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DENTISTS,
Teeth extraoted without any pain, or any
bad effects. Office in Fanson's Block, west
side Main Street, Exeter,
- R.D. ALTON ANDCRSON,(D.D.S.,L.D.S.,)
honors Graduate of the Toronto Univ
reity and Royal College of Dental Surgeons
of Ontario. Teeth extracted without pain.
All modes of Dentistry up to date. 011ioe'
over Elliot & Elliot's law office—opposite;
Central , Hotel—Exeter.
Medical',
'nag. P. McLAUGHLIN, MEMBER OF.
D the Colle .e of Physicians and Surgeons
g g,
Ontario, Physician; Surgeon and Aecouch
our, "Office; Dashwood, Ont,
Legal.
-1ICILSON & 'CAULINgt, •,BARRISTERS,'
3J" Solicitors, Notaries, Conveyancers,.
Commissioners, Solicitors for the Molsons
Bank, etc. Money to loan at 5 and -5' per
cent. Office Fanson's Block, Main t.,
Exeter. (A member of the firm will be. at;
"Hensiill on Thursday of each week.)"
I. R. 0Aa iaG, B. A., L. ht. DICKSON,
El W. 0•LADMAN, (su,cessor to Elliot
i' ` G1u.dmau,) Barrister, Solicitor, Notary
Public Conveyancer, Etc. Money to loan at
lowest rates of interest, Office Main Street,
Exeter. •
Aact ;ioueerS
BOSSENBERRY, (l ranclBen d, Licensed
.;Auctioneer for 'County Huron. Sales
promptly attended. to, and charges moder-
ate.
ato: Orders by nail will receive every at
BROWN,Winahelsea.`Licensed
Anot-
ioneerfor the ,Counties of Perth and
Mirdiesex; alsolorthe township ofUsborne
Sales promptly attended to and terns rea-
sontale. Sales arranged at lost office. Win-
chelsea.. •
'Insurance.
E. ELLIOT,
IIIa•
= urone 1`
e Agent,
bi&u St. Exeter
FARMS FOR SALE
MONEY TO LOAN.'
The undersigned has a few good farms for
Gale cheap. Money to loan on easy terms
JOHN. SPACKMAN,
Samwell's Block Exeter
WANTED.
Salesman to call ontire retail merchants
Special inducements to their patrons; liber
al commission, Address, The National
third floor, 331 Dearborn St.,.Chicago; >111.
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Custom Sawing Done.
THE SUTHERLAND-iNNES Co,,
(Late Gould's Mill)
E. C. KESSEL,
Fore -elan
EXETER ONT.
-John W. Cook, aprolninent citizen
of St. Thomas, was arrested "on is charge
of assisting in the, abduction of Miss
Bessie Burke, sister of Colonel M. J.
Burke, United Stites Consul at St.
Thomas, The young lady herself is
the complainant.
Thousands Sent Into Exile,
Every year a large number of poor
sufferers whose I,lis
.t, s are sore and
,,..g'
racked wittl-r),,,,t;tls_are urged to o to
a,n�t e ii - timate. But this is costly
'not : always sure. Don't he an exile
when 3'
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eyes ? Heavy pressure,
in your head? And are
you sometimes' faint and
dizzy? Is your tongue
coated ? Bad taste in
your mouth? . And does
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Are you nervous and ir-
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"I have takenAyer's Pills regu-
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been able to do for many years."
S. E. WAr.wonn,
Jul 13 1899.'
9 > Salem Mass
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Hensall: At a regular Meeting, of
Zurich Lodge, No. 224, A, F. and A.
M., held in hislace St. John's night;
the following' officers were installed
for the ensuing year: '11. J. D. Cooke
W. M.; Bryon' Campbell, S. IV.; Al-'
fred•Scruton, J, W.; Rev. W. T.
Doherty, chaplain; Charles McDonell,
treasurer: James Bonthron, secretary;
Wm. Buchanan, tyler; Matthew Ell
wood, S. D.; Frances A. Sellers, J. D.
Louis Harold, T. G.; John 'Williams
and John L. Scott, Stew girds,, George.
Joynt, D. of C.
Zurich: •We regret to chronicle the
death of Angelina Hess, widow,;of the
late Peter Well. The deceased had
been a resident of Zurich for , a,• great
many years, in fact she was one of the
early settlers. ' Since the death of her
late ' husband she has been residing
mostly with her daughter, `Mrs. B.
Well, and had been quite healthy un-
til recently, notwithstanding her ay..
She died on Monday, 7th inst., at the
age of 84 years, 9 months and 22 days.
The -funeral took place on Wednesday,.
to the Lutheran cemetery and••.tvas
largely attended. -
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SIGNED FOR 8URE ANIS TIME
Prince Ching and Li Hung Chang
Attach: Their Autographs.
The Joint Note Now In a 'Position For
Discussion by the Powers—Tlie Ap-
pointment of Chan;; Chih Tung—Prince
Clung I)oes Not : 'Want Him as a
Partner in the 'Negotiating' Business—
ICatlway Cession Denied.
Pekin, Sunday, San. 13. -The joint
note of the powers has finally been
signed by the Chinese Peace Com-
missioners. :Prince Ching signed yes-
terday, and I.i Jiang Chang', who is.
better, signed to -day,
It is understood that the Malady
from v.hicli Li Ili ng Chang is suffer-
ing' is Bright's" Disease.' Ile \vas
feeling worse yesterday :and there --
fore' , postponed the a'lhx.ing of ' his
signature, but 1- nice :Ching was
hopeful, • that he o ould be able' to
sign to -day, which proved to be the
Prince' Ching has ,'protested -'to the
court aoairist° the a,ppoiutment, said
to : be Contemplated, of viceroy
Chang Chih Tung as a. plenipoten-
inary'in. the place of Li Flung Chang.
He thinks the latter's advice abso-
lutely essential, allhoiig•h ho be-
lieves it might be advisable 'to a.n
point a third plenipotentiary for
Chino., and reiterates his desire for
the appointment of Sheng, who
would be acceptable to the foreign_-
erg.
As to, Chang Chili Tuiig.'
So far as Chang " 'Chih Tung
Tung is eon-
.cerned, the foreign envoys, who
know hini, personally, say that, ),while
he is strongly .anti -•foreign; anti _leas
never Made any Secret 'of, his likes
and dislikes, they believe, he would
be a, satisfactory representative. of
the 'Chinese, and th' e -would not .be
arty objection .,to him on the score: of
his recent utterances. Indeed some
t
of the 1•Iinistert think it .wouldbe
wise ' for China to u.ake Chang Chih
Tung a pleiiipoteatia, y. Most of the
envoys Have received. "rcrci from their
governments that the .negotiations
must be. conducted to Pekin,on the
ground that for various reasons: oth-
or places suggested t\ould be objec-
tionable. Tlie•Russians- say they will.
formally turn over the railroad' to
the Germans immediately.
M. De Csicrs, the _ .i
,ucs:an Minis ter 2
object to the Britishattitude in re-
fusing to permit the .Russians to dis-
tribute rice and wheat' to destitute
Chinese in the British section. •
_CUSSIA GET$•NO R
AILSdAF. .,
Foreign Olflce Says • Lord Salisbury „flit'
Not Ceded Chinese Line.
.London, Jan 14.—The Foreign Of
-
flee that the report here declares g
rt ,of
tiie'cession-of the New Chwa.ng Shan
Hai ICuan ': Railroad: to ussia by
7:.ord Salisbury is., .unfounded. It
points
.
out that Gret Britain "has iiv
power to cede it; as, the railroad is
Chinese property. -
Moreover, it, is stipulated that it
shall'nilt be mortgaged to any`for-
eign government or company. There
have been- 'reports that Russian
S,gents are endeavoring to buy out:
the British interests,, but the British
Government is not connected there-
with, A. convention on this subject
is now under discussion.
AWFUL TALE OF'SUFF'Lri1ING.
Blizzard in Southern itussiaa Caused Ter-
rlble Snow Blockade. - `
London, Jan. 14.=The Odessa cor-
respondent of The Daily Mail sends
a heartrending story of the, suffer-
ings of railway passengers snow-
bound: while on. the way to Odessa.
The blizzard, he says, raged continu-
ously for more than 100 hours, over
the 'whole of Southern Russia. FIe'de
scribes', the gradual arrival of trains
at Razdyelenain, with :hundreds of
passengers front the.north, who had
teen entrained; six days. 'before.
"They had been 'snowed in for five
days," he continues, "and fighting
among ` themselves/for the icanty
food supplies 'provided at the rail-
way buffets. Womenand children
were weeping with hunger, . while
gangs :,of men ` battled with snow-
drifts, . which were 35 .feet deep in
some paces, and that, too, . without
snowplows, although these would
have been useless, even if they -could
have been found," •
Eighteen `thousand troops are not.
engaged in the -work of clearing the
The Odessa 'correspondent of The
Daily Mail wires that. 120 ree r1'
1 1 c
were frozen'to -death in the blizzard.
•
False tiarnt—Panic—Death.
g , an. x people were
crushed to death and as mans more
severely' injured in a' panic y which
followed a man's cry of -Fire!" late
Saturday afternoon in `Vest' 1'tvelflh
street ,Turner 11a11- About 800 peo-
ple were .in the place,' gathered to
witness'' the ,performance of a play
entitled ' "Tin' Green. Born.'' The
play was in Yiddish,: and titre audi-
ence comprised for the most', part
women and children.
- The hall stands in the centre of a
district densely populated by Jews.
The play was neazrly,over when the
.rt' ,Which caused the panic was
raised, .and within five seconds after
it rang 'through the hall, the entire
audience ryas converted into _it fran-
tic mob,` every member'• of which was
fighting for the safety which lily be-
yond the doors of the building,
wreckof the Tillamook.
PoII Townsend, Wash Jan, 11•.—
The steamer Senator, which, arrived
Saturday 'from Alaska, brought nctvs:
of the hiss of the steamer Tillamook.'
On Thanksgiving Day, about 5
o'clock' in. the afternoon, with the
sea perfectly calm, and the Captain
alist both pilots on the bridge,' the
i`illariiook tvas ,grit high arid, 'dry on
this north end of Wood Isla,nd, juste
south of.Kadioll Island:, 1Tor 1 5 pas-
sengers ' and crew were all safely
landed, together wit1 'their baggage ;g-sge
.and the s'teainoii's freight,
DEWET BECOMES MURDERER IThe Health Promised
A British Peace Envoy Shot by
Order of Boer General.
Report/Frena Lord Kitchener Causes the
Utanost Indignaition 'In London -Two
Conciliatory Boers With the 'British'
'SnbJoct Were Flogged—Canadians. Cap-
tiere Prisoners and Cattle-Boo•e in
Khaki Capture a,Britisle Patrol.
London; Jan. 1-4.—(1.30 a, in.), —
The brief report of the fate of three
rrieinbers of the, Peace Committee,..
-who were sent to see Gen. 12o''' -et, ex
cites the' deepest:rndigoatioxi on all,
Sides, One or Cryo papers express a:
hope thatI ors Kitchener has been
misled ,by false 'Kaffir'reports, but it
is generally felt that her "woulc1 mot
have reported the matter to the
\Val Odice a Litchi Lutdoubtetl ;evi-
dence.
Tire Daily "Atoll hese.,-tl:e raper_
w lilt the" o ors ''tuurdir, incl de-
ela,fin_ against only fur tiler tti;empt
to a oax the enemy into 'submission.
Deyvt has placed himself outside the
.pal'e of humanity, says The ` Daily
'vIa L, '`and not proclamations, but
large roinforcehtents, must be our
watahtvord."
The Morning Post says: ``This
marks the point where the guerilla
-Phase ends, and the baridtt phase
begins."
. All the papers' a peal.'strongly to
the-Clovernment to hurry forward- re-
inforcerncni; s, sitice it is evident that
the hoer leaders have now become
LdISechrSai
e .and
conciliation is quite
The Pretoria correspondent of•The
IDaily ilail:announces the return to
Pretoria of Mr. Pretorius; a forager
President of 'the late South African
Republic, frown a' futile endeavor to
persuade the Boer • leaders to sur-
reacler.
Senaii;i:ut Plucky Garrison.
de
Thi, , details of the autos.: upon
ICaalfontein and Zlirfontein Stations
show that there were only..smali gar-
risons of about '7.20 men at each, sta-
tion. The British had excellent
trenches, w'hieh , enabled ' them Lo
withstand the attacks, `until the
Beers, having ascertained that rein-
forcemneut•s were corning to the -garri-
soxis, retired.
'At Zurfontein a party of Boers in
khaki succeeded' in capturing a Brit-
ish patrol of eight nien, R-ihoui they.
subsequently liberated. The railway
and telegraph , lines will be speedily
restored.
The Coneiliation "Outlook.
London, Jan. 14.—The' War 0ffce
has; received this.despatch fi-din Corel
Kitchener:
Pretoria, Sunday, Jan.. 13. ---About
1.,400, Boers crossed the line, at-
tacking both Zurfontein and Kaal-
fontein stations, ` but were driven
off. They are, being pursued by' a
zilry brigade."
T4rd Kitchener reports also several:
'sia
cir llies at different oirrts vt-ilhT
P
trifling , British losses, ' and adds:
'Three agents of the Peace Conimit-
tee' were taken as prisoners to ,De-
wet's Amager, near .Lindley;, Jan. 10.
One, who 'was a British subject, was
flogged and then shot. The other
two, . burghers, were flogged .by; "De-
tvets orders."
Boers After Supplies.
Pretoria; Saturday, . Jan. ' 12:=
Last' night the Boers cut the wire
between.' Irene and Olifantfontein
stations. Early this morning 800
,Boers, under Commandant Beyer, in-
vested Kaalfontcin station. A hot
rifle fire and shell fire" with two
dolt!. pieces and a maxim, was. main-
tained for six hours. .An arrliored
train and reinforcements' were sent
from Pretoria, but before They had
arrived
� on the scene,, 'the' garrison
had driven off, the Boers, who retir-
ed unmolested, with a transport
train .half a mile long. The Boers
blew up the line beyond Kaalfon-
tein, compelling the snail train to
return here. `•It is supposed their ob-
ject was to obtain supplies, a great
'quantity tY of which are stored at
K.aalfontein: The British had no
casualties.
Gallant Canucks . Again to the Fore.
London,- .1 n. 14;—A special deer
patch' from Pretoria;• dated Jan. 11,
and: describing the fight of; Jan. 9,
near Commando Nett, dwells, upon the
excellent every of Howard's Scouts, a
new corps, composed of'Canadians,
who reutained in South Africa and
re-enlisted. These scouts chased the
retreating )Boers a distance of five
miles, harassing their rear and tail-
ing s'omc prisoners. 'One of Ielar-
einySs the horse
cocmaintdh aityaiPleatIslersc, osnttia"ai
n-
P
pod to its back and 500 cattle were
also captured.
Gen. Grant Is Bucy..
Atari ila, Jan. 14 en. Grant, ivho
is ;, endeavoring to finish the latest
insurrection in his: `district, and who
is personally commanding his scouts
at .the southern end, reported yes-
terday that ;he had' encountered a
number of bands ' south of. Buloc
Mountain, all of which retired up the
hills.]"Ie says s t ha t r
G a hundred h
of the
c
enemy; who were well entrenclhed,-
rriacle considerable resistance, but
were finally , • driven :•from -: their • po-
sit.ion: . Four bodies 'of insurg'ents
werefound, The American casual-
tins were. a ;sergeant and one private„
•of Troop A, Plii:filapine CaVa,Iry;''
wounded. Ln the' opinion of Ctn.
GI'nntC' '
h s ,17,t,z i t is now fairly pa=
oifiecl, "with the exception. of tile'le-
ezli1.: ;south of Buloc hiolmtain, and
the Pm'iis%ince of 1 ax:Fsaniga is ready
for 'civil gt)vcr ..hent,
i.issed the C,'aaat of Ai -n
0tt,a�tat, Jntli. 14.-1 Thyor:'Ploy ment.
in handing over the chair of o±1700 to
the City Clerk ort Saturday, atter: he
hail officiated at the reception o£ the
soldiers,, said as he kissed the coat
of arms: "I#oys, this is the last time.
I. Will 'over near that chain, and as
a good Catholic sonietttnec kisses the
crucifix at .his breast, I hiss this
hoping its I slit ta,t, no tru
British ub,lect hu(trt . and 01)7 GS'5eP'
war it,. '
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Digestion.
People 'Who 'decide 'to use Paine's
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Canada's best people, Tis Welt as; by
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completer digestive vigor, moreregulasr
bodily funtions, brighter eyes, clearer
complexion and sweeter breath.
'Why differ the use the use of Paine's
Celery Oonlpound' when the testimony
of tens of thousands proves that the
wonderful medicine encourages and
strengthens the ladnevs,cieanses the
the blood. of waste and poisonouslnat-
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Every iman • or woman whose ner-
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The use of the first bottle will show
wonderful and encouraging results.
A true bill for manslaughter was
returned by the. Grand' Jury at the
Carleton Assizes in the case of Charles
O'Reilly, charged withinurderingMrs.
Atchison, -of Ottawa.
Mr. James Sills of Hinchinbrooke,
was killed while shooting rabbits
Thursday. His .children returning
from school found the body of their
father lying dead in a `field.
A -Deep Mystery.
It is a'mystery *hv.:woman 'endure
Backache, Headache,i , rvousness,
Melancholy, Fainting and Dizzy spells
when thousands` have proved that
Electric Bitters will quickly cure such,
,troubles..; "I suffered for years with
'kidney writes Mrs. PhoeLe
Cherley of "Peterson, Ia., "and a lame
back pained me so I could not dress',
myself, but Electric Bitters wholly
cured rne, and, although 73 years old,
I now am able to ' do all my house-
work.' It overcomes Constipation,
improves appetite, gives perfect health.
Only 50c. at all drug stores.
,Lameness in the mussels and joints.
indicates rheumatism. Don't dally
with it a minute: Take Hood's Sar-
saparilla, and cure it.
Canada will have 16751 square feet
of space at the Glasgow Exhibition,
8,961 feet in the main building and: 10-
830 feet in the Canadian building.
Blown to Atoms.
The old idea that the body ,some.
times needs a powerful, drastic, purg-
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King's New Life Pills, which are per-
fectly harmless, gently stimulate liver
and; bowels to expel poisonous matter,
cleanse the system and absolutely cure
Constipation and Sick Headache. Only
25c. atoll drug stores.
'Frank Long, son of James Long, Na-
panee, was a fireman in Rochester,and
lost This life 'in the recent fire there
Thursday.
One of the .best business blocks on
the, main street of Brigden was nearly
wiped out by fire. The loss is $25,000
or $30,000.,
It Girdles The Giohee ”
The fame of BuckIen's Salve, as'tile
best intheworld, extends. around the
earth. A's the one perfect healer of
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•
Robert Kelly attemptedsuicide at
Brantford bv cutting his throat with
a penknife Thursday.
TO CURE' A COLD. IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative l3romo Quinine Tab-
lets. All druggists_ refund the money
if it fails to cure, 25e. E. 'W. Grove's
signature is on each box.
Mr. John Bowes' store dwelling
and Weaver Bros.' store at Elora were
destroyed by fire Friday.
DON'T RUIN CHANCES bytaking
whiskey or brandyto settle, te stom-
acht
'or stop archil chill. Pain -Killer in hot
water sweetened will do you more
good. Avoid substitutes, there's but
one Pain -Killer, Perr ' Davis'. 250
.-' taS,e ays a Es11.AFtf8
THERE IS NO KinnOl PGS111N Olt
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ua-
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Have you your Neth Suit If
lint, drop in and see us at the
first opportunity and let the
show you a few prices of the
Fancy, 'Worsteds and Scotch
Tweeds.
'Live: you seen the hely Staples and
Therringhone patterns, They
are beauties,
A big range of Blues and Black,,
larges at the old,' prices.
Y
ociwarra as.)lack we Tiaive•sshztt you
want in Pwiils, \reuetians and
Clays.
OVERCOATS
Overcoats in Beavers :IN atoll
, ,, Curls,,;".
Naps and Montanaets.
Ali
ork done in the latest style and,
fit guittanteed,'
GPIElikx
Opposite Post Ottico:
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LADIF-a�i
If you want to have good lick with
your Xmas. Cakes, ; use .our Princess'
,P astiyFlour. Ask for it arid insist on
having it.
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.Tia E _T
Is'the a dish for`the dainty, t.ic. robust,
the dyspeptic and the hungry, for al
appetities and,couditions. It is the
peerless item of a good breakfast and
there is no substitute.
STAR FLOUR
Will make more breadand a1 larger
loaf than any other:family "flour. Once
used always wanted.
„,CpBBLEDICK & SON.
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Our stock has ne-'er been
better assorted that at present.
Cali and see our different
lines; such as Pianos, Or -galls,
Sewing Machines, Children's
Clatters ; and .Sleighs, C)'oko-
lnoe" Boards, Violins, Mouth
Organs. Music of all kinds.
Organ and Sewing
Machine
repairs. Also the celebrates.
Berliner Talkine, Dlachilie.
CALL AND SEE US.
S. MAR :'
'1'i111.�
We have moved into our new pre-
mises opposite the Central. Hotel and
^are now open for 'business. Our •pre
mises.are ,modern and we; give you
modern and tip -to -date goods and.
made in the most modern style.
W e Personally .
. Cut Every Garment
That's made upat> this establishment
—aswell asfit it-= '
and look after
itll the details. This is onlYoe,.
n
reasonwhy our prices are modem.
ate.
Gent's Furnishings .
Colne and see us in our new -'place
of business and examine our stock of,
Gent's Furnishings.
Bert. K11nght
REPAIRING
if yOtt want cu4 iz'well d.ue
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toll, 5i tit ;.:I3- yV l,te'llt i, ObnC%s
and. .'Te,Wolry Fav speciatity<
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drti;%'"iiiasatl ±tyson:ha,itd,
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