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ToBA HARVEST. IMAM
VEVEY av'enfrliElt PRINGS 01f
TER, REAPIPOS,
PROGRAM:IR VAIV401AN MIlzffSe
IN PAWS.
Cleareige fee the 4tette of Oen
LARGE onCrieelerietO OV WEINAT pesetas Towartla 8ir Xottla
aiTAS 7.;LaIN A-X.4011MT OrnE, rter,4. Pinner lee- Can Iii
'Monday Next,
• eltS Or4 011,4= 111,00,1.c4P ON
TWA itAileWAYSe
Paris, Aug. 26. --Sir Wilfrid
urine has ititerviewed af. Del -
Portage la Praivie, Aug. 25.-
ba3asee, the French IR/lister of Foreign
been. the best (iv a be paw 0eeinirs, at Paris, on the eubjeet of the
reapiog the great western reet. .1trooestol inodtlicatten of the existing
Ttie weedier ben been perfeetlee (dear I commereial tveaty withCanada on the
utt quite warm, anel gelds, not oto4,44o leash of mutual eoncessiems, Sir Wit-
,
lye were advauced a, coosiderable •stage dthe ast of a series of inter'
that directien, LIzere ie now praeto to-dae eith the Director of the
lly no fear eaf freet, And whit ordinary coranterela-o deearbuent of the rreeela
reasonabl,y dry there
Forreign O'Dea, with a view to el.r.ctillg
weather aeonoi
to doubt hut out the zoote4 her. a reoluctioo a fInties on, certain aniiniee„
• et manitebees histuty win be swired but IM IS /19 qtieetion as yet rof direet4
* e •
and that the eneein will be a mere than, ce-(e'ee„aciceeitalec8"'" altlig"gh "1"11b119g
ordinarily geed quality. The hue wea
ther of the vast few ova eawed cut, 7,ellere ia a alletinet bb in
Ong to be general to -day. mini thousenti ;;:ertteiteitl-edeege:afSillr )1;f1 Lt etrIt:r 1:14nirciel
ef binders were at werio while the ar" iast %lett. Then he WOO- extolled
ivel god olietriloatien ef the eastern her- 35 the g,reateet British colordal statce-
Xg"," tatetiotho going,* PerfectlY man, and ide remelt origin was Fondly
'414 '''10 Wel; 4.ortage 'anqarlliag mitered te, Now. wit4:11 the eame atatee-
wbehluquiry wee mede testleo, tile teen openly glories in the fact that he
Whaaae declared to he ne good as it is a Britisli stfleieet aud aSieria his
hue ever been in the more then 39 yam :thy to the Crowe, he is represented aa
of thie sectioutt cultivation. The yield "aceeminoaating himeelf to Ang!o-Smon
wIU ea me .5 litiehele, ond the nutplo efineneete," The 1ralle815 Says in ite
41P143ra CY,eaUatit. PrObably 10 to 24 tome of last evening: 'Inv:gine fifty
per cent. of the wheat le cut, am yea ra hence the Premier oof Afeece-Ler-
little, if anywill be etandiugby th railae. if these provieces are then till
end of the week. (female thinidng, fit to pralee the Ger,
ihniFeg. Aug. a -Ideal haneeat 'linen Emperor end inswilt the old father -
weather continues throughout the west. land Sir Wilfrid Laurier is sueli
It hae teen warm and dear. vete e„ nem therefore, let him leave our 1014
Nige the erikoloded strapger be hes be-
come in our eyes."
Sir Wilfrid Laurier. Sir William Mu-
loet; mad lion. W. S. Fielding will inuele
putts recelved te,duy et the eutfie8 with Presfolent Lonhet to -morrow; In
ow that upward% of fifty•theltSand Zer,P,Ve;11:ellactalltleidrallineedllora4w1VP4. elide 'Willi
eb
eres, or the per Cent. of the crop, are oleeeleet the rtrutinien Wender on Sep -
v cut, Time ane principally on high Itembee let,
lighter land, hut the biuders !UM
oekeri the he bode, and by Weel-
u eeday liarveetiug wil. be genera, Seto
crel Winkle& of harvest kinds have ar-
rived and there ts toot yet ;my erre for
help. The yield is heavy, mid is esti-
mated to average 37 bushele, with inime
mord-breaker% Tbe quality, too, is
epic:Aid, and there bee been no done
Age by lodeing, either by wind, rain o
hail. The only cue of auxiety is the
certainty of a blockade more a:Outlive
than last year. The inereatell wareinnue
Ing accommodation le insignificent, while
even -eo ordinary tragic cermet be ellift•
cri for want of moving power, so that
when tile grain begins to pour into the
elevators a blockade is eertain.
About nine Comeand farm laborere
from the east have arrived at Winni-
peg. Of these over 7,050 had been hand-
led at the reetleket office of the C. P. u.
a the station platform, and the remain-
der. aver 1.000 in number, are resting
Around the elty for ot day or two lee,
fore departing for their destinations.
Special trains arrivIug tbie afternoon and
to -morrow carry about 3.000 more, which
wilt briiig the total number to be land-
ed at 'Winnipeg somewhat over 11,000
men, and it is considered that tills num-
ber h auflicient to attend to this season's
harvest, In September en effort is to
be made by the C. I'. R. end the Gov-
ernment to secure an additional ten
thousand for the threshing of the
grain.
Some of the rowdy ehtes broke into a
store at Whitemouth, on the 'Manitoba
boundary, and earrtel oir large sup-
plies.
N tlititia
TIST
, of Terolito University awl Roeul
egeo gal Soirees:ea Oatarlo. Ats,a Past
dente et Cho &lead el Presilietie /Nuristan
thhenotable mention.)
Allotoiretto, Gold and Vulcanite Plates latsile in the
neatest morinerpassdde. A perfectly hatinle an-
eesilleue used for poinlessestratIon ot teeth,
Office one deer seuth efearlirre Rms. Rem Exeter.
Medical
TIE. T. P. liciarolitO, MEM 13; OF THE
sd, Cailega oPhysacions and Surgeons Ontario,.
Physiciao. Sargon and Aceouttour. °dice,
Ont.
Thb-
11344
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Ught breeze blowing all by. Everybody
D. wean, oore ond eteirleare. WO 14 at it in the Acid now. and from ail
ave., uledoo Oar. Spnrialetlfi,tetittlon, illopettfelleea everyone is cou0dent the
a =mem, /41's°1°"11'3' big harveet. will be eafely gareered. Re-
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Santana fer Helens Mete
owe se glee 'Chattiest, OTee
U. eAeretan.
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W. ateetneeen it...ere-ever ta LEilolt St Glad.
man.) tArtZsUrt, btalititer. :Calory Parallo Calo
eanDer.Eve Moen te leen at leaven Fates ef
Otere Melo Met, Exeter.
Auerioueere
Drewiee, Mechelen% lament Amite
for the Cenanties of Perth and Maldiese
eteweeklp peherne. Sake oronstally
cora Rana rensasable. Sales arranged
Whielletsea,
The !Nelsons Bank
(0113Mrtiloy Parliament, lirf3 )
1T* Ofte, Montreei.
Paid up (*wind.- ........$2,509,000
Reserve
sAs. ELLIOTT, OENERAL MANAGER,
--EXETER BRANCH
I ;Atm )ottan=10 a.m. to 3 paa; &knit -Am -4010 ii•nt.
to I p.m.
A gen.eral banking -business trausacted
Mere Alban:TA to good FArmere At lowest mks.
Sfainee Dank Dm:mks Otom 81 and upwards receiv-
ed. interest allowed at loglanit current totes.
Inctoos .t Comma N. D. livitmol,
SkOleitora Mauager.
dR-Ethir-O-N
ROLLER MILLS.
0311224M.Ilii==le)4700Ctr3{1044000.011
We are giving excellent
satisfaction since Re-
modelling our mill.
GRISTIXG and CROPPING
DONE PB,OMPTLY.
14. SWEITZER
Beare
difitn NVO0ate Ph081:11108ine,
The Greed Rnglish 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 package $1, six, $5. One please,
six will cure. -Pamphlets free to any address. !
The Wood Company, Windsor, Ont.
Woods Phosph o din e is sold n Exeter .
• by S. W. Browning and C. Lutz
• DruggtSts.
EXETER
Real Estate Exchange
- The Sale, Purchase and Exchange of
Village ancl.farm Rinds and properties
negotiated at reasonable rates of com-
, ,
• Fon Sale.
Several Valuable Farms in HAY,
USI3ORNE, STEPHEN end
I'7RAY;I also Thee very desirable Re-
sidence properties in Exeter.
Entrees Waited.
. ,
We have unirchasers 'for good farm
and in the yiainity-of Exeter, or who
will Exchange.
APPLY TO
Win,B,awden, David Mill,
vabuttor. Manager.
•
'OFFICES: Dickson & Oneling's New
Irlienik; Exeter. ,
OVElt A CUPP.
OW*
Young Lady's WI. Saved -4 Yonne
31noto Ireroinnt.
Mont Eagle, Tenn, Aug. 25. -At
Forest Point Saturday eight about
midnight Miss Vinnie Tucker, a prom-
ineut young lady of Decherd, and one
of a party °xi a inountain trip, stepped
over a cliff. Sidney Cowan, a young
Nashville man, sprank to her reseue. He
eaught her, but too late to prevent her
fall, he being dragged over the edge of
the precipice with her, the two piper
down together, arid landing on the in-
cline 35 or 40 feet below. Though
Cowan was badly shaken up, he wits
still conscious, and as his body rolled
down the ledge he caught on a bush
which stayed his inessage. Miss Tuck-
er, bleeding and inKonscious, was fall-
ing in the path 11. had come. As she
passed he caught _Id held her, their
flight ending three reet from the edge
of a 300 -foot drop. TO have gone over
would have melt a instant death. Their
companions quickly organized a rescue
party, descending to the ledge by a
narrow, circuitous path. Cowan was
found clutching the girl's clothing' in
one aand and a clump of bushes in -the
other. lliss • Tucker was insensible.
ravsea wAs PREPARED.
00.1Mal Troone Coneenteetteel set Cher.
bourg at TiOle or rouriltioillt Monate.
Perin Aug. 25..--A yellow book, re-
cently ionted by the French Health De-
eartment, mukca the revelation that at
the time of the Fashoda dispute with
Great Britain in 10.10 France, fearing
*lir with Great Britain, concentrated
thirty thousand troops at Cherbourg,
where a sericite) outbreak of fevtr occur-
red autong tlie soldiers. A thousand
cases wo re reporteol, and there were one
bundled and twenty deaths.
SECOND WAIL allaIDAlto
coign ADDroceed-stord Ittteheattrat
Method at Forcluar War °MOO.
Loudon, Aug. 26. ---The deaign for the
-econd South African war decoration)eas
been approved by the Xing. t will beer
on one side the age- of ids Majeaty. The
medal will have two bars -one inscribed
10004001, the other 1001-100?.. Service
throughout the whole campaign will en-
title men to both bars. The dote% of
the Isom are not yet complete.
Lord Kitchener is the oilieer respon-
sible for the idea of a seeond decoration,
and in this matter has acted with char-
terlatie energy. Distend of eonsultiug
the War 01The first, he promised his men
he decoration And afterwards informed
the Pall Mall autherities that it was
generally expected loy the troops, with
tbe, result that it was granted without
waste of thee, ink cr
nemeaneteer BREVITIES.
The Shah Las gone to Paris.
Forty plumbers have gone out on
strike in Ottawa.
Quebec's aastssment is $26,307,300, in -
eluding $7,206,040 of exempt prhperty.
The Kingston District Fair and the
Canada Central Fair at Ottawa are in
progress.
A soda water generator exploded in
the Royal Hotel cellae at Guelph, and
tore holes through two floors.
The funeral of the late Rev. Father
Ilinehey at Hamilton was one of the
largest ever seen in the city-.
Henley Wirtz, Charles ilitzroth and
Aseph Forester have been summoned
at Hamilton tor tailoring on Sunday.
• The Hamilton Police Commissioners
have decidtd to have the cabs inspected
and to retire the old and shabby ones.
The Australian House of Representa-
tives has rejected all the important seg.
gestions made by the Senate for changes
m the tariff. '
Experiments in wireless telephoning
were successfully conducted between
Sassnitz and RI iberg, Pomerania, it, dis-
tance of 105 miles.
H.31.C.A. CONVENTION.
The British transport Staffordshire
The Final. Service Held at Christi- sailed from Bermuda for Cape Town
nutty on Sunday Night. . with 1,000 Boers, who had been prison -
ors in the detention camps on the is -
Christiania, • Norway,' Aug 24. -The
Young Men's Christian Association Airs. Jeenie Smith of Toronto siva-
World's Congress, which opened here on lowed carbolic acid and threw some
August 19, closed on Sunday night; When more of it iu her lvasband's face. , She
the President made his farewell address was taken to the hospital, where she
and a repre,senOrtiee o each of the rmdied at 2,15 this morning,
tionalities said a few words itt recOgni- •Fred. Lee Rice, who was hanged in
tion of the generous reception they 'hod Toronto the other day for the murder
received. The final service took place of Constable Boyd, admitted to Crown
subsequently iii the Church of the [Icily Attorney Curry right after gutledge's
Redeemer, Prince Oscar Beenadotte, sec- suicide that he (Rice) had..abot Boyd.
ond son of Kiog Oscar, partieipaling. Mr. R. Glocklaig, Secretary -of the
:Bureau of Labor of. OatItriO, has issued
a circular asking for confidential in -
fern -lotion about strike( and lockouts
during the past year for use in prepar-
ing his annual ecport. '
Mr. A. 147. reoepbell, Deputy' Commis-
sioner of Public WorkS, has returned
from a trip through the counties in e. st-
ern Ontario, ivhich were swept by -a
disastrous storm 0 ellorI time ago. ' Mr,
recorded between 23 and 23,20 o'clock. Campbell 'carefully o.;,pected eveey farm
This same tremOr has been recorded in that. had boon damaged, limas -and the
the Luropean observatories, and is Tel:limns bniidina, t.ind inquired into
thought to be part of an extensive earth- the loss to live et-ock. Tie will at an
quake of greatest force in the neighbor-,
early date make a report to the Govern -
hood of hpan • Observers anAdelP,ate' ale,A of the probable ailount of the loss
news of extensive eorthqoabie in the L,eamc by the somn,
east at the hour recorded. '
30a-rilmotilze in Toronto,
Toronto, Aug. ' 213. -The observa-
tory reports • that an " 'Oarth-
quotte .trenwo passed through this/ city on
the night of Thursday, 'aVogog 21, j The
seismograph • record S the vibrationas
comMencirto at 02.20 o'elock, and continu-
ing fon two lietre, the strongest :being
11104TiliS FROM SzavSTooKE,
11'1y* Bev orted .Proot Men t eimm.
Thriafrza From's' a Morse.
Witualpeg, Aug, 25 -le. -Martin, a
Brandon boy, receiyed a fatal sunetrOlee-
The lifteen-yearogd daughter of Mr.
Chen, Gardleer of Rapid City is dyieg
from the se..- cause
alptiste de Fowe stabbed,. Fred Borr in
the eye at Delta OR Seturday, Beth er
fishermen on Lake Manitoba.
Woodstock, Aug, 25.-toleeeial-/-
While exereiaing a lame near Tolden's,
about eight miles south of thio city,
William Crawford IWO tbrowu to the
ground on Seturda,y night and had 14s
Shull crushed. So eetione were the in-
jlltieS received that his reeovery is bee
lieved to be impoesible.
51'14 'Au Vage of num
OCeve 'leek, _tug. 21 -Louis Lt. Con -
Wily. a foreman et the city street-
eleaniug department, ley down On. the
cliff at 187th street and the Speedway
tor a rap. After eleeping an hour he
awoke, and in stretclung lost hia bel-
ow, rolled over the edge of the our
tee the Sroeilway liehav, a dietetic* of
100 feet. and wee inebently kIlle& Con -
ways fae falt ,,ree Mitneiied by sev-
eral
p/ensue-seekers on the cliff,
WIN MARKET 14,1PORTS.
a Deolime a LiVe $toelent
Jo Firmer.
Monday Welling, Aug. 21
tato St, LaWreave 3farleet,
were only COO bestial or grain re.
Ii liatTning en the etreet market,
°re a elicale easier,
'neer-Wad 'reeler. OW oor new rite
Piling at 1-3.0 ouil tet--' Road of red at rale.
'Mrs -Were ealer, ono load Of 014 eeilleg
%tr.-. wee amen ileet Vonis of new sett.
g at *11 to Mai) :old four Wade of ohl
$1a.
Straw-lieeelpts were nil.
'The Visilble Supply-.
Atig.23,14 4ug.20:01 An 'WO
„eo,oeo,ono eitooe.eisi 40,0;00/
Coro ....a. aolaaaatu 12,203.000 a oeamen
, venom easeeotoo e.„04;8.into
Eye ., .... MOW 1.4103Atlill 704.oif0
Barley ...., ing..teso arooeu foll.tora
teleettio erneetetto.
8041-lar,liettA itl. 41051%7;1'01r Leatueoloraxcuebreezett
Itoitolten WUe tep puce was eV 6-a4.aa all the
feeterke inceepiliiin
310atreal Mane Steele.
Montreol, Aug. 21---"4aere were aloe% Val
Oemi el looalave:a cattle. DM ir.1.14rci ond
14011 atm: atal luentha ofleaed for sale nt
tri; •'1414t Q liuratil.ollni ;4ow triterPe
II iiii:POrsottilifardireIrtiltj,;„t rilit)11;17"111,triiigg"'
_ , . CII
•• tr p fel an Ou Ilea.
Daa' 4 tilaztaa, *r. te Moroi hoindit tont
, trope eottle Ut ii§C per Po pretty good tott-
llitis . s o i 1., i la
nelieo 14. !'trtulfur IIVIt 1; 11;11 end elil "414):
1414 gilig1V. elgsslittifiirazr°114211,1 2rinr.
were sold at.113,24 per Owe he Starlit i'onae
*04 : o.k aro anih 1 7 tamers a
from lIrOZ to 24' per lis; Valves *Old at from
ti 42.23 to a10 eerie or, from 3e to 40ie oer lb;
alieep hold at from .er..ie to illie Mirth; lambs
&Ohl at WHO 40 to Olio for prime 1015 mot
from 3eac to 3tee eer to for eatilnlOn lands;
good lute or rat twee sold At /PORI Ong to
7e per ile welshed oft the elate.
Ewa Burnie Cattle etarreet.
morale. NA".. •Aug. 25.-Cattle--11e-
ce rs, 4,800; Writ. oetivet generally 10c
to fie lower; prime eteers.4.3 to 4.8en; 1.2A
to 1,401) _pou,pil store, 20.73 to eita.o. tale
to pint, *nee to eteeto owlet.. 410 to $11.40;
steer, $3.7; to $0.50; fair to toot!. 33 to
$itoe.8014;18$111.24ocoles%et,0411:pesitilloo.51:6s..10171.5t
17;toft0afiar.41uot..5:t1; oof II lot: .r*43_ . ,t411
to $4.2; canners to common. Wel to
exert bulls,r44.23 to 44.73; batters' belle.
e3.43 to 44,211; alumni do. 43.23 to 43.73;
choice cows and springs do,
good to
eelpte, 023 heatICe,teritly; Peas 48 to $8,14;
fair lir iiii. kirl-TogiV Mg 'ad
340; tommon, 420 to 42S; stockers and feed-
ers, good steady. other e Ille to 13e lower;
steel. heifers, 4, ..e 10 ert.i5. Teals -Ile -
feeders, 41.33 to 3; stockers. 43,73 to 44.30:
choice 445 to 490; medium tlo:good,:oill; to
active, Ze to 10e higher; 110aVre .37.40 to
37,05; few *7.70; Mixed *7.30 to $7,00;
a 1 ra, 7.1 14i $7.i.1.1' P
$il.!ilg 144ot '31:4 to ., ,boigPot44. sitil tt,?,
30.23; stags, *3 to $5010; grassers, s7.20 to
$7.40. Sheep and lambs-allocelpts, 11,300
!wad; steady: top latulta. $6.23 to $0.40; Lair
to good, $5.73 to $0.20; culls to common.
$4 to $3;_ „yearlings. 34.50 to 31.73; seetbers,
$4. to *4.25; owea, $3.25 to 53.30; sheep. top
mixed, $3.50 to peal; tole to good. $3.25 to
43.40; culls to common, 41.75 to 32.71
Montreal Groin and Produce.
Montreal Au'- 2.5.-Graltt-The market 13
quiet auk utieailnged. Old crop oats are
quoted at 43e for No. 2 and et 4e tor No.
3 In ear lots ex -store„ New crop oats fur -
WAIN no new development. New cunt har-
UT WdS steady at die to 480 here, aloe rye
' at Ufa east.
Flour -The market Is quiet, bat steady.
We quote t-attioltoba spring wheat patents,
$4 to $4.20; litioltolm strong bakers ,$3.03
to 43.00; winter wbent pateuts, $3.0u to
$4.10; straight rollers, 33.00 to $3.70; ilo lo
bags, $1.75 to $1,80, and extras $1.00
to $1.03.
Meal-Dual:ass Is qnlet, but larlee4 are
shout steady at 34.03 to $3.10 per bri and
$2.43 to $2.30 per bug.
Feed -There Is it fair demand nod prices
are firm, Manitoba bran in bags hi quoted
at $17 per ton and Ontario tio-lit bulk $13.50
to $10 per ton. Shorts are quoted at 30
tor Otanitolat in bags and $24 for Ontario.
Cheese -Finest Ontario colored, Olte to
1)%e; finest Ontario white, 0%e to natio; Gu-
est townships white, 01,se to 015c; finest
townships colored, 01/,c to Oftfic; finest Que-
bec colored. tria: to 01.he; finest Quebec
wbite. 0%c to OVIc.
Dutter-The butter market did not record
any particular change on spot this InOril.
lug. We quote :-Faney townships cream-
ery, 18%e to 19e; finest townships groom-
ery, 181/.0 to 1894e; finest Quebec. creamery.
1altie to 1Sate; finest Ontario creamery, 1$e
to 181/eci 'fine cremnery, 17%c to 1.8c; dairy
butter, lalhe to 15%c.
Eggs -There is it fair amount of business
at steady prices. We quote :-Selected, 18c
to 18ttle; candled stock, 15½c to 10e, in a
jobbing way, and. straigat receipts at 141,O.c
to 15c, and No. 2 at 13e to 14e in round lots.
Provisions -There is a fair demaud for
most lines ond prices are about steady.
We quote:-Ileavy Canadian short cut Incas
pork, $24.50 to $25; Canada sbort out back
pork, $23.50 to $24; light Canada short ent
deur pork, $28.00 to $24; !west kettle lard,
20-113 palls, 12flo: to 121/Te; e.xtra pure Intl,
in 20-11.) palls, 10%.0 to llic; choice refined
compouod lard, . Oe to Otac; Dories Haul
Mita, in 20-11 wooif peas, $2 to 3208;.
Globe at 31.80 to $1.90; 20' -lb tin pails, tate
less per lb; hams, 12c to 14c, and baeou,
14c to 15e per lb,
Leadi-nR,Wheat Markets.
Closing previous day, Closing today.
.0:Ise, Dec. Cash, Doe.
.. .. 08%
;754 ;....)
, 63.
New lore • • 43
Toledo .... 72% 714
Mbmiemolis . So
,1111waiikee, 2 nor 741a .
Detroit, 2 red .. 72rif 7224 r.
St. Louie 66 6524au
Delo th . . ' . 74 .. 7524
British Markets.
London, Aug, 25.-Close---Whent, on pas -
silence rathor firmer: maize, en pfts_sago, firm,
lint not active. Country ilia rkels -English
dn11, French otoiet but steady.
PRI'k Ane firm; aug-
ust, 220 20c; November mut tehrnavY, -Or
40c. Flour firm; Aegust, 31f 25e; Nevember
fuel February, 201 75e.
Antwerp, A lig. 2,51. -NO. 2 red winter,
Loudon, Aug 25.-Close---alark Lane 1111.
ler Market -Wheat, foreign firm, at an ad -
Vallee or 30. Bee -Hell nominany unchangcd,
eta o, America la nothing aolng: La,a uo T4in
strolle, at 9.11 of ,a. 1010 17
00107111 th'll? at an1.1"Icnuee of •
1 •,
kAtUR
CHANGED WEDNES"
Wheat. . . - 78 70
Barley
Oats
Pena
Potatoes, per bag. ... . 45
May. per ton 00
Flour, per cwt., roller, 05
Batter, -.14
Eggs . . -
Hides, pee1001bs - 4 03
Ltve hogs. per ewt
Dressed flogs- - 7 00
Shorts per ewt
Bran per owt
451
2 OC
15
14
3 00
5 30
700
1.0
.1 to ht Skta
Pietress by day end night-
Thae4 the eomplaint of thane wh
e uefortuuAte as to be a ie
with Eczema or Salt Rhenne-Aed
ward applleatione de riettp
They can't.
The source of the trouble is in the
blood -make that pure and this real,
tug, burniog, itebing Akin dieeeeewiU
dieappear.
"1 Waa tae o wIlle an itching, en n47
anus wlelele proved very diSOgraeaDtea
mien:Weil it was neat thenen and 1147,',44 a
bott1eot Woe's Sareaiterlree. In two "1,151
aftyr 1 began teeing it eat ht,ttfT ana
Wal Iga,, long before W/14 CITed. Unit,
never hart goy WOO elleeete eince." Men
lee B, WAVP, COW Feint, Utl.
ifoott's Sarsaparilla
ids the bleed pi all ireporittea
res all truptierath
edam to
raise MOM for goo
re a new school and a Corntogi
library wero voted down on Wednes,
day,
Tito Frontenae Comity Connell .ettile
upon the Ontario Otiverunient to re-
move Sheriff Daweon, who is sitiug the
gaudy for a stationery hill.
Three desperate itilltliener$ attempt-
ed. to escape fr011/ prison at Frankfort,
Hy. Otte was fratidly Feettalt1
wounded and the attempt frustrated,
crws.twatiOlf %WAS served in tne
Lannuozr 'ollention enleo epon Mr. M. S.
Matiole, the defeated Reform ea tahlet
eteeklog be diettiodify laina.
YOUR HOME JOYS
Win be Full When You Become a
Regular User of
Mall Breakfast Food
IT IS THE CEREAL FOOD THAT
PEOPLE TALK ABOUT
EVERYWHERE.
ma..eminac.
There Are Poor Imitations Bu
Nothing to Equal it as a
Strenth and Health -
Giver.
The joys of home life are no fully at-
tained until your breakfast becomes
a relish and plenenre. When you be-
*011ie ft regular user of Malt Breakfast
Food at the morning meal, you truly
begin to enjoy life, because this mar-
vellously delicious food keeps digestion
perfect, otitis to physical strength and
keeps up vitality. It is the food that
people talk about everywhere. There
are poor imitations; avoid them and
insist upon having. Malt Breakfast
Food. 'Your Grocer eau simply you.
_
CANADIAN ',...n*, :
''..,
109000
Farm
FARM
Laborers'
LABORERS
Excursions
WANTED
SECOND CLASS
Will be run tO stations on C.P.
R. in Manitoba and Assiniboia,
West. South-Artst and I7ortiv,
west of Winnipeg as far as
MOOSE .IAW,ESTEVAN
and YORKTON
On September ist from station
on the Main Line Toronto to Sarnia
except North of Toronto and Cardwell
0
in Ontario
and North -
Jet.
..............,
One-way tickets to Winnipeg only . will be
sold with a certificate extending the trip, before
September loth, without additional cosatoother
points in Manitoba and Aseiniboia re• above. If
Purchasers engage as farm laborers at Winni-
peg, provided such farm laborers will work not
less than $0 days at, harvesting, and produce
certifieate to that died, they will be returned
to original starting, point at 318.00, on or before
Nov. sOth, 1902, .
Tickets not good on 'Imperial Limited."
'
For further particulars and tickets apply to
nearest railway agent.
A. H. NOTMAN,
Asst. Oettl Pass. Act,. Toronto.
1*1
ONT.
SHORTHAND, BOOKKEEPING,
Busieess Law, Writieg, Corre.spo n d-
en ce Typewriting 'etc thoronohly
taught hy experieneed teaeli ere h the
Forest Oity Besinoes and Shorthand
College, London, Ont.
We have no difficulty in placing
competent pupils in good positions.
College ee.opens Sept. 2ncl. Send for
Catalogues,
S. W. WESTERVIOLTe
Peieci
GO TO 'THE
XETEll BEER ORS
FOR
PUBE MAC°.
'OE FAtiltY FlettuA
(Star)
BEST -.PASTRY
. miwess)
WHEATLET
rBeeAkfttet FoodP
A good supply of Milifeed
aud Chop always ov4 bawl.
Clive our Flour and Feed
triaf and be convinced that
it is all right.
Roller and Plate girl Wen In
se to suit customers.
.aarvey Bros.
Sueeeetente dr. Cobleltdiet ‘ta, Sac.
Two .ond-Iland Di A m
Inn
1
AND
ne Square PIANO
FOR SALE 01:MAP
New Pianos and
Organs
Always in Stook
EWINt mAc HINES.
Ott*' expellee:co in the Sewing, Ma -
bine Elleitteee (4112 yearel is a etnaleten
e (lour good% .
We carry ettier lieet Noe
chillies that the market elitirtis end
. 44 on ensy terms. Needles end Ro-
lfes for ald kinds of Machines alwaye
tetrad. • • •
S eet Music, Musk Ilyran
Books, Eton kept in b'toelr.
CALL A'SD $EE US, IT 'WILLyov
PAT
S. MARTIN
EXETER
FORDRY
•CLEARING SALE of MOWS)
Gang Plows, Land Rollers,
Harrows, &e., tke., now go-
ing on.
Exerything to be elm d off
by
JULY 1; 1902
FIRST COME,
FIRST SERVED.
Any Amount of Wrought and
Cast Iron. Wanted.
JAS. MURRAY.
tGook's Cotton Root Corapouna
Is successfully used monthly by over
ionooLadies. Safe, effeetuaL Ladies ask
your druggist for nook's C.oltou Root Com-
pound. Take no other, as all Mixtures, pills and
imitations are dangerous. Price. No. 1, $1 par
box; No. 2,10 degrees stronger,$2 per boo. NO.
1 or 2, mailed on receipt of price and two Sment
stamps. The Cook Company Windsor, Ont.
toft--Nos. I and 2 sold and recommended by all
responsible Druggista In Canada.
No. 1 and No.2 are sold in Exeter by
C. Lutz and J. W. Browning, Drug.
gist$.
DASHWOOD
FURNITURE STORE.
You are invited to call and inspect tny
large assortinent of Furniture and
furnishings which 1 will oiler at
very close prices. ILly stock con-
sists of the following: --
Parlor suites, Bedroom suites
Spring Mattresses, Bed-
steads, Couches, Lounges,
Tables, Chairs of all descrip-
tions, Sideboards, Rockers,
Fancy Rockers, Curtain
Poles and Trimmings,
Shades, Mouldings, Mirrors,
Pilow Sham. Holders, Hat
Racks, Towel Rollers, &o.,
Pictilre Framing a specinity
Baby Carriages,Go-carts,Express wag-
ons, Catts, Rocking horses, etc.
Undertaking.
I carry a large and well Assort-
. . . .
ed stock in this hoe. In time of need
do not fail to call.
The above stock is bought from the
leading Man n fa c tore VS of Canada
and bought at the elosest prices
and our expenses tire 102e there-
fore we can sell it at prices which
will surprise you. Give us , a call
before purchasing elsewhere,
P. illeisaae,