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The Manitoba Legislature was ferm-
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ally prorogued on Thursday.
Nervous Prostration
It is now a well established fact in
medical science that nervousness is due
to impure blood. Therefore the true
way to euro nervousness is by purify-
ing and enriching the blood. The
great blood purifier is Hood's Sarsa.
ilia. Read this Ietter:
or the Iasi two years 1 have been a
great sufferer with nervous prostration
and palpitation of the heart. Twee weak
in my limbs and had smothered aera-
tions. At last msephysioian advised ms
to try Hood's Sarsaparilla which I did,
and I am happy to say that I am now
strong and well. I am atilt using Hood's
Sarsaparilla and would not be without it.
I reoommend it to alt who are suffering
with nervous prostration and ppalpitation.
of the heart." MRs. DArlrclz, 56 Alioe,,St,,
Toronto, Ontario. Get Hood's, because
Hood'o Sarsaparilla
Is the Only
True Blood Purifier
Prominently in the public eye today. It
IA riot what we say but what Hood's Sar-
saparilla does that tells the story.
Mood's Pills act harmoniously with
leadh$arsapaxllla. zee.
A COUGH OR A COLD can be quick
Iy cured by Wood's Norway Pine
l yrup. Itis a combination of all that
is best in Lung healing medicines.
QUICM( RELIEF and sure cure follow
the use of Norway Pine Syrup in all
diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
Coughs, Colds,Hoarseness, etc, Price
25c., all druggists.
The Toronto Star repeats its belief
that Hon. Oliver Mocvat is going to
anter federal politics as leader of the
Ontario Liberals in the rowing election.
The Star says Mr. Laurier is pressing
Mr. Mowat to do so.
James Philpot of Guelph was manslaughter
ar-
rested on the charge of n
in connection with•the death of Lizzie
Griffenbau), who was killed by a fall-
ing wall, which the prisoner bad left
uuprotes•ted.
WANTED YOUNG oR MiDDLF.
AGED MEN of a arneten
tuidreds foremost in Canada, started red with us.
at
,About $14.00 a week to begin with. THE
BR DLEY.GAItRI:TSON CO. Lyn., Toronto,
Ont
8NEY TO LOAN.
at and 5} per cont. Private Funds.
ApIOpply,y LLIto
OT .C; ELLIOT,
.7auuary,1896. Solicitors, Exeter,
CUT TIIIS (7TJT withFi Centsi
in silver, and _you will get by return mail, A
GOLDEN BOX OF GOODS that will bring
You in more money hi ono mouth, than any -
Siting also in America.
A. W. T INNEY, E. T, Yarmouth, N. 5.
WANTED Trustworthy men and
women to advocatea popular
cause at home. $40.00 to $60.00 mont hly, to suit-
able persons. Address, Drawer 29, Brantford,
Ont.
GRAFTING LLE I! e
The undersigned is ropared to clo all kinds
of grafting on all kinds of fruit trees. Plums
and Pears a specialty, Scions carefully select-
ed. Charges moderate.
6-40 S. POWELL, Exeter.
NOTE LOST.
The Public are hereby cautioned against
negotiating a note given in favor of myself by
coo Gabriel Holtzman for about $22 on or about
March 13th, 1893. As the came has been lost.
WILLLk.11 VOELICER.
BayMaroh10th,1896.
A fit 64 Pi WES
to het framed. We have
hundreds of feet ot mould-
ing, ..ram 4c. par foot up-
ward4
-"llso a nice lot of pictures
cnear. A full stock of
Furniture andUndertaking
always on hand.
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R. N. ROWE.
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rFeu
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 keeping the very
best of fresh meats and it will be
our first aim to please customers:
t
Tenderloin, Spare Ribs, Sausage,
Hams, Bacon and everything usually
sold in the Peeking House can now be
procured at: the shop.
•
Orders promptly delivered and ac-
;counts rendered weekly, on which , a
discauut of ti per cent. will be given.
0, SNELL
Erma Chapman, aged five, was killed
by a Winchester street ear on Satur-
day afternoon.
Sir Charles Tupper has decided to
run in Cape Breton again. He will
not contest Ottawa.
Sampson Crowley, the young bicy-
clist who fractured his skull on Tues-
day last, died Saturday night,
It is not expected that the bill pro-
hibiting the importation of live cattle
into Britain will be passed this year.
Mrs. Bell was sentenced to imprison-
ment for life in the penitentiary. by
Justice Robertson for her atrocious
cruelties to her grandchildren at Ot-
tawa.
Arthur Robinson, a Marchmont
Home boy, who was employed on the
farm of John McCullough. Tyindi-
nage, was gored to death on Wednes-
day by a bull.
News comes from Winnipeg of the
killing by Indians near Trout Lake of
one of their number, who was sick
and acted strangely, under the belief
that he was a "vvehtigo," ormaneater.
The agents at Toronto of all pas-
senger steamship lines in the United
States and Canada have received
notification of an advance of 124 per
cent, on second cabin rates for the
season.
To be free from sick headache, bili-
ousness, constipation, etc., use Carter's
Little Liver Pills. Strictly vegetable.
They gently stimulate the liver and
free the stomach from bile.
It was rumored at Windsor Wed-
nesday that Sol, White, ex -M, P. P.,
North Essex, was out for the nomina-
tion for the Dominion Parliament.
There aro already fiye candidates in
the field.
ALL KINDS of Coughs, Tickling,
Hacking, Distressing, Obstinate or
merely slight coflgbs yield to the
soothing, healing effects of Wood's
Norway Piue Syrup. Price 25e„ all
druggists.
The latest report, that Joseph Mar-
tin is to succeed Greenway as Pre-
mier of Manitoba, is not credited by
politicians there. If Greenway does
retire, his successor will lie Sifton
without a doubt,
The old Pennsylvania. Railway de-
pot in Philadelphia was burned, with
-the car -sheds and a number of pas-
senger coaches. Two firemen were
killed by falling walls and a number
of men injured.
Floods are very bad in Quebec and
much daniage has been caused there-
by. The Quebec Central Railway
bridge at Sherbrooke has been swept
away, and the town of Richmond is
nearly all under water,
Andrew Carnegie has authorized the
trustees of the Carnegie Art. Gallery
Pittsl'ung Pa., to offer $8,000 for the
best two oil paintings by American
artists.
Theword ore.
"American" will
I t .
-
in 1 clot a Canadians.
.
There is trouble in the Port Colborne
Separate School between Rev. Father
'Eraylieg and Miss Reddin, the teach-
er. The trustees are equally divided
and the teacher is applying to the
court for protection in her position.
The death is recorded of .1. E. Nablo,
of the Howard road, nearThamesville.
About two weeks ago be fell from a
tree he was trimming, breaking some
ribs and receiving Internal iniuries.
He leays a: widow and grown-up fam-
ily. Deceased was highly respected.
"Half a span of angry steel" will pro-
duce no more fatal results than a
neglected cold or Bough, For all throat
and lung discuses, Ayers Cherry
Pectoral is the best remedy. It is in -
'valuable in cases of croup, whooping
cough, bronchitis, and la grippe.
Luke Doyle, of Camden, near Camden
East, about two week ago while teach-
ing a calf to drink. was bitten ou the
' thumb by the animal. Abort a week
later blood-p"•isoning set in, and, not-,
withstanding allthat medical skill could
devise, he died. He was in his Mrd
year.
The Halifax delegation appointed
some days ago to look. into the neces-
sity of a winter port at that place
have reported, and recommended that
a permanent port be established there,
everything regarding the investigation
and enquiry into the scheme being
quite satisfactory.
Rev. Dr. Carman, general superinten-
dent of Methodist missions, and Rev.
Jas. Wodsworth, superintendent of
missions, have gone to British Colum-
bia, whence they will make a tour of
the Indian mission stations, afterwards
returning to British Columbia in time
for the conference in May.
A large deputation from Montreal
waited on the Government at Ottawa,
asking a grant of half . a million to-
wards a World's Fair in that city next
year. Premier Bowell and Sir Charles
Tupper expressed sympathy with the
enterprise, but declined to promise
any financial aid until assured that
Toronto's proposed exhibitions would
not conflict with it.
The Provincial Medical Health
Department has received information
to the effect that smallpox is raging in
mauy parts of Michigan. The report
states that the plague has broken out
in seven different places, and it is
impossible to prevent the spread of the
disease. Every precaution will be
taken at Sarnia, Mooretown, Windsor
and Ariiherstburg.
At a meeting of the Board of
Management of the Domestic and
Foreign Mission Society of the
Church of England in Canada held
at Montreal Wednesday, it was decid-
ed to divide the office of secretary-
treasurer, and hereafter there will be
an honorary treasurer and a gpneral
secretary, at an ,allowance of $1,000 a
year.
At a meeting of the Canadian Horse
Breeders' Association, heldin.Toronto
Saturday, the following resolutions
were unanimously passed: "That this
association desire to. place on record
the fact that glanders is not prevalent
in Canada. They are satisfied from
their own knowledge, also from the
assurance of: Dr. Andrew Smith, V.S.,
principal of the. Ontario Veterinary
College, that no Canadian horses have
been.exported suffering from the dis-
ease. That the Hon. suffering
Montague,
Minister of Agriculture, be roqueeted
to take such steps as may best protect
our export trade in horses." •
MARX= = REP1ORTS.
•
Exeter, Apri122nd,1896
Wheat per bushel
Oats
Barley-. . ,....
Peas
Butter
,::2So30
... 6 to 15
7uikoys 10 7 o 17
Geese 6 to 5
Chickens per ID 5 to 6
Pork dressed 4.25 to $ n4.40
Pork live weight 335 to $3.35
Hay per ton.... ... $10.00 to $11.00
Clover seed ........... ....50 to 5_,75
Alsike clover 4.00 to 5.00
Timothy seed ... $2.50 to .76
London, April 22nd, 1896.
Wheat per bushel, . .... ....7o to
Oats..., .,..22 to
Ba
y 32 to
Buckwheat ....69 to
Rye ....70 to
Corn
Beans
Butter ,..
Ducks
Turkeys per Ib,,.. 7 to
Geese perm..,... 9 to
Chickens 30 to
Cheese 8
Potatoes per bag .. ,.25
Hay per ton ..... ,...$13.00 to
Pork per cwt..,. .. $1.50 to
Toronto. April 1896.
404to
o
..,,,,13 to
10 o
23
51
5
b5
15
11
65
50
to 8
to 30
$1.4.00
$4,75
Wheat
8
eat per bushel ...... ....800
Wheat Goose ..... 60
Barley ,,.3 4
Potts ,,,. .....5:
Oats 27
Butter' per it, .14
Eggs per doz.... „. , ,,,13
to
to1
to 61
to 31
to 53
to G
to 18
to 13
• BORN.
REARING-InStophen, on the 14th inst,, the
wife of W.11. Dearing, ot a son.
DIED,
BREMNER--In Parkhill, on the 110 inst.,
John Bremner, aged 81 years.
MUSTAIID-In Stanley on the 17th Just.,
James Mustard, aged 63 years, 2 days.
LOVETT-In Goderich township on April 18th,
Chas. Lovett, Sr., aged 80 years.
MUSTARD -In Stanley, on April 15, Elizabeth,
wife of Mr. Alex. Mustard, aged40 years.
JOHNS -At Elimville on the 18th hist, Lena
Jane, daughter of John Johns, aged 14 years,
11 months.
FRASER-In Morris, on April 14th, Jennie
Tbyne, 'wife of Mr. Wm. Fraser, aged 28
years and 4 months.
WIS1MAN--In Clinton. on April 16th, Mar-
garet, relict of the late David Wiseman, of
Osborne, aged 79 years.
McISAAC-In East Williams, en the 12th inst..
Mary Ann, daughter ot John 11iclsaae, aged
20 years and 10 months.
JAMIESON-In Brussels, on Monday, April
13th, Ethel May, daughter of David. and
Alma Jamieson, aged 4 years and 10 days.
MARRIED.
THOMPSON - BROWN --- At the Sylvan
Methodlstparsanage, by the Iter. John hart,
on the 17th inst., Matthew 11. Thompson to
Adeline Brown, all of Lucan.
PAKTON-SAIUNDEIRS - At the Methodist
parsonage, Parkhill, on the 11th inst., by Roy.
Hart. George. Paxton, to Mlss Phoebe Saund-
ers, all of McGillivray.
McBRIDIc.-WILLERT—.At the manse. KM-
pon, on April 11th, by Rev. S. Acheson. lur.
John McBride, of Stanley, to Mies Annie
Wiliest, allay,
ALLEN- BIRMINGHAM -In Stratford. on
April 18tb,1896, Charles George Allen, Esq.,
Gravenburat, to Sara Erie Btriniugliam, of
London, Ont.
E t - Y 4 residence of
11; 1 YZ G1tA . t theMr.Adam
near relative. ou 1prf Mb. by
Itov.I? Dickson, 11usgrave, Mr. John Kerr, to Mrs.
Janet Gray, both of McEiliop.
SADDLER- McLELLAN-At St. James:
Presbyterian Church, on Thursday, April
16th, by?Rot:'Mr.fTalling, Mr:Arthur Saddler.
of London, to Miss Jessie M. McLellan, of
Lucan, Ont.
Would give us perfect health. Because
men and women are not perfectly wise
they must take medicines to keep
themselves perfectly healthy. Pure,
rich blood is the basis of good. health.
Hood's Sarsaparilla is the One True
Blood Purifier. It gives good health
because it builds upon the true found-
ation—pure blood,
Hood's Pills are purely vegetable,
perfectly harmless, always reliable and
beneficial.
Dyspeptics who despair of
a cure try Manley's Celery -
Nerve Compound. It never
fails.
Gentlemen: As a cure for dyspep-
sia 1 don't think Manley's Celery -
Nerve Compound can be beaten. 1
suffered greatly with this trouble
for a long time, and after trying
numerous remedies, but without
success, ltookyour Compound, and
it has made me thoroughly better.
1'ly wife also has found your Celery -
Nerve Compound most beneficial,
she having used it as a tonic with
the rreatestsuccess. P. Staneiand.
Royal Hotel, sSS Yonge St.
Marriage; Licenses
—ISSUED AT—
ROWS JEWELRY SWORE
No Witnesses Required.
A complete Stock of Jewelry, Silver-
ware, etc.
Repairing receives careful and per-
sonal attention.
R. HICKS,
Central Telephone Office.
ishing
ac
Long Bamboo Poles from roc
up. Also nicely finished Pointed
Bamboo Poles. Light Pointed
Poles with Lancewood tips.
Trout Hooks, Trolling Hooks,
Treble .Hooks, Hooks for all.
kinds of fish.
A good assortment of the lat—
est Flies from which to select.
Fresh Garden and . Flower
Seeds at
J,W. Browning's
First Great
Retui&t!
PURE BLOOD A N D
STRONG BRAINS.
Paige's Celery Com-
pound gives these
Blessings to every
Sufferer.
The Only Medicine
that thoroughly
banishes Dis-
ease.
an Ontario Lady's Exper.
licks.
I The. Wingbaan Whitecaps.
A Provincial detective is still in
Wingham collecting further ovidenee
in the Fields case. He seems to have
the matter well in hand, A great
many citizens are either directly or
indirectly Connected with the affair,
The detective stated on Tuesday that
he had not decided whether he would
make further arrests at present or not,
He left on Wednesday to visit Gado -
rich and complete his preparations for
the trial, which will take place May
lith.
DIZZINESS IN TTE HEAD.
Tress is A SURE PRECURSOR Or'
APOPLEXY, AND Diu. AG'_V7tw'S CURE
POR THE HEART AT ONCE"' TO BE
TABEM.
No one can read the daily papers
without being seriously impressed with
the fact that a large number of people
in the present age have within their
system the evidence of apoplexy. This
t seen and felt often in a trembling
and uncertainty of the Limbs, and fre-
quently in an unpleasant dizziness itnd
lightness of the head. He is a very
unwise man who, knowing these spit -
toms to exist, does not promptly take
measures to have them removed. We
know of no remedy that has been so
remarkably successful in this particular
as Dr. Agnew's Cure for the Heart.
Primarily it is a heart Cure, but it. is
equally effective in what it is to same
extent a parallel disease, apopletic
symptoms. In a season when unusual
heat prevails and excitement often rues
high, we are doing a kindness to wren
and women by letting them know of
this remarkablemedioine. Sold by C.
LUTZ.
The first great requisite for it condi-
tion of perfect health for every mar,
women and child at this season, is
pure blood and strong, healthy
nerves. They give us the health,
strength, vim activity that we are so
eager to possess, so that we may be
fortified to meet the enervating
weather of our hot summer.
Three-fourths of our people rush into
the portals of summer with systems
charged with deadly impurities and
poisons. The blood is foul and stag-
nant; the liver and kidneys work im-
perfectly, and are very often diseased.
With many, rheutnatisui, dyspepsia
and indigestion are daily tormentor.
Constipation, headache, drill head and
heavy brains, weak and tired feelings
and sleeplessness, make life a misery
for thousands.
Life is not safe when such symptoms
and disease are permitted to run un-
cheeked. If you, reader, happen to be
one of the ')any of the many suffering
of the forms of disease just
referred to, do not fail to give Paine s
Celery Compound a trial at once.. t
is your only safety -your only
true mei
certain
deliverer from perils that ex .a
in death.
Paine's Celery Compound is au
absolute and certain specific for the
troubles that threaten your life; it bas
cured thousands, and will do the same
good work for you, One bottle will
yisit thana tori physi-
cian,
you less i I
p y.
cian, and will coutriye you of its
power to cure,
Mrs. C. Ferguson, of Reclickville,
Ont. says:
"For eight years I was sorely
troubled with neuralgia, nervous
debility and indigestion, for which I
tried various advertised medicines,
and was treated by five doctors. I
did not receive any good results from
any source until I was recommended
to use Paine's Celery Compound.
Before Fhad used one bottle of the
Compound I found myself much bet-
ter. After using four bottles, I am
now almost as well as ever before in
my life. I sleep well, appetite is
good, and I feel renewed and strength-
ened."
PROTESTANT AND CATHOLIC
CLERGYMEN.
ARE OP ONE MIND TouCEING THE RE-
MEDIAL CHARACTER OP DR. AGNEW'S
CATARRHAL POWDER.
While Protestants and Roman
Catholics are wide apart as to certain
remedial measures proposed just now,
they find common meeting ground in
Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder. Take
Hamilton alone. This medicine has
been used by Presbyterians like the
Rev. Mungo Fraser, D. D., and Rev.
John Scott, D. D., by Episcopalians as
with the Rev. W. H. Wade, and Rev.
Chas. E. Whitcombe; by the well
known Baptist Rev. G. Anderson; by
prominent members of the Methodist
church, and by the Rev. Father Hin-
chey, and many of his parishioners.
They all tell the one story of the gx eat
good this medicine has done them.
'Te same story has come from the
most prominent clergymen in Toronto
and elsewhere. It is unlike any other
catarrhal remedy, simple, easy and
pleasant to take, and quick in a cure.
It will give relief within ten minutes
in Hay Fever. Sold by C. LUTz.
INSIDE AND OUTSIDE.
Internally used Burdock Blood Bit-
ters cleanses, purifies and tones every
organ of the system. In all cases
where sores, ulcers, blotches, scrofula,
etc., appear on the surface au outward
application exercises wonderful cura-
tive power over the skin and flesh,
healing them completely without
even leaving a scar. Here is a case in
point:
After having used Burdock Blood.
Bitters for scrofula in the blood I feel
it my duty to make known the results.
I was treated by a skilled physician
but he failed to cure me. I had run-
ning sores on my neck which could
to be healed until I tried B. B. B.,
which healed them completely, leaving
the skin and flesh sound and whole.
As long as I lige I shallspeak of the
virtues of B. B. B., and I feelrate-
.ful to Providence that such amedicine
is provided for sufferers.
Mt s. W. BIu 11VI1TT,
•• Acton P. O. Ont.
A shocking accident occurred near
the Eau one day last week, whereby a
son of James Coleman of con. 2, lost a
foot. It appears that he and his twin
brother, to celebrate their birthday,
had taken agun and gone hunting.
While one of them was reloading it, a
cartridge in some way was exploded,
the; contents of which lodged in the
ankle of his brother. Dr. Langford
'.vas speedily summoned, but the
wound was so serious that amputation
above the ankle was necessary.
Herbert `V4'allis, Mechanical Super-
intendent of the Grand Trunk, bus re-
signed, and will be succeeded on May
ist by F. W. Morse, master mechanic
of the Wabash.
LOTCHES
are particularly disagreeable because
they are noticeable and apt to cause
comment. Purify the blood with
Scott's Sarsaparilla and. remove
them. All this class of diseases, as
well as blood putrefaction and bone
decay, are usually of scrofulous
origin.
Scrofula
and scrofulous complaints of all
kinds, blemishes, pimples, blood
eruptions, biliousness, dyspepsia,
indigestion. heart disease, syphilis,
or rheumatic troubles cannot be
offthespring if the
warded in s
n
system is not put in good order.
A Boy's Life Saved
"One day my little boy, aged 7,
got a full and hurt his knee. Inflam-
mation of the knee joint set in and.
the decay of the bone of the leg
rapidly followed. Doctors removed
over a hundred pieces of decayed
bone, but theprocess of decomposi-
tion continued. All attempts to
stop it failed. The boy had but a
few days' life before him according
to all human expectations. Mr.
Denham, druggist, Petrolia, advised
me to try Scott's Sarsaparilla, I did
so,and not only saved but complete-
ly cured my boy."—josEPH Dux -
can, farmer, Lambton. County, Ont.
Doubters may write either Mr.
Duncan or Geo. Denham, druggist,
Petrolia P.O., for verification of
these facts, then they will immedia-
tely purchase a bottle of
SCOTT'S
bARSAFARILLA
414 dealers. ,,,>+;1.O0 per large bottle.
Small teaspoonful a dose.
Scott's Skin Soap clears the skin.
ascxx.x'rr -.
QEALED TENDERS For the Supply for the
Permanont Force and Active Militia, of
Necessaries, Barrack Stores and Camp Equip-
ment,
qui -
anent, consisting of. Boots, Socks, Undercloth-
ing, Shirts, Razors, Brushes, eta.; Rugs. Sheets
Corn Brooms, etc.; Blankets, Waterproof
Sheets, Marquees; Saddler_yyand. Numnahs, will
be received up to noon, Friday, 8th of May,
1806. The tenders aro to be marked on the left
hand corner of the envelope. "Tenders for
Militia Store Supplies," and are to be addressed
to the undersigned.
The contract for Boots is to cover a period of
three years from the 1st July, 1896; those for
Necessaries, Barrack Stores and Camp Equip-
ments are for ono year from 1st July, 1896.
Printed forms of tenders containing full par-
ticulars inay be obtained from the Department
at Ottawa, at the office of the District pay-
masters at London, Toronto, Kingston, Mont.
real, Quebec, St' John, N. 03 and Winnippeg
Man„ and rho office of tho lieput Adjutent
General of Military District No. 9, Tr litax.
Every article of Necessaries, Barrack Stores
eta, to be furnished, as well as the material
therein, must be manufactured in Canada, and
similar inp every respect to the sealed pat-
tern thereof, which may be seen at the office
of the undersigned at Ottawa. This does not
apply to materials for saddlery. Neither sealed
patterns nor samples will be sent to parties'i
desiring to tender.
No tender will bo received unless made on a
printed form furnished by the Department,
, nor will the tender bo considered if the sprinted
form is altered in any manner whatever.
Each tender must be accompanied by an ac-
cepted.
cceIited Chartered Canadian Bank theiiue nay -
able to the order of the Honorable the Munster
of Militia and Defence, for an amount equal to
ton per cent of the total value of the : article
tendered for, which ;willbe forfeited if the
party making 5lie tender declines to sign a
contract when .called upon to do so. IE the
tender bo not accepted the , cheque will be re-
turned.
Tho Department does not bind itself to accept
the lowest or any tender.
A. B ,N O1T, Capt., •
Secretary.
Department of Militia a (once,
Ottawa, April, A ril, ,
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•„ Fine Drivers
•is a scientific preparation in the form of a powder, It purifies .the blood, strength-
ens the digestion, turns a rough coat into a smooth ani glossy one and puts the
animal "in condition." He then has '"good life" and feels like holding up hie
4
s.1 and lifting his feet.
M 1LG H GOWS are greatly benefitted by it. The whole system is toned
® up. The digestive organs being strengthened, more nutriment is drawn from the
O food and the flow of milk increased.
iD1Ck'6 'Blood Purifier will pay for itself ten times over.
For ague by druggists, at general stores or sent post p.dd on recetyt of 50 cts.
Dick 6t Co., P. 4. Box 482, Montrealj
at44,N•NO at9OA41.40 4.44aOa•44O11aa**4149. ® o
cannot be made out of horses that ere
out of condition. Merely to feed
plenty of oats is not enough. Ahorse
gets run down the Same as a man
and needs a general toning up.
Dick's
Blood Purifier
London, Huron and Bruce.
Gansu 1 Qa'ril-- Passenger
London. depart 8.
Centrali't...... •9.t
Exeter. .....,973
Hensel'. ........... ...... 9,37
$ippon
5s,at, 4.30e.s4
5's 00
6'200
6,23
0.05
7.14
7.23
8.00
Brimfield . ........ 62
oBrimfield
Clinton ............. 10,12
Londeaboro .1091)
Blah
Belgravo ...„,.......,, 10.62
Wftzham arrive.... 11.10
GAIce Sours'- Passenger
Wingham, depart...... 6.33 a. x. 3.25 P. #
Belgrave...,......'. 550
Bytth..... ........... 7 OS
Landosboro 7.10
Clinton..,. 7.30
Brucefield7.49
itinnan. •.,. ,.,......,,$ R1
4.01
4.03
4.46
4 588
An important bill was introduced in
the British House of Cognitions by
Right Hon. Henry Champlin to reduce
the assessment on agricultural lands
one-half.
Jas. Stephenson, ex -superintendent
of the Grand Trunk Railway, was
presented at Montreal on 'Wednesday
evexiing with a small carved cabinet,
containing .a cheque for $2,000, re-
presenting the proceeds of subscrlp
itons by Grand Trunk employes of all
grades, to .a testimonial of esteem.
An illuminated address accompanied
the gift.
exetell 12 D ,
Fuggier .,...«..., $,25 6
Centralia 8 4 &,23
SHOULT'S,
CENTRALIA,
0ROV&S el/TY Yealta Office opposite MethodistParaonaae.
Aa Onn APO Wsr,I.-Yarm Bnnssr.- ]lira
Winelow'e Soothing Syrup hu been used fifty
years by millionsof mothers for their children
while teething with perfect success. It soothes
the child, softens the gnme.aUays the pain,
mares the oolio, and is the best remedy for
Diarrhoea. is pleasant to the taste. Sold by
druggists in every part of the world. 25 ciente
and ask' fortMrs.ue Winslow's Seething Sare
erpa
andtakeno other kind.
ife
EVE N
d ° h: You WANT [ MERONAAN NT$ 0ET 'Dins 8 WREOT ,,r`
y
X;
B-8 Fuchsias, assorrtted . Sec. a a
,ya, I-6Roses, ever-blooming,60e.:.
fV1e G-8 Geraniums, good .. 60e. ata
ell V-6 Canna Buibs,es'd,or60c. a o
,q.7 A.-8 Montbretias, pretty . 60e. ?
”
"*lL -SQ Gledi's Bulbs,tax"1,,6Qc.
aU-Sweet Peas,Co1J.3ovar60c. '
at E -Window Coll., t each y .
p py Ivy and Show Geranium ac'
e. Coleus. Manetta Vine az
a
Heliotrope
ao
1i tro a &T
radescaa lab
p t Qc ,.
► a
Mexican Primrose, Fuchsia o
s.2
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l'tSTEE LE .BRIGGS SEED C01.1-')
T:,RONTO'7NT
DOW]
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.
..t-. t(1 o Y ji j.T
BAS1L'7.i aCEJI,YJJ 111
Then Come To Us for Best
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 Leading Furniture Dealers
The Leading Undertakers.
Gidiey & Son
ODDFELLOW'S BLOCK..
,4 Suit of Ulothes
3
H. LD.8.8PECIALIBT in GOLD FILL -
KINSMAN, DENTIST,
INGI, EXTRA (:TI?` G and P I,ATE
WORK. Gas and local Anaesthetics forsin
i ess extracting. 2nd door north .tat CAR-
LING'S Store
DL,LTON AN P 1:,RSON D.D. s
• L.D.S. Hon" draduate *Me To•
route University awl Jyal College et Dental
Surgeons of 0ntar . Specialties, painless
extraction and preservation of the natural
teeth. °Sae over the LawOirioe of E113otdc
Elliot, opposite Centres Hotel, Exeter, Ont.
-.,
R AGNEW L. D. 8.DENTIST,.
' • CI,IITToN.
'Will ba at Greb's hotel Zurich
on the seoond Thursday of each
month and at nodgin's hotel
normal]. every Monday
or a Single Garment
Should Combine now a days,
Correctness of Style,
Good Workmanship,
Moderate Cost,
Perfect Fit.
Y ou look for these inan 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 end Tweeds, are
now on our shelves, and we will
take much pleasure in showing
them to you. There are many
other lines that are specially at-
tractive. GRIEVE-
• . SIxf xiz. J. H. GRIEVE-
--.-THE----
People's Building and Loan Association
LONDON - - ONTARIO
Bosiio OP D)aaoTosalrir
Eutaw, OMTLMI4
It 1 President,
J. A a e Pr ardent,
n
1 ,
Dr. 0. Lutz, - Vico-President.
L H. Dickson, - Solicitor.
David Will, Valuator. .
Prod. W. Collins, - Secy-Treas.
:DIRECTORS
Jim Grigg, E, A, Folliek,'Jas. Miller, Wm.
Sonthoott, Dr. a lies. A. Amos„
Sarni, Sanders.
Make money by saving money. Sixty dents
per month will ensure $100 in 7i rears. For
forms of application and all necessary infor-
mation apply to the Secretary, Mr. ,Fred. W.
Collins. Post Once, Exeter, Ont.
Central
IJRTJG STORE.
Those wllo have used
Winan's
Cough
Balsam.
Pronounce it unequalled as
a remedy for CouGBs, COLDS
AND BROIWCRITIC TRO•UBIES,
Winan's Condition , Cough Powder
foi horses, best in the mar-
ket. always on hand, Also
a Cetobenefacto and Lini-
ment, the medicine so sue.
oessfulIy used by Mr Chas.
Munroe, Parkhill, in this
and other towns, in treating
and curing various diseases,
For Sale at
C. LUTZ'S,
1CYCLES
Closing Out
Sale ofBicy--
Owing to ari enlargement of
the Merchant Tailoring branch of
my business, and requiring all
available space for • increased
stock, I have decided to :Vo out
of the Bicycle business.
Several wheels on hand,
which will be sold at cost for
cash.
"ROAD KING"
"DUKE"
"CRAWFORD"
IN LADTES' AND GENT'S.
i Call and get a snap%