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IL iiiNsliAN,LDS k DR. A. E. SINS..
MAN. ll.0.$„ Honor graduate of
Torente
TWISrTISTS*
Te:th extracted without any pain. or any had effects
eiti.eio &usenet; iveSt. bido Main street,
Exeter.
AL.T() ANDERSoN
DENTIST
Honor Graduate of Taranto Cniversyy and Royal
College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario. Also Post
Graduate of Chicago Sehool of Prosthetic Dentistery
(oth honorable mention.)
Allumlnam, Gold and Velcanite Platee made in the
neatest manner possible. A perfectly hinnie-s ai*.
aesthetic used. for painless extrartion ofteeth.
Office one doer Etatith of Carling Rms. store, lileeter.
dice]
Dn, T. IlatitER. GP THE
College of rhysicians and Surgeons Ontario.
rhysitian, Surgeon and Aecoucheur. Office, Pash-
a -owl, Oat.
rtr. Jolla D. Wilson. eilkv and ftec-klence. 29.1
queens Ave.. London oar. Silecial attention
pald titils:asi,s wmaen. Office hems, l2441 to 4
CKSON 4 CAU41NO. EVERISTERS.
LJ tam Notaries. Canveyaneere, Counelselonem
$ eiters for Molsene Raul:, tee. 31ottey to loan at
-st eetce of interest. Oillefe, Main st rect,
egliasn. L if. 1)tessos
W. tH,AOMAN, (Successor to Elliott Glad.
plena Dar:ester, Foliehor, Notary Piddle Con.
Ynn,er. rae. money to lOati atlowest:rates of
01111:.e. Main street, Exeter.
oneerS
BROWN. Winehelsea. Maned Auctioneer
for the Counties of Perth and Sliddlesei4
also for the township of Csborne. Sales promptly
attended to and terms reasonable. $ales arranged
at Post Office, Wincheisea,
The Molsons Bank
(Chartered by Parliament, 1S3S.)
Paid up Capital. ..,$2,500,000
Reserve Fond- .. . ......2,150,000.
. .ffeed0fIlee, Montreal;
JAMES ELLIOTT, Esq.
Guna,r.. *MANAGER.
limey advanced to good Farmers on their own
notes with one or more endorsers at 7 per rent. per
annum.
-EXETER BRANCH -
Open every lawful day froml 0 aao. to 3 pan; Sat-
urdays 1.0 am, to 1 pan.
.44- general banking business transacted
CURRENT BATES allowed for money on Deposita
Receipts. Savings Dank at 3 cents,
Dicasoe &.Citniaso, N. 1), lirROON,
Solleitors. Mannger.
CREDITON
ROLLER MILLS.
1-/9 are giving excellent
satisfaction since Re-
modelling our mill.
SHORTS.
A quantity of shorts
A.. on hand.
GRISTING and CHOPPING
DONE PROMPTLY.
14. SlAtEITZER
Wore.
Afit'r. Wooa's Phosiloaine,
The Great English Remedy.
Sold and recommended by all
druggists in Canada. Only reli-
able medicine discovered. $ix
packages guaranteed to cure all
forms of Sexual Weakness, all effects of abuse
or excess, Mental Worry, Excessive use of To-
bacco, Opium. or Stimulants. Mailed on receipt
of price, one paokage 21, six, SS. One will please,
610wi etre. -Pamphlets free to any address.
Tito Wood Company, Windsor, Ont.
• Woods Phosphodine is sold in Exeter
by J. W. Browning and .C. Lutz
Druggists.
EXETER
- Real Estate Exchange,
- The Sale, Purchase and Exchange of
Village and farm lands and properties
negotiated at reasonable rates of com-
mission,
For Sale.,
Several Valuable Farn3s in IIAY,
17S.BORNE, STEPHEN end McGILL7
IVRAY; also Three very desirable Re-
sidence properties in Exeter.
Farras Watttoct.
We have purchasers for good farm
and in the vicinity of Exeter, or who
will Exchange.
APPLY TO
David Mill,
Wm. Bawden
Valuator. Manager.
OFFICES: Dickson & Carling's New
Block, Ex.eter.
e: gr, rra -
la a Constitutional disease.
originateS in a scrofulous cor.dittor•
the blood and depends on that condit:un.
It often Melees headache az4 dizziness,
impairs the taste, smell and bearing, ftiTee:s
the vocal organs and diettirhs the et0Maelz.
it afflicted Mrs.111rara Shires. Zatebellez-
ville, N. Y., twenty consecutive yeaesie-
rived her or the sense ot smell. made her
breathing difBcalt, and greatly affected Ller
general bealth.
She testifies that atter she bad taken
many other medicines tor it witheut lasting
effect it was radically and permaueotly
med. her sense ot smell restored, and her
general health greatly improved, by
Hood's Sarsaparilla
This great medicine bas wrougbt the
most wonderful cares or catarrh, aecording
ta testinaouials volumfarity given. Try it.
Children's
Fertilize"
That's a good name for
Scott's Emulsion. Children
are like young plants. Some
will grow in ordinary soil.
Others need fertilizers.
The nature of some children
prevents them from thriving
on ordinary food Such chil-
dren grow right if treated right.
All they need is a little fel--
tilizer-a little extra richness,
Scott's Emulsion is the right
treatment,
Fertilizers make things grow,
That's just what Scott's Emul-
sion does. It makes children
grow in flesh, grow in strength,
grow rich blood, grow in mind,
grow happy. That's what we
make it for.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT & DOWNE, Toronto, Cana a.
sec and $1.00; all &mots.
Any
YOr!if F-\ UnrS
LIcatv a-
TiTtvE. p g EXETER Ng ikETS.
IA Li 4
FtEASON$ Ira Y
cHANG.RD .ta-O.11 WEDNESDAY. ....
Wheat.... '71 .SLIOULD SUPPORT THE EO MILL.
THREE VIRUS rk!TE-rtr.,14Twor GAN-, '1144 °LItS.11 "et* rlsr^t31) *°T' " Barley- , ..... „ 47 IS
BECAUSE -We bring the far -
mem to your town and pay Oot.
IF YOU WANT TO
Buy or Soli a Fain
IF YOU WANT TO
Buy or Sen. Town Property
IF YOU WANT TO
Borrow or Lend Money
IF YOTJ WANT
Collections Made
IF YOU WANT
Your Life Insured
IF OU WANT TO
Ge to the Old Country
BY ALLAN LINE
CASH PAID FOR FURS.
Gall at the Utidersigned
JOHN SPAC EMAN,
Office over H. Spackman's Hardware.
Exeter.
AititAx. p1top4uerves. (.1,1-att.X1:1. ORKS.
HEAVY illtEAK DOM
vta/prilES STOOK.
The contract between the Govern-
ment and the Ross Rifle ComPany has
been signed and is now in force.
Mr. Alfred Nevelle, of Hamilton,
took a drink of carbolic acid by mis-
taket but was saved from. death.
SAD DROWNING ACCIDENT.
ox SE. Tbe reeeess, Neatest ea Srieti to be OR
Xo tire Most Moder» Standard, De,
Wartime -Success or Um Virst Rola.
ALL ST'OCKIS MOUE OM LESS
Penihroke,May 5. -John Fitzpotriek
his wife and his two sisters, Minnie
and Fanny, were crossing the Ottawa
River in a row -boat from Alinmette
Island to Westineath yesterday, and
were near Paquett Rapids, and .aboot
ten feet from the Westmeath shoae,
when Mts. Fitzpatrick became freight-
ened and jainped out of the boat. Her
buSband followed.to save her, and the
two reached shore safely. In the mean-
time the boat, with thatwo girls,drift-
ed out into the rapids and upset, and,
both occupants were drowned. The
girls are daughters of Thomas Fitzpat-
rick, and aged about :22 aud 17 respec-
tively.
True Economyin Well Regulat-
ed Homes.
,,v41,-wmao .3alt Trip ffe"..r.nurws.
Sanit Ste. Marie, May 5, Steel rand
were made to -day in, Sault Ste. larie.
file first rails ever made in a Canadan
New York. May 3. -The developments
mill were iqii.Ve.$:" fully run this aft-..-r-
of the latter half of last wesNle in Wall , , , .
noon. 1:te null will now run regaiurly.
street, in, cOnnectien. with the stocks of _
The metal, aftrr banes biewn, is lam:tiled
I lie Deesision Sceurities Company, the as* in the lie -t modern nettetiee b,y poems
r,land Itaitroad Company and the lug tete metlide, the ings being etrip-
. '-enseck ',Meadows Curapany result- ped sifter standing, a few minutes. Strip -
4 4 to -day in the announcement in l'aid ping is done by ware, a IT oreeirati
',11W.S,:ion. of the suspension. a three titilar n.g,et''"et Zrc'vt.d_e4 :Y14) ".. a'",,,I
y tr,,Iloy, wittch /,, used to tnar,e
stea. exchange brokerage houscs. The '
the lael-n. on the ladle crane. AO et'
het,. iirm. to tlecUtl'e inability tO nied va,ssill.4 ozt.„-,,/,11, several 4,!..„, th?:-.- ere
.bliglItions was Offenbach & 1.7)100re. tinuily wit. iiiiiied and coele7d, and Wad-
tle•ary Drothers 13 -al Loekwood, Jinni 4 ed on ears :ier shipment. The plant is
CL,3•„31.3v fellewch rarialy., . armee( a ea as tit) Landle a 30 or 69
Gii the curb, Nvlitere tame -stock exellanga foot reel, So.0 preende to tt,e yard. The
securities are traded in there was 011 nua‹-bb:, ey ia sa!s,, eseeeesee leant is. all
''%(ts, il et -roup of traders'trying to make &kelt 1,..,... t„!.. ea:Ho. alai has beeu Ku.
=4:Ics in NVebb-Meyer stocks. Dominion .nouueed f...,el.deeee. •.'
Sem:lace, evIdele Feld last Friday at
litiee, mad on 1-4t yddy t , .a.a_
fered to -day at 70,nbut thae ble0st bitlis 4. AP:CliftiSilli:' C011itIGAN Palm.
iti'kfit,feidt roasvregic. -111!tn.a.1,1 Vta5 a .
ows was offered at .10, wit/' 'Ile /lieu* ly 011 IN>refsezul:7Former.
Frillay it .014 at 70 l' 1 o 14 . n
Thj amount of the joint liabilities of 1.""'I'v_„Y4:12`e 11„41„7 5:7, rabi-'14,4/P ell!:
the three firms that have suspended is 1 ngau 44'4 4L 44•"5 CI el'aCK 0'4104. 41"
1.lajui()Idlo81131'are:.tinTlabtreetle atthottIgntdo OT:c6 Ilinit i 1tVitiledUeilikli4::g It4(4141.11a, sge7rile t adr4tyY, rt:tdliter.1 Cat'ilr!
4/red and twenty-five shares of Itutlawl i ley, at iii,41 tectitrit, his heart gave way
preferred were traded In during the daY 1 at n 0.,;,,,t;.. The ?,kiest Rev. .Michael
from 86 to 05, closing at 05. For the 41.umh/ 42, on,,.k.,,,,,„, J) 1), was -i born at
three firms four thousand shares of ac- I 7.,;5..warli, NA., la IB.44). His parents
tiv° stook' wer6 '''e sold. -0"ring the ' came from Ireland. Ile was consecrated
afternoon Mr. Meyer bad a long eon' Dislirp of the Dieee-e of Newark in 1473,
ferenee with Mr. Creighton Webb, br.otle Ho wa ; later theses, coadjutor of (.'are
er of Dr. Webb. dival 1101' '?we's pled when Cardinal Me -
A Deputy Sheriff called at Pr. Webles . cue oivi Aeolpisi/op Corrigan sue -
office in the afterneon, aceonmanied by l eeeded to ee See, of New York.
i
P. M. Ilrown, a lawyer, of be way. Tae The Deptity Sherif7 said he want. 141111 31Altli.T.T ItErGitTS.
F.oe Dr, Webb on V,Velial ba-Ine3Q.
e naive of wide% he refus.d to dia.
ela=e, Ile deelined ti say whether or
-nt lie had an ord:r of arrest for any -
01110,
.31r. Meyce left Dr. Webb's olike early
In the afternoon. I'pott his tarlval at
his office down town Mr. Meyer Said
that he bad. beeu unable to reach any
agreement with Dr. Webb. Mr. Moyer
smiled when aF•Iced whether an order for
lii•s arreg had bten issued. but would
Say nothing.
Mr. Frail of the Stock Exchange limn
of Webb 4 Wall, of which Dr. Webb's
brother is senior partner, made this
statement. on the Ranh(); ity of Dr. Webb,
he said, shoat, before noon :-0,All. of
the Rutland preferred stock sold by Dr.
Webb last June, certificates of whfelt aro
still in his name, and amounting to 12 -
500 shares, will be Eald for In cash n't
108 by J. W. Davis & Company of 100
Broadway." At the office of Davis &
Company it was said that the stock was
being bought in as fast as it was being
presented. No further information was
given out.
Wall street conservative men were
almost unanimous in the opinion that
the day's happenings had d0110 much to
clarify the Iluancial Atmosphere.
The rally in Rutinud from the low
point of the day followed the announce -
spent that Vanderbilt interests had
agreed to take up a block of those
abares for account of some of the em-
barrn.sed speculators.
Until very late tuasight there was a
secret conference golug on in tbe home
of Dr. 'Webb between a number of ine.n
who drove to the house in carriages.
The identity of the callers could not be
ascertained, except that of Creighton
Webb, Es brother of Dr. Webb, who ar.
rived at the house in a closed carriage at
11 o'clock. Dr. 'Webb was requested re-
In well regulated hennes in city and
country there are many avenues open
for the practice of economy, but none
so simple and satisfactory as the use of
the Dianiond Dyes in renewing for
wear old and faded dresses, skirts,
blouses, capes, a ckets, ribbons, shawls,
yarns and feathers. The husband's or
boy's suit now off color and apparent-
ly worthless can be dyed a rich and fast
black, navy blue or dark seal brown,
practically making new and stylish
garments.
The Diamond Dyes are the easiest to
use; a child can dye successfully with
them. No failures or disappointments
when the very simple directions are
followed.
Thousands of ladies are now making
up pretty Mats and Rugs from the
Diamond Dye Mat and Rug Patterns.
These patterns are favorites all over
Canada. Sheets or designs ebowing
the \anions sizes' made may be obte in -
'ed froin The Wells & Richardson Co.,
Ltd., 200 Morin tain,St., Montreal, P. Q.
Send your add ess.
R:oster-4:wittult Live Num
.1.41 Lateskt Route,
Moistly Evening, May 5.
'co:onto st.l.awrenoe Marl:mt.
Tbo reeelptri wtve very light on the
Stet 1 tai4thet this Invaang. Wives were
Stle1,1141At-Ilras steady. 100 bushels ot white
Elie: at 71e one load of rotor
Iry I 'hoot at U7c iter bushel and one load
ptott net wheat at Gnse•e per Lathe!.
liay-Was limier. 10 loads selling' at $12
to Sia per ton for timetby and 41$.50 to .§11i
per ton rim ciover.
Straw-itorelpte were nil.
The Visthle Sunntr.
May '02 apr.S,' 01 Apr. 0, '00
Wheat .. ..89,328,000 53,S01),000 ss.412.ono
Corn .. 0,422,00 21,000,000 :::3,0111.000
Oats 2,030.000 114100,000 7,174,000
Rye 1,011,0.4 1,112,000 1,2111,ou0
Earley 01/3.040 $410,0011 172,000
Wheat deercaeed 2.121,6e0 bintels the past
week. Aeyeer ago wheat decreased 783,000
bushels,.
'toast:. Cottle Markets.
Londe% way S. -American cattle, 7I4d;
sheep, WA.
Liverpool, May S. -Canadian, cattle, 714,d;
trade slow, but Dm.
Montreal Live Stock.
Montreal, May 5. -There were about 70
head of butchers' cattle. SOO calves and 130
sheep anti lambs <Melva for sale at the
east end abattoir ttetisty. Tbe butchers
were out in largo numbers. and trade. was
got)ti 14 stieht reoluellon In onAGN's alt
round. Prltne hceves sold at trout Or to
Olit per lb, pretty goad Pattie at front 4930
to alre, and the connuon stock at from S!,ie
to 411te _per lb. Mr. U. 'Itirtel paid 7r per
lb for nye very choke rattle on Saturday.
Calves sold at from $1.:70 to $7 each. old
sheep sold at front tele to 31.1c per lb.
Spring lambs eold from $2.50 to $4.7o each.
fat h .gs sod at fr...m qfie to 7c per lb,
weighed off the cars.
Chicago Live Stock.
Chicago, May 3.-Catt1e-1tece1pts, 10,500;
exports, 10c higher; alters steady; 300d
to prime steers, $6.10 to $1.11); pool; to
peatedly throughout the night to make medium, 44.50 to $0.40; stockers and feed-
ers, $2.-5t) to $.).2.4 tow, $1.40 to 85.50:
helferst $2_ to $0; canners, $1.40 to $2.40;
bulls, 2.2o to $5.75; talves. $1.0.0 to 0;
Texas -fed steers, $5.25 to $0.25; western
steers, fed, $4.80 to $5.75. Ilogs-Re-
celpts to -day, 30,000; to -morrow, 17.000;
left over4 2,500; strong; mixed anti butch-
ers', $6.e0 to $7.25; ....cod to choice, heaN-7,
11.15 to $1-.3:1%; rough heavy, $11.110 to
.10; light, $6.65 to $7; bulk of sales,
$6.00 to $7.15. Sheep -Receipts, 13,000 ;
sheep steady; Iambs, 10e to 15e lower; good
to choice wethera, C5.150 e0.15; western
sheep, $2.55 to $0:'15; native lambs, OUP -
ped, $4.75 to $6.55; western lambs, $3.20
to 86.55.
Montreal Grain and Produce.
Montreal, May 5. -There is a fair local
and export demend r oats, and it sold
at 461et: to 47c; otherwiae tbe market was
very quiet We quote I-Outttrio No. 1
spring wheat. afloat. 77e; No. 2 soling
wheat, 70e; peas, 87c; rye. 62c to 621/.3e;
barley, 57e; oats, 40pse to 47c; buckwheat,
671/2e bid.
Flour -There Is a air demand. Cut prices
have 'a wide range. We quote ---Manitoba
spring wheat patents. $3.90 to 4.25; Mani-
toba strong bakers'. $3.55 to $3.05; winter
wheat patents, $3.75 to $3.85; straight rol-
lers, 53.40 to 83.50; do In bags. 31.05 to
$1.70, and extras, $1.45 to $1.55.
Feed -Market quiet and unchanged: tee
demand was limited and buainess quiet.
Wo (1110te :-Rollcd oats. In barrels,14.65 to
$4.70, and in bag4, 52.225 to 522,. We
uuote :-Cntario bran, in bulk, 510, and
shorts, $21.50: Manitoba bran,. in. bags, $19,
and shorts. $22.
.Cheese -The tone al the market is strong
and prices are tending higher; finesf On-
tario makes, 11e to 12c; finest townsalp
makes 11%c to 11.1/2e; 5nest Quebec makes,
110 to '1.1V.j.c:t.9.pril makes. ifte to lie.
Etter -Tho market was quiet and steady.
Finest fresh creamery. 19c to 1042e; cream-
ery seconds. 18c to 181/je.
Provisions --There was a fair trade in
bacon, hams and lard. but otherwise the
market was quiet, We cenote :-Selectod
21 'to 5,21.00; Canada short cut back, $21.
heavy Canada short cut mnessiessp,orlko,ng$22eut:
22.50; heavy Canada short cut' mess pork.
The Elder-Dempstea Steemehip Coin to $21.50; heavy Canada
pany complains that the Atlantic coin- deer Rork. e21; light Canada short eleer
pork. $20.0 to $21: pure Canada lard, In 20 -
'bine lifts 'adopted it boycott against it. lb palls. 11,ke to 12e: Compound refined lard,
till_ wood s, 20 -lb, 8:Xe to 9c; B •ar's
It is reported at Coilinewood that Mr. cad. In 20 -lb wood palls, $2.9tya to $0.0a,
Arch. Currie, the Independent . candi- and Globe. at $1.721A 16 $1.80; 20 -lb ,la
date in West Simeoe, is about to re- pails; Yee per lb less; hams, 12c to 14e.
tire. and bacon, 14c to 15c per
Mr. D'Arey Scott, one of the Liberal Leading 'Wheat Markets.
nomineca in Ottawa, has retired, and Closing previous day. Closing to -day.
Messrs. Luinsden and Bingham will pro- Cash. July, Cash. July.
habiy be the party candidates. Chicago , 701/8 .. 75
New lock 8"le
Hon. James Sutherland is lnyine to Tel 85 -80, 84
arrange for a conference of Provincial Duluth, 1 hard_ 701/2 73%
Premiers to discuss fisheries questions, Milinca-"Ii8 • " 75%
Milwaukee 9 nor 761A 76
to take place in Ottawa oti May 20. neereae 2 're`d, , 87-
a statement, but denied, himself to re-
porters and would. answer no questions
whatever.
AN' IMPERIAL COVNCIL.
Naval Experts Demand. a New Marino
Polley for the Empire.
London, May 0. --Some disap-
pointtnent has been ceased by
Mr. Balfour's refusal in the Commons
to appoint a committee to consider all
matters affecting Britieh mercantile
marine as well as the question of sub-
eidies. Naval experts, like Sir John
Colomb, say an entire revision of the na-
tion's policy is required in regard to the
preparation of the mercantile marine for
war; the Government should see how
the position could be strengthened by
means of reasonable subsidies on Imper-
ial lines. The 'question was one affecting
the affairs of the whole empire, and an
Imperial council should. be formed to
deal with it.
TELEGRAPH BREVITIES.
The sewers Ly -law carried at Guelph.
Fifteen cases of smallpox are reported
at Westport.
Listowel ratepayers have carried it by-
law- to raise $7,000 for sewers.
C'ol. Pelloat's offer to take the Q.O.R.
.bugle band to the coronation has been
accepted:
An eight-year-old boy named Porter of
Smith's Falls had his hands blown to
pieees by a dynamite cartridge.
Oats $7
73Potatoes, per bag, . .. 45 sei
700
• 11
00
50
7 60
1 16
100
4 75,
7 25
6
Hay, per ton............
Flour, per ewt.,
Batter.......... , ,
....
Hides, per 100 lbs
Live hogs, per cwt.
Dressed Ilogk:, • • • •
Shorts per cwt..... ....
Bran per cwt
Clover. Red .
Clover, .A.leyCe
Dried Apples..
seses
eese
;le
'aria
TheGovernment, is not indisposed to St L ' St 741/2 80 72%
male it grant to Captain Bei•nier to
Dritt4h ilfar1
e±8
wards his north pole expeda'ti'uu b t .
nothing Will be done this sessiouli'.
London, Mayfirmer' 5. -Close---Wheat, on pas-
sage, rather ou passage
Mr. ArthurRobert Sweatman, eldest quiet and steady. %V b.eat, English aonetcy'
San of the Bishop of Toronto, threw him- markets of yesterday generally dearer.
,
self in front of a 'Lyn in wn
hile uder the Pl'euch country marketS quietbut
influence of depressiou, caused. by tong
001 bad health; and was instantly
killed.
0 00
1.70
10
400
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1 0.5
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"I was very poorly and =Aid
lardly get about the 1100.180. 1 WS$
'zed out all the time. Then 1 Wed
Snt'saparilia, and it only
..elt two bottles to make me feet
well,"- Mrs, 1,S. Swin-
4 :eel', rad:4108, Mo.
Tred when you go to
bed tired when you get
up, tired all the time.
WIlf? Your blood is itn-
that's the reason.
Yeu are living on the
bora/A' line of nerve ex-
stion. Take Ayees
Sarsaparilla and be
c1,kly cured. sh.44142:
.2,,,tor what bo thitigs et Ax 5
r IL Ai :7; 1, ile) liners all About Ihki
0% :444,P, ;,,k, &Maids aetnee alad
te ne.n.
ra Ctie.1.awell.1405S.
▪ -4-4417,7:744,1,W:ere%W4-.-e=,
Ten ears on art eastinaltitil freight
-ain on the Mivhigan Ventral the
aek on the bon neer the
rand River at Cayuga and wete hurl-
od into the water 5I.1 feet below.
STOPS TUE COCOU
AND WORKS OFF. TUE COW
1.1Q%*1* Me meapieieeTeeleteaseres0 &lb14ene
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Ime, Nu riat.l Nu Pr..
A fire occurred in the Union Stuck -
yards, Tomtit() Junction, In which
about WO tons of hay and several
inuldings Wert, destroyed. The loss Is
about $7,000.
TO CURE A. COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggis.s refund the mope.).
if it fails to cure. 25e. E. W. Oroves'
isguature is on each box.
The body of J. B. MeDonnough, a
Montreal commercial traveller, who
bas been missing for SOW months,
was found in the river at Prescott.
Express :Messenger Robert Murray
was killed at the Stewart Street State
ion at Hamilton, two trains wedging
together an converging tracks.
NATURE SMILING
WHILE THOUSANDS SUFFER.
Paine's Celery
Compound
them cash for their gram
aud thl-y leayeagotal eleare
of their tooney with the
merchants of your town.
B.E04.VSE-We have ii large
silos inseet(4 in tbenuUhig
business of your town,
BECAUSE -We elltploy
munber of enen who ail ht -e
here, mall we pay alkali A
good suu itt wages each
weals, the lutist of their
money being spent in your
town.
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mifls
don'ts
0.atside
fag:
Izet.
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et
ntirre+
der.Z
BECAUSE -We live taere'and fr,r,!lt
help support your churches
d
and schools.
ECA:CSE- We have reduced the
prives cif our goods considerably
since starting blilbicess.
BECAUSE -Exeter Ster ,F7oter is the
roost reliable family Meer in towel.
and will wake better bread and
rialre to tile saefi 14111011 any other
family flour in town, A trial
will couvice any good leutt-ewife
that what we say Is right.
ECA.USE-Onr Pare :AlitnitobaFiour
is the undivided product, of NO.
1.11ard Manitoba. Wheat and Con.
tains all the nutritions substance
of the wheat berry. put up in
100 pontal, bags and branded
"Pure MallitOint." -
E AUSE-Princess Flour iehoice
pastryi bas no equal for floe pas.
trycooking,one half L ss Alerting
required. when using this nom;
MIS 1110.1)18 3. Sfittg ha money.
Earvey Bros.
essors to j, Cobblediek & Son.
The Great Spring Health
Giver Makes Sick
People Well.
When spring comes with its gentle
showers, its balmy air, its bright sun-
shine and bursting buds, it too often
brings to our homes scenes of suffering
and physical decay.
The seeds of disease which were bit -
perceptibly germinating during the
winter months, have developed. and
planted in the system dangers that
now demand our itiStant care and at-
tention. Neglect and procrastination
will only deepen existing perils and
lead to death.
Before the advent of spring, you
must have noted symptoms, perhaps
of rheumatism, neuralgia, dyspepsia,
kidney disease, liver complaint, func-
ticTs.
al irregularities of nervous disor-
deIf you have experienced pains in the
joints, muscles or limbs, lacerating
pains in face or head, stomach derange-
mi
ents, bile, dislike of food, pains n
back and loins, swelling of hands or
feet, frequent urinating, with highly
colored mine, loss of energy, toepid
liver, vomiting, of impure blood -any
ofthese are warnings of disease.
Take warning, sufferers! Delaynot
another day; hesitation and indecision
on your part may forever seal your
fate. If you have already made efforts
to banish your troubles by the use of
other medicines and the treatment of
physicians, and these have failed, we
counsel you to put your full trust in
that never -failing disease banisher,
Paine's Celery Compound. Its use for
a week or two will cobvince you that
you have truly commenced a new
existence; it will assuredly give you
the health you need for the enjoyment
of true life. Mr. A. Daignault, St. Hy-
acinthe, Que., writes as follows:
"1 desire to say, that had it not been
for Paine's Celery Compound I would
not be living to -day. Five years ago I
was taken sick, and suffered from dys-
pepsia and catarrh. For three years I
was unable to work, and would lose
consciousness several times a day. I
WAS tired of life, and could realize that
death was my only deliverer from suf-
fering. At that time one of my friends
iii•ged me to use Paine's Celery Com-
pound, as all °thee medicines had fell-
ed. After the use of six bottles I tun
LS well as ever Wove in my life, anc
can do a full day's work. My friends
Pianos and Organ
()PULAR PRICES A.).:D
EASY TERMS Or PAY
MENT.
P MOS.
We R.11 the celebrated Holtzman.
& Co, Piano fThe Art Piano of Can-
ada) the choice of Royalty for their
tour of Canada. .
If you want something cheaper we
can show you MHOS of ether makes
which will bo no disgrace to the Most
elegant parlor. .
Sewing MacItittes.
In sewing machines we carry the
New WilliamstRa5 mond and 'White
also needles net/ sopplies for all unch
hies. .
Muslc
The latest sheet MUSIC always in
stock.
CALL AND SEE I'S.
S. MARTIN
I'aris, May 5 ,---Close---Wheat, tone quest; eay eiere is a 'miracle, ies I es'as sure-
.
, MaY, 22f 80e; .eptember and Deeeleber,
le- condemned to die, I thank vou for
AaL n. red winter, IVA.f. your Fs On elf1.11 lifesgivsng me icine,"
OUR
REW PREPhES.
We have moved into our new pre
wises opposite the Central Rotel and
are now open for business. Our pre-
mises are modern and we give you
modern and up-to-date goods and
made in the most modern style.
We Personally. . .
. . . Cut Every Garment
That's made tip at this establishment
-as well as fit it -and look after
all the details. This is only one
reason why our prices are =oder-
-ate.
Gent's Furnishings . . .
....eane and see us in our new place
of business and examine our stock of
Gent's Furnishings
Bert. Kniceht,
jGoolea Cotton Boot Compouna
Is successfully used monthly'by over
k
10,000Ladies. Safe, effectual. Ladies ask
your druggist for Cookie Cotton Root COM*
pound. Take no other, as all Mixtures, pills and
imitations are dangerous. Price, No. 1, $1 per
box; No. 2,10 degrees stronger, 53 per box. No.
1 or 2,mailed on receipt of price and two 8 -cent
stamps. The Cook Company Windsor, Ont.
or -Nos. 1 and 2 sold and recommended by all
responsible Druggiste in Canada.
No. land No.2 are sold in Exeter by
C. Lutz and J. W. Browning, Drug-
gists.
The Whole Story
In a letter:
airt-XitIey
(rxmaT
From Ciapt, F. Loye, Polite Station No.
5, Montreal :-"We frequently flee Ponav
DAVIS' PAIN-IKIT.i.nu for pkitts in the stom-
act rheumatism, stiffness, frost bites, chit.
blains, or antra, and all afilictioua which
befall men in our position. I. have no hesi-
tation in saying that Pars-Lenemn is the
best remedy to have near ahead."
Used Internally and lixternally.
Two Sizes, 25c. and 50c. bottles.
Alex. McDonald, accused of cbtelcing
his mother to death in NoVemtheralII00
Was .1,c,cluittecl at the Ottawa Assizes.
E. A. Cawsey, contractor of
Stratford, ivas killed at Rerifresva
srricl- cable breaking, and a heelvy
timber falling. upon hun'