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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1899-5-11, Page 5THP . # r XIC(ate) Ts published aev erhye tThcuorsday Morning, h4AII STREET, -By the ---a ADVOCATE PUBL I SH l NCi COMPANY TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION, Ona Dollar per azilzi m if paid in. Advance *1.50 if not so paid, 3dsi'oetteta aq na-"taist oaf tion. No paper disoo1 tinuedeeti1ailerre rage' are paid. Advertisements without specific directione will be published till forbid and charged accordingly. Liberal discountmade. tor transotentadvertisei enteinserted for. `oug eeriods, Every description of JOB, outes pEIYTihi(I turnedio the &nest st le y ,� and at moderate rates. Cheques,moneyord- ers, Pee. for advertising, sabser'lptioae.e'bp.to berm ada payable to Oli<as. D, Sanders, Ell TO Ann I R PROP Professional Cardec. R. KINSMAN, L.1). S. & DR, A, R.. 40 KINSMAN, 'University. nor graduate Toroont DENTISTS, Teeth extracted without any pain or any bad ogees. °nice in neneoa'e Bloch, west slide Alae Strect,Exitter. T' TLD. At.TON ANIaERSON,4D.P.S.,L.D.S.4 nae 1lonors Graduate of the Toronto n rsity and Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario, Teeth extracted without pain. ` Alt modes of Dentistry up to date, °Mee over Elliot St Elliot's law odea --opposite Ventral Hotel -Exeter. _. .. __aredtcnl Ttie.T.P. lifonis.VGRLIN, MEMBER OE' the College of Physicians and Surgeon s matario. i'hys*cian, Surgeon aid A.ccouch- our, Ciliac, itatahwood, Qat. LegAl. D fl, Col-LtisTS, BA.liitISTFR,SOI.ICIT- JL. OR, Conveyancer. Notary Public. OMHoe--Over O'N(4l's Bank, Exeter, On team. 6lone1" to Roan. I) ICKSON & CARLIN(, 1J.U.RISTF,RS, LP Solicitors. Notaries, Conveyancers, Commissioners, Solicitors for the Molsons Bank, etc. Money to loan at 5 and 5' per cent. ']ffarm radon's Bloat, Maul S Exeter. (A member of the firm will he at Hansell alt Thursday of each week.) I. R. Cant tee, B. A.. D. lI. Dteicsox. LLIOT & l;LAPUAN. BAIRRISTERS. I Eto., Coaveyaaocrs. and Money to Lean. Ii. P. Ei.l.tor. F. W. Onnnvate. Auctioneers 1,1 11ROWN.Winehelsea. Licensed Auot- ioneer for the Counties of Perth and tlideloaox, also for the township of C;aborno Setae promptly attended to and terms tea - sorhale.Sales rarr:aage a at Poet office. Wiu- ehelsoa. Insurance. ns. 'ELLIOT, t Innuranee Agent,. train St. Exeter qoakn & Cotton Boot O mp 0Gn t Is successfully used monthly by over l0,apeLadies. Safe, effectual. Ladies ask your druggist for Cooks Cotton Root eien- penad, Take no othhrr,ns all 5fistures, pills and. imitations are dangerous. Priee, Pro.1, $1 per boat, No.2,10 degrees stronger, as per box. No. 1 or 2. mailed on receipt of price and two scent Stamps Tile Cook Company Windsor, Ont. rcessponsibleDrug issts iii Cana da�ottdedbyell Nos. 1 ani No. a set.l in Exeter i,y C. Lutz, Druggist. -- . ss SMOKE FINEST VIRGINIA TOBACCO Killed in a Sawmill "4 Cheerful Look Makes a Dish a Feast.. "Cheerful looks " depend just as much upon physical well-being as upon natural disposition and temperament. If the blood . is disordered, the brain is starved, and no "dish is a feast,' for the reason that the vitalizing. elements do not reach the proper spot. A step in the tight direction is to purify the body by the use of a Natural remedy. Hoods Sarsaparilla is Nattare's remedy, It acts upon the blood, and whether the seat of the dis- ',order is brain, stomach, liver or kid- neys, the purifying process of this medicine is equally sure and successful. a 1 art?i,er die at? . X,~ tea Creat B_uijder-" Uave used, H'ood's Sarsaparilla for indigestion, constipation and finds it builds up the whole systemand 1;x i�t ices relief In eases of catarrh,rr 1ti lscta r, Wzuuorr, Moncton, N. B. Sour Stomach--"xty systeiu was out of order. I suffered from headache and sour stomach. Tank Hood's Sarsaparilla, my health improved and 1 gained 18 pounds." Maxw>:ll, 7l. BaASORAW, Cole - termite, Ont. Bad Cough -"My sister was troubled With a cough which caused pain in her left side, She was confined to her bed. We gave be Hood's Sarsaparilla and in a few weeks she was able to .eft up In bed, tier apt petite improved and the cough and accom- panyirtg pain disappeared," Liar WAbasu, 24 Cottini;eu Street, Ifalifax N S Dyspepsia--" My husband suffered with dyspepsia.. Physicians did not benefit him. Two bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla relieved him. My husband's Lather and our little boy have been wonderfully benefited by this medicine." :ins. D. e'. t'ttamerin.nrx, Glen Sutton, Que. Run. Down-" My system was run down. 1 could not sleep Melee and my appetite was poor, Iittod's Sarsaparilla re- stored an appetite and str'nath and has made me feel like a new women." tins. a+. l$, 1)axns.r, it.antaerst, \, e. Heed's Pills cure liver ills the non trrhatine, and nall'cethertao to take ialuA flooe's arsapirilla. Killed at Tomdesbol'a. Lemie.bpro. :fifty 1. .icshu tinlith, fot'me'n of the I4 tit sbcn•o t• 'rt iaall ui the L I &: 13 was struck til: at .south hound train. this ditt'rtloen, thrown some distance front the trawl: and iu- stantiv I ilht d. Ill' wale t'aughtt oil tilt' track �by the train and those, who wit- .. , , . , , � Y i seemed nes., l d the c. E eti say Il l tt ll t - r e') f t i)et a it his lorry .look Ent rnE l ii t tt get }, t out of the 'Way ituci the satiety of the train and passengers than. his own life. For arzat4 and Children. Ft: ea ern Ma a:. ;Mile eignature 4 WATSON TOSUCCEED. Admiral Oewey May Come Horne Whenever He Thinks It Right, FILIPINOS' OARING TRICK General Qua, Cables Washington That the Insurgents Are Weakening -Pro- gress of the Campaign -The Com- mands Planned to ]feet at Gu a.ua Failed oonnect-.. Connect-. Gua;;•ua Evacuated. Washington, May 9.. -Tile Nay 1,e- Pertinent !e- Pat e t selectedc r r m n has a sue erre, to Admiral Dewey to command the Asiatio stations. Orders were issued y e terdaty detaching Rear -Admiral Watson from command of the Mare Island Navy Yard, and ordering him to report to Admiral Dewey at Manila to relieve that officer when he feels that he can be sparedthere. + e t e t. 1'r t y Cl.eor hliankcnvre. Manila, May A. -The Filipinos stir - prised the United States fotees .at Sorg Fernando with a daring triet;. yesterday. A. railway twain 'with an engine ne atear1 end was run almost to the Auterlcan ouc- posts and in plain sight of the town. Befere they could be reached a gang of natives sprang oil the train, tore up sev- eral lengths et tho railway track, board- ed d the train again, .and the train steamed away so quickly that there Was no oppor- tunity to capture the raiders. The Nebraska Regiment ie asking; far a temporary relief from duty. Only ;I75 men of this regiment are left nt the front. Qtie SAYS Inear;;ante Are. Weakening. Washington, May 9. --The War Deport - want ltni received from General Otis a despatch giving the situation in the Philippines. some part; of which hart, been omitted by the War Ilepartutent in malting it public. 'fhe dispatch is as follows: Manila, Alay 8.---Adintant.General,. Washington: Situation as follows: Law- ton at ilaasin and Iialinnga :routing partici to north and east. MacArthur at San Fernando. Army gunboats operating in rivers. Have chewed country weal of MacArthur of insurgents. Signe of Mene- t? weakness more apparent i1;a11Y. • NAILED U To MEET '1'111: GintitOATe. Capt. Grant went up the River :and ('acne Down Analis. Manilas, May 9. --Th,' :,r:ny's f,lunlroatti Laguna de Bay and t'aa+tadon; a, uu leT command of Captain titeet, which start- ed up the San ly','riratele River fur Ouagua, an Sunday', preeinnably to establish there a boo of supplies for the troops ongiute:1 ill the northern elentmign, returned yes- terday, Major-General MacArthur luiviug tidied to minuet with the expeclltian. The gunboats found rebels entrenched at Sounoan and (uagua, on the wafter t thepawns. Thevessels � A iililk: fronts of tole l v al steamed past theworks, shelling the oC i ts and driving them out, Landing puttee from the boats entered both towns, cap- turing at Sosnroan a Spanish captain in uatfon:1, who was ostensibly as prisoner in the hands of the rebels, and also a native officer. Arriving at Gungaaa, the town and a small gunboat wore found to be burning, and the natives were emcu• sting the place in consetluenee of the bombardment. Harcourt't Reply to Itasubery. London, May 9. -The Daily Mail an- Inkv°1" nounces that Sir Will.iarn Vernon alar - court, the former leader of the Liberal party in the House of Commons, at the dinner of tho Welsh rnombcrs of the House last Saturday evening, delivered a "resentful and out„potion reply" to Lord Rosebery's references to the state of the Liberal party, in his speech last week, at the banquet of the City Liberal Club at Walbrook, London. Harcourt, accord- ing to The Daily Mall, declared that the Liberals had no occasion to turn back- ward, and that it ill became one of Mr. Gladstone's colleagues to advocate wiping out tl, whole inheritance Liberalism had received from that illustrious statesman. Bold Robbery at Dresden. --- Dresden, May (i. ---This morning be- tween the hours of;, three and five o'clock the Canadian Bank of Com- merce vault and safe* were blown open and about six thousand dollars in Bank of Cnlrnueree notes was taak.en. Securities and other papers were left undistulbedl. 'i'he safe is badly shat- tered. There is as yet no clue to the burglars. Entrance to the bank was obtained by prying open the front • door, and the safe and vault doors were blown open with dynamite. Ben Madden, who sleeps over the bank, heard the noise of the explosion, and after the latter, heard the men run- ning away. FIe thought it was seine drunken Men npctting packing boxes on the street outside, and paid no at- tention. It is a :mystery how the burglars reached the town and how they got away, as no . night trains reach Windsor, and they did not , y drive through the town. It is sur - missed that they came up the Syden- hxm river in a rowboat. Detectives Mahoney and Campeau, of Windsor, are working on the case. Chatham, May 3rd. -Chas. Dawson, 11"/""r"'""1"""'"1"'"2""275.711"/""r"'""1"""'"1"'"2""275.7 foreman for Kennedy & Downs' mill , �E at Sycamore Siding was instantly kill-' il," t3 ed last evening by the belt which runs the top saw. He was taking the belt off the tightning pulley when ib caugb t and threw him. to the floor close to the pulley, and as the pulley was relieved the belt struck him a terrible blow in the face. Deceased was about 27 years old and unmarried. Her Clothes Cauaht Fire. Guelph, May 5. -The four ye..ar old daughter of Mr: A. Sutherland, deaf mutes, of Brantford, who lived with her grandmother, died this morning after suffering terrible pain While playing around a bonfire yesterday her clothes caughe fire. Her five-year old play- mate tried to quench the flames by putting her under a tap and turning on the water, but the girl was horribly burned, and medical aid failed to give relief, Frightfully Mangled St. Catharines, May 4. -Daniel C. Borstedt, of Denver, Col., was killed here this afternoon by falling off a freight train and being cut in two. Both arms were•broken; his face badly cut; his heart and liver entirely re- moved and the restof his body muti- lated. uti-lated. He was apparently about 27 years of age, andfrom letters found on his clothes, of good family, but in search of work. Several affectionate letters from his mother and also from his sweetheart, were fount., advising hire to come home and settle down.. tritesten d Tried F5� 25 Yeas 11 X X X AS Would you feel perfectly sa cafe to put all your money R in a new bank ? One you Phave just heard of? P But how about an old 11 bank ? One that has done business for over a quarter ,vt of a century? One that has 4 always kept its promises ?ft One that never failed ; never 71 misled you in any way ? r3 You could trust such a bank, 1 couldn't you? , >>yS j OOTTal -. EIJLS/ON of COD-LIVER OIL WITH Y HYPOPHOSPHITES is just Si >K like such a bank. It has neveris disappointed you, never will. It has never deceived you, never will. Look out that someone off+ does not try • to make you I invest your health in a new 1 tonic, some new medicine in you know nothing of. ff it 5oa and $t.oa'; all druggists. le Pr•S.COTT & BOWNB,. Chemists, Toronto, ait Pit ltraIR ti094iAil 418141414 43tAMtoe5Q2i2I244 Buried the Papers. Paris, May 9. --Mine. Eledie Wattier, daughter of a French officer now uuder- going imprisonment at Amiens for swindling, has written to M. Mazean, first president of the Court of Cassation, declaring the late Sergeant-Major Lori- mier, at ono time secretary of the late Lieut. -Col. Henry, who liko Henry com- mitted suicide, secretly brought her docu- ments, including letters from Dreyfus to Emperor William, which she says she buried in an iron box in the forest of Manly, northwest of Versailles. She for- warded a cabman's receipt for the trip, and declared herself ready to reproduce the documents. (louses Wrecked by the Tornado. Guthrie, O.T., May 9. -The cyclone which passed over Canadian County de- stroyed at least 20 farm houses and caused great damage to growing crops. At Chickasaw 17 buildings were .wrecked and 14 persons injured. J. H. Murray, a railroad man, who was caught under fall- ing timbers, died of his injuries. A report says: James Whitman and his son George, farriers, near Okarche, were killed in their field. At Okarche five homes were blown away. Rain fell in torrents, and half a dozon culverts on the Rock Island Railroad were washed out. Temple's Periodical Comet. Cambridge, Mass., May 9. -Dr. T E. Keeler, director of Lick's Observatory, announces through Harvard College Observatory the discovery of Temple's periodical comet by Mr. Perrine, an assistant at Lick. The position of the object, which is described as "faint," in May, 6.9077, Greenwich mean : time, right • ascension, 18 hours, 52 minutes, 57.8 seconds, declining south 4 degrees, 82 minutes, 19 seconds. Asks 850,000 Damaras. Portland, Ore., May 9.-A special from Victoria, B.C., says: It Is announced that Captain Corning of the British barque Howard D. Troop will present a claim to the British ambassador at Washington for $50,000 damages against the U.S. Governinent for the .detention of his vessel and the removal of sailors from his ship by force on Friday last. Durham Grants the Loan. i)urharn, Ont., May .9.-A vote was taken hero yostenelay On a bylaw grant- ing a loan of $10,000 to. tho :Durham Furniture Company (limited). -'tire by- law was carried by a vote of 224 to 20. THE STRIKE SITUATION, The Moulders and Cotton operatives' Strikes al Montre:1-Crisis at B.ultalo -Toronto Junction Settling. Montreal, May 9. --Tho Merchants' Cotton Company do not see their way clear to give the 10 per cent. increase of wages asked by their employes, who to the number of over 100 walked out on Saturday. The managers of the Mill, whleh is located at SC, Henri, State that they ora mottling; to grant increases all around which welt amount to about 63 per cent. This will not only take tit those who have already struck, but the other*' as well. The company state that the in•' crease' of 6% per cent. which they offer is 114 per cent better than the rate of wages were bettors the reduction of 1894. The situation as regards the striking' aCoeunlddie a ni gs sunecha n�n.g0ed,iiiexcept tahnadt Bcaupre's Pi, have signed the agreement! accepting the masters' offer of ten per mit. advance. The Bulralo Strike Extending. 33uffalo, NY., May 9. -Between 3.50 and 200 housemen employed by Gratton &t Latimer refused toBotO work yester- day te r- day tnorning out of sympathy for the, striking grain siaovellers. Grattan & Lot - tinier. as contractors, handle freight for the railroad companies at the New York Central, 3.al-a wanna, Erie and ofher freight haws. They handle freight inside the freight houses exclusively, and have nothing to do with the unloading or load- ing of boats. 1 eadog_ an i:nd. Tomoto c of the TorontoJunction briakinake .s 1 about at an end. Four of the six yards halo submitted it proposition of con- itromise with their glen, and at as meet- ing last night 33 of the men working 1s. MAson's, Townsley's, Brown's and Bet - ledge's yards decided to go back to work this meriting at the following rates: Setting off 2.2e. shifters 22e, teulperore Soo, wirers 16e, spreading no, sanding i0o, elay digging $1.60 per day. There are 21 leen at Wakefield's yard and six bey s 'who are still on strike, and at Pear's yard there are eight men and two boys swho still bold out for an increase of wages. A 1111 83 1.mtpAD TRUST. Iaf Effeetod Will Include All 1.lne,i Be- tWeen Roston and Chicago. Cleveland. May' :I..-Acearding to a high oflleia . of the Vanderbilt lines in thls city the details of a big railroad trust. which Is to include all the lines .between Boston and Chicago, are IMP Wing worked out, and the consolidation may be eonlpleted within the next few week;. The recent purchase of short lines in NOW York, I'enusylvania, Ohio, In- diana end Illinois was • in line with the . plans fur the consolidation. which bas been in contemplation. It is not the par - nese to have all the lines outer ono mann„ eluent exactly, but to apportion thein intone the Pennsylvania Company, ` the Vanderbilt interests and the Balli- • more A; Ohio, giving to each systetu tho i lines that it ean use to the best edema: - 1 v r• age. '1•hts purpose of filo consolidation is; said to bo to precool rate cutting and to • accomplish practically what the joint Tr'ailio Association was organized to do. itch. LUDGA E 5N rosSEsS1ON. Tito Lesaeo of Dead man's lelauel Decides Vancouver, May 9. -Ludgate, the lessee, took possession of Deadinan's Island yesterday morning with 50 glen, and at noon great gaps had been made among the trues, while the island is in a perfect cloud of smoke. The whole natter of possession was brought off very quiet- : ly, and few people know •of what was to • take place. Ludgate says he will resist by fordo any attempt to retake possesston of the island, and any forceful proceed- ings as well as any attempt to arrest his men would now be accompanied by a riot at least. Mayor Garden did not go near the island, but, after consulting with City Solicitor Hamersley, be left the matter in the bands of the Provincial Government, whose inspector is now awaiting instructions from Victoria. to Go Ahead, lie Named Charles B. Squires. Columbus, 0., May 9. -Attorney - General Monnett yesterday filod in the Supreme Court his answer to the motion of the Standard 011 Coinpany requesting that he designate tho persona alluded to in his statement that he had been ap- proached with offers of bribes to dismiss the sults against the company, and named Charles B. Squires, formerly of Cleve- land and now of New York, as the party through whom the alleged proposition was made. Escaped Jail by Chimney. Toledo, May 9. --Five United States prisoners, 'William Miller, George :Tones and William 'White, pastoilico robbers, and Thomas Burns and Fred. Williams, are at large. The mon climbed up the tall brick cimnhey at tho rear of the jail. William Cox, a sixth man, was discovered as he reached the top. Must Stay in Jail. Brockville, Ont., May 9. -Mrs. Web- ster, who is under arrest charged with blackinail, was again brought before Judge McDonald yesterday. ,She was un- able to procure bail and was taken back to jail. Her ease will come up for trial on the 10th. About 835,150 Received. Toronto, May 9. -The Provincial Gov- ernment bas received $85,150 in license fees from the distillers of the province. Many brewers are paying their fees under protest It is thought the bill recently passed is not constitutional. Preston to Ile a Town. Preston, May 9. -At a public meeting of the ratepayers, held in the Town Hall last night, the following resolution was passed unanimously: "That the Council take immediate steps to incorporate Preston as a town." Klondike Gold. San Francisco, May 9.-A letter from Dawson,. dated April 8, says: The Yukon Sun estimates the total output of the Klondike region for the winter of 1898-99 at $20,000,000. Galatea Ordered to Iceland. London, May 9. -The British first-class armored cruiser Galatea has been ordered to Iceland, owing to recent seizures of English fishing boats, in contravention of the Danish regulations. asits EXETER MARKETS, (Changed every Wed:, esd ay) wheat per bushel 07 to Eat Flour per owt 3 cls to 2.01: Bare $5 to 45 Oats y 20 to 01 Pea$. 00 to 65 coni 44 to 4$ Butter 11 to ,i tags to Pt b. SG o atees per a . ... 60 to illy, per ton g 450 to Sur nried Apples per ib 5 Dacks 7 c?r ase ti Cit eken t tirkey e .eaves clue 1 wuiRg oi Winler So the falling of the bairtolls of the approach of ago and declining power. No matter how barren the tree nor how leafless it may seem, you confidently expect leaves again. And why? Because there is life at the roots. So you need not worry about the falling of your hair,• the threatened departure of youth and beauty. And why? Because if there is a spark of life remaining iii the roots of the hair 14 will arouseThehaiit r into heaithyceasesto activcome- . out: it begins to grow: and the glory of your youthis restored to you. We have a book on the Flair and its Diseases. It is free. B s.7 The Rest o Freer r o r n t the benefits it you do at obtain all nn a yott expected from the use of the Vigor. write the doctor :hent it. Probably there le some difficulty whit your gem eral system wtdeh may ire molly removed. ,lddreve. Dn. J. C. AYREi, Lowell, Mase. A $1I 0 Haul. '\Vinglun». Ont May 0.- I,asat night J. R. liunshltw, ten eke"' stun' Wan burglarized, and goods amounting to nearly. $1,001) taken out. Entiani't' was made through the front tlttor by prying it open with iron bars. There is no clue to the burglars as yet. A Sad Accident. Parifi Ont„ :May 5. --Mrs. Bell, wife of 1'Ir.A,eci. hell, baker, of this town, nwt with All accident this morning, which may have fatal results, Mrs. Bell was burning some sulpher to fum- igate it room, when her clothing caught fire and before Mr. Bell, could extinguish the flames she waS so baldly burned that slight hopes are entertain- ed for her recovery. The Leading specialists of America 20 YEARS IN DETROIT. ,, 550,000 CURED, .,�'p WE CU' E SSIO � S :• young or addle n ed monore o than thonwas- ,t4 •sS- 1;o ' once of these nightly losses." 'they Yrroducoweakness,7 nervousness, a feeling eat ,;c disguetieelawhele train of symptoms. 13 They unfit ,a ,,an for businessmarried t _• lixo and social happiness. , N.o wetter whether caused by evil habits in youth, `•,`t`% natural wonimoti cr sexual excesses, eta 4i, Now Method `Creatment will positively <: Curt, you. oCUR - NoPAY PR2' 'Reader, yea need help. Early abuse or :)'2, later excesses natty have weakened you. Slxpnsere may have diseased you. You V. are ,ale till oared. Our New Method :.ms'strill c; the yen. You run no risk. ' s n•t `; 50,0 CED 3 our -g a?F n --You are pale, feeble and haggart e nervous, irritat: to and ex- citable. You w.,me forgetful, morose, and despondent, blotches and pimples, sunken eyes, wrinkled face, stooping form and downcast countenance reveal the blight of your existence. WE CURE ` R COCELE No matter how serious your case may be, or how long von tuna have had it, our NEW METltdD T1f'EAT22LBNT will cure it. Tho "wormy, roams" return to their normal condition end henoo the sexual organs receive proper nourish- ment. The organs become vit:Slized; all unnatural drains or '_osess cease and manly powers return. 1'lb temporary �' • taenent but a permanent pure assured. NO Chilli, NO PAY; NO OPE;A- TL0N NLa :E uAI%Y. N0 DET N- ,•,. TION FROM BUSINESS. b: tfi CURES GUARANTEED ED. We treat and etiro SYDUhi.IS,_ STITORILCLSEIItIEVACOE1IMPOTENCY, LOSSEa, BLADDER AND KID- NEY diseases. COESlJLTATION FREE. BOOKS FREE. CHARGES' MODERATE: If unable to call write for a QUESTION BLANK for"ROM:E TREATMENT. 148 SHELBY. KERGAti STREET, fICH. t $ Ili et dhPtoverbs but don't think you can patch clothes to look like new. Then again it would not pay you when you can buy clothing at the prices we sell. BARGAINS~*- Pants mete to order, ail wool heavy tweeds 82.O0 Suits 0,80 Overcoats $,09 Black Worsted snits a spec., -1 • S12.00 . Our $20 blacks beat all others at 523. Conte and see for - �ollr3eii". PATRONIZE US. People patronize us because they realize that we always sell clothing that is strictly uta -to -date., .. . J. 14. GRIEVE Opposite Post Office ORAL T11/? HE S lTOFE LUTZ'S POULTRY POWDER. " I am using Lutes Powder. and have nohesitation in stating; tart it i8 it iuost exce'lle'nt powder for poultry. ft certainly increases the egg stipply, and promotes the vigor and health of the poultry. 1 would strongly rt•ytnnlnoucl pad to give` it a trial." -NV. H. Thorn Lain litiip English ro<E. Fend, C. li3 <. #Sl'ee 1 n tltifrt t 1 l v . Lutz, mid .int L .,i ,t ial NMI that it improves the enielition of Milch cows, anti ilrrre:t1,es the flow of milk. I would. rectoolalentl stot'k 1'nist'rS to give it n trial."•. NV. I1. C.. LUTZ. Laic- -n`.. aLic•Ft, �4,iS,,nv ,_ IT PAYS t To read the big stores' ad- vertisements ertiseinents STOP! THINK ! : -For whose' gond are we in egthe furniture business? For Ayours and ours. If we are not 14 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 droves that. we are the - right kind of people with the right prices. Come and see for yourself.... . 4 4 4 1 S. CIDLEY & SON.j Furniture. Undertaking, OPERA HOUSE BLOCK. EXETER FILMY J. MURRAY.,,, Manufacturer and dealer in Plows, Gang Plows, Land. Rollers, Root Cutters, Straw Cutters, Saws. Belting, Fire Brick, Fire Clay, and Babbett Metal. FOR SALE. White Engine and Steam Thresher complete, and Clover Mill, Straw Cutter and Grinder, for $1250. See our Truck and Scale combined, weighs 800 lbs. Price $18.00. J. MURRAY. • Prr'ore. After. Wood's Fhoaphodine, The Great English Remedy. Sold and recommended by all druggists in Canada. Only reli- able medicine discovered. Sia packages guaranteed to cure all So ins of Sexual Weakness, all effects at abuse or excess, Mental Worry, Excessive use of To- bacco, Opium or Stimulants. Mailed on receipt' of price, one package $1, six, $5. One'will please; aim will cure. Pamphlets free to any, address. The Wood Company, Windsor, Ont. tan Wood's Phosphodilre'is sold in Exeter by 0. Lutz, druggist.