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published every Thunday-4ernina it the Mee,
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ADVQOATO PitEd., I 4ttUqOOMPANY
TERM. OP 81413.SCSAPTION.
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it tot ee paid,
tiltedeerregtdeedeeg' e'Rreettses coo 4-epeteeque
eleetee-
No peva diseeetittual Weil ell arreareges aeeeeldi
Acivettisements withottesrecieeddirections win lee
publesbed eau - table wet 030%0- twoortilegly,
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leterted ter ten vededs... elesciiptina .../0/1
PRINTING thenecioue le the detest style, awl ap
mederete teem Claque, mOney onalers, &e., for
edvertisieleettbscriptiens, etre tehe mede melee
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Obas.IL Sanders,
•SPITOIX Moe PAU
rroreselonal cards.
toestiont non. 4 »Re A., R. WS-
N4b7.1e10-$.. O.O.Se Weer greettete of
Toreate lteeivereese
DENTISTS.
Teeth extreated wielleett awe pele er wax bed el
Otesin Peasee's :ea*, 43,En Atne%
Exeter.
• ALTON ANOMON (1),(1.81. tala
-DENTIST
Meer Oraluate Tareete reisersite ene feeyel
eel:gee-et Dentel seureereas Oeteeto else Peet
Oradeete ef Chimp Seheal et Proathetie thsetietery
(with heuereble mentloe.)
dibueinuto, Gold and Voleaulte Plates reede in the
aeateettuatuarpasetle, 414 prefeetly hermit -Ai ae-
atelbetle used ter eeinlysseetreetiea of teeth.
Odlee eat) dor entith deeding Ores. gem, Peeler.
Meted.
DTele T. lie dieLAPOULINt MEMO= OF 'lilt.
.Oelleee Peyseeeee one Saracene theme"
Playseeeee, teereeen oeed Aceezezcer. calve Peet.
weed, the.
Jy. &be W, 011eee end &teeing*. VI
(encene Ave., Leedoe Oat. Smell etteatlea
eaid to 'cremes of wemea. Oleo betas, Ideee to 4
pt.
nen 1.
rgoism -0, munlism3.
Ad, tzz% es -vexes -eve Ve...;=te
SettlVere terdiedseee Vaal/. We Mem e
Owen =tee! telercele (ell'ave Male stave Rea
L Caettee,11.8.,, lip it, 111.49im
16-1 01.141011AN. (Semerevr ta Ellett de GPO -
A". * Panel Natesler. Sadler. Notary Peitele ccee-
see-neer, Itzr.tw timi at %nit nue a to,
tact, Oftet, Main met. Pieta.
t *ewers
DROWN, ttirrletlets. Maid. Aurteenet
• teethe Ceentice af Path and 3iletileste
t rthetwensblp 17tberne. Sales prattle%
Wand temts rreeenahle. Sala anareed
diet, Medi:ilea.
The Molsons Bank
(Chartered. ite Parliament, 1%5 )
Mead °Mee, Montreee
Paid up Capital...........
Reserve Fund.... ... . . .....,2,130,000.
JAS. ELLIOTT, GENIARAI.
--EXETER BRANCH--
ee ano to 3 ;um; Saturdays 10
to I,
tgeneit1 banking Intsiness transacted
bfeney admired to good Farmers et lowest Me
Swinge Dane Depesits from Rawl upwards rely.
el interest allowtel�L inghesteurrent rates,
Otresos &Ceram. N. D. Waxer,
o' Solicitors. Manager.
CREDITON
ROLLER MILL&
omozzozooc***cocoot coo=
We are giving excellent
satisfaction since Re-
modelltng our mill.
yam pugnte GONPULSORY LEBITRATION DUCK -SHOOTING SEASON.
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Uig Tim Taman TRADE
tenceetsTs,
Every farmer knows that
some plants grow better than
others, Soil may be the sante
and seed may seem the same
but some plants are weak and
others strong.
And that's the way with
children, They are like young
plants. Same food, same home,
same care but some grow big
and strong While other stay
small and weal!,
.Scott's Emulsion offers an
easy way out of the difficulty.
Chad weakness often means
starvation, not because of lack
of food, but because the food
does not feed.
Scott's Emulsion really feeds
and gives the child growing
strength.
Whatever the cause of weak-
ness and failure to grow
Scotts Emulsion seems to find
it and sot the matter right.
Fend for tree semple.
Seat %woe. ebaniste. Tomato. 0 .
eve, mei Atte ; dreggiete.
Hulletta The barn and stable. o
Mr. James Snell tvhicii were among
the most complete in the county, went
up in emoto Monday night. Mr.Snell
was awakened by the conflagration at
inidnightibut it had gained etteh head-
way that he saw at a glance that the
buildings were doomed to destruction.
The only live otock in the stables at
the Uwe were two thorobred bulls and
a stallion. Tho totter avid ono of the
bulls they managed to sive though
the horse made repeated Mono to re -
urn to its fiery stall. The animal
whIch was' horned was a thorobred.
The horn was full from floor to totof
with the whole of thio season's crop.
'The bar waking operatIons had only
been completed the evertingbefore. In-
deed. the last load AVIS hooted in at
so tette an boar that it mumbled on
the Nvagati, ?Jr. Snell, who has spent
a lifetime in Hullett, says he never
hod a bettee erOp. The grain was of
end mutiny and the straw long. The
re made a clean sweep of the fne'llt
buildings and 31r. Snell is now without
shelter for a head of stock which, as is
well known, is among the most valu-
able in fltwon. As it is now almost
too late in the season to build more
Hien a temporary sbelter,be Will Prob-
ably have to dtspose of the bulk of his
thorobreils. 31nch sympathy id ex-
pressed for 31r. Snell, who, as an exten-
sive breeder of high class sheep and
cattle,bas done much towards improv-
ing the stock in this county. The ori-
gin of the fire is tiknown. but it is sup-
posed to have been caused by spon-
taneous combustion. Upon the build-
ings, which could not be replaced at
the present time tor $2000, there was
an inSUrance of $1350, but upon the
contents there was no insurance what -
Ver though it included the whole
ceop off a, two 'hundred acre farm, In-
cluding 100 tons of hay.
TO CIAO A COLD IN 01411 DAV
Take Laxative Eromo Qninine Tab-
lets. Ali druggign refund the money
if it fails to C111.0.. &v. E. W. Groves'
signature is on es.ch box.
George King, a Hamilton painter,
stabbed his son, William, during a
family quarrel on Sunday morning,
and the ftM1 May die.
4.4410.4
The Unhappy Buraen-
Bearer Must Make
Choice.
GRISTING and CHOPPING
Paine& Celery Compound
DONE PAOMPTLY.
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-Sold and recommended by all
denggists in Canada. Only rele,
able medicine discovered. Ste
23ae7cages guareinteed to cure ali
forms of Sexual Weakness, all effects of abuse
or excess, Mental Worry, Xxcessive nee of To-
bacco, Opitim or Stimulants, _Mailed on receipt
of price, one package $1; -six, $5. One will fgenses
sin Witt Cure. -Pamphlete free to any address.
The Weed.Company, Windsor, Ont.
WoOds Phosphodine is sold in Exeter
• by' 3. W. Beowning and C. Lutz
oina, e Druggists.
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ExETER
Estate Exchange.
The'Sale, Purchaseiinct jizinge, of
Villa(ve and farm. laricl and:properties
ratgotiated,a t reasdniible rOes .of coui
Mission,
Vat' Sale.
Several Valuable Farms in 1-IAY,
II813ORNE, STEPHEN :4nd McGILL,
IVRAY; also .Three very desirable Re-
sidence properties in Exeter.
Farms Watited.
We have purchaser's for good ktrm
and in the vicinity of Exeter, or who
will F..xchange.
APPLY TO -
Wifi. Bawden, David Mill,
Valcuttor. Mtn ager
OFFICES: Dickson & Carling•'s New
Block, Illeeter.
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Di:tease and Leads to
New Life, Health
and Happiness.
The uuhappy victine of diSease who
has just dragged. through the suminer,
and who is now racked with suffering
and almost a physical wreck, =St
make immediate choice of two paths.
One leads to increased miseries and
certain death, the other to new life,
health and happiness.
The use of Paine's Celery Compound
is a necessity for all who seek
the path of healthand long Years.
Victims cif rheumatism, nenralgia,kid-
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nervousness and blood diseases, quick-
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strength in Dr. Phelps' medical pre-
"scription-paine's Celery Compound.
It builde'dcp the systein, 'purifi4s the
blood braces the nerVes and regulates
digestion as no other medicine can
Mrs. Oharette, Chambly P. Q.'Won-
derfully rebelled .by Paine's Celery
Compound writes as follows:
¶`I can honestly say that I 'would not
be living to -day if it had not been for
your wonderful medicine. For a long
time I suifer6d terribly from nervous:
ness, sleepless, head and stomach
troubles, and never received much
benefit from ordinary medical treat-
ment. I heard of your Paine's Celery
Compound, and I have good reason to
thank God that f used it. I can now
eat well and sleep 'soundly, and my
nervousness is a thing the of past. I
now feel per•fectly rested after a night's
sleep, which Was never the case before
using the Componnd. My neighbors
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MirtY-OftIA congzeoa CemMe14014.
74014.1194-41'O Laet AII WeeIcm-riVe
liondred Reiegates-itonort 1q4". 'the
Re1e,gat4g* tO tUe, United Staters.
London, Sept. 2, -The 85t1* ''rad.ee
Union COnes e Cerneeenced aweek'a
esanon Lendom tipworda of
540 delegates, representing a million and
a ouarter workers, were present. They
include many women delegates. One of
be principal resolutions 'which will be
Omitted demands legislation creation
8. empreme eourt of athitrotioo, with
oompulsory power to settle dispiltea be-
tween employers and emptoyees.
The report of the Parliamentary Com-
mittee referto the visit of the Itritieh
Trades 'Union delegates to Waehlugtoo
awl 44y4 they were greatly impressed
with the advantage Aineriean trade
unionists posseas over the Britieb. by this
willingnesa of tie President at all times
to eoneult with accredited lotion repre-
eetitatives.
*The troth" toys, the report, 'htp to
uow. how made uo bad use of their
combination, wagee boviue. a tendeuey
to increase.°
in. It, 4, , ICENNCOY 1U4P.
Promident or The %Imes Pri Ong
company ot Hamilton,
Hamilton, Sept. 2.- --VJp onum.
Ned Les F.a.waeitietee. 31r. R. A. E,
Kennedy. Pmsident of Tile Times PrInt-
Ing C-omnany. passed AWay ehtertly after
9 *leek last uight. He had beeu ill
duce August 20, when he fen down tne
steep sters at the Mountain View pa-
" u white ottendiug the annul &nig
be CP.& employees from Toronto,
oft eatty mit over tbe one,
log sleeken up. The tud
L m seenewhot euddeoly. The deceased
for many yearo a familiar Bowe
this city, and be bad a host et friends
who dcroly regret to learn of MS
taking off. .'Ute late Reginald Aencal
itelihtili WAR born In Hamilton in De.
muter, DM. He woe descended from
an old Scottish family, and wan a Bacot
desceadant of the toluene Robert Bruce.
Ile WAR ver,y demecratie, however, aud
did not Free* any claim a long descent.
Uu was educeted in the Galt Grammar
School, under' the late Dr. Tassie, and,
W43 ono of the "old boos" at the recent
mullion in Celt. When sixteen years of
age he entered the employment of the
old Great Western Railway Company.
remaining with the railway for ten
ars. Then be joined Mr. Frank 11c.
derry in the wholesale crockery and
fancy goods buelness, this partnership
being dissolved in 1S70. In the menu -
time Mr. Kennedy hacl formed ft corn -
puny for tho purchase of The Time*
nowspeper, title having been accomplish-
ed in 1074. Ever since that time he bed
been Preeident and Mituaging Director
of The Times Printing Company, and
the well-kuown Itiliera1 newspaper has
flourished under bis management, Be-
sides Ws connection with anie TIMM :Sir.
Kennedy eVas a director of the, Landed
Bulking & Loan Company ainee its in -
option, a director of the Victoria 'Mu-
tual Fire Insurance Compnny, President
of the old Hamilton Elf cilia Light &
Power (ompany, a member of the firm
of coal importers of 1). R. Dewey
Co., and he was also interested In other
busluceses. tie as distiognished for his
business ability, tact, honor in dealing
and friendliness of manner, and he was
a warm friend to the needy. Ile was ex-
ceedingly patriotie to his native eity,
and he saved several:years as an „Alder -
ream He was one of the hading Lib-
erals in the city, and, although a hard
worker for his party. he had many
friends among his .pelitieal opponents.
He was an euthustaAie supporter of
amateur sport, especially cricket. For
many years he was captain of the Ham-
ilton Cricket Club, and was captain when
the club made its memorable tour of
victory in the United States in 1879.
The deceased was prominent in the 31a -
softie Order, which he joined in 1800. lie
was a member of Rose Croix Chapter, A
and A. S. rite. He was a member of the
A. 0, U. W. He was also a member of
Christ Church Cathedral, of which he
was for years on ()nice -bearer. Ile was
married in 1809 to Miss .Aurora Ann
Christina, daughter of the late Mr. John
Walter 111i1le, who survives him.
Nets Aauezlean...erchbishops.
Rome, Sept. 1. -The propeganda, after a
four-hour *sitting to -day, decided to recom-
mend the rope to appoint the'RIght Rev.
J. M. Farley, Dan the auxiliary, Bishop of
New York, as Archbishop of New York, and
Right Rev. ileerge lilontgomery, 131shop of
Los Angeles, Celifernia. as .coadjutor to
the 4.reabishop of San Prancisco.
TELEGRAPH BREVITIES.
Signor Zane: delli, 'the Italian Premier,
is seriously ill
,
. Mrs. Welding of Brantford was found
dead in her garden.
Charles P.edinond of Guelph committed
suicide by taking Paris green.
'Aid. Patriok Dowd, .Labor candidate,
\Vas elected Lord Mayor of Dublin.
'1 ihzud Kirk of Norwood fell off the
roof of h building and broke his thigh.
Nearly .30,000 cases of cholera.are re-
perLed in the philippinei, 'with 20,000
deaths. '
Leslie Byers of Greenwood, and Cyril
Graham of Victoria 'Road, boys, were
drowned. - •
An -explosion occurred at Cherbourg on
board the French:, submarine 'boat Le
Eraneaise. • Severalmen were injured.
Eighteen vessels were driven ashore in
a ,gale at Port Elizabeth, South Africa.
Ii; is feared there has been great loss of
life.
Labor Day was generally observad
throughout Canada, wall big demenstra-
-Hoes at Montreal, Halifax,
Toronto, Hamilton, London, St. Cathar-
ine, Guelph and Peterboroe
Sir Eden -and 'Barton, Premier of the
Aeletralian Commonwealth, and party,
ereived in Torouto in 'the private Pull-
man car Lucille last night, coming by
Grand Irenk. The party are registered
at the Queen', and will be there for
oen o d 4,T S.
SIVNTRR DROWNVP AND 41,11,
OTIIPide
vl? TolquaLad 1;OPOTtlie4 bre the
swamping or Their CaneteeedAdolte
Frosts do alanitelm-,SeareitY or
krarreeters,Labor Par at Wine
/Alyea,
Wothilteh. Sept. h.--Ditek-allootingIn
Manitoba opened yeaterelaynnd lautulre49
of sportsmen were in the inershei gatio
erbne in good bags, oswald Biotin],
aged seventeen, of Iviiimedesa, was
drowned. in A pond while swfmrning for
deeks. Cherlea Hawley of Netnnipeg, had
his eye aceidentelly shot while shoot.
Ing with a companion.
1-iabor Day was observed with a 11.404^
er porade of the trade wilione in the
ortnea. Five Hammond Paell were in
liine, witla many attraetivo dents. Sports
were bad at River Park.
There were slight frosts at 3,1hinethisa,
Rapid City and, a few other penota
vorttarestern Manitoba on Sunday evea-
tug. hot not severe enough to hurt the
grant. Toolay was warm and
The eeareity of barvesteri is. felt itt
=Inn Feints. mid tins will delay witting
and threehing. Thousende can yet and
Welie in certain distriete crops soind,
not be aaved were it, not flr the Gal/elan
end other recent arrivals of new eettlera
from thirope.
Mies lihnlyn Boueber of Bouelierville„
on Paine' Meer. and Miss 311teliell,
tentiolaw of Mr. P. th 31111s, Rat Port -
on were. drownell in 'Winnipeg River
• day attcritoeu by the einaniping
gauge.
4441144.44.414.m..44emnew.M441.4,441
,NAN CONVICTS" HAIM LOT,
Average Ltro Sown Yeare-Sitat Like
Doze Cutler Contract SriteMe
Anetin. TexoSept. 2.--Qoa feta treatett
like Feasts ot Gehl PIP13 shot down lake
degs by woods end centreetore epees the
alightest peetext t. the charge mode against
the Ezowgenaent et the Ram PeultentlarY
by Me levestigatius committee alapelated
the tau Legalatore. Tee atateraeot
Micas io,
"it la Ott eewrietion thou the is 641.
disgrace to tile State aed ought
Abolished. AR 4 ruletea are or
/et 1;1 not as eatuatoe ta the eyes et
b erent-i, petal and contravem, witb
extvedgest. ail that at a. on. in eel -
donee thereof wo Ana that the average itre
et a convict is aeren years. Couvicte are
Sign thsall epee be last provomtlepsrnii
when them bi absolutely no excuse ler
Convicts ore matted when now are sten
aug alleabled. and some have been ewe -
Relied to work until they bave dropped dead
fa *heir traeke„
"'Men men are shot down like doge mid
re worked until they drop dead muter tfll
eyatesu,
the ie.vple or Texfsmenet bop* to
eheape tbe responsibility or these wrones.
The exuding ructbods sr Web, eruct, in-
humae and unworthy or an imitentimea pee.
The Om hi regera eo witipping con -
Vets ought to be metaled. The sergeant
waive ai any and ab times that It is bis
entwine to do so. The eentrect system
;ought to be abolisbed at once and a moro
ettmune ayucta leaugurated."
VORTO RICAN rox.rrics.
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Men, Including. a Poi Iceman,
Won't ded-Threo
San Juan, Porto Rico, Sept. .S, -At
Cayey yesterday evening there was a
conillet between persons attending meet-
ings of Yederals and Republicans, dur.
lug which six men, including a pollee
captain, were wounded. The lighting
was caused by a strictly political dis-
pute.
Acting Governor Hartzell has instruct-
ed Andreas Cresas, a heivyer and member
of the Executive Council, to make a
thorough investigation of the recent
rioting at Humacao, where three her -
sons were killed and three were injur-
id.
APTEIt DALLooN RECORD.
111.
Au Attempt lo Elr Prom Denver to
Neu- reek..
Denver, Col., Sept. 2.--hltig Glory,"
one of the largest balloons ever con-
strueted, was successfully started front
this eity last night an a trip, the pur-
pose of which is to break the world'a
long-distance record, as well as all pre-
vious records for fast balloon sailing. It
is expected ultimately to reach New
York if possible.
, British Cattle Markets,
Loudon, Sept. 1.-ernited States cattle,
7d; Canadians, Oeld; sheep, 0;ed.
shLelevve,rpoodo.1, Sept. 1.--0anadian cattle, Geld;
Beet Dunne° Cattle hIstrket.
East Buffalo, Sept 1. -Cattle -Receipts,
8,250 head; good cattle- steady; common,
15c to 20c lower•' prinie steers, $7.50 to
$81 choice, 12e toMc per lb, $0.50 to $7;
fair to good, $5.75 to 10.25; iceolce, 1,000 to
1,150 lle 175 to $0; fa.ir, to good, 4;5.35
0
to $5.50; choice heifers, e.25 to e5.T5; fair
to good, e4 to e150; light to fair, $3.23 to
$3.75; best fat cows, 14.75 to $5.25; fair
to good, $3.50 to 14.25; canners, 31.75 to
$2.50; export bulls, $4 to $4.50; buto0ier8',
53.E0 to $4; saesage, e3 to 13.25: choice
stockers and feeders steady; commeu to
fair. sl5c to 250 lower; eeeders, $125. to
$4.75; stockers, $3.50 to $4.25; stock heif-
me,$3 to $3.25; good fsesh cows and sill:lug-
ers steady; • 0%1=1011, ;$0:to.4i3 per head
lower; choide, e45 to $55; fair to good;
$80- to $40. Veals-ltecelpte, 1,30.0 head'
easier; tops, $7.75 tO ee; reir to good, $7
to $7.50; common to light, $5.75 to $6.75.
Hoge -Receipts, 14,500 head; fairly active;
light • gredes no -'to 13c lover; • -others
steady;- heave, $7.S0 to $7.90; ligh.t do,
57.20 to'$8; mixed, 17.00 to $7,75; 'Yorkers,
$7.40 to $7.55; light 00, e7.20 to $7.40;
pigs, $6.05 to $0.00; roughs, 10 1:0
stags, $5 to $5.50; grassers, 57.20 to 67.80;
closing steaev. Sheep aud lembs-Reeeips,
17,000 -head; seep steady; larnbe,- 30.35
to e5.5; fair to good. $5 to $5.25; culls to
common, $8.50 to $4,80; yearlings, $4 to
$4.115; wether, 53.70 to -e4; sheep, top
mixed, 53.25 to $3.50; fair le good, $3 to
$3.20; culls to coMmon, $1.75 to $e.75;
etves, $3.25 td $3.50.
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Chicago Live Stock.
Chicago, Sept., le -Cat -Hee -Receipts, 1.5,-
500, including 300 Texan. 4,000 we -Steens;
steady to stroag; good to prime steers,
$8 to $8.75; poor to medirim, $4.25 to $7.00;
stociters and :feeders, $2.50 to $4.50; cows,
$1.50 to $5.50; heifers, $2.50 to 56.50; arm-
nerS: $1.50 to $2.50; bulls, $2.50 to $5;
calves, $2,75 to $7.25; Texas -fed steels, $3
to $5.35; .western steers, $4 to $0. 1 -logs -
Receipts to -day, 23,000; to -morrow, 15e)00;
left over,, 2,031; 0c to 100 reigher; Mixed
and buteltetse $7.20 eo 57.55; guo0 to
eii0 LC c heavy, $7.50 to $7,5214; cough
beery, $7.10 Le $7.40; light, $7.25 to $7,40;
bulk of eeles, $7.30 to 1e.50. Sheep - Re-
ecipte, 18,500; sheep and Iambs steady;
good to choice wethers, e3.5e to $4; Ler
ittoimbeLea8e 510tuteoc,14,43.$2 50 to 13.70; native
EXErift MAIIKETS.
0 O THE
roffANGED EACH WEDNESDAY
(49T
WheataetEXEITH 11111ER miu
70
Potatoes, per bog., 45
Hay, per ton. - - 0 00
Flour, per cwt., roller... 1 05
Butter.- ... - 14.
Eggs.. ........ -
RAdeg. per 100 - 400
Live hogs per cwt. --
Dressed Hogs. - 7 00
Shorts per ewt• 4 4
Bran per owt.
31
'11
50
700
2 00
14
5 int
s
7 00
100'
so
Pains in the Back
.Are symptoms of a weak, torpid or
etagnaot 'condition of the liktueye or
liver, and are a warning it is extremely
tenzeandOtte.tu ne.glect: 80 important is
O healthy .tietitat Of thee *therm
They are eornicaently ottend:d by loss
.of enerenn lack of • Courage. _mad some,
tiraea by: &eel forebOdiug mad dee
epoedeticy„
hl was tete% Pi with kidney trouble, mut
be1a11ME.0 we4k1: could 6catteIr get aroma..
took molten* wtttout began eutt
decided to try Mears Sarsaparilla,- After
Me first hettie X Mt ea neeete t otter that
eentinue4 It* neeand eix 116910$ made 1P.4
a. new Weelatt. When. Vey iie ore WAX A
she could sot Iteep anything (414 ttr
gtonuckaticl wo gave her nicieel'a OareaPh.
rine which cone her." UR% TA4 i.
tan Wellaceborn, Ont.. -
Hood's Sarsapariila
Cures kidney eied liver trouble, re
heves the back eud bwltls up the
hole system.
Mainly About People.
"What .ean we do with Rosalyitt"
TItelt once aSked.of Sidisbary. "Make .hire,
.nleater of Ole buekhowide, on )ti a father
woe auggested the latter. "Nett:replied
Premier, hiw 4weitre far too mucie for
bat. We wit, ;peke him high COMMIS,
siener to tbe Church of Sc01.1014."
Serator Proctor of Vermont ova the
finest tipectdi he ever made coesisted• of
Only 'four weed*. It- wee retort 40
&Pater IlOar's sarcastic little tbtust in
speech directed at the ORO. Meoutoin
eater, He midi 'We man in Vermont
Rowed to vote entre% he lute Made :
tboiteand doliars tradiag with MU,
usette peepiet. 'Wneseat Proeto
"And we All Nate:*
6 principal .1. a high sehoottells: the
allowing anecdote: Ono day at tithing. 1
gave a bright boy. a sum in Algebra, and,
olthougli Hie problem wen coniparativel
ey, be couldn't do it. I: remake
'Ton ought: to be *shamed of yourself.
At your ago Oeorgo: Warnhington waa
surveyor!' The bay looked me straight
in the:eyes and. related, "YalA f ir; and at
your ago hc was: President oftholfaitad
States."
TOOK POISON IN MISTAKE.
Brussels, Aug. 27.-A sad aceideri
which remitted in the death of Mr.
Alex. Bunter, occurred last night.
Mr. Ranter wao about to prepare a
bird for analog and had for this pur-
pose a mixture of carbolic acid and
other poisons, which he left automat
other bottles containing medicine.
When going to the shelf to take some
medicine he got hold of the bottle con-
taining the poison and swallowed the
greater portiou of it before realiziug
his mistake. He at once ran to Dr.
MoNaughten's office, wbere he died
soon after. Mr. Hunter wits 5.3 years
a age and bad lived bere for tbe past
twenty three years, having occupied
the position of Division Court Clerk
for that period.
UP TO - DATE IDEAS.
The Most Popular One With
Young and Old Is The Deter-
mination to Make
Malt Breakfast Food
The First Dish at the Morn -
FOR
PURE MANITOBA
CHOICE FAMILY FLOPS
(P:Sintar)
cess)
BEST
EAPTALSETTAY
(Hrealeftest FoNn
A good supply of Millfeed
and Chop always on hand.
Give oar Flour and Feed
trial and be convinced tin%
it is all right.
Ttoller and Plate grinders in
use to suit customers.
aarvey Bros.
sot to I cobbledick .t
wo Second-haud m A Imo
upright ritinwo
AND
One Square PIANO
FOR SALE CHEAP
w Pianos and,
Organs
Always in Stock.
&WINO MACII1NES.
Our experience in the Sewing, Nap-
" o Businm 02 year guaran.
ef cur goods.. .
'S'e carry in 6tftek the best
Ma -
that . the market ffords unit
14 easy terms, Needles and Re-
's for all kinds of 'Machines always
baud. 4 4
t Musk', MuI Doolist BYtisa
oolts, Etc., kept in Stock.
AND SEE VS, IT WILL Rea'
YOU.
S. MARTIN
ET
FUMY
411
LEARING SALE of Plows,
Gang Plows, Land Rollers,
Harrows, &c., ike., now go-
ing on.
Exerything to be cleared off
by
JULY 1) 1902
FIRST COME,
FIRST SERVED.
Any Amount of Wrought and
Cast Iron Wanted.
JAS. IVILIPORAY.
Cook's Cotton Root Compouna
Is successfully used monthly by otres
10 000Ladies. Safe effectual Ladiesast
your druggist for 'Cook's Cottim Rod Com-
pound. Take no other, as all Mixtures, pills and
img Melimitations are dangers
a, box;reo.e,m degrees stron ger, $5 per box. Wm
ou. Price, Bo. 1, 5per
1;
1 or ; mailed on receipt of price and two -cent
stamps. The Cook Company ‘Vindsor.Ont.
120-No9. 1 and 2 sold and recommended
responsible Dru gists in Canada
A Food Thoroughly Relished
By All Glasses.
Tip -to -date ideas crowd thick and
fast on the people of progressive com-
munities. The strongest, most sen-
sible and most popnlar one that has
seized the public is the determination
to make Malt Breakfast Food the first
at the morning meal. When the many
positive advantages of Malt Breakfast
Food are considered, the new and up-
to-date idea is worthy of all encour-
agement by those who value health,
vfgsr and robustness. The best medi-
al men heartily endorse the fact that
Malt 13reakftist Food is the true health
food. and results amply prove ht. See
your grocer.
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791•1•110
HARVEST
EXCURSIONS
RETURN
Washada.
Es tertu .
Elgin
Arcola .
Aloosomin
Wawancsa,
Miniota .
Dinscartlt
Grand View
Swan River.
3346.112.4•111,
Wili bz,. rum on
SEPT. 16th
returning until
Nov. Pall, 100i?..
FARES to
i;e0 tta ...I.S3
Moosejaw.-; 0
Yorkton-)
8 ,
. .
.Pr. Isabel $3 5
Macleod .,,,,
Calgary .. ,
140 Red Deer
Strath -
cotta)
Frew all pioint$ Cznada, Azilda, Sault Ste,
Marie, Win( sor and East. •
Tick -els not g000 on "Imperial Limited.'
For pamphlet giving further particulars apply
to the nearest Canadian 'pacific Ageut, or 10
A. H. NOTMAIV,
Asst. Gen.'I Pass. AO.. 'Icing St. klast, Toronto
giontrammesamcsomuclumm9sumirm,
No. 1 and No.2 are sold in Exeter by
C. Lutz and J. W. 13rowning, Drug.
gists.
DASHWOOD
FUKIITGRE STORE.
You are invited to call and inspect any
large assortment of Furniture and
furnishings Whicb I will offer at
very close prices. My stock coo-
sists of the following: -
Parlor 'suites, Bedroon3 suites,
Spring Mattresses, Bed-
- steads, Couches, Lounges,
' Tables, 'Chairs of all descrip-
tions, Sideboards, Rockers,
Fancy Rockers, Curtain
Poles and Trimmings,
Shades, Mouldings, Mniois1
Pilow Sham Holders, Hat
Racks, Towel Rollers, &c.,
Picture Framing a specizilty
Baby Carriages,Go-carts,Express wng-
ens, Carts, Reeking horse's, etc.
Undertaking.
I carry a large aud Well IsScrt-
Pet stock in this line: In time of need
cle not fail to call.
The above stock iS bought from the
leading Manufacturers of Careida
and bought ct the closest „pipes
Aut./ our expenses are low there-
fore we can sell it at prices e blob
will su rpvi se you. Give us a call
before purchasing elsewhere. "
Meisaac.
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