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OFFICES:Dickson & Carling's New
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DEATH OF ZOLA,
roore, rezeNteeser oeneONCto NOVRL/ST
PrdoZd'Orlaze sTaTU IN MS IMP -
zap. zotet, sante/osier. ouf
PRoot toteAtatvo Oss-
Sept. %O. -Emile Zola, the fam.
velist of the realistic school, who
gained prominence its recent sena he=
,TaUee of his defeuee of the Jew a and of
7,2aptain Dreyfus, WAS founti dead in his
Paris house yeeterday front asployx-
tation. Zelo. ond his wife returned
at 10 oleloek. Mame Zela
ae terososly ill when the room was
tool:tele into.• At Obent noon
be was removed to a Float* hespitab
erbere she recovered conseieusoess for
rt time, awl was ebb briefly to ex-
plain to o• Magietrote Whet /ma hap-
pened, amd Moe. Zola retorned to
their Peria beret frOwi their vouritry
home in Medan. Owing to n
sodden spell of cold weather the heat.
in stove in their bedroom was ordered
Lo be lighted. The stove burned bailly.
end M. Zola wee aephygieted by fumes
from the Are. The pipes ef the 5toPo aro
mid to have been out of order. To the
itrogiatrate Mme. Zola explained that
she woke early with a
Splitting headache. She wakened her
husband and asked him to °pea a wilt.
dons. She saw him riS4 and attempt to
move toward a window, bat he stagger-
ed an1 fell to the door unconscious -
Mute. Zola feinted tit the same moment
and therefore WAS Unable to give tho
alarm Mine. Zola doe not yet know
of her lorshand'e death, and it Is feared
she may euffer a relepse itten informed
Qt
In bla report the Commiesary of Po-
llee endoraes the 111*.dical opinion that
death Wa3 ACeidental and due to aspItyx•
lotion, eta eat% sets ot rot the rumors
of suielde prevalent early in the day.
The Prefect has ordered the eny
rn,btet to examine the bedroom An
kb Zola died, aud has ISSued inetrue-
tio that All enalysie be made of bis
blood tuld et the atmosphere of hie
room. Zola bad been resting from lit-
erary work since he finished his book
ceded "The Truth," which is being pub-
lished in serial form in The Attrore.
The o'bituary rotiece pay tribute to
Zola's high literary talent. The Tempe
says Freneh letters bave suffered A loss
which Neill be keenly' felt. The movspa-
pers judge Zola.% role in the Dreyfus al -
fair according to polikical bias.
RESERVER GILLED ITUT;
41.rnim•ga sad. *As*
LT DEITERIVNED TO OREM
TUB REVOLUTIONISTS.
1111•111=1,1.
Thirty-eight Dattetons Called 10
Arms -Gallant to tuna by Three
linndred Ilutga laug,...Gut Their
Way Out of Cordon.
'Constantinople, Sep'. SO. -Thirty-eight
battalions of Ralf n ail reserves have
been called to the crlors and clistribut-
ed, to cope with the revolutionists of
the Bulgarian villages of Macedonia.
Official telegrams ree 'ved here any that
300 Bulgarian. mole .onists, who were
rrounded by Turie'ilt troops at Ve-
dette, in the Vilayet of Salonica, and
who succeeded in for-ing the cordon af-
ter a sanguinary fight, lost 52 men kill-
ed and 112 woUnded. The Turks oleo
suffered severe losw.s. The pursuit of
the Bulgarians contiettes:
11131LISIIED 111713IIDALTIONS.
EdItor and 3lanatre'r of Irish rarer
Senteneett to Jail.
Dublin, Sept. 30.---Thoothy 3It'Zartity
and Thorarie IlleDwyce, reeneetively edi-
tor and manager of The Irish People,
who have ben on trial, charged under
the erimes act with having published in-
timidations, Were each sentenced to -day
to two months' imprisonment. They
gave notice of appeal.
LORD ofelleoet oro Loxpox.
Sir. Marone Sanruiel Snoceeds see
Joseph 1Csimsdale.
London, Seo . 30. -Sir M rens Samuel
(who has been an Alderman of the City
of London since 1801) was elected Lord
Mayor of London for the ensuing year
at the Guildhall succeeding Sir Joseph
Dimsdale.
THE lEIALIVAx GonrizsoN.
Royal Canadian Soldiers Start Per
Rome-Pitty-Are Enlisted.
Halifax, Sept. 30. -Nearly all of the
Royal Canadian soldiers left Halifax.
The special train with- the men
for Montreal, Quebee and the west left
Halifax. at' 3 o'clock this afternoon.
There was a great crowd of people at
the station to bid them farewell, and
they were given a hearty send-off. Some
of the soldiers were very noisy at the
station and did not want to go away,
but there were strong guards from the
Royal Artillery there and they prevent-
. ed trouble. rifty-Ifi've of the men en-
listed to -day for the permanent Cana-
dian corps. The new regiment will dis-
embark in the morning,
THE 01K8 LECTURE;
Itior.VnQ Jworta.arts'eate tre-rircs TO
!Ate- OritteVs.
.e.moug other %%tugs T1e7 Aitee to
Compel, the reeple to Sas' Thiele
rvaTeos Cetriekeleving Groin
BouGlat
London, Sept. 30.---T1e Chronicle, ban
he following letter from its correepon4-
4 at Peshawer;--ttie Highness the
Atnir is staying et Eabul at present,
and is enjoying geed health. The Amir
has summoned to Icabol all the mullahs
it the eounteee, who ItaYe been receiviog
4 7 Mod of ellewatice or st:pend siuee
he tiale, of the late Amir And. tas in-
ormed them that owiog 16 their i'ime •
hility to verbena their dutioe: their ol-
low:nice shell be stopped until a report,
about 'the good work of eaelt of thetu.is
received from- the Gorernor of the sla
too itt which they reside. His Highne5s.
also told them their respeetitn duties -
Whey aro to keep an eye on 'the condi-
Ma and oceopetienof every mon i..
their villogeS. Men who earey tta
infamous trade, thieves and thoo wish-
noo evil to the Afgliartistau Government
aro first to be Mildly adman -Med by
hero,and it they pay no heed to these
'amine they ore to 'be reported to -the
An through the floveenor of the di*
Wet. In addition to their orditterf
Olio= dutiee the mullabe are to .preaeh
:to tite people, so that they may et -
ways: beer fresh in their minds their dot.
lea' to their fled and 1 their King, and'.
that .the people nifr.‘4 alwaye be ready .
. a •jebacl.• It will oleobe their duty
to.' compel ellotbe +doll and military
rvante of the Andy to ay their pray
5.
Zakarya Eltan and 31ohannued
Zaainan Khan. • agolitS to the
MO Of Kabul, who some our
menthe ago were era to Germany
to purebe.se quiek-firlooegone and other
artillery. hers sent a letter from Rom -
bay to the postmaster of. the Antirle
pestefflee .notifying their eate arrival
there with foree thlrty.Zon1 gotta. They
have also requeoted -the .oudes orders]
regordlug the route by. whieb 'the guns
are to be forwarded to Kabul, whether
by reehawar and the Ellyber. Pass or
by the Eandaber mad Quetta. route.
Reuter,
Gen. 'Message.
London, Sept, 29. -General Booth of
the Salvation Army, who sailed for New
York on Saturday an the American Line
eteamer Philadelphia, sent the ,fenolv.....
lug wireless message to Salvationists :-
Borne on the wings of preyer, 1 go on
Amerecnn campaign. 15 Tem the ocean
again call on eny people everywhere
e e d d e -ate fighting for God."
'NEW CO3WtflS IXOIU01tTLD.
molter Pow Parer Sound,-Othor
Industries Per Toronto.
Toronto, Sept. 30. ---Tho
companies have been grant-
ed under Om Ontario
joint stock companies' aetie-The liateh
Electric tinioltiog t Redraw.nCompany
of Ontario, Limited, eapitai .1500,000,
bead office Parry Sound, provistonal
dt-
rvetors1 Fronds E. Hatch, Oscar Young.
James Moraltill end Frederick C. Bow-
man, all of Duluth; Henry Tore, Sault
Ste. 3laria riod SAllt1M1 Armatoong,
Donald W. ROSS, Arthur Beaumont Begg
and John Ponds of Peery Sound, The
Wellington Packing Company, Limited,
capital 05,000, head office Wellington,
provisional dhotors, James E. Noxell,
A. IL Beker, W. P. Niles and G. O.
Akorn, all ot Wellington. The Annual
Review Publiabin Company, Limited.
eupitalS10,000, head eiliee Toronto, pro-
vreonal directors, James mason, 1.1, M.
PcIlatt, A. 3. Russell Snow, 3. Casten
napkins and 3. n. Bond, all of 'Toronto.
Tim Industrial Soap Se 011 Company.
Limited, capital Se00,000, head offiee
Toronto, provisional directors, E. A -
Webb, T. P. Thornton, W. J. Urqu-
hart, W. 11.. Wood and Frederick
Date, all of 'Toronto. The Skeleton
Lake Lumber Contrive', Limited, cnpital
$40,000, head office Toronto, provisional
directors, George W. Lankin of Utter -
son, William P. noteee of Downsview,
Andrew Boyd of Braee:bridge, George W.
Brake and It. IL Leukin,both of To-
ronto. The de Elciet Musical Machine
Company, Limited, capital .2.100,0004 head
office Toronto. proNisional directors,
Eugene de Kleist, James S. Thompson,
W. Pinkerton, Robert E. Alenzie, P. W.
Stanhope, A. P. MaeLaren, M.P., and
T. S. Carman, The L. MeBride Com-
pany, Limited, elpital 850,000, head of-
fice Berlin, provslonal directors, Louis
MeTirine, W. G. Clegitorn, J. A. Lang,
G. M. Delius and mug Gies, all of
Shan. Pattie ut Ningara-on-the-Lake
Niagara -on -the -Lake, Sept. 30. -To --
lay the eoldiers in the camp of in-
elruetion here will take part in a sham
fight. 'The attneldng force is to be
under the eommand of Col. Buchan and
the defending force uoder Lieut. -Col.
Mason, 10th R. G. The plan of the
fight is intended to give further instrnc-
tion in the new drill.
TELEGRAPII .D1tRITITIES.
Mr. Edward MeCafTery of Stratford
fell off a street car in Detroit and. was
fatally injure -I.
Guelph rat payers earried the by-laW
to grant a lerra's of 342,500 to the Can..
eda Tube & Pipe cOmpany.
• lt is reported that Lord Chattel
ileresford will take, , commund of the
British Channel squadron in March.
Swift & Co. of Chicago have taken over
Fowler's Canadian company, and Will es-
tablish a big pork packing plant in Ham-
ilton.
The weed which caused the death of
a unraber of cattle Li, Owen Sound bas
been identified as the deadly night-
shade.
Chief Electrician Potter of the Toron-
to Railway has resigned, and there are
proepects of trouble with the men in the
power house.
The award in the electrical workers'
arbitration at Hamilton has been Pre-
pared; but is not yet taken oat of the
arhitrators' hands.
The Quebec Government has scad 600
square miles of timber limits to 11.13.
Theo. P. Burgess of •the Bin -gess Pulp
Compaey of Berlin Falls, N.H.
The Burlington Export Assbciatimi
has been notified of the safe arrival in
sound coedition of a carload of tender
fruits, consisting of Astrachan and Duch -
nee apples and Cleptes Fa VOritr. and
Bavilett pears, shipped in cold -storage
to Woodall & Co, Liverpool, on the 23rd
cf Augusi by e Dounaion steaacei
Manx.rnan,
'PRE M nworers.
EXETER MARKETS.
• CHANGED EACH WEDNESPAY
WAWO•t•••••1•SI ..11e,..••
Ovitish Live StochTrale Pad-^"Nirike'" Derley ,
-Lower-114a test Wootutiorre. Oats . . •
ee f Peas... , ‘?„
l'orooto St, LwrrlielAme IXarlgvt. liaT, potat,Qes, • • per ton- . • • • ..... 04
Monday Evening, Sept. - • r bag 4,
The street roark,et was ?met to-dwith Flour, per cwt., rollers-, 1
an .
ireaU busine;$8, *cept In 1
ay and grain- Tlo
•
deliveries ot grain, amounted to about 2,20
busliets. aud peleee were eteatly toeaeler,
Wbeat-4,09 bushels of white erdet un-
changed at 00e to 70c, 100 hashcla et red
lower at OSe to niic, and 300 busbets
oose le lower at 62e to 64e.
Oats -8W bushels eold leOe lower aV-•;,o
o 33e.
PildeP.--00(1 bushels sold inictienova at 41e
to 44e,
Tfoo-Tboothe was :moue steady, selling
at $15 to $10.25 per top. Clover or 1111Xcil
was unchanged at 37 to 30 per ton. Avilv,
arlee were gs loade. NQ straw was offered.
Peest000,Meeket ist 4.-4.ter. Neia beery
oamMies- MOTs are 10e lower at 5.1e to
0e jer
b
Dressed iloege.-Marliet quiet, with qa6ta'
Mots unchanged at 38.Z0 to 30 per ewt.
The Vlsible Sum>17,
0410
ve.rse:t.24:;:. Sle.pst7,5,30.04,on 11 420.000
isft:ttwo
I'Agol.00‘910: 1;1'14.74Orfieentwil
Vleeat
tell.. ago it inereaeea
•
Vote. Seefe
:-Ik297-743t1*Ithke"a'jtica Pew,
Poaol er t nide to -day the oicerIngs 01:
ett-eso wvre.. lag lots of 0,211 boxes. itellog
mew, Ile for large aeO Ilicee tor :Mali,
er,i4lipaucli;ri4eArisdoleoillaotre:114.0.11etter„ creoporroe
neitialt Cattle 31arltletS.
lo. eheep. Veld. oliome Caiiacarai eat-
6:eeprt: a74.4-.eliolee American eat-
Liveipool, Sept. telo-Cholee Cenerlian ca-
ts, Chi; 'sheep. 224. Trade had.
moetreor Live Stook,
Montreal, Ser. 410. --There were 700 heed
Of buteliere eattle. 50 calves mil I.,2oo Sheen
eurl lambs Offered for eide at the eeat vud
abattoir to -day. The butchers were preseat
tu emeideraule au:nom, but irede to came
was very Anil. And low prices wereprevail-
nO lieloneNegfille tvil let 0a 4fgeriomfr ?bit;
pretty, meet A11141414 Auld at %rein :SKI; to 40.
800 tho cement meek at from ge to lie
per M. Small nuns reild at Irmo Yee to tie
per lb. CiliVeA gold at treat to *1:4
sv:4*atiretiorl'46tgo $t$'14",,e5,1411417:111114i ati214"41111
aireweitosote4t4 Vehoga Qrpi sti (4.10„.4
ore the OM
Namt llaffolo Cattle Market.
No„st Duda% Sept, 2O.-Cattheoliceti
emu- hoe: slow. Me to 23e lewereOne
cetele bere* moue ewers ouoteme
Taint good* to teleke atilpeleg, 32.72 to
Op; tounpon to beat initeheee' accent,*
1.20 te 2244; WINS. V.75 00 $124.: fredels4
4,...1.4u to $4.40; stoxbere. *3 to 34; Alum
betters. $2,541 to *0goo0 fre5li cows ana
epringers. Se to Oaler head higher; 011100eteiniy; good 00eler 4444 tO 410; eignal4u
to geed, 24 to vs. Vealseellevilpta. Sea
head; eteady; tom, *9 to *9,25: connuoa to
pod, $5;e9 to 37:72. Itoome-Iteeelpts, We,
UM OW; slow, 1.0e to 4tle lower; hew!,
LOU to e-T.To; mixed, 37.20 00 37.50;
re„ $7.03 to 37 lag tight do. /3.90 to Fre
I s, 30,52 to Vieei; renglis. 40.24to4g-ia;
tags, 32 to 3.5.72; grasser:). 36.72 to *4
&Ade; $7 to $732, Sheep aud laud).5-Ita-
eelpts. Ileetel head; slice) steadyelactiter 100
:Wen top !sloths. 32.10 to p.gat cults to
god, $1 to 35.19; yearlinge, ;4 to VA:
ewes. 44.50 to et; sheep, top Mixed. *3.70 to
$4; Culla to good, $1.72 to 3165.
Chiang° Live Stook.
Chicago, Sept, 29.-Cattle-Itecelpta, 9,•000, Including OW Tenalla and Sed Iv:Sterns;
steady; good to prime Kura, *LW to 24.40;
Poor 10 MedIUM, Vat; AA/CUM and teed.
cm, $425 to $3; com, 31.50 to 3,1.75; bett-
ers, $2,1l5 tof5.13: canners, $1.34 to 42.30;
buUs,32;.l5 to 34.75: calves. ;3 to T; Tovas
fed steers., $5 to $4.50; western steers. $3•74.
to37,25, Ilime-iteeetpts to -day, 20,000;
mixed area buten', Vote to geed to
ebolee heavy, 37.45 to si.70; rough neavy.
37 to STO;0; light. 3740 to VOW, bulk of
sales, 57.23 tO 4:1:50. Sheep -Receipts, 35,'
®u; 10c to 150 lower; lalans. 10e to 230
lower; good to choice wethers. $3.25 to Sot
lair to cholve mixed, 52,23 to 33.23; tiattvO
lambs, 23.20 to 33.50.
Montreal Grain and Produce.
Montrent, Sept. 2.1.-Graln-The demand
for most hnes lam faUezietr, but prices are
very limo No. 2 White peas sold here at
83iee initiate and there was some liminess
10 peas at Tie afloat and buckwheat at 51e.
nye Vali quoted at OZIOOe ;Moat;elo, a bar.
ley at 40e and No. 3 extra at 47e afloat;
Ontario red and white Wheat At 711e
Vlour-Thcre is a fair amount of business
at steady mice:. We quote :---Cholce Mani-
tohn spring wheat patents, $4 to 3,1.1=5;
seconds, 53.10 to 33,05; strong haters', 3.30
to $3.45; winter wheat patents, 33.70 to
• $4; etraight rollers, to 3350; do
bags, 31.10 to 51.00; extras, $1.60 to SLIM.
WA:al-The demand was slow and prices
'unchanged at $4.50 per bri and at 5233
per bag.
Peed -There is a stendy demand for all
Ones. We quote e--Manitelut bran, in bags,
at 31U to 310.50; shorts. in bags, $22 to 323;
Ontario bran, In bulk, 514.50 to $15; shorts,
$22, in Milk; moullle, $23 to $30, accordlus
to qt ality.
Cheese -There Is a talc amount of bast.
ness, and country holders are Orin Iola
strong in their views. Quebec makes strict
at the boat this merrily; at 10e. Finest
°uteri°, loese to lteyee; lieest townships,
10eee to 103fic; finest Quebec, 10%c to loege;
flee cheese. 10e to 10eee.
Putter -The market is dull and has au
easier tendency. Vanity townships crania-
ery, 21efie to 2114e; finest townships ere:km-
*0r. 2016e to ileOlc; finest Qcebee creamery,
aom to O.01e2e; tine crevamery, 10c to Lee;
Outarlo creamery, 181/2e; dairy butter, 15e
to 16e; deny seconds, 14e to 141,ec.
Egge-There. Is a fair Jobbing trade at
steatly prices. We quote '.-Selexted, 1814je
to 10c; candled stock, 101,6e to 17e in a
Jobbing way; straight receipts. at 15lee to
16e, ?.lo. 2 at 101/4e to 14e in round lots.
Provisions -The market Is steady, with no
change of prices. We, quote :-Ileavy Can -
'ellen short cut mess pork. 024.50 to S20;
Canaan short cut back pork, 323.50 to 4494;
light Canada short cut clear pork, 323.e0 to
324; Oneat kettle lard, 20-11) palls, 1214e to
121,ee; extra pure lard, in 20-10 pelts. 10%c
to 11%,,i; eboice refined etlApOuntl lard, be
to 91/2e; Boar's Read brand, In ilfflb wood
e2 to 32.08; Globe, at 31.80 to $1.-00;
20-1ii tie pails, yee less per lb; hams. 12c to
14e, aud bacon, 14c to 130 per lb.
Leading "Wheat markets.
•
00
SZi
131
71
7 00
00
Eides„ per 100ths - 4 00 5
Live hogs, per -
wt..... 0 is()
Dressed - 75
:Shorts per coot- -..,...
Brae per owt...-
Closing previous day. Closing trielay.
Cash. Dec. .Cash. Dee.
COlea eo 86% 69% • '873 085f
New York ..... 75. .. 73oe
Toledo 721A, 721/4 72_ 7214
Minneapolis .. 65% 65 6514
Detroit, 2,recl .. 73' 73
Milwaukee, 2 nor 7114 69 711/4 6014
St. Louis 651/2 6614 6614 601/4
Duluth, 1 hard71% .. 7114
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"London, Sept., 29„--0penIng-Wheat, on
passage, heavy and depressed, nut steady.
Corn, on passage, quiet and steady. Wheat.
Onglish country markets of yesterday quiet;
l'reuch
29:7-C1Ota--31arit Dane. mil-
ler' 11:Tarket-Wheat,, foreign dull at a de-
cline of 8d; English weak at a decline of
641. Corn, American, nothing doing; Dan-
ubian elm;Flour, American quiet, but
steady; English steady.
Paris, Sept, 29. -Close -Wheat steacty;
September, 201 05c; January and April, 201
65c. Flour firm; Septeniber, 821; lannary
and April, 271 40e.
Antwerp, Sept. 29. -No. 2 red winter,
10%1.
citing joints
50
In the fingers,. toes, Ar313, and other
parts of the body, are joints that are
inflamed and ,swollen by rheumatism -
that acid cmodition of the blood which
affects the muscles also,
Sufferers dread to raove, eepecially
ofter sittiw or lying long, and Oteir
condition oi cerentenly worse in wet
weather.
K1 suffered dreadfully from reeureatisre,
btey
at hApv4ibueea,nroee,eigliceutey,aezreact,
pl
fel." Faaiser$ SWIM, 1re.ee94,02t.
"I had, moat** of the grit) whioh zen nu'
we:MOJA helpless Mad slitiering from rhea-
talchl 11904'a 4711Pa-
Mtn alAt$ this medicine has entirely cured
1 heve noheeitattoo in eaying steaveit
UO." U. .MeDONAtro TOMO% Oa.
frood's Sarsaparilla
Removes the CaUSe of rheumatism -no
utwerd application can. Toe it.
Nearly 0,000 troops are encalpped in
tbe anthrocite coal mining remelts,
year Mel:rated Statue pea°
infit4.$18,, in pensions to eoldiere a
widows and dependents.
STOPS TDB COVOII
AND WORKS OFF TOE Q0I.P.
Lantive DIcatogninine Taltletesmvs 000;1114008
thw. No Cane to Pu'. Mee VI caite.
For thoweend tons of Welsh antbra-
ite coal reached New York yesterday.
It was all contracted for before the or.
der was placed.
it is reported that Mr.Kruger has re.
eeived $144.000 for bis memoirs, whieb
awn he Proposes to contribute to the
Boer relief fund.
Lewis P.Railey,the Toronto liallwa
conductor charged with stealing Dm
the fareboxes by the ue of a die
WAS acquitted by the jury.
Heavy Phipps, of New York City,
director of the Carnegie Steel Com.
patty has given 8100,000 to aid Boer
eufferers through the war.
TO CVOS A. COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Brom Quinine Talo
lets. All druggim refund the money
If 10 fails to cure, 2.1e. E. W. Orovee
signature Is on eioch box.
A. cablegram has been received sta
Ing that a party of Doers N1410 are
isit Canada. seiled Wtelnesday Do th
Luke Champlasn.
Duyglars at il‘fontrent blew a six foot
safe Into fragments and getaway with
the cashbox from an insidestroug.box.
They secured $12161
Twenty-six: persons were killed and
fifty injured to 11 lAilway accident in
Franceetrid five were killed in similar
accident nt Rawlins. 'Wyo.
?of twenty-fonr year* Vapcoelresolene bat
been extensively used for all tetras et tlircnt and
bronchial troubles. All Drugeste.
The petitions against the election o
Mo. Itobt, Beith, M. P. for West Dur-
bittn, and Mr, Porter, Al. P. for West
Hastings, were dismissed.
A hotel at Washington was wreehed
by dynamite, exploded by a guest who
had quarrelled with the prOprietor.
The dynamiter efteewittels killed him-
self.
A carriage containing Mrs. Allan
Edgar, her son 'Wallace and Miss Ag-
nes Continy was struck by a train at
Paris, Cot, Both ladies were killed,
and the youngman was carried 40
rods on the engine. He was not ser-
iously injured.
East Middlesex CrOss-PetItion.
London, Ont., Sept. 29.-11 is under-
stood that tlie crose-petiton entered
against' Capt. T. E. Robson, the defeat-
ed candidate in East lifidellesex ix the
ProvinCial elections, will be dropped,
Clipt. Robson having defiMtely stated
that he will not under any eirennostaneei
be -again a eandidate in the Con9erVa--
tive interest in East Middleeex.
GO TO TEE•
EXETEll BOILER .01
FOR
PURE MANITOBA
OH OE FAMILY FLO I
(Star)
HEST PASTRY
ireincess)
WHEATLET
Breakfast P004)
A good Supply of
nd Chop always on hand.
Give our Floor and WO.
a trial and be convinced that
it is all right.
Boller and Plategr, hiders an
e to suit customers.
Ilarvey
Suessot's tc, d. ColAblediek 41$311.
Two econd-handnpdgbt piAN
ADM
One Square PIANO
FOR SATZ CHEAP
New Pianos and
Organs
Always in Stook.
MINH MACHINES.
.everienee in the 'Sewing Mno
o Rumness filtt yteivis) is a guaran-
cf One getrIS.
We carry in stook the best Itfa,-
'nes that the market aninivis .ana
ell .911.ea,sy terms. ?Smiles and Re.
lirs for all kinds Of 3i:whines always
h.and.
S. Oct filusio, Muni° Botalts, Hy**
Hooks, EtO., licpt itt Stock.
• LTA AND SEE CH. IT WILL PAT
YOU,
SI MARTIN
WHY NOT CHANGE YOUR
MEDICINE?
If You Have Failed Up to the
Present to Banish Rheu-
matism and Sciatica
Try
PaillesTelery Compound
HER
NO
CLEARING SALE of Plows,
Gang Plows, Land
Harrows, a 43,:c., now go-
ing on.
Exerything to be cleared off
by
JULY 1, 1902
FIRST COME,
FIRST SER
Any Amount of Wrought an
Cast Iran Wanted.
JAS. MU littiVit
Cook's Cotton Root Componna
Is successfully used monthly Ispever
10,000Lad1es.Sate„effeetual.Lad1esask
our druggiSt for Cosies Canoe Root Coire,
pod. ate no other, as all litxtures,pillsatol
imitations are dangerous, 1'rioe.1.To. 1,31
box tIto. 2,10 degrees a trouger,S3 per hos.
1 or 2, mailedon receipted price and twolocen't
stamps. The Cook Company Windsor. Ont.
fzirRos. land 2 sold and recommendedherian
teSpOnsIbi0Dragglats in Canada.
There is but one true and reliable
specific for the cure of all forms of
rheumatism; it is Paine's Celery Com-
pound. This deeided and weighty as-
sertion is fully supported by letters
from thousands of cored men and wo-
men, and prominent physicians have
ably and fearlessly supported the state-
ment.
IC your efforts up to the present with
other medicines have failed to drive
the terrible disease from your system,
remain no longer in agony and peril;
change your medicine at once, Pru-
dence and wisdom will sorely direct
you to USe Nine's Celery Compound,
the Medicine that has cured so many
of- your friends.and neighbbrs.
The prompt and. marvellous cure
Mrs. E. Ring, Cedar Hill, Victoria, B.
C., who endured the tortures and ag-
onies of rheumatism for ahnost a life-
time, poin ts tinmistak ea bl y hud truly
to the fact that Paine's Celery Com-
pound is the king of medicines for the
core of rheumatism, she says:
"I have been troubled with rheuma-
tism nearly all my life, and about eight
years ago I hail a very severe attack,
almost losing the nse of my right arm.
feiend recommended tha use of
Paine's Celery 00113pound, and kindly
gave me 0 bottle. I was so much ben-
entted by that, one bottle, that I took
three more and WaS quite cuffed. Since
then it has been almost my only
medicine for all the, ailments 'from
which T have suffered.and all my fam-
ily have found some hehefit ft.0111 it. I
am sixty-five years of age; r live on a
farro, get up early in I be worming and
010 now equal to 0 gond dev's work."
No. 1 and NU.2 are sold in Exeter by
0. Late and X. W. Browning, Drug-
gists.
DASH WOOD
FURNITURE STORE
You are invited to call and inspect My
large assortment of Furnitiwe mid
furnishings which I will offer nt
very close prices. My stock Con-
sists of the followitige-
Pular suites, Bedroom suites,
Spring Mattresses, Bed-
steads, Couches, Lounges;
Tables, Chairs oall descrip-
tions, Sideboards, Rockers,
Fancy Rockers, Curtain
'Toles and Trimmings,
Shades, Mouldings, Mirrors,
Pilow Sham 11 olders, 3Jat
Racks, Towel Rollers, 86c.,
Picture Framing a specialty
Baby °aerie ges,0 o-earts,Express wog -
ons, Carts, Roekiug horses, etc.
Uisdettaloitig.
ez1112V a large and -Well osso
ed. stock in this line. In time of nerd
do not fail to call.
The above stock is bought from tire
leading Manufacturers of Canada,
•mnd ;bought nt t be closest prices
and oily expenses are low there-
• fore we enn sell it at prices whicll
will sniptis6 yen. Give us 0 can
before porebaeing elsewhere.
P. Mc:Isaac.