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ADVOCATE PUSLISHINC COMPANY
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION,
Dollar per annum if paid in Advailee
81,50 if not so paid,
:;Zntoa cza .I:S.T+Iclicas-
bora.
paper discontinuoduntil 'all arre rage
pain:, Advertisements without specific
will be published till l for id and
aoeordingl. Liberal diseountmade
transeientadvertisements inserted for
periods, Every `description of J0B.
turned out in -the :blest style,
at moderate rates, Cheques,moneyord-
advertising, eribscriptionsestc.to
made payable to ',
Chari. H. Sanders,
EDITOR AND PROP';
Frofet1E,lonaI'Val tlS.,
IL KINSMAN, D.D.S. & DB: A. R.
.RINShtAN, L D. S„ D, D. S„ Honor
'+ graduateof Toronto University,
DENTISTS,
Teeth 'extracted without any pain, or any
bad effects. Office in Fanson's.Block, west
side Main Street,Exeter.
R.D, ALTON ANDEBSON;(D.D.S.,L.D,S:,)
,honorsGFraduateottheToronto Uni-
rsity and Royal College of Dental Surgeons,
of Ontario, Teeth, extracted without pain.
All modes . of Dentistry up to date. Oai
over Elliot &. Elliot's law office—opposite
Central Hotel—Exeter.
Medical
R.T.P. MCLATJGHLIN, MEMBER OF
Al the College of Physicians and Surgeons
Ontario,; Physician, Surgeon and Aeoouch-
eur. Office, Dashwood, Ont.
Legal;
ICKSON & CARLINCG, BARRISTERS,
1-9 Solicitors, _ Notaries, Conveyancers,
Commissioners, Solicitors for the. Molsons
Bank, etc. Money to loan at 5 and 514 per
sent. Office Fanson's Block, Main St.;
Exeter: CA member of the firm will be at
Hensel]. on Thursday of each week.)
C. Rr CARLING, B. A., L. R. DICICsos,
'Ci W. 1-LADMAN, (successor to Elliot &
Y' , Gladman,) Barrister, Solicitor, Notary
Public Uonveyauoer, Etc.' Money, to loan at
lowest: rates of interest. Office Main Street,
Exeter.
Auctioneers; '
Ti" BOSSE NBERRY, Grand Bond, Licensed
1a . Auctioneer for County Huron. Sales
promptly attended to, and charges moder.'
ate. Orders by mail wi11 receive, every at-
tention.
LLSROWN,Winchelsea. LicensedAuot-
. ioneer for the Counties of Perth and
fliddIesex, also for the township ofUsborne
!ales promptly attended to and terms rea-
ionbale.Sales arranged at Post office, Win. -
shelties.
Insurance.
ELLIOT,
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Insurance Agent,
!fain St, Exeter
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A reliable remedy for Curbs, Splints, Spavin,
'Sweeney, Lameness from any cause, and:Sore Throat.
11 Horses, and Lump Jaw in Cattle. See Pamphlet.
'Satisfaction guaranteed All Druggists and general
itcrekeopers keep it.
Prepared by
EUREKA VETERINARY MEDICINE Co.,
LONDON, . ONTARIO.
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OfIlitifill
Yes; we have
carload of
added to our
can supply
some and;,
market.
We have the
money—we
Y
it is furniture
you well to
dandy line
where:"'•.,�
have the
assort3d'
Justreceived another
furniture,- which when
already fine stock we
the latest. most hand-
cheapest things on the
a s' •
Stock -you have the
want to trade, and if
you want it will pay
drop in and see our
before' purchasing else-
longest and bes
stock in town,
I9 0 3tlL E
lir r Shop.
[lent
Mont
after^
r
one
oder"- !'
place
eleof'
the time to get your wheel Re-
red, Cleaned or Enameled.
ED BIRD.
We have a large stock of Brantford
Red Birds on hand, the best Bicy-
cle on the market, which we sell at
right prices.
'S
Si1IYDIIIh
We have instock, Bicycle Sundries,
,
tires, ceraents, oils, etc.
CLIPPERS
s �
LAWN MOWERS, i�oI2 E , Jaz
We shalx l ren. dawn Mowers,owers, Horse clip-
pers,
lippers, scissors, Razors, Knives, etc.
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EVI7.
'C SMITH,
There is, noth-
ing so bad for, a
cough as cough
Ing. , It tears the
tendermembrane
of the throat and
lungs, and the
wounds t 'h us
madeattract the
germs of'con-
sum
con-
sumption. .:'
Stop
your cough by 1
using family
it
y
remedy that has lv,t
been curing
coughs and colds
of every kind for
over sixty years. , You
can't afford to be with
out it
loosens the grasp of your
cough. The congestion
on '.
of thehr
t oat and lungs is.
removed; �all . inflamma-
tion is subdued;- and the
cough drops away.,
Three sizes: the one
dollar size is the cheap-.
est to keep on hand
the 50c. size for coughs
you have had for.. some
d S071me • the 25c, size for
an ordinary cold.
"For 15 years.I bad a Dory bad.
cough. The doctors and everybody
else thought I had a true case of
consumption. Then! tried Ayers`
Cherry Pectoral and it only took a '
bottle and a-balf to cure me.' h
F.• MARroN llx t,LF.rhs
Oct. 28,1896. Camden, 'N.Y.
.
Write the Doctor. If you have any
complaint whatever- and deel,e the
best medical advice, write the Doctor
freelyy. Address.'
DR. J. C.AER
Y Lowen ,lase.
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Wingham: Last 'week death took
not only the aged but the young. The
home of -Mrs. Coutts was made sad by
the death :of her daughter, • Isabella,.
on Saturday, at the age of '21 years.
T.he widowed mother, also the broth-
ers -,and sister's of deceased feel the
loss keenly.: The funeral took place
on Sunday.
St: Marys: Mr. Joseph'Meighen, is
cursing a couple of very sore' fingers
as a result of coming in contact with
his windmill. While oiling the machine
the second finger of his right hand .was
caught and was cut oft half way to the
first joint .A week later a similar ac=
cident occurred, the end of the second
finger on his left hand ,'being pinched
Mitchell; Mr. John Norris died on
Monday at his home; after a ` short ill-
ness of less than a month.
He was
ivell known and respectedin`Cromart
neighborhood having' ived in Hibbert
antil a year ago' when he moved here
o live retired. He was 58` years of
tge and not married. The funeral: took
glace to Cromarty on Wednesday af-
ernoon. His sister:. who kept house
or hilawill be left alone.
EMULSION' of Cod Liver
Oil ?°
There - are others ; why
SCOTTS.
The good one is SCOTT'S.
It's nearlyo years old; ; `it is
3
used b intelligent people all
Y: g P P
ver the world; and approved
physicians all over
the
VO
rld
When anyone says "Emul-
5 Y
of Cod Liver Oil," ," he
neans SCOTT',.S` No 'other
s famoll's
STT'S U
SC EMULSION is
O
de n
a in
a ,
y
certain way; of
:ertain things ; it keeps; it is
1'
llways alike ; it does what it
Toes.
The.
others— Y
nobod -knows
what they are, or do. There
any.�for
WOUICln' t be others but
h
goodness of SCOTT'S—
there
COTT S -there wouldn't
!ogeed ,
anycounter.`
be
feit money but for the true.
50C.
itlC
The genuine has
thisicture oil it,take
P
no other.
If you have riot
tried it, send for free
its agreeable
Sample, � greeable
taste will sur rise
Y
ou.
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SCOTT O � ,.,,
Chemists,
Toronto,
.�-gist .p0 ; all C�1u�� S.
cUSTo}r OF CANADA., KAISER
The ' Revenue Continues to In-
crease at Growing Time Speed.
THE FRANCO-BRAZILIAN AWARD.
Tr
e ty B
kt1V
eau the United States.and
Nicaragua, Respecting Canal Righty,
Eras 1106n Signed --Parry Sound Rail-
way:Decree
res Welland Canal.
Tolls -1,100 Men Go to Work,
After /quails' 5
v I vil
eness.
73radfor'd's new Anglican Church, -
just, erected in that village, was
opened on Sunday.
Winston Spencer. Churchill, M. P.,
is to lecture in 'ICingsbon, Olin;.; 1;1
the last week in December.
President -Diaz on Saturday' took
the oath -as-President of the Republic
of Mexico for the :next four years.
His Excellency the ,Governor' Gen-
eral rode ,with the Toronto -hounds
on Satin -day. Lord : Minto rode
Cockatoo
Corporation laborers, at Linn- ton
have struck because a non-union man
is at work. The Council will be
asked to endorse, unionism.
'The petition .for .probate of the
will of the late 11, G. Dun was filed
at Ncvc York on Saturday. The esti-
meted value of the estate is 52.-
00 000:
The wheat crop of the Darling'
Downs District,' Queensland, ,is ex-
pected to beat all records. In: some
instances it will 'yield 5'2 bushels to
the acre.
The, customs revenue of Cainada for`.
.the -five - months ending Nov. 3O,
shows an increase of over a quarter
of a million dollars over the same
period last year. •
off, .
rh. M. C. Ellis, Toronto of the
firm of P W. Ellis & Co:; was
ananimously elected president of the.
Commercial Travelers', Association,
of Canada on Saturday.
I.ouis Gilmore,,CaP tain of the Lo-
well, Blass., High School football
team, died Sunday, night as the re-
sult of injuries sustained in a foot.-
ball
ootball game' on Thanksgiving Day.
The Cornwall; Milling Company's
flour mill was cempletely d eCroye
d
by fire Sunday morning. The origin
Of the fire rs unknown. Loss estis.
g51ra2ted,000. at •$.1S,000, with insurance of
Since the opening of the Parry
Sound Railroad;- Welland Canal tolls..
have 'steadily decreased, until 'for
July this year they amounted to.
only 510,000. In July, 1897, they,
• were $21,000.
.Owing to rains which have recent-.
ly;fallen,:the Tiber .has flooded the
country near its mouth. The city of
Rome, however, is not menaced, only
the lowest portions being inundated,
but the river is still rising.
After an idleness of five months,
the five furnaces of the. Lebanon Val-'
ley, Pa., operated• by the Lackawan-
na Iron and Steel Company of Scrag-,
ton,` will resume" aperations at. once.
giviii eni to °me about0
nt to 1 1 .0
g B p 3
men.
The award of the Swiss Govern=
ment in The Franco -Brazilian bound-
ary dispute gives Brazil 147,000.
square `miles of the contested terri-
tory. France gets about 8,000
square miles northward of the Tuiriuc':
I3uniac range. •
The ;treaty between the 'United.
States and Nicaragua, conveying the
necessary rights in connection with
the: Nicaraguan Canal, was signed at
Washington ou"' Saturday by Secre-
tary Ray and Senor`Cotrea, the Ni-
caraguan Minister.
The Duke and the Duchess of Man-
chester, formerly Miss Helena ` Zini
mer.inan of Cincinnati, arrived at
New • York' Saturday evening on the
American Line steamer St. Louis.
Mr. Zimmerman, father .of the Duch-
ess, welcomed the pair.
SENATOR AIACINNi1S DI AD.
Prominent' in Canadian Affairs For More
..Than a half a Century.
Hatniltdn, Dec. 3.—Hon. D. Mac -
Innes, Senator for Burlington, Ont.,"
died t5aturday„morning at the San i-
tarium .Clifton ton "S ran
The
n gs' T N.Y. le
funeral will be at Hamilton on Tues-
day:
Beverle yY Maclnnes the eldest son
lives. with Lord Mountstephen in Eng-
land; William R. is general freight
agent of the C. P. R. at. Winnipeg:'
Duncan is a captain in the Royal„'En-
gineors, and took' a prominent part
in the defence of Itimberley; Charles
S. belongs to the law firm of. Mc-
Carthy, Osler & Co., Toronto;; Mrs..
A. H. Campbell of Toronto is ° a,
daughter.
The Hon. Donald' MacInnes was the
son of the late.Duncan Maclnnes, and
came to Canada from the Highlands
of Scotland in 1840, took up and
cultiva led a farm in the Township of
Beverley, Ont. The deceased was
born at Oban, Ar leshire Scotland,
gY a
on May26,1824,: received the udi-
h r_
merits 'of his education' in Scotland,
and completed. it in Canada, there-
after devoting his energies to com-
merce. His energies found free play in,
many financial enterprises;, IIe found-
ed the Bank of Hamilton1872. H
r in e
was a trustee 'of the Canadian 'Cot-
ton Factory, Cornwall, and a direct-'
or of the Cornwall Manufacturing
Company, the Canada Life Insurance
Company, and the C.P.R.
In affairs of the state, he always
took an abiding interest. In 1884
ho was a delegate to the Detroit
Trade Convention. In ,lune, 1880,;; he.
was chosen ,h,,airrnan of the Royal,
Commission, appointed to' inquire
into the organization of the Cana-
dian' C. S., and on Dec 24, 188:1; he
was called to the Senate by the Mar-
quis of Lorne, In' politics ,the deceas-
ed was a Liberal -Conservative,
standing high in thea regard :of his
• 1' leaders.
pa,
party and its In religion,
he was an elgliCall , Il . -wts mar-
ried .' in 186:3. to the daughter. of; the
late Iron, Sir T. 13,. Robinson, Bare.,
Chief, Justice of U. C. Sho, died in
1814), The : alt ceixsed Dill' he0sao rn-
cd by N,vide cir'2;ia of conunei11.,aa,i,�
political and social friends, �t
Emperor William Refuses to Re-
ceive Transvaal's Ex -President.
ABANDONS VISiT TO BERLIN.
South Afrlean Visitor rvil'i Now Proceed
Direct to Rolland--ilorlin Newspapers
Comment Favorably on tate Erie -
A 1'
ol'
1 e 's Decision—Scenetl an the '
Departure Front Faris and'
bythe W4
Y
Berlin, Dee, :3. ---Mr. Kruger has
abandoned his proposed visit t0 l3t't'-
lin, owing to the receipt of an offi-
cial intimation that Emperor WIi-
liatn regrets' that, in'consequenee of
Previous arrangements, he will be
unable to receive him, The Doer
Statesman Drill, therefore, P"occel1
direct from Cologne for LSoilari,l, 'T3e
telegraphed to this , effect yesterday
afternoon.
Tho Cologne Gazette, in an iec,ptr•ed
cournient, says: .
`lir. Kruger's visit is not agree- 1
abte to Germany, his aint beim; to
obtain intervention. 'in'South , Africa.
ft would be a grave political mis-
take; it would be even "a grew; crime
to allow hint `to entertain even a
spark of hope that :Germany will
render him any practical sups: ort.
Tiiis • declaration 10 accompanied
with. reproaches, lir. Krug!- being
charged eezeth ,�•:Lavino _encc'ttrab'e;l a
useless gueril]ti yrarfal`e and laving
disregarded Germany's ad vi,e i1'hc'n
he might'have followed tt '
The • press generally .hikes the
saute note.
The Emperor's intimation was con
-
Envoyto 111r. Kruger' by the c�et`tilan
Envoy at Luxemburg, who ar.•ived at
Cologne to -day.'
(Departure I.rro'nt Paris.
Paris, Dec.'' 3.—Mr.' Kruger" left.
the Hotel Scribe at 1.10 p..:'nr. on
Saturday 111 a closed carriage, sur-
rounded' by a., `squadron of mounted
1t11umcipal Guards. The Boer :states
pian was cheered as he drove away,,;
swinging his. - !tit from the landau
window �ov reply. 'in rep , . 'rhe Boer commit-
tee which accompanied bir. Kruger
to the station, will go as far as the
.French. border. '
The special train with Mr. Kruger
on beard started'- for Cologne at
1.40 p.' m:
I<Ir Kr•u er's journeythrough
o gh'
Northern France was, attended, by
scenes similar to those witnessed at
Marseilles and. Tarns, At -nearly ev-
ery station passed crowds had;gatli-
ered ` which. waved hats' and ' hand-
kerchiefs;' and cheered the train as it
whirled along.
On: Belgian Soil.
At Charleroi, : the first` stop on Bel-
gian territory,
el-gian'territory, rigorous police meas-
ures ,had
eas-ures,had been taken to prevent the
invasion of the station, but the peo-
ple were,, stronger ; than the ;police,
and rushed upon the platform!`, The
.train' stopped for five minutes, and.
Mr; Kruger greeted,
rub
e
the massfrom
the steps ,of the car.
The train left Ctarleroi 20 minutes.
late.
T
At Namur
a simii
ar scene was
enacted. The' train was then 45
minutes late.' :
The m ent n isas
I s in the`Belg ran
towns through .which ',.Mr. Kruger
passed' rivalled ` that shown in the
towns nf Prince.
Mr. Krugerwas much fatigued
with his journey, and bandages were
frequently applied. to his head.
Arrival at Cologne.
Cologne, Dec.' 3.—Mr. Kruger ar-
rived here at 11.30 o'clock Saturday.
A ronsid
crable crowd
hailsm
as e bl-
ed and caused a d dangerous
a irons 'cru
sh.
No official reception had -been ar-
ranged, and Mr. ICruger' :drove -to the
Cathedral Hotel, the crowd cheering
as he left the station and ;as he
drove along the ;route.
Thousands. of - people waited on
Saturday in the vicinity of the Ca-
thedral Hotel to catch a glinfpse of
Mr: ICruger, who, when replying to.
the deputation of Bonn students on
Saturday afternoon, described the
educational progrest of the Trans-
vaal, thanked the students for their'
kind' welcome and shook hands 'with
each. It is expected that Mr. Kruger
wile remain here until Wednesday.
Chicago Eisvites Kruger.
Chico o .' Dec. 3. --The America
g American
Transvaal League in Chicago , is pre-
paring a me, sage, which will be sent
to former residen >h . Kruger ,'of'. the
g
South African Republic, inviting hini
eo visit Chicago. The invitation
will congratulate him upon his re-
ception in France, and ask him co
visit the United'; States,
SCRAP IRON ASSESSMENT:
Assessment Commission Thinks It Will
Take a Long Time to Settle.
Toronto,
Dec. 3.—It looks as if
-the Assessment Commission will not.
be able to prepare a report covering
the` result of their entire , investiga
tions in , time for the approaching
session of the Legislature, but ,will
have to confine themselves to report-
ing upon the scrap iron phase of the
inquiry. A member of the conilnis-
sion has thus expressed himself:
"The inquiry conducted by the Ass.
sessontContxnidsion is ��turning out
to bine bigger than we anticipated. A
vast amount` ofmaterial will have
to be digested before we 'can put the
leacting' issues into concrete form,
and I doubt Whether we shall be able
to db much more than tacklk,the
sse xt'
scrap -iron assessment, ati. s n time i tar the
Legislature in January.”
SFRIOUS MARINE DISASTER.
C
'Mar.. Wrocked and L
nSt
Stic' .a 1Cr'
Fide People Went to Death.
London Dec: 3,—A.
special d
e
-
c�h fromai-s„ camel'
St. Marc, trading between l�Tia.pl s
and Marseilles,.'hos 'been wrecked,
'and that 411 of her pusscngers and
}art, of her crew have been ,lost,
rty-
i�'
Our different lines of Sewing Machines.
We sell. the New Williams, White,
Stand.ul' ;raid Raymond Machines.
Our Pianos' and Organs are the bei
maker at night prices.
See the wonderful 13erliner Talking
, Machine. It talks, sings and plays
In such a way- that will`surprise
you.
We celery in stock music in sheet and
book form, also Violins, Mouth
Organs, etc.
Willbebased to show you goods,
p
S. MARTIN
THE LEADING
MEAT 1VIARKETZ
For Fresh, good and the choisest cuts
of great, call on the undersigned.
While all our cuts of meat are the
finest
we make a'specialty of meat
delicacies,
Meat delivered to ell parts of the
towf3
John Manning
R. HICKS
REPAIRING -
Ifyou want your Repairing well done
go to R. icxsWatches, Clocks
and Jewelry* a specialty.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
Marriage Licenses issuedand Wedx
Y
g
din Rin s always on hand.
g
Fanson's1 .Exeter.
Bock, .
EXETER! MARKETS.
(Changed every Wednesday)
Wheatper bushel
Flour per cwt
Barley
Oats
Peas
Butter
Eggs..:.......
Potatoes per bag
Hay penton
Dried Apples perils
Turkeys
Chicken
.,:64 to 65
1.85 to 2.00.
35 to 40
24 to 26
53 to 57.
16 to 17
15
' 40
7.00 to Soo
8 to9
5c. lb.,
Ducks 7
Geese................. .:...... : :...:1.. ....:..,t,
Corn 40 to 45
Timothy_ ` 1 25 to 1 50
Clover 450 to 525
;THREE. PAPERS
IN ONE.
Eight pages ofsummarized
andht p� classifiR news.<
a_
EI �.
es ofed rcttcal a
�' p
rrcultureal and , live stock
aI'ticles , .
Eightpagesof interesting fic
tion and magazine features.
'yPI
0 WEEKLY
Milli Rog EMPIRE
s
3' Sections. 24 Pages, ,
5
r S1.0O' Per Year.
Balance of='1900 free with sub- 41
soription for.1001.
A Li&c-`a..anuiS ei
Olomart : On Friday last,
while
le
assisting in cutting straw at the farm
of Mr. John i Iaudson, Mr. John Stacey,
a..respected young farmer of this
neighborhood, met with an unfortun-
ate accident. Mr. Stacey was engag-
ed
ngag-ed. in feeding the machine, and, while.
looking, up Into, the nsow to speak to.
.some 'of;the men, he unconsciously- al-
lowed his hand to -.come in ':contact
with the roller's, which immediately
drew it to the knives, which amputat-
ed it inch by inch close to the elbow.
He also had his shoulder dislocated
Drs, Ferguson : and McDiarmid, of
Hensall, were called to attend the
poor fellow, and, should blood -poison-
ing not set in, Mr. Stacey may scan be.
around again.
Says' He Was Tortured
-
suffered -such aa'ri. from pain corns I
could hard!y walk'writes H. Robin-
son, Hillsborough,
"butBucklen's
Arnica Salve completely cured. thein,”
Acts -like magic on sprains, bruises,.
cuts, sores, scalds, burns, boils, ulcers.
Perfect healer of skin diseases and'.
piles, .Cure guaranteed by all drug-
gists 2oc.
' w
-Ailsa Craig Averyplasant house
wedding occurred on, Wednesday at,.
the residence of Mr, and Mrs. Wm.
Easton, when their second daughter,
Miss Beulah Helan, was united'in the
most. sacred bones of matrimony to
Mr. R. R. Birkctt, of Brantford. The
ceremony was per formed by .Rev. W,
1I: Geddes in the presence of immedi-
ate relatives only, owing to the late
bereavement in the groom's fancily.
The wedding marcor was played by
Mrs. Geddes, and in the meantime the
bride entered the parlor, leaking on
the arm. of herfather and took her
stated underneath the Union Jack. She
looked charming in a travelling suit of
fawn broadcloth ar l ri,
1and black velvet
picture hat. Amidst showers: of rise
acid the good wishes of, friends the.
bridal conple departed' on the 3.20
train for their future hone in Brant.
ford.
72
DO NOT
from a question that must interest you
Have you your New Suit? If
not, drop in and see us at the ".
tirst, opportunity and let uh ,.
show you a few prices of. the .
Fancy, s, Vorsteds and Scotch r
Tweeds,
lave; you seen the te-c
Tl r,a
I'xrerrin 1
ortea'
are beauties. p
Staples as
8 y
I"11 lid,
S. �'
A. big range of Blues and Black,
Serges at the old prices.
1.1 you want a black we have what von
want in Twills, Venetians and
Clays.'
0VE1COATS'
Overcoats in Beavers, Meltons, Curls,
Naps and'i-dontanacts
All work done in the latest style a;r
tit guaranteed.
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Opposite Post Office
Exete-r--
• • ROLLE
MILLS
MILL
We have a large f
.`
MILL FEED ®� ihan.d
which will be sold at
reasonable prices. WHEAT-
Choicei
'tVnter and
goose
a
WHEAT. *anted d for
which highest market
prices will be paid.
J. COBBLEDICK & BON.
Sarepta: Samuel Ronnie'moved to
Zurich on Monday. The neighbors all
turned out toI
yeahelping
.
hand.
Nor
Ronnie has'Il
•vealt. , ee-t"esrs :'air- '.
'rLma!
o!
and it i with e�,t ?C
Y
� a ,
him and his estimable family leaving
our midst. ' Our -loss -is Zurichs gain.
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In the field of medicine is Hood's Sar-
saparilla. It possesses actual and tu;-
equalled merit by which .it cures all
diseases caused or promoted by 11-
pure`or impoverished blood. If vole
have rheumatism,' dyspepsia, scrofula
or catarrh you may take Hood's Sar-
saparilla and be cured. If yon are x'wa
down and feel weak and tired, you.
may be sure it will do you good.
The favorite family cathartic is
Hood's Pills:
Woodham: With sadness we re-
call
S e
call the death of. Simon
. 1h
omson,
of the Sth con., Blanshard. Although
he had been troubled with heart fail -
nee for several years he retired Thurs-
day night to all appearance as wellas
usual, but to be found a corpse in the
morning. The deceased was 54 year's
of age, and leaves a widow and seven
children to mourn his untimely death.
The family have the sympathy of the
entire,comtanunity in thein had. afflic-
tion.,
Saw Death Nears
"it often made my heatt ache,"
writes L. C. Overstreet of Elgin,
1,
Tenn,, "to hear my wife cough until
it seemed her weak'. anti sore lunge
would collapse. se. Good doctors s said.
she was too tar gone with 'Consrulip-
tion that no medicine or eerthl. help
could save her, but a friend 'recom-
mended
ecom
mended Dr. King's New Discovery
andp ersistent use of this excellent
medicine saved her life*"
Its absolute-
ly gt rranteed for Coughs, . Colds,
Bronchitis, Asthma and , all Throat
and: Lang diseases. 500 and 51.00 et
all druggists. Trial bottles free.
Clinton: It ' is sometime since we
experienced the destruction of aa,dwell-
ing house by fire, but; such an occur-
rence 'tooklace
p Sunday utorning.
When the alarm took people outof
the f
their
comfortable ortable heti at<
s, 4.30., the
fine cottage on Wellington St., owned,
by J. Claoherty, and ;'occu pied byP.
Eastman, was found to be on fire, and
such headway hadbeen ade, that
nothing whatever was saved. Mr.
and Mrs. Eastilan'hadlone to Bltir
g Y
on Saturday evening, leaving every-
thing secure, Y supposed. as the sir posed.. There
was an insurance of 5100 on the furni-
tare,; in the merchants, orad 5600 on
the teepee, in the London.
A Woman's Awful Peril,
"There is only one chance to save
your` life. and that eb,tii; is through. "an
t . +
operation" urs , .,ha, .startling
words
heard by Mrs, I. B. }runt, of Lime
Ridge. Wise. from her doctor do
,., c after i:s,
lied vainly trier to cure bee of afright-
fill case of stomach trouble and yellow
jaundice. Call stones ktad,formed anti
she constantly grew worse, Then she
be In to use Electric _
F; r c l3itteis 'xcJ.0 .ca i
tvltolly cured her, ft's a wonderful
Stomach. Liver and t a ud ls,"•
idney 1`a?mctg�^
Cures Dyspepsia, Loss of '-;App,,,
Trv -it. Only r"ets,
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