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of 'hood's Sarsaparilla;
>ss for no other xnedi-
eine. Its great cures recorded in truthful..
,t:onvincing language of grateful men and.
women, constitute ita most effective ad
rti in
�e a g. Many of these cures are mar-
velous. They have won the confidence of
the people; have given Hood's F3araapa•
villa the largest sales in the world, and
have made necessary for its manufacture
the greatest Laboratory on earth. Hood's
98a►rarils
s a
aP le k sown by the cures- It has
made -cures of scrofula, salt rheum and
aeczema, cures of rheumatism, neuralgia.
,and weak nerves, cures of dyspepsia, liver
troubles, catarrh -cures which prove
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Sarsaparilla
)ts the best -in fact the One True Blood Purifier,
Hood,. cure ilver ills; easy to
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Additional Locals.
Eegistrar Gibson, of Goderich, is in
-leery poor health.
On Wednesday morning W. H. Bee-
sley left Clinton for Moosejaw, N. W.
T, where he will reside.
On Wednesday at the residence of
Mrs. Cook, Clinton, her daughter, Mies
Maggie, was married to Robt. John-
ston, of Goderich.
Albert Catling, a young farmer of
the lake shore, Goderich township was
married to Miss S. J, Sturgeor�,of Bay-
field, on Wednesday.
Now the Easter bonnet buds and
blossoms, the bicycle girl bursts forth
in full bloomers, and the song of the
magazine poet is heard in the lan&
,Truly it is spring.
.All cases of weak or lameback, back-
ache, rheumatism, will find relief by
wearing one of Carter's Smart Weed
and Belladonna Backache Plasters.
Price 25 cents. Try them.
Apost-mortem examination washeld
upon thereniaius of the late Conductor
Snider at Fergus, when the fact was
!revealed that deceased had died of
cancer of the stomach. Deceased's
liifewas inset ed for $$,000.
Temperauce reform grows. The
Massachusetts Rouse has passed a bill
to reduce the number of liquor liceuses
in Boston Iron) one for every 500 peo-
ple to one for every 1,000 people, that
being the proportion elsewhere in the
State.
Wesley, son of W. East, Clinton, is
Jaid rip by a case of blood poisoning.
$e accideb tally ran arnstynail lute his
arm, which cansed blood poisoning,
and nit one tiwe threatened his life,but
we understand be is' new on the fair
Way to recovery.
"Wm. Alexander, Public School. In-
spector; of Perth county, is ill with
typhoid fever,havingbeen taken down
the forepart of last week. His medi-
cal adviser is pleased with the progress
lie is making and his recovery an due
course is looked for.
Mr. Alex. Jarvis, of Godeticb town-
ship, has sold his farm of 50 acres, to
Osbaldeston,for the suns of $1600.
Mr. Jarvis rents the farm of John
Elliott, jr., ou the 13th, for five years.
Mr. Elliott will have a sale of his stock,
.&c, on the 1S0 inst.
D. L. McLaren,of Saltford, died
last week at the age of 05 years. He
was one of the oldest residents in that
part of the County, and held in very
high esteem. He was the father of
the late k'i•ter McLaren; a former pro-
prietor of the Queen's hotel, Olieton.
Mr. Snowden, of Stanley,has lately
lost 6 gerel e•at•tle, Tile cause of the
trouble vas, unknown by the veteri-
nary, 1>ut it is now thought That the
trouble canto eating dry rotted turnips,
that had become heated in a waren
barn, not properly ventilated; it is a
very heavy loss tothe owner, but we
gust there will he no more trouble
coni that cause.
On «'c,lnesclny,at the home ofiMr,J.
Les]ie,lll,rton, liis youngest, daughter.
Mary E.. eves married to Rev. James
Paterson, who is pastor of the Pr•esby-
terian church, Arthur. The bride is a
native of Clinton, was at one time a
teacher in the Public School, and also
in Willis church Sabbath school, and
the very hest wishes of a large circle of
acquaintances accompany her in her
'flew sphere.
Mr. 1). Shoff, Remise inspector for
North Atiddleeex, has two sons ou
their way to the Yukon territory at
the present time, One of them is an
ae perie.nced druggist, who is taking a
full supply of drugs for the use of
the miners. The difficulties of the
situation by the Oyea mite is shown
by the fact that the Messrs. Shoff 11nc1
to hire seven men there to eid ;,them in
carrying their goods to T)awson City.
The last letter received from them %WES
elated March 0, and took 32 days to
get to Olandeboye. At that time the
party were well beyond the dreaded'
passes.
ATARRH-SIEDS. Is the breath
ill? The voice husk ? Constant drop-
ping
ro .ping
in the throat? Pain across the eyes.
and front of the head ? ]Losing sense of
taste and sniell ?-proof that this all too com-
morl malady has you as its victint--Dr,
Agnew's Catarrhal Powder has yet to find
a case too stubborn to yield to it. Relieves
instantly, and a perfect cure.
Fitts wonderful remedy effected a speedy and
permanent burg. I am willing to spend the rest Of
mydays in spreading reading the good news to my fellow
sufferers. ptO. Mows, G,A,lt, Veteran, a446
Marshall St., Philadelphia. 3C
:i >lit by G, tanz, Exeter •
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Mr. Dining, of Seaforth, has moved
onto his farm in F. Cucicersrxalth. lit[111
M, Baldwin alas purchases. thebicycle stock' of S. Mullett, Seaforth.Tantford lolleemen have had
bicycles purchased for their rase.
The D
The senioia lacrosse clnb, Stratford,
have decided to drop out of the 0, L.
A. for this year.
T.DeNewels; jr, intends assuming the,
position of towsnhip clerk of Hibbert
on the retivement of T. Carroll.
Jas. Horton, Usbor ne, shipped a car
load of horses to Brandon, Man,, one
day last week, going himself in charge
of the stock.
Seaforth had a jubilee celebration
which netted the town $495. This
fund is to be applied to the purchase
of a town clock. They purpose erect
ing a clock with an illuminated dial, al
,i cast of $800. DOS SovoO
Tllousansora
John Parker, an old settler of .
Mitchell, passed away early on ,Mon-
day morning tat the ripe old age of 93
years and 7 months. He was very
frail for some years past, still was
table to about to the last,
The grist Mill at Winthrop owned
by Andrew Govehsteam
:has Inst whick Enline]at Professional Men, People of Wealth, and the Ordinary People Declare that
another break. The steaaan]pes which rJ 3 p
connects the engine and boiler td -
gallop burst. There was nobody in
the boiler room at the time,
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The Great Spring Medicine that Cures When All
Others Fail.
Score again for the County of Mid
dlesexl. Prof. Dean,makes the very sat
isfactory announcement that butter
sent from the creamery at Thorndale,
Middlesex county, marketed in Man-
chester and London, commands 2 shil-
lings more' per. 100 pounds than the
hest Danish. butter. .
Jacob Wilhelm, V. S., of Shake-
speare, has entered an action against
the South Easthupe Mutual Fire In-
surauce Co., claiming $15,000 for false
imprisonment and malicious prosecu-
tion in connection with the recent
burning of ins barn in North East -hope.
for which he was arrested and charg-
ed with arson.
A quiet but pretty wedding took
place at the resideuce of Wna. Caves,
townline, Usborne, on April 6th, when
his daughter, Minnie, was united in
marriage to Mr. Wm. Coates, a pros
perous farmer of the same township.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. T. Salton, of Centralia, in the
presence of a few of the iunnediaterela
ivies. The duties of groomsman were
performed by the groom's brother,
Frank, while the bride was: assisted by
her sister, Addle.
LOCALBR1EFS.-L, H. Dickson has
purchased a fine Shetland pony. -Now
is the time to clean the back yards. -Dr.
Buchanan and Tlios. Johnson, of
Zurich, were hi town on Tuesday. --
Thos. Cameron, auctioneer, Farquhar,
sold,J y private sale on Tuesday, the
property in Exeter North, belonging
to J. 9.. McAlpine,of Glencoe,Mr. Wm.
Reid being the purchaser, at $365.
This property is known as the McEwen
property. Mr. Reid intends building
a kitchen to the house. This is a fine
property and will make anice home.-
Owing to the poor mark et, we,leaen
that Mr. Sweitzer will not grow flax
this year. -Joseph Cobbledick, grain
buyer, has -erected an office on the
corner opposite the Metropolitan
hotel. -The street -watering cart was
put on by order of Rebve Carling
on; Tuesday. The reeve states that
a better service will be given this
year than last. -The council meet on
Friday evening next. -We regret to
learn of the serious accident which
befel Mrs. Samuel Rowe, of Stephen,
on Friday night last, particulars of
which appear in the Crediton on corre-
spondence. -Potatoes sell for 80 cents
a bag in Exeter. -Monday was a bank
holiday, and the banks here were
closed.-Trevethick's new shop is fast
nearing completion. -W. J. Brooks,
who is attending college in Owosso,
Mich., has been compelled to give up
his studies owing to. i11 health. -Thos.
Cameron will sell a large number of
rxrilch cows at Russelclale on Saturday,
April 23rd, for John Sturgan, of Iiin-
eardinc.-Good Friday was observed
in Exeter as a general holiday. A
great nanny spent the day fishing,
while others strolled through the
woods. The weather was pleasant and
it was enjoyable to he ontdoors.-We
are now enjoying spring-like weather.
-Mrs. Simpson has moved into Rich-
ard Terry's house. which was recently
vacated byJohn Mitchell: -The newre-
s]d, n 7eS, of Messrs. Saxon Fitton and
W. J. Carling are in the course of
erection. --•Divine service was held
in several of the town churches on
Friday morning last. -Albert Ford,
who left here some few weeks ago, has
secured a lucrative position in Van-
couver, B."0., in a flouring mill. -Mr.
Salter, of Stephen, has engaged with
Wm. Ford, butcher, to learn the busi-
ness.
EASTER VISITORS. Among the
many persons who spent the Faster
vacation in town our reporter noticed
the following :-P. Dignan, of Strat-
ford, visiting his parents ; Warren
Snell,Toronto,the guest of his parents;
Ecl. Pickard, London, at home ; Mr.
Greeley, S trothroy. atH. Ba ckinghana's;
Messrs. W. Abbott and J. Orooks,
London, visiting ng youngfriends
,Geo.
Armstrong, teacher, Galt, the guest of
his brother, Irvine Armstrong; Mrs.
W. Davis and child, of London, visit-
ing her mother, Mrs. P. Fisher, FIuron
street. -Chas. Senior and wife and
Mrs: Appleford, of Blenheim, and W.
0. Senior, wife and child, of Toronto,
visited at J. Senior's and with Mr.
Simpson.atFarquhar. Jos.Lan)brooke,
Galt, the guest of his patents, Mr. and
Mrs. H. Lambrooke -G. W. Holman,
wife ai.d family, of Bayfield, visited
friends in Exeter and Usborne. -Miss;
May Gregory, visited her parents, as
cl]d also J. A. Gregory, of Goderich.•--
Geo. Ileacnan and family, of London,
visited friends here during the week. --
Chas. Abbott and wife, of London,
visited Mrs. Abbott's mother, Mrs. J.
Abbott. --Robert Barnes and wife, of
London, were the guestsof Mr. and
Mrs. S. Evans, the latter'
s parents. --
Miss Noble spent the day with her sis-
ter, Mrs, 3. Muir, sr. -Ed, Spaekman,
Blenheim, the guest of bis brother, E
J,
Spackman. -Mr, and Mrs. t)altry,
Lucan, visited during the .week at A.
Dempsey's,
I3AG ARnD's YIThLOW OIL, cures ail
pain in rnan or beast; for strains, cuts,
bruises, canons lumps, Swellings, in-
flammation, rheumatisttt- and neural-
gia it is a specific,
Paine's Celery Compound' Has No Equal.
Wells &Richardson Co.
DEAR SIIrs:-I take this opportunity
to express my gratitude for the good
that I and my friends have received
from your valuable discovery, Paine's
Celery Compound.
For years I have suffered from con-
stant sick
on-stantsick headache ; at times I have
been so bad that I have been unable to
sleep two hours a night for weeks.
I have tried litany medicines and
doctored a great deal, but never re-
ceived a bundredth part of the value
from them that I have obtained from
Paine's Celery Compound. After three
bottles I can sleep well, my headaches.
have ceased, and I feel healthier and
fresher than I have done for years.
Being one of the earliest settlers in
this place, 1 ani known to all the sur-
rounding country. I feel it a duty to
let others know abont the medicine.
that has done me so much good. ` I
send this testimonial without any soli-
citation.
Yours with gratitude
MRs. E. W r c -
cO�, Oreemore, Ont.
Wells & Richardson Co.
DEAR SIRS: -It is with great pleas-
ure that I testify to the value of your
great medicine, Paine's Celery Com-
pound. For nearly two years Isuffer-
ed from indigestion, kidney and Jiver
troubles. After trying seyeral medi-
cines that did not effect a cure I decid-
ed to try your Compound. Before us-
ing it I was so low in health that I
could not eat or sleep. I could hot lie
in bed owing to pain to the back; it was
only by resting on elbow and knees I
was enabled to obtain a slight degree
of ease. Before I had fully taken one
bottle of your medicine I began to im-
prove. I have now taken in all four-
teen bottles with grand resnits. I am
afar merandamleowworkingeveryday.
Anyone may refer to me in regard to
these statements. or to any of my
neighbors around Sheffield, where I
am well known. I am a living witness
to the worth of Paine's Celery Com-
pound.
Yours very truly,
• GEORGE J. Same, Sheffield, Ont.
Wells & Richardson Co,
GENTLEMEN: -No living mortal can
imagine the terrible sufferings that I
endured for four years, owing to liver
trouble, headache and sore back. I
may say that in addition to the dan-
gerous ailments just mentioned, I was -
continually sick at the stomach„ with
t sour taste and mouth all furred and
coated. I tried ninny patent medicines
and was under the treatment ofdoctors
hut received no benefit. I thank God
for having heard of your wonderful
Paine's Celery Compound. 1 procur-
ed a supply and used. it, and experienc-
ed is great change. No other remedy
eyer gave ine such wonderful results
in so short a time. I now find myself
a new woman, ancl can sleep well and
enjoy nay food. No soul should des-
pair when they can procure Paine s
OeleryCompound, the surest and best
of medicines.
Yours truly,
MRs. J. OU ma nus,
280 Delaware Avenue,
Toronto, Ont.
On Friday of last week the three-
year-old daughter of J. W.Irwin, Clin-
ton, while playing about thehouse,fell
over a bannister and dislocated her col-
lar bone.
Hon. James Boyle, a Toronto boy,
nowUnited States Consul at Liverpool
has been offered his former position
as private secretary to President Mc-
Kinley.
We learn that the North Middlesex
Reformers are anxious for t saw -off
with South Huron, hut the Conserva-
tives there will. sanction no such ac-
tion.
Timothy seed
APRIL WISDOM.
Be sure that your blood is pure,.
your appetite good, your digestion per-
fect.
To purify your blood and build up
your health, take Hood's Sarsaparilla..
This medicine has accomplished re-
markable cures of all blood diseases. It
is the One True Blood Purifier.
Hood's Sarsaparilla has power to
make you well by purifying and en-
riching your blood, giving you an ap-
petite, and nerve, mental and digestive
strength.
uiARE1T g.ltil't-`lt'rS
Exeter April 6th, . 1808
Wheat per bushel g4 to 85
Oats.... , 27 to 20
North ,..... .... . 4050 too 60 40
Batter_..,. . .14 to 11
Eggs II to 11
Turkeys 0 to 0
Geese ..... 4 to 6
Chickens per tb . 4. to 5
Ducks 5 to 6
-t°irool.... ,.. .- 17 to 18
Dried Apples.- 2l. to Si
Pork dressed .. $5.50 to 6.00
Porklive wet
oihl veht .--......$4.4G to '.50
-Bay per ton,....... � ..
5 00
yto -6.00
.•s
sV
Clover seed ... $4.00 to $5.00
,Alsikc clover .._......... 4.50. to $5.00
, ... $100 to $1.23
London. April 6th, 1898.
()Wheat per bushe , , , ....88 to 91
Peas
Oats.y"... ._.30 to 31
B .. to'
Barle,-nekwlieat ...... . .:-. .602050 to 31
to 6651
Eye „32 to 39
Corr ..44 to 46
BBeans 2ar8 toto 20 32
utter
Aga ..-.;-. 18, to 18
75 to 80
a Turkey Eel
3,.... ...- _ .10 to 10
Geese perfb...... ... . 9 to 10
Chickens ---, 30 to 50
Cheese...... . . 8 to 0
Potatoes per bag....:: 50 to 60
Hay per ton .$ .6,00 • to $ 7.00
Pork per cwt.. •
.. $4.00 to $4.50
RIlell arisen
Men Cured
571 ST. PATRICK STREET,
OTTAWA, JULY 31st 1.896
To THE PHRENOLINE MEDICINE CO„
LTD., OTTAWA, ONT.
CrEr'TLEMEN,-On the advise of a
friend I tried one bottle oikyour fam-
ous rheumatic remedy, Phrenoline.
and to my surprise it cured ine of
rheumatism, from which I have suf-
fered for many years.
It also cured me of dyspepsia, from
which I was suffering at the time, so
that; I feel now like a new man.
I have tried several remedies for
xheumatisxn
some of which did me a
certain amount of good, but 'nothing
that I haye taken has done so much
for me has your Phrenoline, and I
have much pleasure in recoinln riding
t to other sufferers.
Miss Willard's remains were cre-
mated.
Dennis Clifford, a Montreal carter,
was murdered while sittingonbis own
verandah.'
CATCFI COLD
It's an easy thing to do, but it's just as oast' to
get cured if youltake Norway Pine Syrup.
Costs only25c. at all drug stores.
SICK 17p;ADAOHE SUBSIDES.
"1 hare been troubled with Sick Headache
for over a year. Lately I have used Lama -Liver
Pills and land that they help me, more than any
other nied.icine I have ever taken. They do not
gripe, and 1ca1MARY1ELLEN HICKS,
South Bay, Ont.
g
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Too serious a condition to
neglect.
A Guelph harness maker tells!
how he was cured.
(Signed) JAMES CARROLL, •
Foreman of Works, Rideau Canal,
Se COLEY & SON
FLINTS FOR XMAS. AND
NEW YEARS GIFTS.
This Season we have surpassed our-
selves- in making and - gathering
together of choice oddments in fancy
furniture suitable for presentation.
The assortment is now complete and
everybody is invited to view our stock,
if only for the sake of seeing at what
very reasonable prices choice furniture
can be purchased here.
SPECIAL. -We wish to call special
attention to a line of very handsotne
Bed Room Setts in Elm, Oak and Ash,
Antique and Cremona finish. All are
extremely tasteful in design and the
prices are much lower than it has here-
tofore been possible to quote for
similar goods. Rocking chairs in
forest green,' Antique, Oak, Curdy
birch and Mahogatiy finisb, from $2.40
up.
FANCY TABLE
S A magnificent
line bought at tt sacrifice and marked
at correspoiaclieg,.low prices.
Centre Tables, Fancy C1lairs, Secre-
taries, Lounges, ;fancy Rockers,
Music Racks, C9>tiehes, Extension
Tables, Thew Piece, Parlor Suits
Picture Mouldings Curtain
Artists materials, ete., ete.,•etc.
Undertaking and Embalming in till
its brandies,
(i1DILISIV SON
PAIN IN THE HEART.
Mr. Wm. Dyson, the well known saddler
and harness maker of Guelph, Ont., makes
the following statement: "I heartily re.
commend Milburn'a Heart and Nerve Pillai
to anyone suffering from nervousness and
heart trouble. They are a1 splendid
medicine ilei such complaints. For a long
time I was afflicted with iiervousneas and
pain in my heart, which was especially
revere at night, often destroying ray rest.
These pills cured me and iavJgorated my
nervous system which is now Strong and
healthy. They restored restful sleep besides
r .
removing the distressing heart pains which
ATORONTO TOBACCONIST.
Mr. J. Bretz, 704 Church Street, Toronto, the
popular tobacconist, says bo was troubled with
weak and intermittent action of the heart, was
sleepless, nervous and losingfiesh. Three boxes
of Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills completely
cured him.
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we
__seem" Areas --
We try to suit everybody.
Come and see us.•'
A look through our two story
buildingwill convince you that
we carry a good assortment. Take
a look at our stock before buying.
Everythingup-to-date in under-
taking.
FZ. 1� T�7
Nursery so ARMS [.
BOOK Refits
Agrtcuiturat impteeleut Ag60ts t
Or anyone desiring to better their
position and increase their income
should write us. The demand for horse
grown NurseryStock ison the increase.
We want more men. If you want
steady,paying work, write us.
WE FURNISH ALL SUPPLIES:FREE.
WE HAVE THE LARGESTNURSERIES IN
THEDOMINIOn.
WE PAY BOTH SALARY AND COMMIS.
SION.
WE ENGAGE EITHER WHOLE OR PART
TIME MEN.
' WE GUARANTEE ALL OUR STOCK,
WE FURNISH PURCHAASERS:v1TR CERTI-
PIOA'rB FROM GOVERNMENT INSPECT-
OR,
OVERNMENTINSPECT-
OR, STATING OUR STOCK IS FREE
FRobI SAN JOSE SCALE. e y ;
Our Nurseries comprise over 700
acres, and growing stock in large
quantities enables us to sell at the
closest possible figure,
Men Succeed with us who Fail with others
It will costyou nothing to learn
what we can do for you.
Don't write unless you mean business
and want profitable employment.
Stone Elleilington
TORONTO
A Suit of Clothes
,or a Single Garment
Should Oombine now a days,
Correctness of Style,
Good Workmanship,
Moderate Cost,
Perfect Fit.
You look for these in an old and
reliable place, and A. S.
SNELL never disappoints hi
patrons in any of these. A
large assortment of
Fall it, Winter
Goods
in Worsteds and Tweeds are
formerly gave me anuelr anxiety and '
t y soY now on our shelves, and we wil)
trouble.
take much pleasure in showing
6Milhurn,a Heart andNerveIils�5 eta.
1F
box a Par 1.25 acild by atuggiste of sent
math:: T. lrt
burn Co.,Toronto,
t LaattlalG>lltex l%fs curd Constipation.
them to you. There are many
o1herlilies that are specially ally at
rgutty.,
dee 41s O n e9#lr Zis
Exeter Lumber Yard..
Dressed Pine, Siding, Floor-
ing and Ceiling.
No. 1 Pine Latli, Pine and
Cedar Shingles.
Special inducements to intend-
ing Builders in Hemlock
Bill. Stuff.
30000 Feet common Pine at
$10 00 per M
OP MAIRTTI EET YAE Jun 1iiPM0s
A Man is itiMys hi the
SWIM
If he wears one of W.
JOHN'S neatly fitting
He is 1I sure fitter.
His prices are away down.
His goods are the best.
Call and examine' Ir isG goods before
buying your
F I,L S ‘• IT
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•Tit 'i'aiior
1) ITT CHI1E.4 v
THE
,CHILDREN.
llE.
Don't scold EI
t4 the little ones if .
the bed is wet t'
-.•�
in the morning. !,
It isn't the child's fault. Weak ;,
kidneys need strengthening- L
V:•
that's all. You can't afford to
risk delay. Neglect may entail Q .
a lifetime of suffering.
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DOAit3'S KIDNEY PILLS
Strengthen the Kidneys end W
Bladder, then al1trouble
ceases.
�
Mr. John Carson, employed at V
:t... S. Bradt & Co.'s store, Hain- y�
ii:on, Ont., says :
"My little boy seven years of age l;a
has been troubled with his kidneys !'c
ty since birth And could not hold his V
. t water. We spent hundred's of dol- ;y
lars doctoring and tried many dif-
ferent remedies, but they were or no .J
avail, One box of Doan's Litlney it-
'../ Pills completely cured him" !-
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Bi
Are Ton interested
in heels?
\Te llandle
some of the lead-
ing CANADIAN
and AmERIOAN
makes at prices
to suit the times.
A few second hand organs
5 and 6 Octaves cheap.
.
Se -wiling ci 'rte
ALWAYS ON HAND.
P. S.—Selling out Dise Har-
rows at cost.
PERKINS & MARTIN,
Main street, Exeter.
PERFECTION C ON AT
LAST.
WARRANTED EVERY TIME
musses
NEW IN DESIGN,
NEW IN PRINCIPLE,
NTI,W IN APPLICATION.
Alar
a assortment or
uncut of the e lest
$' and
most approved Trusses and Mechani-
cal. A
py arlces always in stock, per -
chased direct froiii the manufacturers.
We guarantee every Truss to be
niiade with the finest English steel.
PRIC> SIVERY MODERATE.
Sole Agency
DOMINION LABORATORY.
J. W,
:BROWNING nun”
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81004.
purifier
For
Horses
And
ttk
FU'r UP AS A POWDER.'
GIVES NEW FE
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k INCREASES THE FLOW
OF MILK IN COWS.
tiL+tutsMats $'@ plea £iec.
AGENTS MONTREAL PROPRIETORS
rw;. ; 3 tM
TIlo I,eal:I.ig Speolaiist )oler°ica
20 YEARS IN DETROIT.
250,000 MEI
WE CURE EMISSIONS
Nothing can be more demoralizingto
young or middle-agod men ;than •the nres-;
enCe of these "nightly losses. They
produce weakness. nervousness, a feeling
of disgust andawhole train of symptoms.
They unfit a man for business. married
life and social happiness.No matter
whether caused by evil habits in youth,
naturalwealmess or sexual excesses, our
New Method Treatment will positively
erre you.
NO CURE—NO PAY
'Reader, you need help. Early abdse or
later excesses may have weakened on.
Exposure may have diseased
8p y yen. �OA
are not safe till cured.' Our New Method
will cure you. You run no risk.
250,000 CUED
Young Man -You are pale,feeble
and haggard; nervous, irritable and ex-
citable. You become forgetful, morose,
and despondent; blotches and pimples,
sunken eyes, wrinkled face, stooping
form and downcast Countenance reveal
the blight of your existence.
WECUREVARICOCELE
No matter how serious your case may
be. or how Long you may have bad it, our
NEW METHOD TREATMENT will
cure it. The "wormy veins" return to
their normalit'
ou
o d yon and hence the:
sexual organs receiveproper nourish
ment. The organs become vitalized, all
unnatural drains or losses cease and
manly powers return. No temporary
benefit, but aermanent cure assured.
NO OURE, NOpPAY. NO OPERA-
TION NECESSARY. NO DETEN-
TION FROM BUSINESS.
CUES GUARANTEED
We treat and cure SYPHILIS,
GLEET EMISSIONS, IMPOTENCY,
STRICTURE, VARICOCELE SEMI-
NAL LOSSES, BLADDER AND KID-
NEY diseases. 00 NSULTATION
FREE. BOOKS FREE. CHARGES
MODERATE. If unable to call. write
for a gUIiST1oN BLANK for EGAD
TREARMENT,
:ipslo
148 SHELBY STREET,
DETROIT, EMMA-
7
Buil for Servioe
A thorobred Durham Bull for service on lot
18, eon. 1, Stephen. First class strain. Terms :
$1, to insure. SAMUEL PARSONS,
Boar For Service
The undersigned will keep for service on lot
9 concession I, Usborne, importedChester
White and large English Berkshire boars,
which can be registered if requOHire .N MAdCorrrt"Y.s as
5—w
TOE'S
icug )Stoee
We would recommend those
suffering from COUGHS, COLDS,•
and BRONCHIAL., troubles to
use WINAN'S COUGH BALSAM,
It is also a reliable remedy
for `Children.
We manufacture WINAN'S
LINIMENT, an excellent reme-
dy for NItURALGTA, PAINS,
SORE THROAT, {
HROA i', R>E•TLu.1tIA'I'ISM
INF'L'UENZA.
Also
WINAN'S Ct)NDITI()N
POWDER, the hest inmar-
ket, the m 1° a
ket.
Tryour Lotion for scratches
on horses, also n iti
'1, S• Cil (� Oil,bVi�-
p
der for same
SOLE AGENT POR DICKS S LUNG
SYRUP;
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