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Professional Cards.
H. KINSMAN, L.D. S. & DB. A, R.
graduate of Toron o' UniiverD. sittynor
DENTISTS,
Teeth extracted without any' pain, or any
bad effects, Oce in Fanson's Block, west
aide Ram Stree#,Exeter.
DB.D. ALTON ANDERSON,(D.D.S.,L,D.S.,)
honors Graduate of the Toronto Uni-
rsity and Royal College of Dental Surgeons
of Ontario. Teeth extracted without rafar
All modes of Dentistry up to data. Oftiee
over Elliot & Elliot a law office --opposite
Central Rotel-Exeter.
Medical
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the Collage of Phys,Dians
Ontario.
Surgeon and 3ecouoh-
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& CARritNG, BARRISTERS,l DICKSONf Solicitors. Notaries, Conveyancers,
Commissioners, Solicitors for the Alolsona
Bank., etc. Money to loan et 5 and b',, per
cent. Office Fanson's Mock, Main St.,
i is rm
will be at
Exeter. �A member
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the
Mensal' on Thursday of each week.)
I. R. Cita:we , B. A.. , L. R. Incases.
1LLtOT & GLAD3IANA
, BRRTSTERS,
Etc., Gonveyaacere, and Money to
Loan.
IL V. ELLIOT. F. W. GLADNAN.
Auotloneera
THOUSANDS
ARE
SUFFERING.
P8111e's Celerij Oompouiill
Gives Prompt Relief and
Cures Permanently.
THE LIBERAL POLICY.
Speeches By the Hon. Messers.
Sifton an Paterson.
JOINT ADDRESS PRESENTED.
Thousands of people tide in November
of rheunlatistn. In the vast majority
of case; carelessness, ignorance and a
lack of medical skill send the sufferers
to the grave,
It can be honestly and fearlessly as-
serted that in ninety-nine cases out of
every hundred P'ine's Celery Com-
pound
'o ti -pound would have banished the disease
and saved life,
The original cause of rheumatism, as
Of so many other diseases, is a lack of
nerve force, With this weekness of
the nervous system there ke isi depart,
digestive
went oftheo gin the stomach, it turnste food
stays too n long
sour, andthe resulting acid enters the
blood. The vuctinl then takes cold, and
tbe acid can -not be expelled from the
system by ordinaryordinarymeans. t t 1 Son the
joints swell, and then there is inllani-
Illattion and great suffering,
Paine's Celery Compound used
promptly
and ta l
lttlv ntc.
1 expelsels
all the deadly acid from the body; the
plains are banished, muscles and joints
that have become contracted and stiff-
ened soon become limber and regain
their slower, and the patient walks
with comfort and ease.
NO other Inetlieine can do such Iuar-
vellouI$ work for those afElieted with
•'lteuinati In and st iiatieal. Pain's t'elez'
iompound is truly your friend and
ife-renewer; it is the nledieint' ret•ulu-
tended by the ablest physicians fae
he banishment and cure of a disease
hat has such fatal 1.esults in the ea+rs-
ble autumn months.
TX BOSSEN BERRT,(lran.l Bond, Licensed
1.1.. Auctioneer for County Huron. Sates
promltly attended to, and .barges moder•
ate. orders by mall will receive every at-
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B.BROWN, Winchelsea. Licensed Ana- a
. ioneortor the Counties of Perth and
Middlesex, also for the township ofUsborne
sonbaia Sales arrange oat postofUoo Wsea.
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For 'l (Ise good are we in
ni
f tombless? For
the furniture 1 to
yours and outs If we are not
useful to you we cannot be use-
ful to ourselves. SVe have got
to carrythe 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 kmd of people with the
right prices. Come and see for
yourself... .
S. GiIDLEY & SON.
Furniture. Undertaking,
LOPERA HOUSE BLOCK.
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Deposit
DIOHSON
The Niolsons Bank.
( Chartered by Parliament, 1855.)
up Capital 2,000,000.
Fund 1,500,000
office Montreal
WOLFERSTAN THOMAS, Esq.,
GENERAL MANAGER.
Money advanced to good Farmers nn
own notes with one or more endorsers
7 per cent. Der annum.
—EXETER BRANCH—
every lawful day from 10 a,m. to 3
Saturdays lO a.m. to 1 p,m. ,
A general banking businesstransactecl.
CURRENT RATES allowed for money on
Receipts. Savings Bank at 8%.
& CARLING, N.D. iitrenoN;
- Solicitors. Reneger.
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roesilBM ee les e e se 1, . V'• bYl'1rr es VJ rL'"'�/'A
ALWAYS nice CO t;'.79.I$
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'MERE ISi'i'3tient OF rrtw ca 0?,
LieSiE, INTERIM!. O62 Ei3E1^',E'151., a
TfiPT PAIReitiLtrtt WILL OOT RE. $
L6r'.CE.
LOOK OUT FO'" ISItTATICNE AND SUS'.
BTITUT1 S THE GItNL'iNE SOTTLE.
BSARB THS .,r•.,..',
PiP (?f wvrIISr a eon. t
aF,a.r i of e5vc4 r: gee Ci;,re nee,
TO THE DEAF. -A rich lady,
cured of bee Deafness and Noises in
the Head by Dr. Nirholeou's Artificial
Ear Drums, has sent $1,000 to his In-
stitute, so that deaf people unable to
procure the 'Ear Drums may have
them free. Apply to Departlnent
A. S. N, The Institute, "Lonlgcott,"
Gnunersbetry, London, W., England.
Wien Bros.' biscuit factory and Trot-
er Bros.''warehouse at Montreal were
destroved by fire. The loss will amount
u $80),000,
Fire in the Haggert foundry fit
irtulipton destroyed a lot of stock -and
boost created at panic at a church
oncert in a hall near by.
EVERY DILLTocus'r in the land sells
'a in -Killer. The best liniment for
prnins and bruises. The best remedy
or cramps and colic. Avoid Substita-
es, there's but the Plain -Killer, Perry
.1 -Geis'. 25e. and 50c.
A Windsor despatch says: -1)r. Hod-
etts of Toronto drove through the
'ownships of Maidstone, Colchester,
tochester and Tilbury and found. over
fifty cases of smallpox.
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Ask your physician this ques-
tion, "What is the one great
remedy for consumption ? "
He will answer, "Cod-liver
oil." Nine out of ten will
answer the same way.
Yet when persons have
consumption they loathe all
fatty foods, yd fat is neces-
sary for their recovery and
they cannot take plain cod-
liver oil. The plain oil dis-
turbs the stomach and t x les
away the appetite. The dis-
agreeable fishy odor and
taste make it almost Limn -
durable. What is to be done ?
This question was ans-
wered when we first made
SCOTT'S
EMW.`.`.BION
of Cod -Liver Oil with Hypo -
phosphites. Although that
was nearly twenty-five years
ago, yet it stands alone to-
day the one great remedy
• for all affections of the throat
and lungs.
The bad taste and odor have been
tf:ken away, the oil itself has been
partly digested, and the most
sitive stomach objects to it rarely.
INot one in ten can take and digest
the, plain oil, Nine out of ten can
I take SCOTT'S EMULSION and di-
gest- it. That's why it cores so
• many cases of -early consumption.
g Even in advanced cases it brines
comfort and greatly prolongs lift;
1 oc. and $r.00. all druggists,
1Y SCOTT S. BO NE, Chemists, Toronto. • • ;9
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Reply to Sir Chas. Tupper's SpeeVh,
at Winnipeg 01a the Sugar fluty -
A Good Session for Canadian
Sealers -Trainee at the
Sault Ste. Tariq
Casal.
Winnipeg, Nov. 1 -k.—Iron, Messrs.
Sifton and Paterson and Mr. D. 1'.
Fraser, M.P., were at Regina on
Saturday, where the Regina Board of
Trade presented a joint address to
the Ministers. >SIr. Fraser and Air.
Wm. Trent of Regina proceeded to
Lumsden and gave addresses on the
Liberal policy. At Regina in the
evening there: was a rousing Mess
meeting, the Town Mian being crowd-
ed. ?dr. W. Pettingill. !'resident of
the Liberal Association, was in the
chair. Mr. Sifton explained the Gov-
ernment poliey in the Yukon and in
regard to railways and immigration,
Air. Paterson made a vigorous de-
fence
em.
fe c e t i c' ► iev
n e of the t ntn tai r nli , of the
tioverttnlent, and replied to :lir
Charles Tupper's speech at 11n.in,e;
on the sugar duty. Mr. Fraser also
spoke.
WinnipegNews Note
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Conunlssloner McCreary expects the 1tn.
migration returlts this year will show .efe000
arrivals.
James Lawler of this city leaves for To
routes nest week to tnee the editorial
mass-
figment
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n ont of The. F v nitcnI Churchman,
The eh t
r 0t murder ;: Inst the two n
than. !shotthieldert been reduced
to m
were
Cook's Cotton Root Compouaad.
Is successfully used monthly by ever
000La .
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dies Safe, effectual.
your druggist t for Cooke Cotton ask
Ladies
s Boo( Com-
impound. Take no other as all Mixtures,ills a
itations are dangerous. `Price, Np1, $1 per
box , No. 2,10 degrees stronger, $8 per box. No.
1 or 2, mailedon receipt of price and two Scent
stamps The Cook Company Windsor, Ont.
OP-Nos.1 and 2 soldane recommended by all
responsible Druggists in Canada.
Nos; 1 tend No.. 2 sold in Excti:r by C
Lutz, Druggist,
MARKET REPRQTS.
Cable Adviees Note Only Dull and
Declining Markets -The 'Visible
Supply of Wheat -Prices.
Chicago, Nov. i4.—Lower cables
and liberal. Northwestern receipts
opened wheat here yesterday eee be-
low Saturday's close. The closing
quotations were: • Dec. 67;ae, May
71%c.
Liverpool, Nov, 14.—Wheat futures
were weaker yesterday, closing, lid
lower than on Saturday. Corn clos-
ed lid to %el lower than on. Satur-
day.
YISIBLB SUPPLY.
The visible supply of wheat in the United
States and Canada, together with Amount
afloat to Serape, I 78,102 bushels, an lie
creme of'e,ratl1,IXXi bushels for the e•eei;. A.
year ago the total was 42,474,000 bushels,or
.,u,G58.00(1 bushels less than at the present
tin,P,
The Enitlech visible supply of wheat In.
Creased 486,000 bushels the past wee1,
1.1:A1at\(: 1t' HZ I1' .11:IKKK'rs.
Following were the closing prices
at important wheat centres yester-
day :
Hasa. Dee. Mese
Chicago
....... fi..,. $0 67t; So 7114
Kew 'Vlore ,....., 0 11la 0 75`)s,
Milwaukee Q 81
St. Louts . le dale 0 b'5, i ; 0' 73
Toledo .• "„ 064 0 t'it• 0 7#4a
Uetruit, rill 0 6e 0 us' G 731e
Detroit, white 0 67%
Duluth No, 1 Norchu w:;, 0 U1' 0 0;',,,i
Itnl,uh, Ni, 1 herd,0 40?i;
Alhint':mons ..,. 0 04 0 0211 o u :'e
Liverpool--('Josh-Wheat futures quiet ;
Dee, Ort Rae eiarc•h fix 1Uiyd May 3a, 1,13(te1.
Corn futures Steady: Ilei :e uryd Jan. 3e
'diet.044 3s 5fad. March .•s :eel, Mee 3$
5i ed. I`lunr. IUs IA.
t•ttiose to sr. Ia# tt ee, C 1 at.i ..It: 1.
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\�h•'at. white bust, ....$0 00 to $.• ..
rive, htt.h. 0 U9
fife. hush 0 tea r.
s;oose, bush. 0 O8
tholes', hush, 0 1'2' 0 ii!
till 1
isms,bush
a ,.
ugh
oleo,
Welt. 0COaU
0
v who their has lean rel uc1' ltyr•,bush 0 yiia , ...
manslaughter. `1Jaey pleaded guilty and Buckwheat, bush errs O 50
sentenced to tour ;nontirx each. Means, per bush .... 1 13 1'2)
Seeds-.
Red clover, per bosh ........34 to ett 00
A se e choice •t 0 70
1 L hit to f, ac ,.3O
e y7
A1ai1.e oai No. ' 1 00 d '25
.wvernl>re Catch. i3xeeed,d All net White clover, per hush7 00 8 00
That 1 Rr]t of Ther' 7t"C�r+l. Tiluothv, Per bush 1 00 1 2i
Timothy, nailed . 1 ;0 1 05
Ot(awa. Nov, 1•!. 7'h.' restrict ite fluff• 004 Strays-
measures adopted In.' the ti••ulan:; Strieue siteva per ton-. $1t10m0 t0 sea )0
00
1'onlmisslon of 1391 have evidently. Straw, loose, per tan ,,, 4 00 5 00
ROL put an entire stopper ort Lite seal Dalry Produce -
fisheries in so far as Camaada Is colt- Butter. 1h. rails . ,0 110 to $0 24
corned. Front word received at tete isgee. new•1n11
Department of Marine anti Fisheries PIIu,0 _o a L'41
a 4 -
via„ per pair fi40 to $0 CO
yesterday morning it. is learned that Turkeys, per Ib. ., 0 03 (t IU
the total number of merchantable Ducks, per pair 0 .gip 0 73
skit*, taken by Canadian s, a41er: in Geese, per 14. 0 O0 0 0;
the North Peelle.' curing the past Fruit and VenlCtnI,1 a- }
season was 35;3.10. as t14tnst :2`i.- For
icer 1'L $1 W to ye QO
Potatoes, per bag 0 i0 0 5O
552 in HOS. The aserage catch for stpy3,'ICL.AI: LTY11STOCK.many years i, nrteede,l :vlth the ex-;itontreai, Nov. 13. -Tile receipts of cattle
RC'ption cif tenni. '9.4 anti 515, when at the East End Abattoir this merufag were
the bulk of the catch was front Asia- U0) head of cattle. ee) calves, 500 dicer,
tic waters.• 400 lambs. The nttendanee of buyers wee
During the Rust season the (01100.- i large and prlees were firm. '
1 e•uttle--neeice sold at from 4,.ic to 4tee
ing traffic was (lune through the ' per lb; good sold et from Mee to 4e per
Sault Ste. Marie Canal : --- Vessels, ' lb, Lower grade, from 2c to 3e per lb. Calves
3,244: vessel tonna;;e, 2.576,8el : I were sold front Ai to sl°. according tv >;ira.
• h alt 't ,c 1
Shin rmtght L y t t Yac t0 3 _ set b.
freight. tentiage. 52,:366,5 46: p ssen- , 1.0,111,,sete teen wee to etee per lit.
iters, 1 4,4(31. Hogs brought from 4e to alit, per Ib.
l As1' I1UY1r.tl,et (AT'i'l.M .41„t1:K151'.
BELGIQUE ON CASQUET RACKS. East Buffalo, N.Y., Nov. ia.-Guttae—Xhe
market was In Atlr general posttlun, COW
Belgian Steamer Foundered and lg slde'retfi ilio lillerul general
2S0 Ioirds,
C1lvice export enttle •ted good hued los
Out of a. Crew. ee 26 Were were to .active demand and firm, with no
Droyvnell. partititlor change from last weeks' prices.
Common cattle, particularly stoners and
London. Nov. 14. -On Pettey night the feeders, were dull, and a full quarter lower.
Belglnu steamer Belgique, Antwerp, for . Fat cows nod heifers were 10c to 15e lower,
Alexandria, foundered oft the Cast net Fresh cows of top guaulty woe 1tr light
rocks, near the Isiand of Alderney,Idle media , good de re d and ,1 a while the
ti
• [ m kind were dull an a ,bade low -
scene of the tragic disaster which last medium e d
March befell tbe London and Southwestern er; choice springers vest; e, Ilii splint
Railwa • Company's ers ly, tot 3 Calves were In moderate
seen • r
n e chanter
} r passenger supply, about 3(10 head. ;;cod demand and
Stella. The night was stormy. A boat • stronger than last Monday, but Steady
was launched with sixteen men, but five with last weeks close. There were about
of these died of exhaustion and three 17 loads of Canatdn stoelcers on sale with a
others were drowned 10 the endeavor of light demune.
the ship Saint iihlt to reseue them.n
. tsiee
randInmh4- c ofcrI fi
were t 1
0
Eighteen persons, !mewling the ca tin
loads, iaclpdinl, 14) ]vols of Canada lambs,
out of a total crew of 20, are believed to , Tite trade opened rather slow, but the top
have been drowned. i grades helot up faith well nt the prices.
Native lambs were quotable, e'•oiee to ev-
AGI'IAiALDO'S SEC•RET:'itr TAKEN, (tris, $4.75 to s3.00: good to cboire. 14.50
_ , to 54.7:1; feeders, $4.25 to $4.110: Canada
• lambs, $4.85 to s3.73. Sheep, chole,' t0
Also Said That the Chief Himself extra. $.1.011 to $4.23: good to choice, e.11.30
is Surrounded. • ( to $4.00. There was u fair cieauance, con-
sidering the liberal offerings. with about
Manila, Nov. 13. -Gen. Young is supposed all the ofperinge sold at the close, and firm
M have reached San Nicolas, about 30 miles at the quoted prices.
east of Dagupan, but his wagons are far l lti5lS.l, lI,1RIi: F,T-.
bebind. Utica. N.Y., Nov. 13 At the Utica Board
CoL Hayes has captured Aguinaldo's gee. of Trade to -day the following sales of
retary, and Major Coleman Is in Carrang- cheerio were inline; 11160 boxes large color -
Ian, with an escort of 175 Bolomen, on his ed at lice 133 boxes do. nt Rale, 675 boxes
way to the Province of Neuva Vizaya. large colored at Ile. 1211 boxes small col-
The375r
'rl sonm ored at 11 c boxesa
to 0f Gen. Lianertts and hie family do. t lltee, 1050
a 13Ya.
are prisoners. The general barely es- boxes small white at 11eSe, 470 boxes do. at
milted. 1i°lic, 150 boxes do. at 11TKe. Butter, 22
The correspondent of the Associated packages at 23?._.t'. 40 packages at 24e; e13
Press with Gen, Young telegraphs from eases of prints sold at lee.
San Jose tnat Auufnnldo• did not escape to At Little Fells these sales were made:
the nortlieaet. He and his army, tate cop- 125 boxes liege colored at Mese, S71 boxes
respondent adds, are surrounded. His last small white and colored at Ile., 762 boas
orders to the Filipino commander at San do. at 12e, 300 boxes do. at commission.
Jose were to bold San Jose and Carrauglan Butter, a small amount of dairy sols) at 23e.
at all Costs.
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CANADIAN
SEALERS,
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EXETER MARKETS.
(Changed every Wedi.esday)
Wheat per bushel .. 65 to eel
Flour per cwt ...........i.&5 to t.00
Barley:.... :15 to 40
Oats V5 to ::6
Peas 5:, to 60
Butter L4 t0 15
Eggs it;
eutltuer per bag .... 40
day per ton 4:40 to Sot.
Dried Apples per !b ,. 5
rarkeys tot
(Ihiolten.. se- ib.
Duoke. .. . ., .. u
(geese .... .................. . .. .+.
Corn...... ti to
Wool 13 t o
Cruiser Charleston Wrecked.
Manila, Nov. 14. -The United States
Bruiser Charleston, which had been patrol-
ling the uolthern coast of Luzon, was
wrecked on a reef off the northwest const
on Tuesday, Nov. 7. all on board were
saved.
dlA1'UN'G TRAILS ON TUE YUKON,
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Dawson City Can. Now Be Reached
Without Encountering Rapids,
Vancouver, B.C., Nov. 13.-7. J. Mc-
Arthur, e the Dominion Surveyor who has
been in charge of a large party In the
Yukon country for the past three months,
returned to the city last night and took
trate for Ottawa to -day. The object of his
season's work was to snake trails along
the Yukon River. so as to enable travel to
reach Dawson during the winter without
the clanger and trouble that have hitherto
been the case. With this end in view, the
party cut somewhat over 100 miles of trails,
the Yukon River,so as to enable travelers to
building some 50 miles of trails. The result
Is that the Bilk Rapids, White Horse,
b'ifty-Mile, anti Five Fingers. can now be
avoided in winter journeying to Dawson,
and in the corning winter this advantage
AIURDER TRIALS AT BRANDON.
Both Prisoners Are Worsen, and
One Ras Confessed.
Brandon, Man., Nov. l3. -(Special.) -Bran-
don Assizes open on Tuesday. There are
two murder cases, and both the accused
are woolen. Hilda Blake will answer to
the chargeof shooting Mrs. John Lane,
and Agnes Glendinning is charged with the
murder of her own infant. by leaving it
out over night on the open prairie, vrst
having undressed It.
Hilda Blake wi41, in all probability,
nllty, since she has 'already plead g n eadY mode: a
full confession. She hopes to escape the
death penalty. Shespends her time read-
ing, and, strange to say, prefers Scott,
Dickens and other high-class novels.
Russian Advance Toward Herat.
Nov. 14.-T Times London, he P mes publishes n
communication this morndng from its St.
Petersburg correepouclent, who cliseinsses (•hl ist. Site was dismissed from the
the recent rumors of a Russian advance to.
ward Herat. The Correspondent thanks Catton mission on account of - her
that, although these minors are without
fomndatlon, there can be no doubt that the
Russian rniiltaty authorities are preparing
fol' an advance to Herat in certain event.,'
n18ties, such as th.e depth or.abdieation of
the Moser of Afghnnlstan, which would
lead lo disturbances.
DIED IN HIS OFFICE,
E. Jones Parke, (1.C., Police ahigis-
trate of London, Suddenly Culled.
London, Ont., Nov. 4.4.—E. Jones
Parke, Q.C., Police Magistrate, died
suddenly in his private office at 2.50
yesterday afternoon. He had not
been feeling 'very well during the
early part of the day and had a
conversation with his partner, Mr.
Purdorn, and also his son, in regard
to his health in general, leaving
them to consult his physician, Dr.
Woodruff, who informed hini that he
had heart trouble, from which old
people often suffered. He then re-
turned to his office and conversed
upon several matters of business. An
hour later he was dead,
Ephraim Jones Parke was born
Nov. 3, 1828, and was the eldest son
of the late Thomas Parke, who was
Surveyor -General in the Baldwin -La-
fontaine Administration.- Be was
educated at the London Grammar
School and at Toronto. He studied
late with the late Judge John Wil-
son and with Sir John A. Macdonald
in Kingston. He was called to the
bar in 1846 and was appointed Q.C.
in 1888 by. the Dominion Govern-
ment. - Ike was appointed police
magistrate about 20 years ago.
To Marry Her Chinese Cook.
13ongkang, Nov. 14.—Missionary
circles in Crbnten are in a high state
of agitation and indignation over the
approaching marriage of Susan L.
Haverson to an illiterate, unattrac-
tive Chinaman, formerly her cook.
111ss Meyerson until 1
a year
ago
was connected with the American
mission of the United Brethren in
persisting lu receiving the attentions
Of this.' Chinaman. The inarrige will
he according to Chinese custom, the
missionaries refusing to countenance
it. -
Every cough makes
you. r throat more raw
and irritable. Every
cough congests the lining
membrane of your lungs.
Cease tearing your throat
and iungs in this way.
Put the parts at rest and
give theme a chance to
heal. You will need some
help to do this, and you
will find it in
N3
Cherry
PecIor4IJ
From the first dose the
quiet and rest begin: the
tickling in the throat
ceases; the spasm weak-
ens; the cough disap-
pears. Do not wait for
pneumonia and con-
sumption but cut short
your cold without delay.
Dr. Ayer's Cherry Pec-
toral Plaster should be
over the lungs of everyper
son troubled with a cough.
Write to the Doctor.
Tnusua, opportunities and tong ex,
perfume eminently quality ua for
e teat stalnt . W
trio lou m d ce site
1'reetyaU;lw parUcularain ourcaae.
Tell us what your ea -pomace has
been with our Cherryreetotal. You
wilt receive a prompt rely, without
cog.
Address, DR. J. C. ATER.
Lowell, Mame.
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Before. Atter. Wood's Fhosphodine,
DONT
DO NOT RUN
front a question that stint interest you,
Have yam your New Suit ? If
not, drop i11 and see os alt tht
fit'.t opportunity anis let us
show yciu a few prices o 'the
•Fancy, Woresteds and Scotch
Tweeds.
The Great English Renrcay.
Sold and recommended by all
druggists in Canada. Only reli-
able medicine discovered. Six
packages guaranteed to cure all
Mims of Sexual Weakness, all effects of abuse
or excess, Mental Worry, Excessive use of To-
bacco, Opium or Stimulants. Mailed en receipt
s1 20 iii cure package el, six,$5.
to One
s addll ress.
Tho Wood Company, nindsor,Ont.
Wood's Phosphodine is sold in Exeter by
C. Lutz, druggist.
The
Cardigan
Overshoe
FOR
Woman
Misses
and
hildran
7411Frit.tel, rt!'
The -Card ar Overshoe
(,,t 11'nvy.benrlc over- 1nckiog with the
foot cu'eanl :ed iobi 4 rleid,er -hve. The
stockin,: i4 , ^mhset • to 1 he tot. of the
e uhher nu ,4) k.•; Ole t, twoe‘t 1'gbtest
end mate tuhher ltl the to t1 et. No
bet toes, nn letekle. r 1 rto 1.1 all shoe
shapes. Sold t v all dealers.
51:; lnttetnret by
The Waiger' Oseratiae Co , l:etisrd, Ont.
Have von -ken. the new Staples std
Therringbone patterns, They
are beauties,
big range of Blues and Black, Irish
Serge-- at the old prices.
If you want a ideek We have what you
want in Twills. Venetians and
Clays.
OVERCOATS
O•t t *Tout.: illi leavers, Mutons, Curb.
Nap-. and Mont:uteets. -
All work. tilantr in the latest style and
fit gum ♦ .a
t.1 antero.
J. T4. GRIEVE
Opposite Pos
t }Pc
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EXETER
ROIIER MILLS
WOOD WANTED.
Fla,lllr. Wball('a:ti1' tar.Il Retail.
Chnpatl feed Barley. Peas, Oats, Ctrs
--BIC STOCK ON HAND. --
Prices( Right.
J. COBBLE DICE, Manager.
The Attraction
of All Eyes ..
Just at present the objt•t't of attraction
to the people of Exeter and surround-
ing emu:try is
OUR GREAT LINES
-OF_..
About 0
30l
0u.
of exhibit.; •
for
Paris
will dea,va Montl•eal 011 Saturday next
on the Loyland Liner .Albanian. A
(1trtbnr consignment will flc shipped
from Portlana on December 1st.
Children rP for
CAST MA,
FURNITURE
Ttl :4`t• i. to, cxatnrille and to examine
our stock is to buy.
Prices are :ti astounding when the
, qualit %" is cans idereti.. .
.. ROE.
TIMBER WNTED
Highest Cash Price paid for Black
Ash, White Ash, Red and White
Oak, Hard and Soft Maple, Hemlock
Soft and Rock Ehn. Either stumpage
or delivered in yard.
For further particulars apply to
GITS. -WAGNER,
Manager for the S: L Co. Exeter.
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 R. Pickard's store. -
LOUIS DAY
Proprietor.
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A QUICK CURE
FOR COUGHS
and COLDS
7M� 4
the Canauian Rcnt rdy fel a)1
r; del gg 1rf1� f FFEt T ivt�1
I.ta ells
Large Bottles, 25 ccslts,
••s F I.AW'JPRENCB CO., Limited,
g., ,.. ferry Davis' Paint K !ler, 0
Aloatreal
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