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Home My WebLink AboutExeter Advocate, 1899-9-21, Page 5and. tiny C011. woo Ito Ball it it pax. tM Pb - ,S cor- eOltl- 1•s� of given with X11 by dis- Total. $23.93 29.40 14.80 3.19 13.75 5. 7.68 11.01 S, • surer. ED Black White in lock mpaage to THE The Moisons Banki f xe#er Ativoratt., Is published every Thursday Morning, at the Ofiaoe, MAIN -STREET, —EXETER.. —By the---- COMPANY tiLl3tiitiG O Y ,AR1lOGwrE Pu Timms of SUBSCRIPTION, One Dollar per auuum if paid in Advance $1.60 if not se paid, *.daoxLn.L-sg Rates ods,-8pAs7,'lea,- t s.osa. Ro paper di scontinaednntil 0,11 errerage are paid. Advertisements without speoi$c directions will be published till forbid and ohargedaceordingiy, _Liberal discount made for transoient advertisements inserted for long periods. Every description of JOB ERINTINQ- turned oat in the finest style, and at moderate rates, Chegaes,moneyord- ers, &c. for advertising, snbseriptiona.eto.to be made payable to Chas.R. Sander-., EDITOR AND PROP Professional Garde'.. LI, KINSMAN, L.D. s, & DR. A, R. KINSMA.'4, L. 1?. S., D. A. S., Honor graduate of Toronto University. DENTISTS. Teeth extraoted without: an pain, or auy bide Main St Officea ete'anson's Brook, west Ra) ALTON .A,NDERSON (D.D.S,:raLeSe) honors Graduate of; the Toronto 'Qui. rsity and Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario. Teeth extracted without pain. All modes of Dentistry up to date. Office over Elliot $, Elliot s law office -opposite Central.Kotel--Exeter. �[edieal DR,T,>'; atc1A1JGELIN, MEMBER OF the College of Physicians and Surgeons Ontario. Physician, burgeon avid Aecoaeh- ear, Office, Dashwood. Ont. Legal, ICESQN & CA.R/Mg x, liaRltISTEIiS, P04401400.Notaries, cop '8yaneers, Commissioners. Solicitors_ far the Molsens Rank, eke. Money to loan nt 5 and 5y, pper cent. 06100 .Fanson'a Block, Drain St., Exeter, (A member of the firm will be at Ileasall on Thursday of each week.) R. CA1tt.ING,13. A.. L. B. Dlcxsox. EIILIOT & (i•I.A 31AN, BARRISTERS, Etc., Conveyancers, and Money to Loan. a. V. Et.I.fOT. I+" W. tiGADNAli. ,BN 11ERRY,erand Bend, Liceused: . Auctioucer for County finron. SMes promptly attended to, and ebarges metier - ate. Orders by malt will receive every at- tention. BROWN, Winebeteea. Licensed Anot- I.L. lancer for the Counties of Pert)* and Middlesex, also for the township ofUsborne ioubel� Saleearattended anged at Posto oo,Wiu- ohelsea. Insurance. F4 ELLIOT, Insurance AF Main St. Exeter EXETER FOUNORY 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,; �Srsa4. sP!k,?b sScs� �5.�+lfar,lf. IT PFWS To read the big stores' ad - 1 1 vertiselnents..,... STOP! MINI I For whose good are we in the furniture business? For yours and ours. If we are 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 the right kind of people with the right prices. Come and see for yourself.... S. GIDLEY & SON. Furniture. Undertaking, OPERA HOUSE BLOCK 'Qn'Qc'0'r'iF '�'yc>rp'r"�r FOR FIRST-CLASS BEEF, LAMB, PORK, SAUSAGE, BOLOGNA, PRESSED TONGUE, CORNED BEEF; SALT, FRESU OR .. SMOKED MEATS, Call at The Family Butcher Shop. (Chartered by Parliament, 1855, ) Paid up Capital $2,000,000. Rest Fund.... , , .. , . 1,500,000 Head office Montreal. F + N HOM_ S Esq., O SAA. '� � F. �'(T T : F L RR q GENEI14Z, MANAGER, Money advanced to good Farmers on their own notes with one or more endorsers at7 per cent. per annum, - -EXETER BR A NCH — Open every lawful day from 10 a.m. to 3 Pea; Saturdays 1O a.m, to 1 p.m, A general banking business transacted.. CURRENT RATES allowed for money on. AenositBeeeipts. Savings Bank at 37, pie sox & CARLIt:o, N. D, HURDON; Solicitors. Manager. ate. ate: WOod'e Phosphodine, fine Great ;English Remedy: Sold and recommended by all druggists in Canada" Only reli- able medicine discovered. Biz kwves guaranteed to cure all fdbnno Sexual Weakness, all etieotsofabuse or, excess, mental Worry, Excessive use of To- baeco,Opium or Stimulants. Mailed on receipt of price. one package Yl, eta, 55, One wit p4eaa6, ingteRiecura Pamphlets free to any address. ' 1a4 Wood Company, Windsor, ant' C07 -Wood's 1?hosphodine is sold in Exeter by 0. Lute, druggist. TO THE DE 1F.—A. rich lady, cured of her Deafness and Noises in the Head by Dr. Nicholson's artificial Ear Drums, has sent $1,000 to his In. etitute, so that deaf people unable to pert the Ear Drums may have them free. Apply to Department A. S. N, The Institute, "Longeott," Gunnersbury, London, W., Englaud, One door North of lt. Pickard's store. LOUIS DAY Proprietor. Death of Postmaster Porte, Mr, William Porte, postmaster of I -wan for the past thirty-eight years, died tit his residence et Mali -past six o'clock Tnt'sday morning at the age of 70 years. The deceased was one of tate best known mien in that distr'iet, having been the eldest son of .lames Parte, who came to this country from Ire- land in 1837, and settled where Lucan village now stands, thus being the original settles' on the village site. \Val. Portes father occupied int ny prominent positions in Lucan, and served for many year's as Township Clerk. The deceased spent eleven 1years of his life in 13elwille, and in b5ta returned to Lucan, then called Marystown, and succeeded his father as Township Clerk. HQ hes been postmaster since 1858, but during the past few years the office has been till- ed by lir. Frear. Porte, his eldest son. The deceased was a member of Lucan Town Council for several years, and has always taken the most active in- terest in the affairs of the village and township. His wife died about three months ago, after a long and painful illness. There are six ellildren, two sons and four daughters. In politics Mr. Porte was a. staunch Conservative, and in religion an ardent member" of the Church of England. lie was a chaster member of 'Irving Lodge, No,151, A.F. A,i1i., and was secretary of the lodge for ten years, and master for two years. The funeral took plaice on Thursday at 10.30 a. ln. from the family resi- dence to tit. Jtunes Church, Biddulpb. Black be a Fashionable Autumn Color. Diamond Dye Blacks Are the Richest, Fastest and Best. CONVICTS FIGHT. Charles Murphy Attacked a Fellow -Con- vict in the Kingston Peuiteatiary, Which Lad to General Bow. Kingston, Ont., Sept, 19..—It 'was learned yesterday that a disgraceful fight took place between convicts in the Kingston penitentiary Friday af- ternoon. Charles Murphy, alias John Troy, murderer of Angus McLeod, Napanee, attacked a fellow-conviet named William Phillips, sentenced from Kingston Keepers separated them. John Doe, convicted at Moue ton, N.13., for complicity in the mur- der of Policeman Steadman, inform- ed the guards that Troy would not be so troublesome were it not for the fact that he was being backed up by Charles Hughbanks, a huge negro. The last named overheard. Doe's re- marks, and challenged hiss to fight. They repaired to an unfrequented part of the prison yard, where they had it out. Doe got the better of the negro, and was pummelling hien on the ground when guards separat- ed theta. Phillips interfered on Doe's behalf, and was attacked by Elsner Bidell, another Kingston convict, and badly punished. An Indian named Degair assisted in punishing Phil- lip's. The efficers had great difficulty in separating the men and restoring quiet. Only a few days ago the cells were searched, and a long bladed knife was found in that Occupied by the negro, Iltighbanks, Mackie lines tt, ('xttourg, Robert Mackie, serving a 10 -year teras,. in Kingston penitentiary for complicity in the Napanee hunk rob- bery, will be taken to t'ohourg at 9 o'clock to -day, to give evidence in the Penton trial. Black dresses, capes and jackets will be much worn this auttnnn; this will be a blessing to the tw`olnan who wishes to look well and who cannot afford to buy much new clothing. Any woman can, by using the Diamond .Dye Fast Blacks, color their old clothes a black that will not fade or wash out. There are three special Diamond Dye Fast Blacks --for wool, for cotton and nixed goods, and for silk and feathers and if the proper dye is used, any woman can ;et better results than the majority of experienced professional dyers can produce. Unlike some of the cheap imitations of Diamond Dyes, these dyes cattle iu almost every conceivable color, so that the woman who -wishes any special col- or can get it in the Diamond Dyes. Practical tests prove that' the Fast Diamond Dyes are the only dyestuffs that make colors which soap will not wash out nor sunlight fade. James Rogers, a London, Oat., man, with -steady employment and a bank account of $2,000 has been sent to the penitentiary for two years for stealing. W' KEE C1IAWFD itlil'TZSRER. Tice Pan/range Fired Three Shots, ]tut, Afterwards Apologire.l. Hongkong, Sept. 19. -The Ameri- can gunboat ramming() has chased the British steamer Yuen Sang front Manila to Hongkong. The gunboat sighted the steamer during the night of Sept. 1.3. about 80 miles off the north coast of the island of Luzon, and suspected that she was a fili- buster. Ytred Three Shots. The I'auapango fired three shots, which the Yuen Sang disregarded Un- til the third shell exploded near her. $he then stopped. and the command- er of the gunboat hoarded the Yuen Sang, found he had utade a mistake; and apologized. A Little ;Sit $resp, An American gunboat, nature un.- known. followed the British steamer Mantle, bound from Manila to Hong>ong. The warship sighted the steamer in Subig Bay during the night of Sept. 16. and whist led sig- nals to stop. The signals were dis- regarded, and the gunboat ran along- side the Ditunte, getting so close that her guns tore away the Diatnte's out - rigging. Her passengers thrownwore into a panic. The gunboat, on learn- ing the identity of the steamer, sheer- ed off. . His Life Was Saved. Mr. J. E. Lilly, a prominent citizen of Hannibal, Mo., lately had awonder- ful deliverence from. a frightful death. In telling of it he says: I was taken with Typhoid Fever, that ran into Pneumonia. My lungs became harden- ed. I was so weak 1 couldn't even sit up in bed. Nothing helped ine. I ex- pected to soon die of Consumption, when I heard of Dr. King's New Dis- covery. `• One bottle gave great relief.. v I continued to use it, and now =well w vell and strong, I can't say too much. in its praise." This marvellous medi- cine edicine is the surest and quickest cure the world 1 n all Throat and Lung Trouble. 50 cents and $1.00, at any Drug Store; every bottle guaranteed. Mr. Joseph Hicks was thrown off his wagon at Eastlake and fatally injured. MI Cr Moya 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 British Warships peached Montreal. Montreal. Sept. 19.—Adfniral Frederick Bedford, Commander -in - Chief of the British North America and West Indies squadron, which, with the exception of the flagship. the Crescent, is now here, arrived here yesterday afternoon. The Ad- miral, who is accompanied by Lady Bedford and his private secretary, will spend to -day in Montreal, and at night will proceed to Niagarit Falls and rejoin the squadron here towards the end of the week. The wear vessels Talbot, Pearl, Psyche and Quail arrived in Montreal at 4 &clock in the afternoon. Admiral Sir Frederick Bedford has transferred his flag to the Talbot for the visit to Montreal. Mcllroy Reported Dying. Hamilton, Sept. 19.-0 wen Me- Ilroy, the man who was roughly used at the G.T.R. depot last week, was reported dying at the General HosIital yesterday afternoon, on, and Magistrate Jeffs went there and took his deposition. Immediately after- wards warrants were issued for the arrest of Robert Gray, station mas- ter, and John Iiamtnil, yardmaster, on a charge of aggravated assault. J. V. Teetzel was engaged as coun- sel, but was unable to get them ad- mitted to bail. Last evening the pri- soners were removed to the jail. Molloy ter Teuton's Defence. Toronto, Sept. 191—Deputy Attor- ney -General Cartwright was seen yes- terday in regard to the statement that the Government had not kept its promise to pay the costs of Pon - ton's defence. He said . that he thought there had been a little mis- understanding in the matter, for he understood that the balance of the money had been placed in the hands of the sheriff of the county. At any rate the promise made by Premier Hardy would be fully carried out. Serious Blaze at .York. York, Haldimand County, . Ont., Sept. 19.—Early Saturday morning fire • broke out in the Masonic build- ing and destroyed it, with all its con- tents, also the household goods of William Oxford, who lived down- stairs., Then it spread to the two adjoining buildings, James Law- rence's Hotel on one side and - the store and dwelling owned and occu pied' by S. A. Nelles on the other, de- stroying both, with some of their contents. MARKET REPORTS. Wheat (fables a Little maker on Politi- cal Ueeaainess—Ghieago ;.ower for the Day—'The Latest Pricer.. Chicago,Sept. 19. — Sept. wheat closed here yesterday at 70%e, Dec. 70eac and May 733(e. Liverpool, Sept. 19. .Wheat futures closed yesterday t,1_d higher than Sat- urday, EXETER MARKETS. (Changed every Wed1 eed.ay) Wheat per. bushel 66 to d8 Flour per cwt 1.8.5 to 2.00 Barley 25 to 55 Oats 25 to 28. Pea. 50 co r, Corn 46 to 46 Batter 14 to 15 Eggs -2 Potatoes perbag S4 to 20 Bay per ton 4.50 to 3. Dri el Apples per i0 73 10 15 isible Supply.. The American visible wheat supply is 39,322,000 bushels, as compared with 36,129,000 bushels a week ago, .and 3.0,188,000 bushels a year ago. .L:fverpo.ol Market.., Liverpool, Sept. 19.—Close Spot wheat, steady, red winter, 5s 94 northern spring, cs ld; futures quiet. Sept. 5s 914d, Dec. 5s 1leed. March os 07sd. Spot corn, sirs, 3s 510; fu- tures to esquiet,a 3. rt c 5 d Oct. 3s p '� 5%d Nov. 3s 5ae,d, Deo. 3s 5%d, Jan. Ss 4%d, Feb 1.3s Ol Ad. Flour, 18s 6d. Leading 'Wheat Markets/. following were she closing prices at important centres yesterday: Cash. dept. Deo. Chicago , S .. $0 70% $0 1034 New York..,..., 0 72% 0 75% Milwaukee. . 0 71Y St. Louis...,,,. 0 68% 0 645A 0 7OK Toledo ...... , .. .. , , 0 .553a al 7234 Detroit 0 70',, 0 72KDulutlt,No.l \or 0 6TX 0 6TX 0 71% Duluth, 1o.1 lt'd 0 70% Mlnneeeolis , .... ft 663.E 0 69 0 07..% Tomato 31, 1...ivrreAce Market, a taAtiS, Wheat, white, bit.. , ., ..50 68 4toi0 69' Wheal. red,'bu 0 69}j 0 70 Wheat, Vile, spring.bu, 0 6$ ,, ... Wheat, goose, bu ,., 0 73 Barley, ou,,. ,,. 0 44 0 40,1 Peas., bo...,.......,.., 0 60% Oats, bu....,. .,, 0 20,',,, 0 30 Rye, bu. , 0 53;, 13uckwhent,-bu........, 0 53 ,... 653 Pa. lied plover, per bush.,.31 00 to *4 50 Alsike, choice to fancy5 80 6 03 Alsike, good. No. 24 25 5 00 Alsike, good No, 3„3 50 4 CO 'White clever, per bush7 00 S 00 Timothy seed, per bush, 1 00 1 05 H&Y AND STRAW. flay, new, per ton.... *10 50 t0 111 50 Straw, sheaf, per ton8 00 Straw, loose. per tan.,, 4 00 5 04 DAIRY PROAtieTe. Butter, Ib. rode.,,,,.,,aQ 22 to *0 26 10ggs, new laid.. , . 0 15 0 17 POULTRY. (Wakens, per pair 30 45- to 10 75 Turkeys, per lb 0 10 0 12 Ducks, per pair 0 u0 0 T5 FRUITS AND VKGFTA11t.tia. Onions, per bast 41 00 to $1 25 App os, per bid_ " .. , , 1 00 2 00 Potatoes, per bag—. 0 60 0 65 • Cheese Market'', Utica, N.Y ., Sept. 19, --There was a deadlock in cheese here yesterday between buyers and sellers. The only sale officially reported was one lot of 80 boxes of small white at 1114e. It was reported that 2225 boxes had been consigned. salt's of trealutery butter were: 31 packages at 22e, 7 at 23e, 1311 at m' 31 _c, 67 eases of prints at 25c. At 1."ttle Falls these sales were made: 116 boxes large white at 10a0. 374 hoses large colored at. lie, 50 boxes small white at 10eae, 2484 boxes do. at 11c, 1383 boxes small colored at 110. A few pack- ages of butter sold at 22e. Montreal Live Stook. Montreal, Sept. 19,—The receipts at the East End Abattoir yesterday morning were 600 head of cattle, 130 calves, 600 sheep and lambs. The de- mand was not very brisk, and prices were as follows Cattle—Choice sold at from 4c to4 c per lb.; good sold at front 31:c to 4c per ill.; lower grade from 2c to 3c per lb. Calves were sold from $2 to $9, according to size. Sheep brought from 8c to 342c per lb. Lambs were sold from 4c to 41 c per lb. Hogs brought • per lb. from 41:,c to Sc t � I East Buffalo Cattle Haricot. East Buffalo, Sept. 19.—cattle — The offerings yesterday were quite liberal, 190 loads, including 41 loads of Canada stockers. Good to best smooth fat export cattle, $5.75 to $6; export bulls, $4 to $4,25; good to choice butcher steers, 85,20 to $5.5Q; good to best fat bulls, $3.30 to $4; feeder bulls $3.25 to $3.50; good to best fat heifers, 84.50 to $5; fat cows, good to best 33.75 to. $4.25; stockers, choice to extra qua- lity, $4.15 to $4.50; stock bulls, $2.85 to $3.50; fancy yearlings, $3.25 to $3.50; fresh cows, choice to extra good bag, $50 to $55; cows and springers, $20 to $35; ,calves, choice to extra, $7.50 to $7.75; good to choice, $4 to $4.50. Sheep and lambs—Choice to extra lambs were quotable $5.50 to $6.50; good to choice, $5.25 to 85.50; sheep, choice to extra, $4.25 to $4.50; good to choice, $4 to $4.25. Hogs -Heavy were quotable $4.75 to $4.80; Yorkers, $4.75 to $4.80, mostly $4.75; pigs, $4.65. . Otis' Dog in-the-3xangerPolley.... London, Sept. 19.—A despatch to Reuter's Telegram Company from Hongkong says advices from Manila announce that Aguinaldo is willing to release all the sick and civilian Spanish prisoners, but it is added Major-General Otis refuses to allow Spanish vessels to proceed to Fili- pino ports to receive them. .- 1 McWkirrett Dying. of Consumption. Kingston, Sept. I.9.—Conviet Mc - Whitten is said to be in a low con - 50c. and $1, Ail druggists. ,, Idition in the penitentiary hospital. AWA;I•Ie is a consumptive. Lt. -Col. Thompson Dead. Toronto, Sept. 19.—One of the oldest veterans of the Rebellion of 1837, Lieut: -Col, William Thompson, passed away last night at the family home here. He was a most remark- able personage, and had witnessed the rise of Toronto from a village. Although at the advanced age of 83 ru years,he was able to regu- lar his S lar daily walk, until ten clays ago. Two of his sons are F. H. Thomp- son and E. A. Thompson, who have won fame as oarsmen. Died in the Dentist's Chair. Hamilton, Sept. 19.—There. wvas another unfortunate death in the dental office of Dr. Charles Thontp- ton yesterday. Mrs. Walter, Jennings died while under the influence of chloroform and having teeth extract- ed. The chloroform was administer- ed by Dr. Gaviller 'and the dead wo- man's', mother-in-law was present at the operation. An inquest will be National League Y,asebail Yesterday. Brooklyn 10, Chicago 10. (Called.) Washington 4, Cleveland 5. Wasgington 8, Cleveland 5. Boston 5, Pittsburg 7. Boston 11, Pittsburg 4. Baltimore 3, Cincinnati 2, Philadelphia 1, Louisville 6,, Poor clothes cannot mike you look old. Evert pale. cheek. won't it. Your householddo cafes may be heavy and disappoint- meats may be deep, but they cannot make you look old, Ono thing doe* It and cover fails.It to tmpossrale to look young with the color of seventy years to your hair, i. Hair or permanently postpones the tell-tale signs of age. Use according to directions it gradually brings back the color of youth. At fifty yotu hair may look as It dad at fifteen. It thickens the hair also; stops It from falling out; and cleanses the scalp from dandruff. Shall ice send you our book on the Hair and Its Diseases? The Beat Advice Fres. It you do Hat obtatn alt the bene- fltryou expected front tbo m e Qt MO Vigor, write the doctor about it. Probably there 1s same dImenity writs your general system widen ma be easily removes. Ad4reta, Pg....T. 0. Alalf, Lowell, Bust. A Stumping Song. That we did not keep our promise is true, I must confess; We 'broke them all both great and small, watch caused tie muolt distress: But see knot the pieoas faithfully,notsimpiy' through affection; Wo thought they might came handy in a subsequent election. So here we are again dear friends, with promises galore; Walk upend show your pfefereucos; we've the old, ohs stock in store. "The grand old flag," or " the darned old rag," loyalty or sedition. Free trade, proteution, national or provin- chat prohibition, Most gladly we'd have kept oar Neer.' and lowered the taxation, But Fisher feared that course would load to g national dissipation. Fifa soul was vexed, This mind perplexed when be thought you'd spend et. wine The cash we promised to savq for you, on the price of binder twine. It doesn't matter how you vote, doesn't matter what yon do, 'You can vote for who you like dear friends, while our ballot box is true. Each noble worker lift his voice and sing wllere'er he roams. Our battle song. "Farr, .Farr Away" our anthem," Holmes sweet Holmes." Montreal ,ataar. Tg Goog I1ork is quisk1ll mid Surgig Bogim. Paine's Celery Compound is Always Victorious Over the Most Stubborn Diseases. •• �. ti ► • �t�roY� � rb .S- _ but don't think you can pat& clothes to look like e new. Then again it would not pay you when you can buy clothing at the prices we sell.. BARBAINS`"e' ' Pants made to order, all. wool heavy tweeds $2.00 Suits 0.80 Overcoats 8.09 Black Worsted suits a spec - 4, lel, 812,00 Our 520 blacks beat all others at 523. come and +ase for yourself, PATRONIZE RONiZE US, People patronize us became they realize that we always sell clothing that is strictly up-to-date., , ; .. GRIEVE Opposite Post Office Some medicines require weeks of use before sufferers can realize any prom- ising results, and the great majority of patents are worthless, and in many cases positively dangerous to use. When weak, broken down, sick and diseased men and women have used Paine's Celery Compound for a single day their doubts vanish, hope fills the heart, and they are added to the tens of thousands that gratefully sound the praises of a medicine that truly pos- sess life-giving virtues. 'your life 1s in peril from such stub- bornIt • born and desperate diseases as rheuma- tism, neuralgia, liver complaint, Bright's disease, diabetes, nervous prostration, or ailments resulting from impure blood, and have not yet tried the medicine that has cured .oth- ers,_ do not hesitate another hour. Paine's Celery Compound will assured - ed do for you what it has done so• well for .yourfriends and neighbors. It will cleanse the blood, drive out linger- ing rheumatism and neuralgia, banish kidney trouble and liver complaint, build up the exhausted nervous sys- tem, clear the complexion, give good digestion, healthy sleep and perfectvi- tality. One bottle promptly begins the good work. Nathan McGaw. old employee of the G.T.R., fell dead on the tret at Stratford. -Children Cry for CASTOR IA. IGNORANCE.. of law is no excuse, leu ignorance of..,, MYRTLE NAVY is a misfortune. -, 000--- T.AB in Oilt on ever; plug and package. EXETER ROLLER MILLL Always Ready. Flour, Wholesale and Retail. Moped feed, Barley, Pt'at,, Oat., earn —BM STOCK ON HAIR,— Prices Right. • JO EPH COBBLPDICK, Gook's Cotton Boot Componnl . Is successfully used monthly by over IO,000Ladies. Safe,efectual. Ladiesask our druggist forCosts Cotton Root yz Y 8 Com- pound. Take no other,as all Mixtures, hills and imitations are dangerous. Priee,No. 1, raper box, No. 5,10 degrees stronger,$s per box. No. 1 ort. mailedon receipt of price and taros -cot stains. The Cook Company Windsor, One. os.land2 oldanareeomm nded tall pfd s e responsible Druggists in Canada. Nos. 1 and No. 2 sola in Exeter by C Lutz, Druggist. AGENTS CANTED, No experience necessary. Permanent posi- tion. Liberal terms. Pay weekly. Stock, complete with fast selling specialities, in* eluding Seed Wheat, Corn, Potatoes, .$ce. OUTFIT PERE. Secure territory now Write, BROWN BROS. CO., Nurserymen Brown's Nurseries P. 0 , Ont. p DI11IOJiIi FO uoueR A Limited Special Offer Which Will Last for Tett Days Only. GENUINE POMONA, DIA14MONDS have a worldwide reputation. Itis almost impos- sible to distinguish them from genuine costing hundreds of dollars each. They are worn by the best people. We will forward a GENt11NE Po:AoNA DIAtto;vaa mounted in a heavy ring, pin, or stud to any address upon receipt of price, 31.00 each. . 32 � S.its' Earrings crews or drops,per pair. R settings are made of ocotiuous pies of thick, shelled gold, and are warranted not to tarnish. Special combination offer for ten days only! Ring and stud sent to any address upon receipt of 31.50 Send for catalogue. In ordering ring give finger measurement by using a piece of string, -- also full particulars. Address ;dainty, TAE POMMONA 00., 1181-1183 BROAnwAY, New ',L'olt0t. leaallaMallerEMOSIMPIMMINIMERIEMII CURE ALL YOUR PAIRS WITH g Pain-Killer A Medicine Chest in Itself.. rg Simple, Safe and Quick Cure for ifs ▪ CRAM PS, DIARRHOEA, tu19U 1Wl3,IiS COLDS, lii$lft"+"•Ei$fSil7�, DIJ211RALt IA. N 74 25 and 80 cent Boi-tlos. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. . BUY ONLY THE C3ENUINE..14 PERRY DAVIS' aE If;krAEt� liiS si�:131r3 t�i�srls3lr t