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Ohas.R. Sanclorg,
EDITOR aNet PAO
U. EINSUAN,fe.D.S..4.: Pit. A. R. SANS,
MAN,. leD.S.,„ Teas,. Dow gredeete oi
Terme° Enteeriety.
DENTISTS. -
Teeth eetreeted. without etty pain, or any bed effect
telkeelen }bum% r.19.0k- 1V4.4 sele Maio etreve
Exeter.
TON . SON (11/3.S.
PENI1ST - ---
Honer Qtatittete at lenoeta Croiversity anti Ro
Colleae of Rental Sergeene et Qatari%.
Gradeete et CW4'4451100 et Prosthetic% )*ntiAlso_ s
(with honorable mention.)
481.11411111;111, Gold and Vulearaite Oates made in the
-neatest manlier poeseble. A perfectly hariodeei
aesthetic used for remises extraction et teeth.
021oe tem doer seutll of CatilegUres.store, Exeter
T. p. eectetnOttleee MEMBER OP THe
Collem of -Pliyeirime and Suverfille Ontario.
Phyeletatt, Surgeon told Aecouebear. Ofilee. Paste
weed., Oat.
..10;1:1 1). Oalte aro/ Dteldeuce, 294J
lee Qeeens Ave.. Landoll Oateinefal attention
paid te lIowa, tehee PVtiq 12.et% t,a
p. LIU
!NG. IIADRISTE.11$.S)UCI
Canveyanerre Ceenitleden
ete. Meney to teen
FAW,49! 443Z . 0:11N1,
ewe. lee., IL Demme
17 W. eileelleieN., teavester Elliott 4r. Gled.
reale Canister, le:leiter, Netary Peelie Cele
tee-m.31%e. Fee. Niamey to loan at letteet rates et
Tei gee teree. arect, fluter.
:nue tiOneera
intowee nnarenern Lletnot Auetioneer
ter the eduities of Perth atui Midetesex.
o t setae eawnship terherae. Fele? proterely
te and temet remonable. Setts Arraneed
t Wineheisra,
The Molsons Bank
(Chertered by Partientent, 193)
Paid up Capital., • • • • • • a • .$2.500,01X)
Reserve Fund. .. . .. ,2,150,000.
React °Mee, Montle:se
SAMES ELLIOTT, Esq.
GENERAL 1114‘21:konn.
Hooey ceivanced to gond Farmers on their awn
notes with one or mote endorsees at 7 per cent. per
wean.
-EXETER BRANCH
Open every lawful day from 10 a.m. to 3 pen; Sat -
native 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
A. gene ral banking business transacted
elMitEn RATEe allowed for money en Deposits
Ueeelpts. Savings Dank at i cents.
DtesSeS &Cenuee. /en. Dentine,
Solicitor. Menagete
CREDITON
ROLLER MILLS.
Docaboortatmochuivaccococct-co
We are giving excellent
satisfaction since Re-
modelling our 1311.11
SHORTS. •
A quantity of shorts
on hand,
GRISTING an.d CROPPING
ese DONE PROMPTLY.
4. SlititEITZEiR
33efore. AN,. Toon plogploaine,
De Great English Remedy.
druggists in Canada. Only rell-
Sold and recommended by all
able medicine discovered. set
• ,paekages guaranteed to mire all
Orme of Sexual Weakness, all effects of abuse
or excess, LesentAl Worry, Excessive use of
To-
bacco, Opium or Stimulants. Mailed on receipt
of price, One paekage $1, six, $3. One will pr,ease,
six will cure, -Pamphlets teee to any address.
•• Tho Wood Company, Windsor, Out.
. Woods Phosphodine is soldinExeter
by 3. W. Browning and 0. Lutz
•Druggists.
EXETER
• Real Estate Exchange
,
The Sale, Purchase and Exchange of
Village and farm lands and peoperties
negatiated at reasonable rates of com-
mission, •_
• Foe Sale.
Several Valuable Farms in HAY,
USBORNE, STEPHEN end McGill.-
WRAY; also Three very desirable Re-
sidence properties in Exeter.
Farms 1141atited.
We have purchasers for goocl farna
and in the vicinity of Exeter, or who
will Exchange.
APPLY TO
Bavd,en, 0,avid.
valuator. , Manager.
. , .
'OFFICES; Dickson & Carlin -'e New
Week, Exeter. •'
""".4"."*.1 SPEEOR BY NES, FAVIC'TT,
- AFTER ileVESTICATING VAMPS
soteree AFRICA..
You have used all
sorts of cough reme. I
dies but it does not
yield; it is too deep
seated. It may wear
itself out in time, but
it is more liable to
produce la grippe
I pneumonia or a seri-
ous throat affection,
You need son -Whin
that will give yo
strength and build
up the body.
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
e elseislooPe Olivet% b roBoei*
endo Impeetaai Complatette Made
-reporter centiact of Some ot the
Inhabitants..
London, April 1. -At meeting Com
v ned by the Wemeids Liberal Unionist
seciation, Mrs. Fawcett, head of the
eneissien. wisich recently itiveetigated
orieentration camps in South Africa,
neve en addrees or, the eesult a the
on's work, We. Fawcett eaid
t1 frem the pro -Boers they got no
help whatever. Skeisad expected esnne
-edam* from a body hi Cape Town
!eh entice' itself a Committee for the
!Relief• a Sufferers front the War. She
Jotted this committee, however, extretne-
• pro -Leer. They said they were send-
nffupX400 worth of thine% every
tb to the camps, anti when she esked
viat404 of titioga tvere going the ree
Irrwas, "We seud. them calico to Wrep
r corpees. in." That was ail the
eeistance the cominittee rendered. The
tenniners of the couneiseieste visited
eeeen-oeo of to eeneentrotion cempe
<wept that at it Ellealeeth, which
ally wee a "stale eanap, and they
Tiled altogether in Smith Africa
nearly 0.030 mike. Arrired at a cenire
they
at put a serke a iniestior,s t
the supernitendent. then they (fielded
into groups. each taking a separate
eubjeet, and finally the people were
vieited in the tents by Ineividtial eom.
issioners. the woman vieited Leiner ask.
I 10telt lie irked to interpret for
ier VIKA any difficulty aroee about
4ugt:,age, Alt through those vielte not
Ingle complaint wee heard ae to tho
l'0111111 `t i w voldiers. Neither was
cuInnleint Riede es to the treatment
tele:nem who we peleeners at St.
era, Ceylou. Dern:aide or eleewhere.
' nielaiete ef (entree there were, E07,41e
eeenble and ForSO nereneeleable.
hingit1 111i.• Pyr,tt In 0.f iesuitan, ratiette
vo nut ne nedi eweeteleel tt might
.e:ve hem, lenthe, ....edereere bad eirene
Inert lielleVed. attl eettink Neve tbe
"own- of feel wee le...elevate, owing to
the interrdpition of the railway tratilen
The venpileddelere :,'Ikra tweed the eet.
liTLitil4Fullierttelril4:4.1Vial tea to make
be teed of eirento; eleeleve. Deer no-
tnen did net. Their it ale Were Wale.
evrinelly like?. thee room, woman being
trained by a deetor ar a probationer was
asked by Lim when vie !mit had a hail.
she replied. "TWO FN1TN ago." and she
was elan off to baw one at once. In
nether •enee a Locr woman seiel, she was
not going to (near out a treacle, the rili•
nt lap of which might lead to the flood.
of her tent. The British had, brought
ter there, elle eaid, and they could do
lie work. The eainps themselves were
by no MORTIS &mai, for there were
plenty of gamtri, ete., mid certain Ole -
pace cent from the continent, including
a lady representing the Queen of nob
lend, found the actual conditions very
different from what bad been repre-
sented. There 'WMa eertnin abuse of
the gifts wilt& were distributed. an
the ease of the woman who, not adti.
ally in want of more elothing, begged
for it all the same, afterwards seytug
lie wanted to get together a store for
the time when she returned to her farm.
Mrs. Fatweett spoke in high terms of tile
eadincee of the military authotities
do MI they could for tile people in to
eamps, and said that one Boer IVOlUall
declared of our troops, "I wM SFrak.
grave."nofthe British until I lie in my
g
will do this when evelythin
else fails. There is 00 doub
about it. It nourishes,
strengthens, builds up and
makes the body strong and
healthy, not only to throw
off this hard tough, but to
fortify the system against
further attacks, if you are I
run down or emaciated you
should certainly take this
ourishing food medicine.
dames%
DOWNE, TORONTO CANAD
_
iltigtIN
I 3
IF YOU WANT TO
Buy or Sell a Far
F YOU WANT TO
Buy or Sell TOW11 Property
IF YOU WANT TO
Borrow or Lend Money
F YOU WANT
Collections Mule
IF YOU WANT
Your Lite Insured
IF )70U WANT TO
Go to the Old Country
BY ALLAN LINE
PP
CASH PAID FOR. FURS.
Call at the Undersigned
JOHN SPACEMAN,
Office over H. Spackman's Hardware.
Exeter.
0 04
f7l �/
of Ced Lim' Oil
• (Tratioeirek.)
For L ng Troubles,
• vere Coughs, Colds,
Emaciation, dec., dec.
Tew systems rem reser:Date pure 011,1net
rs oiribleed The D. .e Lee it irpleasent
tete digteter e, VJ1 tied you. up; Will ad
sone pounds of flesh; bring yen back
to health.-
•ece. and 01.00 bottles.
t • DAVIS ,& LAWRENCE CO., Limited.
• A BOY DROWNED.
-Lindsay, Mareh M. -Freddie Brown,
Aged abou t 8 yea rs, son of FL M, Brown,
hotel -keeper, while p/a5ritag neer the
river this afternoon, fell in and went
over the slide near the dam at the
Lindsay •locks, and was drowned. The
Jody hes not. ye been retoyered.
DPAMOND DYEP,
For the Home in Spring-
time;
In thousands of homes throughout
this vast Dominion, mothers and
daughters re working merrily and
happily with Diamond Dyes.
Last year's faded and dingy dresses,
skirts, blouses, capes, jackets as well
as children's and teen's suits are ,being
teansformed into new and handsome
gartnents for spring, wear. This bottle
dyeing work saves ,seores of dollars an-
nruilly to econotnizing Dainties.
Sticeess in home dyeing is only As-
sured and guaranteed when the Dia-
mond Dyes are used. The use of credo,
common and imitation package dyes
is 0 danger and a source of loss to all
wlib unfortunately use them.
• Send a Post Card with yoUr addresa
If you desire to secure the full range of
Diamond Dye Mat and Rug Patterns,
The Wells & Richardson Co. Ltd., .200
Mountain - St., Mon trek], PI- Q., • will
mail these novel designs free of cost,
Parison In Disserace.
Philadelphia, March 31. -Lev. Edwin
C. Sweetzer, pastor of the Univerealist
Church of the Ilessiale has announced
tlea.t the vestrymen have peremptorily
demanded his • resignation. Vestryman
Paret states that when Czolg,oez shot
President MeKinley Lev. 31r. Sweetzer
offered a fervent prayer for the youth,
calling him a "poor, misguided young
man." He refused to pray for President
McKinley, and declined to hold memorial
servieee in honor of President McKinley.
The Etruria storied.
• London, Marcel 31. ---Au arrival at
Queenstown reports sighting on March
2ei the disabled Cunard line steamer
Etruria, whieh left rayal, Azores,
Mareh 17, for Liverpool. She was in
tow of two -Wien, and it steamer was
steering. her, The Etruria was making
but Dale headway.
TEL116111APIX IIREVITIES.
A fire at Tukui, Japan, has destroyed
4,000 houses.
• The French general eleetion will take
place on April 27:
The Viceroy of India mweiled the
statue of Queen 'Victoria in Calcutta.,
Fred Brown, a. little son of a Lindsay
hotellreeper, felt into the weir and was
drowned.
It is reportref that the plague in the
PUT111113 is ca.:Tying off 70,000 persons
every month.
.An increase of wages has been grant-
ed cotton mill operatives in southern
Now Enoland. • •
Col. Prior's election 'to the 13ritish
ceiumbia Legislature for Victorie has
-been protested. • '
LieuteGefieral Sir • Andrew Clarke,
Aeent-Ceneral for Victoria, Australia, in
Landau, is dead. • •'
Gravenhurst ratepayers have carried'
the by-law to raise $J5,000 to purchase
the electric light pleat.
Tweetyetwo men are known to be
dead as the result of an explosion in the
Nelson unue at Dayton, Tenn.
The petition agaiust the election of
M. E. Tolton M.P. for North Wel-
,
lington, was withdrawn at 'Guelph.
Services will be held on all the ships
of the North Paeifie station to -day in
memory of the men of the Condor.
At Montreal Mrs. Doris stabbed a
letter-eartier named Tetu twice in the
neck, but he is expected to recover.
The bead of James Quirk, who Was
murdered at Brantford, was not interred,
but will be preserved for further ex-
amination:
A' stoi:in at 'Wellsburg, Weat Va.)
wrecked •the Franklin M.E. Church, kill-
ing two inembers of the copgregatiore
and woueding, ,several others including,
Pastor Allshouse.
R11011E8 EARLY WE.
INTERVIVW 'WITH
AFRICAN COLLEAGUE.
. Alfred Me1ey Telle of the Dlee
etevery and rorenase ot the Do
Deers. Mine Mr. Rhodes Then
Retown 05 tUe "Xermz,r Contract-
• New York, Meech 31.---elir, Alfree
Atoseley, • ".M.G.,- a former colleagne .0
Ithe late Ceell 'Modes, errionet here to
day froze Englend. be au intervier
: he gives some bitereeting , history oi
Ithodes' early life. : .'hen We
irere yotaig," eaid Mr. Moseley, • "end
• * r tug on the Kindadiey minion, field
el we had to wort; hard for. our itv.
•n, if you met Isiat eke loolted iike
• oue you would. give a querter to. it
Was known then ee the 'young eon-
traetere Die tatidento,king„ when b
was6101 in Lis teens, to ptentp the wan-
ot of the Kimberley minas gave
hint the title,
nWitea dial I come aerOse Wan drete
We were both -smell •eleimnollilers, aed
we PK up togethee for eleetion to the
Waning Board. We tbeught the =ali-
en were likely' to he ewenled l -
the
linen I eementber • the . e ketie%
• as well ne if it were ,yeeterdayeedtholee
.... reline against the door, and noel-
anserceily eeedienging eliaif with the
Miners, who were jeering; him. OWE
in On monehs' time the other ion were
ut mut ens were in, .
'Oi the four big &lieu:mid mins -
lenninerley atthat time. OW D..-. Bee;
was tootad upon ae- a hop:lees caee. •
TheelAiee arid Aherne were going el. .
Most for an old 'mimeThet wee be.:
eaueo the sides bad fellett in at
tep and the floating, drift of the upper
strata was /omen unremunerative.
Ceeil Rhoda -es eotlevived the notion of
boring through the drift to the etreta
benne. • We foreiight was correct. Ti)ea
eliursop1if4-rou5 .-lay tame up a$ it w...re
lea a pip through solid rat.
ulinoWirg he bed a geen thing, Vend '
Melee eed himeelli to Late' up every,
elate i%e, eoUld eeet hold on The ;wee
at Ida. top wee &Lent fieneteell eleree,
leltli the nteene iid wothing then avain
eine and without ehit titotd.inery Isrought
efteewerle into nee it.
was impeeelble
for tile entell len.'n 1J1 q:Iiilv thole eleinte
downwani, I wae one %Ilea eold eleinte
to filtotice..
"They inielot be woetle millioue to.
dee'. : • lint Ilhodea quietly, by
noentwing and Tay the belief, he he pir.
cd, ntereneed to gee the eldef controk
tad time det on font the amalgantaiten
wideli eke De Leers is the pritteirizi
ttetor toelay. :You •ean wain; down
wo %Ilene:end feet. but there is no
ot the tilatitoelle giving out. Tho
oiiiy limit 1 sre is perhaps in one Iran.
dred and fifty yeard time Maebinir AU011
tI depth ae will be quite unworkable."
SEALS AIM eileavIO,
The $t. John's SteamerReturn
WM. -Good Catches.
St. JOiliti4 I1d., iareh 31. -The
eteatuers Aurora. Diana and Iceland,
having on board respectively 24,000, 2'2.-
000 and 20.090 eeltle, arrived here this
morning. It now seems that the ag-
gregate weight of this season's catch Js
likely to oppreoeli that of lain ;MT,
the seals now caught being heavier than
thoee eaught in 191)1.
TIM IsIA,ItICET REPORTS,
TImaeLlito:1(ite)le.tSpranpei.t.ltele Aiwa 2:00
Wheat ..40,613,0111 .54,749,600 54,e03,0011
t'orn S,78D,ono....",2S7,000 2105133.000
lXtl;tate 3,140,b00 11,136,1100 7 53%010
ri Tel 1.142,I001009 8190 .69101401
Wheat decreased lenil.0011 bush the paer.
week; It deereabed 414000 busb it year O.
Toronto St. Lawrence Market.
There were culy 100 bushels of geese
:
vultsehiteti.reeelved on the street market this
morniug. They s:old at 63e to 4.13leet: per
U. -Was steady. 10 loads selling at $12
to. $1.0 per ton tor timothy end eS to$i) per
ten for clover.
Straw--iteeelpts were nil.
Montreal Live Stock.
Moutreal, March me -There were about
lee head of butchers' cattle, 4 small oalvee
nud 14 yearling sheep offered for sale at
the East End Abattok to -day. Some 40 or
51) of the butchers put in an appearance,
but they scented ineitrereut ;about buying
auy beef cattle, and were looking for small
sua, or which there were very few on the
market. Very few cattle were sold during
the early part of the day, the prices rang-
ing from klhe to Se per lb. The calves eolti
at from 32 to $4 each. Yearling sheep sold
at from .1%e to en per lb. There were no
spi lug Iambs offered here to -lay. Good
livoetsigioicraitli
foret thoegseasicid at about Oe per lb,
East Reigate Cattle Market.
East Buffalo, March 31. -Cattle -Receipts,
3,000 head; steady eor best grades.; °teem
lee to •3ee lower; prirae steers, *0.35 to
e6,50; good to extra, 35.75 to $0.25; tale to
medium, $5.25 to e3.65' choice to extra
fat cows, :„t4.50 to $4.80; canners and cora-
mons,. 32.50 to 34; mixed butchers`, e4.25
to ea; export bulls, 34.50 to $4.75; good
butchers', 33.00 to $4.23; stock and saus-
age do, $2.75 to $3.80; milch cows and
springers, $35 to 350. Veals-Tops, 37.50
to $7.75. lIogs-Recelpts, 20,400 head ;
slow but steady; Yorkers, $6.60 to $6.70;
light do, e6.45 to $6.55; mixed packers,
ee.75 to. 30.05; choice heavy, 36.00 to 37;
pigs, 36.20 to 36.25; roughs, e6.15 to 36.351
stags, 34.25 to $4.73. Sheep and lambs -
Receipts, 18.000 head; sheep about steadY;
lambs, higher; Webs, ssmo to 36.75; good
to chOlee, $6.50 to $6.60; culls to fair, 35.25
to 36.40; sheep, choice hitndy wethers,
to 36.10; common to extra razed, 15.10 to
35.75; cuns And emnreon, 33• to 35; heavy
export ewes, 85.50 to 35.75.
cklerego Live Stock.
Chicago, 3,14,treh :Me -cattle -Receipts, 2,-
000; aetive and strong to 100 higher; geed
to prime steers, $6.00 to 37.20; poor to me-
dium, 34.25 to 36.50; stockers and feeders,
32.50 to $5; cows, 31.25 to 35.75; heifers,
f2.50 to 36; eannere, $1.25 to 32.30; bulls,
2.50 to $5.2,3; calves. $2.50 to 35.75; Texas
ed steer.% $5.20 to 35.60. flogs -Receipts
to -day, 42,000; to -morrow, 80,000; left over,
6,000; 5e to 10e lower; mixed and butchers',
36.40 te 36.00; good to choice heavy, 30•75
to $6.05; rough heavy, 36.40 to $6.60; light,
36.50 to $6.6e; bulk of sales, 36.45 to 36.75.
Sheep -Receipts, 14,000; sheep and lembs
strong to 100 higher; good.to cheice weth.
ers, $5 to '35.50; western sheep, $4,25 to 36;
native Iambs, 34.50 to 30.75; western
lambs, e5.25 to 36.85.
• Leading Wheat Markets.
• Closing previous
, Cash,
Chicago . .
New York'... , . ,
Toledo' .
... . 77
Duluth., 1 hard,.,: 72%
Minneepolis .
Milwaukee, 2 no 7214
Detroit, 2 red , . 78
St. Louis -------774
day. Closing to -day.
May. Cash. May.
711,4 .. 71
77 7714 77
63:), 77 ,3% 664
7111, 71,
78 77% T-
77% 77% 771,e
EXETER MARKETS.
CHANGED . EACH •WEDNESDAY
Wheat
Baele,
Oats
Peas
Potatoes, per bag ..
Hay, per ten
Flour, per cwt., roller.... 75
Butter 10
Eggs . .. .. . ..
'Bides, per 1N lbs 4 DO
Live hogs. per owt
Dressed 7 00
Shorts per clot 1 05
Bran pee cwt. 80
Clover, Red 4 75
Clover, Alsyke - 7 00
Dried Apples
.....
71 72
47 48
. 37 39
73 75
45 50
00
7 GO
225
17
12
500
5 50
7 00
1 15
100
4 75
25
REASONS WHY
SliODIAD SUPPORT THE ONE MILL
JECAUS-We pay the farmers cash
for their grain anti tliey leave a
good share of their money ot ith
thepnerehauts of your town.
13E0AVSE -We leave it lame sum in-
vested in the milling business of
your town.
BECAUSE -We eniploy a nn»iler ot
livnaeaneisinedacphawy eoei It. good sine in
BECAUSE ---We live here an1 help
support yam' ebeirehee Und
schoole.
AUSE-Our getells are eeeond to
none mode in the county, our
Star Flour will make lietter
bread and more bread to the
seel . than any other family flout*
town.
CAL"SE-We leave reduced the
price of our goods shore starting
busine,ss.
AUSE-Our PrineeesErerotehoiee
pastry flown has no equal in
town, for fine pastry cookie,*
Harvey Bros.
SU SECTS 10 .f. Cobbbilick
and could
house. I wa$
e tiai. Tben 1 Hied
r arill and it only
r.o bones to make me feel
aly wall. N. S. Swill -
Tire
d, tir
tired -
? Your blue
that's the r
t4re living on thi
line of nerve ex -
n. Take Ayeris
parilla and b
cured tatbitut:
at tonainba 45.nr's
9'10 .0elewo abyst alai:rued
f4Zipur 1-.43 adrl.so 4114
- C.7% -o Level). Mese.
eiesse..44„,
The Jury found a verdict of gnilty in
the Caen of A. T. Pent len. a .7,liew York
la itereted with dm itotlielre
„)3T1-.N,A4 nonlionzat-o. The
S THE
aniO iee Ore TM; COLD,
7.•t,•,fliav,‘,...1,••.,"...1
it
et
ne_cd_eee, EGA flifei elideVed.
10 QVIIIi A COLD IN ONE ONY
Tenn. r, teetieee. Memo gatilline Tab
lots. All druggio' 0 refund the money.
If it Celle to mire. 21e. 13. W. Grove,
isgnattare is on erelh box.
Brakeman Shipworth was killed at
Moosedow while coupling, ears Wed.
nestlay.
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indtway robber' in t",tytterentve.e61401
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WHILE PARLIMIENT
s Inmin, Ottawr People
a Marvellous Gum
MS! IRO
It is a Ileum from Stalling
and Death Affected by
Paines'CeieryCompound
THE GREAT SPRING
MEDICINE.
Mr. BROWN SANS;
After the Use of Paint's Celery
Compound 1 um Now in the
Best of Health.°
The greatest of modern physicians,
Prof. Edward E. Phelps, M. 1). LL.
after years of long practice and close
scientific study, gave to suffering and
diseased men and women his marvel-
lous life.giving prescription, with the
conviction and positive knowledge that
it had peenliar virtues and ;ample pone
ers to cure, after the terrible verdict
"incurable" was uttered by the medi-
cal practitioner.
Thousands of the strongesttestirnon-
ials from the best known and most re-
liable men and women of our country
fully sustain the claims made by Dr.
Phelps regarding his ',incomparable
Paine's Celery Compound.
One of the most convincing proofs
font ished, conies recently from agen tie --
man widely known in the Capital city,
we refer to Mr. Alfred Brown, 91
O'Connor St., Ottawa, Ont. Mr.
Brown'sletter fnlly demonstrates the
fact that the greatest sufferer may
cast oft his or her burden of disease
and become well, strong and happy. It
proves too that the great medicine
maintains more firmly than ever before
its unrivalled place in the estimation.
of people of wealth andsocial standing
as well as with the masses. Mr. Brown
says:
acknowledge with thankf alness and
pleasure the fact that I have been cur-
ed of a very painful illness of eight
years standing by use of Paine's Celery
Compound. I had, during the years
of my illtlese tried almost all the ad-
vertized medicines without deriving
any- good results. I was also treated
by several of the best doctors of •this
city, hoping to find that one of them
at least would understand nay case.
"I was 'getting worse, and was told I
was incurable. I Was indeed in a cent.
cal condition. I could not go from the
house alone, as I was liable to sudden
collapse. 1 tined hospital treatment,
but no relief or good results came to me.
couldnot sleep; anything that I ate
increased my agonies; I was extremely
weak, restless tired and despondent;
was obliged to walk about with my
hands pressed firmly into my left side
to ease my pains; my feet and hands
were cold continually; had inclination
to vomit, bad profuse, cold sweats,
quick breathing, and would be racked
• with pain for hours at it time.
"After the regular use of Paine's
Celery Compound for a titne, I am now
in the best of health, have good appe-
tite and can lee° any kind of food,
Thank God I am my old self once more
MI through the use of Paine' e QeleeF
Compound."
Pianos and Orga
- AT
OPULA.V. PRICES AND
EASY TE11IS 011P.M,
NEXT.
N OS.
'We sill thtk etklebrat'4 0l1U0*i
O. Plano (The Art Piano cif Van.
the elloiee of Royalty for their
r of Canade.
0 want souleth tee elteener we
you Pianos, o other nelfeee
will lee no diegrece to the meet
*out perler.
tig nleOleittes,
111 eewing unatlinee eve ten i y the
e'wwinneene,; leeenneerd ond WItite
tFa needles and enplane. I'd 1 ell meat
095.
The le
WA.
We into our new pre
isi's opposlte the Contiil Hotel and
now 00fl for hushe*'sli. Our pre.
ises are and we gave you
ern and up.todate pads and
de in the most modern svelte.
Personally. . .
. Cut Every Garment
bars made up at this eArthlitannent
-as well as fit it -and look after
all the details. This is only one
reason why our prices are ruoder.
ate.
0.146.001[0.1.11,
Genes Furnishings . •
Come and see us in tnir TIONV place
of business and examine our stock of
Genes Furnishings
Bert,, Knight.
Cook's Cotton Boot Compona
Is stiecessfully Used monthly by over
10,05DLadieS. Safe, effectual. Ladiee ask
your druggist for Crudes donee Root Com.
pane. Take no other, as all Mixtures, pills and.
imitations are dangerous. Priee, No. 1, $1.pee
box; No. 2,10 degrees stronger,$3 per box. No.
1 or 2, mailed ott receipt of price and two letent
stamps. The Cook Company Windsor, Ont.
jlay-Nos. 1 and 2 soldand recommended by all
responsible Druggists in Canada,.
No. land N0.2 nre sold hi BYet et* by
C. Lutz and J. IV. Btowning, Drug-
gists.
SHOT IN THE HAND,
Chatham, Mareb 31. -On Saturday
evening it singular accident befell A.S.
Thornton, accountant of the Bank of
Commerce. A. W.Laravourithe teller,
was in the act of carrying a cash draw-
er, when he aceidentally let fall front
it a 32 -calibre revolver, The weapon
struck the floor, muzzle upward, dis-
charging the cartridge then endev the
hammer. The ball passed haernlessly
by ',armour, htt struek Thornton in
the left baud. Grazing the thumb, it
passed diagonally through the palin,
the bones of the hand providentially
escaping injury.
Peindlnier,nre is merre of it household
reMedy than any other enediciue. It
meets the requirements of every home.
Cures' cra Trips and dvsen t ery and is the
best lin linen t ad e, Avoid s bs finites,
tbere is but one Milo:di-eller, Perry
*-PilVie'. 25e, and 50e.