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TAILOR
Is published every 'Thiaraday Morning, •
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Rat Portage, Ont., ,July 16.-- The.
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intense heat whicle has prevailed Mr, J. Austin Chamberlain Gives
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xt cernes in patches that burn, itch, ooze,
here for the past three or four days ' . n •
' ""etlia iri ImPerial
TA ire I e
-AIN
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dry and scale, over and over again,
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was broken , by a heavy thunder- ,Hous.
storm, accompanied by a terrific
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,' ADV0pATE PUB1,0 SH I NG. COMPANY
TERM $ OF SLIBSCRIBTION,
One Dollar per annum if Paid in Advance
81.50 if not so paid,. ,
No paper discontinued until all arre rage
re pao.. Advertisomerite withont seeciin)
aireetiens will be pubii5beil till forbid arta
,s6MetinaeStecohres'ehrOirie covers the
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whole body, pausing intense ptiffering, lops
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01 $ eep and eenera, ueeduy.
It broke out with its peculiar itching on
,t,..h.e arms C4 Mrs' 414 E' W.4Fd' aergY.,e,.,.1).°,11,:let,'
Md., and all over the body. of •.
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W. ThompSen, Sayville, N. Y.; troubled”eghis
Dirs. P. J. Christian, Mall9Pae Falls, N. Y.,
six years, and. !B. Richardson, Jr cath-
bpre, Ge., fifteen years,
w,h1d ' 1 '1'
yesterday eifterno,ca . . . he
stolen came up from the anti
,• . , . south, • s.
when it struck the 'town. it ceoated
havoc particularly at the lake ' and.
theR:at Portag_e -1-Hr tunbc,r c..."0M-P_ anY, 's,'
yards. 'Pile luniber piles were hurled
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in all directione, le ramways
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so bloeked, that it will take twenty-
four hours' to clear. them: ,SicleWallte
sectional cabin u , ai .0 e g ,
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. '11 '4''eted--stu'veY °,11,r".1.'°•sed n. em. t-,°
Bits Been satisfactorily. completed
-For 'over /,500 43i, nes, and tho Hauu"
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us Cable Tills 'Week--
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To Be Flialehod by 1905. ,
jny:lelisylt,ionl%,:dncyiraneiit,h6,5HoAutsieetionif
Cliffs
Burets -,
Lir47•273P5
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All BoWPI•I
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It isa,sure., safe and quickCregin4e7IYP•I'D'int .
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There's 014 one PAIN KILLER.
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sizes, 25C. and soc.
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ihargedacooreingly. 'liberal diSoonntmado
' These puiYerers testify, like many others,
wore toen up, electric and telePhone
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for transcient advertisements inserted f°r
Long periods. , Every description of JOB
PRINTING turned. out in the fiaest Style,
and at moderate ratoS. Cheques,money ord.-,
Rei, Sec. for advertising, subscriptions ,etc.to.
'so made Payable to
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that they were speedily and permanently
cured by •. .
flood's Sarsaparilltz
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which ' ' th ' 1 ,- •
always removes e cause o eczema,
wires torn down and , a lot 9f dam-
.agt, tli doneeNg ebireill''al‘ii.j,.::, et nTaihillesso-l-la:Itel•el.::::11)1Pailcillept ys-
'-brok?la'st
wrecked. There..
sets among pleesuee' seekers on the
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001011.7idlidbeoertnliai. 1 Secretary of of
stoelfIcettii(.016'11.:/,:alasuuci d'all Cable, daebtil:e101, uh.innie4si. d the
da tPi,Orge11,' severalsdys
been ' .4 sent out acrid'
Seafontli: The main driving shaft in
,.,th e Br o eclf o o t & B o x f u er't i r ', factory
week and tlieleLpil4ees en_
Joiyieicbt several enforced holidays.
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ept
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Chas. fr.. sanders,
by thoroughly cleansing the blood, and
lakes, but nothing' more than ' wet -
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.euns.truet'ed ,
wore
Hibbert: A little sou of Mr igeward
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' EDITOR ADM PROP
builds up whole system.
ting occurred.
landing • ,
Gray, had, one of his: hands caught in
eteet." a ;
Hood's rills euro all liver ins. Price 25 cents.
Places.
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S,Illtalroek U. Trial..
e sbuerivnegy hearedetbedeenatsatthiesfavoartodio.iul3s,
Completed
cti,i1,11,63;p.st_Nl,lilleicyl'iotfeol.fribalyi..itllyzie,efIo..:1100..osnoi,41;e:leost:
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l'rofessional Cards.
Dublin: Mr. jOseph Weber
on Villa."
Rothesay, July 16. -- The 'final
over 1;500 miles' of the
Proposed route, and the ma,nufac-
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his fingers. ' • s
It' Beady.
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genhil_ H. EI•NS'INIAN, L. D.S. &D. A. R.
RINsuAN, L D. S., E. a S., Honor
earS. graduate of ,Toronto -University,
. DENTISTS. •
reeth extracted without any pain, or anythe
bad effect. Office in Fanson s Block, west
iide Main Street,Exeter.• • '
met with
a very painful accident while in Sea-
forth on Tuesday. In company with
three or four others,he clrov.e up to at-
tend the races, in a light democrat
wagon. After the races they drove up
North,Mairi street, and wheu. in front
of Mrs. -M. Robertsons a dog, r•an ,out
racing trial of the two Shamrocks
yesterday wae over a 36 -nine course
from rCreigmore to Skelmortie,
thence to T,oniont End, off Largs, •
and back to the starting point. This.
course was sailed twice over. , A
fresh, -strong westerly . wind 'on from
turp . of cable would begin this • week.
• Mr, Chamberlain said landing' sites,
had been selected on Queensland
New , Zealand, Norfolk Island. (be-
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twee"). New Zealand and New L.eue-
denia). and at Vancouver, and that
the cable board Was satisfied -6S, to,
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Hay:, Vital StatiStics for Hay for ' ,..
six months, ending Aloe •-,nd• There -rner-
a • feature of
h187feerbnetleitelsr2eig;;jsdtee,.1:tends, 2b3i,rt411.4,s.de3e8' iler,l.aflees., . vv e make- -1,v, . .
promptness. hen we
males 11. ' Average age 32 years 0 . • - . •
Id t' t' - ' ' ' •promise your s7. it on a
months,re o • est person registered , . - .
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WaS 06 years old. 'Marriages, 9. , given -date 11 -have it
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Luean:' 'While d drawink in ' ' . ' ' I-
D .‘ D. ALTON ANDEasoN (p.n.s: L.B,S.
and•frightenecl the horses. The ani-:
ma's made a bolt for the ditch, and,
thinking they to
13 to 14 knots was blowing. 'Both
of the yachts set their jib -feeders.
'best "
the ability of the contractors . to
complete the work by the and , of
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engage • •••••'' -
reaay. You ' need. nob
tillY on Monday at the farm 0C -11r -filo. ' • • •,
Park, Mr, Lloyd Fox had the misfor- worry about the tie
DENTIST •
ROyal
• Aver° going Imo away
Mr. Weber JumPeclirmn the rig, and
The challenger had the f• the
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led
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tune to get his colla,r bone broken. -, • I -
Honor Graduate of Torento university and
oolieg. of Dental Surgeons 'of Ontario. Also, l'ost
Grad.to of ohicago School of Prosthetic Dentistery
(With honorable mention.) .
Amu -aim -Lin, ookt and Vulcanite Plates made m the
neatest manner possible. A perfectly harmlesS am
%esthetic used for painless 'extraction of teeth. ,
office one door south of Carling nros.'store, Exeter.
iiralighting on the ground, fell in such
a way as to break his leg.
.a„.tilt
Lucan: Our citizens generally and
tal interested in our•High ,School will
learn with regret and. dissappointment
that Mr..Jno. S. Wren, B. A., . one ot
manoeuvring for position, , ,and
the Shamrock , I. over the line 'by
about three lengths. Corning home,
the ex -challenger experienced a big
fluke and closed up her distance. , fld...
ishing one and one-half minutes
astern of the Shamrock IF: ,
, Drowneti in the coo
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Ste. Ont July 16 -
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'Phillip Diggings, aged about 21
years, seventh son of ex -Mayor Dig-
gings editor of The AlgomaP• •
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After the load 'had been put oh and • any more than. about
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whilegoing in the barn Mr. F. was • . the quality of the goods
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crowded off the load with the above
. or the fit �f the c'othes
results. His, many friends wish him , 1 *
a Speedy recovery. ' ' , , .
CT cl: ' h ' A heavy• ' ' You may depend on us
,, o erre ; , ram -storm, ac-
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the teachers of our present excellent
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and a .private in the garrison , at
coin -mauled, bY thrincler and lightriing,• I, -.11P
Medical .....-0,::, :
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"tricl'.
and efficient staff has tendered his re-
• •Halifax,
A Waterloo Suicide.
was drowned near 'here yes-
passed over Goderich Friday eventno..• T•4 tl.'•--b
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D u.T. P. MOLATIGHLL, MER . OF
If the college of Physimans.andSuigeons
and Accouch-
sio•nation and intends severing his con-
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nections with the High School - Mr.
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wren has been offered and has accept-
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, Waterloo, July 16. -Early .yester-
clay. morning Otto ,-sacliP committed
terclay afternoon. , 1 -Ie. had. been
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spending a twenty-one . tlays' fur-
lough with his family here, and while
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Tbetie Were eeveral sharp thunderc,laps
aim one: bolt struck the spire of Vlicetai" Opposite Post Office
la street Methodist church:: It "riPrie'd ' '
)ntario . Physician, Surgeon
lur. Office, Dasliwood, Ont.
ed the position of first; assistant ma
suicide
suicide by hanging hiniseltin his
barn. The deceased
visiting with his -parents at a friend's
home in West Korah, to
off'shingles, tore, boards apart anti pas-
inside dainaa,•ed the •
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and commercial master of
Dundas High School at a salary of
, was a native
of Kiel, Germany, and about fifty
went alone
take a swim. in a small :lake known
sing some of raf-
ters. The damage is estimated at be- ; . • ` •
xeter
-G- BARRISTFRS
DiwZ1.).'7tAs,'''''''' ' • G . ' ' c s'
Notaries, onveyanc r ,
Dommi.sioners,soliQuors for the Molsons
Bank, etc. Money to loan at, lowest rates
f interest Offices, Main street, Exeter.
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'. lt, CARLING,13. A.. •E.,11. DicKs013.
$850.00 per annum, with the prospect
of o•oino• hi odier if all parties concerned
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are satisfied.
G 1 • 1 Maxwell . '
OC eriel: was apprehend-
. , . Tuesday, „ ,, -
ed in Seatorth on char gc.ci
with horse stealing. The defendant
years of age. Mr,, Sacho was. a
stone -mason, and bricklayer by trade
and fairly well to do. He was a
member of the K. 0. T. M. and car-
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i ied insurance for 82,000. Soule
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slight domestic trouble had occurred,
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but been few
as Nettleton's . Lake.. When search
Was made after his .non-appearance
his clothes were ,'found on the shore.
A searching party left 'here last even-
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ing to look for the body, but it has
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not yet been. round. The lake is a
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small one, is to be
tween-$100 and $200.
McKillop: Mr. James. Cowan has ....
sold the old homestead farm, onthe • ROLL.R
Oth concession of McKillop, to James ,
H. , • ,- •
H Bell for the sum of $5 900 The 'MILLS.
farm contains 'onehtindted acres; is in
has boildh3gs,. '.
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ril VCr. GLAEMAN. (successor to Elliot &
F . Gladmana Barrister. Solicitor, Notary
claims that he hotight the horse from
„ re owner anc in enc ec o pay or 1 ,
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.had amicably settled a
days ago. 1 -le leaves a wife and one
20 • The
and said about
a hundred feet deep.
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good shape; good. and: is ... • • • • - - • • • • • • • • • • • • • .... • ... • . •
good value for the money. -111r. Gee.
Murdie has also sold his fanm. the
Public Conveyancer, Etc. Money to loan at
.o west rates of interest. Office Main Street,
Exeter.
is therefore not guilty of theft, while
the prosecutor claims that he did not
sell 1.13c1 that the animal was taken
son, . , ,
years olcl coroner's
jury returned the verdict, ''That de-
ceased came to his death by his OW.D.
I'eers Not to Hiss the King., ,
London, July 16. -The king is
on Highest prices piad
4th concession of ilicKill op, to his .i.
neighbor, Mr: Robert McKercher, for .
an,
for Clean, Red Wheat.
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ftWay With011t his permission and with-
hands while temporarily insane. ,,
busily engaged in revising. the details
the sum 6
of $ ,-00.
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out pay or the tender of payme.nt.
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of the coronation Pageant, and he
'omit
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, Large stock of mill feed
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d, Licensed
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promptly attended .to, .and • chargesmo der -
The case came before the P. M. Thars-
day afternoon who committed the
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prisoner or trial at next court, .. of
competent jurisdiction The Court
• St Thomas Man Killed
St TI n' s Ju 1C 7 's
. io ra„ July _3.-. . Rully,
Walnut St., received a telegram yes-
has decided to the ceremony 01
beim,. kissed b ever peer'
. e . y y present.
He is reported to have exclaimed:
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"Imagine Devonshire
E ETER tirpnti
, Ilan! on hand.
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ate. Orders by mail will receive every a -
tention.
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Attorney appeared for the prosecution
•ind W.Proudfoot, for the defence.
t erday morning announcing that his
son-in-law, Thomas O'Brien, had been
killed morning. The de-
me comPelliog
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to kiss me! He would never Survive
the ordeal."
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yesterday
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j WIURRAY, \sahTEDT
BROWN, Wincheis ea. Licensed knot-
ceased was a former wel?-known M.
1.a 11'. _kicked against this
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:illooD 8 Lk' .., I
1.1.., ioneer for the Counties of Perth and
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for th.e teeensh in of Usborne
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C. R. conductor; was married, and
lived Ross He left the
ceremonial, but he was compelled to
submit; but he declared
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.I.V.Lal.111IaCDUrer. .c.., Dealer
diddlesex, also
!ales promptly attended to and terms rear
arranged at Post office.Win-
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on strreet.
city about two or three years ago.
afterward
Ural he Would reemunce the kingship
in •
ionbale•Sales
, helsea.
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4--4 all air•
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He was working on a. ratirOad. .atiout
100 miles of Chicago. No
'rather than:repeat the experience of
receiving • the embraces •• of arch-
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'Pnoines
Give us a all.
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west par-
Portable and Stationary e• and
ticula;rs of the accident have been
bishops and bishops.•
Boilers, Flews, Land Rollers, Mow -
Insurance.
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"About
received.
ers, Etc. Iron pipe and fittings, re-
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E ELLIOT,
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Ineurance-Agent,
a year ago myhair was
coming out very fast, so I bought
a bottle of Ayer's Hair Vigor. It
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stopped the falling and made my
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Drowned in Toronto. ' •
Toronto; July. 16. -Another name
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-Suicide at, Dagarsvine.
IIamilton, July 1.6. -- Spence Her.-
rison, a well-to-do young farmer of
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pairs on' Agricultural Iniplemente
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and general maohmery proinptly'at-
'' tended to ...
S. COBBLEDICK & SON
kfain St,. ' • Exeter
.1 hair grow very rapidly, until now it
was added yesterday to the. already
w na have,
long list f those -I I lost
1-Iagersville, suicided Saturday. Ile
had been t wo -1- • 1 ; te
a. , i usual re
4 good second hand, Land Rollers
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, F'ARM3 FOR SALE.
•this
is 45 inches in length." -Mrs. A.cheap
Boydston,•Atchison; Kans.
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their lives in dr near Toronto , Bay
summer. Ten -year-old ' Walter
, . , as ..,n
ni.orning. When called for dinner he
went to the barn, threw a rope over
also 1 Steven's & Burns' Por-
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table Threehing Engine for sale in
Price 00
BICYCLE ‘-
MONEY TO LOAN.
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The undersigned has a few good farms for
sale oheap. Money to loan on easy terms
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•rung
, There's another hunger
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tnan that of the stomach.
Spencer, stepson of Francis Davey,
121 Nimaa.ra, street, was the victim
the drowning taking place at the
Free Swimming Baths on the West-
a beam and slowly strangled to
death. He could have saved hirreelf•
had lie desired, as his feet touched
the floor. I-Iis brother found the
good run . „ .
order. $175
cash.
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Sole agent in Exeter and vicinity for
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Samwell,s13lock Exotei JORN SPACIIMAN,
t Hair hunger, for instance.
ern Sandbar, opposite Queen's
Wharf, at the foot of Bathurst
body soon after dinner. Temporary
insanity, superinduced by a fall
the Electric Boiler Compound. Guar -
anteed to be strictly first-class for
We have ' High
• THE LEADING
4 Hungry hair needs food
needs hair vigor -Ayer s.
street.
some time ago, together with the ex-.
treine heat, is the cause.
removing scales, etc.
secured. a number'
tit
Grade Massey -Harris Bicycles in,
Ladies'
This
To liestroy Turkish Fort.
-given as
FOR SALE.
and Gent's models, much.
below regular while
MEATMARKET.
Wg'''''- --"'")2181111r
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For Fresh, good and the choisest cut,s
•' of meat, call on the undersigned.'
While all our cuts of Meat are the
is why we say that
:e.
r'. Hair Vigor always
g Ay','' s•
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q rZStOreS co or and makesabout
4 -2 )
if tne nair grow long and
4. h'-;f1V . •
• $1..00 a befit°. All druggists.
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Aden, Arabia, ,July 16. - A force
of 500 British and Indian troops is
tstart for • t •
o a point seventy
miles inland to de,stroy zi fort built
by the Turks in, the tereitory of the
Ha,ushadi, who are under British
The Ottoman
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The Fir' man Was Killed.
S • t P July16 A. 1
et an on,, a., .- mogul
engine of the -hog" type. on the Del-
aware, Lacka,vanna , and Western
Railroad, while going' into the, tank
switch at Goulclsboro, Pa., ,yester-
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A Waterloo Traction Engine and
i onare epara or with ninc i rant-
VI h S' ' t19 • I B '
ford Grinder, F. 0: B., Exeter, for
$850., This 'is a. rare bargain and. Inust
be sold owing'to• the death of the pro-
prietor.
prices and
they last will sell them at greatly
f • , ,e ,
igui es. They are new and up-to-
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date in eyery respect and fully
'guaranteed. Call and see them
, • d 1 • • ' 1,-, f tl
an -re your own juc ae o -rem.
Our Pianos, Organs and Sewing Ma -
chines are the best themarket
finest ' we make a specialty of meat
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delicacies.
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If your druggist cannot snpply yon,
send as ono dollar and, we win express
you a bottle. Be sure and give the name
express 'Address,
ov• len-tient
P g 0
has n-otection.
disavowed the act, but the Haus-
,We
hadi are unable to obtain possession
day, ran into two connected
"hoes" corning out Fireman H
a a . owe
of this city, on the inbound engine r,•
J. IVILiptii:tY
affords.
are leader's in Children's Carriao•es,
. Waggons, Etc.
n
of your nearest office.'
J'e AvER.c0 Lowell Mass
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of the fort. ,
was ltilled and Eng'ineer Barring-
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ton
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'Some
Meat delivered to all parts of the
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was seriously injured. F. ,Erinan
Phillips
Seaford.): time between, Sat-
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Constance: Mr. and Mrs. James
Fairservice, who reside near here, had
Ovor a Hundred Wounded.
London, July 16.* - '`More than
ono ' hundred per -sons, including
'c
of one of the outcoming en-
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gmes, was injured, as 'were also
Brakemen Proper and Neal.
urda,y night and Monday morning,
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some, persons got into the •skating
rink and pried a board off the roof of
tbe in Which the bowlers kept
Sheet Music of all :,Kittds.'
Manning
' John •
a. close •eall on Fridayevening last
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during the severe storm which ,passed
- - . ) I were W II d d s -
troops and 1 o i e, , o n c Ye
terclay in an encounter at Lemberg,"
• , Motorman's Plucky Act.
room
their bowls,•shoes etc„ and stole sev-
'pairs did dam-
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAT ,
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Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab-
Lets. All druggists refund tfe money
it it fails to cure. 25c. • E. 'W. Grove',s
over•this district. They were in the
stable milkiuo• the, cows,. and havino•
got throught' started for the house'.
4,'
„rhey bed only got a 'short distance
•••' ' •• lightning ' -•
when a bolt of struck a cor-
says the Vienna correspondent oi
'The, IR Hy Express ' "growing out of
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,arrattempt by the. police to, .. stop
street par ades held in demonsti ation
s • •
yracuse „N. , Y. .July 16. - To
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save a• -three-year-old girl from being
crushed' tinder the wheels of his car,
Samuel- Waters, a motorman, ping-
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eral of shoes and other
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aoe. A solid leather hand valise own-
ed.ty Mr. J. S. Roberts was totally
destroyed. The thieves wereevident-8.
i , 11 t • 't • dt get t th
3. una ) e o open i , an toa e
GALL AND SEE US .
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MARTIN
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signature is on each box. '
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nevof the barn, and, passing down to
on behalf of the unemployed.",
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,ed headforemost through the window
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-the
contents deliberately cut the vvhole
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g. WATCH (E.N-, ,e.v,,
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We give a handsorneopon ka" at, ";
icli . face, Polished ;'" tY t-- ' •
.., Nickel 'Watch, Amor!.
, can Sever Movement er '
•for selling only 2 doz,
4.7.•;:, packages of Sweat Pea
a , „ . . Seed at ne.apackago. Each pack.
,,, , ( , iLge contains asplendid mixture ofthe
,- most fragrant varieties of all colors.
;,',V• You
the ground, killed three sheep, 'WhiCh
were in the v. a 1 t the I 'Id'
AU c ose• o e mi mg.
Me. and Mre..Fairservice had,. just the
MOM) ell l' beforennissed right close b -
belure,
; '' - - • 1 .• 3
W 11 ere the sheep that were ltil,et1 were
i-tendirea The barn w -s not Much in-
, .
inred, only a. few .boerds where the
lightning struck. having- been splinter-
To Destroy T-iliu Forts.
• ,
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Tien Ts in, July 16: -The Military
commanders have directed the pro..
visional4' • • ' ' • ;
,government of 'flea .Tsin to
undertake the clestriictioria of the
Taky forts, and the Government has
promised to comply on receipt of a
in VeStibule of the car, - seized the
little one . and' placed her ' 'out- of
„ ._
MIrm's _way. • The Meterni" •WaS
Pi eked UP .011 the fender of his car
He had reversed his ower
unhurt. H ' '
' P ,
ancl the ear came to a standstill a
few 'feet .beyond where he rescued
the child.
ifii3 out of it and carried off a pair of
:Shoes which it Contained.
Seaforth: What might have . been'
. • accident ' • • d
a very serious occuire on
•
Fniclay evening. A young lad, SOD of
Mr. D. J. Aicheson, of Roxboro, Mc-
l-
iillop, • started from Cluff's plaining,
'mill with a team of horses and it wag-
OUR
. . •
. plisEs..
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,
Call earn this.. fine Watela in an
; t afternoon b_y settmg to work at once.
Man us this advertisement 2E4 wo will forward tee Seeds.
..Sell them, return the money, and we guarantee safe doliv-
• od. - . . ,
Brucefield: Another of Fluron's hon-
1 ' •
orea. the Mr.
:military guard to protect the work-
inen engaged in the task.
,
Scheeper's I.aagar.
Graf Reinete Cape Colony, July 15.
on, on which Was a new hay rack. The
horses got frightened at something,
r,
and•the being unable to control
,
We moved into our new pre -
have • . •
wises opposite th < . , . .
e Central Hotel and
'erg a your Watch at once., Write to clay, as the season for
;gellingseedis short. .peetISuPpl,Y Co., 3:0y011$4).
pioneers, in person of
Roderick Ross, of' the 3rd concession
8480,000 Acquires It,
-COL SCObell'S column surprised and
,lad
• .
them, they came along Main street at,
deal faster,
are now open for business. Our re-
P
mises are modern and we give you
, -
The moisbns Bank.
•
(Chartered. by Parliament ,1855.)
Paid up Capital $2,500,000
Reserve Fund'. .. ...... ...... 2,050 000
, • •
of ,Stanlev, near here, departed this
life on Sunday. Sir. -Ross had a stn.'.
den call. He had been enjoying ex -and
ceptionally good health for some time
and on Saturday was about as Usual.bulk
- .
On Saturday evening he.suffered froin
an , attack of '• apoplexy • and passed
peacefully away on the following day.
London,Jul 16 -At a special y . , spe
meeting of the shareholders, of Bt -y-
, ie a et -
ant and May, 1 Idyesterdayft; •
the a reement to acquire the
noon,, g ,,had
business of the lhatinond Match Com-
f L' • 1 f 'S4.80 000 t b
pany o iverpoo or „ - , , o e
vided by a new Bryant and May
pro .
captured Scheeper's la,ager at Cain-,
e
ieboo Jul ' 14 taking 31 r•soners
, - Y , 'P 1 •
capturing a quantity of, ammuni-
tion' and stores. Scheeper, with the
' of , his , commando, escaped.
' .
There were no British casualties.
Most 'of the prisoners are rebels
^ ., ••
a rate a geocl then the re-
,
gulatiou pace. When nearly opposite
• • ' . , -
Bright's clot -liana, store they oN•er. took
Mr. Frank Morrison,. of,McKillopi who
just' come from the Royal hotel
stables with a horse and coyered briggy
and was driving down street'. Being
unable to g,etiput of the way of the team
_ . , .
d t el. t' d
modern an up- o- a e goods an
made in the most modern style.
n..1 -r ,-, ,e. .
We ±'ffl-oria y . .
VY 11
,
•
Head office Df.ontreal, •
,
Mr., Ross was 70 years and 8 months of
shares,. was , adopted.
A.% Caught in Clothes Line. •
quiekly enough, the tongue of the
. . . Cut Every Garment
ELLIOTT, Esq.,
• GENERAL MANAGER. •
.
Money advanced to good Farmers on
their own notes with one or more endorsers
1,t 7 per cent. per annum.
•thosesurroundirea
• . __,.
-,---•-EXETER BRANCH--
age. He was a native of Black Isle,
Scotland aml came to this country in
1843 a.nd settled on the farm on the
3rd concession, where he .contioued to
.reside almost continuously -until his'
death. 'He ,was one of the
in that district and his farm, as wellas
it was a wilderness
when be.catne there. He lived, how-
it;
Itoyid Meetings Planned •
. ' • '•
Lendom, July 16. -"King Edward,
Emperor Nicholas, and Emperor
William will not only medt at the
great reyiew nea,i- Mayence about
'
Aug. 15," 'says the Berlin corres-
pondent of The Standard, "but they
will exchange visits at Darmstadt,"
•
Chatham, July 16.-J. 0, Herman
met With 'a serious accident while'
splitting ' wood , yesterday morning,
The ax caught,. in the clothes' line and
struck •him on the forehead inflicting
, a • , ,
a deep gash and rendering him un-
conscious. Several stitehes. were
reqoired to close 'the wound.
on
wao•on went clear through. the hack of
, wog
the seat of the btiggy and turned it
over. Fortunately at this juncture‘.
one of the horses in the team fell' un-
derneatth the buggy ancl ,the mix-up
was such that none of the horses'
.
could probeed further: Help was
soon at. hand, Mr. Morrison, Was got
from his buggy al d the horse reenov
ed from it,.1 be prostrate horse raised
That's made up at this establishment
-as well as fit ,it -and look after
all the 'details. This is .only• one
, reason why our prices are 'loader -
ate. , •
. .
Gent's Furnishing s . . .,
,
•
Jeien every lavaul day from, 10 a.m. to 3
p.m; Saturdays 10 am. to A p.re: '
ever, tci see one of the finest, agricul- e
tural districts in Canada. , Two Unidentified Bodies.,
_ - '' •
. , •
She Is at Preterhi. •
' ' - -..'., „.
and 'everr, thing set to rights. No
person 'as injured, but Mr, Morrison's
.
Come and see us in our new place
of business and examine our stock of
,.,
banking business transacted
„ . ,, „ .. • London, July 16 -Yesterday in
' EXETER MARKETS. Lake Erie, Itondectu,' two bodies
a ,.
"e'ondon, July 16. - -1-3010 Kitchen-
-
er, in a • despatch to the War ' Orrice,
badly smashed.
buggy was, ,
. trims ings.
Gent'sF . ' la.
.:general
. ,
DURRENT RATES alloWed for money on
Deposit ReceiPts. Savings Bank at 3, cent.
near •
' were round floating, one of them was
01-IANGED EACH, 'WEDNESDAY, found in a fish net. Both are terri-,"
' bly disfigured '
firms the report t i •
con . , , of the cap i re of
the wife of the acting, president,
Schalkinuger, and says t le prisoner
• teror xereise
After Work ' E
" . ' •
•
' Bert. Knight -
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DxcKsoN.CATILTNG1 1 ' T ' 1) HIT n P°N 1 . '
black' and They ha,ve
Wheat, . , . . . . . .... .. ' 60 67 '
Barley 40 42 not, yet been identified.
' • •
' • ' • • • • '
has been brought into Pretoria.
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.ilicKs
, Solicitors. Manage r
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S CIL ID - 4, 4
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': .:4 ,- Ot.,.st- . .,,,-.
T 1 °4*,,GOLD
......, Wit give ibis berintitut \ V .
1,...-..._., sond Gni' ll lig, 'set
VIii, tit Peale, for sellind•.;
• only 15 pittl.lgo's br .
sweat raftsoiatioc, Leil. siteii 0
ma •S •
„ .......... .,... 30 , 31
Peas .... , 60 • 65
Potatoes, per bag... ... ' 25 30
Ilay, •,,et. , ) ) . ,-, ,
3 , 1, toti , , .... ..... r 00 8 00
V10111' per cwt., roller.... '5
Manitoba flour, , , ........
,, , .,'?•01)
Butter............. a 14 ' 15
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Da - • r
Negro Mob u,,.it Mulde er,
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Montgomery, Ala., July 16. -,-- A
, . „ - t, ,„
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mob of 'taw oes at Courtland. yes t,r
d I ' 1 Al II • . • •
ay range( ex. - °imam a negro,
who was 1' • • 'th 1 '11'n. ' R l'•
s c taiged wi (1 i g ... a lie,
'Swoop°.
child Terribly Darned.
London July 16 -Tho youno• child
. -, ' '',
od Jacolo Lombarde. was yesterday
. . .
PhIYIng with matelia5 and set Its
. - ,
clothes on fire. The child was terri-
. , , •
bly burned, and may, die.
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S te .• d
Soothis are t
nnclee re- •
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moves sore-
nue and kit14-
.
REPAIRING-
,
ff you want your Repairing well done
Watches, Clocks
0.01,-.40contan4m4000 timix. • i,C
mire ottlyi TlibB, fiagrrOtarla- ,...... 4
• ties, of fill colors.. Ileatus this • / '
1.0 10
Hides, per 100 lbs... . . 4 00 4 00 DroWned by liundredh,
'Caught by the Tide.
nese and gire's the bud, a feeileg of ^ontfOr' and
ntrength. '
0. R. it . -
b o to R. . icic8
ftt:d Jewelry a specialty.
iniverti§ainent and Vidwi
them,
I rot. gamiumn, ,
50.1
12 lqSavannah
--Th Shanghai, July 15. -There have
15 -There
Ga July 16. -At a
' '' •
D , • •
cn t take the weak, watery evitc:t haze
niktonivea mcieNse
*aid theSeeils., poll
tariffleaiebey,andtlii.beaa.
rtratstnid ceekr„reatimet
Ag, 1,ili
see; • 111,141,,t ' '
.
Live bogs, per cwt.. . r 80 ' '
- ' - 2 ,7A) 9, , , been clisastrons floods on the Zangtse
Dressed Hogs.. , . '
° UV `I VI'
ebre nicnic here anesterdav 1 .
I -I . ' W ' ' • • . . 4
- ... • - , - i - ,
persons Were Callghll in the surf an°
•
,,-; . . . , ,,,, .. '
• '
PrePara•-ons rein esenti.d to b,... ,A, came
as"' Pond's Extract, which eas1ly sour oent
'it, ' ' .'" ' ti. :
1,tarriage Licenses issneclan Wede
', dine•R" - 1 •-• - . Ir i d
ways on halid.
willliesentyoh.enteraVpaelc.,,
.....i ni al'elvetillied. box. Write today, mho tle'AsOli for soil.
bisseea.last-0. I Seed SumiLY IL,',:iii II06301.6ton.
, nen: ,, t w n. i tun-
River, r Hanko* it 1"C.I' l'
Bran.... , ......; .. .... 14 00 14 00six
borts, , , , , , m 00 16 00 dreds of lavas ward laaal.
- . , , , ., .
of them were drowned:
,,..., _ , . o .. • . .
-. iiy- il-',•• , 'wad ' I - 1 " .
g,net. CO 1....i.Ie, tl.C.:,),-ic) r a
imlsori.
0 tns,a, .
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Vazieen's Block, Exeter
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