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for transcient advertisements inserted for
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t'I3INTING turned out in the fineststile*
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be made Pave ble to
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EDITOR AND PROP
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DENTISTS.
Teeth extracted without any pain, or .any
bad effects. Office in Fanson'S Block, west
side Mean Street,Exeter.
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of Ontario. Teeth extracted without Floe.
All modes of Dentistry up to Hato. Whoa
over Elliot & Elliot's law efUee-opposite
Central hotel -,Exeter.
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For whose 1;1,401 ate. we in 1"•
the furniture bueinl','i - For
y uui.s anti clue'.<. 1t ::'e are not ,y
useful to you 'we e•a'.not ht' usee_
fill to ourselves. We have gut
toe Carry y the goods you want at bi
the pelves ori want or :We ('au -
not remake tc $1ic eees of our haul fit
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n(e4a,. Taut '>%t' have been (loin' th
business right along for years,
-which proves that we are the
right kind of people with the
right price::. (.'once and see for
'yourself ....
S. GIDLEY & SON.
Furniture, Undertaking,
OPERA N®USE BLOCK.
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The Poisons Bank.
(Chart area byParliament,1855. )
X Paid up Capital $2,000,000.
Rest Fund 1,500,000
Head office Montreal
F. WOLFERSTAN THOMAS, Esq.,
GENERAL MAN.&G.E• It. -
Money advanced to good Farmers or
their own notes with one or more enduroore
at7 per cent. per annum.
-EXETER BRANCH -
Open every lawful day. from 10 a.m. to 3
p.m; Saturdays 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
A general bankingbusinesstransactecl.
CURRENT RATES allowed for monoy on
Deposit Receipts. Savings Bank at 87;.
D1csson&CanLSL\o, N.D.Heel .:or;
Solicitors, Manager.
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We guarantee that. 'a,•
Plasters will relieve, t.
pai,-t c !...r film any
ether, Put alp ee.19 kt S
2;ac, Vet M• 05145 atnd
'4191% rel.`•R. i'i'?, Loire.:
allow;1 you to cut the
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TO THE DEAF. -A rich lady,
cured of her Deafness and Noises 0.,
the .Bead by Dr. Nicholson's Artificial
Ear Drums, has sent 1 1,000 to his In-
stltute so that deaf people unable te
' the Ear r 1 heave
procure t.z0 Drulns may
them free. Apply to' Departlnent
A. S. N, Tho Institute, "T 1 94eot1 '
U'ttnnersbu.IX'y, London, 'V.,' England;
THEY BAITED DIYiS4 I CARBIDE EXPLOSION, ...ring of� he Egan, LumVer_
oterr'.s Case Heg'un.
Defence Witnesses Attack the
Detective's Character,
ANDERSON SWORE DAVIS A LIAR,
The Accused Molsons Dank Robber
Testifies in iii.#/ Own Behalf, and
Swore That Elie Ione- Nothing'
et the Robl>!ei:y,•A3tderson
Submits to Merciless
Cross-Erniminult ion.
Winnipeg, Nov. 7. --?1t: the Moistens
Bank robbery trial ye terda;y Harry
Carr,hank clerk, iei iNorth
t
Dakota, wais called. He said that in
nose, color of eyes, height and voice,
a matt who calve into his bank ou
Pee. 31, 1898, resembled Detective
I)aWf . The only difference was that
the mean present had a heavier nuts*
tache than the young roam 'who came
into the hilum. This l►taut !riffle into
the bunk on Dec, SI 1.84$. and stood.
at the customers' counter on the op-
posite side of the roof* from the
teller's
1P➢n<le)iA. Later this Young
J9 crone 1
ma am up tt•, the »9redoe. ,::Irl
said 1419 wanted to get: a drait• Go-
ing into details, the young olein satitl
he wattled t► draft for $1,7011 Of;
Itausas ('ity far Berry Cook. Iii; own
MAIM* the euslouter said RPais Fred W.
Maker. Ile got the draft 1a194i1e out;
and the young man threw down
sone' cOrtemey, and. .iello 7 e other
things a ,5ei. tela 1 ,uiuiota of ratiatla
bill. This et:taw-Teti the ' etieeee end
d
1;- demurred to take the 1111tllt., lie
tamed the WW1 %114•41.‘• he jig 69•.1 aud he
said 494 Nita Y ort:. end alo.t' h " :t,:
going to Chicago. IL. a ::•169,! .vii the
hill c1i 'i4 411111 t0.41111 d,.l.`.cvj to
give the Briar,
I'1) .:11•. Howell. If 1F."'. e- ',ee iia
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Result of a Fire in the Dominion
Works Near Ottawa,
FIFTEEN MEN WERE INJURED,
President McRae Among the 1.0.111r-
ea-Plying
lnja1r-ed-Plying iPra mutents. Did Coni
xldelrable havoc.. -Cause alcove
Explosion, Was Water Get --
ting Into the Dot Car-
bide Mixture.
Ottawa, Nov...'7. A terrine eXliju-
siert in the Doutinion Carbide Works
at the Ci
aud4 rcyesterdayr(aafternoon
n
wrecked the building and badly in-
jured about fifteen men.
Mr. J. W. McRae, one of the tire-
priettsrs of the factory, WDS ,vise
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injured.
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the list of those who suffered ,- 69(4
follows , J. W. Mclttu•. 11„rn street.
president" Ottawa Electric Co.; J.
Pa(luet. St. Andrew street, linemen,
burned about the h4e,itcl; Ed. 14ironche•,
111eleax.s stables, face burned; Geccfge
Faulkner. Gilchrist street. 11irat0
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TQ 9rkere Ilint(inI►t2rfih- flare ,hour the
eyes: N. Prevost. Hull. driver. 1;atjl}
hurt; Wil hent Baldwin. 1 (1 slrtee1,
badly hurt. Fred Otani "410..12'7 Mur-
ray r'44.J9 Streel ; Joseph . 1r11Njlleltr. face.
hands tout head I ,lrll , burned: 1?tl.
Mc(3inni*. New I:dinraeli•)gj4, lialrl::114
Iron Works. face .11,41 ee 1.11 hurled:
('harks 14 • Iatrh4.ocal (t~ ,
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Toronto., Nov. 7. -Before Mr. Jus-
tice Street yesterday, at Osgaode
Il;aiJ1,
the case of the lliichigan: lune,
hernaen against the Ontario 'Govern-
ment :WAS bogu'n, The '9Zz*1 nufactur-
144 c'_1).+.se" of the act, :vherchy it.
was provided that timber licenses
after April SO. 18es. must xnaaaatfac-
turn logs in Ontario, Vas what the.
lumbermen objected to. S. H. Blake,
Q.r✓., and J. R. Cartwright, appeared
for the Ontario Government; 11. .1.
S Cott, ,Q-4'., and Christopher Robin-
son, (.C., for the petitioners.
H. J. Scott, Q.C., in his argument.
gave a chronological resume of lum-
ber legislation 121 Canada and the
United .itatcs,
Aubrey White, Commissioner of
Crown i t
Lands, was being e iexamined
t,
when the court arose.
`('lir 10.1X01 RECORD,
D. **Willie praxes at Cottons, Ftir(p-
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Essex, Nov. 7. - -Sunday morning at
4 o'clock lire broke out at ('ottaln, a
village tree lades front here. The fire
started in the hotel. which is owned.
by .1 1i Andersons Weikel., of Essex
Ind occupied f.Ql t
(tt' a by )•
•dDavid d.A Id II SS who
O
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lost all the contents. The heaviest
loser was William B. IPelletts. a gen-
eral inercl►aatt. .who luso*. his brick'
store and dwelling and all contents'';
of both. Two frame dwellings were
also burned• The origin of the lire is
iinioio VI,. Mr. genet IS' loss is es-
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EXETER MARKETS.
(Changed every Wadz<eeday)
Wh r-p(e0rbu I*ei 05 Lo 11)
Pl.aur per ewe
Barley. ........... ,,.,_...,. , Sa to 4t)
Oats „ 8844 t4': 8a(i
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upa tg 08)
Bntt.4;.. .... 84 to 15
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Hl1.Y,'718Ztan
Drie Apples per }A
u 6444
l7iukt)n
Dtnoks
tieesa
09144(
Wool
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Rotyt9es pa; bag 6144
7tOS
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4'tods
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proelee,ti. i.'•:. �wetc1l Chief •'., a Itiultl,' \I4Btrth;' lulrll t4u,alta• 4'•t
Mee it
stated le. .'..97(044 47x4 Atele! •1'1) 1':;..•4,'44
two t:f thee. rel aive11'' ".''41 4a per-
fect ' L 1.: 1.1 wyer Venire's 1i➢.7c'!.
l,rief I i
In the 2'11 A l.•Y:t :) la (Al.'. ,:4,; 1. re-
tied to Shill I1,terti4e Dot is al the
disiri-('t Meer 04(174t;a :tats fn1 eel in
,Milne,
dohrlt\aUi si441r'rl that, no man
could come 9.494 of 111*' holtre ort t1449
lnoruing 1):t%is4 4 401 ler and Anderson
chin(' buck from dllggi,lg.
J. 1V. 1irivenll. 11n4nag('r for 0t'-
C1al} where Anderson worked; ,14)4119
A. Davidson, PPrineil/uI 01 Nur4:oa(1, reptaance 510ceil' et
Ont., r 1
(rat.. II4r,h `, .1001,. and others 11:vJ1- e 1 'i'+,"#.
fled 1.o r1nc1 t.s(14n•s good character. 011444ta, NOV. 7. -•-- Al 1 o'cln'k
Ford.
.(oft t: newspaper man, sato, yesterday afternoon the Government
Mavis 1o1d 1«1)'1 that the missing 21:22,- had received tic: reply from the iljtt•-
000 :lould 114,4 ,r he found, OS Ander- ria! (lowernnacnt t4) the cabled had Mold -
son 1.4 )
a •lel( :: n" 4t. 1414 regarding the -necessity for a 'sec -
About. 1.17i valises were brought in- 041(1 Canadian contingent. Hon. F. W.
to court and I ti were opened by the Borden is in the city 44(1 has all in
key found on ,Anderson. readiness for a second mobilization if
The
1t.
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then entered er
the 1t- such would be I
eluirrd,
ness box and declared he knew no. -
thing about the robbery and tlescrih- Can. Marry in as Ye
ed Davis as a liar. IIe wve1 4:4'44 aa.
Davis' eviclenCe, denying it. He said
the key found on him was that of
valise a ase. des
r1)
cd
,
This was corrobo-
rated by a boarding house keeper.
Anderson was very nervous in cross
examination. Once, when he said
counsel was trying to pin him (limn
to an hour 1
10 he was not certain of
some in the audience applauded, and
the judge cleared that part of the
court.
Counsel will address the jury early
this morning,.
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tentiunn9e.1 '1'h'• 4:o4n;e1• d be r',•. ,
ly tu4.e11 to 1114• Tit;. ht a 4411 ir. 111"."
1414. 4',45'10Si.144 11.1•111 "1"1441 1iP' 74,9• •.
felt fall 48400 the Che mike.. 4..tt t,.»
men in the bier n(/lis end 945!''1.4:41 ;84
intro rail out t*.' doors tet 4545' i. 0.,44'
the tlo44e (,mete front The 0,t1'14i(1,'
1'4('44lrc ::as 5411)44 snrr17uteletl and the
tin Ail eelfects of the ets.i 1. 444('11- 1..14.'
observed.
T1I.AT SECOND 4'()N'7`IN(aENT.
No Word of Aiceptati4cc or Non-,Ap.,
TiOUI'C} SCHOOL T.ILI,CIIER SIIOT.
An Accidental DIsebarge Wan 19 ol..
lois', d by Death..
Comber.Ont.; Nov. -7.--F. C'harlsin
of Tilbury, North Township, a young
man of about 20 years of age, a11(1 a.
school teacher by profession, met
wiLll a fatal accident Saturday after-
noon, 1 e, will. two other young
young even, were in the woods for a
day's sport.- One of them was ie the
act of loading his gut:, when the
hammer slipped and the: weapon dis-
charged. The contents entered the
leg of Charwin above the levee. On
Sunday the leg eras amputated, but
the young marl died ~while under the
operation, The bone of the leg was
badly shattered.
h[a„n,laug, as Strum' Town, Taken.
Manila, Noe.' 7. -. Magalang,the
town. taken yesterday by two col-
umns of (1(.ncraa1 MacArthur's divi-
sion, under Col. Smith and Major
O'Brien, is a strong town, situated
midway7 we
t)c L (,en r).t) cies and Ara '
� at.
a
Seven Amerleane were wounded,
Mee
Athericane almost
o
,u
Llpllyded the in-
surgents, resisted-stubbornly,
but LLecie Hamilton's artillery cut
then. up. Lieut. Slavin's troops cap-
tured a. -company of. the enemy, with
their arms, during the advance.
Count Von Moltre. Freed.
.13,erlin, Nov. 7. - A divorce has
been granted: to 'Count Von Iltoltke,
the Emperor's aide-de-camp. The de-
cree places the entire guilt on the
wife. 7'he. decree has caused a: sensa-
tion in Court, circles for a year past.
Vienna, Nov. 7. -- It is reported
here that Emperor F 4 ani 1.; Joseph
has consented to a ?11oiganaatic. mar-
riage between the Archduke Francis
Ferdinand, son of the late Archduke
Charles Louis, -and heir presumptive
to the throne of Austria-Hungary,
and the Countess, Sophia. 014h1'
a Chot.ek. on
the condition that there is a } tear's
delay. The Countess was formerly a
maid of honor of the Archduchese
Isabella. Lawyers hold that the mar-
riage will not affect the Archduke's
succession to t1• throne, but that
his children, by the marriage, are tee -
eluded,
A. Hitch flat, Occurred.
Paris, Nov. T. -A, despatch has
been received here from Vice -Admiral
Courrejolles, the French commander
in Chinese :alters. announcing the
neeoliations for the delimitation of
the K:vang-Chaowan territory, which
had been proceeding satisfactorily for
some time with the Chinese Admiral,
Sou, have been ruptured, owing to
the hostility of the Viceroy of the
Canton: The French Minister of Ma-
rine. M. de L anossan, announces tliat
he has taken measures to strengthen
1.0: French force in occupation.
Walked Into the Fly Wheel.
Brandon, Bran,, Nov: r. -Last even-
ing; while William Shaw Was show-
ing a friend through the Brandon
electric light works, he walked into
a large .fly -wheel revolving many hun-
dred tinges a minute. He was hit
with great force and knocked some
distance. The engineer pulled h1411
out of the machinery. `5 4'r.. � h•a:v
was for-
merly
1)r
manager r of 14111
a )auk
at
P, Portage
.,
o a„(
'la i.'rairie, and resided at one time
in Winnipeg, I!4' is .about 45 years
of age.
ratnl Fan Down Elevator Shaft.
Hamilton. Nov, 7.-=4,954. (WOOirg
John 1lumeyset. fell air,5 n tbo (eve
tor shaft in 1 rein 691±1 , e..rLl la ft:j
Works and fractured his' 4•1.(311. k:,4
•died, a feiv ini:itttett later, ';'ll t,1
fortunate mats was about, X45 year:
.of ag;e and leaves a Widow and 1a•
milt'.
ills.
, ld as `4I 9414 t a• ;
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97 16 11.,, 0,' 4!.0.
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1•roe, 184 0.. ' nate:4 1,444'',
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tit: iro.g lair iu flu• 14aR1 2t1',n, the
:laairl'litte. ('%flit. .St, 1)'ht.i' 45(11, li.;,-
J)te'f _ 1(1 le.• ('0114l)444t Ali' 'he for' 14:1
fbtt•,;;st10' ha telt at 1110. 8444,(', 1411:1 the
f(4•,•,• of the collision 411.4ne the hatch
1.4 4'i her With St1e11 (4.r1y• 9'1219 ;ht.
wing Mali ::its in4.i191rt l\• h..1;:r(1, the
11041 being. almost out 41) 1'.kn. The
110111, Wlailh is badly iittio.teed, W4445
hear'Itte(1, and nc.14 Iles ;I -grimed neer
the seei( of the neck0nte
'141110 11iXI.fS' tT'i'1 ,A7
They Want the .Alien Labor Law
Enforced In the Moran.
Vancouver, Nov. 7. -The fo111111 ing
is a cojn of a telegra in Sent by the
Sandals Miners Union to Sit• Wilfrid
haurior :
"one thousand! Canadian miner,
of the Sleeen, a, n Ith their wives
awl families, are being d11nett
out of Canada by the
imp,t
tem of foreign. laborfrom the 117ttr:t
1-
States. The mine owners of the ',loran
are importing men to take our places.
Our wives and families, anti a It others
dependent on our lair .l•, ars well as we
ourselves, appeal to y4.i to :4selet us in
securing the enforcement of the alien
labor law. - As British s h eets
u 1 we nat-
urally resent the circumstances which
are driving us from our native laud.
Will you, as First Minister of the
(crown, secure for asthe; protection
which the anon labor faw -provides?
Please assure es by an Immediate reply
that w ewill leave your c4' -operation."
ROT POLITICAL FIG7-1T. -
Twelve States Vote for Minor 0(I4-
vials To -Ray -An "O(re' Tear.
Buffalo, N.Y., Nov. 7. - Elections
are to be held to -day in 12 states.
It is what is called an ''off year,"
that is to -say, in the majority of
cases the offices to be filled are of
minor importance. In only two of
the states, Ohio and Kentucky, is
the result liable to be looked upon
as indicating the probable result in
the nest presidential campaign.
Golden 'Wedding at Arnherstburg.
AInherstburg, Ont., Nov. 7. -.
George Gott, collector of customs
here for the past 3.5 years, celebrat-
ed his golden wedding yesterday. Ho
received many handsome presents,
from members of his family, and a
magnificent gold watch from his
many friends who have conte in con-
tact with him in business, as a slight
recognition of the esteem in which he
is held. The presentali on was luali'e
by John A. Auld, M.P.P.1i Mr. Gott:is
considered 1)e h ,-•<
0 of L aids •
e oldest u.(unbl e,,
of the Masonic order in Western On-
tario, and is now in his 76th year
iiis good WHO is. in her 7410 year.
notal Deficit in the ll. 5.
1Weshington,; Nov. 7. ---According to
the report Of the .Auditor for the
teos11ellee: ttieartenene, the postal re-
comics Lics for the year arc shown to he
15,0::1 7544 , and the expenditures
3101 18 5 260, leaving ii; deficit of
:*6.413,''•e5.' During the, past year the
revenues increased. 56,008,765; and
the expenditures $3,778,752,
i
a Gra
Rove is this? nights
Perhaps sleepless
caused it, or grief, or stoic.
perhaps or B aps it was care.
No matter what the cause,
pa canno( wish to leek old
at thirty,
Dray hair is starved hair.
The emir bulbs have beta
deprived of proper rood or
proper nerve force,
SNS
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t1k 4411 3 F '.n 481 . t4 4t*1
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+_', •411: :y'„"' £'» (r:,id"*a° IxrY ::t»t,31^.
3,1 ^t.i 1'1 44111'
n 11 u'' :lair? a,; t ,.:al;lad:y
,e:}.a it IJ you.
" 9 Pe,,,47,1.13 i4
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you (:4) 1101 ('l`t.a: a f.l l the
1'4.14" 4145 you exp.,.' i'.ed from
ti e 4 4 y $e rtlw' tial,
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t i g,;11. :,444rR:5« , 1""r, J. C.
Aya.r Co., Ltierdli4 Mat:.
o 1 d i•
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DON'T
D- NOT RUN.
from a uestion that must interest est vola'.
iwe you your New Suit if If
not, drop in and bee els at the
first opp'.ntnnity and let' to
show you tt few priees of the
Fane", Woresteds and Scotch
Twe('tls,
Have you eeeen the new Stop es anti
'i'helz•iugbbne patterns. They
are beauties.
A big range of 131nes and B1ae12. Irish
Serge. at the old prices.
you want a black we have what you
want 119 Twills, Venetians rand
Clays,
OVERCOATS
'
(:vereo:tts ail ilea vex 3101 outs, ('991415,
Nap, ;(t!(1 31(411tanitets.
All V0114. t10311* lit rile 1nt4•.t ,t a le 8118(1
at minx:411tep').
T. til. 'GRIEVE
0ppte.htt' P,. -t (lfili'e
EXETaR
01IER
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10
wore. APr. yours Phos ijloli1i e,
The Great English Y lish llcmed .
Sold and recommended by all
druggists in Canada. Only reli-
able medicine discovered. Six
packages guaranteed to core all
forms of Sexual Weakness, all effects of abuse
or excess, Mental Worry, Excessive use of To-
bacco, Opium or Stimulants. Mailed on receipt
of price, one package $1, six, $5. One will please,
siawili curt. Pamphlets free to any address.
The Wood Company, Windsor, Ont.
IrWood's Phospllodine is sold in Exeter by
C. t utz, (iruagt4t.
The skeleton of an unknown woman
has been found in lie river meadow
swamp, East ljlaulboro'-about three
miles from the village of TFreeiton.
v Michael uLambe of Har-
The hod„ of ,
wick was found lying beneath t•he (.''.i'.
R. bridge on tile bank of the McGreg-
or
c('Ire g -
0r1 Creek. The neck was dislocated..
DIAMOND BYES
are Hol -11e Protectors.
imitation Dyes Are Vile
Deceptions.
The thousands of women in cru
Canadian cities, towns and farming:
districts stand in need of the protec
tion afforded by the nevei:'failing Diw
mond Dyes. These marvellous 00101
.ng agents have been before the pub
410 for over twenty years, and hart
always been true to mime and pro.
.nises made. The magnificient color(
rad shades pr041004.d by Dianlont
.../yes axe everywhere extolled, and the
rotors have iv every case proved fas.
*ude'i' the action of sunlight and soap
The plain and simple. directions 0,
�
• rra 9-ery package of the :t)iai.lond Dye:
enable a child to use them' with per
feet success. '
ibele are imitations of Mamorul
) somedealers f)r e aki
lyes sold l roti.c the s
s
l long profits. 'T
4C
t imitations are
Fe e tions,
and oh re 4'r used the,
aluS4annoyance, ill temper and loss
.
)I al;oney and 1x114111410 materials. Th(
10101 S are muddy and dull, and the
'ilnt.ut stand washing with ordinnr;,
'3'u insure perfect protection 910
at:et11ity, ladies should cask for the
)+atemed Dyes and tike the truubl,
see that .the name " Diamond " i.
u each package.. .A little cafe ie thi,
ill'eC.tien. will Slave a vast amount hi
L o title. .
Cook's Catton Eoot Coupon!,
le , 69-4 , f lei; urea vett/it/Ay by eve.
1 @,teweed4L )':: t•<:eittt :(1, L...3.('.411 i:
your/Inv.:61 for 41190, $ 411toe fleet Cote.
;ouad late. not 4,%tures. 1,11N unn
nate tions ere den%e ;.0.411e Price, No...1. +LI::
lelx „NO. 2,34)14( e' .. 1) - .�' per c,..
tor � naile.lon reit,-',t,.449:. met 999014947.11)
s? aril 3 1140 Cool:. iornpatty \444t41410",(inr,
i tr Nut. L and 5 reed lens revenaneuda,d by a:
responaib'e Drt .,_tats is 0aastle. -
Nee 1 4 : , 184 1'7\'
AGENTS
•
n
D
iiia e'.p'.'ri.'nt a a(14-sallarr•. Petra anet@t a.oa..i•
•4"12, 1.11,vral t t11r.. 1'1)! vis -1o:. 4,4,.35.
'4141 4'ir•tt' eche i Ca" 111:r.n j, it 444 4146, 4);,
011.94114 044 91 1W1,7 rat, Curt„ 19,.ate c•+. 8.',
C,1"r FIT FREE. te curt, terri'tere now
Write. 40(7'4N il34,00. CO., \ur-t'rGil:lt.
1lrselRil`, 112rserit's P.t1. out.
The ilitracilon
of Ali Ekes... .
Just at present the object of attraction
to he ••n
the .t 144' of 6166 •
1.ti to r an(l.ti1n•rou surround-
ing >:,
iib colnitl3 is
OUR � GREAT LINES
---OF--�
FL'RNI1'[i1tH',
To see is to (9X1U1line a111d to . examine
0111' Stock is to buy.
Prices are so astounding when the
.. .quality isconsidered. , .
R. N. Rowe.
BER WANTED
Highest Cash Price paid for Black
1sh, White Ash, Red and White
)ask, Hard and Solt, Maple, Il:einlock
:Loft and Rock Elan. Either stumpage
m delivered in yard.
For further particulars apply to
GUS. 'WAGNER,
%Tanager for the S. 1. Co. Exeter.
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rSs COUGHS AND COLDS S
Very valuable Remedy in all (
affections of the 0)
;;9 all,.
•THROAT or LUNGS 'S
- t
Large Bottles, 254'4 (&
.�DAVIS 5IAWREN ; co. Limited '4)
Prop's. of Perry Davis' Pain -Killer
.gin , e .e e