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KINSMAN, L. A. S. 8; DR. A. R. .
graduate of Toronto Universitty.nor
DENTISTS,
Teeth extracted without any pain, or any
side Main effects. Ofa Exbterueeree Block, west
R.D. ALTON ANDERSON,(D.D.S.,L.DS.,)
D honors Graduate of the Toronto Ifni-
rsite and Royal College of Dental Surgeons
of Ontario. Teeth extracted without pain.
Alt modes of Dentistry up to date. Oniee
QentraElliot
l otu lbletai.e law office -opposite
Medical
1'rit.'f. P. 510T1ATUQrRLt , MEMBER OF
1J the Collage of Physicians and Surgeons
euaPhysician,
lo and ic00uoh-
v,
Ontario.
DiShwSurgeon1
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I,eegal,
DTORBON Sr. oARGING, BARRISTERS,
Selieitors, Notaries. Conveyancers,
Commissioners, Solicitors for the Maisons
Pant, oto. Money to loan at 5 and Ali, per
cent. Office Fanson's Block. Main St„
Aensalt ouThursday °f etch week.)
be at
I. R. CiARLI;\t,,,13..t1.. L. R. Incases.
TiirIOT & GI.s'i.PMAN. BARRISTERS,
Ete., 0onveya leere, and Money to
Loan,
a. v. Utter. P`. 1P; (1nAnnalr.
Auctioneers
The Molsons Bank.
CGha teredb
by
Parliament ,
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'aid up Capital $2,000,000.
Rest Fund 1,500,000
Head ofnce Montreal
F. WOLIRS A1THOMAS,
Esq„
CrENE1tL L MANAGER.
Money advanced to good Farmers on
their own notes with ono or more endorsers
atl per cent. per annual.
—EXI TER BRANCH --
Open avery lawful day from 10 a in. to. 3
p.maSaturdays tteate to 1, pm;.
A general banking businesS transact ed.
GttRRENT RATES allowed for money on
DepositReeeipts. Savings Bank at S'..
DICKSON & CAtRLIN(i. i'i.Il. Iit'RTO;\,.
Manager.
TT BOSSENIBERRT.Gran 1 Bond, Licensed
1 . Auctioneer for Connty Huron. Sales
promptly attended
read Fill receive everyes moder-
ate.
13fOWII,S4rinohel;Eea, .Licensed Acct-
loneertor the Counties of Perth and
Middlesex, also for tho township oMaborne
Sales promptly attended toanil terms rea-
sonbalo.Sales arranged at Post ofEce,Win-
eholsea,
Cutsurance.
p ELLIOT.
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Insurance. Agent, Exeter
Main St.
Before. 9,}i'er, Tapes Thotlpho&ine,
The Great Engitsh R ne:See
Sold and recommended by all
fists in Canada. Only reli-
able
ell-
abo s
SB y
red. to
able medicine difscove
packages guaranteed to cure all
hams of Sexual Weakness. all adepts of abuse
or excess, Mental Worry. Excessive use of To,
begets, Opium or Stimulants. Mailed =receipt
Of price, oneackagee 81, six, 55. Onewili please*
influent cure. RPamphlets free touts addresin
The Wood Company, Wimdsori Drat.
t4 Ood'S Phosphodine is sold in Exeter by
O. Lutz, dru,etat.
afL .. �,Rr •.A. A..pte,,Rry!t..•
IT PAY'S I
4 To read the big stores' all-
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OPERA ROUSE BLOCK.
•
vertiSelnents
STOP! T0 14} !
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 goo(1s 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. Colne and see for
S. GIDLEY & SON.
Furniture. Undertaking,
7J.35/T.F :r GSA- J i
FOR FIRST CLASS
BEEF, LAMB, PORK,
SAUSAGE, BOLOGNA,
PRESSED TONGUE,
CORNED BEEF; SALT,
FRESH OR SMOKED
MEATS,
Call at
The Family Butcher Shop,
One door North of &.Pickard's store.
{carts eye Il&ZP 414 HAM)
A
rR 75
TiMil« IS li? KIND OF p:tthl (14 &
4* A .1114, *STERNAL OR E);Trilel1L,
TileT'' fj,'iIC.E1LLER WILL N 31 Ng*
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LOOK QUT 1011 tMrr'rIeN AN 1'7,05=
SMOTE:). THE GENUINE SO±TLc
DEARS THC, NAM; /* p ,m
P7 -":r"'% R/.�"i•'t 'lO C , sun.
TO Till': 1/F1`F.--1, rich lathy,
Mired of her I -he ftless stun Noises in
the iieaad b, I)3. Nicholson's Artificial
Ear Hrauurt�. has sent :$1.000 to his In.
stitutc', sit that (leaf people tillable to
procure the Ear Drums may have
them free. Apply to Department
A. S. N, The Institute, "Longetett,"
(1runner,bury, London, '\V., England.
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LOUIS DAY
Proprietor.
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5'. you an appy t . 5 But n $�
Aesure you get in l 'a f r;r
LLo genuine i CO., 1..r,..it-1, Moo:re:11
Alfred Couture, a conductor On the
Grand Trunk bene rap Levis and Rich-.
n ond, has just died froth the effects
of•ai fly bite received three months ago
an the Island of Orleans.
'rt...r'i~aa0 Ire 8c„d try' tor
The
Cardigan
Overshoe
Women
Misses
and
Ghildren
W!LL BE A BATTALION
Canada's Contingent is to Retain
Its Individuality..
The Cardigan Overshoe
is a h-avy tenet over -stocking with the
v rubbershoe. utt.autce,t into a s sl t e. The
stocking is complete to the toe of the
rubbertuut Ynakry the warruest, lightest.
and neatest rubber in the market. No
butloes, uo buckle.. Made to fit all shoe
shapes. Sold by all dealers.
Manufactured by
The Cardigan Overshoe Co., Stratford, Ont.
LATEST WAR NEWS FROM AFRICA
l;neertuiuty as to the pate of Mane
berley and ]lafeking-Cause .ot
• the Boers' Virulence of An.
#Acle on Thesie ;'tins Place*
•-.What the Queen
Will Say.
Ottawa, Oct. 17.—Canada's wishes
count, An important concession
which is anado 1;Qpublic sentiment in
'the Dominion as represented by the
Federal Uoverzunent is announced in
cable despatch received from the
Imperial War Offictt yesterday, Icy'
which consent is given to the for
ma-
tion of the Canadian troops -into a
distinct brigade. When the Govern-
ment gave out its official announce-
ment on friday last in regard to the
Canadian contingent. it was stated
therein that the arrangements of the
Imperial authorities were not alto»
gether satisfactory as Canada Wold
like to be represented by a regiment
of its own with a Canadian officer in
command,
The Government hate been in ronY-
znt:nieetion with the Colonial. t)tiaie*
anti have matte some progress in that
direction. The despatch that appear-
ed in the papers . ssterdny tmnrnime
from Mr. Chamberlain is a circular
that was sent to all colonies. and it
is only after an urgent appeal that
Ow War Otlice has now eons,?nted 10
Canada sending a coutingeut to be
regarded as a Canadian brigade.
In reference t,0 the (petition of pay,
the otter of Noir Zealand to furnish
flay during the service iu rtauth Afri-
ca in addition to the cost of trans-
portation. was refused as Lord tans -
dots nes Secretary for War, is of the
opinion that the saute conditions
should be applied in the ease of eat. -It
colony.
t'ol. Otter will be in conzuaand,
Montreal Dayton as Surgeon.
.11afttre'al. Oct. 17. lir. tiaarl.•�
W. Wilson of Alemitreal received alti-
wial until:e ttion last night from Ot-
tawa that Ms services would he te•-
•*epte'ti as surgeon to atwnrpany the
t*it e:achan contingent to the teems -
said, The t','w'rni tilaat i f the men acs
fortis p.trt of the contingent cotatine
a,•4, and a rtnnber tai tapplicuti.sus
bare been received.
_A.—young child of Mr. Wm. Tilley, ( f
Salem wvaa killed by fatlling iutoa well.
A. little boy named Jules Desjnrdize
was run over by a Montreal 'street ear
and ent to pieces. ,
An exploding lamp set fire to the
clothing of Miss Marie Grover of Mont-
real, burning her to death.
Ferdinand Ilobitaille fell from a
scaffold on the Church of St. Louis at
-Bile Bad, 00 feet, high,and was killed:
FACTS WORTH
CONSIDERING,
Coloio BODIDEN
Is Your only Hope if You Would
Banish Sickness and
Disease.
At tbis time we simply give nfew
facts in connection with the t15e, of
Paine's (telex, Coir pound. that should
prove interesting to all who are looking
for new health and vigorous strength.
Paine's Celery- Compound encourages
and strengthen; kidtreys, and enables
them to cicttusr the blood of waste and
poisonous in'tt,'re that are the dircc't
cause of' e et, 1ess melancholia, de -
pre sign of spirits, wasting sickness,
ness,
blood disssists.t, headaches and that
entirel ran down '1 condition that
n
0
e
ens the dee. t to organic diseases l'
Pg,
the 'heart, kc' a vs ,t11e1 stomach.
1'<tanes 0;;t ery Compound snakes the
blood ta, bl e ent red color, tneeease s its
Volume in t'llultetles, and quickens its
airtttl,atitln
enabling at nerve -tired
parson tai ,lei p eight or nine hours sit a
strata. Paine's Ce1ery Couipomid is pre-ew-
ineilbly ca:eable o1 doing atlt bust it
promises, and sloes - worn:. abut 11.0
other medici.ie`. Can acetnll )lsh,
If you dear trader,have failed itt
the past with other •inedleitiess, take
it:nuiedititte •advsyritage of the virtues of
Peeve's Celery Compound that lits
prow ed such a bitiesirs to tens of thou -
sande in the past.
KIMBERLEY A STOI151 ('DNTitt:,
from intercourse and trade with the
Transvaal and Orange Free State..
Greene Was Well Treated.
Mage Town, Oct, 17. ---Mr. Conyng
haul- Greene, British agent at Pre-
toria, received every etvflity on. his
aourney front the Transvaal capital.
Six of President Kruger's body guard
accompanied .Jr. Greene to the bor-
derof
cit the. l'.,, ,S
1 Free tat,, and he receiv-
ed the sante courteous treatment in
the Fret: Stat.'.
'The news Di fighting at Madder Ri-
ter is not confirmed: The station
master at Aloelder• River telegraphs
that Boers front the north and south
have taken (,umgt'rshal. which they
are fortifying.
$MASIL :ti' BOWINIA\VZ14,E;,
A G. T. it. Freight Parted in Going
Up .the Grade,
iJaw
aYw 0.il
. Oct.
17.—At 7
.30
o'clock. last night a through G.T.R.
freight, heavily laden, drawn by one
engine and plashed by another. in go-
ing up the greiie west Of the station
here, parted in n lw
iplaces. The e lid
-
dle section being released, and the
part drown by the engine being
freed from the brakes, ran back-
wards down the grade, and crashed
into the section pushed by the on -
gine. The impact caused three cars
to be derailed, and the rear wheels
of the conductor's cabin thrown up
On the Station platform. Nobody
was hurt. but traffic was delayed for
over un hour. The condsetor in
charge of the train was Conduetar
()wens_ The freight does not consist
Of perishable goods, aand attain
lite: will stun 1.',• straightenedthe OYtt.
Gift, of a lietgtttal Ship,
Paa•triotic il.•minnstrat ions 1aali. place
yesterday at Birmingham and .other
towns frust+ which reserves started
for .Aldershot. The Ailautie Trans, -
port Company, which gave the Unit-
eel
nite.el States (,overlent' *t a ship for hose
pita{ ;turpose:5 during the wear witia
Spain. has now done Great Britain
sizmilar s'ervice, The Admiralty. have
gladly accepted the vessel. -which will
be named the Moine.
Her Majesty has subscribed g500
to 1he Kurd Mayor's fund far South
African reftts,rees. which has already
reached ,e7a.ind).
Not Expected That Boers. 1S iii Make
31iuch headway There,
Louden. Oct. 17. --- Aciv lees from
('ape Tow n relate that excitement IS
kept up there by ceaseless reports of
battles, but that little ufeasfneSS is 1
visiblr in official circle~, -where the
opinion prevails that Alafekiug; and
Kimberley are safe.
It is thought that the Doers are
not likely to attack \'ryhnrg;, in
Buchnnnland, awing to the feet that
the population of that, district is
largely Dutch.
The gradual cutting off of outlying
points at the scene of hoStflfiirs in
South Africa from telegraphic conu-
uninticetion reduces the accurate mews
obtainable to a mininttixn, The only
salient facts in yesttmdny morning's
t,ld.,iaaz,
•.Y' t t` are that the Boers have
•t,Ivauccd beyond Newcastle. and
formed a lain},*er near Bunnhauser,
itiNnat 13 mile); north of Dundee, • and
that Kimberley is isolated and prob-
ably invested.
Kimberley has thus become the im-
mediate centre of interest. The last
news from Kimberley prior to the
cutting of the telegraph and railway
by the Boers, said: "All the troops
at Kimberley are well."
As there are 3,000 troops there,
there is little anxiety for the safety
of the town, especially as the Boer
farces are said to be of about the
seine strength. Many stories of brisk
lighting at that point are in circula-
t ion; but, although the forces are
likely to have tome into contact, all
alleged details must be regarded . as
premature and speculative, especially
if the report be true that the Orange
Free State troops are now in com-
plete possession of the railway from
Kimberley to Orange River, 70 utiles
away.
lis' alleged virulence of the Boer
attacks upon Mafeking and Kimber-
ley caul roadily''be understood, when
it is realized that Beuchanaland is
to the Iiocrs what Alsace-Lorraine is
to -'Prance. It is, therefore, probable
that both towns will be forced to
undergo a long and dreary invest-
ment before the British troops aro iu
a position to send a relieving col-
umn. On -the other side of the coun-
try the Boers are closing around the
British- outposts, and have already
conte into touch with theft and .ex-
chalned shots. Therefore, nine stir-
ring newsy is expected.
Death or 3lrr, Itorrere.
Brat>.:ville, Ont.. (let. 16. ---The in-
quest into the death ''f Airs. (alive
Rogers. who was repert•r'1 to have
committed suicide on Sunday night.
()et. x. by throwing herself into the
Ratter because ae ltlaat1 Minted
Mil
I1azn-
fnil hael. alter paying her nzarked at-
tention for some years. intimated to
her his intention tit marry another
woman. was concluded last night.
The jury's verdict was ambiguous.
but indie,ited suicide while in A stat,'
of frenzy.
EXETER MARKET%
(Changed every Weduesday)
Wheatperbushel 05 to i0,
1. 5 0 ,
Flourw $. t (X,
Flo per cwt 2
Barle35 to 40
Rats .., 24 to 25
t'e,a�
56 tot 0
nter 54 to 15
lrggx
reratoes per bag so, to Se
day t
- ........._.4.5u o sv
per tori..-.....„...
ilei' dt .Apples per ib
Tinkers T to s
Chicken '(c, lb.
(;cele .. ................. .....a_.......,. ....5
Charge Against Conductor Bright,
iilra,iford, Oct. 17.—The case Of
Conductor Bright, charged with man-
slaughter. cane up at the Police
Court as''ain yesterday. Traiuniastez'
Castello was present. but failed to
produce the paper:s cull, d for, name-
ly, Cui(luctor Bright's report of the
accident. An adjournment was made
until Monday, Oct. 113, when 0,T.lt.
Solicitor 11;11 and Superintendent
Jones ww•ill be subpoenaed to produce
the required report.
Forecast of Queen's Speech.
The Queen's speech at the openit_g
of Parl lam mn t to -day es i11 declare
that Parliament has been summoned
at an unusual date for a specific pur-
pose. and that this course has been
rendered _ necessary,' by two circum-
stances.
First-11er Majesty's proclamation culling*
out the reserves is neCessarilr folinwwed by
the summoning of Parliament within 10`
days.
rd'oud-The position of affairs. In South
Africa demands the attention of the Legis-
lature. Her :Majesty will then declare butt
her •:euernl r.elations with foreign • 1'owver%
r p
a eaeerul, a state of affairs which, t n-
rr rtunttlely, does not apply to the Transvaal.
The IIouse of Commons twill be iuritetl to.
provide ways anti means necessary to prose-
cute British policy In South Afrlea. The
speech will conclude with a promise that
when the proper time are it es the Legisla-
ture
isla-
ture program of the Government regarding
matt ere of internal interest Will he submit-
ted to the IIousc' of commons. -
The Situation in Natal.
Durban, Oct. 17.—Two • ext raortdin-
ary gazettes have boon issued. Tho
first proclaims martial law in the
Newcastle, Dundee, Kilp River, Un-
Sign- •and Tipper Tugila. Divisions.
The reason given is that Natal -
sub-jects have joined the invading Boers
end assisted the • enemy.
The other gazette reminds British
subjects • of their obligation to the
Queen, and warms them to abstrain
C. P. Ii, President at Winnipeg,
Winnipeg, Oct. 17.—President T.
G. Shaughnessy of the ('.P.R., accom-
panied by Mr. Is. A, Peterson, chief
engineer; Il. S. holt, the well-known
contractor, and 'lVilliatn -Whyte, man-
ager of the Western Deivision, arrived
here yesterday afternoon. IIe will go
through to the coast, after making
a tour of the branch lines in this
province, and will inspect the Crow's
Nest Pass.
Ministers in Town.
Toronto. Oct.17.— Sl
r Wilfrid
Laurier, Hon. W. S. Fielding, II. J,
Logan, M.P., and Icon. William Mu -
lock cause up from Bowmanville last
night. The two first -named are stop-
ping with Mr. Mulock. Mr. Logan is
at the Rossin. Tne Ministers speak
at Paisley to -day.
Awarded a Gold Medal.
West Superior Wis.. Oct. 17.—A
cable has been 1eceived front Col. J.
I-Iillycr, London, announcing that
tite exhibit made by hint of Ontario
ores at the Greater Britain Exhibi-
tion, Earls Court, London, was
awarded a gold medal.
Direct Case of Suicide.
Toronto, Oct. 17. — eeisr Emily
Campion, a donustfc, sleallowvcd
aborti a pint • of methylated spirits
lust Friday evening, while in a de-
spondent
osponclent snood. She died front its
effects in St. Michael's hospital on
Sunday-, night ]ate.
Capital to Be $11,000,000.
Montreal, Oct. 17.—At a Meeting
of the Merchants' Cotton Company,
h„lcl yesterday, it was decided to in-
crease the capital from one to two
Millions, and also build a new four -
storey mill 250 by 110 feet for the
manufacture of hosiery yarns.
"A” Battery Mete Skipped.
Iiia„ Ston; Ont.. Oct. 17. — Two
more desertions from "A" Battery
occurred last night. and Drivers Mat-
trisc and McDowell are now likely
on American soil, having skipped
out, The absentees are daily increas-
ing-. _.
Gambling in German. Arkny,
Berlin, Oct. 17.—Emperor William
has issued a • decree; directing thaat.
all regimental commanders• shall
strongly revivo the Cabinet order of
six years ago, forbidding gambling in
the army.
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Why let your neighbors
know tt?
And why give them a
chance to guess you are even
five or tens year,* more?
Better give them good
resign* for peeving -the
other way. It Is very esay;
for nothing telis of age act
quickly as gray hair,
ger's
Hair
vigor
is s youth -renewer.
It hides the age under a
luxuriant growth of hair the
color of youth.
It never fails to restore
color toray hair. It will
stop the hair from coming
out also.
it feeds the hair bulbs.
Thin hair becomes thick hair,
and short hair becomes long
hair.
it cleanses the scalp; re-
moves all dandruff, and
prevents its formation.
We have a book on the
Hair which we will gladly
send you.
if you do not obtain all the bone-
titR yon expected from the use of the
Vigor. w,rlto the doctor about et
Probably there Issome difficult
with your general system wehieii
On J. C lAyer, Lowell, Masai.
One American Balled.
Manila, Oct. 17.—The insurgents .
made an attack upon 1 elcS
at
2.a
0
o'clock yesterday morning. One Am-
erican was killed and seven were
wounded, The Filipinos used artil-
lery, a 'few shells exploding.
'tViiliain smite Was' ISili.edi,
Bing;stop,, Ont., Oct. 1r.=wVillia>n
Smith of Westbrook, was lolled by a
G.T.13,. engine at Cataragiii': Crossing
last evening_.
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Overcoats
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AO•ptlr, .P.f. .sr... •r./fJs•a'Or•/a.. .tw
Iierbert:+nelgrove, with two com-
panions, jumped from a nosing freight
train near Brighton. Snelgrove was
killed and the others more or less hurt.
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WOOD WANTED.
Flails; Wholesale and Rt'ta i.
('hoped feed Barley. Pea-. Oates, 4't::^fi
—BIO STOCK OCK ON HAM—
Prices
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Prices 1iic"llt.
11, COBBLFD1CK, Manager.
Oook's Cotton Root Componad
Is successfully used monthly by over
10,000Ladles. Safe, effectual. Ladiesask
your druggist for Cooks Cotton Root Yea.
round. Take no other,as all Mixtures, pilin and
imitations are dangerous. Price, No. 1, Siper
box, No, 0.10 degrees stronger,$3 per box. No.
1 or 2, malledon receipt of price and two 8.eent
stains The Cook Company Windsor. Ont.
re�nsible Druggists in Canada�cndedbg all
Nos. 1 rand No. 2 sold in Exeter by 0
Lutz. Druggist.
AGENTS WANED.
TED.
No experience necessary. Permanent 1-051-
tion, Liberal terms. Pay weekly. shock,
complete with fast selling specialities, in-
cluding Seed Wheat, Corn, Potatoes, &c.
OUTFIT FREE. Secure territory r,OW.
Write, BROWN BROS. CO., Nurserymen
Brown's Nurseries P.O.. Ont.
There are thousands of people in
Canada with very limited resources
who ,ire always well and neatly-
dressed, but Clever in debt for the new
dress, cape jacket suit or overcoat.
The question with many fs, " Howv
Call inert a11121 WOttlell dl e . s 'well when
sltiull incomes ate barely sufficient tc
flay lent and living expenses?"
The explanation is simple, brit tl''tu
net•et1 steles.;, 'Wise, economical See -
man
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gi,
,. t call to tie-in aid. the magical hal pow-
ersu._ Ll :,
of Diamond Dyes when new crea-
tions
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1 wearing ,L
needed 11
ticnls ere nc pp
for the mother, dale;hter, father ni
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o• dress Or Cos. -
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son. .1110 6`l r>.
ago
ttttilo worn a year oz t.w o ,or it
may be to 1.,ti..c. 0: rusty cape, jacket,
snit 'ttl•.oval:tett tutu has done 8ervit:(
in 1,11c pit>l.- ll aro nn:de to look like
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n+wt .i •' tl, . r r ct., t by the use of
ni asnn d i3
em )• :le 11,1 ' - S s 1'n'y' the new-
, .1 1.> at( lanai
corning: co;or5 for sell „trn t. This is one.
nt. 0 1' groat IC1 Vt1T'1 ; '> OS >,; i:.ritil.n(tlld
i)cc : offer to: ilir' 1. ;.1
No other packagt di c ;t't 015i1`(nig,
1,st cad !without a the 'A;; •.untiities,
•11i1 l.t. t:g•a 't) .}' to use. Ali
,�.p,± ,t .'i e..'..l,l:•!+i
14c. )tit.l use tot
reliable Diamond ?lies,
The Attrac
of AH Eyes
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Just at present the nbjeetofattract-earl
to the people of Exeter and surround-
ing country is
OUR GREAT LINES
—OF—
FU EN1TURI
To eve is to examine and to examine
0111' stock is to buy.
Prices are so astounding; when the
cpualitt is coneideeed.. .
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ROW
MBEMLR 16C
Highest Cash Price paid for I lack
Ash, White Ash, Red and White
Oak, Hard and Soft Maple, Hemlock
Soft and Rock Ehn. Either stumpage
of delivered in yard.
For further particulars apply to
GUS, IYAGNLl;,
Manager for the S. I. Co. Exeter.
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