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11. KINSMAN,,L. D. S. & DR. A. R,
:' KINSMAN, L D. S., D, D. S,,klonor
cxd.,.. graduate of Toronto University,.
DENTISTS. '
Tenth extracted without any pain, or any
bad effects, Office in Fanson's Block, west
side Main'Street,Exeter,
TniR.D,AL20NAND>aRSON,(D.D.S.,L.D. S,)
honors Graduate of the Toronto Uroi-
rsityand Royal College of Dental Surgeons
of Ontario. Teeth extracted without pain.
All modes of Dentistry up to date, Office
over Elliot & Elliot's law office -opposite
Central Hotel -Exeter.
i ietiical
T1n..T.P. McLAUGRLIN, MEMBER OF
Y the College of Physicians audSurgeons
Ontario. Physician, Surgeon and Accouch-
eur. Office, Dashwood, Ont.
„Legal.
CItSON & CA LTNG , BA 5 TERS ,
D.'R BARRISTERS,
' Solicitors, Notaries, Couyeyancer,as
Commissioners, Solicitors for the Molsots
Bank, etc. Money to loan at 5 and 5i/ per
Main
cent. `Office Ft.auson s Block,S ,
Exeter. LA member of the firm will be at
Hensall on Thursday of each week.)
L R. OAR taxa , B. A.. - L.13. DlcksoN.
L11 W. GLADMAN. (successor to Elliot &
A.' . (3ladman) Barrister, Solicitor, Notary
Public Conveyancer, Etc. Money. to loan at
lowest rates of interest. Office Main Street,
Exeter.
Auctioneers
Uri BOSSENBERRY,Clrand Bend, Licensed
I 1 . Auctioneer for .County Huron, Sales
promptly attended to and charges moder-
ate. Orders bymail will receive every at-
tention.
in BROWN,Winehelsoa. Licensed Ariet-
ioneerfor the Counties of Perth and t
Middlesex, also for the township ofUsborne '
Rales promptly attended to and terms rea- S
sonbale,Sales arranged at Post office, Win-
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Yes, we haivejustreceived another
/carload of -furniture, which when
added to our already fine stock we
can supply the latest, most hand- L
-•sonde and cheapest things on the S
market.
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We have the Stook—Y ou have the
money—we want to trade, and if
it is furniture you want it}will pay.
you well to drop in . and see OM'
dandy line before' purchasing else-
where.'
We have the largest and bes
•assortd stock i n town..,
tare
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i
Shop.
s the time to get your wheel Re.
•i aired, Cleaned or Enanaeled.
D B
ave a large stock of Brantford.
d` Birds on hand, the best Bicy-
n the market, which we sellar:
prices.:
iS
stock, Bicycle Sundries,
lents, oils, etc.
RS, HORSE CLlPP RS
vn Mowers, Horse clip,
Razors, Knives, etc:
1' •1LPAIRED,
SNIT
We know of
nothing better
than coughing
to tear the lin-
ing of your
throat and
lungs. It is
better than wet
feet to cause;
bronchitis and
Pneumonia.'`
Only keep it
up and you
will succeed in
reducing' your
weight, losing I
your appetite,
bringing on a
slow fever, and
making every-
thing exactly
right for the
geniis of consumption. i
Better kill your cough
before it kills you.'
kills coughs of every
kind. A 25 cent bottle
is just right for an ordi-
nary cough; • for the
harder coughs of bron-
chitis you will need a 50
cent bottle; and for the
coughs of consumption
the one dollar size is
most economical.
i.4....
'! My cough reduced me to a mere
skeleton; I tried many remedies,
but they an failed. After using the
Cherry, Pectoral I immediately be-
gan to improve,: and three bottles
restored me to health. I believe I
awe my life to it
'
SARAH. F. MORGAN, r
Oct. 7, 1888. 13rowntown, S a.
Lumley: What might have prove•
d
very serious accident happened to
Valker, son of Mr: G. Kerslake. last
veek. He, in company ; with . two
curer young men, were in the swamp.
vest of Hensall, camping out to :cut
vood, and while fixing up' a blanket
ehind the pony to make it more com-
ortahle. the brute kicked him several
imes in the stomach. , He:was render -
d unconscious andwas taken to Hen -
at once, but remained- insensible
11 night. But we believe he is about
again. .11 righto a ..Lin.
Clinton: Apleasant but quiet event
dot; place at the home of: Mr. Geo.
lottle, here, on Wednesdav'afternoon
'hen his third daughter, 1iliss Alice,
ecanre the, wife of Mr. Thos. Mason.
he wedding was solemized by Rev.
Ir. ' Howson. Both the :' bride.'. and
room are well known and highlybI
3
es-
eened.resideuts of town.rthe former
aving been a member of the chair of
attenbury, street church;- and will
intinue to reside here. Miss' Ida
ottle sister of the bride. acted, as
ridesnhaid, while Mr. Chas. Smith
as groomsman., We wish them all
appiness.'
W :,tevei
Disease
caused by weakness of the
toinach or bowels is`likel to
. • Y
ield t0 SCOTT'S EMULSION -of
od Liver Oil._'
Vire don't say sure ; and you
may �not be surethatyour, or
,
Your little one's trouble is due
to weak l� StOma
or bowels.
i
•.l7oc�can't
ozs always s trace -a.
disease .to'it.r cause; and you
can't. / .
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COTT-., EMULSION I
M ON, 'Of Cod
diver c...._s the easiest food for
a tired digestion. But that
isn't all
v ; it encourages:stomach
afid bowels to tackle their.
work ;, it givesand gets them,
t
sireng• h from the other food
they are able to take. Give it
time.
Food is the best of medicine:
food that sets the body goino.
again.
This is health : give it time.
The genuine
has thisie -�
t
� 4 3
ure on it, take
1 — no other.
i
,Mn.
�if you have
flat tried it,
send' for free
sample, its
agreeable
,• . ;.'' .7 taste will sur -
prix you.
SCOTT & BOWNE
Chemists Toronto
60c.: and' $1.003 all druggists, -
THE LAKES DEATH ROLL,
Hoop Sailers Were colied 1,tastSeayp
Than ]^.ver Iteteordeel-lefty ,Eourin
Detroit giver,
Detroit, Dec: ;10, ----The list of the
dead on the lakes during the season
just closed is longe r, than in any pre-
vious year of the` decade, In all 11.0:
people were lost, against 100 in
1899, 95 in 1898, 68 in. 1897 and
06 in 1896.
The single item of lost overboard
accounted for 25, ships that founder-`
ecl.carried $3 clown, collisions 0, ac-
cidents with machinery 6, explosions
5, falling: into holds 5, killed by
-lightning 8, committed suicide 3, 1:0'
falling' from aloft 1. All the casual-'
ties occurred between lake Huron
and Lake ,Erie.
In poilit of Bamber lost the stealn-
er Tolrn13. Lyon: was the most fm -
portant of the season, mine members
of the crew going down with their
boat. The loss of the Idler on Lake
Erie by capsizing in a squat, was the
most' pathetic, the "victims being
penned up in, the cabin'' under water,
The fate of,the crew of the Maumee
Valley', which sunk at anchorage' at
the head of Lake brie, furiishecl
a shipwreck story like those in nov-
els, The crewv, got in the rigging
and hung tl,et•e.nearly two clays, un-
til they dropped oft, one by one, into
the sea. The schooner Picton anni-
hilatect an entire. family ---father, mo-
ther and children— when it foun-
dered on bake C:uLario,:July 2.
TELEGn.irat1c ERIEFS..
Osakai,' secretary: of the Japanese
Legation,at Paris, committed suicide
on Saturday,
The "Hispano -Amer [can Coni**mess has
closed'withouL an-, practical end or
object being accomplished.
Senor Arturo de 1lr:igard, the Co-
lumbian Consul in New York says'.
the rebellion is dyingura
of
t.
A large portion of the Whitby
Evaporating
building's at
iVhitby were clestroykl by fire
Sun-
day afternoon.
The C'asenovia Woolen and Felt
Company, tit Casenovia, 1 ., were'
destroyed by fire at a late hour Sat-
urday night. Loss 950,000.
11Ir. and Mrs. Ruda aid' Kipling left
Southampton Saturdays evening- on:
board -tlhy' steamer 'Taut-alio/1 Castle,
on• their way to South Africa.`
Advices say there, are about 80
cases • of -smallpox at Dawson.
Prompt measures :have been taken for
checking the spread of the disease.
Lloyd's' \Veekly London Newspaper
says it learns that the Duke ' nacl
Dr.chess of York will visit the "Unit-
ed State's on their return journey
from Australia, via Canada.
Colin Bethune, treasurer of - the
town of Seaforth, died dn Saturday.
ilfr. Bethune was about 64 years of
age. •Hi9•'widow and four sons and
three' daughters survive him.
Mrs., Florence N. Gough of Ottawa
will apply' at the coining, session.. of
Parliament" e t for divorce' from her hus-
b< nd fh rl u
a sArchr o h f 0-
a e e C g o t
tarn a of the;PI ivy Council Depart-
en
t
Peter , Diotte• a formes O ti:a`r a
man:, ,was, killed b3 ,•,the falling of a
tree. at Escanaba,: ;Mich.' Diotte 5:' was
25 years ol-d. •He was born at Three
Rivers, Que.; where.' his `-parents now
reside
- -A Russian 'naval attache' at { Cen-`
stantinople gave' a dinner Saturday
night inhonor.
of the oiiiccrs of: .the
United States battleship' Kentucky,
now • at Smyrna:: Many :distinguished'
persons were present.
The Ontario Provincial Winter
Fair, including provincial Fat Stock
and Dairy Show, and the Ontario
Poultry irowv, 'will be hold in the
city of: Guelph from Tuesday, , the
11,th, to Friday,` 14th, of December,:
1900.
'Tile
rte a
mer ];ole Prom
Hamburgfor ITiladelphia, put in at
Halifax, SLS., Saturday night short
of coal. The steamer was 27 days
out, and was obliged e to burn
aP on -
tion
-
tion of her cargo of sugar to enable
lierto reach r r •
h po t.
It is authoritatively asserted that
the Duke of Westminster is engagecl
to lnarry,MVli:•s Shelagh West, daught-
er of Col. Cornwallis• • West. By ` the
marriage ,the Duke Will become the
brotlier-in-law of Mrs. George Corn-
wallis West (I;ady Randolph --Church-
ill),
Twenty ' persons were injured on
Saturdayinan c i r
a Acle it
onthe Phil• -
a.
delphia, Washington and. Baltimore
Railway at G.rey's Ferry Station, in
West Philadelphia. An. empty • box
car jumped the track'and damaged
several of 'the paassenger, coaches; on
the express train,,
Six,hundred telegraph operators on
the ` ' lines,. of the Atr liccon, _ .7."sant i
and Santa Pe- 1:tailread •• struck on'
Saturday, in sympathy with the op-
erators on the Gulf, Colorado anal
Santa Fe Railroad, a branch of the
Atcheson system.; who . went out last
Thursday. Theentire number of op
erators on. the .system, is 1,200. ,•
J. D. Stark's ; Trofgic Death. •
New York, • Dec., 10. --Joseph •D.'
Stark, 25 years old, met a tragic
death- Saturday afternoon in °the
22nd Regiment Armory. Stark, with
a number of, others-, was partici-
pating in an amateur - :circus being
conducted for the benefit'. of the. regi-
ment. Stark's act was to ride a bi-
cycle up an incline 200. feet long and
35 feet high at its end, and then,
dropping the, bicycle into a net, jump
into a: tank of water 3`5 ,feet away,
,Stark struck the further edge of it
head -first and then fell into the tank
lifeless.
Tho Czar Gaining Flesh.
St. Petersburg,
Dec.10.--A satis-
factory
atis-
futory bulletin, issued at Livaiia
yesterday concerning the Czar's ren-
d [Lion, says:
Dl' s weight '
"TT,s u,,lesLy , is increas-
ing and the organs affected by the
typhoid have returned to their nor-
mal ; condition."
Itoutn'aniia Breaks with Standard oil.
•t? r',.a,nkfort-on-the-Main, T.)ec. 10;: -
Ac>ording to a. despatch to The Vos
, •
sic•tit,-Lcrtung Irrlfis 13ilchatcsl;, the
13or t5 avian doverninant has broken
oil fegotiatie,e-,;, with the Standard
Oil ;Cornpap i • foe a lease of •the per,
trol'eum fiellle.
HOLLAND AND PORTUGAL
War Will Not Be the Result of
the Trouble Between Them,
Great Iirltain'e Alliance With Portugal
Means 'elands Oft" -Mother Country
Shows That; S1eo Is, '4h'IYeu Occasion War-
rants, a Vigorous Diploneat.-isritish.
• Squadron at Lisbon-.ltoyal Party San-
tertalued on Shipboard anal Union`
Jack :Toasted.
London, Dec. 1.0. — Though the
trouble between Tlolland and Portu-
gal can scarcely result in Wal, it is
far more serious and interesting than
generally regarded here. Great Brit-
ain is concerned in the affairmore
deeply than appears on the surface,
as it is due to a British protest to
Portugal that the e1equatur of Herr
Pott, the Dutch consul at Lorenzo
Marquez was- wiithdr•awn, and the
visit of the powerful British- fleet to
Portuguese waters is something more
than a, coincidence.
QUEEN "WIRES THE BINGE.
He Majesty's Pleasure at the Cordial
Understanding Existing.
Lisbon, Dec. 1.0.—King Carlos has.
received from Queen Victoria the fol-,
lowing telegram, in response to one
sent by His 11Eajesi.y ea Saturday:
"I aaon greatly touched by your
kind :telegram T sincerely, thank
you,, my dear nephew, for it and for
the good wishes you entertain to-
-Ward rile and :niy people. It is again
with the greatest pleasure that I re-
cognize the
e-cognize:the cordial ,and friendly •un-
derstanding between Portugal and
England.'
After cordial :farewells to tlie Port-
uguese officials and an exchange of
salutes the squadron
Britishsailed
at noon yesterday.
At Saturday's banquet on board
the British battleship Majestic, when
King -Carlos, Queen Marie Aiaelieand
Prince Louis Phillippe together with
the members of: the Cabinet and other.
dignitaries, were entertained by
Vice -Admiral Sir Harry, Holdsworth
Rawson, the : Portuguese Premier,
Scnhor J. Luciano de Castro, toast-
ing ''Queen Victoria and Great Brit -
am," saluted ``The alliance that has
long existed by; treaties and has been
nfiruioi.ci i n n t:
co recent aG s.' '
He said the significance of the,
alliance was "an assurance- that: our
rights will be respected and our do-
minions maintained."
Sir H. G. MacDonnell, the British
Minister, in responding, thanked the
Government of King 'Carlos for the
friendly attitude maintained with
such correctness towards Great • Brit
aiir during the . G overninent of, Queen
Viet oria.'
'The confirmation of the alliance,'
which unites us 'indissolubly," 'con-
tinued the British Minister, "is there
ini the presence of the Channel squad-
ron,.
ad -
ran,.
Ancient •ties are drawn closer by
recent events. The , British O-ovcrn-
menti desire that a firm, alliance may
be ever maintained." •
In .concluding he proposed "The
of Portugale n
prosperity and the hap-
piness, of the royal. family."
Senhor Villaea, Minister of .• Marine
and the Colonies, who responded,
said: "We welcome our allies: There
ointinto the British.flag)'
(pointing is the
British flag. I.et us salute it with
respect and :af[ection, as the Portu
guese flag was saluted at Koniati
poort. These two salutes are a pub-'
lic affirmation of the alliance."
Senh.or Villaea toasted the British
squadron.
Sir Harry Rawson,; replying, said:.
"I welcomed with enthusiasm my, in-
structions
to ,come toLisbon,'where
our union and alliance are now be-
ing' celebrated. "I thank you for the:
reception,. and I' drinle- to' our sister
v which
navy, has gloriously main-
tained
mo s_
Porteb ur,se traditions."
The Icing. Played Tennis. ',
Lisbon, Dec. 1:0. -Tire officers of
the British fleet on. Saturday played
football and lawn tennis. The King
was' among the tennis players. The
same evening a banquet was given
at the naval arsenal, at which 200
guests, mostly British and Portit
guese naval officers, were present.
BOTH LEGS. «'Este: TAKEN OFF. •
Miss Abbie McBrnyne diet. a Tragic Death
in Detroit.
Detroit, Dec. 10. -bliss Abbie Mc
Brayne, 24 years of -:age, alighted
•rpr* nand River . and
-.77satundar evening, pass-
ed around the rear of the car and
stepped directly in front of one com-
ing in .the opposite direction.: She
was knocked down, and thewheels,
passed over her legs, severing both
from the body An ambulance' took
her Co the 'Emergency Hospital,'
where she shortly afterwards died.
Miss McBrayne was a bookkepper at.
the Detroit Stay Company, and was
the daughter of Cornelius .McBrayne,
a well -td -do resident of Botany. near
Thanresville, Ont: Attorney Walter
McBrayne of.ITarnilton, Ont., is her
brother,':
EIGHT PEXLSONS DROW *ED.
Tlw Iron •'Ore Barge 8. H. Foster,; Wont
to the Bottom.
Cleveland, Dec. 9.-A special ,to Tee
Plain Dealer from Erie, 1:a. says : 4
I.0 the.,midst of • .one 01 the Most bitter
gales .that ever swept Lake Erie, the iron
ore barge Charles foster, 1u torr,- of the Iron
Duke, 'Went to the liottoni at 4 0'01007: this
morning 10: miles oft bile,
-rind eight per -
Sens Were . drowned, as follows : Captain
John Bridge o1 Cleveland: first mate, un-
known; second prate, unknown; Seamen
Robert Woods, William aReny or fort
Austin, Mich., Cools Inas. iliny of Detroit,
two uui riO',vn deck bands.
The 1aster ryas one of the fleet o1 James
Corr) tin of Cleeland, Iola ror two months
has been ruining from Duluth to LO -le with
Iran ore. lien cargo consisted 01 (500 tons
of ore,
It/roman Boyd 6Vnv Killed
Itich)1to`ncl, va;, Dee. 9.—A head"end rot
iision "-petit/eon two freight' trans or"eyttred
on Lite Atlatlte Coast line, two, ntileS'below
IttelipiFoblcl, last night, in whilli I itrmaan,
RoheIA, 3 0y.d waS kilted and three other
InCt.14 rte +,ijlFar{�a#,
Our different lines of Sewing Machines,,
We sell the New Williams, White,
Standup and Raymond Machines.
Our Pianos and Organs are the best
makes at right prices.
See the wonderful Berliner+, Talking
Machine, It talks, singsandplays
In such a way that will surpi`ise
You.
We carry in stock music in sheet and
book form, also Violins, Mouth
Organs, etc.
Will be pleased to show you goods,
Sr MART/N
IIICKS
REPAIRING
If you want your Repairing well done
g
goarstoJewR. Hicelrys-specia:WVatellty.ies, Clocks
kaL
MARRIAGE LICENSE
Marriage Licenses issuedancliVed-
clingRings always On hand.
Fanson's Block, Exeter.
THR�PAPERS'
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IN ONE.
Eight pages of summarized
grid classified news.
Eight pages of practical 'ag-
ricultureal and live stock
C
articles.
g
Bight aesof interestingfic-
tionp 5..c
tion aandmagazine features.
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Year.
11, Balance of, 1900 free with sub- 1.6 for idseri tion
p z 1501.
OUR
We have ,loved into our new pre-
mises opposite the Central Hotel and
are now open for, business. Our pre-
misesgive are modern and we you
modern and up -to -elate goods and
made in the most modern style.
We Personally
. Cut Every Garment
That's made up at this establishment
—as well as fit it --and t dad
look after
all the details - This is only one
reason why ,our are moder-
ate.
Gent's F111n
o:
lshln
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Corneand see.us in our new place
of business and examine our stock of
Gent's Furnishings.
Bert. if
Says He Was, Tortured
I suffered snob c pain from corns I
could hardly walk," writes H. Robin-
son, Hillsborough, Lls., "butBuckieti's
Arnica Salve completely cured them."
Acts like magic on sprains, bruises
.cats, sores, scalds, burns, boils, ulcers.
Perfect healer of skin diseases : and
piles. Cure guaranteed by all drug-
gists 25o. .
Goderich t Moses M
p cBrien, of
the 5th con., who made his home with
W. Sohnston,died suddenly on Friday
last, at the age of 10 years.
Brinsley: We regret to have to
report the death of the eldest daughter
of Mr. James Scott, con;` 12, McGillivray
which occurred at the home' of 'her;
aunt, Mrs, Oliver, of Thedford. The
remains were interred in the •Marr's
Hilt Cemetery on Sunday afternoon.
last.
Food Changed•To Poison.
Putrify in food � in the intestines
produces effects like those of arsenic,.
but Dr. King's New Life Pills expel
the poisons from clogged bowels, gent-
ly, easily hut surely, miring Constipa-
tion, Biliousness, Sick Headach Fevers
all Liver, Kidney and Bolvel troubles.
Only 25c. itt all
Mitchell: After a lingerie s•
lingering g iliiic.s
of many years, Ann Mason, relict of
the late Wm. Etty, who pre -deceased.
her by seven years, passed to lier eter-
nal home on Saturday last, aged 79
years. Three sons', John, David, and
Robert, besides the daughter, , survive
her. The
funeral took i. alt ok place on Mon-
day, and was largely attended.
St. Marys: .Tolhn Scott, jr., an ern-
ployee at Richardson Co., foundaary�
while operating t noon Friday, y, ar.
band power crena separator,: got r1
finger of bis right, hand caught in one
of the cog -wheels, which took Off the
nail and point of the finger, which ail'
though not a serious injury, was ati
very painful one, Dr, Irving dressed
t'l1Q wounds
I'0
DO NOT RUN
x1 a question that mustinterest yoil.
Have you your New Snits
not, drop in ,and see pus at fisc
first' opportunity and let :lit
show you a few prices o1' tl*
Fancy. Worsteds andw"c.otl.
Tweeds,
Have you seen the new"Staples a'
Therringbone patterns. The
are beauties.
A big range of Blues and Black, Irl
Serges at the old prices.
If you want a black we have what you
want in Twills, Venetians anti:
Clays,
OVERCOATS
Overcoats in Beavers, Meltons,
Naps and Montanacts..
All werk done in the latest style at
fit guaranteed.
.
GPIEAtE
Opposite Post Office
Exeter----mir
ROLLER
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LADIES
Ifou want to have good lack witla
3
your Xmas. Cakes, use our Princess
Pastry Flour. Ask for it and insist n
having it.
WI -IE A L
Is a dish for the dainty, the robust,
the dyspeptic and the hung ir, for all
appetities and conditions. It is the
peerless item of a good breakfast and
there is no substitute.
STAR FLOUR
\Will make, more bread and a larger
loaf than any other family -flour. Once:
used always wanted.
J, COBBLEDICK & SO 4.
,R? T)R,atb. Near,
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31 oftenj ,lade my heart ache,'"
writes L. C. Overstreet, of Elgin,
Tenn.; "to hear my wife cnagh until
it seemed. her weak and sore Iraiiga
would collapse. Good doctors said
she was too far gone with -:Consump-
tion that
a no medicine or earthly help
could save • her, but a friend recom-
mended Dr. King's New Discovery
and persistent use of this excellent-
medicine saved her life •" Its absolute-
ly guarranteed for 06;g1—.is, Golds;
Bronchitis, :'Asthmaand all Throat
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Clinton: Mr. and Mrs. William
Robb entertained a few of their friends
on Tuesday .. a eveningon the occasion
of theforty-eighth anniversary of their
wedding day. This worthyand much
esteemed' couple were maried in Port
lived eand
p for solar3ears in the
township of Logan, afterwards mov-
ing -to rack
etstnith where their nlu
homestead is now in'possession of their'
son. It is about a decade since -they
became residents of this place.
A Woman's
Awful Peril.
"There is only one chance to see
your life and that is through gar
operation" were the startling words
heard by Mrs. I. B. Hunt, of Lime
Ridge. Wis+, from n herdOCtCr
after he
tried
had vainly a,ried to care her of afrighl;.
fel case of stomach trouble and yellow.
jaundice. Gall stones had formed and
she constantly grew worse. Then sloe
began to use Electric .Bitters which
wholly cured her. ' It's a wonderful
Stomach, Liver and Kidney remedy.
Cures
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Wingham: On Sunday evening.
there passed away one of 0111 town
and school officials, Mr. Joseph Coad,
who for twenty-two years had been -a
resident of Wingham. There are
also two sons and one daughter from
the second marriage, all of whom are
at hone.
Goderich tp.: We are very sorry sn-.
deed to announce thedeath of \Vi1liot
Walter Baker, only son of Ricllat
Baker, 15th concession,which occurred.
Thursday. He was justen tering manes
estate, and ;ave promise of a useful
future, but a critical' operation he un-,
derwent a few days ago, was more
than his system could stand.
Gibson, the Kentucky mile arrest(41
for murdering his little daughter, ne-
I
knowled es the crime,
4 g In1e, 1�S=i11Cli was com-
mitted
mittedl to obtain the insurance on her
life. He said the child Wats burned
with a hot poker make itappe,t...vll�
to • ,:a t
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died of
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