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consistent with seourity.
Assets, .Tan. .189, - S;$57,190,00
48,0001Po1ieles in oroe.'
T. E. 1.10B8ON, President,
D.O. MeDONALD, teenager.
For further pertiouiars, aunty to
DAVID aat.QIJBS,
Agent, 11xoter.
4161.0101•111MINEMINIIIMII
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Book Store.
is our text this time.
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IsTever in the history
of Exeter has WALL
PAPER been offered
at such
-LOW PRIC
as we shall sell at this
Season, and the Pat-
terns will be more
ARTISTIC than ever.
TabH81)AY,. MAY 9th, 1895.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Ore v3ts
Wila flowers are OM in b100121.
The otrawberry festival is coming on
apaoe. •
Mr. A. MoDonell shipped a car load of
horses ort Saturday, for export.,
Oil has reduced in price and con-
tinues to reduce, and it is doubtful
where the reduction will stop.
Mrs, Ann Ball, of Dashwood, made an
assignment last week for the benefit of
creditors, to Joseph Snell, Dashwood.
Some person attempted to steel s. span
of horeee belonging to Mr. Sid Davis,
lately. The thief became :gaveled and
departed.
Quite a. number of people around here
have appareutly come to the conclusion
that it is cheaper to buy Bele than to coax
them out of the river.
It is said that a man who won't take a
paper because he can borrow one, hes
invented a machine with which he can
cook his dinner by the smoke of his
neighbor's chimney.
The scareity of cattle elsewhere makes
:1"...4E XUB TIES.
; ," tl r ur the store
The "Osten Game Paws. ion reycaled tae tneens 01 aeeeee to the
Seek agents may be killed front Aug- building hY the fire bug. A nap doot,leeen
stet 1St to October 1St spring poets inkl the eseeeil callende
from usrch ist to jmy isbi ecetmca, home, was opened, From this eompert-
mongers from jsottary let to December meet the pereou raised the cotering 0 a
OM tat hole in the floor above and orawlele
81st inolusive ; eurnbrelle borrowers
the prices of hulea advance. The pricee
.
are still going ep, and likely to. Farmers
and others holding hides cane° anxiety
fora Trettroday let to may let, otivieepintottltehe .o
89toretionee. He then karst
d r leading into the io
from August lab to itTotember ist ; beading, The are was orefeft„, kindled
open seasons all the year round on in two places in elie boobies'sotlico, end
life insurance agents, and the fellows under one of the (Maniere anti in
who borrow their neighbor's pap°rs. the storehouse aeveral barrels upon whieli
had been pilea a bench of broOme, satuaa-
Meehaniee: Leeasu e
ted with turpentineawere also fired, While
The annual meeting of the Exeter two barrels of coal onto the cellar,eovorcd
Public Library was held in the Library
with old bags, were set 90 fire. The fire5
room on Monday evening. Mr. Henry •
all burnt well uulesd the one en the coal
Smith war: elected o the chairThe
oil which went out ae soon as the bags had
t,
reports of the Librarian and Treasurer not burned, The attempt to burn the prom -
being ready they were not presented to lees WRB a :mid one, and but for Mr,
the meeting, The Librarian reported the Maight, not oulv the store Would have
Library to he in a flourishing couditiota been destroyed, but tte Met. opoliten bo -
with over GO more 'members than any tseelveevroulidkvehaavineieguhiftebr:vd,e bbeseiednesthae lonessulott,
preceding yeer ; that there were over sa
3000 volumea in the library and that over The motive tor the deed is a mystery, RS
0000 hooka had been taken out during the Mr. Ross knovvs of no enemy holding Rua
year. The following officere were elected ficieut malice to commit such a daring'
tor the current year ;-Pres., 1.1. E. deed. or could it have beeu done to
blueeton • vice pres., Jno. Allison ; scoy., plunaer, as the means of exit would not
W. D, NWeekes : treas„ R. E, Manning ; permit ale reueoval of goods, The tal
wae
relieyea of its ooutents some 03.00 in
board of management, ,Trao. Taylor, Dr.
Lutz, Rev. W. Martin, H. Smith, N. I), change, The toak was inured fOr $6,000
Hurdou. M. J. White, R E. Manning, in equal amounts in the Gore and Weltine-
W. D. Weelms and Jno. A.11iaoe; Dinar- ton Mutusas; while the North Britiel,
Capti Kemp ; auditors, H. E. Hues; Meecantile carried a risk of $2,500 on
ton and James IiI1er. the banding. Owing to the stook beiug
only damaged Mr Itms will bee heavily,
Personals.
- among tbe tannere-
It im likely the apple crop will be a
large one this year, as hard winters are
supposed to be good for apples, and as
last year's crop was an indifferent one, a
bi o enerall following' a small one -
Mr. John Willis has recovered hie
farm; on the borders of the village, eold
under motgege recently. 11 had been
purobasei by Mr. Wm. Penhale, who
forfeited alt claims on recovering a certain
suni for expenses.
This eeason is said by the oldest eettlers
to have been the beet for getting in the
crop ever known. Since seeding began
there has not been a break of a day and
most of the farmers are through about
here.
A fire broke out in the stable of the
Mason Hotel, Clinton, on Thursday even-
ing, destroying it and other frame build•
lege to the north. Loss considerable.
The Mason hotel was being run by Mr.
Levi Walper, an old Exeter boy.
Be Sure to See the New Stock before
buying.
Grigg's BookStore.
"THE MART."
—T11E—
Bpkriapii Sim
-FOR VALUES IN -
Dress Goods,
& Capes.
g cr p g
yes, we are doing a great Dress
Goods trade. We have a beauti-
ful 'stock of new, nobby, and stylieh
goods: We are selling a very nice
dress length for $1.20 ; this dress is
well worth $2.2j in the regular way of
selling dry goods, but we struck a snap
.and are going to share the spoil with
our -Customers.
IN MILLINERY we are certainly
pleased. with our trade, and so are our
patrons. Ask the ladies who have
been viewing the different displays and
see what they eay.
If you want a choice lot of (JAPES
-to pick from take a look at ours ; the
astook is large and complete.
NOTE :-Our shop closes on and
after May 6th, at 6.30 each evening,
'excepting Wednesday and Saturday.
J. A. Stewart.
NOTICE -Ail business announcements
notices of publie meetings, entertainments
auotion sales, etc e appearing in these local
columns will be oharaed for at tbe rate of five
cents per lino each insertion. Black heading
to count as three linos. oash with order save
persone b eying open accounts. To insure
change of advertisements in eurrent iSBRe oopy
must beleandedinto office on Tuesday.
Ridgetown and Walkerville councils
have decided to exempt from taxation all
residences of the value of $600 erected
within the respective towns during the
next two years, the time of exemption
being graduated according to the value.
While Mr. Arch. Hodgert of Usborne
was in the act of leading a spirited young
horse out of the stable the other day, the
animal reared up and struck him a vicious
blow op the nose with one of it e fore feet,
causing an ugly wound, and will probably
leave a soar.
At the recent convocation of the Wes-
leyan College, Montreal, ale degree of
Baohelor.of Divinity was oonferred upon
the Rev- David A, Moir, of Georgetown,
Ont., Mr. Moir was a former pastor at
Woodham, where his many friends will he
pleased so learn of his success,
Citizens had a touch of midsummer
weather Sunday and Monday. The hest
was more aggrayating because it was from
89 to 92 in the shade end 114- in the sun.
Saturday's Maximum temperature, in the
shade, was 86 Winter flannels got the
cold shake; the former wearers will get
theirs when the first cool epell comae.
On the 28th ult., Mr. T. 3. Sweet, V. S.
of Morden, Man,. died of pneumonia,
after a few days illness, in his 3lat year.
He was a brother of Dr Sweet, of Exeter
and a son of Richard Sweet. formerly of
Stephen township- The young man was
well known in and around Exeter. and
hactonly a few years ago completed his
studies for a veterinary. Ilestudied with
doctor Sweet here a few years ago.
MISS Alcooke, of Luoan a former real- Sorne of our townspeople have their
dent of Exeter, was in iown last week. potatoes planted.
She intends removing to Exeter in the Bicyclists should take warning and
near future. --Mr, Barnes, of Ridgetown, not wheel on the sidewalk.
Ibis intended to have the annuaTclrill
was the guest of his brother John last
week. -Messrs. J. W. Harrison and and militia eamps this year as usual.
Robert Ferguson, late of the Detroit HON) cleaning -the joy of the hus-
Medical College, were very successful in band --is at present engaging the atten-
the recent examinationg, having Secured.
tion of the housekeeper.
85 per cent. on all subjects during the
Mr. Follick has added an improved
course. By this marked success in se -
°urine so high a per cent., accordinto sodawa ter fountain to his already well
g
the college regulations, they are now free equipped confectionery.
from taking their final examination. -Mr A. new sign, "The Exeter Public
Ewing attended the funeral of a Miss Library" is to be placed Os er the door
Nugentan Mitohell,on Monday. The young of the Institute room.
ladydied in Palmerston --Mrs. (Dr.) Quarterly services were held in the
Anderson visited friends in Mitchell last Methodist churches on Sunday and the
week -Miss Elliott who haa been visiting sacrament of the Lord's supper admin -
ft lends in town returned home to Mitchell istered.
on Monday. -Mrs. R. Seldon of Ingersoll,
A special sermon will be preached to
is the guest of Ler mother, Mrs. Geo.
children in Maia st. Church next Sun.
Sainwell.-Mrs. (Dr.) Bowerman, of Mtn:
°mania, Wis., is the guest of her parents, day morning. Subject:
Trivitt Memorial Oh,
4th Sunday a.f ter Faster, May 12th. 1895.
MATINS 11 A. M.
Te Deum monk.
Benediatue Holden
ermo n "The Care of God for his children"
EVENSONG 7 P. M.
istagnifieat Bunnett
Nun° Demittes Bunnett
Sermon "Tho Old Gospel and National
"A Fox
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Tem. -Mrs, J. P. Roes Hunt."
visited friends in London over Sunday,- The Pan-American Congres of Re -
Judge Toms of Gorlerich was so ill resent: ligion and Education meets at Toronto,
ly that no hope was entertained of big July 18th to 25th, 1895. ,Elalf railway
recovery, He is now better. -Mr. John f ares will be allowed.
Southcott of Goderich visited frienda in Messrs Atkinson are erecting a fine
town this week. -Mr. Will Hyndman, of factory and intend going into man -
Manitoba. eon of Dr: FIyadmean, of `ufacturing a special line of furniture for
Exeter, is assisting in Dakota as assistant the wholesale trade.
Marshall in Connection with the quelling On Saturday, Alvin, son of Mr. Alex.
of the halabreed distuthance.-Mr. Wm.
Snell is at present nursing about a dozen Johnston, while walking around the
h
ot Job's comforters. His sysaem becameouse ran a hair pin through his foot,
poisoned last winter while working in the and it was with difficulty removed.
wood en handling poieon ivy . -Mr. Will George F. Robbins, who recently
Follana, who was contined to hia bed the- sold out his proprietorship in the St.
past week through illness, is again con: Marys Journal, has taken a position as
valesoent.- We understand that Mr. N. traveller for the TorentoType Foundry.
Dyer Hurdon, manager of the Molsons The temperance sentiment of South
Bank at Ridgetown, will be removed to Perth has been improved during the
Exeter, as manager, Mr. Ward at present past few years, and the applications for
manager, here, going to Ridgetown. Mr,
licenses have decreased from from 68 to
and Mrs. Hurdon's many friends will ae
welcome hien back, while the numerous ".
friends of Mr. and [qrs. Ward will regret Dr. Anderson last week purchesea
their departure. The change will take two lots on Elgin street from Mr.
plate May 24th. -Mrs. George Kemp Joseph Davis The doctor intends
and daugbter Gertie, of Exeter, have erecting a residence thereon in the not
returned home after a pleasant visit at distant future.
the residence of Mr. Wm. Pickard, Gode- It is not the intention of the Domin-
rich street. -Seaforth Sun. -Mr. Charles „
ion Government to further revise the
Eacrett of Sarnia visited friends en town voters' lists this year, it being intended
over Sunday. --Mr. H. Bishop veal oon: to introduce an act to make legal the
fined to his house the past week through lists as last revised.
illness, 'he is improving. -Mrs. Wash Dundas Street Methodists, of Lon -
Coiling of Watford is visiting he mother, .
don, are building . a magnificent new
Mrs. Templeton, who is very ill. -Dr.
rn
Naieyth of Staffa, was in town on Tues. church at a cost of $50,000, The church
will have a seating capacity of 1,200 and
day. -Miss Emma Vale leaves today
(Thursday) for Millbrook. -T. A. McGee, the Sunday school of 1,000.
nell of Byron, is visiting at A. Holland's. Three hundred saloon licenses have
-Rev. B. W. N. Grigg has been trans; been cut off in Detroit. But as there
ferred from Los Animae; Col. to Athena, are over four hundred still left visitors
South Denever, Cot.- Miss `Welsa, daugh: to the City of the Straits need not fear
ter of Thos. Welsh, Huron ea, had a cancer lack of opportunity to quench their
drawn from her Hp last week -Mr. John thirst.
Heywood has moved to his farm in the 3rd The council should erect a tank fcr
concession of Usborne. He will batch it fire rptection. at the Metropolitan
for a ohorttime only, as we understand he P .
Rotel corner. The salt water used by
intends very wont° join the noble army of
benedicts.-Miss Sutheilaud , of Hensall, the firemen is most clestructiveto every -
visited friend:: in town last week. Miss thing is touches, and should not be
Dent returned to Hensall with her, -Mr. used, if possible.
H. E. Manning of Parkhill, was the guest Straw hats and all the summer pare -
of Miss Aggie Westaway over aunday. phernalia were donned on Sunday and
Monday. Large deliveries of trees
Eire! Fire ! 1 Fite!!! were made in this section last week by
This call, with the ringing of the fire Chief Gill. He delivered for three
alarm:, aroused the citizen:: on Monday nurseries over $300 worth of trees.
raormng about 3 30 o'clock, Nearly every Mr. Wm. Carrickj died at the real:
person was in a quandry, mien -the bell dance of his dauniiter, Mrs. S. Fleming,
ringer, who was a substitute to the origin- Adair, Assiniboia, on April 28th, in hia
al alarm giver, although pulling the rope 6 6th year. He was bora in Scotland.
with all his vigor, could not give the Coming to Canada, he first settled in
seemed to know for a considerable time Subsequently he worked
anxious crowd any information No one Kincardine.-
- at his trade as a machinist in Goderich,
where fire was, and the alarm geemea
very muoh like a huge joke. It was fin- and later engaged extensively in the
ally learned that 1 P. Ross' store was the lumber business in the township of Hay
scene. Both fire departments were soon near Exeter, Huron County, and in
at week, and although the seat of the fire Zurich, and for ten or twelve years
could not be determined, a general flood- represented Hay township in. the
ing of the interior of the premier*: soon County Council,
checked. the flames. Tho fire
covered about 3,30 by Mr. John Knight,
home from a friend's. Mr. Knight smell.
Susie Moir, the little daughter of Dan-
iel Moir, St. Marra 'formerly of Exeter,
had a narrow escape from being burned to
death on Monday evening. Tbe little girl
and several other children were playing
around a bonfire, when the flames caught
her skirts, and had it not been for very,
prompt assistance she certainly would
have been burned to death. As it was,
her clothing. was badly burned and her
hair nearly all burned. off.
Additional Locals on first page.
Huron Presbytery will meet at Clin-
ton on tho 14thinst.
Miss Alcooke, of Leman, will move
:to town and start a Kindergarten
school.
Times are not hard with everybody.
The other day a customer from the
country bought at W. A. Murray &
07.1o.'s 41 yards of real point lace at $100
a, yard, total $475, and paid cash for
the order. -Toronto Globe. ,
Tho month of April may be said to
have passed Without a single shower of
rain. but fortunately the great amount
of anew the past winter left the ground
moist enough, except in high spots. to
prevent much damage from the drouth.
The firemen met on Thursday even-
ing to give the engines their regular
tests and they were found in good
order. Chief Weekes has had a ‘Y"
shaped branch made which will allow
two streams to be thrown from the one
length of hose. Ib will prove a great
convenience at times.
Dia stated in, the report of the On-
tario Game and Fish Commissioners,
issuedIby the Ontario Government,that
until the Supreme Court decided the
,disputes between the Dominion and
Ontario Governments as tb vvhich of
them is to have the control of the in-
land fisheries 'tall prosecntions are to
be made under the Dominion laws."
lIncler thetas laWs the clode season for
speckled trout is from the lfith of Sep-
tember to the lst of May, both days
Referring to the organ recital in Sea -
forth the other evening, the Seaforth Sun
makes this referen3a to the Exsterites
who took part :-"Rev. Mr. and Mrs.
Hunt and Mr. R. H. Collins, of Exeter,
contributed much to the evening's pro•
Rramme. Mrs. Hunt ie the poseessor of a
fine, soprano voice of great compass and
power, and took her difficult part well.
Mr. R. H. Collins has a fine baritono
voice and sang the sacred songs,"Calvary"
and the "Holy City" with pleasing effect."
The following etatistics gleaned from
the Asseesment Roll of liebbrne for the
present year will be of interest. Perm'
Wien, 2,400; number of acres, 42,680:
number of acres cleared, 36,375, assessed
yalne of land, $1,845,550; personal pro'
party and taxable income, $5,650; total
assessed velem, $1,851.200; number of
cattle, 5,671; sheep, 2,413; hogs, 2,719;
horses, 1,819: acres of swamp land, 1069;
orehaed, 588: tall wheat, 4,127; children
between 5 and 16, 569; 7 and 13,343; 16 to
21, 194.
Friday last was Arbor Day with the
Public Schools. The usual renovating took
place, besides the planting of flowers and
trees In the afternoon an °sating game
of bagel:tall was played by the school boys,
with Frank Lutz and Frank Willie 'as
captains. Some good playing was done on
both "eider: and each boy did his best. Both
sides had been practising hard before, as
the match had been arranged for that
day a number of weeks before. Nine
innings were played and resulted in a
score of 16 to 27 in favor of Willis' elide,
On Saturday last, a team of hence bo.
longing to Mr. Wm. Chun, of the Lake
Road, made a lively runaway along Mairt
Street. They were tied in front of Mrs.
Templeton's, Mr. Ching went into the
house, leaving *we 'mall boys in the
waggon, seated on a number of bags of
ohep. The hoeeeti became frightened and
darted northward for homa, with the
boyl in the waggon, They ran ae far as
the Metropolitan house where Ahoy were
stepped by colliding With a tree, but not
before they had knocked down an old
man, named Nathan Clara*, of the
townehip of Hay, who endeavored to atop
incluSive, and anglers who attempte o one .
of the horses was knoo e
catch trout on. May 1st are liable to be
proaecuted and fined, It- should be dto°17:11:1011 ths:n1Ca'svg/lotRent iwnielrebar'oivreee One
reirientbered that both spearing and et the boys Was thrown out ina the road
'shooting, as a Means of killing fish, are with a mimber Of bags but not injured,
strictly prohibited by the laws of On- the other boy reilitnnig hi the Weggon,
" biti
A K
G. T. R. ticket agent, who was returning
E.
ed fire, and when passing the alley: way , . „
between the store and the Metropolitan ri e are thankful to out custom -
hotel a cloud of gmoke met him: Be ran ers for patience exercised during
to tuo rear of the building and found the the tune that has so unfitted our
storehouse, which is a frame detachment place of businss for comiortably
and the office in the, main building, all
ablaze. Mr. Ross and family, whoee resi. supplying. the needs of those who
dence is inconeectionaleveral ot the slcepina are pleased to give us a share of
' apartments beteg oyer the store, together their patronage. We shall be in a
position to exhibit the new and
with the neighboting familiea, were awak-
ened. Mr. Knight then ran to sound the
few minutes time, Mr. Rorie made an ing to hand, consisting of Ladies'
effort to get into the store, but had to Dress Goode, in all the leading
desist owing to the heat and emoke, and styles ; Ladies' fOotwear in the
the fire being diecovered, it is Possible newest last and makes in Oxford's,
had a few minutes more elapsed before
that some of -the family would have Blacks and Russet Tans ; Ladies*
smothered, as all escaped from their Buttoned and Laced Boots, excel -
dense einolte and heat in a few seconds lent qualities; Children's and Psis -
dense
with their night clothing only, the
ses"rans . our Gehtleineil's Boot
preventing them going back for anything. )
The firemen, under chief ViteekeS, worleed et„Shoe department has nevewr will
leebne
with surprising caution. and instead of better supplied.
fully the beet and most effectual point for In our new departments
rustling blindly at the enemy, Bought °are.
attaok, and with two stream's of brine found Eta & Car,s,BoOts & Shoes,
taken from a foundry tank the fire wee CaapetS & Wall Paper, Witidovv'
soon extinguislaed, but the entire stook was Shades arid fixtures, Ready-made
Ickal*(1
SON S
GREAT
CLEARING
SALE
NOW
IN FULL
MOM, B.11 of which wits done within a desirable lines that are daily corn-
more or lent damaged by salt wailer and Clothing, (7hina & Crockery- We
Are, At the rear el the main building will show the finest selection of
the eountere: floor and ithelving Were bad- ,s, ,
ly burned, while towards the front the Dinner Betts next -week that are to
damage Wale canded by dmake. XII fact be seen in town This is not Say -
the interior proSented a eight sickening tag too much as we wish to be
le behold, 'rho fire was of incendiary truthful. Come and see them and
origin and had been 'tatted in fine differ-
ent places by Memo one bonniest with the be denvflleecl,
M1 kinds at produce‘.thken in
tbriO.exCh4rip.
Illishertnen ehnti1d rantelfibea Mr. Cori* war pte p prerniees. AB till the outer anent were
thia.«at fonna to be uninjured, loolted, as bit by lit, Xiois n invettloet.
Ses.).,-SalsIsss
,
BLAST.
CARLI
BARGAINS
IN
ALL
DEPART -
Inn&
We have a quantity of Surnnaer Dress Goods on hand
that we will sell you at a price that will open
your eyes. Yes ! Eye Openers. We would
quote prices, tut as prices are too often
misleading, we refrain from doing so,
and as we have the reputation for
lowest dealing and telling the
truth, we have to be very careful
how and what we advertise.
Call and be convinced
what we say is correct,
PAM/NG BROW
goon.....6.61••
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There is very little grain coming to
market this spring, and the quantity
remaining in farmers' hands is very
small. Prices for wheat, have consider- a
ably advanced,
Mr. Walter Raby, who has been P
brakeman on the London, Huron and
signed from the company's service, and We give
- -----wi-11
Bruce, with Conductor Parker, has re -
Brakeman John Morden has been ap-
pointed to the run. this w eek a
Farmers are somewhat puzzled to
accleunt for so much of the red clover special reduct-
havinhavine been killed, there having been I
very
g
frost since the spring 1 ion. of 10° Cash
. 0
opened. Some think that a small grub l t
is the cause of the mischief. discount on
Wednesday's despatches from laver -
butter, shipped under the auspices of
, .
pool say that another consignment of I
the Canadian Department of Agricul-
ture, has arrived there. It is of good
quality and brought higher prices than . FOR WIEN
s.
Australian butter.
The public should remember thet thel & BOYS,
6.30 o'clock closing movement has golie-.
IINTIM
into force, People who trade with 1
those stores concerned, should do what
for early closing. Everybody will in WALL
they can to encourage .the movement
the long run be benefited by the short-
er hours. .
The truetee Board of the Main street
Methodist church met last evening and
let the contraet for excavating for the
foundation of the new church. The
plans were submitted and tenders for
the erection of the church will be salon
ted at once.
The recenre-a abinse.asonable hours
suggest the appointment of a night-
watchman, When Exeter employed
the services of such an official we Were
comparatively free from fires. It would
be a wise act 1 or the commil to again
appoint a watchman. A few hundred
dollars spent in this way miry prevent
thousands of dollars damage.
R. Pickard
& Son,
DIRECT IMPORTERS
CARPETS,
LACE
CURTAINS,
And 'ROLLER
BLINDS.
To Smokers We have en-
- deavored this
To meet the wishes of their cus-
tomers The Geo. E. Tuckett & Son
Co., Ltd., Hamilton, Ont., have
placed upon the market
A Combination Plug of
4.1
"T B"
SMOKING TOBACCO
This supplies a long felt want, giv-
ing the consumer one 20 cent plug,
or a 10 cent or a 5 cent piece of the
famous "T & B" brand of pure Vix-
einia, Tobacco.
The tin tag "T & B is on every piece
spring to keep
a first class
stock of goods
and to sell at
prices to suit
the times.
Butter, Eggs, and
\
all farm produce taken.
in exchange.
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CUM. MUTER
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The Expert in designing and adjustTRUSSES and APPLIANCES to.,..RUPTURED and DEREME.F.
ing
people wilt visit personally
WINGHAM9 Brunswick House, Tuesday, May 14the
KINCARLANE,Queen's Hotel, Wednesclay,May 15th.
CLINTON, Rattenbury House, Thursday, May iGth.
GODEFUCH, Albion Hotel, Friday, May 17th.
EXETER, Acheson's Hotel, Saturday, May 18th.
RUPTURE CURED. Toy bnemCv tAreevidoef. Riscrtrb damito solzpliTs mill stilt:J.1301m aetvulelfivyttiggrel
Coo",0"assensissose~essowt0 Truss wearers should see it and be fitted to appreciate it.
DE.,FORMED PEOPLE caapleartieveed, nig eocits:un teinatirsehir countredgy3 renh:rniclal trAtteent
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Solid for Book of bona fide Testimonials, five on application.
To CHAS, CUTTER, ESO.,_
Toronto, Ont.
DEAR SIR beg to state that
the appliance you made for my
brother's knee gave him immediate
relief, and he is now able to walk
without crutphel. Tho swelling is
gradually gomg down.
Yours sincerelYi
AIDA GOULD.
Enderby, D.C.
etteeweet Rev, 1. M. lamane, Pastor of the
River Hebert, N.S., Iteptist Church,
WilOst• 50,1 WAS AfiliEted With White Swelling, and
was completely cured by my appliance, may be
referred 10,
SABLE Revels, N.S.
Deers MR. analus:
feel it my duty to inform you(
that after lleuig away from home
three months, and on my return 1
found a marked improvement in my
child's feet. By tee time you epeeiried
a cure, 1 am sure they will be rico.
reedy natural. Yours truly, AtackAttnert Lastto
A FEW PRIEF STATEMENTS
'Your new device retains niy
Rupture with ease,
J.W.Viraceir, SC Catharines.
You only, gave the relief frora
a severe double Rupture by your
new device. A cure is eestam.
)*No. 1i:suers, Sehrmgvitle.
As the sueeess 1 overcoming RUPttiliE and et DEPOPOIT1E8 depends is much
on the personct1 examination ofthe case, this Is an opportunity of consulting the
head of the largett Pistitution in this lint he Oanada, of P4 years experience,
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