HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1899-11-23, Page 5THE ezetter Abrocate Is publiahed every Thursday Morning, at the Office, 1/LAIN-STREET, - EXETER. By the - ADVOCATE PUBLISHING COMPANY TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION, One Dollar per annum if paid in Advance 01.50 if not ao paid, B.d.•trser•e-tag Mateo oz2. 21.3otiolica- ticsoze No paper discoutinued until snooze rage are pad.. Advertisements without Israelite Aireotiona will be published till forbid and. ,barged accordingly, Liberal disoouut made or transoient advertisements inserted for Long Periods. Every elescoption of JOB PAINTING turned ont in the finest style, and. at moderate rate*. Cheenes,money ord- eta, &c. for advertising, subscriptions,ete,t o ha nzade PaYtkide to Chas. 11. Sanders/ EDITOR AND PROP ProfesSional Cards. H. KINSMAN. & Pa. A..11, KINSUA.N. 1E4 D. S. D. D. S., 11.01102 graduate of Toronto 'Univeraity. DENTISTS, Teeth extracted without any pain, or any bad. effeots. Office u Fanson's Blot*, west side Main Street,Exeter. DR.D. A LTON AN'DERSON,CD.D.S.,ItitSe) honors Graduate of the Toronto Unt- ratty and Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Cotario. Teeth extracted, without, pain. • triodea of Dentistry up to date. Oilice over Elliot & Eltiot's law office-oppesite Central Hotel -Exeter, 31edical TNR.T.P. 1ICLA.UGHLIN. ME1113BIL OF the College of PhYsiciansand,Surgeons Ontario, Physteittn, Surgeon and Accontliiir ear, Moe, Dashwood, Ont. Legal. TVG/ISDN & CARLING, Ba.RRISTERS, • Solioieors, Notaries, Couveyancersi Commissiouers, Solioitors for the aloloons Bank, etc. Money te loan at 5 and 5ii per cent, Oftine Panson's Block, Mani per Exeter, (A member of the firm will be at H ensall on Thursday of eaeh week.) L I,Cantaso,13. A,. L. R. DICKSON. A Popularity That increases1 GEN JOUBERT'S PLANS With Mighty Strides, Diamond Dyes First in All Points That Make Perfection, • Notwithstanding the fact that imita- tion and erude packnge dyes and soap - grease dyes are before the publie seek- ing recognition, the fame of popu- lardy of the Montilla Dyes Mei:eases with mighty stricles, Those who have the zniefortunte to try any of the inferior dyes sold by some dealers know well how deceptive they prove. The users are utterly dsheart- ened and disappointed. There com- mon dyes show muddy and dell et•dors, and anger is kindled because valuable garmets and inaterials are Spoiled. The Diamond Dyes, simple and easy to use, have zt standard of excellency that no others can approach. They give true, uniform and lie results when used in the tnension or cottage. Bright, dear and brilliant cans are obtained on all kinds of goods -when the plain directions are followed. Do not be deceived by any other dealer when he offers you something jnst as good as the Diamond Dyes.. There no other dyes in tbe world that can equal the "Diamond Dyes"; no others that cau So eticeessfully make old things new. : The Chinese laundry at Norwieh was broken into and all the 'China - men's savings, over PA stolen. A new French Conservative paper will begin publication in Montreal the latter end Of this mouth. At Ingersoll Oharles Foster was kill- ed in the nutobinery of Noxon Bros: works, while he was oiling. The body of Joseph Chambere, a blacksmith, formerlv -riving at 35 Berry - um street, was found in Rosedale Mt - me by Dr, Capon. It is belieVed the ecteteed threw 'thyself front the Sher - mule.. street bridge. - V WiTOT & GLADMA.N. BARRISTERS, 744... Etc., Oonveyaneera, atod Money to ewer.. i. V, ELLter. F. W. GoAntlaSs -- v d b 1: 0 p 11 Auct toneere IT BOSSRNBERRY,Orand Bend, Licensed 1.1.. Auetioneer for 'County Huron. Sales promptly attetultuldo. aua ehargea moder- ate. Orders by mail will receive every at- tention. h n BROWN, Winchelsea. Licensed a.uot- , LI.. ioneer for the Counties of Perth and -, diddlesex, also for the township of Usborne 11 Isles Promptly attended to and terms sea- e ionbale.Sales arranged at Post office. Win- q I helsea. - -- - Insurance. E ELLIOT. 'Insurance Agent. Vain St. Exeter ------ ,.......,........................4„,, :. 4 IT PAYS 41 T4 read the big stores' ttd- 41 vertisements 1 STOP! Ttlilqic T. For whose good are we in 4 the furniture bu.sinesse For , yours and. ours, If we 4tre not n to you we cannot be use- t ;* Iuseful ful to ourselves. We have got , to carry the goods you want at the prices you want or we elute not make a success of our busi- ness. But we have been. doing Ibusiness right along for years, Whiell proves that we are the right kind of people with the right prices. Come and see for yourself.... A S' GIDLEy 81 sot 4 Furniture. Undertaking, 4 OPERA HOUSE BLOCK. et i F 1 i 0, Iial"PF ar- -NifrWiL-APNK'20"EirmirrItr "%FA • The .i'''',..oisons Bank. (Chartered by Parliament , 1855.) Paid up Capital $2,003,000. Rest Fund.... ..... . . .. . . .1,500,000 Head office Montreal, F. WOLFERSTAN THOMAS, Esq., GENERAL MANAGER. Money advanced to good Farmer4 their own notes with one or more mid orsers at 7 per cent. per annum. BRANCH nu 3 on -EXETER - Open everylawfulday from 10 a.rn. to p.m; Saturdays 10 a.m. to 1 p,m, A general b attiring business transacted. CURRENT RATES allowed for money Deposit Receipts. Savings Bank at 3%. DICKSON &CAnnING,' N.D. Kunnas; Solicitors. Manager. NITEZAIIMEIMNIEMINS CODE ALL VOIlla P.LielS WM) i A Mcdno.1•.it /ri Itself. t • bil Simpie, Safe aia•:: .losteic •Curo for ril 531 .N FA CRAMPS, Die74 reIe I) e:B., MOH 5, el iel . vg COLDS, a., ,. . O. Pi 20 an' •;' .,•:),-:noi. .''..eitle,s„ BEWARZt OF '-a "Vii..11S12..a i.o. 7•P.•;., ,'AV!' IT - IN ....N.1airr- • , , ,„ . ., ,, .... ,,,,.,,,,, TO THE DEA.F.-A rich lady, cured of her Deafness and Noises in the Head Dr. Nicholson's Artificial by Ear Drums, has sent $1,000 to his In- stitute, so that deaf people unable to procure the Rae Drums may have them free. Apply to Department S. N. The 'institute, "Longeott," Gannersbury, London, Englaral. • A violent storm inundated the low- ing quarters of Athens. Ntmire houses collapsed, the railroad was artiv.washed away, many pereons ere'drowned, and an ,enormotta am - nut of damage wes done. Rev. Dr, Potts, of Toninto, preach - g in Douglas 3,1ethodist Chen+, lontreal, said that up to Saturday he all received $455,000 for tbe twentieth entury fund, and that he hoped ley 'uesdity to have half a million. elp... t re i Babies and children need 1 proper food, rarely ever medi- cine. If they do not thrive I on their food something is wrong. They need a little help to get their digestive machinery working properly. OF COD LIVER O§L. WTI/ YYYPOPI/05.01-11TES 011/11E tc SODA will generally correct this I difficulty, • If you will put from one- fourth to half a teaspoonful 1 1 in baby's bottle three or four times a day you will soon see I 1 a marked improvement. For I larger children, from half to z a teaspoonful, according to age, dissolved in their milk, I 1 if you so desire, will very soon show its great nourish- ing power. If the mother's milk does not nourish the 1 baby, she needs the emul- sion, It will show an effect at once both upon mother 1..1 and child. 5oc. aid Sr.00, ail druggists. SCOTT & eowNE, Chemists, Toronto. Boer Leader Will Try to Prevent the Relief of Ladysmith. BOER FORCES MOVING SOUTH, Tits Enemy Suffered Heavy Less-ltritioh at Ladysmith Hilliest Three Hundred lioara and CaPtured 500 of Theus -Enemy Now.f.ocated Tea TOWS Northweet of Em Louden, Nov. 2L--7:. Standard Publishes the following from Ladysmith, dated Sam day, Nov. : "The arrival of the relief eelU11111 at Esteourt has completely modi- fied the plans of the enemy, and Oeu Joubert has moved W the small it an effort to prevent the junction of the two British forces." To Meet Methuen's Forces, Rope TOwn, Cape Colony, Nov. Ids -Yes- terday the Boers occupied Camp Bell in West 0 4(111414nd. Latest From Ladysmith, Ladysmith, Thursday, Nov. 16,-(1)y run - to Estcourt.) -All well here, with nothing Important to report. We ;Ire, empty supplied with ammunition and confident of our ability to hold out. lutormation from outside is very scarce, hut it is believed here that the Boers now Investing the town are only a small force. The heavy weather (mallows and the rain Is hautperiug the Boer operations severely. 6,000 110ERS Altte STAILVING, 'They Are ow Buoy Foraging 'reward Orsytewa. Pietermaritzburg, Nov. party of British heliographers, cut off by tut' Boers outside Esteourt, contrived to esieme Le New Hanover, on the Grey Towu line, and arrived here to -day. They report that Steet Boers, thiveu by Aureate:in, are oraging toward Urey Town. No alarm is felt, but IL army require a illrislott at the z ti1ii S THis AN03-88-Eut mtatnilml uwa to annihilate them ner. One thousand eight bemired and fifty railway carriages have been collected there for the conveyance of troops northward,and there is talk of suspending the suburbaa truffle so as to accelerate military work. A CUBAN RELIC. "Hntballned Beef" Alleged to Have B. Relabeled i'ud seta to the British A41 Lou, don, Nov, 21.'himeit. D7ally Chroolele, in its "war diary," says this among : "tittle erto we have hesitated to speak of the qual ity of the tinned meats supplied to out troops, much of which has had to be Mowia overboard; but we have made euquirles in quarters not likely to be influenced by mere rumor, and we And there are suspicious that some of the meats suppled to the Gov- ernment for use ou British. transports was meat which had been rejected by the Cutts ed States during the hostilltles In Cuba, where it was picturesquely known es "em- balmed beef," and re.lebeled with the mark of the current year. Whatever blunder there LIMY hare been mast he laid not at the door of the War Office but at the door of the Admiralty, widelt has undertaken to feed the troops. Not a single complaint has come to hand regardingtlhe quality of the War Ogle' stores." 311. r.o.L41,.11.1•F .1111*SEVII Lolea t-41, Egeourt, Natal, Nov, 20.-(4.45 Major Bethuens patrols have located the enemy on the northwest, about 10 miles elf, The Boers would not be drawn. righting is reported at the Moot River. The Boer' are doiug More looting thou lighting. and all their parties south or Lady- smith ore foraging ori the Innis. The Boers are trying hard to Indolent* and conciliate the Natal Kettles. neeete. et 111 Is« qui -s. Maseru, MoedaY. Nov. Et -Silit4 the 10- terview between Sir Godfrey Meade's, urn - i811 ItesIdeut Commissioner in intsitto:and, and the Basuto elder& the natives are more quiet. wile! .bat's attitude Is date te latrigues or Field. Cornet Baumealtat•li. Sir Godfrey Lagilen anal Chief Lerothodt are In perfect agreement as to the import- ance of (Wetly defeating Field Cornet itauatenlitieh's intrigues. Choeolate for Her Brave BOY*, London, Nov. 20. -At the Marquis iif La nsdowitioe suggestion the Qtleen has tle. Sided thut her Christmas present to the troops lo South Afrivat Is to take the form of a ttu of eltoeolate for melt man. HEAVY FIGHTING AT tAmsairre. On Nov. 9, 15 and 16 'Peers Het *With Great Losses. London, NOV. 20.-,4 special from Est- eourt, dated Nov. 20. says a report hal reached there of a, battle at Ladysmith Weduestlay, Nov. 15, lasting from dayinetit untll 2 In the afternoon- Many Boers are Wild to have been killed, and many are re- ported to have been Miceli prisoners. 'rite British lossea are reported to be mutt. less. Another battle Is said to have ()metered Thursday. It Is described as the heaviest yet Ought, The Boer dead number bun. pdarerilatlyeni•viallAutlisue. British loesea were emu - 300 b1I2ed,,"1;00 autored. Estcourt. Nov, d.•epatelt from Ladysmith tells of brilliant British vietorbis with comparatively slight lose on our side, and heavy slaughter of the enemy. Lally, smith is full of wounded and captured Boers. It is reported that in the tightiur on Nov. 9 the 'ninny lost SOO !titled scall 500 in captured, The xvife. of Harry J. O'Neil, the Chiceoel Board of Trade plunger, was arrestc'ed in Montreal on a charge of having $50,000 Worth of diamonds ,be- lenging to her Intshand's creditoes. John Smith, let 21, • con. 10. Zorra had a. serious less by fire on Tuesday Week.. His stables, with 23 bead or cattle, horses and pigs, were burned. The hams and other buildings were. asved.' Fnoec ewe Oven Cerin. come ters 'telling of the ,great benefits deriv- ed froth flee use ot the D. &L. Month( 1 Plasters in eases of neuralgia. rhea metiem, laine back, etc. taxis 4S.: Law- rence Co., Ltd., maperattmers. My. Peter Peterson, engineer at the Canadian Packing Coin pe-Lny's factory, Lend -nu,. OneOor.,met with bis dvath eome shafting in the killing vomit. He. Neap caught in the belting end had both lees token Off, hie inetis livoken a.; 1,18''lie;Ati dila t)Day bid1y e1t1s110. Children Or for S A 0, W••• BOERS 31.%Y Yt1.I. HACK. 1 - I (Changed every Weduesday) EXETER MARKETS. Wheat per bushel . 65 to 44 our per ewt 1.85 to 4-00 Barley 15 to 40 Oats as to as Peas 55 to 60 buttor 1,4 to 15 is xgife P, otetoes per sag Hay per ton . • 4.50 to 5,10 Pried Apples per lb a Turkeys 7 toe Chicken .... , .s.. lo. Geese - .. s Corn 41 to 18 Wool 111 to 14 Gore. Howesion Arrested at Norman 011 Such a charge. Rat. Portage, Nov. 21.--enk man named George lloweson, or Hous- ton, it Uti.10r, was arrested at Nor- man Sunday es ening on a charge of murdering J01111 QUiUII,WrChant tailor, with Whom he had been late- ly employed in NorzaanQuinn anti HOWeson Mune to Rat Portage on Friday evening, anti were around town together until they left, for IMMO. They Were sem by Conductor Kay at the same place. a short die- tenee west of the Matin -street cross- ing S0011 tater, and thea' were, ap- parently: quarrelling ut the time, and that wets the lust seen of Quinn and Vtowesion cannot account for his dis- appeuranrt'. The prisoner has told several different store's al, to he left Quinn. and it , was this face that, led to his errest. A /Sig Warship Launolied. Glasgow, Nov. 21.-'1110 Statie), Transvaal Govessm mon t Shippim; Sitli- the first of the foor new armored ultes to Pietermarttabens. I ermstirs of the Cressy class aim Cape Town, Nov. 20, -It is mitered here building for the British Covernment that the Boers, after losing a de, isive un- 1 was launched at the Clydebank yards tie in Natal, will abandon the I11vos.01 aiol of john,Drown & Co. Saturday. The tleo with all haste to the Zninpend,erg • Sutlej is a vessel of 12,000 tons dis- rtio.gIttaimcks'r wstorlifieLd'reti:iill'Itiliivelitiwilli°,•‘eveiansg: I PlaConient. :RS eitgines, fed by ;-10 Ible nature of the pitsaes, it \nil betixtreine. i Bellevilleo,)1).dotiill)ettt•2%arct())1Intglrityttisistrot.:st. ly difficult to dislodge them. lufernia Holt i a tt,, has been received here coidirming this v ow. , , aflame er flex lepitin, 0.1 000 , in,tii. It is learned that the Tranevaat tlovern- . ".----, , , - - --•'(' - , - , me ut is transporting vast siores Of pro. ! rat eft norse-power. 'I'he armor belt visions mut animunftlen to the Pletersburg is or sjx-inca Krupp sow' and the district. Pletersburo, 200 miles northeast vessi'd *lIl earrV two S.0 -inch twelv • of Pretoria. Is the northern terminus of the 6 -inch and seao;nteen smaller ' oitickt- Pretoria & Pletershurg Railway. firing guns. sop 0 Every cough makes your throat more raw and irritable. Every cough congests the lining membrane of your lungs. Cease tearing your throat and lungs in this way. Put the parts at rest and give theta a chance to heal. You will need some help to do this, *ad you will find it in UNCONFIRMED, Iteilabits Advices say There Was Nothlng Mere Than Desultory Cannonade at Ladysmith ou Wednesday. London, Nov, 21.-0 A.m.)--The reports of the heavy fighting at Ladysmith last Wed- nesday have not been continued. )it the eontrary the tuost reliable advices from Estcourt indicate that there was oothing mere than a desultory cannonade. Prob- ably the rumor of a serious engagement glow out of the faer that the Boers threw a few harmless lienlate Tuesday night, leading to the supposttion than au attant was imminent. Nothing, however, hup- pened Wednesday. Beyond the fact that the Boers are daily receiving fresh reinforcements and sup- plies, there is practically nothing new from the front. The Boer InNeision of Cape Colony con- tinues steadily and rapidly. There are 1.00 Boers in Colesburg, and news has evaebed Est London that Lady Grey, near Allwal North. has been deserted by the British and Is now in the bonds of the enemy. British Prisoners at Pretoria. A. Pretoria despatch announces the ar- rival there among the British prisoners of Major Haldane, Lieut. Brockie and Lieut. Hallway. It also ,declares that the British on Sunday made two unsuccessful attempts to oust the Rustenburg commando from a position near Morel:111g, and. that tsevere fighting took plate. Prom Delagoa Bay come reports of the ar- rival of more German officers and tirthlt'l'y- nii who have volunteered to serve witti the Transvaal forees. more 'Troops Ordered Prom IndIa. The War Office semisofficially assoets that all news received from Africa has been published, with the exception of de 111;111,113 for the renewal of stores, war material and the like. There is an unconfirmed rumor that more troops have beeu ordered from India to the Cape. The plan of operations on 110th SitIOS is slowly unfolding itself. Gen. Joubert Is evidently moving south to prevent, if pos- sible, the junction of the British relieving force with the fore s at Esteourt and Lady- smith, while on the Orauge River ()order the Boers are believed to be concentrating at Donkerpoort to oppose Gen. Buller's od- vances. 11 18 said that 6000 Boet,s. have al- ready laagered at Donkerpoort. A Three -Fold. Advance, The English plan seems to be a three -ford edvance-from Durban to Ladysmith, from Orange River to Kimberley and from Beet London by way of Queenstown to Burgherh- dorm Gen. Buller has wired the command- ing ofScer at Queenstown annouucing the despatch of Gem Gatacre, with the lst Bat- talion of the Seventh Brigade to East Lon- don. This was the Place from which It was originally Intended tbat Gen. Gatacre's column should start. Thus, It is possible that Gen. Buller's first plans have .suftered less modification then some have supposed. Gen. Gatacre will be able to keep the Boers on the Orange border soffit:Muttsoc- crpied to preserve Gen: Methuen from titi- an(' molestation, especially if rumors from various sources are well fouoded; that de- smabe the Free State burghers 46 in ri0. wise enthusiastic for fighting. Buller's Headquarters'. It has been reported that Gen. Baer will take up hls quarters at De Aar. This stens dthibtitil. De Aar, where a yaet ata of stores ban been collected, is the base for Geu. Methuen'e advanees, S1111 Otto. Duller may have been there for ft day or so. It Is believed, haWever, that he still has his menlquarters at Cape Tewn. Although Kimberley Is suppoSed to be the olneetive. of General Methuen, many Wry critics are 01 the °pillion that his ad- vanne will be net toward Kimberley but *erose the Oninge 'Pee° State,- in order to secure complete comMlaud of the Orange River. DeburIcntion of Troops. The debarkation of troops at Cape Town to proceeding in the most satisfactory maw • Tile Robson* Vs «r« Drowned. St. Thomas, Ont., Nov. 21. - itt turns .out that the fears of the .'enss of Capt. Ralph Robson and his toro- ther, John., from the wreak of the schooner Maple Leaf, as reported Sunday, were but too well grOund- ed. The two men m ere drowned, awl the two surviving menthe:s of the crew. eavid Adams, anti .1. X. Mc- Intosh. had a terrible eNricritolcu. The storm struck them some tintuts-- live miles north of Cleveland on Fri- day night. Captain Robson was en- gaged to be married on Weiltieaday to Minn Clara 1"os1 yr of Leatning t on. Banquet 50 ma'. Lateloord. Ottawa, Nov. 21. -At a me,Oing of Ottawa citizens last night it was decided to give tt banquet to Hon. Frank liatchford. It is to he of a non-partisan character. 1'. D. Ross el the Evening Journal was selected to preside. The habitue( Lvi.1 take place at the Russell Iloueo on Dec. 12. Jane O'Reilly at the Assizes sos- terday was awarded $23 damage," against Patrick Hickey, for In esch of promise. CAST.110 HAS A FnOTING NOW. The Revolutionary Government Recog- nized by Thuile 81,10. Caracas, Venezuela, Nov. 2 1. -The United States Government has offi- cially recognized the de facto Gov- ernment headed by General Cipriano Castro, the victorious revolutionary leader, llro!te His Neck 1 p a Pall. Toronto, Nov. 21. -The new re- sidence in course of construction for Mrs. E. A. Massey was the scene yesterday morning of a fatal acci- dent. Timothy Martin and William Mason, builders' laborers, were standing on a seaffold, when 'one of the supports gave way and they fell to the ground, a distance of 25 fest. Martin alighted on his head on a plank, which covered a drain, 'dir- ectly under where he was working, His neck was broken, death being in- stantaneous. Mason - alighted on heap of earth, and escaped with a severe. shaking up. rs Cheng Pectoral Prom 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 rec. Oral Plaster should be overthe lungs of everyper. on troubled wfth a cough. The Doctor. Mame. oPPorturaltimi a„, pimiento mown& argy 14t,ri,t ggaiTatelIZIeulars• In jeer case, Tell us what your experience has been with aur cherryreeton't You will receive a prompt reply, without coot Address,DIL J. e. AYER. Lowell, Maas' ,osanpaetaso9sass:oae.354.44 i 1 Pyny-Pectoral . Al A QUI= CURE FOR S COUGHS AND COLDS 1 4) fp s Very valuable Rerrie6y in ail q; affections of the iP M 9) 2 THROAT or LUNGS m Large Bottles, 25c. 49 te ee 4i1 DAVIS & LAWRENCE CO„ Linmail 1.0 $, Prop's, of Perry Davis' Painallier g fOteeeeeeseeetBeezmeeeeee, Itefore. After. 'Mort. Phosphoaine, The Great English Remedy. Sold and. recommended by all druggists in Canada. Only reli- able medicine discovered. Six ,packagcs guaranteed to cure all tams 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 et six. $5. One via vkasc. siz wiii care. -Pamphlets free to any address. The Wood Company, Windsor, Ont. ZIT Wood's Phos phod in e 18601,1111 P. soder b• 0. Lute, rintee•-a • Death • f Sal talitn•y.' London, No 21. -Lady Salisbury, wife of the Premier, who suffered a second stroke of paralysis in July last,,, died yesterday. She woe a daughter of the late Hon. Sir Ed. Hall Anderson, a baron of the. Court of Examiner, and was married to the Marquis of Salisbury in 1857. . - England neer ts His Death. London, Nov. 21. --The death of Sir • William Dawson has caused widespread feeling of, regret :.:einong leritish scieetiets. The Tithes 'Sitys that by Sir William .DawsoreS ' death Canada loses a distinguished geolo- gist add .naturalist. . • ... The Cardigan Overshoe FOR filo= Missas and Ghildran e. - DON'T DO NOT RUN 1s101/3111111f44 that list immtezet y014. Have you your .1:';etV Snit 1, if Md, drop in awl see es at Vat ratast opportuutty IIItL it`t uii :show you a few prices ft( tbAs Fauey Woresteds and Scott* Tweeds. I Vt• yon seen the new Staplee P.0" Therringbone patterns. They are beauties. A bi'g range of Blues ell BLuck. Serge:, at the old priees. ,ou want a black we have what you want in Twills, Venetians and. OVERCOATS vemoats in Beavers, IIReitons, ettrlat„, Naps and Mon tattacth. 11 •ork, done in the latest style and tit gmerauteed. GRIEVE Oppoeite Post Ofeleer EXETER ROLLER MILLS. WOOD WANTED. Flour, NVholesali• ;and Retail. rhoped fetal Barley. Pea., Oats, Corn --BIG STOCK ON HAND. - Prices Right. J. COBBVECK, Yager, The Ame-ction of All Eyes.. Just at present the, 0)1,11 of attrartron to the people of Exeter an a attrround• ing Country is OUR GREAT LINES --OF- The Cardigan Overshoe is a h"avy.l-daelc over -stocking with the foot villeam.sed into a rubber Phoe, The et ickitii", is compiet1 to the toe of the rubber ant; makes the WS rIn eSt. tightest mutt acalisst rubber in the maiket. Ro buttons, nh o ackles, 7,, & ti a to all shoe shapes. Sold by all dealers. Manufactured by The Cardigan Overshoe Co., Stratford, Ont. Cook's Cotton Root Compound. p• Is successfully used monthly by over 10,000 Ladies. Safe, effectual. Ladies ask your druggist for Cooks Cotton Root Cons- uound. Take no other as all Mixtures, pills and imitations are cle,ngerons. Price, No. 1, $1 per box, Na. 2, 10 degrees stronger, $1 per box. No. 1 or 2, mailed on receipt of price and two 8-eent stamps Th. Conk company Windsor, Ont, larNos. 1 and 2 sold ana recommended by all •esponsible Druggists in Canada. FURMT(RE To see is to examine and to examine our stork ie tu lniee. Prises are so astounding When the . -quality is eonsidered... os t al -A No. 2 sold in Exeter by C uta. Druggt.t' .A+4,2rut-Zv R. N. ROWE. Ti DER WANTED Highest Cash Price paid for Black Ash, White Ash, Red and White Oak, Hard and Soft Maple, Hemlock Soft and Rock Elm. Either stiunpage or delivered in yard.. For further particulars apply to GUS. WAGNER', Manager for the 5. I. Co. Exeter. FOR FIRST CL ASS BEEF, LAMB, PORK, SAUSA.GE, BOLOG-NA, PRESSED TONGUE, CORNED BEEF; SALT, FRESH OR SMOKED MEATS, Call at The Family Butcher Shop. One ti oor North of ft. Pickard's store. LOUIS DAY Proprietor. !MI Weguarositee that these Plasters will relic -ea pain quicker than any otfter. Put up only in 25c. tin, boxes and $1.03 yard relit. Tha latttc 6 allows yon to cot t'e: Plestcr any siu,, Every fanillee't: tlilOtltd rove t ready fee en' e DAM IeeVeeeere7. re tigue:e, rarer.. , De. ete o brq!:,t,:1^---.