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EDITOR AND PROP
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II, KINSMAN, L.D. S. & DR. A. R;
KINSMAN, L ';D S,,•1). D. S., honor.
.:.? graduate of 'Toronto - University,
DENTISTS
Teeth extracted without any: pain, or any
bad effects. Office in I,`anson's Block, west
aide Main Street,Exeter.
'g'DILI/ ALTON AND1aRSON,(D.D.S.,L.D.S.,)
1� honors (ilraduate of the Toronto, Uni
rsity and Royal Collage of Dental surgeons
of Ontario. Teeth extracted without pain.
All.modes,'of Dentistry up to date.
over Elliot Ai Elliot's law office -opposite
Central Hotel -:Exeter.
illeiIiieal
`r n,T. P. LT
MCLAGHLIN, MEMBER, OP
the College of Physicians and Surgeons
Ontario , Physician, Surgeon and Aoeouoh-
ear..Office, Dashwood; Ont.
Legal,
DIO'ICSQN & CA1RLING,.BARRISTERS,
S9 Solicitors, Notaries,, Conveyancers,
Commissioners, Solicitors for the Molsons
Bank, etc. 'Money to loan at 5 and ,5% per
cent, ': Offiee Fanson's Block, Main
Exeter. (A member 'of the firm will be at.
Halsall on Thursday of each week.)
I. R. DART ING, B. L. R.DICKSON.
W. i$LADM,4.N((successor to Elliot &
e' Gladman,) Barrister, Solicitor, Notary
Public Conveyancer, Etc. Money to loan at
lowest rates of interest. Office Main Street,.
Exeter..
Astotionacrsi
g-gBOSSENBERBY, Grand Bend, Licensed'
1 1.. Auctioneer for County Huron. Sales
promptly attended to, and charges moder-
• ate: Orders by mail will receive every at-
tention.
1 ] BROWN, Winchelsea, Licensed Auct-
ioneerfox the Counties of Perth and
Middlesex, also for the township ofUsborne
Salospromptly attended to and terms rea-
sonbale.Sales arranged at Post ofliwce. Win-
ohelaea.
ee
The father?
Gonne for the
doctor.' The
mother? Alone
with, her suffer-
ing' ohitd.
uffer=ing'".-child.
"Will the doc-
tor never
conte
When there:
'is croup in ;.
the house
you ca$1' t
,%.? get the doe -
$or wick ,enough. It's
;too: dangerous to wait.
Don't make ,such a mis-
take again; it may cost
a life. Always' keep on
hand a dollar bottle of
4
It ' cures the croup at
once. Then when any
one a '
the family comes es
Ft
down with hard cold
orouh
c af doses g oft
the Pectoral will cut
short the attack at once.;,
A 25 cent bottle will cure
a miserable cold; the 50e.
size is better for a -cold
that has been hanging on.
Keep the dollar size on lisu.
"About 25 years ago I. came near
dying with consumption, but was
cured with Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
since which time I have kept Ayer's
medicines in the house and recon-
Lendthem to all my friends."
O. D. M tTxnwsoz;,
Jan. 16, 1829, - Bristol; Vt.
Write the Doctor. If you have 0.07
complaint whatever and desire iho
best medical advice, write the doctor
freely. Address . -
:, Dr. J. C. Apfrt, LowelI, Mass.
)131f8ITAXN CANNOT AGit1iE,'
rlanos l ent'oat•lias McKinley With Split
in a Dltny;et•ous lieeponsibility.
London, Dee. 24. ----The 'Times, in an
editorial On President McKinley's de-
cision; to submit gime 1i11' l'auncefote
canal ;treaty to Great Britain, re-
proaches hint with "shifting a dan-
gerous responsibility" on the Bri-
tish Government, arid Says "'flit
President must, bear the responsibili-
ty for any friction that iiia'✓ en-
sue. The amended treaty is a bar-
gain to
argain'to which we cannot agree and
to which no reasonable Atneilean
who takes the trouble to reflect upon
our side of the question can ex-
pect usto agree.
"When Senator 'Lodge ;1nnoitticod
that Americans expect 1i;uron' to
'Keep °out' Of Ami+rica, he -forgets
-that England is a great North .Asn-
erlca0' power . and means to remain
Such a power,
"If the Hay-1"auncefote treaty' is
not adoI'ted in a form acceptabie 1;0
US WO shall stand quietly Iipor` rauT.
indubitable rights under :lie. Clayton-
Bulwver:'treaty rights, .Which. cannot
be affected by any actt011 the •Atueri-
can Senate may choose to Iatce,""
TEL LGRAPIITC 'BRitti'S.
William Noyse, aged 17 years, of
Watervilet, N.Y,, was, drowned Sun=
day afternoon while skating,
The Canadian Pacific transcontin-
ental express, ran into and killed El
large moose between Sarandon o.r d
Winnipeg.
Count: Von Blumenthal, the oldest
field mnarshal in the German army,
discir d
I' i ay evening on his estate at
Quellendorf, Duchy of N,nllalt
Ilgn. Charles Fitzpatrick 1'01.1 rrlo(1
to Montreal from New 7: oriv'' 00 : 1u1-
day, The Salicitor-Ciinelal says tint
Sir Wilfrid Lanier has gone to At-
lantic City,
Danis ,w�
1 Hawthorne, w Uhorne, alias 7T. Par-
dee, charged with having forged
cheques and uttered 'then.. in Toron
r . „to has been arrested and held for
extradition at' Detroit.
Henry R. ,Tac):son, : senior partner
of the firm. of. H. 1R .Tacksou ,)
Son, wholesale and retail liquor deal-
., Seaforth,, died there Sunday. Ire
reased was 62 years of a ''e.:.
The Hamilton. Board of Education
has divided ' its fire risks for the
coming year among: the non -tariff
companies, owing to the high rates
of the tariff insurance <companies:.
The ship -fever monument,;; ww i,ich
has occupied a prominent pos.t.cai
near the Victoria bridge since 3!-3:',9,
has,. been removed, to, Vit. I`acttck',
Square, Montreal, where it':will find
aerma
p neat resting place.
Frank Barr, aged 19 years, dfbd
late Saturday night in a .•hospital
an Philadelphia ,following a Lboxi.ng
contest at the Philadelphia, A. C`,
Kelly, who was Barr's opponent, and
Prank Henderson, the. referee, 11 -ere
arrested."•
'Emperor's William's •decree length-
ening medical study.,; as a remedy, o n
r rn'wb" ice his ar'cictat' it+hy' i-;ATlb2,over productlon•of physi
Men's fine shoes $2.50 for $1.90 at G.
Manson's.
St. Marys: • Aver -pretty.w i'
3 5 wedding
_,g
took place Tuesday evening at'" 'six
o'clock, at the lame of Mr. Creighton,
base line. The contracting parties
were Miss Annie K. Abney and Mr.
Alex Creighton. The ceremony was
performed in the presence of some 60
or 70 guests, relatives of the bride and
bridegrboiil, by the Rev. Mvlr. Hart of
Woodham. The bride ,was prettily at-
tired in- easier shade cashmere, trimm-
ed with embroidered ot„cF -animsv
.tied. t, 1nve'1V
THE CAPE COLONY IVA3ION
Lord Kitchener 'Says ' invading.
Boers Have Been Cheokeda;:
So i'ar as lits Iaforuaatign 1Woos, They
Did Not Deceive )' uch Assistance Tron>
the Cape ,Dutch—Dewet Ts Neat' Sene-
Icai—Clements and Colville Have Both
Been 'righting, and i'rench Is Chasing
the Enemy.
T.ondon, Dec. 24, --The
e War Office
has received the following despatch
from c t z 1 0r rl Kitchener, dated • 1?retorla;
Der., 22:
1ao far as it. is 901.11ble for me to
±0101 an opinion from the reports of
oilicers on the spot, T think the Boer
movement into Cape Colo1ij has bete
checked_ .Of' the two forces that en-
tered the "Colony, the eastern is still
north of :the Zoutiansb'ez•g range,
while the one that entered„ west a )-
,pears to Have been turned.,' in t1u di-
roction of Tri.tstiww'3t aitd 1'rieska.
Ourtroops are getting around both
bodies, and a special'eolt,uzln is also
being organizes, Which will be des-
pat'ch0d irniilcdiately when ,I know
:witei'r its Services are most wvahtcii,
"The l3ocz•s have riot received much
assistance in Cape Colony, so far as
my information goes, We have a,rin-
ed soine of the colonists, vire are
assisting' our forces. Railway and'
telegraph communication has been
Much. interrupted by the very bad
weather. tet.
'`Dowet is in the 'neighborhood of
Senekal, General French, in c0n•junc-
tlon.wztll General 'Clements, attacked
a force under BeycrS, soui;h of the
Magalicsberg:', The Boers broke away
in a southwesterly direction towards
Poct
hefstrootu, and were followed
by General Gordon with a'coluuul,:of
French's force.
"Yesterday . evening -about • 5
o'clock;.- Clenient's force was engaged
soutlif .0lipIiant's,Nek, but I don't
yot 'know time result;"
A later despatch front Lord Kit-
chener, dated Pretoria, 'Dec.' 22, says:
':The Western column of Boors - oc-
cupied Britstown, and cut ,the rail-
way
>soutit of De 'tar Junction. The
enemy is b01115 followed up,,
.`General French has been in con-
tact for
Pn-tact:for twvp., datiya "WiIh- the cons-
nlazzdo' of Boyers and Delarey, south
of ;the Magaliosberg: He is pursuing.
them., The enemy have Lost consid-
erable, and Couunandant Iireuz and
others -have•:been captured.'.
. "General Colville: en 'ancd' two
6 0 sep-
arate commandoes, Dec, 21
near
`Vlakf'rntein,' with a light loss, the
etlenrw' -retiring."
R:AIL-WAN' TOIIN ITP:,
Fiiht39
p With. the Boers at•ga11t's
Spruit.
X ancien; .Dec. `?4.—Reports have
sen'recetved from Cape T, w that
u" railway had been' ,torn up in
Eight pages ,of sunup ttized.
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Eig.htpages :of praptical
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articles.`
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XETEff FOUND
Pulpers and Straw Cut-
ters in Stock mall times
All kinds of Pulper and
Strawcutter knives 'of
every description S p 1 S3, 'on�
hand.
Steam Pipe and fittings
of 'all kinds.
A:good Williams` Sewing
Machine for sale.
J. FILIPIRAY
`r HE
llFST1O OlIEST1011 Of TIIE
&hat can J get' or Xmas..
c-'Qifts ,
And you need not worry ovet it any
longer. What is: More suitable or
more cheering than a nice boquet
. of cut flowers or potted plants, every
person of taste loves and apprecizttes
them. Leave your order early, •
su
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Ii;l,veyorz your New Shat? If
not, drop in and see us at the
first opportunity and let t'e
show yeti a few prices of the.
I.+'ancy, -Worsteds and Scotch
Tweeds.
lave you seen the new Staples and
Therringbone 'patterns. They
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l be i ties:."
A. big range of Blues and Black, Iris
Serges at the o1d prices.
If you waxrt 0 black we bare what you
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t r'E ROCAAr'..9_'S
Overcoats in Beavers, 31Qltons, Curls,'
Naps and Montanacts,
All work done iii -the latest style and
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LADIES
If you -want to'havegood luck with,
your Xmas. Cakes,, use our Princess
Pastry Flour. Ask for, it andmsist on
having it. -
WHEATLET -
Is a "dish for the dainty, the robust,
the dyspeptic and the hungry, for all
appetities and conditions. It is the
peerless item. of ar. good: 'breakfast and
there is no substitute. •
STAR FLOUR
Will make more bread and a larger
loaf than any other family foul, Once
used aIwa.ys wanted.
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