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Otsercesst triala►nd test prove
In regard to Hood's Sarsaparilla
111
st Greatest Merit
Secured byapeculiar CombIna.
s. Hon, Properties and Process
unknown to others -. which
naturally and actually produces
2dGreatest Cures
,
Shown by thousands of honest,
• voluntary testimonials — which
naturally and actually produce
•42d, Createst Sales
I
Aettrtl t4 Iia statements e ult t of
druggists alt over the country.
In these three points hood's
Sarsaparilla is peculiar t., Itself.
00
ar i
� sa[„far II
[s thebest is is the One Trite BloodPur ger.
• err the onir pilt. to take
blood's Pills wiwl3uod'aSitr,Iaparillal..
MONEY TO LOAN.
On good improved farms at lowest rates of
interest. Apply to 1 LIOT & ELLIOT,
Atli Nov.189,'li. Solicitors. Exeter.
CUT Tins OUT anct return to liS
with Five Conte
to silver, and BOX
will get by return mail, A
•GOLDIvN BO:C OF GOODS that will bring
,,cm in more money in ono month, than any-
tng else in America.
A. W. KINN1 Y, E. T, Yarmouth. N. S.
A CCORD1NG TO AGENTS' REPORTS,
"Queen Vittoria ; Her life and reign.'
Introduction by Lord Du#'urin, will reaoh high
'stater mark of, circulation • ono agent reported
twenty-nine orders the day after ho got his
preepeotus, many take orders from three-
fourths of calls made ; wo need canvassers for
1['xllti)dtl and Australia; prospcotustree on de-
ttoalt o! V. as guarantee ; if you want a share
of thisl,ch n,:nt l,uitle, tor territotyfs going
pawt. The Iiratiley.Garrotson Co., Ltd., Toronto.
__.. I- KINSMAN, L. D. S.
• DENTIST.
Specialist in Gold Filling and
Plate Wurk. Extracts without
any rain or sickbcas, or any bad
effects in the goo s Nod face. At Zurich onlast
'num; ya: call. month. Rooms west aide
Ik.ail, hilt rt, hatter.
)ALTON ANPr,RSON t).D.S
▪ • L. D• S. Hoar .!tadaste of the To-
ronto Unif, tYlty Inti 01111 . Oliege of Dysart
B urro Ds or (Auto • Liles, pain),.9
xeraecton and oreeerv*tion of the , &lure]
teeth eel over .he Leart.)ffee or Elliot
Inlet, (myosin,ileetral i1(4.1, grater,ont.
1) AGN EW L. 0. S.DENTIST.
L. CIA N. 1N.
Willb.at Orates hotel Zartot
on the fraud 1't.uraasy of east
month and of U•,ditin's bum(
I[eneail errs hteadav
air TQ1711
t►
DOWIT
a At W. Johns', The
Tailor. Made to order
for $3, 6, 7, etc. Suits
X311.. 20, .21, etc. The
best place in town to
get fit.
W. JOHNS
The Tailor.
A Suit Of `:iothos
or a Single Germain'
Should Combine now a days,
Correctness of Style,
Good Workmanship,
Moderate Cost,
Perfect Fit.
You look tor these in an old and
reliable pia •e, and A. J.
N}+11.L new r disappoinishis
patrons to acv of these. A
large a)sottix}ent of
Tall & °v in or Goods
in' . Worsteds and Tweeds. are
cow on our shelves, anti we will
take rultc:1 i.leasure in slit -eying
them to •,:o•u. There are roan)
other lines that are specially at-
ractiv;•.
A.. S. % 14r'a '1.i,.cXx.
Central •
.v) nn [ G Sr1,1() It E.
Those 4i 1'ttlt.�E have
-Clough
Balsam.
Frommn(e it uliequalb.,d
S re me(1y for (`C)I (FHB, a C)LD$
AND BBONCLATIC TROUBt: 8,
W;L'anl s Condition & Tenet Powder
er
col horses, best in the mar-
ket. always on hand. Also
a Cetobrellr.`'`a , 1
t tic t>.Uci Lini-
ment, the medicine so rine.
gest ugly died by Mr. Chas,
Mu;nroe, Parkhill in i;his
again other towns, treating
in. treatin��r
enol t;trim . various diseases,
For 13,11 ;
C.� LUTZ'S
MARKET RTS,
Exeter,
Wheat por bushel ..,..
Oats
Barley.
Butter.. •
Eggs
'reyat
Geese
Chickens per lb
Ducks
Dried Apples..
Pork dreseed •
Pork Live weight
Hay per ton
Clover seed . .
Aleikc clover .,,.
.timothy seed
Deeetnber 2nd. 1896,
,..80 to 81
.18 to 20.
20 to 2$
. 88 to 40
12 to 12
15 to 15
9 to 6
4
to 4
,.to 5
2 to 21<
5.N to S.OU
., .$ 800 to
1.09
to
1.59 to
... $2.50 to
8..
r0
5
5
,.
London. December 2nd, ISM
Wheat per bustle, ,.,.81 to 84
Oats,... ..., ....17
Peas'... 36
Barley
8ikwheat ....2
ltye ....,, ... 55
Corn —.28
Beane 40
Butter 12
Dr
ucks 45
Turkeys per Rs.... 7
Geese perm .....
Chit'kens:. , ..
Cheam, .... ,
Potatoes por bag
Hay per ton
Pork per cwt,
9
30
8
to 2
to 44
toto 259
to 30
to 31
to 55
to 12
to 65
toto 10
to 50
to 8
to 50
$4 $
.550 to $1.75
Derangement of the liver. with con-
stipation, rn't res the c a
l
cxinn in-
duce pimples, sallow skin. Remove
the cause byusing Carter's Little Liver
Pills. One a dose. Try them.
If ynu are anxious to find the most
reliable blood -purifier, read ill Ayer's
Almanac the testimonials of those who
have been 'Cured of such t'rrib'e dis-
eases as catarrh, rheumatism, and
scrofula, by the use of Ayers Sarsa-
parilla. Then govern yourself accord-
ingly.
Have You Seen
have you heard
of�_
The New Cook Stove
GOOD CHEER.
It is worth seeing as
is one of the
latest inventions of
the . age. We
have it on our floor.
Oow Chains,
Axes, At
Lanterns, Re
danced
XcuTSaws,
Prices
(Fully Warranted.)
X Ray Raisin Seeder
No housekeeper
should be with-
out it. It works
perfectly.
H. Bishop & . Son.
P. S.—We have some second
handed cook and heating stoves
If you want one do not come
next week, they will be gone.
rIDLEY& SON.
Will now be found in thei
New Premises, Opera house
Block.
Watch for
change of Ad.
i
�"r & Son,
If You Suffer
The Fault • Is Your Own.
Paine's Celery Compound
Earth's O,.ly Cure For
—All Forms of Rheu-
matism
Hundreds of twinges - of pain and
heat's of agony every day ; weeks
and months of helpless suffering, and
stillyou go
yon from bad to worse, un-
til you hecotne crippled and deformed.
It you are a constant martyr to
rheumatism and its tortures, the fault
is your own. • You might easily have
avoided all the ntgonies of past days
a•rd bights, i
t had you
used Paine's
s
Celery Compouud.
You cannot plead the excuse that
you did
not know f -
3 0 such
a
disease -conquering medicine. You
surely have heard your friends speak
of it. The newspaper's have heralded
thousands of victories wou by Paine's
Celery Compound °ref' rheumatism ,
and if your pi)ysician has failed to te11
+shout the great modern rheuma-
tic cure, he has kept the truth from
you for his Own benefit.
If yeti sive now in agony, you are
certainly in pert. Y()u must to day
give up eXperiments With useless
medicines an d use a truly
scientific tuedicine like Plane's Celery
Compound, which will surely remove
the cause of your suffering, and pex'-
nutnentiy cute you.
You are not by any means in a hope-
less state. Be at surt'd, Pnine's Celery
Compound will deliver you from your
present bondage of agony. Notwith
standing your past failures with ner-
vines, sarsaparillas, bitters and pills,
Paine's Celery Compound will give
you the new life you are so eagerly
looking; for. Try it ; there can be no
failure-
W.
atilure-W. McWilliams, of Bradford,
(hit.. an old sufferer frontrheuuaatisin,
says :
•k.ltsolicited, I forward this testi
10011ial ars to the value of Paine's
Celery Compound. I a1O•pretty well
up in years and WAS solely atfflieted
with rheumatism, I purchasa'd and,
used six bottles Of your medicine, and
am now perfectly well; I have no rheu-
tism left,”
PUNY AND FRETFUL BAuw.
This is now quite 11'1 lacess ley
Like many others, you may have your
baby fat, laughing anti happy, if you
give it'Srott's Emulsion. Babies take
it like Cream.
One -twelfth oftheP.)pulationof Enp-
lahu .idlers f'r'ont gout. A Berlin phy-
sician, 1)r. lr'ehlatner, says that this
malady is often due to the excessive
use of neat•.
FJIt OVER FIFTY YEARS.
AN OLD AND WELL-TRRIED RETIED Y.—Mrs.
14'in8low'a Soothing Syrup has been used fifty
years by millions of mothers for their children
while teetlm.g, with perfect success. Jt soothes
the ehild, softens the guxns. allays the pain.
cures the colic, and istboremedy for Diarrhoea.
11 is pleasant to the taste. Sold by druggists
in every I,ctrt of the t% arid. 25 cents a bottle
Its value 114 incalculable. Be sure and ask for
Mrs. Wlnslow'a Soothing Syrup and take no
other kind.
Notice
Notice is hereby given that i will not be re-
sponsible for any debts or accounts incurred by
my wife Martha Horn• she haviuglefI. my bed
and board without any leave nr 1 Invocation.
RICH Al(1) HORN.
Centralia Nov. 23rd 18911.
For Sale or To Rent.
Tho village property occupied by the late
David Turnbull, on William street, Exeter.
fere are three Intl of land, on which 1,1 erect-
ed a first class brick house ; also good stable.
This is a desirable property for either business
man or retired farmer. Key to be had at
Mrd. Gardinor's William street. For further
particulars apply to I.tOB]EIlT G AIRDINER,
Farquhar 1'. O.
IdARkIED.
McGREGOR—WALTERS—On Wednesday,
Nov. 18111, at the Slane. Sprin,_bank, by the
Rev. J. McKinnon, B. D., Mr. Samuel Mc-
Gregor. M.D. of Nekson,a. Wisconsin. to MIsa
F.lh:n IV•Lltora, d't,htr)r ct lir. win. Walters
of Ettet williann, Ont,
G t .Y—On the 21st inst., Tames Gray, East
Williams, aged 46 years.
VJLK—On the 2lst inst., Edward Volk, Green-
way. aged 69 years.
M.)liIXISON—On the 18th kat. Mrs. Catharine
Morrison, of Stephen, aged 62 years.
Ri':DMOND•-In Hay. on the 3018 ult., Ann
Redmond. aged GS years.
SELLERY—At &ufra, on the 29th ult., Wm.
SelIery, aged 79 years.
Poorbaby ! Your pity goes
out to it and rightly. To be
thin, for a baby, is to be de-
prived of its natural ease; to
suffer and not be able to feel
it ; to wear a sad pinched face;
to Iive on the edge of sick-
ness; to grove imperfectly;
and to lose the power of .re-
sisting disease. When a ba y
Is thin it needs more fat than
It gets from its food; it is
starved, fat -starved. Scott's
Initilsion is the easiest f:t-
it can have; the fat it needs.
Half of
..e,. o w r
. t -
t
� fin..
• 1-
is taken by babies.. Mothers
like it because It brings the
dimples..back.
t4CorT's EMULSION his teen mier;ei by
tt+s n +ttt.al.; -+n tsidri for toady years. (Asa .your
do 'nr.) " t•t w i0 because it it *Ways pwlaH8Sr-4.
ways uhrfarre--ui rty/. rua!airl /4epored Nabrwegia
Cad-'por Gil s s i ihAnn.`v.sphrra.
in.i,tt'on Lkeett's fsiivui.lsn w[I► trine-wu::lt a(,.
tam Jowl 8.li.
rut up is 4p avert sod tit:iolt.rs, 11r swt0n else
ytsy beee eucilt Cicero yaw cough or gulp rout twist.'
Saida dr Stow" itsnsv#iie. Owl.
A.INCURABLE CURE
. D
1 AETE1i TREATMENT IN CANADA'S Bum:
• 7dOSivrALS HAD FAILED. •
•
One of the Most Remarkable Cases on
Record—Ten° Years of Intense Suf
feeing; From Acute Rheurnatisnl--
The Whole Body Contracted and
Out of Shape in Every Limb—Again
Restored to Active Life.
From the Nesvrnarket Advextiser. •
We suppose there is not a resident
of Newmarket who noes not know
'Ir. J. A. 11:iufxatt•, soba does not know
of the years of suffering and who has
not heard of his release from a- lite of
g
'helplessness and
•pain through the
medium of Dx'. Williams Pink Pills.
Indeed we doubt if in the annals of
iudicine there is a more refilarkable
restolaation than has been accomplish-
ed in 111r. Moffett's case, and he deems
it his duty to (mankind to make the
facts known through the c'o;nuns of
the Advertiser.
Telt Yeas ago
Years Mr. Moffatt ffatt was
working in the Newmarket Eat F•u'
tory. Through the incase 'e of the
damp room, and possibly a ne care-
lessness in regard. to his health, be was
attacked with severe cold w hicl,
eventually settled in his limbs. For
some c t to years he was an almost, eclustaitt
setffet•et front rheumatic pains and
spentxu1cli u,oney in treat Went for
the trouble, hut wall no t'esult beyond
stn oreasional to lnporary release front
pain. Finally to make matters worse
he was attack* d with malaria, and
rlexunatic fever. Ise eras then
forced to go to tI.e Toronto general
1�1 S
hospital when it was round thaat he
was afflicted with t•ot'ticollis(wry peek).
During the first six months in the
hostas! he was tinder tete tre.atxnent
of the staff electrician, ic'ian, but the
powers of electricity entirely failed,
aid after a cousultati(nt of physician:
it was deemed advisable to perform•
an operation. Six weeks later a second
opt ration was performed. The oper-
ations proved successful only in so far
as they afforded temporary relief. IIe
remained in the hospital from Novem-
ber, 1890. till January. 1802, and with
all the modern remedies and appliances
known to the staff of that well equipp-
ed in$titntiol) no permits ent relief
could be obtained. IIe ss at:Olen advised
to go home, partly in the hope that the
change might prove beneficial. but in-
stead he continually grew wOrse, and
in March, 1892, was again forced to his
led; ,cud those Toho knew of his con-
. ditiou 41111 riot lesieve he had long
to live. At'this time every joint in his
body was swollen and distorted, and
he suffered the most. excruciating
agoey. It' a person walked :Cres his
bedroom it intensified the pain as
though he was being pierced and torn
with knives, and if touched he would
scream 'cloud wit b agony. In this
state of hopeless suffering he reutained
bedfast for eighteen months, all the
while using all manner of medicines
from which relief might be hoped for.
Then he was put under the treatment
of a celebrated Toroui'.o speeiaalist, ,but
with no better result. After this last
experilllent failed, he determined to
try Dr. `Williams' Pink Pills, at the
sante time discontinuing all other
treatment. •At. the end of three
months there was a very noticeable
improvement in his condition, and so
much so that his mother thought 1)e
could he lifted outside. He was still
so weak, however, that he was only
able to remain ftp at few minutes as be-
fore. When taken back to bed he felt
a sudden tingling sensation going up
from his toes and through his joints
and spine. The mext morning when he
awoke the pain had left the body and
lodging in the arms, and then for sotnee
weeks the pain flitted from place to
place in the arms and then disappear-
ed, and he has not. had a particle of
Iain since. All this time he was tak-
ing Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and slow-
ly but surely regaining his. strength.
Then an invalids chair WAS procured,
and he vcns wheeled out, eventtaall'v he
was able to wheel himself about. The
continued use of the Pink Pills con-
stantly stautly addstrength, to his renrth, and inert
t •e• rt'•lit• we.s riasoa,'de'1 for crutches,
a +d then the crut.che: for a cane. At,
e.t.S (.to( t5epi,. ISM) ilia•..1IoMitt has
eo far r'eo er:-'d that he was a fre-
qu+nt cot tributor to the columns rf
t tie Advert e`er and procuring a horse
and huggy he was engaged as Inca!
reporter for the paper. The once ut-
terly helpless invalid is now agile to go
)holt, a,nd to get in and oiit of his
buggy without anyassi9`.at,nce, end is at
his post'or duty whenever called upon.
Thus we find that after years - of
suffering tndhelplessnessDr.',Villia4lns'
Pink Pills have proved successful after
all otter remedies and the .best of
medic 41- treatment had utterly .fai red.
With slich marvellous cures as this to
its credit it is no wonder that Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills is the most pop -
'tiler medicine with all classes through-
out the land and this case certain
ly justifies the claim put forth • on its
behalfthat it "cures when '•other•
medicines fail.
Jaamev Niat11(•tugh, of Dungannon has
been appointed bailiff of that 618 1?ivis-
ion Oonrt, Viet, )Villiani Mitilough,'
who has removed to Hayfield.
'the action of Carter's Little Liver
is pleasaatt1., 1) i1(i'and neturatil. • They
gently stimulate the liver, .and regu4
late the but do not purger.
The are .ure to please. Tey.them.
Last week: George 11. Stewart, of
East Vi'illi:alns, threshed neer 2000 bush-
els Of grain ou lot 19, con. 1 of the
sante township, :Remember, just. one
hundred acres. He also hada number
of acres of pristure and. hush tsnd on
the' <above lot. This will compare
favorably with the prairie provinces
in the North-west.
A NOVA :SCOTIA CASE,
SIMPERED WITROUT I4ELP—EIGHTEEN
',YEARS GETTING WORSE ---CURED ,
BY Dorm's 1CIDNE V PILLS.
Bridgewater, N. S. Nov. 30i5peai4l)-
There is no luau in this town better
known titan J. 0. Morgan, tinsmith,
who for eighteen years had been gain
from bad to worse *Mont help until
at last he got hold of the right treat-
, . {.
treat-
ment. He says .— It began with
backache, pains in the limbs% and fin-
ally settled down as rheundaatiste. I
was a (Tipple and after I ran down
greatly in weight the doctors said it
was Diabetes. About a year and as
half ago I quit everything else and
took Dodd's Kidney •Pills. Having
taken twenty-three boxes, and have
regained my weight, health and
strength, I am perfectly.
As an emergency medicine, Ayer's
Pectoral taxes the le' of a
Cherry 1 lead it
other remedies. For the relief and
cure of croup, whooping -cough, sore
throat, and the:dangerous pulmonaty
troubles to which the young are so
liable, tt is invaluable, being prompt
to aol sure toC uro.
A MESSAGE TO MEN.
PROVIDING THAT TRUE HONESTY AND
TRUE PHILANTROPY STILL EXIST,
If any man. who is weak, nervous
and debilitated, or who is suffering
from any of the various troubles re-
sulting from youthful folly, excesses-
or
xcessesor overwork, will take heart and write
to me I wilt send him coufideotly and.
erre of charge the plait purchased by
which I was completely restored to
perfett .health and nntnhood, after
year of suffering from Nervous 'De-
bility, Loss of Vigor and Organic
Weakness.
I have nothing to sett and therefore
want no money, hut aslknow through
my own experience how to sympath-
ise with such sufferers. lam glad colt
able to assist any f flow -being to a
cure. 1 am well aware of the prevat.-
ence of quackery, for I myself was de-
ceived and imposed upon until I near-
ly lost faith in mankind, but 1 rejoice
to say thatI ant now perfectly stelltutu
happy once more and am desirous
therefore to tnatke this certain weans
e•f dire known to all. If you wit
write to me volt can reply upon being
cured and the proud satisfaction of
havin>` been of great service to one in
need will be sutlic ent, reward for my
trouble. Absolute secrecy assured.
Send 5c. silver to cover postage and
address. Mr. Geo. G. Stiong, North
Rockwood Mich.
riumiworreiariesmio
he Nelsons Bank
(CllAltTEKEI) BY PARLIAMENT, 1855)
"i'aidup Cap1t — — $2,0110.00.
Bast Fund — — — 1,400,t)ts
Head Ottlee. Montreal.
F. W''LFi111S1AN Tt104tAS,EKq.,
GRNRRAL MANAGE14
Money advanced to good farmers on their
wa note wi h nae or more endureer at 7 per
eat, pet annual.
Exeter Branch.
Open every lawful day. from a.m. to p.n.
SATURDAYS. 10 a.m. to I p.m.
•nereent rates Of interest aIlw11ed eu depolt:
N. D.HURDON,
Manaizer.
Exeter, Dee 27th, !95
An Introduction... --
G
r
(old
CIGARETTES.
W. a , Kimball de Oo
Rochester, N. Y.
RETAIL EVERYWHERE.
5c
07
a
per package
FIRST PRIZE MEDALS.
t+*++N.oH+a•+r.o.4.44.000sas*.**•••e•••44**
You'll enjoy the Winter,. -.r.. -
It gives us pleasure to in-
troduce to you our fine Beaver
and Milton Overcoatings; also
a big range of Scotch and Can-
adian Tweed for warm winter
wear. Our prices are awa3
down.. Did you see our $11:
Black Worsted Suit (made to
order,) If not why not.
J. M. CRiEVE
School Books
561001 ale
NEW STOCK
A fine line of ExerciseBooks
and Scribblers.
_.1. x 1.—X •i• —
Pure SfdliceS
Are necessary for Uood
.
Pick esOur . atr n
Pickles. 0 p scan be
sure of good quality.
CINNAMON, MACE,
CLOVES, NUTMEGS
GINGER, PEPPER,
ALLSPICE, TURMERIC.
through all its varying moods it.
you have your clothinginterlined
with Fibre Chamois. This won- sof,
derful fabric is so light that you
never notice its presence In a
garment till you get out into the
wind and cold, then[ y �, realise
that yon are collo *rill even
the lightly clad. FibreCluttrtols
is a complete non- onductof of
beat and cold, not the strangest w
a wintry Mut can penetrate it, nor
rj can the natural warmth of the
"''• ��
body escape through it—This
explanation and the fact that it
.,.
o sells for 25c a yard gives the whole story. and easily proves that for
health and comfort's sake you can't do without it.
rNNrIA►oNs+1414NN•••••o•NiiN•lig4NONUidr
The Pirst of these Bfentlity Competitions wilt o)tsonenee January 1st, 2807,
and will be canto:hied mien month florin 1801.
K�•
�251 AND
BICYCLES
Gh' EN FREE
T S
IANDdVA CAE E�1C !MONTH
As Follows: 11: -'EOR o
10 First Prins, $100 Stearns' Bluth, . . $ 1,0091
25 Sacood $25 Bold Watch . . . , 825
Bicycles and Watches given slob month . . 1,621,
12 SOAP11/
Total given during year 1897, $19,500 W R A P P E
HOW TO OBTAIN THEM.
remprtltare to sore as annas_•'Rtallrht^ I
soap wrappers its theyeaa etlllttei. Gut 011'
the top portion of each wrap.
Det—shat porthole commiata
UAheading
.~S These (calledSl Coo..:,.._ sloe
p009") "role 130 teat, enclose(
'with natte$Orpaperonwhich
the cunt pr titer ham written his
or lase tun Name antagdrr►,t.
and the anmber of ('ottpous
sent. le. pontatau aald.toMesta%
eyes. Bro.., 1141.. 'Al Scott Si..
'scents, ranted on she res.
oat traprer (top ler" ban
d
tu.r nr•r> wtt•h the iht7rlBEit of the DIIS•
t
RULES.
1. !leery month dinar I0e7. !. Moligt hla
dtatriat.,10110 who b0 aw.td.•d ns fbBotra :
Tholee ep.titon who lei la 1101023.
iser& ■*Haber. or .eons.s hoot tae
depict (a wkl k th.y nada winassi►
:erdre. at waata+a op U00., . iady's ar g,•4l.
Muscas' alc rete. Tome
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Forest City Business and tihorthand College,
LONDON.' ONT..
and you will find them practical at ell E,oinis, St -talents arein attendance from all parte eel
the country. Our quarters in the nt w ' . M. C. A. arc conceded to be 11 e finest for our work
in'Western Ontario.
Graduates of the Face] are successful in securing and retaining good positions. Catalog's.'"and particular» et either euur,e sent upon application.
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..I. W. WE.serERVELT, Fr-irz�ipAf.
GOLD PSI` E ST
I HANDLE ONLY RELIABLE PROPERTIES.
‘‘Tihe CelticU001155
Capitalization 7 O,CCQ Shares
Par value $1.00 fully paid and von -assessable.
This property is a full sized cia`n,, uvcr 141 nirev paid for, and no debt nfh'ny"
kind against it. Is in the South belt bete eon Crown Point and Mayflower.
Extensively developed, and all funds realized from :ale of treasury stocks will
be expended in. the purchase of machinery 1 o bring the property to <1 epayira,�
basis as rapidly .nI, pi No officer is paid to n ., ti.t.try and not he
the earning of the mine warrant it. I h ivee 20,00 shares of trl'lutgry stock
'to offer at 1.0e per share, when this is dist rs,'d ('f the price will be advanced.
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Purchaseclow, this is a Brood irl�est tiiel)t,, SR, buys one l)finc.led sl:ratres, SiiQf
buys five hundred, 3110(1 buys one tl;ntirltrd. " Scrip' mailed 'onrecliptof fund*.
I have alma se` era]. thousand shares in tact' of the following at lowest qur)te•
actions : St. Elmo, Silveririe, 1Mfnyflowi•r, Ifebto Cristo, stto, Virginia. Evening
Star,;.Poorraxau, Crown Point. \N. rite for ,reispectas Maps, el c. Address+,
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Agents Wanted.
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P. 8.--t ant in daily con.lnalznicasti by wiraei4i}11
J. W. Browning consequently have latest advice on all; toek:;Y,
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