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EDITOR AND PROP
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older than 'you are?
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It Is believed that the fits t Arnerr
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Deed one eyf
11.1Me awrbriraidg. 'es' hgareaatest thenies. -Interest
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never flags. in. the' subject. Men hai, e
u..len.in 9 ur po6it.ion. Ilave ,n0.-Ir0.01- ,
teeny in easel- t4tit ,P,AIN-hILI.ZIL 'ZS OW ,
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Int.t.sts'::'Ci'"''It-tte'CI:raaviclar7au'enrithEtheiKit"e"ena'I' la'''.
TWO i.,Z,elit 25o. and 50c. bottles.'
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Yet it s impossible to
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< their way .hitp the House of I.,ord-r nr,i
. Frederick „ • .. .
Dr, L. Porker and .Ralne D..
tired of their
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periences sometimes, but of other peo-
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look young with ,.the'
color; of 70 years .in
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the hair. ' It's .sad to
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see young persons
Smitb df ' 13inghanaion who has las,
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rQtarneq fripni a Enr°Pean trIP• '11.&
tourists visited the vaearit c,hari-ibere
in Parliament Building when they
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first went to Europe. two months tine,
but at that time neither House, was -in
ple's never.
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;;Ie",hi esagite,atilltionggi eats', titea' wiest.egePeh.11',°,1,T.
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, el e is no stereotyped way of g rt-
ting • - , , -.. . . . ...
..0°1' 4 °St aS men "Ye f°und all-
fereet waYs '6f '
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281\rdlitacelli.„i'ettlite sc?nnoft1M-1° t• :.es jne. it !Iles: .tN); \fr. '2!, ttv,lire....
house set a fir•e cracker oft JD his bah-
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er s Ice house, which is connectec svi 1
the.. 'barn. ' Next imitating Mr. John
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look. prematurely 'old
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Session. When they i'eturned to Lon- :'
propos' ing po' there
hnve been endlesP 'Ways, '
Downey' .. , , , , , . and
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in this way . Sad be-
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cause it's all unneces-
sary • for gray hair, .
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don week before. last and learned
that both Houses were in session they
deferral ' ' -It
, ned to try to witness the
working ef., the meet dignified ,ana.
august body in -the ,ifforld,ethe House
.0f Lords. -,- '.., , ,,, „. •"•,;.,
in which .In.en
have met their 'fates • A rtnnantic
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e enrent is mixed up with most love,
affairs. ' ' •
I-Iorace Greeley and Mary Young '
Cheney were married the. first ' daY.,'
'fhey
qleizI3-enxotittirrgeidii.ebbbeedptlahnee•fritliinefisi.13
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. Parkhill: On Tuesday night seeveral
glhomes.in WWII Were entered bybur-
ais., '.iill'r. W ., A , MeDornald?,s ae'es--
cluel,le..1v„1;:snej.int,esiaenciN.N•e.137 tl. eti”fi,e0(ksyl;
'at''''''''0"-'-'°° ': - r. ' ' •,
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Professional Card.s..
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. II, KINSMAN, L. D. S. & Da. A. R.
eil". KINSMAN, L Di S., D. p,s...Honor
, graduate. of Toronto University, ,
DENTISTS.
reeth bxtracted without any pain, or any
bad effects, Office in Fanson's l3lock, west
ride Main Street,Exeter.
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InqUIring , at their hotel they learn-
ed that no tickets ,are. issued for ad-
Mittance to that I -louse in fact tha.t
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there are no. admittancee, except to
friends, who are taken .In by" mem-
hers; They jeareed aeat tee Aniette
cars Embassy has, two tickets each,.
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they met. Ind corresponded foi
some time a meta'ai eriend who wds
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etmlet Mpg' Of a nmatelimels'er, h vine;
broug,ht this about. .S. ,. a ' -
' he was young
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and beautiful and all his tao,eY, Pa!o'-'
ed 'her, hut _she was much dtsapponit-
Otl:in his apPearance, so nine so. .... ,
:When he app'eared .before, herb, haythmegt
hnis beclinconetMr. pliverepaited., Iliad. i.,1,
watch rtnct its, stolen. Mr. lairente a
wateti nndMr., W. .11. gark's-
house was aiso enteted bu t th •
yisa, secured. In the nast three the en-
t, .... . • • .d thro eih the win-
lance wae m,t e ta, . n .. ,
cloYee.
we
promptness , ,,: . ' , , 4, a. . __
pronaise your sb,it on .a
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given we ave i
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DR.D. ALTON ANDBRSON,(D.D.S.,L.D.S9)
honors tiracluate of the Toronto Ifni-
rsitV and Royal College of ,Dental Surgeo2as
of Pntario. Teeth eXtracted without pain.
All -modes of Dentistry up to• date. office
al nevr block south of Carlings' block.
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Commons and that it is also much
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eaSier to' get admitted to that body
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been acce ted by • letter
and the marria...'s day fixed, she frank-
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ly 'told hirn that although she marriLu
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the quaht- of 'he gbods
' or tile nt of the clothes.
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' For over half a cen-.
through some member.
They visited the ' Embassy,' butY
him, she was not ln love With him.
married life Was hang, and :liaPe
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ou may ateper.1 on ,.,.s.
' Medical
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tury this has been the
standard hair prepara-
tion. It is an el.egant
dressing; stops fall-
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learned that all -"tickets were. spoken
for weeks in advance. 'The .attaehes
of the Embassy could suggest no waY
in which they could secyre adInittaMee
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unless they Icnew some member. oar-
ter to
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PY,' and the loss of. his *ire y,:as a.,
blow n•hich he did netIongeSurvive...
; .The second time that Bis.„marck ,me,
Johanna Puttkarnmer he
Fralllein n
kissed her soundly in the preSence of
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J. MURRAY'
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Manufacturer & •Dealer.
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Opposite Post Office
inff.T.p,' McLAUGRLIN, MEMBER OF
.1-• the Oblloge of Physicians and Surgeons
)ntario. Physician, Surgeon and Aceoueli-
our. Office, Dashw,00d., Ont.
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in of the hair . makes
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.the hair grow; and
cleanses, the scalp
from dandruff.,
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$1.00 a bottle. All druggists.
a day's unsuccessful effort place
a Member of Parliament 'on their ac-
quaintance liSt, they visited the' Cun,
ard agent, who had `shoWn thein coin',
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tesies when they first landed... He
could , suggest nothing; until . he re-
membered that .he knew a member, OF
the lower house. Be nromisecl to see
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a „nurliber of guests. The. iminediate
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efftc of this en3barrassi „,
'Shocking behavior was. the ProMPt
nthiouncement . th• which
., of e betrothal,
:Was 30011 followed by the.
' ,The first time Mary . Todd met' ,Lin-
coln she said: , to her sister .: ' "That
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Portable and Stationery Eneines and
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6 .1.710WS', anc o ers, ow-
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ers, Etc. Iron Ripe and fittings, re-
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pairs on Agricultuial Inipletnerits
, iind general machinery promptly atl
tended to ... „. '
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Exeier-•mmir'
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R 0 L,L c. R
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PA 1 LLS,
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ntorcSoN & CARLING-, BARRISTERS,
.L., solicitor -6, Notaries, Conveyancers,
Dommissioners, , Solicitors for the Molsons
Bank, ete.., Money to loan at lowest rates
sf interest. Offices, ,Main Streets .Exeter.
r. R. CABLING, B. A.. L. H. Dicirsoa.
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"I have been. using Ayer's Hair
Yip:if for ,oTer,20 years and 1 can
heartily recomniend it. to the public
as the hest hair tonic inexistence.-
' -.Mrs. D. L. ALDElts0J3,
Apr1124,18.99. Ector;Tex.
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what he could do for the tourists.
That night ' he came to their hotel
bringing them two tickets from his '
Member acquaintance ' which . would
admit them to the House of Comnions. '
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men will be Pi•esident one, Of tbese
days. He will nialm ',a.,,busband to .be
proud of." About that tinie tinco'n's
chances of becoming President seemed
as... remote as , poisible,, and , Maryis
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'seorn. .i4.
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2 Good Second Hitnd MoWers for &tie,
, cheap; also 1 'Steven's & Burns' Por-,
tableThi•eshing Eng, ine for sale_ in
, good running order. Price $lio.00
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Highest,4. prices -, paid,
El' 'Wt. GLA.DatAla-,,(snocessoi to Elliot -at
J.' . aladman,) Barrister, Solicitor, Notary
Public Conveyancer, Etc, Money to lo,an at
.o -west. rates of interest. Office Main Street,
Exeter. .
1.t you, do not obtain all the benefits
-Ital,'IttlsItofift(V. vadvir:,-, write
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DE. J. C. AYER,
Lowell, maim
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When they silgge,sted their' desire to
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visit the House of Lords to several'
Englishmen, the Britishers siumly
gaped in wonder at the men whose
nerve would prompt them to think ef
auch a. thing. ' ' ' • '
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sister laughed the - idea to '
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few months afterw,ard Mary. Todd was
married to "Ugly Abe," and in four-
teen years the prediction was fulfilled
As • a child the future .Mrs. Lincoln
had. prophesied that she would 'become
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Sole agent in Exeter and .vicinity for
'the Electric Boiler Cci.mpound. Gilar•-
anteed to he strictly first -plass
removing Scales, etc.
t..,t.
fOr Clean,. Red W h., --1,t.
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Large stock: of mill. feed
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on' hand.
.A...etioneers .
itBOSSESTEERRY,PrancieBond, Licensed
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' . Auctioneer for County Enron.- Sales
Promptly attended to,' and .ch.s.rges moder•
Ite. Ord.ers by mail will receive every,st--
tention. ,. - .
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On July 19 the tourists' Were ailmit•
the wife of a President ofothe. United--------
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ineer-atted to the gallery ' of the -House cf
. St. Marys:, , Geo. Foster, engCommons, where they - 'listened, 'for
,Cartees.Mill, rnet with' a'serjoirs' acci- sorne tiine to the WeiglitY 'diScussidit
dent 00. Eridey afternoon'. He, was as- • ' ' . ' II' '
on the advisability, pf permitting in'
s'istnig in unioadimi 0o. al vi en -a sud- Irish language to be e ' taught 'tiP , the
'States.
neThe first ' August- Belmoiit's mar-
ria,.;•e to' ComniOdoie Perry's` daughtet
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grew oat of a duel. , At his,'firSt meet -
lig with the 'lady, a blooming Haiti- '
FOR SA.I.,E.
, AiWatei•loo Trantiori• Engine and
sl , • . . hs, .• ..
°mire . ,.par.ttor With.12 inch.. Bran t -
ford G-ribder, ' F. '0, B.,. Exeter,' `for
$850. This is a rare bargain and must
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00D livAvrii EDI
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ril BROWN tWineheiseM, LiconsedtAneti
1.1., ioneer.for the Counties of rer h an
fitiddlesex, also for the township ofUsborne
;area promptly attended toand terms .rea-
ionbale.Sales arranged.at Post office. Wia-
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den forsvai•cl movement of the' wagon ,
escho 1 f l'' It .d.' Thi Odebee. aocyti."
threw 11.10: to the . ground. ,• 'A, large o s o ' re an s - • • i
became too tame for the,' Amerieans,
piece of coal, striking, him on thehead, , • • .
'est , 617
inflicted a Serious -scalp wound. Sever- and they , left the House in „cll.' . , ..
al stitches were reciaired. td -close-the ItVlin.'game" • ' ' • „ ,
. They down the long lika.11
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b' 11, ; t the 't'''''' la , . li I '
snore e e a e theatre,e c a -
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lene-ecl a man who made some remark
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, reflecting on .the ylrtue of women - gen"-e.
etally. When the smoke. of .the'sinsuil-
taneous fire the two
b . . 1:1' - t t il d e death f the ' .
e so c owing o ie ea o e pro-
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prietor• ` ' '
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.upiRay
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, Insurance.
E ELLIOT,
• , . Insurance Age,n,t. Exeter
ii.Ilfli 8I.'•'-'''''•
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wound.1 started :
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of pistols 'Cleared ,
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Wingham: A charniing June wed,- the upper house. . Soon ' they weilkl.....
dhig was celebrated a,t ' " Riverside," stopped by the . uplifted" hand', ' nf .7a."'
reSidenee of Mr Thoe:Pell o a Wednes- , • : ' 'se-, - '''•'
.,..a. a s nee - - - ' o ., - : • guard. "'S -s -t. You mustn led -rime hese!: „..i
•' away it was found that the hully had
Abultet :through' his heart and` Aiiel-
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emonti a ball in the leg .He became' a -
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ehettistofee theil...,:hotir e.. proposed. to, the
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Wittig
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,,,trithon,,,b,„ his dal -It -Pater Miss_Jean . . ,.. an
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MaY' was united. on marriages' to Mr. 013-..
The Amer o e
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-.heal:114[W Miss perry. and was -accept-..
He
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1114 SALE :-
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MONEY , TO LOAN...
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Tile undersigned has a few gciod faiM s for
sale cheap. Money to loan on ,easy terms
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se
• Samwell's Block Exe i
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Tiul'iert Hewseyhisbolin• T,he 'bride cans were no , 6
d b t ifi s ' They engaed
was One of Winglaa.in's mos.t popular Pe y such , r e . .
young ladies, and the 'groom is well .the guard in conveesatIon, ,and sopa .
k flown as the prosperous proprietor ot ' th ey had secured, hls gradds.*;,
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the corner jewelery store. e cere- .. ,. - Then 'they explained • the ' .sits
Th o
„ f • d • the nation and asked Vim to 'help them
inony was pet. oime in e presence ,
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ed. said It was ,her maele-face that
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nerve ' m resent . e imptitation
enshes eea, •
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*till Henry Stanley the. 'eXpleirer ' it
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was !love my daughter leave me"
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8fIRINS- -0 crotrve
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of. the immediate friends of the :cnine get into the House. .
tracing parties, by Rev.. Wm. Lowe, "Don't you, know some Lord?" ,in
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vector 01 St. Paul's church. : , ' quired the, 'good-natured fellow. i
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' 'er'' ' ' The Americans' aemitted that they
rand.erich: Saturday n. long talk. -ed. of -. - • -
case was tried before His Honor Judge had no lords on their calling -list. The
,Tennant ,refused
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consent :to. . her daughters. marrying,
"Doll '' II'.that I have.l ft- d I
y. is a . p .--, an
can not,, shall. not 'part with her ' But
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to entreaties she finally yielded., "I
want your daughter for my wife,"'
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Welave•secured. a nimiliev of High
Grade Massey -Harris Bicydles in
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Ladies and , Gents - . -,
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below regular , prices and while
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MEAT MARKET.
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For Fresh, good and the choisest cuts
of meat, call on the Undersigned.
While all out. cuts of meat dr.e the
finest, we make a, specialty of meat
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deli.cacieS. '
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Meat delivered. to all parts, of the
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Doyle, Action was byouglit,by Jona- guard .scratched his head in perplex-
than 'Miller, prOprietor''Of the Hotel its,: Finally be. suggested: '
Bedford, to recover. the price of some Well, I'll tell you: Just hide a bit,
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54 meal tickets supplied the Huron ban' per'aps sense lord will come out."
Old Bovs laet year; Messrs. a INIciGilli- The tourist "bided several. bis,"
cuddy, -Win. Lane, A. McD.. Allan and but none', came. More scratching ofI
W.LT. Murney being the clefenclantS. his head brought another idea to the
an . .s. , ,. , , , , . . , ,,
The commotee- reruseu co pay mote guard, who suggested:
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than -5 cents a mead, while Mr. Millet aa. d 't tell that I t id
claimed 4,0 'cents, and cont,endecl is w, onno oneo
he &
you, ,b but dow t th door. ther
u go n o e.
had not,-snbscribed 510 ' which the ,.. e
committee held he had. It was a and inquire for Lord , Aberdeen, . and
- ' jury see if you can make- it." '
case. The verdict gave' illti. Miller- 40 - • , • . -
e Arnericans - believed that, this
cents a meal anctdeeided that 'he Must ' ' '
...the sio - .. .- . .. was :good advice, as Itput:them. one
pay _ .
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Stanley said, "give her to me, and do..
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yen at the same time 'become my
mo er, .., rot er an sis er.,
father' b 'h ' d ' 't "
"She l " ' ' d ' " d
s yours, repie mamma, an
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SO ..i i. ,, , a , in , is e story
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9.f.. an ey a wooing, and. Mrs. Tennant
is his ap irreparably and indissolubly
h daughter'
as her is and Mr Stanley is
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said to be a model husband ' and a
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tractable and. obedient son. ' '
. was through- his novel "The
. - . - s, . , - - ..„
•Scalp Hunters that Cant. 'Mayne
• ' '
Bold Won a bride. .He was ' thirty
years' old when he met a- dam 1 - f
6e q
. .
Prices for
Red Star 600
-Red. Star, 550
• '
'Special Manilla,
' ' 1 ' Id •
Sisa. o ......,.........
, 7
' -
Sisal Standaru
:' ' '' '' '
the
' A n.
U U
ft • •
ft....
500
'
--1'
.....
a f
eason o
1
10-c
• • • • - •
.. . .10 0.
ft..- 9.;-;e.
8 . c.
'
. . . . 7 e.
',
they last will sell. the.nt a t csreatly
, . .. e,
figures They are -new and up -to-
• . .. . .
date In every respect ancr• fully
-
, guaranteed. Call- and see- them
and be your own judge of them.
Our Pianos, Or-gans and Sewing •Ma -
chines are the best the market
affords. '
We re in bilcIren s Cztrritiges,
. ' a ' '
Waggons, Etc
• ' - ' ••••
' -
,
&nese At tsie 'of all Kin.ds.
•
John Manning
a e th :goal. • The
' guard ne r r e , , y p ,
. . , , . ' . • ,
thirteen with Whom he at f 1!
•
• , _
(These latter two not oui own n.al,..e.)
sented themselves to the stiff. officiets,
, .
• wtio stood at the. enter door of tlie
- -
.
in love. he child,. of course, tool:. no-
. - • , . . , .. • .,
notree of him, but he gave her the
CANADIAN FARMERS.
'GALL AND SEE US.
. .
'10 CURIE A COLD IN oNE PAY .
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab-
le.ts. All druggists refund. the money
if it fa,ils to cure. 25c. , E. W. Grove's
signature is on each box.
, ,. .
,...r.,,,:•.;:-..,,,.3.3-7-'41$:Fay.if.. ,tzfly$,K House, and Mr. Smith- said:
Aber
"We would like to see Lord , -
. ,... deen. . , .
, 1 L . -'1 ' "
. ,
'story •to read, as effective a manner
• . .
of courting in this nineteenth cerittiry
as ever was Othelle's in an earlier
. .
We have •ust.il N orcl to say to you.'
. s v
. I s th first and onls truly ei. opera,
tive company in ...A.merica, is offering
ots
-". 'BS !NCO_ ..___g .
MPI -Et WiTHOLii 'I%
9
''XTRACT
' . - ,
• -,,r----
- ''.71'1V--°' • '•7.'427M`
. "The guards were inclined to ainnre
, . - •
IN 'the 'question, but the Americans stood
their grOund, emphasized their de-
mands; and convinced the guards that
- • . .
they were im o tan dignita• les.
, la, , r t_ . ,
Their were Carried in to the
' - , . .
one. Two yea
years later the young lady ..
was at 'a public meeting where Caps:
Reid spoke on beha if of the ' Polish
refuges. .
eees. . n electric thrill seerne
"A ' d
t 'th h ' h ' '
.ci pass . through me as e entered tho
. . , , _. , , ,.
you to -clay its stocle-10 small holcangs,
one and two shares -at par. It .is also
Pia Pin g' its splendid twines with you for
the conaines Harvest at prices raw .nia-
. e, .
terial cannot now be botanist for. Your
,
loyalty turd intelligence will hold Ita in
,
OUR
,
P 11 EPI I 3 E S
.----
-es
, et
n
sto:ogees
lien them,
ary orrour
aoninaseertispeort.
651 Mr A T C.11 ......f.'.
= IN .,iVegiveshandsomoc;pen ,,,"--....a.
face,, Polished `---..
Nickel Watch, Miler!. ,,,,. „r'.'''''''
a., es. Lever Movement f ' 'i
..r.1 for selling only 2 doz,
, s ,packages'of.Sweet,Pea.` . ,
, : ,e• °secant loc.apaessse. poi pa.p-
e 7. se contains a splenrilamixturo otthe
• ,M00p fragrant varieties' of all colors.:.
1.-- , You caa,eara this,fine Watch in,an„
e afternoon la setting to-ivork' at once.
adyertisernent anawomefoi•wardtbe Seeds. '
returntheineney, and WC guarantee, slice dolly.
Watch at,oene. '_Writo OA y,ss the Beason for
seed simply, Co.? Toronto . ,
-`'•*.2155i1
REL VES CHAFING, ITCIIING OR iRill-
TATIO 'I. COOLS, COMFORTS AND 1.1E/1 LS,
THE SiI1N;'AFIER SHAVING.
. ' '
Avoid dangereuS,' kri-tafing Witch Hazel
preparatithis representei to be "the sarne as"
POnirS Extract, which easily soars and alien
contain "wood alcohol," a deadly poison.
cards
,former Governor-General of 'Canada.
..,,,
"Does, His Lordship expect you.
,
inqUired one of the guards. , '
h expectS us to-
, '`U don't know as e
day," replied Mr. Snnth. , ,
• But tbe waiting time, my brothers,
!•:,' the ' •
: was e hardest time of all, explains '
'
room." sh e afterward .said, and wh eu
.
the, moeting was over .she went up ,to
..
;peal; to him. "1. leave. for London
on ili-',next train " he said 'hurriecIlY
••
' ' - ' • ' '
Please send me your address."
• ,
' "I do not know where," she replied'
• . • - . ,
wit,h -some ernbarrassmeet. He in-
, •-•,taritly handed out his card and was
.
emetence, your scepticism and incline
, . • e , •
el ce will drive us from exiotence,si larch
1
means it detithlilow to. all future co -
opetation of fa-erners and will surely
bring•oue resultea gigantic Twine corn-
bine. from the influences of which you
. '
will be absolutely he p ess to hold your-
selves.: ' '
------
-
We have,moved.into our new pre-
mises opposite the. Central Hotel, and
are now'open for business. . Onr pre-
rnises are inodern and we give you
. . .,..b
' • ,-.....,... • ass. see- nees- --. es-nt- es --.-aa-• ' g th i
ssene. ....siAe-ecesn'•-•-s- .1"te - • "'"(A- -4 - • Dr. Forlter, In describin e incid nt.
one. A formal little. note followed:
You have yoUr option -pay yonr
modern and -up-to-date , goods and
• -
The
• .
'
Paid
Reserve
. 'Morley
their
tit 7
Open
p.m;
A general
.
CURRENT
Doposit.Reoeipts.
DI,ON
Molsons Bank
. ' '
(Chartered by Parliament , 18 55.)
. . .
up, Capital, .. '. .. .... ; .$2,500,000
.Fund.... ,.....,..... :2 050 000
, r, •
, •
Hand office.Montreal, •
JAMES ELLIOTT 'Esti.'
, . .
GENEp,AL M.A_NAC4-1:...,R.
'. '
tidtinceit to good.. raitinsii•s on
owe notes -With one or more endorsers
Per cent. per annum. +
—EXETER 'BRANCH—
..
every lawful -day from • III. a.m. to a
Sittardays 111!&.m. to 1 p.m,
, , .
bat -tieing busitless brap.sdeted
.
RATES allowea for money: tin
Sttivings Bank at 3 een,t.
"I 14 ON' '
SON & 0 A.11 TANG', -, N' C.) In I) ,
' • Sol iciterS. A're'etl" r
, —
- Wlaile We stood ' debating what .we
White's four rnill at Galemn, was ' / d t th ' guard loudly
. .• ' •hould o nex , e e ,r
. 1 I. Oss 15 000
bornec . ... . $ . , . ____ _unee d: 'Lord Aberdeen.' Turn-
tilno
Stanley: Many will regret, to learn mg, we saw bellied us a pleasant lools-
of the clet.,t,tla of zit) old resident of SUM- Ingo but very. dignified, well-dreesed
lev on . Wednesday, in ' the,. person cf f middle age and then we knew
, , elan . o - , r . .
Edward Glenn, at the advancedage of wet had got to see the game to. the end.
17 years, the. catise of demise being , . h' ' b " b • d f bl if
'= Fatting on is ost . ran o - u ,
nrincinally olcl age. He •was born in . , „
- .'- - • - M Smith stepped tints) his Lordehip
Packetabarn toNvnship, shortly after r•... .
the landing of his parents from the old" and began: .
. , ..
rdeen we owe you an apoi-
country, and was Jett ,an orphan at ttn t'A'r,r• ,Abe ,
hilt We' wieli, to get ine o
early age. He Caine ±0 Stanley in ithout. OgY. ' ' • t WO
, • es, „ . . .
'' • 't '' - . H use of Lord& and we,were referred
the year 1.8o4. -and aettled on lie. farm o .. .,, ,
il DeaTr Capt.Reid-A ouasked m t•
' y ' 'By'e n'
send you my address, Iedo so." re-
tarn of post came' the • answer:. Only
t
sa.Y that You love me and I will be
with you at once;" and then 'the re- -
•IY I 'thinkIdo 1 " N dl
p n • o eve you. ee eas,
t ' s Y th t h 1 h ' . • •'•
' °- a- a t, ere s riot ing ae good
as- this in the lovers' novels
.. • ' , - . - - '
,
That Admiral Porter was not afraid
to 'bra -Ire the ere, of an, unpropitious
' . t d btl " 8 . ' • d h' i the
parent ,oti . es jaise • him n i a•es-
teem of hie lady love.' When a nild-
, . e , • .,
einpman on board the flagship of
money and take your choice. Stand by
this t t • d ' t f t .--
is grea eh an most perfeet co-opc,
alive Movement in the world and so
. . . ..
bring' a continuatuM of relief tliroutsh
its unntiestionable influence is a twine.
price reenlator. Desert Us or treat,our
i ' te • • -• ,
agonts witlt indiflerep,ce ana you have
Milv tb wait Tcip restat.s.
' -'o better t*ine -Wats ever macle on
IN . , -
earth" or furhiShed to t•he Canadian
Fartnet than bas been supplied you by
' C ' ' ' ' If ' '
' Ibis your own ompany. we. wete
not an intense element of protection to
, „. . .
farniere there avou c he no opposi-
made in the most modern style.
'''
.
We Personally . .
•
. °lit Every Garment
- • me. ,
That s di, up t this est bli hment
• ......_ a'a •Ei
a.s well aS fit it --and .look after
,
a , , f., al, S. 1S 1 , y
' ' 11 th d >yr Th. 's only one
rettSon WIlY our prices, 'are molder-
ate ' ' • ' •
•
. . e
DOW occup-by-Iris' son. For . about to you to t „ake us in:
ied
ten yeiirs he lived ,in Clinton, but pub- ,"Mr" Aberdeen was too much sur-
Secinently returned to the favni; where prised to speak at, first, so the young
he remained up to the time of hie attorney explained: .
,
from -I i"
deatih. , "We have just come m the I otne
,
Of Commons." ,
, ._,i emniriclore ,Portem ' who 'Was accem-,
panied by his family, whleh Included
a young and lovely daughter, , young
porter allowed no arentai• eons ' att•cl
' - '1.) . m - a
to frightcm him. The orderlyesvaS tOld
to allow the midshipman On en-
tion what.ever pitted agetrist us. Re -
member' the Stab Deal. - .
,
Don't syttste time wrestling with the
question anY. longer. la:rot:it 'straight,
. ' ..
' i • i , 0 „ 0
in the face ant inept fy y, IlleCnves
. .
witli us ae. shareholders. Buy your
.
G- t' 1-1-- •Shill.cYS
en s ..... aim .-.. .
. • - -.b.
. si d'see,u8 i it' on t• riessf• Place
• uOtpe an , .. .
, f 1, 8. ' . . 1 .:.,— .
e• o ire stock of
o in mess ant eseamin t ,
Gent's 'Elltillshi,rigs.- "
,
. . ..„. "I-Iow clid you get into.the HouSe of
EXETER iiiiiRKETS, ComMons?" ineuired Lord Aberdeen,
. ,, membei "
CHANCED' E iCII WPD1,TESD .,Y On tickets tom a me b , .
.. i ..,T, .,,, ,... ,i, i, .2., ,, , ,,
"
not ,
ter the cabin without special bermis-'
sion. Young Porter ' however' man-
- ' ' ' ' ' • '
aged to continue his vialts to his fait
.• -
tw ioe from this Mother Company with
its splendid past, 'record of years rind.
you will hove oceesion to be insiod of
••.' . ' , . i
.
y ir ecitIon end lovelty leter on
°I - ' ' '
,.
.. Bert. Knigh. .
• , • hat member?
wi i..., - co 0, W
lea' ' • • • • ' • ' • ' • • • • • ' ' ' 4 ' I " it was eh it was -What
P‘a lc y , „ , , , .... . . , . , . ., . ' ' tq Why . __, ..,e,
-_,• '' ' ' ' Et
' • Q r''' 'ha ' was it Doc?"
Oats... .., . , ... , . . ... .. , . 80 31 W''''''' - -I • - - ' ' '
Pea 5 . • . : .. . ' . e0 e- ' "I never thcmght to look at the
Po t8 to c‘s s • 1 e 25 ;0 ticket '' said the physician, ,
, • PEd .)i -g,• - • • ••• e on" b /.-cr‘ "We'll r .11Y' 11/i ' Ab rdeeri, sva're
Hay, pee ton - - .....,.. : r yin o ve ,. - - , ,ea - , , 1,•,, „, • , . '
F101.11', pel. CIVt., roller.- 1 75 forgottn the membet s. name, explain.
AL Luitoba 11010S...... .. 200 ecl 11.. '8inith. ,
Butter.-- • ....., .. , . . .
13 1.4 A Very wise adventure, gentlemen "
; „. , 4 . t
1:13ggS - • • , • . • • , • • , • • '• .• • • . Ili ' 10 Suggested Inc Lordship •with st teace
H41(5, p0.1' .1.0011)5%. ',, : 1 60 4 00 of' s'areaSin, ' But his twiriklin • e ,c,s
g -
Iv 1 P3 i ' " . ' ' ' 't1 •
' '' 0w• • • • • - • . ' ...; - • ..t.! • 12 ' i showet' .that he ,appreciated ie. hernot
'Live. liogis,"Pitr CWt • . ,. 6 15 6 ,S0 et ,Lhe. 8 i t tldtiOn , • . Y0.011101, With. .„1110 '!
DeesSed I-10gs.. • .. -... '''..8"15 '' 0 On s '
- ••'-- ane be led the Way tliron0). the' ante- '
yrs ,. ,,
11 00 1,1 00 '`, ' .' : f fl,' ' 1 •
.11/ rlil . . , .. , • • • . • . • , • • • •
,16 00 1, 6' 00 openinglin.° ..ne asSeraaly •
one. One bright Moonlight night the
r, , . • ' . •
,,ommodoi e, rousing up from au after-
. . , ,
dinner nap, discovered young Portei
and his sweetheart behind one Of the ,
wirdosns of the etern port- '
'', ' • ....-. • '-'; eti r'
" t'eung, ,ti,an," tauneeree ree .sona-
Modem, 'how did you enter this , cab-
. ,„ .... . . . ,,, - ,
In . The micishipma'n replied. 1 he
• . • '
d 1" I ' 1 ' hi 1 '
Or er y s 110i ,o, biome came over
t,o,
n ralz'Sen chains .and, througn 'the
° 't en • aee e si•a-i .e n n
• r g ey wind ' i en i R
num e a
'-
' ' ' '
'Poi tbretig,li the balance of the
' .. — ,,,,
cruise. ivaS regularly admitted .to vis!z
. ' ' • ' '
on the in a a •T -
the cabin' and . , s P . I 'veil,
Lome th„Y e.s..Se-es. , i.,e' ge toole ...
- - • -•'
If 'fon use but a piatiele of judeortent
, •u. - . . .• 1. , ti . t th ,
you wi • see at ,a, g AnCl. NJ, 0 et
Coinpanie.S. going into' existence are
eiroplyrt ,. 'a• 0 s ). , ,„ '1 ' ' '1' '
tat In C,". 11 01 i esi rtirlC 1.(pll .1, 1100
' . • '. - -
and that ireniany of these C;!SC'. 3701.1
will be exceedingly diseppointed, We
lia,ve'pleaded for eight years for you to
' • 1 - , -) - i. ' - jo'n
come in 0 i 1 In ;Lc mid tloo and 1
. • t • , ,„ i .. '
h•inclS with his o'll tetetnl. shed Twine
• , i , ' „.." • ' ' ,..„ -, - ,.., ,.
oiSlanization., -b115" 0111 0d z': -'t -U 10
ent Tsvine anti i'oti vi 1 i A k0 no trus-
C • 3 N l• 1 •
trike.. ,
" - ' ' ' '
, , , • , • ' , '
- 1 eon.. ,..„ no • . , . ,
"IP Lf Z,Via; h Stratford
-
ienterril Matager.
r
Ili()
,
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Ti sem { Tr) Ti„. -;[..1
-1.1-1.1krIkti-J-1,.1-1-`i'a•T
,ee „. . . „, t . En' ilieing
ni. s onsw tin ,you 1 . I. r., ,
- as tn R, -Troxs---, qt, 0
T W t
' 1'7' a .,T ' i ap ' ltai•
• an ciWe ry a emit
• ' '' •
'CARRIAGE LICIGNSE
. . .. . . . .
' 'YFIXITIge, Li c enSes issued
. i- .' - ..'. ' , , .
clitigRinge-alwaye on
ra,1150.02$ Block,
' 0
well done
le8,Clocks
I.
.
. •
, , and Wed:,
band.. ,
txeter,
..._. .
<0".i's SOLID '•••7;' ' §•••
i''' , ., wf.
,...,
'0fqvq, tl is ben,n4cla
%, Ulla Golt'l Iling, set ..„67
Pearlff, tor soiling 'I
,. • . offly 15,1)ackbgas, �r5
stect,P'eri,S'OodatiOo, eneli.. bech "
eacietaacerito,Ingahi)lbailitielix.
tun 'of the nioNtfragratitiJrUle. i " t , 1
ns thia ,'"'
.tled, er'11,11.aois „Mail
' .0,dvertlecrAchtald 1Y,O14111fOr. 1 1
'.§,i11,th
1
4 •',
Vdrd We Seetti.
birritliornotOm4thls'IJOffit•, 11
tlftil golIdOoht- Paarlatt Ring Iti
wintesentyen,elireaditiseek,.
o'd in a velVetltfied box. writetorLy.
ieseasnee"srtilatinciistrinsiv Sat
1 „i lp
, 1
The
,Tesietatinfise
NI
.11,
, sec,
,
,ii,
. ,
on for B,th.
P...11,30.