The Exeter Times, 1894-4-26, Page 5COAL MINERS' STIIIKE
President IlTeBride Does Not Fear
Canadian Competition in Coal.
'COAL. PRODUCTION SUSPENDED
In Pittsburg Destrict' Alone Nearly 20,000
Coal Hikers Aro standing Idle-
xl.e Strike Already Woes ASI..
pottrauce of Being a
success.
Coxaraix;us, Ohio, April 21, --The great
'strike among the coal gainers went into
••effect to -clay at noon, according to the
decroe issued recently by the UnitedAline
Workers.
President AleBeide of the United cline
Woi1 ars gives the followingstatement of
-the ninnber of Miners thatare out and
their distribution among the states:
Pennsylvania, 50,000; Ohio, 26,000;
Iowa; 5,000; West Virginia, 6,000; Ten-
nessee aucl Kentucky, 5,000; Missouri,,
8,000; Alabama, 8,000;, Colorado, 4,000;
Indian •Territory, 2,000. The total is
132, 000.
Coalm en's, 0„ April 23.—President 14Ie.
Bride, of the National Miners' Association,
has received many requests for informa-
tion>from local assemblies, askina hien if
the looal operators accede to the terms of
the strikers what they shall do. . In an-
swer McBride says: "Tlio fight for living
wages is a general fight and no looal settle-
ments will be authorized or recognized.
Until a general seftlenient has been de-
.glared the following rule must be obeyed
by all miners in all localities: ` As ordered
by the national convention, coal must not
be loaded at any price or for any purpose,
but where companies
amengines run,
water hauled, timber or any other kind of
repair work done it will be petmittedpro-
vided wages are on account the scale de-
manded by the convention.' "
President. McBride said he did not think
there was any considerable coal mined
ahead compared with the amount of con-
snmption, and stopping the mines would
result very quickly in a fuel" stringency
that would force a settlement of the ques-
tion at issue. He said he did not fear that
.coal from Canada would come in to take
the place of American goal during the
strike. Indeed,' he laughed at the sugges-
tion. "To give you an idea of the small
figure the pinch -talked -of' Nova Scotia
mines cut in the market," said he. "let
neaten you the,t there are five counties iii
Ohio any one of which produces more
coal yearly than all the Nova Scotia mines
;combined.
COAL FOR THE PATROL FLEET.
NEWS TOPICS QF A W J K -
%lee emportant invents in a ]crow Words for I
limey )(Waders,
Collingwood Council has adopted the
•eurfewv bell.
Patrick 3, Sullivan was hanged at San
Frauoisco on Sunday for murdering his
wife.
Near Benin's' Ferry, Idaho, a..L. Clarke,
his wife and two children were killed by a
` s nosvslide.
The work in oor.noctiau with the eleo-
trio railway between Galt and Preston has
been commenced.
Rev, Geo. Purkis, a retired Congre; a-
tionel minister, died at Bowmanville on
Thursday, aged 78.
The new St. James Chnroh, Harrisburg,
was consecrated an Thursday by the A.ich
bishop cif Ontario.
So far this mouth an average of fifteen
new cases of smallpox each day have been
reported in Chicago.
"Doc" Biehop and ]frank Latham were
Iynolled by settlers living near Watonga,
0. T„ for horse -stealing.
Three thousand Italian street -cleaners in
Philadelphia went out on strike on Sunday
night for an increase of wages.
The Scott, act will be re-enacted in
Charlottetown, P.E.I. A majority of 22
has been declared for the measure.
Bradstreet's reports 31 business failures
this Week against 38 last week, and 31 in
the corresponding week last year; •
The Ferris wheel will be removed from
Cbioago and be re -erected at the corner of
Broadway and 37th street, New York,
Abel E, Ripley, who was elected Reeve.
of. Thorolcl ou the P. P. A. ticket in Jan-
uary, was killed by lightning on Friday.
At Milford Thursday night Mfrs. Mar-
garet Dodge, aged 74, a highly: respected
resident, -died suddenly in an apoplectic
fht.
The British Commons, by a vote of 254
to 194, has repealed the Ixish coercion ate
passed at, the instance of Mr. Balfour in
1887.
In a railway wreck near Vassar, elioli.,
two men named Brown and Delabo were
killed, and one Cook of Detroit fatally in-
jured.
Ion. Thomas J, Jarvis of Raleigh, N.
0., has accepted the United States Sen.
•atorehip, to succeed the late Senator
Vance. •
Dr.- Grant Purdy, whose death is an-
nounced ,at
n-nounced,at Butte City, Montana, was born
in Kingston,and was a graduate of Queen's
College.
For barn -burning, Tom Black, John.
'Willis and Todye•.Johnson, colored, were
lynched at Tuscumbia, Ala,; on Sunday
morning.
The new Government of Newfoundland.
has 'requested the British. Government to
send a royal commission to investigate the
colony's affairs,
The tablet to the memory of Jenny Lind.
was unveiled in Westminster Abbey on
Friday by Princess Christian, third
daughter of the. Queen.
Rev. Dr. Parlchurst of. New York has
definitely announced the inteution of his
organization,to enter politics and attempt
to overthrow Tammany.
A race war is on in Madison'Parisb, La.,
and so far one white niau aucl ono negro
have been killed, while thiri:sea. negroes
'are in gaol charged with murdea;.
At the convention of Fire Chiefs in Bos-
ton, Mae's., oir'Thurday, it was decided to
hold the next convention in Montreal on
the second. Tuesday in August.
Thos. Dow, formerly Manager of the
Western Bank at Whitby, died at the
residence of his son -in law, Rev, Mr-14Io-
Gillivray, Kingston, on Thursday.
At Buffalo on Thursday, William Kirby
was sent to the penitentiary for 60 days
for picking the pockets of H. A. Wade of
Bradford, Ont., in a Main street saloon.
Atneriolu i Authorities Will Use Smokeless
Coal from British Columbia Mines.
eemnt GT0N April 24.—Secretary Here.
beat does not hawed that the vessels of the
Behring Sea patrol fleet on their summer
'cruise shall make such. a smoke as to give
poachers warning of their approach. The
coal Jie has sent to Unalaska for the ship
"is teeeenokeless variety, from the coal mines
.of British Columbia. As this selection
brought forth voluminous patriotic pro-
tests from residents of the State of Wash-
ington, ha sent a letter to Commander
Clark, the, flag officer of the neval fleet at
.Port'Townseild, directing him to -have all
the vessels of the fleet take sufficient coal
from the Fairhaven mines inWashington
to enable thein to reach the coal aupplyab
Unalaska and to make a full report of its
.qualities.The instructions continue: "As
the coal emits a very black smoke, it is
not deemed expedient to use, it while ves-
sels are patrolling Behring Sea. After
reaching the base. of ooaI supply which has
.already been oontraeted for, as far as prac-
ticable no other coal will be used."
Shot Himself Through the }'cart,
TrLans H,.u'ria,
Ind., April 24.—M. A.
Hunt, treasurer of the I' ational Associa-
tion of Florists, shot himself through the
heart. In January be had the grip in
'Chicago, where Mrs. Hunt went to nurse
him. After he had. recovered she was
prostrated with the grip and insanity fol-
lowed. She was taken to a private sani•
tarinm at Iudianapolis, and recently, was
brought home, it being thought she was
recovering.. Last Saturday she was pro-
nounced incurably insure and was remov
,ed to the hospital. Mr. Hint went to his
office, adjoinintr the residence, where he
sat down in a chair and sent a bullet
.through his heart,,,
, Fire in Pembroke.
Pns naoxrs, April 24.—.A. fire broke out
in the building ou Main street, owned and
.occupied by Hugh Fraser & Son as a
carriage factory,- blacksmith and paint
.shops, also harness department of„Thomas
Cadden. The fire originated in the de-
partment where they set their tires, and
was not discovered until too late to save
n
.the building, which was frame and burned
very quickly, but a .small quantify of
-�aterial was.. saved. Cadden had great
imtifflenity in saving his stock and tools,
`'.His loss will be slight.
Newfoundland Cabinet Affairs.
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Sr. jalxrrs, Nfld., April 24. --The White•'
wayites are very disconsolate. They ad-
mit theirdefeat and there is no c+atuce of'
dissolution yet, They still refuse tb passe
the revenue. bill. Attempts were made
to settle the dispute. Mr. Whiteway was
asked to consent to the paseage of the re-
venue hill and the Government was urged
to dissolve and hold a general election in
:November Amicable .arrangements nkny.
be effected, though it is not probable.
In 1'XonLory of Siaalcesnea re.
Loi no,`t, April 24.—There was a large'
number of visitors to the tomb of Shake.
;speare at Stratford -on -Avon yesterday, the
.anniversary of the poet's birth. A large
number of wreaths were laid upon the
-tomb and the boys attending the ' school
;in which Shakespeare was educated paid a
handsome tribute to his memory.
Sauiplee of Grain Distributed.
OarAw.a, April 24. --About 18,500 samp-.
ion of grain have been distributed from
• the experimental earm this year. Abeue
.1 nek r in addition
two or there() thonsai c p e s x
will. be sent out 'by the end of next week,
when the distribution will cease for the
;year.
Shoo Strikers Tiegutuo Wong
liatxrnrolr April 24, --The 200 employes
.1
At J. 'McPherson c� Co.'hem s s featsry, who .
have been out on strike fob they, past week
.againstareduction in the scale of Wages,
have xsturned to work, the dii(ioulty hay -
lug lu been amicably;adjuated.
IYfsulrliointerl In Lowe.'
,AN BSSEX lydRIalle
i A Toru', Walcott Wirtz EIAS .x Azsnnslt
.Ar.r. T3,tg 91t1k11'Toeis Or Buxarn'':s
DU GSSG kuE$S;RT- DODD'S
a
MOSSY11n1,e :acres Met
Plummer Wear.
Accra.
KNOWLEDGE
Brin;sconifort and improvement and
tends to personal onjoymen4 when.
rightly used, Tho many, who live bet-
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less cYpanditure, by more promptly
adapting the world's. best products to
p to
the needs of physical being, will attest
tho valuo to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup.of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the forxu.. moat acceptable and pleas -
nut to the tests, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of re perfect lax-
ativo ; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, laeadaohes and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfactions to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid-
neys,
id-
noy s, Liver and Bowels without weak-
ening
eak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every objectionable subetaaicc.
Syrup of Fins is for sale by all drug-
gists in 75c. bottles, but it is manus
factured by the California Fl Syrup
t ';`)very
hli ed
leis l
nen
Co.only, whose
.p
Y
package, also the name Syrup of Figs,
and being well inforneed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
1'or Sale at C. Lutiz's Drug' Store
The betrothal of.the Grand Duke Nich-
olas, Czarewvitch of Russia, to the Princess
Alix of Hesse, youngest sister of Grand.
Duke Ernst Louis of Hesse, is announced,
Ars. Nancy Gardiner, 50 years of age, a
widow, committed suicide at Buffalo on
Thursday. She left a note to her servant
saying she wits no longer any use on earth.
John Paisley has been appointed cus-
toms officer eat the Canadian- end of the
carriage siispensioh bridge, to;.:.succeed.
John McGovern, who retired a few weeks
ago.
A young Englishman named. Fred. Aus.
tin, employed by James.Sandham, farm-
er; near Niagara, has disappeared. He
was last seen standing on a wharf at Ni -
agent.
The elections in Portugal for members of
the Cortes have resulted in the return of.
109 suppertera of the `Government, 49 Pro-
gressists, 11 Independents, and 2 repub-
licans.
An extensive fire occurred. in Yokohama
an April 2'Two United States marines
and four Japanese women were burgled to
death. All the victims were uudor the in-
fluence of opium.
While telephone linemen were repairing
a wire at Philadelphia on Friday it became
entangled with a live electric wire. Two
of rho workmen were killed and two others
seriously injured.
farmer.trader, of T -
James Parks,and t ad r, y
hbeen fine. t complaint f
dfnal a as dor o
en g.P
hn t n '4s. r 0 for havingin
o s o
Inspector J �
his possession illegal weighing macines
and an illegal measure, •
The sularometer, a new instrument, do -
signed to do away with the present means
for determining latitude and longitude, is
being successfslly used on the North Ger-
man Lloyd. steamers.
Wm. Smith, a sawyer, hail his left arm
caught in the machinery at Hope's mill at
Keene on Thursday and the arm was taken
off "above the elbow. Dr. Harrison is at
tending the injured man.
Charles Sohoenfeldeof Galt, died from
eating canned tomatoes, which itis thought
had •corroded in the can after being
opened. Dedeased was 31 years of age and
leaves a wife and four children.
At Belleville, James Blair of Hal/eine'
don. was giver) three months in the{'.ent-
rel and his wife ono year in penitentiary
far brutally beating two little boys' the
woman's children by aformer husband.
At the marriage of Mies Elizabeth Glen-
denning to Clayton F, 11IctIlehael at St.
,Tames' Episcopal caiiureh, Philadelphia, the
bride fainted and fell into the arms of the
bridegroom : immediately after saying
"yes.,, r.
The registration of Chinese in San Fran-
cisco under the Geary Amt has not been as
active as was expeotetl ab rho time of its
passage, and it is estimated from; four to
seven thousand have as yet filed no apple.
sli-
ll
milieu to register:
Representative 'Voorhees of Ohio lairs in,-
troduoed in the United States Howse a
bill for the survey of a ship canal route
connecting Lulce Erie and tlia Ohio river
J`Amaseow x, April 28,-r•Jamosl`]•eivlrohta, by way o£ the Ohio Canal and itnsicingtvn,
lxbout ee years ee age, shot himself twice River,' It le to have sufficient depth to
in the breast yesterday ere win die. Transport the. largest boats of the great
0,,a.�e ,,. T sem- T ,.,v .....,,: Gf,A 1kiAkt..
-Leamington, April 23, — Sherman
Buchanan, aturner living near bore re-
cently passed through a terrible ordeal.
He woe at oa,e
d by kidney dzsease,
whichh
made him a Pc
r eot wreck. He suffered
d
agonizing pains and Iiia digestive organs
were seriously impaired. All the symptoms.
of i3right's disease were present. After
seyeral•dootors had treated him beetlect-
ually, Mr.. Buchanan used several boxes c f
Dodds Kidney Wills and they oared him.
Uadd'e was the first kidney remedy in pill
form ever offered the public. Its wonder-
ful suaeese in oaring all fortis of kidney
disease. has led to the introduction of
nummtous cheap and worthless imitations.
Purchasers, for, their own safety, should
insist 00 getting Dodd's 'Kidney Pills, Sold
in large boxes: price, fifty (ants or six
boxes. for 62. G0. To be lead of all dealsrs.
The prices of col�;and White Cana -
din cottons
ana-d.ian'cottons at Toronto have been reduced
Dent toe emitper yard.
Ladv A.berdeen went to liingstou on
1Yednesdayto forma social council of
women in that city.
At Brant spring assizes on Friday
morning, John Turner, ( colored) pleaded
guilty to shooting his wife, and was sen-
tenced to one month in fail.
HOW TO GET .,. A "SUNLIGHT
PICTURE.
THE VERY LATEST NEWS
An Dight -inch' vein of tin has been
found in the Rainy Lake district.
Prevent Dyspepsia by using K. •D . C.
The trade returns for Canada for March
show a decline in imports and erparte com-
pared with the same month last year.
Don't you like pills? Eseljay's Liver Loz.
magas are better for you. 25o, at druggists.
The Northwestern cordage Company, of
St. Paul, 14linn., is making arrangotneats
to start a binder twine and rope factory e.t
Winnipeg.
Women who can't take pills can have
that biliousness removed efrom their sys-
tems by Eseljays Liver Lozenges. 25e. at
druggists.-
1:. Th ,Canadian General Electric Company
are the successful tenderers for the aleo-
trict Iight and power generating plant to
be installed by the Dominion Govornm eat
at the Sault Ste. Marie Casal looks.
ifiniaters, Lawyers, Teachers,.and others
whose occupation gives but little exercise,
sbou]duso Carter's. Little Liyer Pills for
torpid liver andbiliousness. One is a dose,
Try them.
Fireman Smith, a farmer living near St,
George, wont to Paris on Saturday, and
while descending a Stairway at Gray's hotel
fell and fractured his skull, dying in a fe w
hours. .
Children are fond of Eseljay's Liver Lee-
-enges. 25o. at druggists.
Seeding is so far advances at the Central
Experimental farm that operations will
probably be through long before the date
of commencement last year.
Do not neglect coughs, colds, asthma
and bronchitis, but cure them by tieing
Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup.
NorwayePine Syrup is the safest an d
best cure ter oouglis, colds, asthma, bron-
chitis, sore throat, and all throat and lun g
troubles. Price 25o. and 50 cents.
Burdock Blood Bitter; unlock all the
clogged secretions of the bowels thus cur-
ing headaches and similar onmplaints.
I have been greatly troabled with bead.
ache and bad blood for ten or twelve years,
T started to take Burdock Biood ]littera in
July 1892, and now, January 1893, I am
perfectly cured,
High Drain, Norwood, Ont.
Port Perry Ittethodists rejoice because
their church is • now free of debt.
AUL MEN .
Young, old or middle aged, who find.;them-
solvos.nervous, weak and exhausted, who are
result-
ing
eoverwork,
eR 98 0r
down from o
broken
in mann' of the following symptoms :
Mental deprosslon, premature old age. loss of
vitality, loss of memory, baa dramas, dimness
of siaht,palpitation of the heart emission,
lank of enerey,pain in the k dneys,theadaches,
Pimples on the face and body; itrehing or
Peculiar sensation about the scrotum. wasting
of rho organs, dizziness, enacts before the eyes'
twitching of the museles, eyelids and else-
where. bashfulness, deposits in the urine, loss
of will power, tenderness of the scalp and
eine, weak and flabby muscles, .dosiro to
sleep,1ailure to he rested by sleep, constipation
dullness of hearing, loss of voice, desire for
sunken eyes,
solitude, excitability of tamper,
surrounded with leaden circles, oily Iooking
nervous deb
il-
skin, etc., aro all symptoms of,
i t t load to insanity ,unless cured. .Cho
ty hn
spring or vital course having lost its )tension,
every funotion wanes in coneoqucnc0. Those
who through abuse committed:an ignorance,
maybe permanently cnrod. Send your ad--
dress
d-
dress for book on diseases peculiar to man,
cont free, sealed. Address its. V. LUiION, 25
bfaodonneli,Ave.,Toronto Oat.,Canacla
POR OVIIR FIFTY/ TEAM.
Azo Olen etre Weer-Tnnst. ]lssmanv.- Mrs.
Winslow'sSoothing Syrup has boon used fifty
sears by millions of mothers for their children
while toothing,with porreet success, rt soothes
the child, softens the gums, allays the pain,
cures the polio, and es the best remedy for
Diarrhoea; le pleasant to the taste. Sold by
druggists in every part of the world. 25 cants
a bottle. Its value is incaloulablo. ISD suro
and ask far Airs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
and take no other kind.
Canada shipped 876 tons of hay to Eng.
land last month.
Rem Ill. Ie Sri Halms.---Distresaing .IZid-
neyend bladder diseases relieved in six
hours by the "Great South American Kid.
toy Cute." •This now remedy is a great
s en 'ate -
count
-
rto 1 'af zan (
surprise and delight ply n
t ss in re-
lieving
she
c ant of its exceeding <
o g p p,
petit in the bladder, kidneys,baok
and every past of the urinary: passages in
miale and female. It relieves retention of
water and pain in peeping it almost immsd-
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the is your remedy, Sold by C. LUTZ,
A Delta -South
li�n>tvn[Axisti Cense rtr
Amerioan etlteumatisCure, for Rheumatism.
And neuralgia, radically eaves in 1 to 8
days. Ito notion upon the system ie remark-
able and mysterious. ` It romores at ()nee
the cause and the disease itntnediately div-
appears. The ural idose greatly bonofits.
76 tents. Sole by�C. d'a'utz, D-rugglst, 518'
Send 25 "Sunlight"Soap wrappers (weep
per. bearing the words "Why does a woman
look older, sooner than. a man") to Lever
Bros., Ltd., 48 Scott Si,, Toronto, and you
will receive by post a pretty pioture, free
from advertising and well worth. framing.
orae yourhome.
This is an easy way to decorate
The eaten is rho best in the market, and
it will only cost to postage to send in the
wrappers, if you leave the ends open,
Write your address carefully.
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A ente to sell our ohoioe and hardy, nursery
stook either on ,Mahary or • Commission. We
also giveourmea the privilege of sodding aux'
new and"tholesPfaTlOti .s t HU4d potatoes.
Seem() the agency et (nee. wliiets will band-
sotnely repay you as now is the time to sell
snob geode for tiering pl)tnting.
,Address the b: ea. KAY 00MteANY, Nureery-
rnen and Propagators of 0 hole() Seed Potatoes,
hechester, N. Y
0. 0. RICEAnDS & Co.
My son George has .suffferedwith neural-
gia round the heart since 1882, bat by the
application of MIN. LINIMENT in
1889 it completely disappeared and has not
troubled him singe.
JAS. blcKsr:.
Linwood, Ont.
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t limznei'tse show rooms loaded with
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but all the best for the least money,
Our
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note complete, is the ick of the mar-
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pick
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beyond t1escri ition.
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dd Pieces
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ODDFI'+1LLOW'S BLOCK.
We have on. hand a select Stock of
]3ams, 'Breakfast Bacon, Backs, Rolls
and Long Clear Bacon.
Lardin 5, 8,`10, or 20 ib pails, 50 or
651b tubs at lowest cash prices.
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r money.
lee is prepared to ss1Pply you with
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We have received a choice lot of
Children's Carriages and Wagons, which.
will be sold
ir- , a.L P.
` Come and see them and be convinced.
Our Stock of BOOTS & SHOES is
now complete in every line, Prices to
suit everybody. Wo don't advertise a
20 per cent discount and claim a, 20
per cent profit for our trouble, nor do
we drag people off the street to induce
them to buy. Come in yourselves and
get prices, and you see at once we have
no 40 per cent profit
Good Cow-hide,Henct-made Boots X2.90
ft Kip it as 8,25
4 C. Bads 2.26
Plow !Boots 90
Men's Half Soling - d 85
Women's ” -
80
No charge for rips; also see our Har-
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quality, and everything in the Harness
line.
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Furniture Dealer.
WATOII
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stantly in Stock all kinds of
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PINE and HEMLOOK LUMBER,
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THE BOBIER PRODUCT] CO. have decided to Retail Oil at
Wholesale Prides
BestCauadian Oil, -
BestCanadion Water White
Best American. Water White
COME ONE, COME ALL. THE
is tale only Tire that g va satisfaction last year
11o5uVn rOnrD BY
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a.v '!tel. 4sisplvt Co. LTD.
ue votem STaEET, Brantford, Ont
TORONTO
PERRI.N,5' es MARTIN
Fan on'e Block.
A .`) .,�-?t8 s rm�xW x
A Slow Coaok is the synonym for stag-
nation—the comparison to be avoided.
It's enterprise that brings the business
—it's the amount of business that
makes the profits. We have cut our
bargains to the last notch, and the
trade Hurst come. Now is your oppor-
tunity to buy
w SUITES,
,
BEDROOM SUITES,
DINING -ROOM SUITES,
Chairs, Lounges, Springs, or anything
in the Furniture Line.
no, ZT 41.09773.
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Best, Ordered Rotting produced in Exeter
Gentlemen leave yourordots earn ,
for
with the best staff of Tailors l
ders ;
the bus..
stock 04 'Vino Trimmings, and the beat
Cutting in Town, yea are suss sf satisfact.
lett,
,a
IN CORSETS
Can only' be obtained by wearing
No. 391 " Improved All-Pea.ther--
bone Corsets.” No side steels to
break, hurt or rust.
TRY A PAIR.
All First-class Dry Goods Houses Sell Ther.
CENTRAL SHAVING
A. HASTINGS
,
e eo e ,ImTOm-
Agent for the Brantford Steam
Laundry.
FANSON'S BLOCK.
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Books,
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B o k s - Stationery, 0 �Ga IOn.Or and
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Fancy - Growls,
Bibles, Hymn Books in every var-
• iety, Scribblers, Pads, Note ]:'aper,
Ink, Pons, Pencils, Lock 13ovos,'-
Etc., oto.
.1e W. Prowning's
BOOKSTORE.
See that horse ?
mon
Xisth an bas sd,
Iossy coat
end foos
mod enlsoughi
wndstion to
ruin the
,d so woad'
aY horse )
.ts owner n8e
DIOK'S BLOOD PUR1,l'JtER. is
it renews the system, enriches the ,blood and
gives nature a fair chance, is also at unfailing
eradicator for bots and wnrma.. 115,T just nal
good for mato tie for horses. Tee a ego wok
-
ago if your horses or emelt, aro eat thriving..
Porn.9 a iu curb, riu bn n p li
ntt use
Dik's131iater Linnen
tor•
sprains, n ellsngs, bruises, oto • 25e.-4-)ick's
ointment t'or setatolics,old unreal, stuldie stella,
oto. 15o. Ina{lot on receipt of prloe,
1)IOIrA00,1".0.Box ,4S Mtereto:•tl,
A
an always
Be Dressed Well
If he goes to the proper Tailor.
Wo leave a large range Of Pat-
terns to choose from — Natty
Tweeds, Sa Fees and Woretecle,
made up in any style, and fiitiug
the customers so well that inti-
mate friends do not gentile to
ask who made your Suit. floe
customers never hesitate but
answer with a knowving senile.
The Tailor.
IN
OVERCOATS
WE LEAD.
J.Murray
The - Exeter Fatratry
rI I Ianuf wearer of
PLO WS, LAND" ROLLERS,
'ITV, . TWIN PLOWS.
1Vholesaalo Manufactnirera " 1' i31' w`
Castings. Also General Castings c: -s-
tracted for in Iron and Brass,
Also Manufacturers cif Bridge Bol; el
Washers, etc.
Iron piping ami tllliiags kept c;o w ,i s utt
ly nn hand, Repairs promptly t en sit
ed.
Butelier
1laaviuy bur lratsecl111013titohei,l1 , i,r1r
id.css of 11l.t.,s:lrs, Wood. .l3a•oi ., wit h aLl'
possession on April 1st; end 1:. n'ouid no
jaooefuily eolieit the,petroiiag,;l of ail tee
SIcl cutts)mcrt of the sive) a tl 08 ro mr,,�
rte ` e. a
/IOW vxl � is can favnrllaf; wit .1i .l a••tll.
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and perfect satti;a,friotio)x ;atih185tt,0+0.
1. watIrs 'faiiaafully,,