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a graduate of Toronto University,
DENTISTS,
Teeth extracted wi
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heat any pain,
or 449
bad effects. Office in 1?'aitSOn'a kllepk, west
side Main Street, Exeter.
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rsity and Royal College of Dental Surgeons
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r Ontario. Ph:cstoian, Surgeon and accolade,
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IOSOSr - CARLING, BARRISTERS,
Solicitots, Notaries, Oonveyaneers,
Commissioners. Solisitore for the Alolsons
iiaulc, etc. Monet: to loan at 5 and 5}i per
cent. Oifioo Fanaon's Block, Mein St.,
Exeter. (ee member of the firm will be at
gensall ou Thursday of each week.)
I• R, Ceuta:on B. A., L. R. Itzeseotr.
LLIOT & (FLAT1atA\, BARRISTERS,
Ere„ Qouveye;9ceze, and Money to
Loan.
tf, T. Er.t.SOT. F. W. tirt,A.DAIA:S.
skoetloneers
-n BROWN, Winchelsea. Licensed Aunt-
. ioneertor the Counties of Porth and
?tiddlesex,also for thetownshdp afGsborne
!eel"prom
a Sale l rrangednat Postoffi terms
ohalsea.
lnsurunee.
ELLIOT,
Insurance Agent, Excite
St.
EXETER FO!JNDR
sa1nmer Cope
are noted for hanging on.
They weaken. your throat
and lungs, and lead
to
serious trouble,
Don't trifle with them..
Take .Scott's Emulsion at
once.. It soothes, heals,
and cures..
50c. end Si. All druggists,
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ITHERE MAY BE CLkSIi
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tion, Liberal terms,, Pay weekly. Stook,
complete with fast selling speoialities, in-
cluding Seed Wheat, Corn, Potatoes, &e
OLtTPIT FREE. Secure territory now
Write, BROWN 1180$• CO-, Nurserymen
Brown's Nurseries P.O., Ont.
II 111131110N0_fOli 1111011111
A Limited Special Offer Which
for Ten Days Duty.
it Last
GENUINE POMONA DIAMONDS bevel a
worldwide reputation. It is elmQSt im ro .-
sible to distinguish them from genuine ilia.
=ones costing hundreds of dollars eaeb.
Thoyare worn by tbe best people. We will
forward a assniss I'4MoNA DIAllovn
mounted in a heavy ring. lain, or stud to any
Address upon receipt of price, SIM each.
Earrings screws or drops, $. per pair. R}ng
settings are made of ono oontauuous piece
of thiel, shelled gold, and are warreutrd
not to ternieli. Special canibinatioht offer
tar ton days only! ding and stud bent to
arty addreseupon receipt of $t.4' Send for
catalogue. In ordering ring give Singer
measurement by using a piece of etriu„--
also full particulars. Address plasm}:,
THE POM& NA CU.,
,The—nee InotnwaY,
Ni,.w YORK.
tJ, Mi V RRA Y,,,,
Manufacturer nil dealer in Plows
Gang Plows, Laud Rollers, Root
Cutters, Straw (.'titters, Saws,
Belting, Fire Brick, Fire Clay, and
I3;thbett ketal.
REPAIRS
On 1•',ngines, Boiler;, ilfowers and
Binders promptly attended to,
Mower and Binder Knives and
General Repairs kept on hand.
Tire ispsetters, Tire Platforms and
Pt1{`uches. R V
J MURRA ■
TO THE DEAF.—A rich lady,.
cured of her Deafness and Noises in
the Head by Dr. Nicbolson's Artificial
Ear Druins,.haa sen $1,000 to his In-
stitute, so that deaf people unable : to
procure the. Ear I)ruhlhs alae^ have
thele free. Apply to Department
A. S. N, The Institute. "Longcott,"
•Gunnersbury, London, W., England.
Killpc'n: Mr, Canninl's Milo ahoy,
of whose illness we made mention last
week, liar not inipiovc'cl any, and two
more operations lt8vt' been pi'ifl)rlil£'tl
on the little Nath ret,
St..:1i,11ys: James ?h'(xinnis who
was injured some titin' ago by fabling
from a rig on this 'tray to tit. :Marys,
passed away Friday mo1•hling.rt,
Dt'£etts-
ed was an old resident of West, Nis-
sonr', where he was universally' re-
spected ars a. good neighbor and an
honorable roan. He leaves one sister,
Mrs, Carscadenr
Two Governments Making On-
tario Fishery Regulations.
SUBJECT OF NEGOTIATION*
iaemiuion AIWA). Claimed the Right,,
Bat Now Ontario Has Construed the
• a
Prir<y Couuei i'a Jadgmelat t 1►ia.
.
That the ProRince. Heaths Iiia/o%
...Rayresentativea of the
Clevernmenta t Center
Toronto, ,Aug 29. --Soma disc/melon
bas taken plaee between the Fisheries
Department at Ottawa an the recently-
organized Fisheries Department of On-
tario. The question has arisen in commo-
tion witb the right to frame regulations
governing the fisheries of Ontario. The
Federal authority heads that it le the
proper body to make regulations of this
kind, while the Ontario officials take the
ground that the power was vested. in the
province to make It3 owe, regulations
under the judgment delivered by the
Privy Council last •year, Some corre-
spondence has already taken place
between the two Governments: on the
matter, and it is stated that a conference
will Shortly take place at Ottawa. between
Mr, Minibus Irving, Q.C„ acting for
Onterto, and 31r, Newcombe. Deputy.
Minister of Justice, for cite Tlontiuiou.
when an efl*er6 will be made :to reach at
better understanding as to the powers of
eagh 3ovorntuent as +leRned by the Privy
Calmed judgment,
Irominioa .t,lwars Claimed ,tight.
rho Tlorninieo Government bas always
Claimed the right to melte regulatiOna
for the inland as well air the seacoast
fisheries, and the Dominion Fisheries Mt
of 1880 coutatns the following provision
relating to the subject; "The Governor -
in -Council may, from time to time, snake
regulations for the better inanaueineut
and regulation of,the seacoast aha inland
tiaheries—to prevent or reinedy the
obstruotion and pollution of streams --to
regulate and prevent lashing, to prohibit
the destruction of Ash, and to forbid fish-
ing except under authority of leases or
licenses—which, regulations shall have
the same force and etteet as it herein
enacted, notwithstanding that such regu-
�'�oP� 0 � Slave.
To be bound hand and foot for years
by the chains of disease is the worst
form. of slavery, George D. Williams,
of ?Lanchester, Hirai., tells how such a
"
says: My
slave was made free. . is as
1 s sat o f 1
wife has been so helpless for five years
that she could not turn over in bed
alone, ,lifter using tiro bottles of
Electrie Bitters she is wonderfully im-
proved and able to do her own work."
flits supreme remedy for female die -
eases quicklycares nervousness, sic e 1-
lessness, i 'litncboly, headache, ba e1 -
ache, fainting and dizzy spells.. This
miracle working medicine Is a godsend
to weak, sickly, run. down people.
Every bottle guaranteed. Only 50c.
Sold by all Druggists.
rgar......„,...3,2„,..,e.,....411,-.11k-,14,
1 I PAYS
4�I 11 To read the big stores' ae
-+i vertiselnents
1 STOP!
TI4INJ .
For whose -goer? are we in 1
5 the furniture business? For
yours and ours. If we are not i
juseful 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-
aess. But we havebeen doing 6
business right along for years,
which proves that we are the
right kind of people with the
right prices. Conte and see for
yourself....
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OPERA HOUSE BLOCK. gi
Furniture, Undertaking,
TIMBER WANTED
Mitchell: Messrs. Carson & McKee
have given up business in Mitchell,
and are busy this week packing and
moving their goods to Listowel.
Goderich: On Thnrsday a writ was
issued against the town by E. Campion
Q.C., acting on behalf of JohnMehean
claiming damages of $2,500 01) account
of the drowning of Mr. McLean's
daughter, Oathehane, in one of the cor-
poration fire -tanks.
Woodbane The trustees of 'Wood-
ham school have been succesfnl n1 se-
(:tlr.ing the services of Mr. Williams,
from near Mitchell. Mr. Williams
holds a first class certificate.
Bayfield Mr. James Thompson hes
been appointed Clerk of the Division
Court here, in place of the late Jno.
Morgan. The position is not a very
lucrative one, nor are the duties very
onerous.
Highest Casal Price paid for Black.
Ash, White Ash, Red. and White
Oak, Hard and Soft Maple, Iemlock
Soft and Rock Eh% Either stumpage.
p b
or delivered in yar5.
For furtherparticulars apply to
o pp '.Y
GUS. WAGNER,
Manager. for the 5. L Co. Exeter.
Bienaark's Iron Nerve.
Was the result of his splendid health.
Limitable will and #remendeus en-
ergy are not found where Stomach,
Liver, Kidneys and Bowels are out of
order. If you want these qualities
and the success they bring, use Dr.
King's New Life Pills. They develop
every power of brain and body. Only
25c at any Drug Store.
lotions extend, vary or alter am of the
provisions of this act respecting tho
places or modes of fishing or the times 30 Per pound. Calves sold at $3 to $10,
according to size. Sheep brought from
3Uo to *ao per pound. Lambs ware sold
from 4 to ?4o per pound. Sols brought
from 4,ye to 50 per pound.
East Banal* Cattle lliarket.
l?;ast Buffalo, Aug. 89--Cattle—Tho
reeoipts yesterday were surprisingly
largo, 240 loads, including 19 loads ut
Canadian Stockers. Good to best aulooth
fat export cattle, 10.60 to 15,85; export
r
to choice butch-
ers'
.4 good4
1to .au:
bulls, 14S
steers, $3.10 to $5.40; feeder bulls,
$3 to 12,00; good to best fat heifers, 14: 25
to $4.05; fat sows, good to best, 14 to
Acting under the authority given is 14.25; >;tookers, choice to extra, quality,
the judgment, the Dominion Government $4.16 to 14.23; stook bulls, 12.75 to $3 10;
on the lith of June last re-enacted seotion fanny yearlings, 13.25 to 14.85; stock
7 of the Fisheries Act in the following heifers, 12 to $3,23; feeders, good to
amended form: "Fishing by }neaps of extrr. 14 to 1425; fresh tops, choice to
nets or other apparatus without leases or extra good bag, $42 to 150; epringera,
licenses from the Minister of Merine and good to extra, 142 to $4S; valves, choice
Fisheries under the provisions of chapter to extra, 10'75 to $7; heavy calves, $b to
95, Revised Statutes of Canada, and aeo- $8.30•
tion 4 thereof, or from some duly author -
extra,
and Lambs—lambs, choice to
izod officer of the ; Clovernmont of the extra, were quotable 15.50 to $5.75; good
Province of Ontario, is prohibited in the claire, $6.20 to :5.50, :sheep, choice to
Province of Ontario."
The amendment made to the section
consisted of the svorda "or from some 14 95 to IS; 14.95 to 15; pigs,
duly authorized officer of the Government $4.65 to In; r Yorkers,s.%5 to 14.75;
of the Province of Ontario, thus reoog- roughs, 14 t0 14.10.g
nizing that the Privy Counoil s judg-
nlent conferred upon the province the Cheese Markets.
right to issue fishery licenses. At the Utica, N.Y., Aug, 29.—On the Utica
same time, however, the re-enaetmeut of Board of Trade yesterday, the following
the seotion was a declaration by the Dom- were the official sales of cheese: Large
inion Government that it considered the colored, 260 boxes at 10c, 2,250 boxes at
making of regulations with respect to
Ontario fisheries within its own compet-
ence.
MARKET REPORTS,
wht:tt Is Down tµ 70 Cente—Cables.
Caused High OPeplRE, But It Soon
D.eltned-,-Latest: *'rices,
Liverpool, Aug. 29.—September wheat
yesterday closed unebanged from Satan.
day. December 3'd higher,
1.1verpoot; Markets, •
Liverpool, Aug, 29.—Yesterday's close:
Wheat futures steady; September 0s
10%ti, December 6s ;e'd. Spot cern quiet;
new 3s 54d, old 3+ 0y*; futures quiet;
September $s 5d, October $s 51d, Nov-
ember 3s 6%4, December 3s 5eed, Flour,.
18s 94,
Leading'Wheat Meeketi,
Following Were she eiesing prices at
important centre? yesterday:
Aug, Sept, Dec.
c hicazo $ • 10 70 40 79
New. York.,.,.- 0 74% 0 77?,'i
¥fiiwaubee 0
St I�ouig 0 7034 0 69? Q ii
Toledo.. Q MS 0 lox 0 74i
Detroit. 0 714 0 72 0 75
Dnluth.. \ o,1 Nor .... 0 6S.% Q 69?4;
D loth No,1 d 1,a 7 ehid 0 ,1
Minneapolis0 69 0 07li 0 6'd?,
Te re!1tet St, Lawrence Markets
dl tax,
vte:�� while, B let ... $0 it �[e
0 72
Wheat. reit,
0 71 0 71?'s
11 heat, Fife, spriug. hu, 0 33
Wheat, goose, be 0 70 . 4 7 3n
Parley. bu... , ....... „ 0 40 0 41
Peas.. bu ... .. ., 0 1fl
Oaw, bu ...•.,... ,., 0 26 Q $oi: .
EXETER YAR (ETS.
(Changed every Wedt,eeday)
1.85 to 2<-00
Barley... 25 to S''
Oats ., 25 to r8
Peas
Corn, 40 to 44
Batter t4 to 15
5
Eggs SO
Potatoes per bag ......... ........ . .... 20 to ay per ton 4 5e to
SO
.B
Wool5
Dried Apples per in 19 to 14
Wheat per bushel
Flour per cwt
50 to 55
Rye. bel Q 33
Iue1C4411111t, let 0 55
fl1Y AND STI,AW.
Rey, flew. per ton.... 1I0 00 to €11: Q
Straw, sheaf. per tort.., 0 0 7
Straw, loose, per con 4 00 5 140
UAU Y rnoDPCTs.
Flutter lb. roils 11.) 20 to 10 23
Tilggs, new lard. 0 14 4 16
POVLTIOn
-Chicken?, per pair 1+1 4: to 40 00
Turkeys, per lb. , , , , 0 10 0 12
Dueks, per pair......, , 0 lid 0 VD
PRL'J'SS A;1A enet1F.'1411i, ..
Onions, ler bag 11 00 to $1 50
Apples, per bre...., .,0 75 1 50
Potatoes, per bag 0 60 0 70
;Montreal Lime Stools,
Montreal, Aug. 29.—'The receipts at
the East End Abattoir yesterday were
500 head at cattle, 200 calves, 790 ?beep'
and laiubs. The demand was quiet and
prices unchanged,
Cattle: --Choice sold at from 4e to
4;io per pound. Good sold at from 2/e
to 4c per pound Lower grades from 2c to
specified as prohibited or, close seasons,
and may six such other modes, thues or
places as aro deemed by the Governor -In•
Counoil adapted to different localities, or
otherwise expedient."
Privy enmesh'. Judenteat.
The judgment of talo Privy Connell
gave the province the power to issue
licenses for the inland fisheries, but the
torahs of its deoisfon in rosneot to the
right to snake regulations are regarded
as somewhat ambiguous.
Regulations Authorized.
Mitchell: Mise Ada Dore suet with
a painful accident while out driving
on Thursday evening. While the
young lady was turning round the
horse took fright and made a sudden
bound, upsetting the carriage . and
throwing the occupant to the ground.
Miss Dore received a bad cut right
above the temple.
Brussels: Wednesday of last week
a a .s J. J. Gilpin was driving in the coun-
try, a sheep jumped up from the road-
,rbreaking
thehorse, . the
lyes, startling o e,
harness and causing him to kick. Mr.
Gilpin received two blows on the left
leg making an 'ugly cut which necessi
taned the doctor putting in a dozen
stitches to bind it together. The hone
was laid bare but fortunately was not
broken. Mr. G. will be compelled to
take enforced holidays for a few
weeks.
FRemarkable Rescue.
Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfield, Ill.,
makes the statement, that she caught
cold, which settled on her lungs; she
w as,treated for a month by her fancily
physician, but grew Worse. He told
her she Was a a' hopeless victim of Gon-
simaption and that no medicine could
cure her.Her druggist suggested Dr.
King's New :Discovery for Consump-
tion; she bought a bottle and to her
delight found herself benefitted from
first dose. She continnecl its use and
after Lakin .si' bottles, found herself
Sound, and well; now does her, own,
_housework, and is as well as she ever
was. Sold by all Druggists, large.
bottles 50 cents and $1.00.
1
Leaves
QYe
extra, $4,25 to 14.50; good to choice, 14
to 14.25.
Bees—Heavy, 14,90 to 14.95; nixed,
Children Ori for
C i mar T a A
Ontario Makes Regulations.
On the 10th of June the Ontario Gov-
ernment promulgated a set of regulations the curb a few lots of very fancy large
regarding the fisheries of the province, and small colored sold at 10%a to Ile.
the first clause of which reads as follows: The sales of butter were: 19 packages at
"Fishing by means of any kind of net,
seine, snare, rack, trap, weir. night -line,
set -line, spear, grapnel, negog or nishgau,
or by any other means or apparatus
without a fishing lease, license
1031o, 9,345 boxes at 10?4e, 250 boxes
.targe white at 10o x, 1,030 boxes small
colored at 1034o, 9 boxes do. at 10%o,
1,670 boxes do. at I0e.to. 410 boxes small
white at 10o, 530 boxes do. at 10,etc. On
whatever,
or permit from the Commissioner of Fish-
eries having been first obtained, is pro-
hibited; but ,lothing in this section shall
prevent angling without a license for any
flsh, except sturgeon. But no sturgeon
shall be caught, taken or killed by any
means whatever without a license first
had and obtained." The rest of the regu•
lations had reference to the number, size
and weight of different varieties of fish
which any person might take, catch or
kill.
A Clash May Occur.
With the two Governments issuing
regulations relating to the same matter
it is considered that a plash might ocour
at any time between them, and probably
much confusion and uncertainty. It was
stated yesterday that on receipt of a Dopy
of the Ontario regulations the Dominion
Department of Fisheries addressed a
communication to the Ontario t Govern-
ment complaining that be latter was
exceeding its authority. No confirmation
of the statement could, however, be
obtained, as Hon. A. S. Hardy is out of
town, and Mr. S. T. Bastedo. the Deputy
Commissioner of Fisheries, is also away
from the city. An attempt was made to
see Mr. Aemilius Irving in order to
ascertain in what position the matter
stands at present. but the reporter was
informed that Mr. Irving was attending
the meeting of the Bar Association at
Buffalo.
SIX DER MET QUICK DE:tTrr.
Twelve Steel Arches of Coliiseum Build-
ing at Chicago fell.
Chicago, Aug. 29. -Twelve steel arches,
each weighing 83 tons, which were to
have supported the superstructure of the
Colliseum Building in course of erection
on Wabash avenue, fell to the ground
late yesterday afternoon. It is known
that six lives were crushed out. The
bodies of these' men are supposed to be
under the wreckage. Several are in the
hospital with injuries received, and of
these two will surely the, ono may pos-
sibly recover and the restaro for the
greater part seriopsly iniurod. Nearly all
the a nem who were killed were at wort:
on top of the arches, 40 feet above the
ground.
20eec, 10 packages at 213eo, 16 packages
at 220.
b
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T. R.Ir..R 111.L+' ;tIAolils.
01 winter
So the falling of the hairtells
of the approach of ago and
declining power.
No platter how barren the tree
nor how leafless it may seem,
you; confidently expect leaves
again. And why?
Because there is life at rite
roots,
So you need not worry about
the falling of your hair, tbe
threatened departure of youth
and beauty. And why?
Because if there is a spark of
lire remaining in the roots of
the hair
VER'S
HAIR
RIGOR
wilt arouse it into healthy activ-
ity, The hair ceases to come
out: it begins to grow: and the
glory of your youth is restored
toa have a hook on the Hair
and its Diseases. It is free..
The Bra( Adria. FM,
If yea do not obtain niltha benefits
yoa expected from the use of the vigor,
Trite the doctor about It. Probably
Mote is Moine dllmaulty with your sere
era ryetam which may be easily
retnored. Addrees.
DR. J. C. A1Eiir, Lowell, Man.
Rom Nur. Woods Phospteine,
The Great English Remedy.
Sold and recommended by all
druggists in Canada. Only reli-
able medicine discovered. Six
ckages guaranteed to cure all •
meet Sexes Weakness, all effects of abase
or excess, Mental Worry, Excessive use of To-
bacco, Opium or Stimulants. Malted on receipt
of price, ono ppackage et, six, $5. Onpe Witt phase.
six wiu Tito Pamphlets
ood Confree
ono any
Ont.
Company. >
•
2rWoed's Phospho dine is sold in Exeter by
C. Lute, druggist._
:Wean: About noon on Tuesday a
freight train passed Mr. W1u, Reid's
farm at the edge of the village, and a •
fete -moments later, a fire started in a
ten -acre field of stubble next the track.
As fast elnnast as one could walk, the
dangerous flames sped across the field,
and for a short time the big barn on
the farm seemed in serious danger of
destruction. The alarm was given in
the village and in a few minutes twen-
ty or thirty men were on hand to
fight back the flanges, Fortunately
the wind blew the fire away. from the
barn by a few feet, and rapid plough-
ing speedily confined the blaze, which
soon spent itself in the field.
r�e
wfthProverbs
but don't think you eau patch,
clothes to look like new.
'lien again it would not
pay you when you can burr
clothing at the prices we
sell,
BARGAIN
Pants made to order, all
wool heavy greeds
Suits
Overcoats
Slack Worate
sal
Qnr $20 blacks beat alt
others at $23. Comte and se;
for yourself,
$2.O0
it;9.80
8.09
its a spec -
$12,00
PATRONIZE OR.
People patronize us because
they realize that we always
sell clothing that is strictly
up-to-date, . . , .
J.ti. GRIEVE
Opposite fist (iiiei
The 32nd Annual Sleeting Begins With
450 Competitors Entered.
Ottawa, Aug. 29.—The 32na annual
meeting cf the Dominion Rifle Associa-
tion opened yesterday morning at 9
o'clock in grand weather. The whole
ranges are completed and give this year
55 targets and a full range for all targets
of 1.000 yards. There are over 450
entries, the largest on record.
i`io possibles were made in tho first
day's shooting in the Ahearn and Soper
extra series, Sven shots at 600 yards.
The Tyro Match, open to members
who have not at any previous meting of
the N.R.A. or D.B.A. won an individual
prize, was divided between Sap. F. F.
Urge, Charlottetown Engineers, and
Sergt. Maros, 69th, who were equal.
with a score of 33. They won 117.60.
The Bankers' Match -Open to members
and associate members of the association.
Range e 600yards, dsa rounds r
.
Sergt.t. W.
Agias, R.C.A., made the •highest score,
and won $20.
MacDougall Challenge Cup—The match
for the MacDougall Challenge. Cup and
1532, presented by the D.B.A., was shot
for all afternoon. The weather was per-
fect, a light, steady rear wind blowing
all day. The cup and 125 were won by
Sergt A. Wilson, 48rd, with, a score of
67.
.Parkhill: Mrs. Joseph Nrblock, died
early on Thursday morning, 18th inst.,
after at lon°' and severe illness, and the
funeral tonsk place on Friday after-
noon, Mrs. Niblock was one of the
oldest residents of this section, having
come here with her husband before
the construction of the G.T.R. She
was much respected and was au exem-
plary , Member of the Presbyterian
church. Her husband died a number
of years ago. She leaves three child-
ren. •
Woll .Devioped a
Mu -soles,
1
Mr. Tarte
Will BeMoine Soon. .
Montreal, Aug. 29.—Hon. J. I. Tarte,
in a letter from Paris to bis son, received
yesterday. announces that he will sail
from Bristol on the Arawa of the Eider -
Dempster Line, on Sept. 11. Mr. Tarte
states that he is improving daily, and
hopes that he will entirely' recover. He
bad been out during the day before and
had received a visit from M. Deloaasse,
Minister of Foreign Affairs. Mr. `carte is
expected home by Sent. 23 or • thereabouts.
Dropped to Elie Death.
Toronto; Aug. 29,•—Another victim
was yesterday added to the long list of
persons drowned this season in Toronto
Bay. William Burt White of 193 Duchess
etreet fell from a ladder on the city's
'dredge about 5 O'clock and .was drowsed
before assistance arrived. White was 24
years of age and unrnarrle.
STRONG NERVES AND PURE
BLOOD MARK THE STRONG
AND HEALTHY
Pane's ll1ij ioound
Bestowes all these Blessings.
IGNORANCE.,
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MYRTLE NAVY
it a ltri :f0111I W.
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T,S;11 in Gilt on ever
plug and package.
EXErTE R
ROLLER MiL1S.
Always Ready.
Flout', ZV httles;tlt• and Retail,
('hoped feed, Barley, Peas. Oats, ('etre:
---BIR STOCK ON HAND.—
Prices tri„ art.
JO8EP.D COBBLIDICB,
CANADIAN:n '.
PACIFIC' Y.
Harvest
Excursions8
WILL BE RUN ON
AUG. 29th, 1SETtlilNING 1lntit Oct. 28th, aitch
Sept. 12th, s, " Nov, 1.1th, 1890
RETURN FARES TO
WINNIPEG ' RG INA
DELORAINE I MOOSEJAW
RESTON ('fie YORKTON
ESTEVANLAh, PRINCE ALBERT
8IN3CARTH CALGARY tQ�i
MOOSOMiN ,' RED DEER S r7t740
COWAN .. DMONTON s E77 t-
t:rom all i fnts in Ontario, Windsor.
and East.
Per further particulatrs apply to .the
nearest'iCau4diau Pacific Agent,or to
Well developed muscles and strong
nerves belong only to healthy people
. -.1vigorousandwolnen.
as .. Dien
P ne's Celery Compound will give
the weak and sickly full muscular
power, strong nerves, pure blood and
full digestive visor. It will do more
ill -
health,
of I
to counteract Elie o 1 g
health, sickness and disease than any
other medicine in the world.
In an untold number of cases where
other remedies have failed, Paine's
Celery Compound has brought about
the wished -for results, making old and
young happy and joyous in the pos-
session of sound health. It is crinli-
tial for intelligent ennan or wonhan to
continue suffering from disease that
Paine's Celery Compound is able to
banish. Honest and able physical's,
the trusted family druggist, clergy-
men members ofparliament and the
best people in Canada, recommend
Paines.Celery Compound with pleas-
ure.and satisfaction.
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Assistant General Passenger Agent
1 1i.Ie G ST. Lease TORotSTo
Basioess Collou
SAP�T
,1 IA ONT.
50
of our Graduates se-
cured good positions
since January 3rd.
FALL.
Term begins Sept. 4th.
r:o" Good board can be obtained
here for $2.50 per week.
A. S. N MO
Manager.
Cook's Cotton Boot Compound.
Is successfully used monthly by over
10,000 Ladies. Safe, effectual. Ladies ask
yotir druggist for Cook's Cotton Root Com-
pound. Take no other, as all Mixtures, pills and
imitations are dangerous, Priee No. 1, $1 per
box, No. 5,10 degrees stronger, $3 per box. No.
1 or 2, mailed on receipt of price and two 8•eent
stampps. The Cook Company Windsor, Ont,
"Nos.1 and 2 sold tine recommended by all
responsible Druggists in Canada.
Nos. 1 and No, 2 sold in Exeter 1,5- eve
Lttt2, Druggist,'