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6 DENTISTS,
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of Ontario. Teeth extracted without pain.
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Central Hotel—Exeter. 1
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OF a
n.T.P, MCLAUGRLIN, MEMBER
the College of Physicians and Surgeons
Ontario, Physician, Surgeon and Aocouoh-
Office, Dashwood; Ont,
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9 • Solicitors, Notaries, Conveyancers,
Commissioners, Solicitors for the Melsons
Bank, etc. Money to loan at 5.:and 5y
cont. Office Fanson's Block, Main
Exeter. (A member of the firm will be
Hensall on Thursday of each week.)
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STO1� . THINK v
Fon whose good.' are we in (i
1 the ' eniture business? For
youre and ours. If we are not
111 useful to you wo cannot be use-
ful. t0 ourselves. + We 'has -e got:
tocarry .the goods you -want at
the prices y ou want or -we caro- q,
not
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make a success of our busi-
nesss.. But we have been doing }i.
business right along for years.
which proves that we are the
right 114 kind of people with the
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right Come and see for
yourself....
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1?. ', OLFERSTAN THOM >,S. Esq:,
GENERXI. _i • N � n r
I�._�clx.
Money advanced to good Farmers on
their own notes with ono or more endorsers
at 7 per cent. per rtulinm.
r --EXETER BRA�tiCH--
.)pen every lawful day from 10 rt.m, t, 3
p.m; Satttr,lays 10 a.m. to 1 p.m,
A.generalbankingbusiness transacted.
CU2F't,kvT R 4'1`ES allowed for money on
Dot Lteoeipts. Savings Bank at 34;.•
DIes:sex & CABLING, N. D. ISunnor;
Solicitors. Manager.
TO THE DEAF.—A rich lady,
Noises aired of
her: Deafness and in
he Head by Dr. Nieholson's Artificial
3Jar Drums; has sent $11,000 to his .In-
,ti'
Lute so that deaf � people unable to
mocure the Ear :Diems may have
here free.' Apply to Department
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, The Iustitnte, Loni;'cotL,
brrinersblliy, Loftclon, IV., England
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F. �y �T
f)3 $
fp, V r . valuable
Y p e �me�1= ba all
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Affections rs of the iii
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tt'• ,_ Large ff'.
aQ potties 2.5c,
•C.rti
CVI&Le>vv1.s; ci C0.,Iihtlted i
j Prop's. of Por.`y Aavls' Fafn!Itillcr d
PAINS IN THE BACK.
Frequently `Due to Sluggish Liver or
Kidney Troubles,
Mr. Frank Walters, of Exeter,
tell .
S0
of Suffering and How
Dr, Williams' Pink Pills
Cured ,Him after
Other Medicines
drones
Failed.
Mr. Frank Walters is a young man
personalty known to Most of the re-
siclents of Exeter, where he has lived
nen,riy'.all his life. Talking' with the
uclitor of the ADYOC)ATE recently Mr.
iV•altcry 't'r ---
s, d 1. In justice to Dr. Wil
-
lathe' Pint. Pills I think it • my duty,
in view of ~what thea have cloiae for ale,
to add mytestinlonial to the thousands
of others that have been printed. For
some months I suffered most severely
fmin pains coursing up and down 10Ta'
back. It was thought that these pains
were duetoliver and kidney' trouble;
but whatever the Cause theyfrequenty
eft rite in terrible agony. The pains
were not always confined to nsy back,
put would shift to other parts of the
I As a result I got little rest, my.
ap petite became impaired, and 1 feel
off
greatly in weight. I tried differ-
ent. remedies suggested by: friends"-
'filch
riends-
which having no effect almost disgust-
]. 5ne with medicine. Then a person
11 friend urged me to try Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills. I was not easily persuaded
because I had about concluded that
riedicinc would not relieve lne,.but he
nsisted and-icilia,lly 1 -.decided to try-
hem. I purchased ane box at first,
nd to my astonishment before it was
nished I was greatly relieved. Then
not a couple more boxes, and these
estored me to guy former• good health,
do. riot besittite recommending this
ledicine that others nlny profit by
iY experience, and not stiffer tor•tin.es
s I did.
Gra ton: on: The deepest. svin )a.fin•
f the many friends of Mr. and l .Mrs.
'aisbitt and the brothers and sister of
f the late George Forman, a proi)lis-
ngyoung life which was terminated
few days ago by tubercular disease
f the Lungs, go out towards them in
heir sore bereavement. For smile time
rior to a few months ago he had been
ngaged as book-keeper with a firm in
ondon, but as the deadly disease
at progress, he was .compelled to
linquish' work and came home,
here every thing that medical skill
ould devise, of kind parents, bi•gtlui•,
ster and friends could. perform was
)veto restore him to his wanted health
u1. strength; but all in vain, Ile pa-
d peacefully away a; t 1U.:>U a .
p l 717. on
i c slay, .Jan.30th.
CURE ALL YOUR'PANIC WMTtI
Pal l«,� -Killer.
A 3i9sc+4c.no Cltast in itself.
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37:Zt to . yiotia 1113 Quick CUPS for L a P "�r.
CR.�1t PS,ii3?:iRRHO DIARRHOEA, L1 3,
C0t,i)S, niinurnATl5i9,
�3r:73?�bGi>9.
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23 and 50 cant ,.«oC_1�sEt,
BE'NARE OF 1MiTATIONS.
BUY ONLY THE GENUINE.
PERRY DAMS°
In every cough there
lurks, !Ike a crouching
tiger, the probabilities
of consumption.
The throat an d
rt .zo-k lungs become
�. a?.� rOuh and in-
..ttr a s q
S 4
r
med fro
coughing and
l,•'33 t ti e germs of
"•K- consumption
filr3,•x find an easy
�
r'�,
entrance. Take
zit. , r
rr i�
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li
fy -chances
t, \ with the ban-
a. 1:Xdt
ar
Brous foe. J' i�� tJ e «
4 c b For
60 years
;.'::ere has been a per-
fect
,..1
>f`1 cure. What a rec
or d! Sixty years of Cures.'
soothes and heals the
wounded
throat
and
lungs. You escape an at-
tack of consumption
with,
all its terrible suffering
and uncertain results.
There is nothing so bad
for the throat and lungs
as coughing.
A r'
AJC.
bottle will cure
an ordinary cough;•
hard-
er coughs will need a 50c
.
size; theoll r bottle
d als
cheapest in the long run. 4
"One of ray sons was spitting
r
blood
with
it a high fever
and was
very ill, -We could hardly any
signs of life in him. ,Tl
doctors
dad him no good. lint one bottle of
your Ohorry•Pectoral cured h fin and
savedinslife.". C.G.AxnxecuW,:.:•
Nov. 10,1008. Pnkwana, S.Dak.
Write the Doctor. 10 you have a.r.;y
complaint whatever and (desire the
belt medical ca advice, c , lvrdto'lbc 7)(c•
tar frc�ilp, s(rldrnss
Dr. J. C. At'rtu Lo"ell TUBS.
tv nes.
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COMIAD
Movement to Have CCanadiati
Officer Succeed Gon. Hutton.
THE PAYMENT OF B, C. JUDGES,
Sir -Hibbert Tupper nl•iu;;s Up the Cut-
, tlaiwf Salaries -Private Member.'
Day is the llinu.0 Devoted ti.
Motions a11O
uestro)
s_
a -
port, to ,tunpaxlia-0.1,11.
Lau d'G rants.
Ottawa, Feb. 13. - When the suc-
cessor
to Gen. Hutton tnLtou
shall be up -
pointed it is quite possible that he
will be a Canadian officer,, llola•1)r.
Borden is preparin=ananlendnion
� t to
the militiaact, which will provide
that the Major-General commanding
the Canadian forces maybe either un
odic r
e of our militia or of the Tamer -
ltd forces, The act at present spec-
ifies that the General shall be alr:Im-
perial officer of not ;lower rank than
Lieutenant-Colonel.
PRIVATEC mE3i-R1:P:i,' .DAY.
•
Moor Question. .Asked by Members :1u-
sw t•ed by Government.
y
Yesterday W U,s )1'i en
I te members!
day, and all the bustuess ready was
transacted in two hours and twenty.
nlitiutes by a very small House.
Members of the Government gave re-
plies to quest lofts upon nt 111)' sub-
jects, and a xtunlber of motions for
returns were adopted without oppo
1.
sition.
u anstvcr to Mr, Davin Mr. Siam".
'sail( that since January, 1890 7,429
Doulchobors and 16,787 Galicians
have settled in the. Northwest, The
Doukhobors cost ;370.47 and the Clal-
ichins $4,77 a head,
.Mr. Tarte informed Mr. Clarke that
the cost of sconstruct.ing the O ovcrn-
riLent telegraph line between Bennett
and Dawson was $146,938, at a cast
of $223 a mile.
The sudden demise of judge Senklcr
will necessitate the appointment of
a new chairman of the Iloy a i i.,-•
mission on the Shipment and _1rans-
por•tation of (Irwin.
Colonial Trade i(eltitions.
Mr. Fielding replied to Mr. Mari.
that no proposals for reciprocal frac
with Newfoundland. had been made 1.
the Canadian Government, but 4111
the general question of trade reit
lions between Canada and the Brit-
ish colonies is engaging the atten-
tion of the Coverrunent,
in
le'
at in this matter, that any farther cle-
lay would be inimical, to imperial
interests and that it is expedient in
grantingperil' to private ,. coin -
pa nies to lay cables between British
possessions to do So on the express
condition.' that the skate .:may assutnr
ownership whenever it is act:=sable
to do so.•
11'fr.
William
Gibson, )son, hI{1'., tvilI. be
chief •Cil ;oral whip for the dominion,
and 1115. Prank ;P0rost. 1C.T'., will keep
the t On•,
t<ar:0 n1e13L1)Cl'S
in line.
from any port in the Province Of On-
tario Shall be exempted front steam-
boat inspection, tonnage, dues, ; and
also front steamboat inspection :fees:
15,,5.10110+ Yaxneit.
;Notices of Irlot,ion were taiken up.
The results in brief were topics of
all surveys in connectionwith the
Montreal, Ottawa So Georgian Bay
Canal project, and"
project, orders -in -council
re coasting laws of the Pacific Coast,
Canada vs, 'United States -will be
handed don
Sir Hilbert rl'uppct• raised the hues
Lion of the better payment of County
Court judges its British Coltnnbia,
They were paid 82,400 plus $500 giv-
en by the Provincial ' Got Crrfnlent.
The latter's action in cutting away
the t+a00 has inconvenienced tate
es.
5
J a
Sir Wilfrid I,auiier said the Gov-
ei'iunent would keep good fai(:11 with
all public servants, and he said he.
regretted the 13. C. Government's ac-
tion,
The question of giving scrip to the
Indians -
oftha Northwest, hvest was
brout u) y, iMi-. Davin, id or
ari hourghTlllr,bSifton 111(1 Mr.acDavfitt
talked Indian. When it was all clot}e,
progress was voted, and it was found
wanting,
Clitrien-trulwet• Treaty,
In answer to Sir Charles Tupper,
Sir Wilfrid Laurier said that he
could not make public ,the negotia-
tions concerning' the Clay ton-Bul
treaty till the action of the United
.States Stn rte had been ratified.
Sir Wilfrid ,,loved the adjournment,
and the 1 -louse rose u t 5.80.
AnolI_ND THE. CORRIDORS.
One solitary bill was fathered yes-
terday. i l t. Douglas introduced.: one
to; regulate the grain trade in Alani-
toba and the 'Northwest 7 errilories
On Saturday Sir 111ilfrid I.aurier
-vas presented with' at hanclsoiue bust.
of the Countess- of Aberdeen liy
number of citizens and' in accel tiri•j:
the gift Sir Wilfrid paid a• high' tri
Mite to the late occupants of the
Viceregal position, and intimated
that shortly a statue to Alexander.
:11la.el:envie would be put dpon Par-
liament 1:1ii1.
The Par;1r '
r. Cable.
Sir Mackenzie Dowell has given no-
tice that he will ,,love for all corres-
pondence etc., relating to
o the Paci-
fic cable 'between Canada and Aus-
tralia. Fle will alsomove ` a resolu-
tion expressing regret at the delays
Sir Wilfrid La Inca, said '11)0 (.;•t•-
ernntent was making enquiries :into
the statement that the imperial (lov-
erninerit had no objection to the'Wes-
t err1
(. Australian <an Guverniuc-•'
ut. making
an arrangement -with the Eastern 'Ex-
tension Company, thus looking' to the,
killing �, of the Pacific cable scheme.'
Dr. Borden gave inforntntio'n about
ritle ranges, and declared
their es-
tablishment in several cases -would
depend upon suitable location being
obtained. During 1899 over $75,-
000 had been expended in this direc-
tion. ' • •
The facts bearing upon the death
ofh late e at
c C' .un
ger Wallace
of Toron-
to
l 0000n -
to at Kingston will be revealed
when Col. Cotton gets the report of
the commission that sat upon the de-
ceased.
The blankets that members of ,111e
Canadian contingent are using iri
South Africa were not specially
bought. but were issued from the
supplies in store. " Seven hundred re-
volvers were purchased, at a cost of
froni. $13.50 to $1.4.50.
A Difficulty Settled.
Mr. Tarte arose to explain that
hough it was a personal mutter, yet
10) difficulty between tial and the
Iissioilaly Committee of the \letho-
list Church
1114 been explained away.
1 acts had been brought to iris notice
fiat showed he hacl uuwitti,nglydone
wrong in saying on March 28,
.899: Everybody who lives i11 the
'10)1000 of Quebec lcnolt's that near
y all -those who live on that island
hatioosti) are professional wreck -
vs, people who deceive the captain
r the ship in, order that the vessel
light be -wrecked, that they ntight
teal everything that: is on board.
Jllr. Blair gave some interesting in-
)rmalion when he said tha during
he season of 1898-99 the exports
ronl Canada to Australia were '$:1,-
98,344,
:1;98 34'1, of which 11.1)10001 S5S9,802
vas in agricultural implements. He
s
isclosed the Fact that
a .rebate of
9 per cent. had been given to man-
l'acturers of ,agricultural implements
1 'the iron and steel used is making
nplements exported to Australia.
Inhabitants of St. 'Thomas, Ont.,
re made aware that the Govern
tent has not ;purchased the ntili Lary
arade gruinids otvi,ett by J. H. \V'il-
on, DI,D., and that the rent of their
'esent drill shed is $100 a year.
C. 5', R. Land < ,ante.
Mr, SifLo,t, in reply to Ali, Richard-,
son, said ,.he amount of land origin-
ally voted by Parliament to the 0.1'.
R. as a subsidy }vas 25,000,000
acres. This was afterwards reduc-
ed to 15,206,9$6 notes to the main
) 9
.1121(. and..
S
,9..,,680 '.acres to the
bt ne t
a fits. Of this fits the corhpainy has
indicated its location of about 17,-
000,000 acres.
Sir. Davin <L til I9 pI aS cl
)C (
C 1. 1. `Lt'llo t,
formerly linked -vith Louis Iiie1, is'.
not employed by the Government.
Mr.
Davin wanted to know why
Superintendent Perin,- 51st, not been
,accepted as amember of the Canad-
ian contingent, Sir Wilfrid Said
•'because he is too valuable an ofii
bn
( u da
nha t
s to national' c( ,
Ior
This
a.
is,,from onT Dt
Borden, 111 1LY1S1VCI' to Mr.
('111rice, but by the tittle the long sci-
tt
r e cl0cot a L i `
tTb
t C and Medals ( x dill:
c s ar I rt•'
l3
from 1•,olldono, color ) to will,hri.ve beet
selected. The conditions undertthich
1110 d eeor aLiono and 1i1(•dL11s are. to
be issued • have been prepared, and
Will at, 00(10 be forwarded to .the War 1
()Thee,
Certain arla
ri; eta u
ts weree entered
into in 1884
by the Canadian Par-
liament, hence it is true that in fu-.
Lure, as in the peat, , TInI.ted States
Ateainer;$ carrying ptissengelli to A,nd
BRITISH PARLIAMENT.,,
Porliameetary Secretary Speaks 1'artiett-
larly of Howe Defences.
Loll40 i; ;Peb. :1 3, — The house of
Comnlons Was crowded yesterday, itt
a,n ac
t 1)t
to u
of theto
s te.nen
t of-llr.
George Wyndham, Parliamentary Sec-
retary of the War Office, in_regarcl 10
army 'measures. asur es Alr. Wyndham said
the cowlt1'.>' -would` soon have for
11oI11e defence Over half a1. million men,
that during the spring and summer
the volunteer o Leer ai•tifiery ,would-be re-
armed, and that the existing cavalry
forces would also be extended, ' and
that the 'commissions would be or-
that the commissions -would be of-
fered to militia, .officers, to the colon-
ies --(great cheering)—and to the
universities.`
sir Item Want.; Pluilres.
The Liberal leader, Si IIen y Camp-
bell-Bannerman,
amp-
1 11-L• nn rti.
)e a e tan Wilo followed, cc a
s.
0d
how cutch of the alone)' required -vas
due Lo the present war?
To this question Air. n 'ittlhanl re-
plied: "Four hundred and twenty
thousand pounds.
l{tnry Campbell -Bannerman said
he could net be expected to pronoun-
ce an opinion upon tine scheme sud-
denly, but he added,he believed that
nine -tenths of his hearers were ready
to do almost anything for the pur-
pose of the present tzar, but WOrIld
like to regard iL as a war measure.
alone, leaving thequestionof the: Su-
ture increase and 1'ealraugetnen 1 open
for fature 'discussion.
on.
It vas explained in the lobbies of
the House of Cofnmons that Mr.
Wyndham meant to cotrvey that all
the supplementary estimates asked for
were due to the war, except £420,-
000 required for the new scheme to
close the financial year of March. 31.
The Secretary of State for. War,
Lord Lansdowne, furnished the House
of 1:=orris' with a. statement similar to
that of Mr. Wyndham.
1OT'.l'P; It SG.
British Columbia Government Saved b
Speaker's 'Tote.
'
Victoria, I1.0„ Feb.1 — Tester -
day afternoon the Governiilent had a
narr01' eSZ11pC' front defeat On the
'notion to adjourn the debate on Dr.
Mc,..echnie's anendnent to the coal
mines regulation act requiring an
educational test for all miners eat-
)
1l10110
c,
d an the coal ,mines
of the Pro
-
Air,
T'rentice, whose support of the
Goverauncnt has 1)0$11 very question-
able, ;caste otit in'a strong Speech
in uli;>esition to the meas tire, rind
moved that t110 debate be-adjotn'tted,
nota i'thstancling that the 0overntneti1
had , insisted on the °continuance of
tf(.
1' debate,
'Flle , 0 w rn t w v
The t C o t u1 cut t5 saved from
(.
clefea1 only by the v6te of the Sileal-
0r, and had :gr. .faanes Dunsinuir been
hi his slat, even this could not have
saved 11100).
lIeth•rd' Clergyan,u, tlurt.
Lon'don, On 1., Fob. 7,3,— On the
Grand ' Trunk Railway, half 'a mile
east of Newbury Station,yesterday
morning, Rev. John Swift,a, retired
clergyman, 615 years of age, was
struck by tho east -bound mail and
received injuries from which it is be-
lieved ho cannot recover,
EXETER MARKETS.
(Ohangod every Wednesday)
.wlaeet per bushel 6_ to •l.;
k',lour per cwt ......... .........2 5r, to 2,00
Harley..... ................. 115 to 10
'Jots 23 to 25
Peas 51 to 15
Butt�u 15 to d5
stn 1a
l'ottteee por btag 41)
Lay.,per Lou ...... ... .......;.110 to 500
1)rleApples per lb 5
.Turkeys ... .... .... .... if to fi
Chiclton., c li'
.............,. ;7
t)}eese. 7
.. . 40 to 45
rurotlry i555 to 10
Clover
4 at Reconstrocfanta
for women.
Pale's Celcrg OollhjJoiM
'Rebuilds and Strengthens the
Diseased -injured c$'ystem.
It Bestows on Women What Ty
le Most
11 shirr.
Full Nervous Energy arid
Rich, Nourishing Blood,
The System is Perfectly and
Permanently Built up.
The healthy, vigorons and rutidy-
cheeked women with .bright and spark-
ling eyes is L joy to all around her.
At hdtrle and aabl'ode 'she attracts. the
old and young, and her influence is all-
powerful.
.The half -sick and invalid, women :s a
sad sight, and her ps' seuce chills e
1 the
very atmosphere that sur rounds her.
Backaches, sideaches, headaches
neuralgia, nervous prostration; ;iriegn-
ir,r•ities, : rheumatism and liver attcl
kidney complaints seen, tobe the pe-
culiar
-culiar misfortunes of w'oreen of every
class.
To the women swho stiffer from any
of the ills mentioned, Paiue's Celery
Compound cornes in as the great re
•constroctant, bringirig to sick women
the great essentials of health --full iter-
vousenergyaLndrich, nourishing blood.
Thousands of testi from 11•(7-
111071 establish the fact that when
,
Pal'rnt sCeltl- C
cw t
o nd
is
used
=are'
nerves are braced, tissue is built up,
paisons are expelled the blood is xnatie
•phi's, the brain is clear and active. and
the cloudless face and 'beaming eyes
proclaim 0 condition of perfect health.
See that you get the:genuine Paine's
Celery. Coinpound; see that the name
" Paine's" wand the stalk of Celery 111) -
pear on the wrapper and bottle.
The inquest on the death of George
Roes, killed 1111 the C.. P. R. crossing
nears e
77hyorth;'.leGultecl in a verdict
blaming the train crew for not giving
proper signals. Engineer Andrews
was in the cab.
Mr. La,bouchere, ill,: P. for North-.
ainpton, attempted to address 0 111001,
ing ru: the Town Hall at Northampton
againstthe war, but the meeting was
broken np, the chairs smashed, find
Afx'. Labauchere was coinPe]led to make
a hurried escape.
you can't
MINIUM
Did you ever try tododge the
rain -drops'? Did not succeed
very well, did you ? It's just
as useless to try to escape from
the germs of consumption. You
can't do it. They are about nes
on eve '
r hand'and we are
ycon-
stantly taking them into our
lungs.
Then why don't we all have
this disease ? Simply because
these germs cannot gain a foot-
hold in a strong throat and,
lungs. It's when : these are
weak that the germs' master,
The body must be well supplied
with fat. The danger comes
when the blood is poor and the.
body is thin. if your cough does
not yield, and : your throat and
lungs feel raw and sore, you
should not delay another day
Take
Seott9S
of Cod -Liver Oil with fly o phos-
P
phites at once. It will heal the
inflamed membranes and greatly
strengthen them as well. The
digestion becomes stronger, the
appetiteand better
a d t3'te weight
e'b
ent
increases. The whole body be-
comes well fortified and the
germs of consumption cannot
gain a foothold.'
It's this nourishing, ' s:ustain..:
frig and
strengthening
power
of SCOTT'S El' UlalON
that
'ioce
Ilam made, t
1 f such value in
,.
ail '` wasting add trx,s
exhausting
diseases.
501. and $r,00, all druggists,
SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, T orento.
DO NOT RUN
f1'ola a question that ;irluyt ilitel t'ri• You,
Have y015 VOlir New 'Shit? If
not,.dt'o� in an si
p see us at 4h(, •
first Opl)ol'tllnity 5111(1 let us,
'' show you a 'few pl'ices of the
Fancy. Weresteds and Scotch
Tweeds.
Have you Seen the new StLpies and,
'l,herr,ingbone patterns. They
are beauties.
A bi range 01 lues 051(1. 1003 3fis11 ,
Ser'ges-at tme oldprices, •
11 you ,want ai black we /MVO what you
warft in Twills, i'enetiaus: and
Clays;
OVERCOATS
Overcoalts in Beavers Meltons, ., aj elt�o7., '�21Z'19,
Naps and Montanaets.
All work done in the latest sty le and
fitgunianteed.
J. FL GRIEVE
Opposite Post Office;
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
Notice is hereby given that the pnfteru.ili , he-
torore existing between Jolla 1t iluanl5 and •hem.
Cobblediek, carrying en businesel al Me 'riling,: of
Exeter, under the name style Ind ficin of ('obl+le(diolc
1...
tams has
this day been nig` ' ,r'
>' ,stilly dna ),.eu.
Dated, Jan. 20,1900. S;,-.1.1-1:1nn> \1 n rt.»t y
Josni n Coral,rnlcx.
,laving purchased the interest Of .lnlm Wilber,
in the above pe1trier1)hip the IsIll continue the said.
business in the old stand,
gar' All accounts due the late 60011 must bei aid to
the undersignch.
COBBLED1C'K & SON
w GJIRiOuhl .. .
Yes, we s' 4
li<L els.trec(it•eclalnotlier
carload of furniture. which when
added to our already fine stock we
can supply the latest, most hand-
some and chen,ppestthings on the:
market:
THE STijG9
We have the ,tock ---yon have the
money—we want to trade, and if
it is furniture you 'rant it will pay.
you well to drop in and see our
dailrlyhl'fot'e purchasing t,lsc`••
where.
We have the largest and best
assort -Ll stock in town,
R. N. ROSE
FOR .FIRST CLASS
BEEF, LAMB, PORK,
SAUSAGE, BOLOGNA,
PRESSED TONGUE,
CORNED it EE]F; SALT,.
FRESH OR SMOKED
MEATS,
Cali at
The Family Butcher Shop,
One door North of R, Pickard's stores
LOUIS
DAY
Trolprt(�.tr,,.•
SMITH'
Re air
Sh0
Now is the time to get your wheel
cleaned to store away for the winter
Gini Repaiirs
We inakc: gun repairing a
1 r,g specialty
in all 144
branches.
t
e..
Keys
,g`
� c have large e stock'�f keys it '
o 1 all;
sizes.
Horse
Clippers
(Trotln(1 azo made as good 115 ne r.
ln�r
t 4411,1
Repaired
Y h e'
I 7 C.
>,
I.
Coon Cotton Boot Compound,
Is successfully used monthly by over
10000Ladies.
Safe, eiteotuaLLaciiesask
.your clruegtst for Cook's Cotton Root Cern
pound, Take no other, , as all "'fixtures, pills had
imitations are dangerous, ',rice, No, 1, $1 pee
box, No. 5,10degrees stronger,$8 erbox. NO.
1or'",nianedenreceiptof per
b tt
1 w Beet
p
skimps'
ns• The (look 21onipnny'Wlri$sor;Out.
.
..ti 1 and 2 sotd.atm recommended by ail
Lrent7�spo,7)sl1)1ble'llggist'Draggists, 1u Canada,
Nes 1 and i o. t 5611 111 l xoter l,y C: