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O'u ed,
"It is with pleasure that 1 tell of the great.
benefit I derived from Hood's Strsaicril;a.
For 0 years I have •been badly afflicted. with
• Erysipelas
breaking as hit out with runirux;, sores during hot
summer months I have somethnea not been
able to use my l nibs for two months at a time.
Being -induced to try Hood's Sarsaparilla, I got
one bottle lastsprinr, commenced using it; feit
•e, much better, got two bottles more; took
hem during .the summer, was able to do my
housework, and
Walk Two Mines
which z had not done for six years. Think I
am cured of erysipelas, and recommend any
person so afflicted to use
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Four bottles has done more for use than'$300
worth of other medicine. 1 think it the best
blood purifier, known.' Mus. H. D.• Wissr,
Church street,' Cornwallis, N. S.
HooD's PILLS cure liver ills, consiipa•
tion,biliousness. iaundico. sick headache. 25o.
NEWS TOPICS OF A WEEK.
The Important Events in a Few Words for
Busy Readers.
Smallpox is increasing alarmingly in
Chicago.
MacWherrell's pounsel bas applied for
a new trial.. -
Jane G. Austen, the authoress, died at
Boston on Friday.
Twerchildren of William Shaf(ie were
burned to :death at Cairo, I11, Thursday
night.
Ernest Mann, bigamist, has been: sen-
tenced at Stratford to two years in peni-.
tentiary.
Jim Upkins, Eduardo Gonzales and
Manning Davis were hanged at Paris, Tex-
as, on Friday:
Ton men were killed at the Central mine,
Keweenaw County, Michigan, by a prema-
lure blast.
The 18th Battalion, Hamilton, has ao
cepted an invitation to visit Galt on
Queen's Birthday.
One person was killed and several were
Injured by the bursting of a stand -pipe in
Peoria, Ill.,. on Friday.
It is announced that Prendergast, who
assassinatedMayorHarrison of Chicago,
will be hanged on April 6.
Major Le Caron, who was once employed,
by the British Government to spy upon
Irishmen in Amerika, is dead.
Word comes from Texas that thousands
of people in the lower,Rio Grande country
are on the verge of starvation..
All the refineries of the. American Sugar
Refining Co. closed down last week on ao-
connt of the dullness of trade.
The little town of Borden, Ind., contain-
taining 1,000 inhabitants, has been almost
wiped out by fire. Loss, $125, 000.
At Point Pleasant, W. Va., the boiler of
pumping boat exploded, blowing the
engineer John MoGuffin, to pieces.
Prof. J. Calloway, President of.Douglae-
vi11e, Ga., College, committed suicide on
Sunday, shooting himself in the heart.
Lord Aberdeen has taken a residence at
Halifax in which he and his suite will re-
side for part of the coming summer.
Archbishop Fabre on Sunday celebrated
the 25th anniversary of his appointment
as Roman Catholic Bishop of Montreal.
Over 1,000 members of various building
trade organizations in New York : went on
strike on Friday. .A. general strike is ex-
pected.
Fritz Kloetzler murdered his wife and
four children r n and committed suit}de at
Dolgeville, N Y.
on Friday night. , y n ght. Cense,
poverty.
Among the passengers on the Cartha-
genian, which•arrived at Halifax on Thurs-
day, were 43 girls for Miss Rye's Home at
Niagara.
A. sensation has been caused in Constanti-
nople by an attempt to assassinate the Pa-
triarch of
Armenia as
he was leaving the
cathedral. •
Harry W. Drayton, for twelve years a
clerk for the E. B. Claflin Co„ New York,.
shot himself in the heart on Thursday.
Cause, ill -health.
Alfred Grant's house, at North Sydney,
C.B., was burned on Friday morning and
his daughter
Maggie, e.
aged d ffteen
was
burned to death. -
Four persons
were p killed and as many
injured by he wreak of a building by. na-
tural gas explosion in Alexandria, Ind.,
Saturday night.
A commercial
crisis in Argentina is rel..
7v
garded as eertai
n within the next three
months, owing to the agricultural losses
through the ,drought.
An Pensacola, Fla., G. S. Huff and bride,
who hack; been, married but three hours,
were -killed by Thos. Trainor, the divorced
husband of Mrs. Huff.
The name of Charles de Lesseps has
been removed from the roll of the Legion
of Honor owingto his connection with the
Panama Canal scandal.
The police of Kokomo, Ind,, oil Friday,
captured a gang of twenty freight car
thieves and recovered many thousand dol-
lars' worth of merchandise.
Howard Gould, son of the late Jay
Gould and Misse
oa tta Tyler, actress in
theI'roh itmuCompany, mPanysh
AVe
announced
that they are engaged to be married,
At a meeting of the Dominion. Alliance
at Ottawa en :Thursday it was resolved to
submit a resolution he Parliament deelat-
ing in favor of prohibitory legislation.
The W. C. rr. 't7', of New 'S?'ork.ie con-
ducting it crusade against the habit of in
jdctiug morphine into the arms of store
girls to give them temperary strength.
John Wilts' residence 'at McKetidree,"
W. Va,, teas burned on Thuraeiay morn'
ing, His eight children and Miss Mollie
lletiarit,k;. tervant, were burned to death,
.Ali he girls attending the Scott Nati,
trite, Atlanta, Ga,, were recently vaccin
ated, Erydlpelas'detreloped in the case of
Irene Aaame end the roots Woman dlki,;
STRTUNG CON1?FSSIOE11
A Man in Montana Says Ile Murdered
the Williams Couple.:
IT WILL BE INVESTIGATED.
Detective Greer Leaves for Anrioonc1a,
Hoot" to Learn the Truth of the
l)espatoir-Jt Ie Not Credited
to the Attorney -bene
ral's Guice.
ANAconem, Mont„ Anvil 2. -Word
comes from I3ozemau, a place near here,
to the effect that a man palling himself
Robert Dalton has made an affidavit to the
effect that he murdered an old farmer and
his wife near Port Credit, Ont.,, named
William or Williamson. fie says that a
man named MacWherrell now lies under''
sentence of death in Brampton jail for the
crime, but that he is innocent. He de-
clares he pounded the old couple to death.
His object was robbery, but first the old
man resisted and while he was fightid
with him his wife interfered and he was
oom
pelled.,ta kill her too, although he did
not know when he fled that they were dead.
He was foroed to fly because he ` heard
somebody' about in
the yard
and
saw a man there.
The. Story Is Not Credited.
TonoNro, April 2.-A despatch was re-
•oeived in the city on Saturday night from
Annaconda, Mont., statingthat a man
named Dalton, at ozeman,had confessed
to the murder of the old couple at Port
Credit. Detective Greer left yesterday for
that place to investigate the truth of the
story.
The Attorney -General's Office places no
credit iii the despatch and the general,.
opinion is that it is not very reliable,
PROHIBITION IN NOVA SCOTIA.
The Plebiscite lietarns Sliow a Favorable.
Vote of Almost four to Oue.
Rammax, N.S., March 31. -The pro-
hibitionists have been waiting with in-
terest fpr complete record ofthe plebiscite
voteiheauolition of the liquor traffic. They
have all been received. The returns show
an aggregate of ` 52,878 plebisoite votes.
oast, about 85 per cent of the•electorate.
CI thesethere were 11,419 votes in favor
of the liquor traffic, while 41,459 votes,
about 80 per cent., or nearly four to ono,
were cast in favor of 'prohibition. Inver-
ness returns only are delayed, but will not
change the relative' strength: of the pro-
hibitive vote.
Took Poison Intended for a Dog.
Gu>i:Lpe, April 2.-A 4-year•old daughter
of William Clialloner, who works in Bell's
and Iives on Pertle 'street,. 'on Saturday
picked up a piece of bread on the sidewalk
in front of her home and licked the butter
off it. .Then she ran to her mother and
fell fainting on the door step. The bread
and butter had been baited with strych-
nine, and the child soon gave evidence of
having been poisoned. A doctor soon ar-
rived and, seeonding the prompt measures
that had 'been adopted by : the mother,
saved the little one's life. It was a very
narrow escape, however. The delay of
another minute in administering an emetic
would have proved fatal. There have been
about a dozen clogs poisoned in the vicinity
where Mr. Challoner lives,
After .a Toronto Desperado.
DENVER, Col., April 3. -Louis Plante,
an all-round desperado from Canada, now
finishing a six months' term in the county
jail, will be returned on the 9th inst. to
Canada, where he is wanted on a"charge
of stealing $30,000 ` worth of jewellery,
opium and merchandise. Plante ie the
man who shot Clara Fredericks in Chicago
and followed her afterwards to this city.
where he gave her a terrible : clubbing for
which he is now in jail. -Officer Grigg, of
Toronto, started for Denver yesterday for
Plante.
The Dolgevlile Tragedy.
UTICA, N.Y., April 3. -The coroner's
jury in the Kloetzler case at DolgeviUe
yesterday returned a verdict that Kloetzler
murdered his family with the knowledge
and consent of his wife. It also declared
that the village authorities had not been
negligent in their duties. No new facts
name to light except that Xloetzler-left.
threatening letters addressed to Alfred
Dolge and the foreman of his shoe factory.
In these lettere he declared his intention
of killing his family and himself so as to
leave a
black mark on Dolgaville and.
Dolge.
This Was a Blunt Statement.
MONTREAL, April 3. -Hon. Mr. Nantel,
Commissioner of Public Works, has enter-
ed action for $10,000 damages against'Jos.
G. Gingras, Quebec, proprietor of. L'Idenion
Liberals, for alleged libel. :It is charged
that on the departure of Mn Nantel on his
trip to the Holy Land Mr. Gingras'paper
insinuated that the honorable gentleman's
expenses werebeing paid by contractors
whom he had favored..
James Owen O'Connor Dead.
New Tonic, April 3. -News of the death
of James Owen O'Connor; the' actor,. be-
came public in Jersey. City last evening.
He died in the6
N w Jersey Insane Asylum
A 1
a am
ator •i
M x s Plains on Saturday morning last
of a disease of the kidneys. The bodyof
the dead tragedians --was brought to his
former'home at 21 Storm avenue; Jersey
City:
A Sealer ItuIS Away,
ST. JOHN, N.B., April 3. -The steamer
Newfoundland fled from here yesterday to
avoid orosecution for taking seals on Sim.
day and before March 4, She arrived late
Saturday night: Shenever entered nor
cleared customs and is liable to a heavy
penalty,
Queboo'g mayor demoted,
Qunlezd, April 8, -The election of -the
Mayor of Quebec took place yesterday. On
the first tush of the ballot Mr, S. N.
Parent, advocate, was eleeted by seventeen
votes in a council composed of thirty
members.
Unknown Corpse Identified.
OTTAWA., April $ _•-life ma •
n who drop-
ped
s•o -
ped dead hx•'ere on Thursday last has been
identified as Joseph Provost, of Cantly,' a
shantyrean. It wiis- the wife of the de-
ceased who identified him.
Killed by yra111ng Dotvn Stairs.
Quxnao. Qtee;, April 2. --Saturday night
an old meld tented Caroline Pepin was
stilled instantly by falling down a flight of
stairs snit breaking her neck. It is supposed
she was in a state of intoxication at the
time;
Weapon Mill Destroyed. 1,
B1et»eenivme tzt Ont., Ain't'
-
+ Al xil 2.. --The
wcollefl mill here wale burned on Saturday r
morning, Notliitrg was saved, Thu build•
ing was valued; at $3,000 atxa the machinery
$2;000, The damage to the dam will be
About $1.000, Gulf t Small tneuranee,
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KNO 7r T-iEDGE:
Brings comfort and improvement and
tends ' to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. Tho many, who live bet-
ter than .others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the 'world's best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
thevalue v luo to health of rholire liquid,
p q
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of I? tge..
Its excellence is dee to its presenting
in the .form moat acceptable and plebs-
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
benefi elis
lP zro
Fertitss l' a perfect oi:fect lax..
ative ; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical.
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every objectionable substance..
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug-
gists in 75e. bottles, but it is manu-
factured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,.
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if "ofered.
For Sale at C. Lutz's .Drug Store
THE VERY LATEST NEWS -
Pendergast will she hanged on April
Baron Hennen, of the British Court of
Appeal, is dead.,
Minnesota had had another terrific snow
storm, and several men perished.
43 girbe.for Mist Rye's ho me at Niagara
i,rived at' Halifax. Friday,
Are you tree from allecrude and frrxtat
ing matter_ Concentrated medicine only.
Carter's Little Liver Pills. Very sinal!•
very aa>,y, to take; no pain; no griping; no.
purging. Try them:
rhe 'Central' Pteeby=terian church of
ieocheeter will use e.000 sr100 glasses at
the next communion services It is
thought the common chalio conveys dis.
ease germs.
Ministers, Lawyers, Teachers, and others
whose cccupation gives.: but littlo exercise.
should vee Carter's Little Liver -Pills for
torpid liver and biliousness. One is; a dose.
Try them.
Augnttus A. Brush, ex -warden: of Sing
Sing, is dead at Pooghkeepuie.He took
a prominent part in the big convention in
Toronto five years ago of thoseinter
-
voted' in the welfare ofprisoners and prison
discipline,
Derangement of the liter, with consti-
pation, injures th.a COM plexion, induces
pimples, sallow skin. Remove the cav=e'
by tieing Carter's Little Liver Pills. One
a deep. Try them.
Levi Doney wag fleet in the ej.e by Jonah
Clark near Marlbank, the •result of a
quarrel. Doney is now in the tiingeton
hoopile".
The Beauty of having a bottle of Perry
Davis' Pahl Biller in the 'muse is, that
you are prepared for the werst Cough or
Cholera, the Pain Tiller is a eoyereign
remedy. 25 cents big bottle,
ALL MEN.
Young, old or middle aged, who find-them-
selves,norvous,weak and exhausted, who are
broken down from excess or ove.work, reeult-
ing in many of the following symptoms
Mental depression. premature old age, toss of
vitality, loss of,nem'•ry, had draoms, dimness
of eight,paipitation of the heart, emission,
lack of enerby,pain in the kidneys, headaches,
pimples on the face and body, itching or
peoulfae sensation about thesorotum, wasting
of the organs, dizziness. speots before the eyes'
twitching of the =ones, eyelids and
el
se-
whero bashfulness, deposits In the urine, lose
of will power, tenderness of the scalp and
sspine, weak and flabby muscles, desire to
eep failure to 0e rested by sieon constipation
dullness of hearing leas of voice desire for
solitude, excitability of temper. sunken eyes,
surrounded with leaden circles, oily locking
skin. ste., aro all symptomsof nervous debil-
ity that lead to insanity unless cured. . The
spring or vital course having lost tts tension,'
every f unction wanes ire consequence.- Those
who through abuse- committed ,an ignorance,
may be permanentlycured. Send hour ad—
dress for bock on diveasea peculiar "to man.
cont free Pealed. Address 51. 7. LUBON, 24
]fi ceonnellAve;,Toronto Qnt•.Oanada
FOR OV•EIt FIFTY YEARS.
AN O.GD AND `Fila»-Tajgzi B.omsD7.- ASrs.
winslow'e Soothing Syrup has been used fifty
rears by millions of mothers for their children
while teething,with perfect success. 1 t soothes
the I'd h
h child, eoftonet egums,alfa a the pain,
to
y p
cures Elia "001'0 andsthe
colic, x best remedyfor.
k
Diarrhoea, Is pleasant to the taste. Sold
b
�drugirt in every part t the world. 25 eons.
a bottle.
,its value is inoaloulablo, Bc auto
and ask for :firs. 'Winslow's Soothing Syrup
and take no other kind. •
Eu 1l
eh Spayint
n Liniment removes ail
hard, soft or eallousedLuinps and Biem-
isks from horses, Blood Spavin, Curbu,
Splints, Rine .i3oue, Sweeney, Stifles,
Sprains, Sore and ,`3wollen Throat, Coughs,
t•o. Savo $50 by use of one bottler
Warisuled the meat wonderful Blemish
Cure over known. Sold by 0. Lutz, Drug -
isle - Sep 18,'93
temsemer
Reeler TN Sex Blatnns.-•Distressing Kid•
uey and bladder diseasoe relieved i1t six
hour by the "Great South American Kid-
,:oy'Cure.'t This now remotly is a great
ntirprfui and delight to pbysieiane on ao-.
`oust of its exceeding promptneae iu ,tee
licrvinb pain en the bladdcr,hidneye,baok
ncl
every part of the urit,ary pasdages in
shale and ! emalo,trelretention
I i u
f
water and pain in raasiugit alrxoetitntnod-
atuly, 1f s•ou wau; thick relief sud dire
this is your remedy, Sold by C. LUI'2i
40. alaky
•
IRmiuettortal1 Unrol) rems Y Dem -Settle
tl merioaii Rheurhatie Cure, for Rheum atiein
and Neuralgia, radically tures in 1 to 3
days, Its lotion upon the system is remark,
alilo and Ingeterioua. It reniovtn fit ones
the cause end the dieoase tibtnediately dis-
ailpeare. The drat dose greatly uenedts
75 emits, Scut by (1. Lutz, Drueeiet. 818
,[tele on barmen 'and hetees and
el
tiuimars eared ill 30 nlieutes by Welford's
Sanitary .ober) 'Thie noyer,faxle, Sold` by
0, byre,
TER TIMES
BIS .MAIL 13 HEAVY,
FesetiCemo INeRL,o`ICOI, Biwa WPM)
Game ra't??;rlties mum m 4.LL cv'Eia THE
Downtime Ammo Tien x'merro-
VLALLe Aeon;e Donn's
Kleenex Fume ooze
z1;o zizal oP
°linen re
itllst;I:x
A?xaitt,
Etnem! on, Alii] 2-Ergnity develop
the fact that the story of J.H.Brickwove'n
wonderful (sure of his rhoumatxew by
Dodt1 a Eidueyy Pills bee brouglit him nog-,
+irlety- Mr,l3riultwood dally recoltiee lei, -
tore from all geertels of Canada saki, g
further partioulera of hie cure. Le
invariably answers that after all otbi r
remedies farted 1)oeld'e Kidney Pills reste:
ed him to health- Dodd's was the fiat
kidney remedy in pill ever offered to tee
public. Its wonderful success, in curl :g
all forma of kidney disease, has lett to t+oe
introduotion of numerous cheap aid
worthless imitatious, Purchasers . •xer
their own safety should insist on getti
Dodd'* Xidusy Pills. Sold in large boxes:
price, fifty cents per box, or six boxes for
112,50, To be had of all dealers.
moor soreierese
Agents to.eel' ourohelee "and hardy nursery
stoceither on Salary or 00lnu01010pa We
Liao give mermen the privilege of *piling our
few &lid sheieo varieties of Beed potatoes.
eemere tie) sgeney et one°, erlalch well ;hand -
tepee!), rimer you Mt NOW is the time to :NOR
such tools for aeries planting.
4ddresithe h'. te, flUX DOA/PANT, Nursery
men and I'repasatore of Choice Seed Potatoes,
"Reehaster, N.T
HOW TO GET A "SUNLIGHT
PrCTU E
I1
? r. ^Send 25 " unli ht" � S B Soap wrnppere (wrap
per bearingthe words "Why does
a
woman
look older sooner than a man") is Lever
Bros:, Ltd„ 48 Scott St., Toronto, and you
will revolve by poet a pretty picture, feee
fromadvertising and well worth framing.
This is an easy way to decorate your home.
The soap is the best in the marhot; and
it will only cost to postage to send in the
wrappers, if you leave the ends open,
Write your address carefully.
0. 0. RICHARDS & Co..
Myson o George has m
suffered with gmem el-
ide round the heart nines 1882, but by she
application of MINARD'S LINIMENT' in
1889 it completely disappeared and has not
troubled him'siuoe.
JAS. Mogan.
Linwood, Ont.
Change in.
SN ELL'S
Butcher Shop!
.ac
Having purchased the Butchering bus
iness of Messrs. Wood Bros., will take
possession on April lst,. and I would res
pectfully solicit the patronage of all ohe
old customers of the shop and as many
new ones as can favor rue 'with.a call.
Meats of all kinds al -ways on hand,
and perfect satisfactioa guaranteed.
Yours faithfully,
13.rmx. .
tri
See that horse ?
Ili 'has a
mooth an d
.rlossy coat
tld feels in
rood enough
s„nditton to
win the
' •DERBT:"
,3 so would
iY horst if
l� owner }used
DICK'S BLOOD PURI ,PIER.
it renews the system, enriches thi blood and
gives nature a fair chance, is also at unfailing
eradioatorter bots and worms. It I, just as
good for•cat rte as for horses. Try it 500 peok
ago if your horses or cattle' are not thriving.
For a spavin, curb, ringbone or splint, use
Dick's Milner: 50e, -Dick's Liniment for
strains, swellings, bruises, etc 25c. -tholes
ointment for s(matches . old sores, saddle galls,
oto, 25o. mailed1on receipt of price.
DIOK'3c CO, P. 0. Box 452 MomennAL.
rPain
We have on hand a select Stock of
Rams, Breakfast Bacon, Backs, Rolla
and Long Clear Bacon.
Lard in 1
8, 10, or 20 lb ,pails, 5& -or
65 Ib tubs at lowest cash prices.
VerE 110
weighing from 150 to 200 lbs wanted at
all tunes,
SNELL BRC )
S.
Carriages & Wagols
We have received 'a choice lot of
Childron:'s Carriages and Wagons, which
E[EAP
Come and see them and be convinced.
Our Stock of BoOT,S 84 SIIOES is
now complete in every line. Prices to
Stift everybody. Wo don't advertise a
20 per cent discount and claim a 20
per Cent profit for our trouble, 'nor do
we drage
t
o
people to offthe street to induce
them h e e t n they. Come
In yOurselves andd
got priced, and you see at once we have
no 40 per cont profit,
Goocl Coin-hide,Hand•
It Kip .t
Plow
Men's Half Soling'
Women's: +`
mace Boots $2,90
to 9,25.
Bels '2.25
Boots" 90
85
- 30
1'o charge for ripe; also see our Hai-
nese, Can't be beaten fox,
style and
duality, and everything in the Elarnoas
line.
1
0011E
To OUB
O/d Stand
Again
Where we have a brand new
Stook of everything inthe
y � he
Furniture
and Undertaking
Lines. Also
r1 t'
re
G 1a,a o
g
s1?iL
Curtain Poles
AT PBIOES AWAY DOWN.
Call and look
through our
. New
yVal"e-
rooms:
S. GIDLEY.
QDDFELLOW'S BLOCK -
OTT
Want a Bicycle?
THE
PNEUMATIC
Tye �lwM�sr_TIRE w91-tP IN
F NaT Karp
II.=1IR 000.
U . Dorenwend,
The well•known manufacturer of human hair covering
will be at the .CENTRAL RO'1~EL, EXETER,
tin FEJDAY, APRIL 13th, with a full
stook c•f
Ladies' & Gents' Wigs, Teepees, Bangs, Waves, Switches
TAT tV 5'o Q T' $$ =To..
They are mellow
ledged to be
perleotic i.
Be sure and
see .these goods.
Central Hotel,
e�
FRIDAY, APRA r8
roup
EE,,
EXETER LUMBER YARD.
The
uder i
fied
w1& es te inform theP
public
a
al that he keepss eon -
steady in Stook all kinds of .
BII'IL
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[IND SSiCIi
(p P a� l) AN :. RB
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PINE and HEMLOCK LUMBER,
B. C. RED ONTARIO AND HIGH LAND
And PINE SHINGLES.
i notice
S ec al
p e 19 drawn to B. C. Red Cedar Shingles which is aok:nowlod "'io be the
111osbDurable Timber dater thi.t grows. Specialty for Shingles. Saaid
by
competent judges to last from thirty six to forty years in any climate.
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OIL, OIC, OIL, OIL !
THE BOBIER PRODU0B CO, have decided to Retail Oil at
Wholesale Prices
Best Canadian Oil,
Best Canadian W ter White
Best American. Water White
COME ONE, .COME ALL.
Is the -inly Tire dna g• vo e-tisfaction last year
hiANUF..CTerit;n SY
he geed. Bicycle
Os LTD.
118, ¥0T1100N GREET, Brantford', ent.
P RZJ. V S & MARTIN
Fannon's, Block.
Not A Break 1
IN FURNITURE,
BUT IN PRICES.
IJveli. Sheleton Elfcould break the
out >ut chairs that some people have
in their homes. Why should this be so?
No one need hesitate to buy durable,
handsome new ones, while Rowe is sal•'
ling furniture ab wreckage prices.
PARLOR SUITES,
BEDROOM SUITES,
DINING -ROOM SUITES,
Chairs, Lounges, Springs, or anything
in he Furniture Line,
IsT 110107E.
12o.
- 17c.
20o.
THE BOBIER PRODUCE CO.
FRATHERBONE
Corsets are now recognized
to be the Standard Corset
of Canada.
Satisfaction
aG'� ol'i guaranteed` or
money refunded.
ASK YOUR DRY GOODS DEALER FOR THEM.
PANED,
J. H. GRIEVE has Re -opened with a New Stock of all
the New Things in
—Fancy and Black Worsteds,
—Scotch and Irish Serges,
—Scotch and Canadian Tweeds,
—And inPanting we have some of the finest in the trade
We make the
ta up in A 1 Style, andgive yonz good
Fit or no Sale,
TO '127230E L,a,ra�e's.
Wea special attention to Cutting n Making'
P Y p g a d ac sJets and
Wraps of all kinds.
GIVE E US A CALL.
L
J. H. GRIEVE.
Remember the place, Grigg's ad Stand, 1 door north. Senior's Photo Gallery.
CENTRAL . SHAVING
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A. HASTINGS
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• Agent for the Brantford Steam
Laundry.
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gest 3rdered Clothingproduced � ed la Exeter
Gentlemen
0 1 leave ourordard ear
Y .-, , ly,far
with ilia best staff of Tailors ; the bee-
eitock of rine Trimmings, and the boat
thttti-ag la Town, yea etre sure 'it aetisfeet
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40. wi. Inilde
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A Full Stock
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DEALER IN
Books •-, Stationer -i
Books, y �i and
Panc - Goods,
Gdi
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B blas, Xlyn zl Books- in every var.
iety, Soribblera, Pads 1�7o'io Paper,
aper,
Ink, Pons, Pencils, s, Lnek B
ototi,
ryryube.,
etc.:
J. W. Brownin
A MAN
Can always
Be Dressed Well
r.
If he.
cos to theproper
T'
Tailor.
.il' .
Weh o
av a largo range of 'Oat -
term to choose from —;Natty
Tweeds, Serges and Worsteds,
made up
I
nany
style,
end fitting
the customers so well that inti-
mate friends do not scruple to
ask who made your Suit. Our
customers never hesitate but
answer with a knowing senile,;
V 0wr ..1..71 s
The Tailor.
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OVERCOATS
WE LEAD.
Murray,..,
Co.
- Exeterwroundry
And Machine Vitor
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M:alitff
acrtllrers of and Dealers in
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