saturday,
had the misfortune of getting the mid
die finger of his left hand badly lacer
ated and torn by the chain hook.
Little Freddie Guerin, the nine-year
old son of Mr, Joseph Guerin, of Hamil-
ton, r
, was .alone in the house when a
lamp exploded. He threw it outside,
and with the aid of a pcliceman ex-
tinguished the fire in the house.
Daniel Bowerman, proprietor of Hal
towel' Mills, about two miles east of
Pictou, was fecund dead in his mill.
Monday. Marks of the cogs of a wheel
were found on the side of his head,
which is supposed to have struck him
while engaged in fixing the machinery.
Stratford Herald: Wednesday night
one of the large icicles formed on the
Windsor Hotel eaves fell with a terrible
crash through the skylight of Lord Rag-
lan's back billiard parlor, and if that
room had been in use at the time noth-
ing could have saved its occupants
from instant distruction. The chunk
of ice that came through was over 500
pounds in weight. It did damage to.
the extent of about $150.
Persistent
Co. R.
hs
A cough which seems to hang
on in spite of all the remedies which
you have applied certainly needs
energetic and sensible treatment.
For twenty-five years that stand-
ard preparation of cod-liver oil,
t!' T'
EM L Dori_
has proved its effectiveness` -in cur-
ing the .trying affections of the
throat and lungs, and this is the
reason why: the cod-liver oil, par-
tially digested, strengthens and
vitalizes the whole sys-
tem; the fiypophosphites
act as a tonic to the
mind and nerves, and the
glycerine soothes and
heals the irritation. Can
you think of any combi
nation so effective as this?
Be sure you get SCOTT'S Emulsion, See that the
unan and fish are on the wrapper.
5oc, and $t:oo, all druggists.
SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, Toronto.
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ct.18.18'd7,
�t city doctors
cted to we
anti I could
lateen to improve,
f aka of any f
it has given
11,. T. P1iILi,
t;l).
Norfolk, Pet.
that �lo;izt's
Fortkrt y
ng relit' from
d tee to try S
de a great c
I i clicvt, -
MRS. i:,Pl%
For sale at alt dealers, or adear.`e{ss. tie C istinany at lanai(dteu
~x1.00 per bottle; 0 bottles for 5i, 0e..
Maple City Cooperage,
It, Philip., t+ropy Chatham, O
Dear Sirs:—Sento time ago I was treated by one of our be ors for
continued bleeding at the nose, and the treatment I was sut•jc akened.
my stontaeh so that nothing I eoutd eat would agree with me: retrain.
nothing but bread and milk, which was my chief diet.
I tried a bottle of your $noon's 'adieu Tonics and at one 1 prove,
and it has made a perm'tment.pare In my ease. I1<art novo par food ria
matter bow strong' and experience no distress after eating.
I have recommended it to ses'erat people, and in every case grand
results, and .a bottle of should be in every household
r y PSS,
INDIGESTION PERMANENTLY lCEU I
St. Williams, Coun tv N o 19, )Fs7,
Dear Sirs: -It gives me great pleaeuro to testify to tl,E fact Indi-
all Tonle has :eaused a most remarkable chant; in me oet5ietioxea:Iia l
bane suffered from Indigestion and e4'eal,ness. and aro dueli sow
other rnedicineuntil your agesteatnehere ore door andalvise loan%
Italian Tonto. I did so sad have used tour bottles. it has ma late e
in my life, and I call now r* sr and sleep with ease and conofort, ive-ate
Indian Tonic is the best medicine in the world.
I remain, yours truly, ICL.
�h�istie's..
COMMERCIAL LIVERY.
First-class Rigs and Horses
Orders left at Fawlrshaw's
Hotel, of at the Livery
Stable, Christ e's old St /id
. will receive prompt at:
tentioi .
''.erms Reasonable ypbi
eu
"onIy one Girl
in the
World fbr Me,"
So saes the popular
song,
(t Only One
FurMtnre SIM
THE PALACE
in Town fore,,'"
Says the landlord who wishes to baye
every dollar expended to its full duty.
Everything in sour establishment is.
marked at prices which will retain reg
war patrons and induce occasional cus•
tomers to come again. The rapid
increase in the volume of our business
is the best evidence that the people of
Exeter appreciate this method,
We make ltndertaking a Specialty.
R, Y. ROWE
eierYS
SEEDS
grow paying crops because they're
fresh and always the best. For
sale everywhere. Rafnse substitutes.
Stink to Ferry's Seeds and prosper.
18118 Seed. Annual free. Write tori.
0. M. FERRY & CO., Windsor, Ont.
S. GIDLEY & SON.
HINTS FOR XMAS AND
NEW YEAR'S GIFTS.
Tbis season wo have surpassed our-
selves in making and gathering together
Choice Oddments in .teals'. 5'arra tare
suitable for nresenUltion. The assorement
is now complete and everybody is invited
to view our Stock if only for the sake of
seeing what very reasonable prices Choice
Furniture can he purchased for.
SPECIAL
We wish to call special attention to a
line of 'Very ICand:,oine BISO) BOOM
sirens in ELat, Oar, and Asst ANTIQUrs
and CREMONA fiLitih• All are extremely
tasteful in design and the prices are much
lower than it has heretofore been possible
to quote for similar goods.
1LOCIiCIiWG CIIAYES.
In Fo1iiSe, (231(351, ANTIQUE OAK,
CURLY BIR en, and MAnouo.tr Finish,
from S2,4O up.
FANCY TABLES.
A magnificent line bought at a sacri-
Rae and marked at correspondingly low
Prices. Centre Tables, Fancy Chairs, Sec-
retaries, Lounges, Fancy Rockers, Music
Racks, Conches. Extension Tables. Picture
Mouldeings. Curtain Poles, Artists' Mater-
ials, Etc., Etc., Etc,
UNDERTAKING: and '# FII13ALi@I31ITQ
IN ALL ITIS Ii11AFdCd1 2S .. -
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You will find at Bisset's Wareroons the
following line of Agricultural Implements r
Deering Binders; Mowers,
Roller and. Ball Bearings,
Steel Sulky Rakes.
A full line of Seed Drills, Cultivators,
Disc and Diamond' Harrows, Plows,
and Turnip Drills.
SEWING MACHINES ETC.
The celebrated Raymond sewing
machince.... Knoll Washer and
wringers.
STOVES.
Gurney stoves and furnaces,
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'the Chatham Wagon and a full lino
of the celebrated ii eLaughlin buggies
fi Bi X676
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A matt Ulnar consider his purchalle
well these limes; be urUUBI buy whet*
he can do the best,
Look at some of these figures;
Pants made to order, all
tvdtal heavy tweeds 32.E
Suits *9,8
Overcoats 88.49
Ilack Worsted suits a spec-
ial, 812,00
• Our $20 blacks Leat all
others at $23: Como and sea
for yotusolt,
JAMES P. GRIEVI
B!clyces
Bicycles 1
B i �V' '(! . . les 5. le
Bicycle Pleasure.
Are you seeking Bicycle pleasure
if so, you should seek first a good
ry ha..A
l,
We can
furnish you
the best wheels made, at lowest price
Musical.
Do you want anything in the
musical tills, We have a Choice 1,nt
of Baena and orgar.s, call and irx. •
spect them before buying elsewhere
A full stock
Of sewing machines, baby :car-
riages, etc. etc.
Por
kills
Martin.
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THE
j1RAL
STORE.
Try WINAN'S COUGH BALSAM
for Coughs, Coles and Bronchial trouble
in old or young. .
We likannfacture-
W P1ER'S LI? AMENT -
which is an excellent .remedy for
Cramps, Pants, Neuralgia, Sore Throat
and Influenza,
The Old _Reliable, IVinan'aa Coni'
dition Powders,
still holds fist place in the market.
Also Lotion for scrateh :s on horses
and Condition Powder for same,
a
SOLE AA.43ENTS FOR
DTX LUNG SYRUP.
C
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THE COOK'S BEST FRIEND
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