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Home My WebLink AboutExeter Advocate, 1899-9-7, Page 5THE ezeter Abracatt, Is pabliehed every Thursday Morningt at the Moe, MAIN -STREET, -- EXETER. ADVOCATE PUBLISHING COMPANY TERMS OF sunscatryox, One Dollar per alAlittra if paid in Advance 111.K.0 if not so Paid. et.eiterortinexeg 2Tetetou ctn. No paper di seontinued until aliens rage are raid, .A.dvertisements without speoino direetions will be published till forbid and ebarged. accordingly. Liberal discountmade tor transoleat advertisements inserted for Long veriod.s. Every description of Jop PRINTING turned out in the finest style, and at moderate rates. Cheques,Money orde ors, Iso. for advertising, aultscriPtions,ete.to be made Parable t o Chas. H. Sanders, EDITOR Ann PROP Professlonal Cards. a. KINSMAN, L. IL S. et Da. A. R. elKINSMAN, L P. S., D. D. Sellonor graduate of Toronto University. DENTISTS. Teeth extracted without any pain, or any bad effeets. Office in Vansonet Black, west side Main Street, Exeter. fl Bel/ Amax ANDERSON,(11,1),,SeleD.S.,) honors Graduate of the Toronto Ideel. ratty and Royal College of Dental surgeons of Ontario. Teeth extraeted without peen. All modes of Dentistry up to date. Office over Elliot Se Elliot's lave oface—oppoSite CentrallltelEneter. flMoLAUGHLIN, AfElIBER OF the College of I'llysielan end Sargeon nints,rio. Physician, Surgeon ana 4cooneh- our. ()face, Dehweed, out. Legal. DICKSON & 0A.RLING, BARRISTERS, Solicitors, Notaries, Conveyancers, Commissioners, Solicitors for tho Idelsons Bank, etc,. Money to loan at 6 and Ste per cent. Office Ranson's /Mock, Main St., Exeter. (A member of the firm will be at Hassell on Thursday of each week.) L R. °AIMING, B. - L. it, Dzetteen. EALLIOT & GLADUA.N, BARRISTERS, L4 Etc.. Ctonveyteaelera, and Meoey to Loan, 0, V. Ent -ter. F, W. OrdsPItAll, Auctioneers tI BROWN,Witschebea. Licensed Auct- .1.,le ioneertor the Counties of Perth and Middlesex, also for the township of Idaho:no liadee promptly »Mewled, to and terms Tea - eonbele.Sales arranged at Post °Moe, Win - *balsas. insurance. E ELLIOT, Insurance Agent, Main St. Exeter EXETER FOUNDRY J. MURRAY... SPECIAL SALE. A special sale of implements at the Exeter foun- dry until No- vember. 10 per cent. off for cash. J. MURRAY TO TELE DEAF.—A rich lady, cured of her Deafness and Noises in the Head by Dr. Nicholson's Artificial Ear Drums, has sent S1,000 to his In- stitute, so that deaf people unable to procure the Ear Drams may have them free. Apply to Department A. S. N, The Institute, "Longcott," Gmmersbury, London, W., England. 4Piir 201C.,InC 412 -04e -Ar IT PAYS To read the big stores' a - 41 vertisements 1 T010!- TnIiqic 1. For whose 'good are we in the furniture business? For yours and ours. If we are not "I useful to you we cannot he use- ful to ourselves. . We have got t' 1/ to carry the goods you want at the prices you want or we not make a success of our busi- ness. But we have been doing 11, business right along for years, 1 which proves that we are Acthe ,,,a right kind of people with the pm r ....k right prices. Conie and see for yourself .... tallier toms 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. 41. All druggists - WIVIRWMPIWY? The Molsons Bank. (Chartered by Pavliament 1W.) Paid. up Capital .... . .. Rest Fund 1,500,000 Head office Montreal F. WOLFBRSTAN TI1031AS, Esq., GE'NERAL MANAGER. Money advanced to good Farmers on their own notes with one or mare endorsers at 7 per cent. per SUMBA. —RXETER BRANCH— Open every lawful daY from 10 a.m. to:3 tam; Saturdays 10 aan. to 1 p.m. A general banking bus iness transacted CURRENT BATES allowed for money on Depoeititecelpts, Savings Bank at 3eS. Deeitsati & °entitle, N.D.. Realms; Solicitors. Manager, S. GIDLEY & SON. Furniture, Undertaking, OPERA HOUSE BLOCK. p, glor-Arnrie.nr-nrmr,p TIMBER 1' ANTED Highest dash Price paid for Black Ash, White Ash, Red and White Oz1k, Hard and Soft Maple, Hemlock Soft and Rock :Elm. Either stumpage or delivered in yard. For further particulars apply to GUS. WAGNER, Manag,cr for the S. L Oo. Exetr. FOR FIRST-CLASS BEEF, LA.MB, SAUSA.GE, BOLOGNA., PBESSED TONGUE, CORNED BEEF; SALT, PRESII OR SMOKED MEATS, Call at The Family Butcher Shop. One door North of R. Pickard's store. LOUIS DAY Proprietor. AGMS WANTED. No experience neceseary. Permanent posi- tion. Liberal terms. Pay weekly. Stook, complete with fleet selling speoialities, in - eluding Seed Wheat, Corn, Potatoes, &c. OUTFIT FREE, Secure territory now, Write, BROWN BROS. CO., Nurserymen Drown's Nurseries P.O., Out. 11 MON TUMOUR A Limited Special Offer Which Will Last for Ten Days Only. GENUINE PninaNA, DIAMONDS have a worldwide reputation. It is almost he pos- sible to distiign h tile= from genuine dia- moues costing hundreds of dollars each. Theyare worn ey the best people. We will forward a Gent &NH Pottotts. leetuden mounted in a boa vy ring, pin, or stufi to any address upon receipt of price, $1.00 eneb. Earrings screws or (trope, $e per pair. Itipg settings are made of one Gelatin -tons piece of thick, shellec.l gold,. and aro warranted not to taw rnish. Speed combination offer for ten days only! Ring and stud sent to any address upon receipt of 81.50Send for catalogue. In ordering ring give finger measure/toot by using a piece of string— also full particulars. Address plainly, THE 20,110NA CO., 1181 —108 11110AartvAY, NEW YORK. Wingham: Mr. J. Brooks has sold out his grocery business to Mr. Wal- lace Hough who has taken possession. Granton: Thos. Squire has sold his sixty acre farm in the 10th con., Blau - shard, to his brother George for $2,200. Wingham: Mr. Fulton, a workman in the chair factory, had a close call on Wednesday. A. piece of board was caught by the saw he was working near, and hm-led with terrific force, striking him on the lower part of his body. A. sinailar blow on the bowels cansed the death of jos. Bullard, bnt in this case no serious results are like- ly to follow. Diamond Dyes Far Ahead of All Others. Practical Experience Has Demon- strated That They Are the Easiest to Use, It is the easiest matter in the world to dye with Diamond Dyes, as thous- ands of women know from practical experience. • By using these simple home dyes one can -make old clothing look like new and save a great many dollars in the course of a year. Do not accept imitations of the orig- inal Dianaond Dyes from any dealer, no matter how strongly he may recom- mend them, for while he makes a larg- er profit on them they do not dye as much goods, nor do they eqbal the Diamond Dyes in fastness of colors. When poor Dyes are used, both your money and labor aro thrown aWay and the goods are spoiled forev- er. Use the 'Manama Dyes only and get the best possible results. All re- liable dealers can supply you with the Diamond. Dyes. Wife' After' 'Wood's -Pliosphodino, The Great English' Remedy. Sold and recommended by all druggists in Canada. Only reli- able medicine discovered. .912 packages guaranteed to cure all fcrims of Sexual Weakness, all effects of abuse or excess, Mental Worry, Excessive use of To- bacco, Opium or Stimulants. Mailed on receipt of prioe, one pamkage 81, six, 5. One 'will Platses eft 145111 ewe, Pamphlets free to any address. Tice "%Voce Company, Windsor, Ont. iterWood's Phospbodine is sold in Exeter by 0.1,etz, ctruggtet. A CAPE CONFERENCE, Kruger's Latest Clever Move in Transvaal Affairs. NOW SEEKING TO GAIN TIME. Searles! at the Trial sir Paketnee at Johannesburg—The News Is of set Ontlaoue Cast, Bat Not Vert' Welt DeaPed — Latest Credits the Beers With Warlike Inteations. Pretoria, Sept, 4.—In the course of an he terview to -day State Secretary 'tette said the Transvaal Government wag waiting un. tit Saturday's despateb reached the Ini. yetis!, authorities before making its con tents public. Without, however, entering into detatls, he could say that, in ids eudg. went, the proposals of the Government oi Mr. Chamberlain furnished en opportunity of coming to a settlement regarding, the franchise and eater ontstanding questions. He could alga say that the Transvaal wawa take part in the suggested Conferettee, and was /sow*" awaiting the Imperial, Govern means reply In order to arrange the de- tails as to a place of meetlug. Kruger's Reply is Ominous. London, Sept. 4,—A despatch from Jo. ttenneteturg to iteuteee Agency deitnieny antuamees that the reply Qt the Transvaal Revenue ?to (tee British eopuintuleation Two be the franchise Propesals tied agrees in principle to a coutereeee at Cape 'the afternoon papers take tbe vlew that If the foregoing clespateb is correct, "r-'-d- dent Kruger's reply is ominous, as it MIS palpably made to gain time. Str Alred MIluer's suggestionof a rattler (ender - Once et Cape Town WAS tuattgeted with the sole purpose of eonsitterIng details, and for the el:tome:ilea of the coacesslous ot- fered by the Boers, If these coutteesIone ere withdrawn there NM be no obSeet from a British point of view for parleylag long. er, The only inference to be drawn is that the Boers have taken Mr. Joseph Chamber - lath, the Secretary of Stete for the Col - Ates, at his word in a broader settee than be Intended, and that tbey now want to be. gin negotiations over again on an entirety Lew basis. Tim shrewdness of this reported move Is not likely to save It from beteg luterpreted by the Britisb. Government as a thinly - vetted deflanee, and unless it is anoint - panted by a vague agreement to further et.uter, it would generally be taken as suf- ticteat cause for immediate itegaraing the exact terms of the reply In question, reports continue myetifying eantradiction. but all agree that the e.xelte- went In Johannesburg is unabated. end that the exodus front that city is Mann - lug, and that distress there is Ineretteleg. Cablegrams from Boer and British South Afrin sources detail war preparateme on all sides. The pesslinistie view of the Transvaal situation Indicated by tbe ofternoon new- porers Is strengthened by it well -donned minor that a cabinet vein:ell hes 'teen hurriedly (xiled, Anil Itu evilent feeling Id the Colonial Ofitee that the mists now (w- eenie more acute. In a Clearer Light. Cape Town, Sept. 4.—The news received from Pretoria to -day begins to shave the situation In a clearer light. It **pears that Ibe Traametads reply, witielx was handed on Saturday to the British dimo. matte agent at Pretoria, Mr. Conytighaex Greene, eels only to Mr. CM' mberlands proposal respeetlug a conference at Cape Towle and that another reply will be delivered tomorrow to Mr. Chamberlain's original proposal of a joint eneulry Into the franteltse hill. Tids method of splitting the negotiations by the Transvaal Is uuntvor- abiy -commented upon here. The Cape .1r - pm oft:Melly dentes that the Coverument of the South AfricaRepublic has agreed to a conference at Cape Town. The Cape Argus also deviates that the explanation offered by the Transvaal At- torney, Mr. Smutz. of the arrests is un. satisfactory, and the mystery Is one that calls for Immediate elucidation. A. ItIollifying Statement. Pretoria, Sept. 4.—In connection with the arrest ot Mr. Penman, editor ot The Transvaal Leader, and the threatened ar rest of other Outlanders, the State Attod ney deities that instructions were ever is sued at Pretoria for these arrests, or tit any political arrests were contemplated, but that warrants were lssued itt Job:tunes. burg by a subordinate, without cousultatiou with the state's attorney. Tills announce. ment tends to quiet the public mind mud to arrest the exodus. Mr. Smutz, the Attorney -General, ex pressed regret that such unfounded state molts should have caused the nemirture oi several prominent Reed gentteutem and specially trusts that the House aseurauees evIll be accepted, that they need not have the slightest fear of any such step betas taken against them. 111r, railizetustu Arrstigned. Johannesburg, Sept. 4.—When Mr. Patte- n:an, editor of The Transvaal Leader, was arraigned at the bar of the First Criminal Lundrost to -day the public prosecutor an. flounced that on the instruct:en of the Transvaal State Attorney, Mr. Smutz, he would withdraw the charge of high treason agninet the prisoner and enter a fresh charge of contravening the press laws by inciting to high treason. The offence is practically tile saute, but It Is one for weicli a defendant may be retests Omura bilatin".ger, solicitor for Mr. Pakeraan, said he understood the original charge had been withdrawn owing to the inability of the pufflic prosecutor to convict-, and b: wanted to know wbether the charge would be again changed. He eballenged the pub lic prosecutor to supply hint with the par. tietners of the new charge, asserting that it was not right to detain his client 24 hours in jail. • Mr. 'Burger then declared that the affl davit upon which the charge againstMr. teas based contained uo particu lars that 'would justify a charge of treason The public prosecutor characterized this statement as an "absolute Ile." The proceedings were then adjourned tc Sept. 11-'51.ateenan, editor of The Transmit Leader, bas been released under £500 ball, stud the charges against him have been re- duced from treason to violation. of the press tides. The Boers' Final Offers. London, Sept. 5.—Amid the crowd of con- tlicting despatches from South Africa re- garding the Transvaal situation it is still impossible to say exactly what has hap- pened. It seems evident, however, that President Kruger has withdrawn the rive - year franCtliSe, which was dependent on Great Britain's acceptance of impossible conditions regarding suzerainty, and has made some sort of temporizing counter - suggestions regarding a conference. The Standard and Diggers' News gives what purports to be a report of the secret session of the Volksraad on Saturdey. Ac- cording to this account,' the Volksraad not only determined to reject the five-year pro- pcsal, but also stoutty opposed President Kreger visiting Cape Town, and resolved to make a stand for the abrogation of Eng- land's claim to suzerainty. The Boer ergan then asserts: "The Government, both the Bonds and the Burghers, feel that they have offered all they intend to offer, and are now resolved to stand or fall ')y this decision." , Boer statements of this ,kind, coupled with the arrests at Johannesburg. ;meeir leuder than the wriggling pretences of Pretoria about arriving at an underetands Ing. Certainly Mr. Moneypenny and the refugees will not be In a, hurry to return to Johannesburg on accountof the tine bestir. anees of the State Attorney. The Matter Now Illoreless. London, Sept, 5.--2'he Johannesburg cor- reepandent of The StandFrci says: "I learn from an official who has been eariastly striving for peace that the matter is now hopeless. The Boers will probably deatre war at 48 hours' notiCe, and will try to raid Natal before the British troops arrive. believe the Orange Free State will join the Transvaal, but that the Boers in Natal and the Cape Colony will remain quiet at the outset unless irritated by tbe dismissal of the Cape Colony Cabinet. The Boers have the fullest confld,ence in theor magazine rifles and their skill 1. markfinlanshiP. State Attorney Smutz Is the chief Inciter of the war party. Thirty thousand to the Transvaal 'bud twenty Mummtl is the Or - range Free State will take the &Id." Mr. ChiMberiailli Ilk Landon, London. Sept. 4.—Tbe Secretary of State for tbe Celoulee, Mr. Josepb Chamberlain, arrived in Loudon this afternoom anq at once proceeded to the Foreign Office. II Is uueeestood he will remits until, the end of the crisis. The War Office refuses tr confirm the rumor gnat a proclamation Irtli be issued calling out the reserves. THE 31.MIKZ SEDUM. The Saataeli Chs Out and XtialiItitrate a Far-Relieltiag ei eventeat. London, Sept. 4.—Tne general strike 01 seamen and steamer greaten which, hue been threatened for some time was declar- ed to -day, the shipowners refusing to ac- cept the wricatiog of the Seamen's end Firemen's Beloit for a conterenve In regard to fixing the rate of wages for firemen and sailors ou steamers at OS, and for sailor* on saillng vessels at £4 monthly, a slight ate. vattee in the average 'wages now paid at the various Walsh ports. Reports as to the effect stud thoroughnes$ et the movement have not yet been receiv- ed except from South Shields, where, It Is stated, two temsand men have gone out. Many meetings bave been held In the el - Melly ot the London doeke, the speakers expressing the determination of the men to remain Idle until their demands eave been granted. But traffic at this port has net yet been affected. It is not likely that the strike will be completely organized for several 4aYs, awl natal thee its extent will not be known ot its results keenly felt. The moldiest° of the union ordering the strike includes all the ports In the United Kingdom, A Yeatr SKY yaw vxottw. hi Ameerei Troops Dad a Dot Encored ter, but Beene t wetly Wen. Bombay, Sept, 4,—The Civil And Military Gazette reports severe fielding in the direct Hon of the Pettlesielt. a Turkomatt camp to Klioressan. about 135 miles north of Herat, between Sirdar Maim:nett Ismal Khan, son if isa Khan, and Col. :Slur Mellowed lebati, connuattaing the troops of tbe Aimee'. of Afghanietatt. The Afgbans suffered heavily until reittforeemeuts arrived. whim istnel Khan wee defeated. The latter escaped into Russian territory. Admiral Dewey at Gibraltar., Gibraltar, Sept, 5.—The United States cruiser Olympia, with Admiral Dewey an board, which arrived here at 9.15 yes- terday morning, fired the usual salute in bonor of tbe garrison and the compli- ment was returned by the batteries on shore and the British battleship Des aSta- don. The Olympia is expeeted to sail on the Ilth for NOW York. police Seized raper& Paris, Sept, 0.—T1b police yesterday seized a number of papers, prospectusea and other documents at the offices of La Croix. vrinch aro the headquarters of Assumption Fathers, and made a similar seizure at the °Mess of the Le Nouvel- Este of Bordeaux, and organ of the Jeaue nesse Royalist (Roystiisli youth), Will Not Satisfy Italy. Pekin, Sept. 5. --The Tsang 14 Yamen (Foreign 011ice) has offered the Italians; ruining rights in the Ninghal district, but tho grant is entirely unsatisfaetory to Italy and is likely to cause CompliOes Lions, Urania Fins Not Weakened. London, Sept. 5.—The British Foreign Mice denies tbe statement cabled to a New York newsnaper that concessions in the Alaskan boundary auestIon have been deoided upon. Site for the Parnell Statue. Dublin, Sept. 5.—The corporation bas granted a site near the Rotunda in Upper Sackville for the proposed statue of Merles Stewart Parnell. Caar and Czarina at Oopenhairea• Copenhagen. Sept. 5,—The Czar and Czarina of Russia arrived at Bellevue yesterday. They were greeted by the entire Danish royal family. Another nrl Dead. London, Sept. 5.—Ernest George Henry Arthur Vaughan, sixth hail of Lis. borne, is dead. He was born July 30, 1862. SERIOUS FIRES, The Electric Power Douse at Niacara Falls Burned—A i%100,000 Fire in Ouebec Province. - Niagara Falls, Ont., Sept 5 —The electrical power house of the Niagara Falls Park & River Railway, situated a few rods above the Horse Shoe Falls. in Victoria, Park, was totally destroyed by fire loot evening at 8 o'clock, The first warning the people of the town got 'vas when the town was thrown into total darkness.sr Thostructure was 100x80, one story out stone building, with basement, and by the time the fire department from the town reached the place the flames had got beyond their control, and had the structure firmly in its grasp, and, with the valuable machines, stands a total loss, and by the fire cripples the Niagara Falls Park & River Ralway temporarily in this busy time until ar- rangements Can be made to run a power line over from the power house on the American side, which will take some days. The steam power house at Queen- ston, which is used as a feeder to the big eleetrical power house, is unable to sup- ply power for more than one or two cars at a time on the oiromt. In the destroyed power house were two 500-K W. Westinghouse generators and three 200-K. W. Canadian General gener- ators. With the shafting and other appa- ratus the total loss is 2'75,000, damage to building $10,000, the stone walls of the structure being the only thing left. A 8100,000 Fire. Quebec, Sept. 5,—About 11.30 o'clook yesterday morning fire broke out in the lumber yards of Messrs. Price Bros. & Co. at Amqul, Rirnouski County, on the Intercolonial Railway and some 21 miles from Quebec. The lumber east of the million the riverside was entirely consumed, while that above the track is burning. Seven buildings were also burned. The loss will reaoh fully $100,000. Will Go to watteington. Toronto, Sept. 5.—Rev. Principal Cavett of Knox College. the Right Rev. TorranCe, Moderator of the General A seembly, and Principal .MoVicker of the Presbyterian College, Montreal, will represent Canada at the Pan Pi Alliance, which meets in Washington, D.C., the end of September. EXETER MARKETS. (Oltauged every W06,00(141) Whe•tper bushel.— . . .... — _. . . ...... f.e to 61 flour per ow t LS5 to 2.00 Bailey45 to 8., Oats. et to 21 Yens 50 to 55 Corn . 48 to 45 Battae 14 to 15 Eggs te Po tatetta per beg ... .. . ... .. .. . . . . ............ SC to SO tittY per ton Oat° dee Dried Apples per ib 6 Wool 13 to'14 Istatel nialY 'n '1* era 'weeptee -floe Meets& yews o sq dint la% Ada; qdraraq amaaat wit fax ..iiiza.t; en ear. 'I:1page Amsted 5ira not applies laallotai ;tag 4alti szitvil Pat 401.5 -wen suiteltatoe Les aAlat 10/4 11 1r3OIW,1 Amato atoJG uapau otop upL )1 "Jalsuld piopad Amato s,JaSy 'JO Jo aUO Jai )slrinip JuoX xsy -paina kapplutoo uopclunts -uoa la siOnoa gto, loots .1SJ oo 3011 al 'play .poJot .seut Amgviettel twos o,te sg4ouo.4q 0 sOnua 2u13ti olu, .101(1312ms 11 u! %mad Ainslp Ono* Alutilpao uy Tug Asao Jo sq2noo so.ma 11101334 te withPioireitsi but don't think you can patch clothes to look like new. Then again it would not pay you when you ean buy clothing at the prices we sell, RARGAINS'"I'es- Pants made to order, all wool heavy tweeds $2.00 Suits 0.80 Overcoats 8.09 Black Worsted suits a spec - $12.00 Our $20 blacks 'beat all others at $28. Coma and see for yourself, PATRONIZE U$. • People patronize us because they realize that -we always sell clothing that is strictly upto-date... . (13113 J. 14. GRIEVE sill ItaAla2 mak uo 4 pals 20m5uoa dols .uetuttoue -1100 to sutra otp Jo; 30.1 dporxa 2uppLxaao 2un0W pun ,faaaj °is 11 uo 20419 ‘antadde Ino4( 2u!sal ‘itapia Jno(2ulanpaJ paaaans ne,s. no4 pun q2nou uoi an If claw( Argo -Ruenunsud pus smqouo4q °sato lenj leA1. nut» .101.10q pun Irani; 4no,i, Jo 2ultili edt ,nio o .103;oq 2uppou 10 awou4 azo.---w■m•ftwouir 51,11115110) d331 Clinton: 'AU'S. 'King of the Base, Line fell while crossing an fence last week and sustained a fracture of the wrist Wingham: Mr. 3. G. Karges has sold his* stock of boots and shoes to Mr. W, 3. Greer; of Gorrie, who took possession this week, The new pro— prietor will have the store thoroughly remodelled inside and a plate glass, front will be put in. Wingham: On Friday Lawson Bisbee had his forehead severely cut while working in McLeaus's A stick caught by. the saw, was hurled with considerable force, striking Law- son on the head, and inflicting a deep cut, necessitating medical attendance. Lucan: Judge Edward Elliott has quashed theconviction of Reeve Braithwaite, (if this place, on a charge, of procuring liquor at a Lecan hotel during prohibited hours. The convic- tion, WAS niade seine months ago by Squire Lacey, who fined Braithwaite iros;e7.1. costs. The appeal was not op- . Brucefieldl Mr. William Berry has leased the firm of , Mr; Boice, on the London Road, Tnekersmith, near hero, for a term of -years at an animal rental of 5220, Mr. Boice retaining the USC of the house and orchard. This farm lies along side of Mr. Berry's present farm and he • intends to work the two to- gether. HAPPY MEN AND WOIYIEN. Paine's Celery Compound Has Given Them New Health and Long Years. of' Life. THOUSANDS MADE WELL DU RINGTHE SUMMER MONTHS. How to be Strong and Happy in tbe Autumn Season. Happy indeed are the men and wo- tnen who, during the stmuner months, have taken advantage of the disease - banishing and ' virtues of Paine's Celery Compound. Dangerous ailments and wasting diseases have been. overcome and banished, and they enter the autumn xnonths full of life and vigor, with long and happy years before them. if yon are unfortunately numbered with those who are tired, worn out, TiCrVOUS, dyspeptic, rheumatic, neural- gic, or your life ma& miserable by iiclney disease, liver trouble or blood diseases, and have niet with sad fail- ures in the past under medical treat- ment and the use of wrong medicines, we would impress upon you the wis- dom of using Paine's Celery Com- potincl, a medicine that camiot fail or clis:Lppoint you. It -is. the Onlyremed-y in the world that ha s the full and hear- ty approval of educated men and wo- nien,a, remedy that has received the complete inclorsation of the best plays- Opposite Post °taco IGNORANCE,* of mw is no exeuse, bu ignorance of..., MYRTLE NAVY is et u3isfortiie,. T&B in Gilt on every i plug and parka. EXETER ROLLER MILLS, Always Ready. Flour, 'Wholesale and Retail. °hoped feed, Barley, Peas, Oats, Corn —131G STOCK ON HAM— Prices Right. JOHP11 COBBLIDICK. CANADIAN 'PAC! FIC tY Harvest Excursions WILL BE RUN ON AUG. 29tn, RETURNING Until Oct. 28th, and Sept. 12th, " Nov, 1 lth, 1899 RETURN FARES TO WINNIPEG RGI NA DELORAINE MOOSEJAW $30 RESTON 28 YORKTON ESTEVAN PRINCE ALBERT $35 BINSCARTH '.CALGARY MOOSOMIN 1 RED DEER t S40 COWAN 1 DMONTON 5 wenn all points in Ontario, Windsor. and East. For further particulars apply to the nearest Canadian Pacific Agent, or to .23. MT. 1.e'c'ex'ave.esaT Assistant General Passenger Agent 1 KING Sr. Ben TORORTO Riilimo's Mess CEng SARNIA., ONT. SO of our Graduates se- cured good positions since January Sxd. FALL Term begins Sept. 4th - se -000d board can be obtained here for 52.50 per week. A. 8. IMMO, Manager. rCook's Cotton Root Compound. Is successfully used monthly by over 10,000 Ladles. Safe, effectual. Ladies ask your druggist for Cook's Cotton Root Com- pound. Take no °tea, as all MiltureS, pills and imitations are dangerous. Price, No. 1, ea per 'hex No. 0,10 degrees strouger,$8 per box. No. 1 or 2, ina.iled on receipt of price and two 8.eent stamps. The Cook Company Windsor, Ont. ar'Nos. 1 and 2 sold aha recommended by ell responsible Druggists in Canadte , . Nos. 1 and No, 2 sold in Exeter by 0 Lutz, DruggiSt. •