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Is published every Thursday Morning,
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for cransoient advertisements inserted for
long Periods. Every deeeription Of JOI±
PAINTING turned on io the (Meet st otyl_
@,
and at moderate rates Chegnes, money ord-
ers, &o. for adverUsing .subeariMiens .eta to
be made pavable to
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EDI tae AND D o x
Pre/fee:ronel Cards,.
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HUSSMIAN, L. 1). S., D. D. S.. Honor
graduate of Toronto University.
DENTISTS,
Teeth extracted without any pain. or any
had effects, Office in Fansoa'a Black,, west
Side burn Street, Exeter,
r R.D.ALTONANDERSON,(D.D.S.,L.D.s.,)
111/ honors Graduate ofthe Toronto Tani-
rsitv and. aoytal College of Denbil Surgeons
ot Ontario. Teeth extracted without Rio.
All
er Elliot 4DFll trai��law Odidate,
o 1naite
Central Hotel --Exeter. rp
Medical
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1 F Iteeideneea,same art formerly
ofegrfES,Spatoknean, huilriiug, Alain al
Dr, Hollins' office: same se formerly -north
door. [)r. Amoe'ntfino. same building south
door, May let 1893
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Ontario. Physuoian,SnrCoon and Acnoatch•
our. Office, Dashwood. not
Go ii. ara txxiS, FIA.R. TSTRtt,,oi,forT
sod* OR, (lo aVeva neer. Notary P'uhlie
Q45ee—Overn'Nril'. Bank, Nxeter.eintarin
n
1L nov to Loa's)
IriesSeieT a CeiAf.TN(i IlARRTSTFRs.
1 / eelielturi, Nitteri.•e, t`.nve ataeers,
Commi-aeeone,rs. Solicitors far the ttolsons
Bank, etc 'v Miaow to loan eat a at^.l t,+fi nor
tent. ••84'R Faa>'annTllnj'k.. Main
Exeter rA member of the farm well he at
Hen+all nn Tlaur ler of each week )
T. ft. CARLING. D• A. G. 11 DICKSON
t,f,I'1T ate (1LA,[)\TA . BARRi'ATEPs,
Rte., (lon.vnvn'aeer', and Money to
Loan.
B V. E1'.r.r'nr, F. W. (1GADMAN.
Anetloneers
TTl[itte Wen Wine heleea f,iee,isod (Suet
1'A,. ioniser tor the counties of Perth and
Silelrlle'inv, also for the towneeii' ofT ehorun
Sates prom ptty attendedtoand terms ren-
so a bad e.Aalee arranged at Post office. Win-
oheleoa.
ELLIOT.
[neural no Sar+ant.
Slain St.
Insurance.
Exeter
Cook's Cotton Boot Compound
Is sucoessfuliy need monthly by over
10.000 Ladies. Safe, effectual. Ladies ask
your druggist for Cook's Cotton Root Coat -
noted. Take no other, as all Mixtures, pills and
imitations aro dangerous. Price, No. 1, Si per
box. No. a,10 degrees stronger,13 per box, No.
1 or 2, mailed on receipt of preen and two 8•eent
stamps The cook Company Windsor, Ont.
siustsiadended by all
responsible Drsgln Cana
San. • nodi eo aS sola in hxeter
Lutz, Ornegl,t,
NEIN *
tAT EL
The undersigned has op-
ened up a slew Meat Market.
1 DOOR 3 aJT OF
OARLLa tS' fOfk,
where he wits keep the choir{
est of meats constantly on
hand.
:John T. 1Vianning
Alai
TUE
When Born
In Three Months Humor Spread
Over His. Forehead
Into His eyes and All Over His
Hands
Such Itching,. Su.rniritt Torture—
Mow 1tBrl d _..
'When a Child is cured of the itching
torture and burning inflammation of
a
eczema coxa or salt rheum, it is no wonder
that words fail to express the joy o$
the grateful ],parents, and that they.
a1dl i as, og i,
11 ea s s,:
to x lit )
n t n to as o
sibie the plain story of suffering re-
lieved and Health restored. Many
testitnoniels relate the wonderful sec -
Mee sa of Hood's Sarsaparilla in such
cases, even after all other prescriptions
and medicines fen,- -'fere is one:
"0„.1„ flood t Ce., I,owelt, Mass.:
a peer Sirs:- •Our boy Earvey wilt re-
member the good. Hood's sarsaparilla did
hits as long as he lives, He Wagit health3
baby when be was .been, but before ht
wan three menthe Oda breaking one: ap-
peared on both sides of hie face. Phya5-
Ciai.% did Mims little good and Said but or
hie strong veestitution ben could not have
lived through his dreadful Clattering. The
humor feprcad over hie forehead, into his
eyes, :ind came out On lain bands. It was
indeed pitiful to witness the poor ohildie
sufferings, it Was very painfal for blain
to open or abut 11l8 eyes, and we had to
tie hie little hands to prevent him from,
aerate/eing the ii<h n�!
burning tikir.
My mnth r ur cd us 19 try Heed'sa Bar-
eaparilha. We did EMI and a Short time
after he began, to take this medicine we
SAW a changer for the better.. We con-
tinued until we bad given him five hot -
Geo, and then the eczema had entirely
disappeared, and he has ever eiuee been
-perfectly cured of this dreadful diseaaso.
klis sufteringe extended over two and a
haltyeere, People for miles around knew
hie dreadful condition and know that
Hood's Saraaparitla. eured Mw. Bela now
a bright, hay, perfectly healthy and lees
the finest skin of any of env five child rc a '"
obis, L. Kam som.Iu1I , Collegeville, 1'e.
Hood's Sarsaparilla is sold by all drng-
gitta,. fie nix feral.). Be sure to get Saud'*.
The impression prevails at l;liebar' t.
that. Tur lce'y itt preparing foe at wee
with Bulgaria,
The rexe'nra,ieua aat4'alett'r St Alas plain;;
frau, `lautliaunletaln to the Channel 1:-.
lands, sti'atck ,pit Thursday afternoon
on the Claugtueta a, rc•('f near Alderney.
About nevoid y persons were dr( evil vel.
CASTi#f'a�■�t"t Ory fof
�..''.'i\l 4 ' : ,.r r u Iia
The Otber Band.
Barney (on the floor above, angrily)
—Begorra, Mike, 1 wish yon wuddent
call me the whole lingth of the room
ag'in to ax sielr as question.
"Ting -a -ling -a -ling,"
Mike (who comes from the other end
of the room again to answer the call)--
Hello1
Barney—Where are yes at, Mike?
Mike—Pm at the other ind of the
room. Barney.
Barney—When yez comes this way
ag'in, Mike, I have something I want to
say to yez.•—Boston Transcript.
A. I b.:toric Spot.
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is Woodby Booth — Uncover, Friend
a U • Barnes; we're passing a historic spot,
Stormer Barnes -How's that?
Woodby Booth—Why, 1, even 1,
while with the Smash Up company did
slumber for three nights in yon barn. --
New York Journal.
SPRING MEETING
MAY 24th, 1829
—PROGRAM -
2:20 Trot or Pace -
2:30 Trot or Pace
3:00 Trot or Pace -
Running, Open - -
DR. Bomaers,
Pres.
An Ancient Egyptian.
82,:,; Tho ancient Egyptian beat his breast
sew and loudly lamented his poverty, for he
$17F; had a call to write poetry.
$12,w t "A person can't be literary these
days," the unhappy man exclaimed,
A. E. TENN ANT, .,
Secy. ( *ss he has the rock.s1"
while he had direct reference, doubt-
less, to the custom then prevailing of
Fifteen prominent: citizens of Lake
City, South Carolina, will be put on
trial in the United States Circuit Court
this week to answer to the charge of
having lynched Postmaster Fraser B,
Baker, colored, more than a year ago.
They are also charged with murdering
Baker's little son and with burning the
postoi ice.
Glorious News.
Comes from Dr. D. B. Cargile, of
Washita, I. T. He writes " Foot'
bottles of Electric Bitters has curecl
Mrs. Brewer of scrofula, which had
caused her great suffering for years,
Terrible sores would break out on her
head and face, and the best doctors
could give no help; but her cure is
complete and her. health is excellent.".
This shows what thousands have
proved,—that Electric Bitters is the.
best blood purifier known. It's the
:supreme remedy for eczema, ` tetter,
salt rheum, ulcers, boils and running
sores. It still)ulates lis-cr, kidneys and
boxwrels, expels poisons, helps digestion
builds up the strength: Only 50 cents,
Sold by all Druggists, every bottle
guaranteed.
writing upon tablets of stone we are
nevertheless permitted to conjecture
that here was the beginning of the
metaphoric conception that rocks and
money are one.—Detroit Journal.
Why Sonic of Us Are Poor.
Every time the neighbors' children
drop in to spend the evening extra
lights are turned on, and the cost is at
least- 20 cents. When a young man
calls to see a young woman, the extra
cost is not more than a cent, for they
do not use much light. When a woman
drops in with a shawl thrown over her
head, the extra cost is 15 cents, and an
evening card party costs -60 cents for
extra electric lights.—Atchison Globe.
An Eatiinate.,
Adirondack Doctor—How long have
yon had this -cough?
Castleton -1 don't know exactly: It
has cost me .$,500,
Doctor—Veho was your physician in
New York?
Castleton—Dr, Fleeceriy.
Doctor -Then you've had it about
three weeks.—Town Topics.
ts
THE FILIPI-NO ARMY
Defeated, Discouraged and Scat-
tered Give Hopes for Peace,
NATIVES RETURNING HOME.
Brie. -Gen., l aerireu Grey Otis, Who
Hes Sailed for America, Say' He
Believes ei th q Ilarnrrectioat Bur,
ltecetree ate. Death Iitow„The
°ascial Deepateh prom
Gen, ot1s,
;'Snails, April 4,•r -The natives continue
returning- to their home;: They are corn-
ing in all along the Ainerienn linea, anal,
many of them, seeing the promises of
good treatment are fullllied, are inducinfe
their relatives to return to their lionie s.
Brigadier -General Harrison Gray Otis
sailed for honwe on board •the U. S. trans-
port Sherman yesterday. Ike says, he be-
lieves the insurreeUon has received its
death blow. -
General Wharton has assumed com-
mend of tl.e brigade lately commended
by General Otis, The 3rd and 22nd Regi-
ments of General Wteeton's command
are returning eta, this city.
1 he wooed Deeja%4tcb.
Washington, April 3. -Tho following
cablegram was received at the War De-
partment early yesterday Meaning: -
Menile. April ll -T Acljnt:iant-Genet tl,
.Washington: Pmsent in'lleations- denote
insurgent government in perilous condi-
tion: its army defeated, discouraged and
seetter•eai. Insureente returning to their
bonen. in cities and villeg es between here
and. points north of Malolos, which our
reconnoitering parties Have reeeched, and
deaatre protection from Anieriaans. News
from 4ita.a bilged ero,3 'm
era ngt
n
n
every day. (Signed) Otis.
War Department officials eve r0 plcaast•d
by the Cheering deep itch from .General
Otte receive(' yesterday. It contains a
great deal of encouragement to thein, and
thine who know General Otte well !sty
he is not Paan ter take a roseate view of
ss situation unless there ie reason for it.
'.neat by tale tweeter; of stone.
Chicago, April 4. ---The Re'cord's Taa-
eorna, Washington, si±e'lal visa: Foreign
bu*int';s, house± last over SLUM/0510 by.
the dte,tru('tion Of Iloilo by the Filipinos
before U 'trio Miller- captured the city.
Sterol 4e. ('carnle±ny, an Rngbistt arm.
estimates chair lois at $140,1iUe) on storied
hemp, Nuntei,rus other Agnea lutd warae-
hoornes and sewn'.' destroyed English in-
aarance eonjelnles will 1;0 the eh let 1'r,nrai,
'!.'hu French, firm of .1(ew .i.'re, L a 1 eerella
del Norte. lot 8300,001of property.
ALL. Sur suet teas )tULE8.
hour ;time:dal , trdaitt+ries Complete to Iso
escapha d to 113001aa.
Washington, April 4.--Avrangrnnonts,
it lei reported, are under way as th0 War
Department with the representatives of
an English gun-n,akin:; establishment,
looking= to the Immediate shipping of four
naountain batteries to Manila. The Eng-
Ii,h maker furnished to large amine* of
automatic clutch -tiring guns to the United
States in tho spring of 1308. Tho same
establishment now offers to ship to Man-
ila at once, and complete in every dotoill,
lacking only in men and mules, the gime
and aatnnrunitioix for four full batteries.
The Lngl1th guns uncles' consideration
throw a projectile weighing about L3
pounus, with a velorlty of nearly 1100 foot
per second, and they can be taken wher-
ever infantry can go in force.
DANGER IN T,iie BALKANS.
The Whole Province 1s Drilling and Open
Revolution is Pouted.
London, .April 4 —In connection with
the colli,ion between Bulgarian and
Turkish frontier guards at Iiozyl-Agob,
between Jamboli and Adrianople, an
important strategic point for Turkey, a
correspondent in Macedonia writes to
The Pall Mali Gazette concerning the
seething condition in the Balkans. Ho
says:
"Grave consequences cannot be deferred
much longer. The whole province is
tanned and matters are rapidly drifting
into ooen revolution. The people are
drilling for the coining struggle. The
country is virtually in a state of siege.
Turkish troops have been pouring into
most of the disturbed districts; they aro
concentrating chiefly in the north, and
reinforcements are arriving daily. Detach-
ments guard the Oriental Railway from
Salonica to the Servian border, and the
garrison towns are packed with soldiers.
There is a widespread impression through-
out the land that momentous events are
impending. There is a general feeling of
unrest everywhere, trade is at an absolute
standstill and the Ottomans are prepar-
ing in grim, deadly earnest, because they
aro convinced that Bulgaria is at the bot•
tom of the trouble in Macedonia, and
will certainly actively support the expect-
ed rising, encouraged by Russian influ-
ence. It is estimated that 100,000 men
are under arms, ready for action in the
immediate repression of the coming
rebellion."
THE POPE FAINTED AGAIN.
Ills Holiness Had It Serious Spasm en
Sunday -Hushing It tap.
London, April 4.—The Pope had a
fainting fit yesterday, according to a
despatch to The Daily Telegraph from
Rome, which proved of the gravest char-
acter. Every effort is being made by
Cardinal Rampolla, Papal Seoretatiry of
State, to conceal the real condition of the
Supreme Pontiff, his object being to pre-
vent the powers from working for the
next conclave.
Samoan Affair being settled..
London, April - 4.—The Berlin corre-
spondent of The Standard says: "Mr.
White, the American ambassador, ex-
pressed to me yesterday his firm convic-
tion that the whole Samoan question is
now in a fair way to a setitement satis-
factory to all the powers interested."
,le'igaro to Be Prosecuted.
Paris, April 4.—It is announced that
The Figaro, which is publishing daily
the evidence given before the criminal
chamber of the Court of Cassation in the
Dreyfus affair, will be prosecuted.
Meaning of Norway's Preparations.
London, April 4.—The Daily Mail's
correspondent at Gothenberg Sweden, re-
verting to the warlike p sensations of
Norway, says: "The cnly po .eiblu object
of those preparations is to attack Sweden,
whose ciofeueee and aeries nettts are in-
ferior, and whose infantry are armed
with obsolete weapons, Should the Nor-
wegian Ileac attack Gotheuber , the city
must inevitably fall."
A DESTROYER SENT.
Troops wilt Promptly 3 ullow le Orders
to. Protect Ilritish Iut. erste. io eta•
Canton, China, District.
Iondon, April 4.—According to a ,de
Jpatoh to. The Daily Mail front. 110-4E''
kong, serious disturbances have recently
occurred in the vieinity of Canton, and a
British
torpedo pada boat destroyer has been
sent there to protect British interests,
The destroyer will soon be followed by
other vessels carrying troops.
The T Peking c
etre., den
ti t of The
Time, says: "The Chinese authorities
have imide known to the Xiritish consul
at Tientsin, the port of Pelting, that the
Whole foreshore recently opened at fort
n
Chpnnwv.ant;lu is reserved, for as Chinese
ruining company. , The British legation
has entered a protest, pointing out that
this notion render, the opening of the
port nugatory,
'Friendly relations continue between
the German legation and the Tsung
Tamen, and China offers to grout a rail-
way concession if the Gernraan troops ,we
Withdrawn."
Peking, April 4. --The Hongkong
authorities aro pressing for an extension
of the territory ceded to. Great ldriteiu by
the treaties of Canon one Nanking,, on
the ground that more lend le eeedtlel for
Government building+.
They propose to build a custom house
for the rolieeeettou of Chinese revenues,
and promise to increase the opium ditties
440,003 cnnuelly if the extension it
granted, lit eco of refired they thre sten
to remove the Uiil,e.se custom house frorn
British territory.
London, April 4.—Tho Renee corr-
spondont of The Daily Chronicle saays, .he
o e. ,
ivarn�, in Ol s
la circle that Iii lv and
a
Greot Britain nve ±r
rt sat an s
n
ace -
lent yhi 1
will 11 r sena
tit In an lialiaarr
occupation of S8111111141 flay, Province of
C1tiiFiarrfi, (]ldtla, before April 25.
London, April 4.—Tho lIongkong cor-
respondent of The. Deily Mail says:
"Placards have been poacd in the Kow-
loon hint riaand inciting the people to
stop tnc
1,d ,,at i
tit 1 1 fron; •
cvn
x
thexee, sand the tattletale have returned, to
Hongkong bt'raau;0 of threatening att1-
tude of the Chinese."
Hongkong, April is reported
that the Chigoe. have captured Captain
Henry Fraiee is May, supertntenclenc o:
the ilnn •long puller. Tiro companies of
Welsh F ueilae;e; went to Canton last
night on the torpedo boat destroyer sent
there to pry, Pets Rrlti•sh interacts, anal the
torpid de grayer. Thine followed at day-
break this meriting with 2UU Inca. The
Hongkong regiment la under orders to
proceed to Canton.
AMERICA: 'PRA OE METHODS.
British Bridge guilders Hint at Uni'tee
sestet: corruption.
London, April 4.—There is enthused
ai
ssattsfnuiion among British eontlaetors
at
the inset that a PhiladelphiaPhiladelphialimn has
si
roce edetl in obtaining the centime to
build the bridge over the River ettbara,
a
branch of the Nile, south of Berber, 3n
the Soudan, and is is now insinuated that
the 'United Stats firm hada the spoolilea
tions err advance of its rivals
Mr. itigby of Rlgbv ea Westwood, a
leading English firm of coutraotols, in
San intcrivtew published ycsterdny says:
"I simply do not believe that any firm
in the world Not turn out a bridge of
that size in the time mentioned. We and
other British firms made special efforts to
secure this particular contract. At a
lueoting of our directors, who aro all con-
nected with large steel mills, it Was
agreed to divide the supply of the requi-
site materiel and le„ other orders wait.
We made a very low tender, guaranteeing
to deliver the bridge by April :10, but no
tenders of British firms were even ack-
nowledged.
"Of course, a bridge has undoubtedly
been shipped from Philadelphia, but I
absolutely decline to believe that the
work on it was commenced on February
8. The United States firm either had this
specifications before or adapted a stand-
ard bridge to suit the requirement, of the
case. No other explanation is possible.
The general fooling is that the British
firms have been unjustly treated."
Pu1tTLi'S itE-LARCt1ES.
Advocates Use of Cane in Preference to
Beet Sugar.
London, April 4.—The Berlin corre-
spondent of The Standard we: "Mr.
Robert P. Porter, before leaving, told
no a few of the results of his latest re-
searches. German beet sugar, he finds,
cannot be manufactured under two cents
a pound. The cost of production is, there -
fora, she same Sas -tont of cane sugar in
Cuba.
"1f the grocers of England and the
United States could be induced to pro-
mote the sale of cane sugar in preference
to beet, the consumption and production
of the former would rise considerably;
and this would contribute more to the
solation of the bounty question than pro-
longed negotiations.
"Mr. Porter thinks also that if the
British Government indorses the Indian
countervail, that would be a further rea-
son for the United States to change its
attitude toward the bounty -giving states,
morn especially as the question about the
existence of the most favored nation
clause between the United States and
Germany is complicated.
"These various reasons, together with
the increasing production of cane sugar
in Cuba, will force the sugar -producing
countries to deal anew with the unbear-
able bounty question."
Horseless Cabs in Paris.
Paras, April 4.—The regular service of
automobile cabs, for which the public
has been looking for a month, began yes-
terday.
Potteries Trust a Failure.
East Liverpool. Ohio, April 4.—The
American Potteries Company, the name
given to the proposed 27,000,000 trust.
to include the potteries of the United
Status, is dead. Tho projectors, it is said,
spent $250,000 in . trying to effect an
organization, but, failed because of over-
c pitalization. They could not persuade
investors to buy stock.
�ever•,tl Iiuiid ups li.uraed.
Watcrlown, N.Y., April 4.—Fire at
$aokel;t's harbor yesterday mora iib
des, royed.-,the Earl Rotel, Madison Hall,
two churches and several dwellings, Loss
not yet estimated;
EXETER MARKETS
(Changed every Wedi.esda,'r
Arbeet Per bushel
L tour per cwt
Barley via to 40
SO
Peas 00 to era
bt to 27
1441.togir
Corn
butter
egs
Potatoes per bag
lay per ton
Pried Apples per E,
Ducks
Geese.
Chicken
lurlaey
45 to ee
13 to 13
10
58 taie
4,50 to 5:e'
7
Y091'
lnga' 911
voii: Pulse
You feel the blood rushing
along.
But what kind of blood?
That is the question.
Is it pure blood or impure
blood?
If the blood is impure then
you are weak and languid
your appetite is poor and your
digestion is weak. You can-
not sleep well and the morn-
lig finds you unprepared for
the work of the day. Your
cheeks are pale and your com-
pe
lexiontroubled with�I im" les o boii s,
or souse eruption of the skin,
Why not purify your blood?
5
5
will do it. Take it a few days
and then put your finger on
your pulse again. You can
feel the difference. It is
stronger and your circulation
better. Send for our book on
Impure Blood.
If you are bilious, talte
Ayers Pills. They greatly
aid the Sarsaparilla, They
Cure constipation also.
Wela to our Doctors.
Wrritnthem freely all the pirt(enlers
in your oatreceive n
eroywabutM,
Athiress.AR. J. O. AYE%
1 owou, mass,
1.uuibellut'a, from the I jg3Igt Ottawa
prophesy 'mays floods; tins epriiar; as a
remit of thio wt•inte'a" a c'Nt•e'pt ions ter
large snowfall.
A man named Forsythe was found
dead on a dredge at Cardinal. where he
Wag lnaakirag some repairs. A large
iron 3311(0l lying on leis tread i$54111pos
ed to have (11±150(1 his death.
Charles I)unfield, ynrlrtt..et sora of
I)r. l)uniiadcl, W418 the w ictil,l ttf a very
painful accident on , l'i'('d11e sclay. He
Wag throwing a stick of wvu(1(l over the
10130 e, when it lodged on the teal, and
fell lino., striking him with greeat force
on the top of the head, iniiiethig an
ugly. gash.
The (1+y goods Mart, or Paquette
Jiro',, A1It1 1k) in t(,: I)O+e coneette'were
cempleetelw destroyed 1 w fire at .Mont-
real. wn the lerildiege collapsed
it carried with them Firemen Guthrie,
Decaelnpte and Champagne. Cham-
pagne's head is badly crushed, but the
others ere not Sr rioUSIy hurt.
,„J2 til
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The Leading Spacial:Ois g Av.,rita
20 Years In Detroit.
250,000 Coral.
WF;Ct RESTPJCT F
Thor ' young and middle : e,1
mortar
139iththie d .seam—may
unccnie They may have a smart -
int k -,.a, small, twisting stream,
sY utting pains et times, slightdis-
cl difficulty in commencing, weak
missions, and all the symptoms
of ne ous debility—they have STRIC-
TURE. Don't let doctors experiment on
you, by cutting, stretching„ or tearing
you. This will not cure you, asitWill re-
turn. Our NEW METHOD TREAT-
MENT absorbs the stricture tissue;
henceremoves the striotureporinanently.
It can never return. No pain, no suffer-
ing, no detention from business by our
method. Thesexualorgansarestrength-
ened. Tho nerves are invigorated, and
the bliss of manhood returns.
WECURE GLEET
Thousands of young and middle-aged
menare having their sexual vigor and
vitality continually sapped by this dis-
ease. They are frequently unconscious
of the cause of these symptoms. (General
Weakness, Unnatural Discharges, ges, .Euil-
ing Manhood, Nervousness, Poor Mem-
ory, Irritability at times Smarting Sen-
sation, Sunken Lyes, with dark circles,
Weak Back, General Depression, Lack
of Ambition Varicocele Shrunken
Parts, etc. GLEET and STRICTURE
may be the cause. Don't consult family
doctors, as they have no experience in
these• special diseases—don't allow
uaoksto experiment on you. Consult
pecialists whehave made a life study of
Diseases of Men and Women. Our NEW
METHOD TREATMENT will posi-
tively erre you. One thousand dollars
for a naso we accept for treatment and
cannot cure. Terms moderate for a cure.
CURES GUARANTEED
We treat and cure: EMISSIONS.
VARICOCELE SYPHILIS, GLEET.
STRICTURE IMPOTENCY, SECRET
DRAINS. UNNATURAL DISCHARG-
ES, KIDNEY and BLA1IT)ER Diseases.
CONSULTATION FREE." BOORS
FREE • If' unable to call, write for
QUESTION BLANK for HOME
TREATMENT.
DRS.
KENNEDY&` KERGAN
Cor, Michigan Ave. and Shelby St.
DETROIT, IVI@CI4.
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as
but don't think you cats patch
clothes to look like new.
rItien again itwould a not
u
Pay you when you eau buy
clothing at the prices we
Self.
Pants made to order, all
wool heavy tweeds $2400
Suits $0480
Ov3,coats 8.09
Blaek Worsted suits a spec,
iali • Si %it*
Our 820 blacks beat all
others at 8`23. Come and see
for yourself.
PATRONIZE US.
People patronize us Legalise
they realize that we ultra ac`s
sell clothing that is strictly
up•to•date M
tj. 14, ORIEVE
Opposite Post.4
t. Office.
THE
RAL
St4±e1: raisers will iit;el it to touch
1Ute"x'Pct to um'
EhGLUF,H STOCK FOOD,
This food ('f lit uins no i t, j uri(nt,s Or
ur,t+lac ingrc•diI'nts, ±33rd is [)i'1•fc•etlyy
safe to feed every day. For xrrilrh
cows, fatteninngeattlt', animal out
of temelitioe, calves, sleep, pigs arid
poultry, it gilt be found of great
3'rvic(e and Will amply repay the
outlay.
This food will improve the al►pr-
tits, Promote digestion, enrich the
blood, strengthen and invigoraato
Um wildly .system, and will ine'rcni a
the flow and richness (if .ruin:,
We simply ask stock rati$t•r;, to
glee it a trial.
C.. LUTZ.
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PAYS
To read the big stores' a
vertlsenrexlts
STOP! THINK !
For whose good are we in
the furniture business? For
yams yea ours. If we sere not
useful to you we cannot, be use-
ful to ourselves. We have got
to carry the goods you want at
the prices you want or we can-
not make a success of our busi-
ness. But we have been doing
business right along for years,
which proves that we are tho
right kind of people with the
right prices. Come and see for
yourself ... .
S. G1DLEY & SOI.
Furinture, Undertaking.
OPERA MOUSE BLOCK.
1
EXETER FOUNDRY
J, MURRAY,.,,
Mer•rfsctrrer and dealer inPima
Gang Plows, Land Rollers, Root
Cutters, Straw Cutters, Sawa,
Belting, Fire Brick, Fire Clay, and
Babbett Metal.
FO SALE.
White Engine and Steam Threshes
complete, and Clover Mill, Straw
Cutter and Grinder, for $1250.
See our Truck and Scale combined,
weighs 800 lbs. Price $18.00.
J. MURRAY.
B ore. Afar,. 'Wood's Fhosphodine,
The Great English am. all
Sold and recommendedby a
druggists in Canada. Only reli-
able medicine ,discovered. SFx
packages guaranteed to cure all
tams of Sexual Weakness, all effects of °abuse
or excess, Mental Worry, Excessive use of To-
bacco, Opium or Stimulants. Mailed on receipt
of price, one package81, six, se. Ow vn'zt please.
six toil cure. Pamphlets free to any address.
The Wood Coni an Windsor On*:
P y. t
11' Wood's Phosphodine is sold in Exeter by
a.nt�, ru2SAst,