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/how that this medi-
eine has enjoyed public confidence aid
p tronage to a greater extentthan accord -
led any other proprietary medicine. This
iW simply because it possesses greater
merit and produces greater cures than
any other. It ie not what we say, but
'what Hood's Sarsaparilla does, that tells
,rhe story. All advertisements of Hood's
Aarsaparilla, like Hood's Sarsaparilla it-
fe1t, are honest. We have never deceived
title public, and this with its superlative
!medicinal merit, is why the people have
abiding confidence in it, and buy
Hood'.
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Sarsaparilla'
!Almost to the exclusion of all others. Try [t
,Prepared only by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
are the onty phis to take
;Hood's Pills with ltlood'a Saraapsrilla..
Wa the Madden Yeast Co., London, Ont.
Oeattataen,-We rteteuleker stud better resets from
sures ]fee. Maddens Yeast than any other we have
ON and highly reconwteaa it. DJ:AN i#1tOS., name
THE MADDEN YEAST CO.. London.
1I, KINSMAN. L. D. S. AND
DR. A. it. KINSMAN, L.
D. S.,I.
II ) 1) S. Honor Graduate
of Toronto University, DetlListsa111 or -
Teeth extracted without P
bad after effects. Office in Fan -
eon's Biock, Nest side of Main st., Exeter.
DR. ANDERSON, (D. D. S• L. D. S.)
DENTIST.
Honors graduate of the Toronto ;Uni-
versity, and Royal College of Dotted Surgeons
of Ontario. All Bridge work, crowns and Mato
work done in the neatest possible manner, .A.
harmless ammsthotic for painless extraction.
terlltithe sieIon of hntuateeh. Once opposite
Hotel, Exeter, Ont.
T 3:Le.,i 3:LEXETER TIMES,
;ilas15T 1'EPVRTS-
Exeter July 11th 1897,
Wheat per bushel .66 to 67
Oats .••.•.
Barley.......
Peas
Butter
GU YOGA PANTS
.•.20 to 21
,.,22 to 23
,a.. , ..,38 to 39
...10 to 13
Ts 7 to
urkeys " " „ to 9
Geese 4 to 44
Chickens per 2, . , , , . • 4 to • 5
Ducks -' ".17 to 18
Wool.,,,
Dried Apples.. .. .. ..",�2.} to 21
Pork dressed•.... 75 to 5.00
Pork live weight 3.50 to 3.60
Eay Per ton..... ,.. ., ., 750 to .00
Clover seed $1.00 to 5.00
Alsikc clover 4.50 to 5.00
Timothy seed .50 to 2,75
DOWN
At W, Johns', The
Tailor. Made to order
for $3: 6, 7, etc. Suits
$11, 20, 21, etc, The
best place in town to
get a fit.
W. JOHNS,
The Tailor.
A Suit 01 clothes
or a Single Garment
London, July 14th, 1897.
Wheat per btisho ,.. .... ..
Oats, . , . ....21
21
Peas ..
Barley .. , ....20 .20
Buckwheat ,..... •. 23
Rye . , . 98
Corn
Beans ...,.... 25
Butter ,,., 11
12
Should Combine now a days,
Correctness of Style,
Good Workmanship,
Moderate Cost,
Perfect Fit.
You look tor these in an old and
reliable plane, and . A. J.
SNELL never disappoints his
patrons in any of these. A
large assortment of
Fall 8i. Winter Goods
Ducks ...
Turkeys per Ib....
Geese Per lb
Chickens
Cheese
Potatoes per bag
Hay per ton
Pork per cwt....
In Worsteds and Tweeds, are
now on our shelves, and we will
take much pleasure in showing
them to you. There are many
other lines that are specially at-
ractive, y� any e� Y
' n a.. ,6 . ,i0 .hv,S . nice .
Central
DRTJQ STORE.
,.,.,10
9 to 10
30 to 50
,400 to 50
....$ 7.00 to S 8.00
$4.00 to $4.60
to
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36
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TORONTO MARKETS.
Toronto, July 14.
TORONTO LIVE STOCK MAItRT'r.
There was a light run of live stuck at
the market yesterday. Only 31 carloads
offered for sale. consequently tho market
was trot and nearly everything was sold
In geed lime. The class of cattle generally
seeking was not good, and too many poor
of the butchers' class were offered.. The
offerings for export also were light and
many more first-class cattle could have
found a market hail they arrived. be pre-
sent tendency of the market Is towards bet-
ter prices for Brat -class cattle. The general
price for export was $4 to $4.00 and for
some picked ones $4.60 was paid. Bulls
were not very ptcutlful, and from $3.25 to
$3.75 was paid for heavy one anis $3 for
light. Butchers' cattle were somewhat
higher for the best grades, $:l,ia to$4 be-
ing paid for choice cattle.
Stockers were not quite so high, and
at $2.G0 to $2.75. Feeders were worth $3.25
and several loads were bought by Ii. Peter-
son of St. Jacob's and A. Badger of 'Thorn-
bury.
idllk cows were not plentiful, tspeelally
good ones, uud there were only about at doz-
en of all kinds ooered. Prices ranged all
the nay froul $20 for Inferior to $40 for su-
perior ones.
calves are lower In prlre and sold at $2
to $55 each.
The demand for sheep has fallen off some-
what and prices are much lower. They sold
at $3 to ,$,".23 and the great bulk went ut
the former price, only a fete plotted lots
bringing the latter price.
Lambs. of which there were about 400 In,
and sold at 2 to , 3.25 each.
•e cheaper $ 8
are bog market was firm today and
prices have advanced to $3.75 for the hest
quality. About 000 of all grades were of-
fered and sold before 12 o'clock noon.
The shipments per C.P.R. for yesterday
were as follows: J. & J. W. Dunn 3 caro,
It. Ironsides 1 ear, H. A. 3iu1lius 2 cars,
W. Levack 5 cars, S. Halligan 4 ears. M.
Vincent 2 ears. W. Harris 2 doable•dial:ors
of !togs and A. W. Maybee 1 ear to St.
John, N.I1., and per G.T.R. James Eultlus
4 ears, Brown .0 Snell 4 cars and 1 double-
decker of sheep, all for export, and W. Le.
vault, 3 ears for Montreal, H. Peterson 2
ears and A. Midget- 2 cars.
Shipping (tattle, ehoiee....8 4 23 to $4 50
Shipping enttle, ordinary. 4 00 4 23
Burls, light export, good
quality ,. .. . . .. 3 00 3 23
Bulls. heavy export, goo(!
Those who have used -
Winan's
sough
Balsam.
Pronounce it unequalled. as
a , remedy for COUGHS, (:OLDS
AND BRONOEITId TRO1JBI ES,
Winan's Condition & Cough Powder
foi horses, best in the naar-
ket, s alwa on band Also
y
a Oetobenefacto • and Litii-
gililllty 3 71
Stockers and mecthun to
2i 3
gond 2 en 2 Ne
Heavy feeders 3 2-, :I 30
Butt -hers' (tattle, eboicc
steers and heifers 3 75 4 00
Butchers' cattle, medium
to good i tees s and 'lettere 3 00 3 233
Butelters' cattle, light-
weight cows. etc, 2 ;t) 2 73
Springers, each 20 GO 3 i 00
Milk cows. each 2a pal 40 00
Calves, each 2 00 (10
Sheep, per lb 0 03 it 0:I1
daeks, per ib.... ..... a 03 0 03
Spring lambs. each 2 75 8 93
Hogs, 130 to 200 Ihs...,:i 00 .i3 78
Itgvtt'y ht .. .,3 23
4 30 , :1 0 ,00
lt
" light frits 0 04% 11 03
11 sows ..... ......-. 'i :,1 78
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" stags 0 03 0 Dail
I:IiITISII MARX)t'rit.
Liverpool July 12. -Spring whent, iia 1)t1
to is 111_ed: red, no steek: No. 1 (1n1.. es
((t„tl to as 41,41; peas. 4s 2e.,d; corn, nt•w, 2s
1_sl: pork. 43s 00 for tine western: lard,
20s 311; bacon, Le., heavy, 23s Od; do., light,
24s Od: short vet, 24s Od: tallow, 17s 30;
cheese. new. 418 00.
London -Wheat air coast, nothing • doing.
Ihtglish country markets tient. Martz • on
passage firth.
Liverpool -Spot wheat firm: fututts quiet
at is 9),f1 for .fitly, Os (1 0 f.,r 14. pt. an.) 3s
71,10.1 for Dee. .Baize quiet at as Sala for
Aug., ;:a )r.'l fa.r Sept. and 2s 1141 for Nov.
i; lour 2i la 34.
Loudon- ('los., Win t,t 4•1T enitat emnivally
nuelnurge0. 1l:;!zit on pas.eige r r l)11n-
er.
Paris-ftolidaty.
Lir. r••ool-e 'lose -W lte:at flans r at 3. 110
for ,rely 3s Od Per Aug„ 3s 7ei.0 d for Sept.
and (set.. and :is 71:41 for Dee. 3faisc onlrt
at 2+ 4l:d for tie.. •t- iron h r : fact. :ma 3a
1t1•y d for Nov Vlore les • .l.
t.'iallest MA
\fad..e. July 13. »-' welre 1111q01 les board-
ed 780 b,s,'s Albit 0• Met'atns, bought leio,
Watkins 21o, Ayer 130. \1'a. c 70 in 7e:s. to
Se, 1' Ice buyers presort
1ugersof , .3 My 1 :•-1 ))ret!ne toadns 9115
IMS t'. fit'st week •raft' nark:•: sales Von at
Se, 122 at it 1-laie. Mai..-; fel •b• brisk.
,
lists.. let Jotsi^, - „A are flletea'-
les offered 213t) while anal 73 eieeted; sales
1330 white aid 73 eolortct at 74e, (0 while
art 79_c -
Insanity
In Summer
ment, the medicine so sue.
c ull used b: Mr, Chas
.,essf Y Y
Parkhill, in. 't � +'
Munroe, 1 h15
1 r
owns lug
and other towns, intreating
o
d ouring various diseases, and g' S ,
For Sale at
C„ LUTZ''S
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Farms For Sale
Brought On By Nervous
and Mental Troubles,
Paine's Celery Compound
The Great Tower of'
Safety.
I eTAR 1ir'LiJ431'8 ESC41.''L.
The ]utrglar Ilad Two Crowbars. No Less-
Dld De Do the Job at Toronto.
ifatv!eratty :'
Toronto, July 14.
• The mere mention of the name of
Jack McLean at Police Headquarters is
now sufficient to call forth a reproachful
dance from many of the otlieials anal
those who are directly connected with
the clever burglar's unpopular absence
inwardly curse the energy which prompt-
ed Detective Davis to go outside the
city limits at 2 o'clu k iu the mo rating,
for a desperate erinainttl who was want.
ed elsewhere, and bringing him to S`o-
ronto to disturb and upset the peaceful
serenity and somnolence of their happy
little circle of inactivity by having suf-
ficient gumption to break away from
custody. When a couple of seven -Loot
iron crowbars had been left lust as uear
as possible to where he wanted them.
There ,is going to be a meeting ff the
• tf
Police C.am�non
iniaers r'owC day ,ii 1 it
will then be decided who is to blame for
havitu: left the crowbars so far away
from \IeLean's eell. that it would be
impossible for hien tr get them without
an accomplice. When tete Ohief or 1'o -
lice investigated the matter yesterday
he had all the !nen immediately ee:wern-
ed (excepting McLean) on the carpet,
but it is still a mystery how McLe.tn
reaeeed out 25 feet and gained posses-
sion of the weapon with whielt he ef-
fected his escape,
As already stateil.MeLean get thcongh
the station when the eoi:stahl' on '10ty
was employed in another room, the door
leading • to the cells ha'• i lig beep ief t
open for ventilation, which is 'el'taut y
much needed. after getting clear of .be
station .the fugitive WO.) sem. by em-
ployes of the Oonsum,'rs' (4a4 ,'4 ntpany
sneakingarunud the pure at the rear •of
the stables. He itet'pe',i esutn,nsly
through the stable door and then walk-
ed quickly clown the lane at the tva'at
side of the station autt gat 'le:,r sway.
The bar he had wrenebel off "r ft:- ecu
was the same one that Carlislo.ihe pick-
pocket, bent and
Cnl lisle twnsn:'nnght tt len
oe
f years ago,
trying to get away.
Sine(' McLean left the 7ttlteti e t Mon-
day afternoon no trace of ides has been
discovered, although a deseriptlon of him
has been sent all over the Province. For
some reason no photograph ea -s t :ken
when the police had him here. The uni-
cers, generally, are dubious ts t , the
possibility of his reeaptnre. It is thought
that he may have been eouuecte',1 with
the unsolved University robbery, awl
also with n recent bank robber at Oak-
ville.
Nervous diseases aggravated by men-
tal disturbances produce more cases
of insanity in the hot weather than at
any other season of the year.
Nervous lteadaclxe,nervens dyspepsia
sleeplessness, and chronic constipation
induce depression of spirits, extreme
weakness, morbid fears, despondency
and languor; front these dread insanity
comes slowly and surely.
Nervous sufferers have a dread of hot
weather. Finding themselves deeper
in the pit of misery than they were in
the spring and summer they are in
utter despair, Thousands whose cases
have not been met by treatment they
are now under are loudly calling for
help,
There is a hope and rescue for you,
reader, if yon are one of the sufferers.
You are in need of Paine's Celery Com-
pound, that great builder of the nerv-
ous system. Its vitalizing aetton com-
ences with the first bottle you use.
You soon begin to realize that you are
daily drinking health, The VQlltMe of
blood immediately increases in the
arteries, and the body is fully fed and
nourished. Your appetite becomes
keen and natural, the tired nerves and
brain are strengthened,and you feelim-
pulses of health that cheer the soul.
The power of Paine's Celery Com-
pound ever nervous summer diseases is
admitted by tens of thousands who
have used the marvellous medicine.
This remarkable remedy will most as-
suredly meet your case and give you a
new life; it will lay the foundation of
s d n
futurep happiness and longyears.
p
Weak wretched and infirm reader,we
counsel you to make use of this lif-re-
storer at once, and enjoy the truebless-
ings of health.
A few good farms for sale cheap -Money to
oan. Apply to JOHN SPA s Block,E
Farm For Sale.,
The farm of Owlet() Mr. Thomas Shute, be-
ing lot No. 14 in the sth con., of Usborne, con -
tanning 100 acres, is now for sale. It is most
favorably located and is ono of the beat farms
in the township. For particulars a ply to
JOHN SHUTE, rxccittora,
WM. HARDING
Or to LEWIS H. DICKSON, Barrister, Exeter
FOR SALE
The village property of the laic David Turn
bull, Esq., on `Willies street, Exeter. There
are three lots of land, on which is erected n.
first class briok Trollies also a good stable.
This is tl desirable property for either business
inttn or retired farmer. House can bo in-
mocted atony time byapplyiog on the promises
For farther particulars apply 'to '
ROBE IIT G14DINER,
(E. O. W.) • . Fitrgitttar P. O --
Voters' List, 6891.
AMUNICIPALITY OF TRE VILLAGE OF
• EXETER, COUNTY OF HURON.
Notice is hereby given, than I have trans-
mitted or delivered to the ,persons mentioned
in sections o and Ocie The Ontario Voter's Lists
Act, 1880, Ilio copies required by said socLsont
to be eo transmitted or delivered of the list
made pur:ananttosaid Act, of all porsone ap-
pearing by the last vivisect a asossment roll of
the s11,id Municipality tobo'entitlecl to vote in
the Municipality sat elections for Members of
the Legislative Assembly and at ]1•Tullet pn•I'
Elections, an.) Uttet said list was Brat postal up
at my office at Ivxeter on the ,thirtieth day o[
Juno, 1897, and renaainsthere tet inspection.
Electors aro called •upott,to examine the said
list, and, if any oiinssion or any other errors
aro found therein, to take immediate .proceed-.
ings to have said orrors eorrocted according to
law.
Dated this 3011 day of JiuteX897.
Nlrcn.sal,: Kammer,
Clerk of Exeter'
The steamer Catrncona, with the
Ohio Press Association ou board, call-
ed at Goclerich Saturday morning.
The party were met on arrival by the
Mayor and council, and taken for a
drive around the town. They left at
ten a. in. bound for Georgian Bay and
the Soo much pleased with the kind
reception accorded them here.
If you would have abundance of dark
glossy hair, if you would have a clean
scalp,free from dandruff and irritating
humors, or if your hair is faded and
gray, and you would have its natural
color restored, use Ayer's Hair Vigor.
It is unquestionably the best dressing,
Early on the morning of the 27tH of
June just as the dawn of another Sab-
bath tnorn was breaking, Mrs. Norris,
of Staffa, fell asleep in Jesus. Mrs Nor-
ris had been an invalid ever since the
death of her husband,some five years
ago, and although helpless andsuffer-
ing she was never Beard to complain.
Rheurnatism was the cause of her
trouble.
The Only Perfect
Dyestuffs in the
World.
The scientific preparation of dye-
stuffs and pttttin° them up in proper
shape for family dyeing has been
broughtto perfection by Wells &Rich-
ardson Co., who are prorietors of the
celebrate(] Diamond Dyes.
These popular dyes have banished
from the homes of Canada madder,
fustic, logwood, cochineal and all other
antiquated dyestuffs. The work of
home dyeing is now done quickly and
successfully by Diamond Dyes; process
is one that would astorisb our grand
paren ts.
To -day millions all oyer the world
use thescientific Diamond Dyes in pre-
ference to all others. Diamond' Dyes
coutmend themselves to all who use
them. be.:ause they are the strongest,
brightest and fastest, and the easiest
to work with.
Diamond Dyes, like all other perfect
and popular preparations, are largely
huitatetl style of package and the way
they are put up. These imitations
are worthless and adulterated dyes,
ruinous toall kinds of goods and dang-
erous to handle. Great caution isadvis-
ad when buying dyes for home use.
Ask only for the "Diatnunclt'; see that
the name is on every packet.
All disorders carsed by a bilious
state of the system can he Mired by
using Carter's Little Liver Pills. r. No
pain, griping or discomfort attending -
their use. Try them.
The fall wheat lit some parts of Mid-
dlesex Was greaitiy:damaged by the Ty -
cent winds tInd I•atlilit. Whole, fields Of
gt'niit were land fiat, on the grottntl.
with very little hope of rising again.
3i I I
r I O) BEAT DAVIDSON.
s
Brantford,
July
7
y
„teldefeated
Davidson 11two straight Lents. Acton de-
feated
ltleltrndann in utile open +•/roily. Alt
Sherrill of Brantford ala, def+at••(' llielt-
nrdsou in the handicap. Art Mott and Ax-
ton tame together In the hauldleap. Mott
received at nasty fall. Axton's wheel was
badly smashed, but both men escaped much
injury.
One mile, 230 eIass-Sherr[t 1, Gardiner
ir
2 Mott 3. Time ,1:r ;.. White, L.
11'. • Muer, Al Muir also tun.
Mate): rave'•.-lt[eLt'od first in both heats.
Time '2'21 and 2.21. Itt second heat David-
son scored.
Tucker and Boake rode a 1(1114' lit 2.03.
One mile open-Axtn 1, Sherritt 9. Da-
vidson 3. Time 9.19%. Itiehardsou and
Gardiner of Toronto. Smith White and
Webster of Brantford ulse started.
Boys' half -mile -Smith 1, Muir 2. Kauf-
man 3. Time 1.1016.
Two -tulle lutntlleap-:Merritt, 40 yards. 1;
Richardson, scratch. 2: Gardiner, 441 yards,
3. Time 4.30. Smith, White. Muir. Web-
ster,s John Da-
vidson,
Muir, A. Mott. J
G. Smith,1, Iu ,
Axton also gnu.
A Bayfield,
12Th Jc.*LY.--Bayfield hadabigday on
the glorious 12th of July. Early in
morning crowds began to pour in from
all directions. Clinton and Bayfield
brass bands received the lodges and
visitors and escorted them tie their
various quarters. At 1.30 a, grand pro-
cession was formed on Clan Gregor
Square by Marshall Parke of Stanley,
headed by P. 0. M. Todd and District
Master Bothwell. Then followed the
splendid Clinton Band,L. 0. L. 145 and
hand, L. 0. L. 189 and hand, the
modern and highly appreciated fife
and drum band from arna, L. O. L.
306 and band, L. O. L. 833 and band,
Bayfield brass band, 1035 and band,
L. O. L. 24 and Bayfield Orange Young
Britons. The imposing procession
-proceeded down Main street, across
past the River Hotel, over the river
to Jowett's beautiful grove, where
stirring addresses were delivered by
Chairman Todd. Bro. W. G. Smith
spoke in eulogistic terms of the
Orange Order and the duty ofinem-
bers being loyal to the cause. Bro.
James Connolly was well received and
said a great deal in n, very few words.
Bro. John Cox, Huron's honored
Warden, complimented the big crowd
on their presence and dilated on the
grand pranciples offOrangeism, declar-
ing that he was proud to be a xneinber
of such a glorious Institution which
heralded to the world the motto, "Love
the brotherhood, fear God, honor the
Queen," Rev. Mr. Graham was well
received and delivered a spirited ad-
dress, counseling Orangemen to follow
King William's footsteps, to honor
God, and to be true Christians in life.
L. 0. L. 145 was awarded the prize
for coming the farthest distance. The
Varnafife and drum band secured the
prize in their class, and they much
delighted the visitors.
Middlesex County Notes.
Mrs. F. Hutchins, Parkhill, has con-
sented to act as organist in the Metho-
dist church there.
A 17 -year-old girl named Lilly Cluney,
belonging to Parkhill, ran away from
home Thursday, and put up at the
Hotel Vendome in Sarnia. Her father,
Mr. M. H. Cluney, wired to Sarnia and
had the runaway detained untill he ar-
rived there. After a good deal per-
suasion, she returned home, The
Sarnia Observer adds;—"While here
Mr. Cluney said he could not imagine
why his daughter should run away
from her home, or act in such a way,
and that he was at a loss to account
for her conduct. Her mother died
about two months ago, and she had
never been away from hone before.
It is rumored that a Grand Trunk
brakesman is mixed up in the affair,
and that a -marriage was planned to
take place here."
• .ra-�
BABY WAS CURED.
DEnll
Sins. -1 can highly recommend Dr.
Fowlers Extract of Wild Strawberry. It cured
my baby of diarrhoea after all other moans
failed, so T give it great praise. It is excellent
for allbowel complaint.
MRs. Oxus Boil,
Harlow Ont.
DOAN'S KIDNEY P1LLS.
Dean's Kidney Pills act on the kidneys,
bladder and urinary organs only. They cure
backaches, weak back, rheumatism, diabetes.
congestion, inflammation, gravel, Bright's dis-
ease and all other diseases arising from wrong
action of the kidneys and bladder.
one $onest Man.
Drari EDITOR. -•Please inform
your I'etiders, that if written to confi-
dentially, I will mail, in asealedletter,
particulars of a genuine, honest, home
cure, by which I was permanently
restored to health ' and manly vigor,
after years of suffering from nervous
debility, sexual weakness, night losses
and weak shrunken parts. I was
robbed and swindled by the quacks
until I nearly lost faith in mankind,
hut thank heaven, I am now well,
r
wish to make
and strong andws
vigorous U1Un9
this certain means of cure known to
all sufferers. I have nothing to sell
and want no money, but being a firm
believer iu the universal brotherhood
of elan, I am desirous of helping the
unfortunate to regain their health and
happiness, I promise you perfect
secrecy.
Address with stamp,:
WM. T. MULFORD, Agents Supplies,
r. 0. BON59, ST. ItENRI QiUU
Good News From South Dakota.
The glorious results of this season's
harvest, of golden grain will pour a
stream of sound money into the pocket
of every Dakota farmer.
South Dakota has thousands of acres
of choice farming and ranch land lying
east of the Missouri river, and within
one day s ride from Chicago or Mil-
waukee which can now he bought
reasonably cheap, but which before the
end of another year may be advanced
in price.
The stock -raising industry in South
Dakota is profitable, and Eastern capi-
tal is now being invested in cattle and
sbeep growing in that state.
Diversified farming, the growing of
live stock, and the products of the
dairy, are placing South Dakota, fore-
most in the ranks of the successful
Western states.
Those desiring full information on
the subject and particularly those who
wish to seek a new home or purchase
land, are requested to correspond with
A. J. Taylor, Canadian Passenger
Agent, 2 King street East, Toronto,
Ont.
GRATIFYING INTEL LIG11 NCE
Worn) Ruch-IvEI) OF THE COMPLETE
REcovERY of Mas. JOHN DOwL'r.
Owen Sound, Jiily 12—Word bus
been received here of the tol:titiete res-
toration to health t4 Mrs. John Dowly,
wife Of a former well known and es-
•• ›' resident. of the town. The
intelligence has been very gladly re-
ceived aS 111rs: Dowly has 100»)' friends
here echo are well atwu:•e*4the lattnet)t-
nble condition of her heal tit during the
past sit. or Seim yeaxs. l:Ier illness
has been found to result from a. severe
kidney complaint ariil she has been re-
stored to health by a judicious ase of
Dedd's Kidney Pita a remedy' which
is now well known to the most of the
residents in•tilis locality as having pre-
vionsiy affected some very eltx ao.rdnr
ary cut'lss
KING -In Bayfield, on t ylst, the NI fo of Mr
Thomas King, ofa daughter.
HARRISON-In Bayfield, on July 0th, tho
wife of Mr. D. Harrison. of a daughter.
ALLWARD.-In Exeter north, on July 12th,
the wife of A. Allward, of n daughter.
MARRIED
TREICMER-PYBUS-On Juno 30th, by Rev.
W.J. Waddell of HonsallMr.John Alexander
Trimmer, to Miss Ella 'Pybus, both of the
township of Tuckersmith.
SPARKS-COWAN-At tbo residence of the
brides father, Stanley, on Jure 25th, by Rev.
W. Graham, Mr. John Sparks, to Miss
Salome Cowan, danghtor of Mr. John Cowan,
all of Stanley.
POTTS-PASCOE-At Essex, on Juno 29th, by
Rev. W. S. Pascoe, father of the bride r.
111. B. Potts, to Miss Ada L. Pascoe, both of
Essex.
CHESNEV-FULTON.-At the Manso,Exotor,
by Itov. W. 712 Martie, B. D., on the 14th,
inst., Mr. Das -R C:liies:noy of 'Timker:l»ith, to
Elizabeth Fulton, of Hibbert.
DIED. .
FOI•FELL-In. Belleville, on tris 10th last.,
Harry Fowoll ,raged 42 yoarr.
WAL'I'EitS-Iu Exeter, on the 13th inst.,
Arscott Walters, azalea years, 2 days.
SCOTT -In Hallett, on the 6th inst.. Mrs Annie
Scott aged 87 years. 4 months, and 17 days.
JOHHNS1ON-In 11'Ieliillop, on July Mt, Sarah
Ann Lee, relict of too elate Irwin Johnston,
aged 61 years.
Notice of Court of Appeal.
Notice is hereby given that a Court of Appeal
against the decision of the Conrt of Revision of
the Assessment poll of the village of Exeter, for
1897 will be he'd by His Honor, the Judge of the
County Court of the County of Huron, in the
Town Hall, it the said village of :Exeter, on
Tuesday the 27th day of .1 uly, 1897,et 11 o'clock
eh persons having bttsiiless
in the forenoon.t 6
at the. said Ueet'•', will govern themselves ac-
cordingly. B:; ler of .His Honor, the Ju ]go
of the said (100, .,' of Huron.
M. IC:..CI4ETT, •
Clerk of said. Court.
Dated this 14th day of July 1897;
THE:
PHRENOLUNE
REMEDIES
Taking the lead everywhere.
Weave are working day and night
to supply the demand.
Our correspondence shows that
hundreds upon hundreds of poor
snfferers are being restored to
health and happiness daily.
Try
Rheumatic Specific or
Kidney and LiVie Pills
Sweet Caporal
and
Athlete
10 cts,
Per Package -
Cigarettes
Derby
and
Old Gold
6 ctsa
Per Package
Cigarettes
RETAIL EVERYWHERE
Ott
Say Farewell Forever
to the discomfort of having your clothing
rip, shrink and get out of shape, by wear,
ing only Shorey's make.
See that you get a signed guarantee
with each garment to the effect that the
cloth is shrunk and the workmanship
guaranteed.
REMEMBER
That we sell cheap all the
time.
They are absolutely pure and
healthful. Guaranteed to cure
Rheumatism, Sciatica, Neuralgia,
Lumbago, and all forms of Kidney
and Liver troubles.
Beware of Spurious Imitations.
Sold in Exeter only by C. LUTZ.
-40°'-- CALL
--AT THE --
New etcher Shop.
For BEEF, LAMB, VEAL,
PORK, BOLOGNA and
SAUSAGE.
At Lowest Cash Price.
POULTRY, OULTRY AND GAME
FISH
IN SEASON. -.a.
�soN.
R N Rowe
Has the Finest Class of
Furniture ever shown in Exe-
ter and he
Does the
Largest amount of
Rusirtess
UNDERTAKING A SPECIALTY.
R N. ROWE
Next door North of Molsons Bank.
Discount of 5 per cent in cash or' '7
per cent in aueat.ywill be allowed on all
cash purchases. Cali and inspect our
system.
forHides,
hest cashprice • aid
13g l?
Sheep, Lamb and Clalt skins.
H CENTRAL HOTEL:
oNI1 . DOORS (1II7. T S
L. DAY PRIP.
BIOYOLES!
Are You Interested
-• - --in Wheels ?
We handle
some of' the lead-
ing CANADIAN
and AMERICAN
makes at prices
to suit the times.
aEM
Brow inu's
e
40 Ailitstass,
The correct place to buy
your
SHAVING BRUSHES,
CLOTHES BRUSIIES,
NAIL BRUSHES,
HAIR BRUSHES,
)SHAVING II�
7
G BIv
�, SH
E5
,
TOOTH BRUSHES,
WHISKS, ETC.
Quality unexcelled
prices very low at
1 Browning's.
A few second hand organs
5 and 6 Octave, cheap.
Sew iteg Ma cls dhlt-ies
ALWAYS 01sI HAND.
P. S.—Selling out Dise Har-
rows at cost.
PERKINS & MARTIN,
Main street, Exeter.
FARMERS!
'231317 -
You will find at Bissett's Warerooms
the following line of Agricul-
tural Implements,
EERINO B IN-
DERS, MOWERS, ROLLER
AND BALL BEARINGS,
STEEL- SULKY RAKES.
Afull line of Seed Drills, Cultivators,
Disc and Diamond Harrows.
Plows, and Turnip Drills.
SEWING MACHINES, ETC'
The celebrated
Raymond sewing
machine
STOVES...
Knoll Washer
and wringers
Gurney stores and furancee.
Waggons
Buggies
Bicycles.
eles.
The Chatham Waggon and a full
line of the celebrated McLaughlin
l3.uggies.':'
BILL"
3 THINGS
Price,
•.�s-� Quality,
l Assortment
Should enter into the act of buying
more than anything else. If the
quality good, assortment com-
plete, buying is made easy.
That is where we come in. We Ixave
the stock, the prices, the • quality,
and feel certain that we can suit
the wants of all in Furniture.
'ere
Ifte
The way to test it is to call and see for
yourself.
& Son
Opera House block
FURNITURE AND
UNDERTAKING.
An Introduction
It gives us pleasure to in
troduce to you our fine Beav(r'
and Milton Overcoatiiigs; also
a big range of Scotch and Can-
adian Tweed for warm winter
wear. Our rices are away
down. ` Did ou see our 12.
y
Black Worsted 'Suit (made to
order,) If not why not.
Jo H Grieve
PROVIDENCE THANKED.
It is will pleaseao that I recommend B. B, 13.
for the cure of indigestion and impure blood.
1 had tried many medicines bot.reeelved no
benefit until, 1 thank Providence, I was advis-
ed to Use B. 13. T;., and it resulted in ,t, perfect'
cute
MIO We Lome, >
Oshawa, Otte.