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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1911-5-4, Page 5Professional O*i rdrr. Having taken over the'businese Of Mr. T..E. i-lan dit d:-h,orsebuyer, I';'ram pre pared to purchp.se'a11 kinds'; `of horses that are sound and',10. good -condition Eront four , to ten years 9E' age. ' 1 'will e il[ ceel-latently , he'd 1� k, p on n num- ber, Oe. ,Nunn ;5'�heav ' i ,ht >b ,y g 1s f9. f i+eoi t ode: !' I r• a,ti' "havi res, rru , >,1 do gris o(' l�yya.,:ili. REAL ESTATE CHANCES Tho following properties have been placed 111 our hands for exchange. WANTED. --to rent a hundred acre. farm, supplied with the usual build.. lira's etc,,,.... FO>:t SALE. -A good frame house in Exeter in good repair. d. FOR SALE --4 fair sized brick re-' sidence well located to . Exeter, Mo4- orate price. FOR SALE-�. choice residential build- lug property in Exeter. FOR SALE -A small frame house in Exeter at a very IOW figure- For SALT --One of the best residences in Exeter, surrounded by eonstIderable land, HOUSE WANTED -To rent apply at' this office. k'QR SALE -A good /Edged frame dwelling in Exeter, suitable to aced-- rnodate two families; lar good repair; will be sold cheap.: • For particulars apply at The Advocate FARM FOR S-I.LE BY TENDER, Tenders will be, received by the under aeigned up tea and; on pie 1,'Sth May 'for the purehaee of N. T',t. 17, Gro:raw .,d Lon- don Read, Township of Stephen, contain ng 25 '5 acres.. Oa he premises is a good, brick house, kitchen and. WOQdshed with. .hard and soft water, a bank barn, 3:x45 ; also he°n; and pis house. Large orchard of choice winter fruit, also a garden' of, small fruit, Abundance of spritg wafer. This ie a desirable prop. arty, near 'town of Exeter and must be old. Easy terms of payment. For tozms and particulars apply to THOS. CAMERON, Auctioneer, Farquhar P. 0, Horse Cards :HORSEMEN— Tow is the time to iu re your cured of the orse bests pofworknted. an- hip and remonahle prices at The Advocate Office Fine Cuts, Fine Cards, Prompt cork and Right Prices will give you sal satisfaction. NOTICE. FREE ---And relnenlber ve give yon a free (notice of the oute for two weeks, which in itself s well worth the price of the whole ob. You will find it to your Advantage o have your work done at the Advocate Office. rest' rocerles We are now well establish ed in business and we believe on the best of authority (nam sly that of a daily increasing business) that we are meeting E long felt want, and giving the best of satisfaction. Remember our motto,— Fresh Groceries all the All kinds of produce taken n exchange. JAS. GOULD miseectseecceows Flour Several Brands. Manitoba a specialty. Lime A gioodetock' always'on hand`• C ne n e Durha n ;National Portland Clement is the best. R. G. Seldon, Exeter Breeding Horses sex VICTOR, 61277, as a pure-bred Import l Percheron stalk n, of great size,ffne tild and good pedigree, will leave hie ' n stable, at Zurich on Monday aild-go Dashw eed and- Dinney :Bros, ; Tues - y to Crediton for:, noon and : night ; ednesday=-to--- and Centralia tlor, ght ; Thursday to Wm. - Coates' to the ommeretal Ilatel,, Exeter ; ', Friday to ter Munn's, thence hone to Zurich, v. H. BENDER, Prop. and Manager, ttOM\ S CARL.YLE, No. •:;13,879, Is re -bred imported elydesdale stallion, of od' pedigree and an excellent record will stand at his own stable, ' Gen- tle, except on Wednesday p of each ek,'whedn, he goes to Josh. Hardings, n. 2, Usly rne, for noon. ' C. H. BASKERVILLF d an .,Prop . : Mona' LORD, -IIOti-WATSO"N' 1..1. 406, 10703, an imported urs-bred`clydesdale stallion of sound body, fine pedigree, good record, Monday day will leave home Maguire, to y e, Pat En}e1 ' .. , s, t��Hugh hCarrol's„ 73iddulph,': Tuesday. to Rich.,"Coates to Garr eh Frayno s' till Wednesday noon then to J3obt.,; Camel'n Sit en., for "night. 7�hur daij+a'to ITt a1z.Oest eicher's .,to.. ti ef� Stafla.-iviris. Alfred Chappel died at Staffs on Monday last week. On the previous day her son's wife, Qee Miss u4ler, who was married abant a year ago, died is the West', • and her ;body was brought home for" interment. ERTIOEFI1LL)-The death of Eliza•a beth McNab, took place at her 1resid- sacs in Brucefield, on Sunday,'April 23 PARI FILL -,The dead body of Harry Dodder, aged 23, bion of 'Grand Trunk 2aiygagortratt Johlt Dodds, ioE Parlt-h11t s`ation, was found in the tunnel Yards tt Sarnia on Friday zitlarning. The right lea lead beat out off. It is' ;supirpsed -.eat yeu.ru D aids' had lain' -,in the, yards most ,or 1. -ted ,;xht and bled to ,death, fI flitted., took the 'remains to Park - lain. P ll't,K HILT -The late Ed.w-ard Manes died at New Teske.ard, Ontario, en April 25th, • after several week's RI- :less 11-:l ss from a stroke of paralysis . Several weeks ago he left New Lis- keard for Parkhill, but suffered a stroke 111 par.:My-sis on the 'train be- fore reaching Toronto. His illness was, so severe that he was placed on 'tbd train and returned to New Liskeard. The deceased was one hof the early citizens of Parkhill, mavint; here in 1868. He conducted an agency for agricultural inz- pieme'nte and a blacksmith shop. He -was also C;,ief' of Police of town, lfor dlanY years, l2ETTER THAN SPANKING Spanking does not cure children of bed wetting. There is a constitutional cause. for this trouble. Airs. M. Summers, Box W. 840, Windsor, Oat., will' send free to any mother her successful home treat ment with full instructions, Send no money but Write her to -day if your" children trouble you in this way. Don't blame the child, the chances, are it can't `s=;lp it, This treatment also "cures ad» ults and aged people troubled with urine: diffieuities'by day or flight.. MENSAL!, James Johnston went to Montreal last week. --Mrs. H. „1.i D. Cdoke and bliss Shirray visited lz?Tosnto,--Pete La- mont and •Gibe Dick ` each took a car of stack to Toronto last :week.=,'Nix's, Lizzie Ronnie hag been appointed lea- der of Carmel Church dh(air'anti com- menced ther duties last "Sunday, -The many friends of Rev.David.: Wren will 'regret to learn that he Is ill at Ms home in Ethel with typhoid fever, -R, Cucimore has had a staff .of masons, at work an the foundation of E. Ran -i hies new store. The Methodist young men have organized a baseball cluband the 'Presbyterian boys also eontezn- plate fozmning- a club.-Riehard lier11e_v of Clinton shoved to town.. -Sant Coulter is home from Medlcal College I:ondon. w;sere no has just c0mplet3ed writi'tl On his third years exams. -Dr. James Bell has returned from Harrisburg, Pend where he practised through the winter, He was called home owing to the: illness of his father.--Rebert I3 g• - gins has disposed of his laundry bust - 3o33 to a Chinese gentleman who owns number of these. Institutions in differ- ent parts of: the country. Moore-Chuff-nA quiet house wedding w'as celebrated on Wednesday .April 26th at "Pleasant View", Tuekersmnith the residence of Samuel Chuff, when hie youngest daughter' bliss Tdyrtle was Witted in marritige with Cedrie R. a7re of TOronte, Rev. C. C. dousens' officiati'ng. The bride's dress was of white batiste trimmed with clumsy lace and insertion ger going away gown vats :navy blue with picture hat trim- med with: moss` rose buds. After a sumptuous wedding breakfast dr, and Mrs. Moore left for Toronto, where they will reside. Children Cry FOR FLi TCH.ER'S GASTO R A At your meals and at bedtime, drink this, sparkling agreeable brew: Your digestion will improve. Your slumber will better refresh you. Every drop gratifies. Ask " ap dir 17 Better for invalids than ordinary.- tonies patent med. It is wholoresome a9, well as pure Made of selected ■IOUN LABAT?icinesorder from any barley -malt, chole- dealer in beVerages estblendedhops,and of or direct from the tested spring water. LO7WON, CANADA brewery in London. BRUSSELS -While" Charles E 13one, a home steader having but 12 miles; 2zorth of Kerr Robert, was discing on ids land, he carried a shotgun +f,r three purpeeo •of killikzg gRRhd^s, SliPP mE from his lap, the gu,nz was discharged the charge entering his abdorrten, and" death followed in a few hours. Hiss former ,home was at Brussels, Q;tta,r- lo, and he leaves a bride. of a year, EGMONDVILLE--Tile death of £to- soy. Carty., wire et Mr. Jarnezl' Qucnlan, occured at her tlare in F.gtn'c'tndvllie, 03 MO 24tH April, atter an 11111.0es sot tivree days from pneumonia The deceas- ed was in her 65 year:, CLINTON-A pretty wedding took place at Mitchell oni April 24th, when Miss Mary Christina Elitson, iItchell,` b3came tate bride of Mr. Richard FIe12-' er of Clinton. The ceren o#ly was p a: termed by Rev, John, Kenner, The bride -010d V'tdts Miss :Louise Eltitspn•, sis ter of the bride, While the g'iloom was assisted by Mr. Jett'.+ Churchill, Clin- ton. Itra, H; Watts announces the engage-, <; anent of her granddaughter, Elizabeth Reed, to Edward .1. ,3enkins ,ot; Toron- to. soon of, Mr. Thos, Jenkins of the furon Road, the wedding, to take place early in; June. Thin Hair on Top It Tarlatan. Sago. the hair groxer that W. S. Colo .'earantcoot, will n;lt cause hair to grow where the hair !s' thir;nia:g out, az.athing iqn this earth w,tl- And we say to eVerybady, you cart Have your' piney back it Paris a..n Sage isn't the best hair grower, hair saver, hair beautifier and dandruff etre on the nfarket to -day. It' stops' itching scalp and tailing hair and nialceW hair STOW Blick and abuad- antly, or nieney° back, 50 Vents ler a large bottle. Parlslant Sago makes the hair soft and brilliant azid promotes growth, ADir, A. R. EINsalAN, L. D. 8., D. D. 8,, lienor graduate of Toronto Univerlsty. DENTIST. Teeth extracted without any pain, or any bad efleets Qoaeeoveraladn!an $ Staubury'e office, Main street Eretex Medical (,3 R BRICii1,T, 31. ll., 31. C. r, &S, HONOR J. Le Graduate of Toronto University,Two years resident physician Royal Alexandra ifospitat, etc. OtHee and Residence ,Dr, Amos` Old Stand, Andrew trcet• ,EXETER. DE.,QUACKENBUSII, Physician, Surceon, Ae- eoueheur, OMee, Dr, Robins' old office, Clain Street, Residence, corner Janes and Albert streets opposite James street Methodi.t parsonage, Phone Office, 39 a; Residence 39 b. i,,+ga1 t11OE$OX & DARLING, BARRISTERS, SOLICI L, tors, Notaries, Conveyancers, Commissioners frolieltoretor irioisous Banda, eta Mosey to Loan, at lowest rates of nteres Offices, Main Street, Exeter, S. Qsatuia, D.A. L. H, Dzt'xsox ONEY FeLOArt. ' W. hays charge amount or private funds to loan, amiandvillagepropergeaatIOW rates of,star OLADMAN & STANDURE. Barristers, Solleitors,3taln et- Exeter Oa J. SENIOR Agent Confederation Life Ass trance Company. also Fire Insurance in lead- ing 'Clanadian and itish Jo '� les. �' l ill lltpi+riles, .brain -St., Exeter. , MUSIC aIIS. DELIGHT 1.1O13fS, Violin In- atruchor, James Street Parsonage, MISS LIXil.aAi`i L4'1. LIOT CONCERT .SOPRANO PUPILS ACCEPTED ADDRITSS; CENTTIALIA, ONT.. LICENSED AUCTIONEER WM,: ANDERSON, 141tt'evzaed .Auctioneer for I3uroat County. Termrfs reasonable. Dates can be made at tt;s Advo,atte. Deter. or It enru k713ber'sr Qftice, Cred-. Itan. T. 13. CARLING Lite, 'Fire, ,Accident and Plate Glass Insurance, Collecting accounts, and con- ducting' auction sales. -- Exeter, Ont. C. A..UOLUZE, V S. 1 Graduate of Ontario, Veterinary Col- ' lege: member Ontario Veterinary Med- ical SaciotY ; treats all diseases of do- mesticated animals on scientific prin.- . elPlcsi modern surgery a specialty. Op- 1 orations on 'Lump Jaw guaranteed nat- Isf actory, Calls by day or night promptly attended to. Office-blain-st., , Exeter, Dr. Ramsay's old stand. Phone 1 in connection, i 1 SEED BARLEY' FOR SALE t A quantity' of Manchuria Seed Bar- lcy for sale, (;row.kt from selected coed ter. fosr years, W. ID. SANDERS; EXETER TEACIIER WANTED For 5. S, N. 4, Uslbarnc, holding a second-class certificate. Duties bo com- onnlence after midsummer folidfays; State 1 mence salary. Apply to W, H. COATES, Sec.-Treaa'., }Exeter, 1rOIt RENT Thirty acres of land, ready for. crop. Privilege of drawing crop off the place. A number or acres of pasture land to rent', .also a autn'ber of cattle pastured by the season. W. M. BLATCHFORD FOR SALE Our Gasoline- Engine SIx Horse Pow- er, Golden & McCullough make. Same in good condition. By order of the. Conn u fill. i T. 13. CARLING, Clerk. i Fertilizer For Sale Having purchased a, large quanti- ty of Beet, Corn, Grain and.Garden - Fertilizer,: also Lawn Dressing, can' - furnish same to farmers and others -in any -quantity., CA.R WILL ARRIVE Monday, May 1st at ,the Exeter' Depot i0 Our _fertilizers "'have %equal"`and''^`ia , ..sure to, give the.best of -satisfaction. . 9 aafaCtlatt WM.' SHROEDER, ,Dashwood. 5000 ,.Cedar Posts for Sale. Our"o t s B. are the -finest quality and: for e size we have.nothing 'les h 6 s tan inches 'at small end. Our prices are right for we have them ' Co sell. G. E. HICKS, Centralia. White Wyandotte ae Unlit E Utility For - Hatching a c in 81.00 Ear' `15 eggs; ec 81.75, for 30 eggs; to Incubator hots at reduced rates.'.o; Write CHAS. F .HOOPEII, ,to Box 157, Exeter, Ont, d w nz Canning Factory- tC' Cod facts On' and after Feb'. :14th The Exeter ilanninag and. Preserving Co., will be °eady to make contracts with farmers 'or the growing of stuff for the factory. pt Apply to the manager, manager, g< St M. SANDERS H tr orses Wanted r. Having taken over the'businese Of Mr. T..E. i-lan dit d:-h,orsebuyer, I';'ram pre pared to purchp.se'a11 kinds'; `of horses that are sound and',10. good -condition Eront four , to ten years 9E' age. ' 1 'will e il[ ceel-latently , he'd 1� k, p on n num- ber, Oe. ,Nunn ;5'�heav ' i ,ht >b ,y g 1s f9. f i+eoi t ode: !' I r• a,ti' "havi res, rru , >,1 do gris o(' l�yya.,:ili. REAL ESTATE CHANCES Tho following properties have been placed 111 our hands for exchange. WANTED. --to rent a hundred acre. farm, supplied with the usual build.. lira's etc,,,.... FO>:t SALE. -A good frame house in Exeter in good repair. d. FOR SALE --4 fair sized brick re-' sidence well located to . Exeter, Mo4- orate price. FOR SALE-�. choice residential build- lug property in Exeter. FOR SALE -A small frame house in Exeter at a very IOW figure- For SALT --One of the best residences in Exeter, surrounded by eonstIderable land, HOUSE WANTED -To rent apply at' this office. k'QR SALE -A good /Edged frame dwelling in Exeter, suitable to aced-- rnodate two families; lar good repair; will be sold cheap.: • For particulars apply at The Advocate FARM FOR S-I.LE BY TENDER, Tenders will be, received by the under aeigned up tea and; on pie 1,'Sth May 'for the purehaee of N. T',t. 17, Gro:raw .,d Lon- don Read, Township of Stephen, contain ng 25 '5 acres.. Oa he premises is a good, brick house, kitchen and. WOQdshed with. .hard and soft water, a bank barn, 3:x45 ; also he°n; and pis house. Large orchard of choice winter fruit, also a garden' of, small fruit, Abundance of spritg wafer. This ie a desirable prop. arty, near 'town of Exeter and must be old. Easy terms of payment. For tozms and particulars apply to THOS. CAMERON, Auctioneer, Farquhar P. 0, Horse Cards :HORSEMEN— Tow is the time to iu re your cured of the orse bests pofworknted. an- hip and remonahle prices at The Advocate Office Fine Cuts, Fine Cards, Prompt cork and Right Prices will give you sal satisfaction. NOTICE. FREE ---And relnenlber ve give yon a free (notice of the oute for two weeks, which in itself s well worth the price of the whole ob. You will find it to your Advantage o have your work done at the Advocate Office. rest' rocerles We are now well establish ed in business and we believe on the best of authority (nam sly that of a daily increasing business) that we are meeting E long felt want, and giving the best of satisfaction. Remember our motto,— Fresh Groceries all the All kinds of produce taken n exchange. JAS. GOULD miseectseecceows Flour Several Brands. Manitoba a specialty. Lime A gioodetock' always'on hand`• C ne n e Durha n ;National Portland Clement is the best. R. G. Seldon, Exeter Breeding Horses sex VICTOR, 61277, as a pure-bred Import l Percheron stalk n, of great size,ffne tild and good pedigree, will leave hie ' n stable, at Zurich on Monday aild-go Dashw eed and- Dinney :Bros, ; Tues - y to Crediton for:, noon and : night ; ednesday=-to--- and Centralia tlor, ght ; Thursday to Wm. - Coates' to the ommeretal Ilatel,, Exeter ; ', Friday to ter Munn's, thence hone to Zurich, v. H. BENDER, Prop. and Manager, ttOM\ S CARL.YLE, No. •:;13,879, Is re -bred imported elydesdale stallion, of od' pedigree and an excellent record will stand at his own stable, ' Gen- tle, except on Wednesday p of each ek,'whedn, he goes to Josh. Hardings, n. 2, Usly rne, for noon. ' C. H. BASKERVILLF d an .,Prop . : Mona' LORD, -IIOti-WATSO"N' 1..1. 406, 10703, an imported urs-bred`clydesdale stallion of sound body, fine pedigree, good record, Monday day will leave home Maguire, to y e, Pat En}e1 ' .. , s, t��Hugh hCarrol's„ 73iddulph,': Tuesday. to Rich.,"Coates to Garr eh Frayno s' till Wednesday noon then to J3obt.,; Camel'n Sit en., for "night. 7�hur daij+a'to ITt a1z.Oest eicher's .,to.. ti ef� Stafla.-iviris. Alfred Chappel died at Staffs on Monday last week. On the previous day her son's wife, Qee Miss u4ler, who was married abant a year ago, died is the West', • and her ;body was brought home for" interment. ERTIOEFI1LL)-The death of Eliza•a beth McNab, took place at her 1resid- sacs in Brucefield, on Sunday,'April 23 PARI FILL -,The dead body of Harry Dodder, aged 23, bion of 'Grand Trunk 2aiygagortratt Johlt Dodds, ioE Parlt-h11t s`ation, was found in the tunnel Yards tt Sarnia on Friday zitlarning. The right lea lead beat out off. It is' ;supirpsed -.eat yeu.ru D aids' had lain' -,in the, yards most ,or 1. -ted ,;xht and bled to ,death, fI flitted., took the 'remains to Park - lain. P ll't,K HILT -The late Ed.w-ard Manes died at New Teske.ard, Ontario, en April 25th, • after several week's RI- :less 11-:l ss from a stroke of paralysis . Several weeks ago he left New Lis- keard for Parkhill, but suffered a stroke 111 par.:My-sis on the 'train be- fore reaching Toronto. His illness was, so severe that he was placed on 'tbd train and returned to New Liskeard. The deceased was one hof the early citizens of Parkhill, mavint; here in 1868. He conducted an agency for agricultural inz- pieme'nte and a blacksmith shop. He -was also C;,ief' of Police of town, lfor dlanY years, l2ETTER THAN SPANKING Spanking does not cure children of bed wetting. There is a constitutional cause. for this trouble. Airs. M. Summers, Box W. 840, Windsor, Oat., will' send free to any mother her successful home treat ment with full instructions, Send no money but Write her to -day if your" children trouble you in this way. Don't blame the child, the chances, are it can't `s=;lp it, This treatment also "cures ad» ults and aged people troubled with urine: diffieuities'by day or flight.. MENSAL!, James Johnston went to Montreal last week. --Mrs. H. „1.i D. Cdoke and bliss Shirray visited lz?Tosnto,--Pete La- mont and •Gibe Dick ` each took a car of stack to Toronto last :week.=,'Nix's, Lizzie Ronnie hag been appointed lea- der of Carmel Church dh(air'anti com- menced ther duties last "Sunday, -The many friends of Rev.David.: Wren will 'regret to learn that he Is ill at Ms home in Ethel with typhoid fever, -R, Cucimore has had a staff .of masons, at work an the foundation of E. Ran -i hies new store. The Methodist young men have organized a baseball cluband the 'Presbyterian boys also eontezn- plate fozmning- a club.-Riehard lier11e_v of Clinton shoved to town.. -Sant Coulter is home from Medlcal College I:ondon. w;sere no has just c0mplet3ed writi'tl On his third years exams. -Dr. James Bell has returned from Harrisburg, Pend where he practised through the winter, He was called home owing to the: illness of his father.--Rebert I3 g• - gins has disposed of his laundry bust - 3o33 to a Chinese gentleman who owns number of these. Institutions in differ- ent parts of: the country. Moore-Chuff-nA quiet house wedding w'as celebrated on Wednesday .April 26th at "Pleasant View", Tuekersmnith the residence of Samuel Chuff, when hie youngest daughter' bliss Tdyrtle was Witted in marritige with Cedrie R. a7re of TOronte, Rev. C. C. dousens' officiati'ng. The bride's dress was of white batiste trimmed with clumsy lace and insertion ger going away gown vats :navy blue with picture hat trim- med with: moss` rose buds. After a sumptuous wedding breakfast dr, and Mrs. Moore left for Toronto, where they will reside. Children Cry FOR FLi TCH.ER'S GASTO R A At your meals and at bedtime, drink this, sparkling agreeable brew: Your digestion will improve. Your slumber will better refresh you. Every drop gratifies. Ask " ap dir 17 Better for invalids than ordinary.- tonies patent med. It is wholoresome a9, well as pure Made of selected ■IOUN LABAT?icinesorder from any barley -malt, chole- dealer in beVerages estblendedhops,and of or direct from the tested spring water. LO7WON, CANADA brewery in London. BRUSSELS -While" Charles E 13one, a home steader having but 12 miles; 2zorth of Kerr Robert, was discing on ids land, he carried a shotgun +f,r three purpeeo •of killikzg gRRhd^s, SliPP mE from his lap, the gu,nz was discharged the charge entering his abdorrten, and" death followed in a few hours. Hiss former ,home was at Brussels, Q;tta,r- lo, and he leaves a bride. of a year, EGMONDVILLE--Tile death of £to- soy. Carty., wire et Mr. Jarnezl' Qucnlan, occured at her tlare in F.gtn'c'tndvllie, 03 MO 24tH April, atter an 11111.0es sot tivree days from pneumonia The deceas- ed was in her 65 year:, CLINTON-A pretty wedding took place at Mitchell oni April 24th, when Miss Mary Christina Elitson, iItchell,` b3came tate bride of Mr. Richard FIe12-' er of Clinton. The ceren o#ly was p a: termed by Rev, John, Kenner, The bride -010d V'tdts Miss :Louise Eltitspn•, sis ter of the bride, While the g'iloom was assisted by Mr. Jett'.+ Churchill, Clin- ton. Itra, H; Watts announces the engage-, <; anent of her granddaughter, Elizabeth Reed, to Edward .1. ,3enkins ,ot; Toron- to. soon of, Mr. Thos, Jenkins of the furon Road, the wedding, to take place early in; June. Thin Hair on Top It Tarlatan. Sago. the hair groxer that W. S. Colo .'earantcoot, will n;lt cause hair to grow where the hair !s' thir;nia:g out, az.athing iqn this earth w,tl- And we say to eVerybady, you cart Have your' piney back it Paris a..n Sage isn't the best hair grower, hair saver, hair beautifier and dandruff etre on the nfarket to -day. It' stops' itching scalp and tailing hair and nialceW hair STOW Blick and abuad- antly, or nieney° back, 50 Vents ler a large bottle. Parlslant Sago makes the hair soft and brilliant azid promotes growth, William- Bill's Stephen. Friday to Jos. Guaan1n's, to Wm. AP.- isen's, via Mt. Carmel, for night. Saturday to his ,owrz. stable, Con. 9, McGillivray, until the next Monday. • T. W. HODGSON, Proprietor S'.4M. EASKERVILLE, Manager. THE MILLER II., 27,851, a pure-bred }mported shire stallion, of strong and :sound limb, geed pedigree and a sure foalgetter, will statnd for a limited liember of merest •at,hisr';awn stable, at •Dashwood. C. GUENTHER, Manager. WILLIS & GUENTHER Proprietors. COLLEGE CHUM, 15553„a. pure-bred. imported' shire stallion, tried and ,true, of excellent p_dLgree and s,aund in ev- ery way ; ;idonday npqn leaves his own stable and goes ,1 o Ed. Lamport's ; On Tuesday to Jos. Hickey's . and to Grand Haid ; - Wednesday to .Louis Brinker's, Greenway, for aught ; Thursday' do Jno. B:reen's and 'to Mit. - Carmel ; Friday to K,hiva and home. W. WILLIS, Manager. WIr.LIS & GUENTHER, Proprietors. UNCLE JOHN, 12668, is a choicely bred C1ydeadato stallion, imported, of ogcellone pcdi,;ree: and Sine record, iton- day will leave home, Gan. 6, Usborne, u ;oil; to Wm, Pollen's, Farquhar and to George Jeffrey's ; Tuesday to Wm. Coates' and Thos. Quinton's ; Wednes- day. to, Frank Morley's and Wm.' Del - bridge' ; Thursday to. Benson Will Tam's and home ; Friday to, Norman. Jar- rott's and John Rewe's ; Saturday to John Westlake Er and Meme. FRED A. •ELLERINGTON, Prop. JOHN COLE;, Manager. HUMIDE, 75739., a Perc'heran, Stal liaij; imp;af-ted from France, is a par- ticularly fine specimen wlth good +;pedi- o ren and : record, ;Vlonday.leaves his own 'stable,. Coe., 13, Stephen, and goes to Shlpka a :xd Corbett ; ,Tuesday Rl'"Zrt w'a'nd ;Pat.'(It en's ; Wednesday ?� eg to ,,Wm. Flyan'st and, Centralia ;; Thurs.! illy 'to Dan McOt rdy's -"and O`redi't:on ; Friday to :;T Anty'a j'.,,;the'nce`l yens f Hill]Al`l lin gab. I. 1,, •M9 t r dt A FEW EPIGRAMS Who s.t .combeth his hair with a view the bald spiot is a •,liar at heart. W:ton' a titan nearly breaks hi's neck getting. out- tot the way of a lightn'ng bu ,, supposing it to ba -a locmotive it is tints 'to swear 05f. If all the devils were east out of some p dople, 1they., would look like walking skelet ` a '® t Whcsna ra • asles for bread, don't give him a eto;te,set the dog ' on him. Thr zfor kee :ng in e e ant no credit up o the right road when, there's barbed wire fences .on ,Moth sides. . The man who wants the e art}i in variably -gets it -when he dies+ , Ir some men . were ted lose their re- putation, o they would be lucky: sky: Ac rank nk is a shah who has+ a (Elr- od -eat hobby n by titan` .your own, . A man who attends etrickly 110hie own business has a' good steady job. A man's body may bs an earthly teti- ement but he objects to,