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HELP
ired,
Young ladies and gentlemen
who are desire= of making a re-
oord are wanted at the
Clinton Businest CollOge
to prepareforBookkeepere,Stenog-
raphers and Telegrephers, During
..july and ituguat we could ,only
fill ONE.TENWII of the positions of -
fere(' our gradaatee.
Catalogue for the aeking.
ervous M th
" Make Uithappy H0111.418 -Their Coilditlijn Irritates Both
Husba,nd, and Children—How Thousands of Mothers
Have Been Saved. klrom Nervous Vrostratiop. and
Made Ptrong and Won.
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During The
Warm Weather
We are offering Some exceptional
values in
Pianos and Organs
Our doods are of the best qualitY.
and we will be satisfied with the
SMALL PROFITS.
Prices and terms that will suit the
most exacting.
. In SeWing Machines we can cer-
tainly suit you.
Stationeiy
A fine line of high grade station-
ery cheap.
CALL and SEE US
'The Know How'
,Is, a valffable part of Our
buSiness. 'It is the best of
foundations-- it is lasting.
We know how to repair
Watches, Jewelry, etc. We
, know,what is required to
running just as it should,
bring it iti for examination;
It' costs nothing to knOw if
7.m -it is in.order., itrequires
fixing we can it. The
i‘XtiOwing: How" has beett
the means of giving us the
right to say we are -leaders,
in our line.
Try us when you wish td
buy something in ours line.
IVIARCITAND
The Jeweller
EXETER, ONTARIO'
.STOANI
PROTECTION
The most danger to farm ibuilainis and liVe
stock Horn vvind storms is during the' summer
The Huron
- Weather Insurance
Mutual Company will e you ,protettion, and
a pOlicy tests only A Ievr dollars a year.
Roger Northcott, Esq. President, tfay P. O.
J. Kellerman, Esq., Vice -President, bashwocd
DIRECTORS
Silas Brokenshire, `Crediton P. O.
0. Perkins, Eteter P. O.
Henry Rau, Drysdale P. O.
Chas.,Monteltb, name' Road P. O.
Wm.,13. Battler, Zurich.
See your nearest director or write for particulars
to E. Zeller, Secretary, Zurich.
Reliable agents wanting territory should write at
once to G. ROLTZMAN, Gen. Agent,
S. HARDY, Agent at Exeter.
EXETER MARKETS.,
Hay, per toh 0 50 7 90
Flour, per cwt, family2 00
Flour, low grade per cwt 1 20 1 20
Be
A nervous, irritable mother, often on' Mrs. Chester 'Cur , Leader of the
the ve e of hysterics, is unfit to Care Ladies' Symphony rchestra, 42 Sante
or clail ren ; it ruins child's disposi- toga St., Fast Boston, MOMS., writetia
tion and reacts upon herself. The
trouble between children and their
mothers too often. is due to the feet
that the mother has some female weak-
ness, and she is entirely unfit to bear
the strain upon her nerves that govern-
ing children involves ; it is impossible
for her to do anything calmly.
The ills of women act like a firebrand
upon the nerves, consequently nine -
tenths a the nervous prostration, ner-
lessness, and nervous irritability of
women arise from eorae derangement
of the female organism.
iDo you experience fits of depression
with restlessness, alternating with
extreme irritability? Are your spirits
easily affected, se that one minute you
laugh, and the next minute you feel
like crying ?
Do you feel sOmething like a ball ris-
ing in your throat and. threatening to
choke you ; all the senses perverted,
morbidly sensitive to light and sound ;
pain in the abdominal region, and
between the shoulders e bearing -down
paine; nervous dyspepsia, and almost
continually cross and snappy ?
If so, your nerves are in shattered
condition, and you are threatened with
nervous prostration.
Dear Ifrs. Pinkharn ;---
"For eight yeare I was troubled with ex-
treme nervousness and hysteria brought on
by irregularities. I eortld neither enjoy life.
nor sleep 'nights. I was very irritable,- ner-
vous and despondent.
'"Lydia B. Pinkbamrs Vegetable Com-
pound was recommended and. proved to be
daily Unproved in health until am now
strong and well. and all nervousnew
disappeared."
The following letter is from Mre•
Albert Mann, 154 • Gore Vale Ave.,
Toronto, Ont ;
Dear Mrs. Pinkham
"I suffered a long time with Beri0115 te.
male trouble having -intense.pains in the
back and abdomen andivery sick headaches
every month. I was tired and nervous all
the time and life looked very dreary to me
and I had no desire to liye untitI began to
take 'Lydia E. Pinkhain's Vegetable Com-
pound and to get some relief. lgY recoVell
was slow but it was tinre and I have never
regretted the money spent for the Com-
pound as it brought back my good health."
Women should remember that Lydia
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
the medicine that holds the record for
the greatest number ef actual cum of
female ills, and take no substitute.
Free, Advice to Women.
Proof is monumental that nothing in all sick women to write to her foradvice.
the world is better for nervous prostra- Mrs. Pinkham's vast experienee with
tion than*Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable female troubles enables her,to advise you
women can teptify to this fact. • for her advice. .
Ask Airs. Pinkhat's Adviee—A Woman Best Understands a Woman's M.
The a -mat .Finglish, Italia/1h
Tones and invigorates the whole
nervous ;system, makes new
6ns Dail Mentai and Brain Worry, Des-
matorrhcea. OA Erects of Abuse or Excesses.
Price $1 per hoz, aixfor45. One will please, six
will cure. °Sold by all druggists or mailed in
Plain pkig. on receipt ot price. Neuf pampldd
Vomiter Winds(*) ' Toronto, ont.
itiemeileraggemmemevrosseismom
POIN'r I, Tho IIINGE.STAYFencolsznada
of Mall cAnnori bard ate,1 who. and tolled to
protect IL from tho Infmts of mg-drat:Lion awl ex.
CIA _.00•1 AMIkAl It 3
WIRE FENCE CO., LIMITED.
j.'Etea;naan, Agent.
KIRKTON FAIR
Most Succissful Fair ha, Society's
Ilistory.-Good ShoW of Every-
thing and the .,irttendattee Ve.rY
Lime, e
came with a day that looked anything
but promising, At timed low -hanging
clouds threatened the prospects hut
eventuelly it developed into excellent
weather eondithine. The attendance PIGS •
WON much larger, there being about Yorkshire -Aged boar, R Birch; Jno
$50 more taken in at the gate than last Dunbar; aged sow and spring sow, R
yeer. In every department the exhib,
its were good and particularly that...of Birch 1 and 2; spring boar, R Birch.
the heavy horses. Beekshire-Aged boar, and aged sow,
Ilon: Nelson Mon- 3 Dunbar 1 :mil 2; spring boar, J Doug -
telt)), Minister of Agrioulture, and B. las, J Dunbar; spring sow, R Birch, J.
H. Callan. M. South Huron, were in
attendance and formally opened the Diiinnbare.
fair, Both speakers were apprecia- son took an pry",
tively listened to by the large assemb-
lage. The balloon aseernion,which yeas Judge- T
s the speeial attraction for this year, did POULTRY.
not prove the success that was eicpect- Leoed Wyandottes, White Plymouth
ed: Following is the list of prize win- Rocke,' liarred Plymouth Rock% and
HORSES and Turkeys Douglas & Son; White
General Purpose -Brood mare, -- 2; Light Emit Inas, A Spenterr OrPhing-
Kemp, Thos Near, H. Berrye fort), A
Gunning, TNeata2-yr-old, A Gunning, Douglas & Son 1 and 2; Game, G Mins -
Frank Anderson, . thy; Geese, Douglas Sr Son;A E Doupe;
Agricultural --Brood mare, R Bird), "1°' n°1141a844 8°14 114b -
bits, It Hoskin% G Murphy.
Specialte-Pigeons, W Meek* An-
derson; Bantam% G. Murphy; Guinea
Fowl, G Murphy 1 and 2.
IMPLEMENTS
2; open bieggy, rubber, .Portland cut-
ter and piano box cater, MeLarty &.
Son; iron bean thow, turnip cater.
and souther, O'Brien Etros, 1 and 2;
gang plow, O'Brien, Bros., iron har-
rows, T Roadhouse.
Judge, -.Ino. Stewart,
Bros; 3.yeareeld, G Helbrldge, 3' GRAIN AND SEEDS.
ore; J Wilson, J Itruidle; Fall wheat-, whiteand fall wheat red,
le old, It Birch, S Kirkby; roailater, Brethotte, .1' Hodge; 0 -rowed barley,
AM:Laughlin, Andrewa; team, large oats, white common oats, large
iuchanan, Kelland; saddle horse, peas and timothy seed, M Brethour;
arriage- Brood mare, R Elworo white beans; W Wittman, A Shire;
bridge; 1 yr -old. J Pepper, W Elliott;
A -McDonald; team 0 Walker Moore
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Special -Best driving outfit, P. El-
rington.
Judge -T R Reid, Kincardine.
Bulls. -Aged Durham, J Moore; Poll-
ed Aegus, Hazelwood Bros.; lyear-old
Durban), J Robinson, J. Hodge; aged
Thorobred Durham.- Milch cow, A
Spencer, J Moore 2 and 3; 2 -year-old
heifer, J Moore 1 and 3, Hooper & Son;
1-yrrold heifer and heifer calf, 1 Geo.
Jersey.-2-year-oid heifer and I -year
old heifer, Hooper & Son 1 and 2; heifer
calf, J Hooper.
Hazelwood Bros. took all prizes in
Polled.Angus class.
Grade. -Milch cow, and steer calf,
Moore 1 and 2; 2 -year-old heifer, W.
Stephenson, Atkineon Bros.. 1 -yr -old
heifer, J Moore, A Spencer; hieifer calf,
F.Andersoni 2 -year-old Steer, Atkinson
Bros., Hazelwood Bros., 1 -year-old
steer, Atkinson Broe 1 and 2; fat cow,
Atkinson Bre:184i> Hazelwood, Hazel-
wood Bros.; fat steer, Hazelwoed Bros.
SHEEP
Leicesters.-Aged ram, Yearling ram
hale; shearling ewes, 3" Wallacott;
Lincolns.--aAged rani and ewe lamb,
and ram lamb, W -Oliver, Penhale;
Grade.- Ewe, Bentley, 1 and 2;
ewe lamb, G Bentley, W Oliver; fat
Cook's Mon Root Compound.
The great Uterine, Tonle, and*
only sato effectual monthly
Regulateron Which women can°
depend. Stadia three degtees
le degrees stronger ye; NO. 3,,
Sold by ail druggiste, or seat 1,431
1011 COOK MEDICIsk 00.1rolIONTO. Wit ifortneril/Winasor, 0
peewee, ori xeceipt of Wee. Ho
TWo men are dead,. several fatallY Mo
injured aud many eeretnisly injared UA 1-y
*nine at. titickiligluint. (bite. and a 0 E.
ars eharked the police and the latter tint
fired. The 'ender of the strikers VIr.t3 .1.1.!
killed. ,
Moore, G Wren; foal, Birth,
Berry, bl Anderson; 2 -Year-old, T
ne
ogarth, J Robinson, It Anderson.
old, W Hanson, G Wren; 2 -year -ofd,
r ton.
tadge-W. Biottop, Net4 'Hamburg.
toad ters-Fottl, R El worth ya Wet -
Hebron alisl Rose, W Sadler; Empire
State, Jaya Urquhart, Vir Sadler; any
(ic()rge2t3 po, Shims; col. potatoes,
Hazelwood, A Shire; long marigolds,
'R A Slandere; intermediate marigold!),
D Wpm, A ',Robinson; , sugar mari-
It A Sander% J. Cottle: blood beete.
Brethour, W 'Wiseman; turnip, beets,
Birch, W Sailer; red cabbage* WJasa-
bage, R Sanders, W Sadler; tomatoes,
fievver, Miss Jennie Robinson, 'WJain-
long citrone, W Hazelwood; round
E Svaeitzer, It Sanders; muskmelons,
Miss Mary McOalltiro, W Wiseman;
parsnips, D Roger,D Robinson; squash,
DaY. Andereon. table squash ,L
Judgee-Jaines Ballantyne, j.
sORTICULTURAL PRODUCTS
APPLEs.-Ontario, J Sanders; Wolfe
River*, j Robinson, N Fletcher;
Northern Spy, J Sanders, A Gunning;
cliffe Bros: Fallow Water, J Sanders,
W Hazelwood; Snows, A Sanders,
Miss A Dawson; R. I. Greening% Miff$
Dawson, R A Sanders; King of Torop-
kips, J Sanders, Miss 'Dawson; Alex-
anders, J Kirk, Shier & Marshall;
Brethour; Golden Russets, J Sanders,
El Doupe; Ribston .1 Sanders,
Spencer; Cayuga Red Streak, M Breth-
our, W Hazelwood, Collection apples,
j Sanders, W WiSeman; red crab ap-
Plume, J Shier, W Brown; fall pears,
Miss McCallum, R A Sanders; winter
pears, A Shier; AAA Sanders; white
grapes, Mrs. R Fletcher, 14 Day; hlue
grapes, Doupe. R Robinson; red
grapes, N Fletcher.
Special—Crab apple,Miss Dawson.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
25 lbs butter Hooper, Son, A E
130upe; table butter, 8 Shier, Dr. Carr.
Collection pickles, Miss J Robinson,
0 Duffield; canned peaches, Miss Rob -
Miss Robinson; pears, Miss McCalliun,
Miss Robinson; cherries, A Shier, MiSEI
Robinson; gooseberries and strawber-
Brown; set harness, and team harneds,
3. Hodge; honey in section, G Bentley; ,
extracted honey, J Kirk, G. Bentley;
blankets and union blankets, Miss M
Jan3ieson; Canadian tweeds, Shier &
Marshall.
Special.—Bread, Miss Jatnieson. R..
Berry; cakes, R Hoskins; wreath, WA.
FINE ARTS
Stuffed birds and animals, William
Brown; °rayon or. Pastello, Miss Lily
Taylr, Miss T. White; photo and ptio-
glees and painthig in oil, figure, T
Whites -painting in oil, landscape, A
Spencer, T. White; painting (Yrl china,
T White, L Taylor; pen and ink sketch,
Mrs. Fletcher, A Jamieson; Pyrogra-
phy, L Taylor, Miss Jamieson; water.
color, L Taylor, A 'Spencer.
, LADIES' WORK
Counterpane crochet, A Shier, Jen-
nie Robinson; counterpane knitted,
Mrss Jamieson J Robinson. patch work
quilt, Mrs. Han' ham, M Brahour; crazy
quilt. Mrs. Hanham, Doupe;
underwear, Miss Robinson; Mrs. Han,
ham; Applique work, WS. Hanhan 1
and 2; Arrasene work, Miss White, M
Brethou,r; Roman embroidery, Mrs.
Benham, Miss White; Venetian em-
Battenburg Al Mcballorn, Miss
White; slippers, J Jamieson, Mrs.
Hanham; sofa cushion, M Brethour,
Miss VVhite; child's dress, Miss White;
tea cosy, M Brethour, N Fletcher; cell,
tre piece and tray cloth, Mrs. Benham,
Miss Jamieson; table mats, A Shier,
onr, Miss Jamieson; pillow shams, Mrs
Hyde, Miss Robinson; drawn work, M.
McCallum, NI Brethoifia knitted lace,
W Hyde Miss Jamieson; ladies' work,
Miss Roblneon; novelties, M McCallum,
Miss White; bead work, Miss White;
Sadler; hand made gloves, MisriDoupe;
woolen stockings and socks, Miss Jain-
ieson; wool mitts, Mrs. Benham, Geo.
Murphy; darning on stocking, . Miss
White, A Shier; mending, A Shier, M
Brethonr; table doylies, Miss Jamieson,
Miss White; toilet mate, ,14 meatinum,
W Hyde; pincushion, Miss
White, M Brethour; machine sewing,
Mrs. Hanharn, hand sewing, and net-
ting, Mrs. Hanham; M McCallum; but.
tonholes, Miss Jamieson, M McCallum;
handkerchiefs,- M McCallum, Miss
White; haardkerchief base, Miss White
M Brethotin'slropping bag, Miss ,White
A, Spencer. ladies'. shirt waist, Miss
White, M McCallum; darning on net,
Mies White, M Brethour; working
shirt, Miss Robinson 14 Brethour.
Judges -Mrs. F. 0.sracey, Miss Kate
Elleringtora
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"is good tea"
It has that Bich Fruity Flavoe which
belongs to- Red Rose Tea alone.
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T. H. ESTABROOMS. 6T. JOHN. N. WiNNIPIEG.
TOnotcroa Wel./.114GTI,II ST.. E.
FLOWERS. Robinson, Mrs. R Fletcher: Fuchia%
. • Mrs, Fletcher, Mies Robinsorecut flow -
Col. of flowers and Cacti. Mime Rob- ere, Jno Cottle; bouquet, Dr., Carr, '0
inson; Geraniums and rare plants, Miss Duffield.
SUITABLE FURNITURE
For Every Room in the Home,
We b.ave a beautiful selection of the latest designs.
Come and get our prices, all marked in plain figures.
E ask you to come to this store for furniture because
we believe you will get the kind you want The
stock includes all those pieces that -appeal to good
taste on acdount of their design, finish, character
and richness. We can shoW newest ideas and the
most popular furniture for the home, that can be
found any place, town or city,
J -A? So BEVERLEY,
OPERA BLOCK. Leading Furniture Dealer anct Undertaker.
AIL
$100 kpward $1.00.
The readers of ties paper will be' pleased to • learn
that there is at least one dreaded disease that science
has been able to cure in all it9! seine that' is
Catarrli. Hall's Catarrh Curt itt MO only positive
cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being a constitutional disease requires a eolatitu.
metal treatment. Hall's, Ustarrii-Oart,4,taken in-
ternally, Actinic directly upon the blood anil,fimucOus
surfaces of the meta% t ieby destroying. the
fourxdation of the disease,. en lying Hfe
ingtature in doing its work. The, proprietors ha've ,
so inuell faith, hilts curetive phiv9,6 thet they offer
One Hundred Dollars ,for any cOr thtit it fells to
cute. Send for list of tAtetimextinle, • „
Address 10A J. ClIPINEY k CO., Toledo, O.
Cold by it111)ruirglsts, 75 cents,
Teko rills for constipation.
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School term : September till June, inclusive.
Forest City Business College
Founder Gregg System. LompoN.
‘FIA. Gooks and Bakes
perfectly at
the same:time
Ther4 is not an.
other range built
in 'which the heat
may be reulated
so that you can bake, in the oven and cook On the
top' at the same titne without spoiling. one or the
„ But you can do both clually well at the'Same
time on the Pandora, because its heat is not wasted
and is at all times under the simplest, moSt positive
If you do- the cooking of your household you
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