HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1896-3-26, Page 9Great and thoroughly re-
liable building: up' medicine,
nerve tonic, vitalizer and
Bo,d
Purifier
Before the people today, and
which stands preeminently
above all other medicines, is
Sarsaprilla
It has won its hold upon the
▪ hearts of the people by its
own absolute intrinsic merit,
It is not what we say, but
what Hood's Sarsaparilla
does, that tells the story:
F
Hood, Cures
Even when all otherprep
ar-
s ations and prescriptions fail.
s '"The face of my little girl from thetime
idle was three months old, broke out and
vas covered with seabs. We gave her two
bottles of )mood's Sarsaparilla and it come
pletely cured her. We are glad to recom-
mend Hood's Sarsaparilla." Tiros. M.
CA.RLING, Clinton, Ontario. Be sure to
Pei Hood's
nood's Pills set harmoniously with
Sood aSarsaparilla. 25a,
Hoast is the old Scotch name for a
cough. The English name for the
best cure for Coughs, Colds, Sore
'Throat, Asthma and Bronchitis is Dr,
Wood's Norway Pine Syrup.
MONEY TO LOAN.
at5and 51 per cent. Private Funds.
Ap BLLI]•to
O'r & ELLIOT,
January, M. Solicitors, Exeter,
CTIT 'rHIU 0 U and return to us
with Five Cents
in silver, and you will got by return mail, A.
GOLDEN BOX. OF GOODS that will bring
you in ore stoney in ono month, than any-
tmore
else in Amerrca.
A. W. KINNEY, E. T. Yarmouth, N. S.
6lii 6i ql o
Tho undersiniiedisprepared to do all kinds
of grafting en all lands of fruit trees. Plums
and 1 ear:'aaipecialty, ~cions carefully select-
ed. Charges moderate.
a
" -........t. POWELL, Exeter.
NOTE Mt
Tho Public aro hereby cautioned against
negotiating a note given in favor of myself by
050 (leo. Holtzman for about 522 on or about
March 13th, 1803, A, the wine has been lost.
WILLIAM VOELIIER.
Bay March 10th, 1890. ,.....�__..- _ ..
Cheese Factory Machinery
Pot- Salle.
All tho machinery and equipment of the
Blake Cheese Factory, including engine and
boiler, will bo sold at a hargin. Everything in
first-class order. It includes butter making
u ondUta. For terns and
t articular. apply to
T. & M. JOHNSTON, Zurich 1.01
March, 12th 1-m.
Tenders for Curer Building.
•
Tenderswill be received by the undersigned,
in sealed envelopes (marked tender for church)
up to Saturday, April 4th A. D. 1890. 7 p. in., for
erecting a brick church, in the Village of Cred-
iton. Plans and specifieations can be sten at
the office of II. C. McBride, Architect, London,
or at the office of the undersigned, after March
20th A. D.1800. The lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted.
HENRY EILBIOIL, Croditon P. 0.
Chairman of Committee.
3 -in.
Farm to Rent
The undersigned otters his farm to rent for a
term of years, Tho farm contaius 100 acres,
eighty of which aro cleared asci well under
drained and inn goodstato of cultivation, with
fairly good buildings. There is a good bearing
orchard, two good wells of water with a wind-
mill. Tho faun is composers of lot 22, first con-
cession of Usborne, adjoining the Village of Exe-
ter, and is acknowledged to bo one of the best
farms in Usborne. For Nether particulars and
terms apply to L. MCTAGGART,, Exeter, or by
letter to Hay P. 0.
Earnest Men and Women, to circu-
late "The Sword of Islam or Suffering
Armenia," a thrilling book, Graphic
aecolant of the Eastern Question, the
Turk, Armenian and Mohammedan-
ism with its horrible massacres.
Numerous startling illustrations taken on the
spot, 448 pages, only $1.99. Send 60e for canvas-
sing book. Agents n)ake ?15 to X50 weekly.
BRADLEY-G'ARRITTso:x, CO., LTD.,
Brantford, Ont.
Having purchased the butcher-
• ing business of A. Loadman,
(Wood's Old Stand) we will be
pleased to see all our old custom-
ers and as many new ones. . .
We intend beeping the very
best of fresh meats and it will be
our first aim to please customers..
Tenderloin, Spare Ribs, Sausage,
Hams, T3acon and everything usually
sold in the. Packing House can now be
procured at the shop.
Orders promptly delivered and ac-
icounts rendered weekly, on ,which 2t
discountof 5 per cent. will be given.
LL'
Huron County Notes.
. Diphtheria is prevalent in Goderich.
James Lepjer nas•. purchased the
farm of Wm. Best in Hallett,
It cost Mr. Weisnailler $935 to con-
duct his recent campaign i n West
Huron.
Miss Hodgins, of Biddulph, is the
guest of Mrs. John Beacom Goderich
township.
A sow belonging to John Smith, of
the 18th con., Goderich township the
other day littered 20 pigs.
Violet Patterson, relict of the late F.
W. Patterson, a former resident of
Goderich, died at Wiarton last week.
Dr. Scott of Seaforth has been ap-
pointed Medical Health Officer for. the
township of Tuckersmith.
The collection in aid of the Armenians
in the Brumfield. Presbyterian church
last Sunday amounted to over $00.
Mrs. Kelly, a farmer resident of
Goderich died at Fairview, Mich., last
week, at the age of 88 years.
Messrs. McKinnon & Co. of Blyth
purchased the bankrupt stock of Mrs.
A. M. Rowel, Auburn, at 35e. on the
,dollar.
John Rouatt, one of the oldest rest--
dents
esi-dents of Bayfield, on his return hone
from church Sunday, became speech-
less aad has not yet recoverd
.
Rev. Oaten, of Bayfield was waited
upon the other day by a number - of
his congregation and presented with
a purse of $25.
We understand that W. Greig of
Holmesville and brother have bought
the x'ezxiaindex' of the Young farm,
where they are moving this week.
A pleasant and happy event took
place at the residence of Ed, Watson,
Blyth, on Wednesday, when his eldest
daughter, Liz..ie, was unite(linniarriage
to Geo, Potter, of East Wawanosh.
On Sunda while Miss IdaThoxnpson
daughter of Robt. Thompson, 18th con.,
Goderich township was crossing the
yard, she slipped down and dislocated
her .arm.
Mrs. Duncan McGregor, of Stanley
moves this week to the farm in Tack-
ersinith lately purchased from Geo..
Sproat. The farm contains 200 acres,
With good dwelling 1IOUse, barn and
stables.
The Rev. S. Fear, one of the pioneers
of Methodism, , died at his home in
Elora,. on Tuesday last, aged 91. He
had been 50 years in Canada as a
Methodist minister, and was super-
annuated in 1870. %Ie. was a grand-
father of Rev. E. A. Fear, formerly of
Holmesville.
Mr. Fritzley, an employee of the
Seaforth Say mill, had its hand badly
cut cme day recently. Ile was working
at the skutching knives, when they
got clogged up, and in attempting to
relieve them, his hand got caught,and
before he could relieve it, it Was very
severely cut, which will necessitate Ins
laying off work for some weeks.
Dnnn's daily bulletin announces
that a writ has been issued at the in-
stances of NV. N. M(-1Jiehaul and wife,
against, several parties, ,
claiming
$10,-
000
10-
000 dati ages. The threatened snit is
the result of a recent clung vari, when
considerable damage was date to AIr•.
McMichael's property; some- of the
persons concerned have offered to
make a settlement, but decline to do 1
so on the terns asked.
A meeting. of the Executive (loin'
mittee of the Synod of Huron was held
in London last week at which a large
amount of business from various parts
of the Diocese was transacted. John
Bamford, of (Minton, and Philip Bolt,
of Goderich, were present from this
county. The following matters of lo-
cal interest transpired :-The report
of Rural Dean Hodgins in regard to
the re -organization of the parish of
Heiman, Stella and Dublin, was allow-
ed to stand over. Rev. Mr. Kerrin, of
Mitchell, expressed himself as willing
to undertake the service at Dublin,
and hoped to obtain the sanction of
his vestry to that end. The matter
was finally left in the bands of the
Bishop. The committee on the matter
of proceeds of the sale of St. Stephen's
church, ,Goderich township, recom-
mended allowing Mrs. Brown a first
claim thereupon.
Dastardly Deed.
'Winnipeg, April 1. --The. little vil-
lage of Holland, 85 Hailes southwest of
this city, was thrown into a state of
excitement yesterday over the first
murder case in its history.. The victim
was Hannah Halton, unmarried, aged
23 years, who was deliberately murder-
ed a mile. and a half from the village,
on her way home at 10 o'clock Monday
night. Her throat was cut, a deep
gash extending :from ear to ear. TJiere
were marks of heavy blows on the
head and face, evidently inflicted by a
club or other blunt instrument. There
is evidence that sone unknown brute
endeavored to criminally assault her.
George and Thomas McLaughlin
were sentenced to three years and one
year respectively in penitentiary at
Barrie for counterfeiting.
The trial of August Ikurschinski, on
the charge of murdering Albert Jean -1
neret in a berry patch near Bresalu,
were closed at Berlin Tuesday, result-
ing a V rdict of not guilty.
They illAnll setheChiltiren!
2.1 .4-atodi®s-a-t a 1C3 o ll 8 ss
Ckscrage of ®s<esses.
We have secured a new and very
taking novelty known as the "Dia-
mond. Dye Doll." These dolts are
clothed inl)right and handsome dresses.
and will prove a great attraction for
the little ones.
A set of Six Dolls with Sia Extra
Dresses will be mailed to any address
on receipt of four cents in stamps.
Tbousands are going to all parts of the
Dominion, caving universal satisfact-
ion to all who receive them.
Users of Diamond Dyes will please
bear in mind that it will be to their
advantage to examine each package of
clyn that they bay, as 'worthless lin- I
ittetions are now being sold. See that
the name "Diamond" 1s on each pack- '
age. ` 'Wells & Richardson go., 200
Mountain Street, Montreal.
Acts at pabu hol......
Barley...-.
Peas
Butter.. •
liggs
Turkeys .
Geese
Chickens per 1a ..
Ducks
Pork dressed..., . - 50 to gl.75
Pork live weigt3.30 to $3.50
Hay per ton.. 10.00 to 811.00
Clover seed ., 3.1'0 to 14.25
Alsikc clover. 3.00 to 5.00
'Timothy send .. .... '2,50 to 2.75
1-77i1 London, April 1st, 1.896.`.e
Wheat per bushel,.... ....75 to 78
...23 to 24
45 to u'4
.•32 to 35
26 to 28
3.9 to 44
40 to 45
GO to 70
• 20 to. 20
Ducks 45 to Go
Turkeys per ih.... 7 to r8
Geese perib ... 5 to 6
Chickens 30 to u0
Cheese
Potatoes per bag .. ..25 to 3030
Hay per ton ....$13.00 to 511.00
Pork per cwt.: .. .. '$4.t0 to ,55.00
Exeter. April 1st. 1896.
...73 to 75
.21 to 2i
- 30 to 3:
...45 to 51
14 to 14 .
12 to 12
7 to 7
6 to. 5
5 to 5
6 to 6
Poas ....
Harley
ILuokwheat
Corn
Beans .
Butter
Toronto, April 1st, 1890.
Wheat par bushel
Wheat
t It i
�
.. .... nb
Wheat Goose,
. .
Barley .. , .3,5
km. .... .• ee
Oats 27
It c....
Butter per lb
17
IOgge per dor .......13
to
to
to
toa
to
to
80
78
62
38
28
49
20
14
BORN .
McDCXELLT-In ITcnsall, on the 23rd ult., tho
wife of Fred McI)onell,: of a daughter.
FILAYNII-In Exeter, on tho 24th ult., the wife
of Peter Fraync of a daughter.
JONES -In McGillivray, N. Ii., on the 21st ult..
the wife of Mi'. Morley Jones, of a daughter
MARRIED.
McDOW ELL •LITTLE -At the residence of the
bride's parents, Hulett, on March 25th, by
Rev. II. J. Nair, Ii. McDowell to Mi.'s B.
Little, daughter of Francis Little.
I'OTTEIR--WATSON-In Blyth,at thcresidenee
of the bride's father, on Mares: 201.11, by sieve
Mr. Iligley, Liirie, eldest dau ntcr o? Ed.
Watson, to George Potter, of \\ awtwosh.
OR,:itOND--McDOU0.\LL-At the resillent'e of
the bride's another, 1'ullartnn, on the 13th
ult., by ltev. A. 1IeI'ada en, john 1:. C. Or-
mond Esq.. of .the North west Territory to
Mize; Christina McDougall of Fullerton.
POTTER-WATSON-At the residence of the
bride father, lllythr, on March .4th, by R+'v.
T. E. Higley, Mr. George Potter, of Fast Wa-
wa po
t a-
wano b, to ?t1 rs Lizzie. szia'. eldest dingliter of
Mr, and Mrs. Edward Wilson.
DIED.
IIAIIXLTON--Tn Cromarty on the 31 ult„ \Warr.
F`. Ilaniilton aged IS years 7 months.
(:OL'PLANI)--In King, Co. York, on the 23tH
iu it., \i'm, Coup:and, faille's of Heb. T. 1'.
C!oupiand, of Ehmville, aged 70 years.
25 cents cures ('atarrballleadache
Al A Incipient Catarrh.
flay fever.
Caton ao halDenfnes..
Cold in the head. in 10tnin.
Foul breath caused by Catarrh.
25 coats soeures Chases Catarrh Cure with
perfect
eri ectblowers enclosed. in cashbox. Sold by
all
.o_
GOOD ADVI('b1
ABOUT D'k'»PEP,SXA.
The best advice about dyspepsia is -
cure it with Burdoek Blood Bitters,
and as surely as you follow the advice
and take the lite divine the cure will
follow in every rase.
Mr. W1n. Day, of Fort William,
Ont., says in speakilig of B. 13. 13.:-
Two years ago my wife was i11 with
dyspepsia. No remedy that she could
find g Lye. any r'elie'f; finally she tried
Burdock I3looci Bitters, and aftex' tak-
ing six bottles wile entirely cured.
That is Dov znorf> than two years ago
and she has had no return of the
xnalady. I also have had occasion to
use 13. 13. 13. and I cannot speak too
highly in its favor.
I always recommend it to inyfxlends
and in every ease with good results.
Hoping this may he of use to you, 1
am, Yours yery truly,
WILLIAM DAT.
Sale Register.
SATURDAY APRIL Ult.-Farm stock,
and implements etc., the property of
John Kay, lot 18, North Thames road, 'r
Usborne. Sale at ono o'clock. No re-
serve, as the proprietor has sold his j -
farm. Thos. Cameron, auct.
larr ge Licenses'
-ISSUED AT-
S JEWELRY SWORE
No Witriasteta Rearativeal.
A complete Stock of jewelry, Silver-
ware, etc.
Repairing receives careful and per-
sonal attention.
R. HICKS,
Central Telephone Office.
EXETER
T1 vTEs.
CLEAR DRAMS
With A Souk Body.,
Ari, Bestowed wen All who
Ike Fame'ff y COM-
pound
O a-
pou d
Sweet gentle Spring is with us,
presaging leaves, buds and flowers,
and, of course, happier times. Thous-
ands will welcome the balmy air and
zephyr breezes, while a multitude,
hovering between life and death, are
unable to enjoy or even appreciate. the
blessings of a kind Providence.
• A host of teen and your g people
arelaid
low o wi diseases � ng t o (b. (aces contract-
ed dub-ing the winter season.
Impurities of the blood, cause it to
flow sluggishly, and the results are,
eolith) oat headaches, heavy. and
clouded brains, neuralgia, rheumatism,
and a host of other symptoms that en-
danger life.
For all these troubles, Paine's Celery
Compound is the great and unfailing
cure; it acts like a charm on the ner-
vOns System, producing, pure blood, a
cool lLn easy head, clear brains steel a
sound body,
Paiue's Celery Compound is as su-
perior to the ordinary nervines, bit-
ters, sarsaparillas as strength is Better
thiui weakness. The use of ane bottle
will soon convince the ailing that
Paine's Celery Compound has virtue
unknown to any other medicine.
11Irs. Brantford, of West Wawanosh'
is melte ill.
Wm. Harty, )f Seaforth,
c rhttsiltincrca
fo:vlthatley eggs four ounces in weight.
Miss J. gielyar, of Clinten left for
Toronto last week., where site expects
to take a situation as teacher.
FredIlartwell, of Clinton has the
contract of building the new Albion
hotel at Goderich.
W. Eagleson of Ashfield has sold bis
tarsi to Mr. Ferguson, and intends
removing to Michigan shortly.
Joseph Watkins, of Summerhill, has
purchashed the farnt just south of his
o\vat, from Janes Ball for 132,500.
B. R. Higgins has purchased 50 aeres
of laud from Peter McGregor. near
731 ucefield.
Ernest McTaggart, son of Peter Me -
Taggart, of Usborne, while playing at
school on Friday 1L
y
last, unfortunately
had his leg broken.
The late Air's. Acheson, of Goderich,
bequeathed :11000 to the:. Women's
Missionary Society of the Methodist
church.
Harland tiros., store Clinton, caught
fire the other day, and but fax the
active assistance of the fire brigade,
would have resulted seriously.
W. H. Brownlee, of East Wawa -
nosh, has been engaged to look after
tlxe farm of H. Pluntsteel, Tucker -
smith.
On Sunday while Mrs. Adana Cante-
lon, of Clinton, was on her way to
church, she slipped and Broke her
wrist.
John Paul and wife, of Seaforth,
were supposed to havebeen drugged
on 0 recent Sunday night and robbed
of considerable money.
:Lass 'Washington, of Clinton, was
thrown out of a, buggy the other clay,
and had her shonhlc r dislocated, but
it readjusted itself again:
The remains of Mrs. McDougall, re-
lict of the late 3..R. McDougall, who
died in Detroit last week were brought
to Goder?ch for interment.
THAT DRAGGING IN THE LOINS.
Is trsv ,LLY CAITSED BY A DERAi`a.E-
MI;NT OIF THE KIDNEYS -SOUTH
AiirEa:ICAN OURE WILL POSITIVELY
R11LIEVI1 IT IN SIS HOBBS.
Ono may be deceived by the feeling
of weight or dragging of the loins that
causes unpleasantness and inconven-
ience to many men and women. At-
tributing the tx'ouble to something else,
they forget that id i> may be evidence
of inflammatory affections of the kid-
neys, that eventually mxiy develop in-
to serious trouble. That very success-
ful specific, South .American Kidney
Cure gets at the root of kidney trouble
and will quickly remove the cause, and
having clone this, complete recovery is
soon r'eac'hed. It is worth repeating
that South A n)erican Kidney Cure lea
remedy fox' the perfect cure of this one
trouble. It does not pretend to be a
cure-all, but it is a cure certain inevery
case of kidney trouble. And it does
it quickly.
SPRING WEATHER CHANGES
A E THE ASE
Old. People the Severest sufferers-Provent
danger by the use of Scott's Sarsaparilla
--the greatest of Spring Medicines.
LaGrippe, sore throat, bronchitis, pneu-
monia, inflammatory rheumatism and heart
disease in the spring get in their deadly work
"When the system is not cleaned out and
prepared beforehand for coming climatic
changes disease in some form or other -
sudden and fatal or lingering and certain -is
almost sure to follow.
One dollar will buy a bottle of Scott's
Sarsaparilla ; one bottle is a sure guarantee
against the diseases of spring every reliable
dealer keeps this king of blood purifiers ,•' ask
for it ; don't take anything else. If you cats_
not get it in your own neighborhood write to
the manufacturers, Fdmanson Bates & Co.;
45 Lombard Street T r
IF YOU DOUBT
the efficacy of Scott's Sarsaparilla write :.uy
of the following helots purchasing
J. D.Todd, druggist, Queen St..W.Toronto;
Miss M. J.Gould, Lloyd town, Or, t.; J. Morrow,
merchant, Fullerton, Ont.; Wm. T. Thomp-
son, Zepher, Ont.; Geo. Denham, dr iggist,
Petrolea, Ont.; W. S. Bond, merchant,
Lloydtown, Ont.; Joseph Duncan, farmer.
Petrolea, Ont.; Miss Hattie Delaney, 174
Crawford St, Toronto ; M. N. Defoe, mer-
chant, Zephyr, or Wm. Cornish, Fullerton.
Over 5000 other names on application.
Old people, and young and middle aged as
well, should fortify themselves for spring by
enriching the blood and purifying the system.
There is only one palatable and effective
medicine for'this purpose and,: that is
c
ZREIREZIMISP
af¢r,
iarilla
TRY Scott's skin Soap.
taAateat,' Lek
W oodh13m.
MXLLINITRY Ornnrm.:ea Although
the roads were in very bred shape a
large crowd of visitors attended. the
Millinery Opening of R. S. Ford az Co. -
on Friday and Saturday last. On Fri-
day afternoon the stare was more
than crowded, and in the evening it
was ainost as bad. It ;would be ad-
visable for thein to enlarge their prem-
ises for the next Millinery Opening.
Although the opening was ten clays
earlier than last; spring, it was just as
successfully for Miss MeConnell and
her assistant,as they are busy getting
out all orders fox' :faster. The ladies
all say the opening was away ahead of
Iast year in style and assortment as
well as the prices being znuelx lower,
An elegant range of ail. The brass al-
so showed the newest things in Dress
Goods, Dress Linings, Laves, Ribbons,
etc. The fact of their doing a, much
larger business this year than last
season, (which was considered a good
one) is a sure sign that prices must be
right.
Prince Bismarck celebrates his 81st
birthday to -day.
Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria is vis-
iting in Constantinople.
An educational hill has been c zx intro-
duced in tlw Imperial Parliament pro-
viding for the support of voluntary
schools.
Hannah Hatton, aged about 23 years
was murdered half a mile .from Ho' -
land, Mae„ ')n her way home about 10
o'clock at night. -
• John Mayville, n.farxner, of Ander-
don,who was struck by an express
train at the Walkerville junction a
week ago, died at Hotel Divu hos-
pital,'Winflsox', Monday fl1<.
At the inquest held last- Tues-
day on the body of Frank Finley EL
verdcet of manslaughter was returned.
against John Finlay, his brotherthe
Jury, however, recommending leniency
in view of all the circumstances,
The Executive of the Ham iitouConn-
ell of Women has fore, nrdecl to the
Provincial Board of Il althaixtelrtOrial
suggesting the appointment of dental
inspectors to visit the schools (taid
public institutions and examine eilil-
dren's teeth.
A CONSCIENTIOUS TORONTO
LADY.
TIIE FOLLOWING STATEMENT IS PUB-
LISHED I.I. II. I) lix Rz, (,E' '( > r.
2
I consider it. my duty to inform the
public of the extreme benefit I have re-
ceived from the use of your South
American Rheumatic Cure. I have
been a great sufferer fox' several years
from I'hetlntatism; and used this remedy
with the best results. I trust others
will follow my example, and believe if
they do so they will feel as grateful as
I do for the benefit derived thereby.
Mrs. BATI3S, 71 Gloucesterst.,Toronto.
Sold by C. LUTZ.
For the successful Treatment of
all Diseases of the Kidneys and
Urinary Organs,
Fa 140
Bright's Disease, Diabetes and
Paralysis, and all forms o>l
Blood Poisoning.
ills0
151' These Pills are put up in large wooden
boxes at 50 cents. Sold by alt Druggists and
Dealers -never by count or in bulk, and never
under any other name than DODD'S KIDNEY
PILLS.
Tlxc Doctd's Medicine Co., Toronto.
Gentlemen -A new medicine called
Dodd's Kidney Pills has been recommend-
ed to me by my physician, and, by his
advice, I send one dollar,the price of two
boxes. Please send them without delay.
Yours truly, ANDREW FILK.UsTS.
Cant=on, McPherson Co., Kansas.
1
Rl�
Yen PICTURES
to get framed. We have
hundreds of feet of mould-
ing, from 4c. per foot up-
wards.
Also a nice lot of pictures
cheap. A full stock of
Furniture andUndertaking
always on hand.
R. N. .
t
For a good Spring Medicine
for your Horses and Cattle, try
Condition Po ders.
FRESH FLOWER and GAR-
DEN SEEDS for sale.
See our Methodist Hymn
Book and Bible Combined.
Prayer Books, all styles, at
J. W. Browning's
3
Blood '.'ill Tell
'When an animal is all run down, has a
rough coat and a tight Miele any one knows
his blood is out of order. To keep an ani-
mal economically he must be in good heart,
Dick's
Blood Purifier
Is a necessity where the best results from
feeding would be obtained. It tones up the system, rids the sto
bots, worms and other parasites that suck the life blood away.
Not hingllke Dick's for Ankh Cows,
For sale by druggists, at general stores
or sant oareceipt of50cents. Dice a Co„ P. 0. Box 482, MONTREAL
ceecoom000m000ax=ocoomoccocco
ach of
yrs, tcis.*Popo!
Ni
F
r Prices
D i i Mines e Prices
9 s' from
5
Fully guaranteed for 8896
Also a frill line of Baby i;al-riages in a few days.
PERKINS &, MARTIN
London, Huron and Bruce.
tiOnsO EoRTn- Passenger
London, depart........ 8.05 A, x. 4,90 roe
Oeetralie.. ,.,....,, 9.07 5.47
Hen all 8,37 22 6.00
Kippon................ 9.44
xrueeiield ..... • 9.52
Clinton . 10.12
Londesboro 10.29
Myth 10.88
Belgrave 10.52
W ingham arrive1110
G 20.
6.55
7.14
7.23
7.37
8.00
GOING Soui-a'- Passenger
Wingham, depart... ... 6,35`A. x. 3.25r. s
Iielgrave 6.50 3.47
Bytlh .......... 7.03
Loudeshore 7,10
Clinton.,.. 7.30
Brum:field.......... ........ 7.49
TC' en ..... ..........
Uoneall 8 96
Exeter. .. . ........ ...... 8,2.5
Centralia 8 4
4.01
4.08
4.58
4.46
4.63
4.55
5,12
0.23
101% OVBxt FIFTY YEARS
AN OLD AND WsI.n-TRIED linmenv. Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used fifty
WW1 by millions of mothers for theirebildren
while teething with perfect sueoeas. It soother
the child, softens the gume,allaya the pain,
cures the eolith and is the best remedy for
Diarrhoea. la pleasant to the taste. Sold by
druggists in every part oftbe world. 25 cents
a bottle. Its value is incaleultibie, Be sure
ask and a for Mrs. \Pi clew's
n Soothing Syrup
andtakeno other kind. y
z:YOU WANT THEM. CAN CET TWA Y.':-...
.00,',' 'IDIOM
. MERCHANTS OR DIRECT' i
. a FROM US. CATALOGUE FREE. 3
zi;,ta-8 Fuchsias, assorted„ 50c. a'•'
6,,,' I-6 Roses, ever -blooming, 50e. S"
r(G-80 , ., ..; w
iV OCannaGeraniumsBulbsgood,as'd,for50c50c. e i
40,A -S Monthretias, pretty,. 80c. a `,
1L-50 Gladi's Bulbs, mxd.,50c. ' ;
ise. U -Sweet Peas, Co11.aovar.50c. r,
z: hfi-Window Coll., r each
Ca i l Ivy and Show Geranium '-y
sn. Coleus, Manetta-Vine =„
p Mexican Primrose Fuchsia
I3 � w
Heliotrope �
o � Trad'
& P escantia 50c IS IT
1).3.atacrs.SEED
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-1 -fit Or
DR. SHOULTS,
CENTRALIA.
Office opposite Methodist Parsonage.
KINSMAN, DENTIST,
.L
a LD,R.eI'EGIAI,I[3T isGOLl'iFII.L••
ING. EXTRA CTTNG and PLATE
WORK. Gas and 1ccalanaeatLatiea forpain-
1 ars extracting. 2nd door north of CAR-
LING'S Store
ALTON AN DERSON D.D. S
JL! • L,D• S. Donor Graduate of the To-
ronto Tlniversityand Royal College of Dental
Surgeons of Ontario. Ftpeoialties, painless
extraotton and preservation of the 1 atural
teeth. Office over the Lees -Office of Eliiotclr
billet, opposite Central Betel, Exeter, Ont.
IfQ AGNEW L. D. S,DENTIST,
_LC* CLINTON.
Will be at Greb's bo:el Eerie)*
on the seemed Thursday of eaph
month and at Elodkin's hotel
Henwall every Monday
Ageiits
representing us can earn t20 per week sellinour Elardy Canad(an-grave nursery stoit.
Permanet position and salaries. Exclusive
territory. Write at once fer tnna t.0 E. c1,
GRHAM, NuussaTata, TORONTO, O1>TAI1IO
--T13E-
People's Building and Loan Association
LONDON - ONTARIO
BOARD OS DSREOTORs TH
Dr. J. A. Rollins,
Dr. C. Lutz, -
L H. Dickson, -
David Mill,
Fred. W; Wa Collins, -
I'aRTER. ONTARIO
President,
Vico-President.
Solicitor.
Valuator.
Soo-Treas.
DIr.ECTORS.
Jno Grigg, E. A, Folliek,'Jae. Miller, Wm
Southoott, Dr. Thos. A. Amos,
Sams. Sanders-
� d Make money by saving money Sixty cents
11"m rii"
r permonrh will ensure $100 in 7 years.
forms of application and all necessary int r-
- o oration apply to the Secretary, Mr. ,Fred. W.
Cortins. Poet Office, Exeter, oat,
Then Come T TT f B t
Bedroom
Suites
For ours are selected with
a view to suiting the most
searching taste, and all
can get what they want at
any price.
The Loading Furniture Dealers
The Leading Undertakers.
Gidley & Son,
ODDFELLOW'S BLOCK.
A Suit o1 Clothes
or a Single Garment'
Should Combine now' a days,
Correctness of Style,
Good Workmanship,
Moderate Cost,
Perfect Fit.
You look for these in an old and
reliable place, and A. J.
SNELL never disappoints his
patrons in any of these. A
large assortment of
Fall Winter Goods
In Worsteds and Tweeds, are
now on our shelves, and we will
take much pleasurein showing
them to you. There are many
other lines that are specially at-
tractive.
GET FOUR PUTTS
o'
At "W. Johns', The
Tailor. Made to order
for $3, 6, 7, etc. Suits
$11, 20, 21, etc. The
best place in. town to
get a fit.
W. JOHNS,
The Tailor.
Central
DRUG STORE.
Those who have used
VTin an' 5
Gough
Balsam..
Pronounce it unequalled as
a rdlnedy for Commis, Comm
AND BRRONCEITIO TBOUB1 ES,
Winan's Condition & Cough Powder
for horses, best in the mar-
ket. 'always on hand Also
a Cetobenefaoto and Lini-
ment, the medicine so sue.
cessfu;ly used by Mr. Chas.
Munroe, Parkhill, in this
and other towns, in treating
it11C1 curing various diseases,
For Sale at
C} LUTZ'S,
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