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L. essential to..
health, Every nook 00
e
and curacy of the
system is reached by the blood, .and en
Its quality the oondttion of every organdie.
ponds, Good' blood means strong nerves,
good digestion, robust health. Impure
blood a ssaroiu s, dyspepela,eheuma.
fish, catarrh or other dieeascs. The surest
way to have good blood is to take Hood's
Bareaparilla. This medicine purifies, vi-
talizes, and enriches the blood, end sends.
h e ane s of health n
the 1 nt a th a d strength to
every nerve, organ and tissue. It creates
• good appetite,, gives refreshing sleep
slid aures that tired feeling. Remember,
N o
Sarsaparilla
Is the best — lalaet the One True Blood Purifier.
Hood Pills
euro Liver Ills; easyto
take, easy to operate; 25e.
Additional Locals.
Mr. Reuben Grieves has left Parkhill
for Winnipeg. '
John Hodgins, an ex -reeve of Bid-
dulph township, is seriously ill. '
The recent rains are reported by
Parkhill farmers to have done much
good.
Rev. A. 0. Courtice, B. D., editor of
the Christian Guardian, has had the
degree of P. D. (Doctor of Divinity)
conferred upon him by Victoria Uni-
versity, Toronto.
Always avoid harsh purgative pills.
They first make you sick and then
lease you constipated. Carter's Little
Liver Pills• regulate the botvels and
make you well. Dose one pill.
Fire broke out in the building occu-
pied by W. H. Cash's photo gallery,
Lucknow, one day last week, and as a
consequence the office and fixtures
were considerably damaged, •
More cases of sick headache, bilious-
ness, constipation, can be cured in less
time, with less medicine, and for less
money by using Carter's Little Liver
Pills, than by any other means.
Miss Harriet Brooks, formerly of
Seaforth, has graduated as B. A., with
honors, at McGill Un iversity, Montreal,
She won honors in Mathematics, and
natural philosophy, securing the Anne
Molson gold medal.
Alex. MacLaren, M. P., of North
Perth, the well-known Stratford
cheesrnaii, has, through his Boston
agents, contracted to supply Mac-
Laren's Imperial cheese to the United
States warships Columbia,Minneapolis
and Lehigh. These vessels are now
cruising off the Middle and Eastern
States.
The advance in the price of wheat
is of the greatest importance to Can-
ada. Should the rise of -30 cents be
maintained a few months longer it
will mean an increase iri the Purchas-
ingpower of the farmers in Ontario
and Manitoba, the two great wheat
producing provinces of the Dominion,
of a sum no less than $20,000,000 to
$25,000,000.
A slick fakir giving his name as J.
A. Andrews has been doing up many
people. I3e secures a loan for which
he gives a pair of what be says are
gold rimmed spectacles, .and promises
to return and redeem the property.
He does not do so, however, and the
people are left with a pair of inferior
glasses. A citizen of Clinton was vic-
timized in this manner a few days ago.
C. S. Jones, the abscondingbarrister,
who sorne nineteen or so years ago,
left St. Marys suddenly, bad under the
nacre of C. J. McDougall this many
years been residing in Portland, Ore-
gon. Last week, after three weeks' ill-
ness at the home of his sister, he died
as pour as when he first commenced to
1'r _t inSt.Marys.x
a' ice The
wife and
9tnily continue to live in Toronto,
while the boys are honored members
of their profession.
Do not suffer from sick headache a
Moment longer. It is not necessary.
Carter's Little Liver Pills will cure you.
Dose one little pill. Small price.
Small dose. Small pill.
A Goderich young roan, Kenny Mc-
Auley, was on the str. Servia, when
she took fire in lake Superior a week
ago Wednesday night and he lost
everything except the clothes he had.
on. Since navigation opened the str.
shade one trip from Chicago toBuffalo,
event to Duluth and loaded corn for
Buffalo, and was off Whitefish. Point
(about 100 miles from the Soo) on her
way down when the misfortune took
place.
Coal seems to bo one of the Spani-
ards, most formidable enemies at pre-
sent.
ERYSIPELAS CURED.
"I wish to state that I used Burdock Blood
Bitters for Erysipelas in my .face and a general
ren' down state Ot health. The use of a few
bottles cured me completely."
MRS. CHAS. COOK,
Belleville, Ont.
yo case so slight you can afford to
', e lect.NQ case se s0 deep-seated eated tha
ee S
Dir. Agnew's Catarrhal Po der
it
not relicper
ma.
instantly and cure pea- zn
faently. It has made marvelous cures,
lulcl enjoys the esteem and high ell
dorsatlotl of the 'medicalP rofession.
Thou b exposure 1 oonttaoted that dread
die-
age—Catarrh, My ease became armee—in re
minutes atter first application 1 had:tenof acid IA
Ai short while I Watt completely cured. W.
Livat tar, G.T,11. Brakeman, Atnondale,.OM, Air
Sold by C. Ltniz, Exeter.
Freemen Doiebs has returned to Lug'
can from St. Joeeplx's Hospital, Lon-
don, where be underwent two success-
fall operations.
Joseph Dobbs, of Biddulph, brie p ur-
chased 50 acres of the Dobbs estate
there for'1,800. The hundred -acre
farm has not yet been sold.
Hugh McC;tlium, Parkhill,who is 83
years old, sowed. eight acres of oats,'
one of millet, and three of barley, this
spying, all in one day, with one hand.
A,bxabL
xn Boulton
has purchased
the Stewart homestead on the north
1 c. from Messrs. A.
of 'CTs o ri ft
0
u ar b
b nd,
E. and Geo, Stewart and will move
to the same in the fall.
This week we aunotynce the death
of Jean Primrose Hartt, daughter of
0. L, Hartt, of St. Louis, formerly of
Clinton, which oecurrecl at Holstein,
Qnt., on April 24th, at tbe age of two
caret
The 1 Cininion (xover'pmenthas been
purity of a small piece of business. It
has removed W.H.Roberts, Stratford,.
as caretaker of the post -office clock,
because of his politics. John Walsh,
a Grit, succeeds him,
W. G. Irvine hook -keeper for the.
Whyte Packing Co„ .Mitchell, was
united in marriage Tuesday evening
to Selina Parrot, a popular young lady,
of Mitchell. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. 3. T. Kerrin.
George M:eudson, formerly of Tuck
ersmith, who graduated this year with
a.13. A., dregree from the Kingston
University, celebrated the occasion by
marrying a Kingston girl. He is now
off to British Columbia to teach.
The 1898 crop gof hay on the grounds
Y
of the West illianis Agricultural So-
ciety was sold by auction for $17, and
was bought by Parkhill lacrosse club,
who intend to use a portion of the
grounds for practice and matches.
Provincial Road Inspector Camp
hell will address a meeting in Blyth on
the 26th inst. and in Dungannon on the
27th. Mr. Campbell has clone much
to boom Road Reform and no doubt
large numbers will turn out to hear
him in Huron:
The assessment roll for Mitchell just
completed, shows the total income tax
to be $5,190. Real and personal, $681,-
983 ; dogs, 121; bitches,10 ; cattle, 197 ;
sheep, 6; bogs, 161; horses, 223; births
during the year 32; deaths same time
18 ; population, 2,133.
The wife of Isaac Bezzo, of Clinton,
died.very suddenly ddenl on Friday de
evening,
,
supposedly from premature confine-
ment, She leaves a delicate husband
and four small children to battle With
the world. Her remains were interr-
ed with Salvation Army honors on
Sundsy, the husband being a member
of this order.
This is the season of the year when
the country is flooded with the altar-
ing catalogues of the Big Toronto de-
partmental stores. In ninety-nine
cases out of ;e hundred the goods offer-
ed can be purchased at Moine quite as
reasotiablyand one has the satisfaction
of knowing that his money will be
circulated where it is earned.
At the annual meeting of the Sea -
forth Bowling Club the following offi-
cers were elected : President, James
McMichael ; vice-president, W. K.
Pearce; secretary -treasurer, Alex.
Wilson ; managing committee, F.
Holmstead, W. O. Reid, F. C.G.Minty,
and R. S. Hays; skips, J. Weir, W. K.
Pearce, W. Pickard, A. Wilson, E. C.
Coleman, R. S. Hays, W. Bright.
Where is that vast influx of "Ameri-
can" population . Where is the im-
mense increase in traffic which the
Canadian transportation companies
were to enjoy in the event of war?
Why aren't these big ocean liners
coming to Halifax, as they were toclo?
All that the war has done for Canada
so far has been' to raise the price of
bread. But perhaps the war hasn't
started yet.
On Tuesday evening, May 3rd, a citi-
zen's meeting was held, in Hawk-
shaw's hotel, Seaforth, for the purpose
of discussing means to arouse enthusi-
asm in the welfare of manly sports of
the town. There was a large attend
ince and a very enthusiastic meeting
ensued. The speakers were unanimous-
lyland to be
ly in favor of purchasing
used for a race track. A committee
was appointed to examine a situable
site and ascertain cost of preparing
same for a good track.
There died at her home on the 3rd
con. of Elma, on April 23, Isabella
Agnes, the wife of Wrn. M. Shearer,
after an illness of about two weeks.
Deceased was third daughter of Oliver
Jones, Mornington, and had not com-
pleted the 20th year of her age. She
was married on the 23rd of February
last, her death having thus taken place
just two months later. About three
weeks ago she became affected with
St.. Vitas dance and the best medical
skill was not able to check the pro-
gress of the disease.
The Perth county council has passed
a by-law levying a tax of $50 on per-
sons engaged in selling goods from door
to door, over which there appears to
be a good deal of indignation. The
intention was no doubt to reach Jew
and tea pedlars, who interfere with
legitimate trade,but it goes further,
and covers cases of merchants who
exchange goods for farmers' produce
out side of their stores. This isunfair,
and it is very doubtful if each a by-law
can be enforced. A grocer in Mit-
chell bas already paid the license, but
there are others on the road who re-
fuse to comply with the measure, and
in doing so they are likely acting un-
der advice, This being the case, itis
probable that a test ease will shortly
be heard in the cuurc. •
Mr. Hodgins,late of Wyoming, is a
sutooth gent, and is fairly well fixed
just now with money that should cheer
the hearts of the bay growers of this
district. They trusted him, and he
bought a large quantity of hay and
shipped it away frotn ,here, leaving
town himself in a very' unostentatious
Loner, with bet w
eey $400 and $500
oo
belonging
to other people. He is now
on a visit to the States, with no; par-
ticular intention of returning, and the
people who grew the hay have received
another lessonnot to trust transient
commission merchants. Hodgins had
been dealing in hay for the ,past two
r •Int in his
.•years ^ and 'was altvaLys st a1
business methods before, so that there
was some excuse for the farmers
trusting him, Efforts are being made
to track him.---Petrolia Advertiser,
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L1161111t6 LaUu
Cavese i,,
Gz,09 Witb,rr c fib's
CQIo; y Compound.
She is Rescued from .a Ter-
rible Condition of Suffer-
ing That Was Lead-
ing to Death.
a
tl£lahzlilator y Rheumatism
Reached the Muscles
of the Heart.
Paine's Celery Compound
Never Disappoints the
Rheumatic Sufferer.
The Marvellous Spring Medi-
cine Should Be Used
This Month.
It Drives All Poisons From
the System
Wells & Richardson Co.,
GENTLEMEN.—It is with extreme
pleasure I give you a testimonial in
favor of your wonderful remedy,.
Paine's Celery Compound. Last Janu-
ary I had la grippe, and it left xne suf-
fering with that dread disease, inflam-
matory rheumatism. . My hands and
feet were swollen badly I also had
the rheumatism in my sides and shoul-
ders, and in the tnitscles of my heart.
I suffered very Bunch until a 'friend
advised my husband to procure Paine's
Celery Compound for me. I Aril ;
April cornrxien-
I
sed taking the compound.In
have used ten bottles, and am perfectly
cured. The Compound has given me a
good. appetite and made a new person
of me. I hear Paine's Celery Com-
pound praised every day -by people
who used it, and I heartily recom-
mend it to all who suffer from rheu-
matism.
Yours sincerely,
MRs. D. H. HAMMOND,
Lachute, P. Q.
BIRTHS.
IiYDD—In Exeter North, on April' 3011', tho
wife of J'onathau Kydd, of a son.
WOOD—In Exeter, on April 2811', the wife of
Frank Wood, of a son.
STONEMAN—At Kirkton, on the 2nd ineb.
Mrs. Wm. Stoneman, of a son.
SMALE—In Hibbert, on the 4th inst.,' Mrs.
Geo. Smolt:, of a daughter.
WILSON -In Usborne,at the residence of Robt,
Cann, on the 711' lust., the wife of V, Wilson,
of Kincardine, of a daughter.
MARRIAGES.
IRw IN—PARROTT—In Mitchell, on the 3rd
inst., by Rev. T. J. Kerrin, W. G. Irwin, to
Mrs. Selena Parrott, both of Mitchell.
SHANNON—AYERS—In Atwood, on the 20th,
ult., at the home of the bride's mother, Miss
Addie Ayers, to Wm. Shannon, of Elma.
MORGAN—STIRLING—At Treherne, Man..on
April 23, by Rev. Mr. Armstrong, Frederick
Morgan to Miss Annie Stirling, granddaugh-
ter of William Stirling, of Goderich town-
ship.
DEATHS.
SMITHSON—In Clinton, on May 2, Ann wife
of W. Smithson, aged 63 years.
NEVIN—In Seaforth, on May 2, Hanorab, wife
of the late Samos Nevin, aged 61 years.
0 OOKSON,-In Exeter, on the 711' inst., Corey
Cookson, infant son oTdJohn Cookson.
BROWN— in Exeter, on the 4th inst., Mary
Ann Brown, wife of Wm. Brown, aged 61
years,
. A MAN W110 Is TIRED
All the time,owing
to impoverished
blood, should take Hood's Sarsap-
arilla to purify and enrich his bloud
and give hint vitality and vigor.
This condition of weakness and lack
of energy is a natured consequence
of the •coming warmer weather,
which finds the system debilitated
and the blood impure
A good spring medicine is a necessity
with almost everyone. Hood's
Sarsaparilla is what the millions
takein the spring. Its great powers
to purify and enrich the blood and
build up health is one of the facts of
common experience.
MILBURN'S STERLING HEADACHE
POWDERS cure the worst headache in
from five to twenty minutes, and leave
no bad after-effects. One powder 5c.,
3 powders 10c., 10 powders 25c.
OVER LOADED!
Every incoming freight train
since Last January, emptied part
of its cargo on our floors, and the
new things have crowded every
foot of our large floor space.
.We are not hurrying you to
purchases, but many prefer to get
as near as possible the first choice
of new assortments.
Out Stock oir.r. yk
Furniture of allknlk 1 di
s
, Was never more complete,
Purchaserse
get from us always
the lowest prices and the adtr'rent-
Of the studyofstyles and
allth s yI s .; nd
of the mostI? erfect taste that we
can eominand.
CIDLEY & SON,
FURNITURE AN1y UND.11, TAKI RS.
kOI3, OVER FIFTY YEARS,
Aly W» AND ''V( rl;iiX,"J' yap RUMBOy.--lvirr'
__Ale
Soothing
l G Syrup has been used for
hleeletitioiotestsusedn fifty
teething,With pruccs..
soothes tlla child, ROAM
the gun's, allays all
fmagurus wind collo and is the best remedy
orr Diarrhea. It is pleasant to the taste. Sold..
by druggists in every part of the world, 25
eoi:its a 1Aottle. Its value is ineatculable. 13e
sure and ask for Mrs, Winelow's Soothing
Syrup, and take no other kind,;
ASK YOUR Urt1.4i FQ1.
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BEST
.,.F ORT sL .A E.D AIRY,ANp'FARM.
Exeter Lumber x Hardt
Dressed Pine, Siding, Floor-
ing and Coiling.
No. 1 Pine Lath, Pine and
Cedar Shingles.
Special inducements to intend •
ing Builders in Hemlock
Bill Stuff.
0000 Feet co scion PMO at
$W 00 per M
YARD EAST SIDE Jas.wines
OF MAIN STREET. fY 1
FARMERS
=„ ..
•
You will find at Brssett's Wareroom
the following line of Agricul
tural Implements
I;GG'iEl llI`VO BIN-
DERS,
IN-
DERS, MOWERS, ROLLER
AND BALL BEARINGS,
STEEL SULKY RAKES.
Afull line of Seed Drills, Cullivators
Disc and D iaxnortcl Harrows
Plows, and Turnip Drills.
SEWING MACHINES, ETC
The celebrated Knoll Washer
Raymond sewing and wringers
machine
STOVES.,001..
Gurney stores and furances.
Waggons •
Buggies
• Bicycles.
The Chatham Waggon and a full
line of the celebrated McLaughlin
Buggies.
'Bale..,'
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V It isn't the child's fault. Weak V
W. kidneys need strengthening V
Vthat's all. You can't afford to V
risk delay. Neglect may entail V
Wa lifetime of suffering.
V
®OAK'S KIDNEY PILLS
W Strengthen the Kidneys and !1'
V Bladder, then all trouble V
V ceases. W
1410 Mr. John Carson, employed at W
°; M. S. Bradt 8c Co.'s store, Ham- V
i ilton, Ont., says
iy- ” My little boy seven years of age V
with his 1.
idne •s
troubled ubled ) 1
ve has been io
singe birth and could not hold his Oja
4V 'water. We spent hundreds of dol- i51
W tars doctoring and tried many ail- V
, ferent remedies, but they were or no V
1;d avail. One box of Doan's Kidney tri
VPills completely cured him."410
STRENGTH CAME BACK,
The Anvil once mare rings with the
strokes of his hammer.
Mr. Thos. Porteous, the well known
blacksmith of Goderich, Ont:, tells how
sickness and weakness gave way to health
andetrongth.' "For the past four years my
servos have been very weak, any sleep fitful
and disturbed by dreams, consequently I
arose in the morning unrested. I was
frequently very dizzy and was much
troubled with a mist that dame before anew
eyes, :my memory was often defective a
had fluttering of the heart, together wi
sharer pain through it at -tenIn
Condition I Was easily worried and
enervated and exhausted. Twonnox!ths ago
1 began taking lltilburn: s Heart and Nerve
Pills, since that time I have boon gainingin
health and strength daily. They have
restored my nerves to a healthy condition
renamed
d
all
l
dizziness in
tlssa
and
heart tronble,
oub
l
e,
an
nowx sleepIon 0,,,:a derive contort an
test from it. That Milburn's Heart an
Tervo Pills are a go
od r
emeda
y fox Nervaus-
aoe, "Weakness, Heart Trouble and Similar
,,
complaints hoes 'without sayin Pings
it druggists or T. Milburn
15O ata. e► box , , a gg
alk Co., Toren'', e, Ont.
taxa -Liver Pills curie Dyspepsia,
,Exeter, May 1ltu,11108,
%%eat perbushel 1.10 tolls
ailey
Peas .,
Batter...".
Turkeys
eese,,,.,.,,
bickers per lb .,.,...
Dudes
Wool...,
Dried Apples,. ..
Pork eeessed
r
Pork live wiib
gg
ARO 1*
3d to '31
erne too 555k 57i ST, Px1.TR1CK. STI EET,
..,65 t
1Z to 13 +1 TTAWA, JULY 3ISt I895
9 to 9
9 to 5 To Trus PRItENOLII1E ll'IIIDICINIl Co,,
47 to A LTD., OTTAwA, OM,.
08 . x GENTLEMEN,—On. the advise of kz
2 to friend I tried one bottle o,f rota• fate-
rc
4. G to 25 ous rheumaLtio rowecly. Pbretlohte,
„
and to ray surprise it cured me of
have, suf-
fered
from which 1 Xf
fered fox many years.
Hay per ton 500 to ,00
Olover seed ,.1,00 to $5.00
Alsiko clover ..... ..., . 4.60 to 45.00
rrm thY seed 1.00 t0 12a
London, May 1 t 8.
1t1t S9
Wheat per bushe ,..;.1.05 to LOS
Oats . , , .. ....31 to 31fr
Paas 5,5 to 60
13atloy.....381 to 50
Buckwheat. 36 to 3.9..
Rye 39
Corn..... ..53i 10 AS
Beans' .40 to 60
Butter .. .13 to 14
Eggs. ..,10 to 11
Ducks .......60 to 70
Turkeys per to .. 10 to o 12
Geese per lb.—
Chickens.. .. .5C to 75
Cheese. ,. . f to 10
Potatoes per bag.,.... .'.SL toe 00
Hay per ton, $ 0.03 to a 7'50
Pork per °wt...' .. 34.50 to 65.00
Grain Markets,
Toronto, Ont., May 10th,—Wheat
quotations on red winter difficult to
obtain, owinto the spe
1 beLvee
i'
buyers end .sellers, holders west asking
as high as $1.20: but bnyers are not
willing to give more than $1.15 ; Mani-
toba grades firm ; No. 1 hard, afloat.
Fort William, quoted at $1.38 . $1.40,
and at $L50, Montreal freights; Flour
holding firm ; cars of straight roller, in
barrels west, are quoted at from $5.50
@ $5,60. Mill feed steady; cars ofshorts
quoted at from $12 @ 13, and bran at
$10.50 @ $11 west. Barley dull; prices
nominal. Rye firm; cars west quoted
at 60c. Corn steady; cars of Canada
yellow west are quoted let 80e e :37e,
and American at Toronto at 45e. Oats
firnr;cars of white west quoted at 34!:c;
Peas quoted, cars west, at 60e.
A SLUMP AT CHICAGO.
Chicgo,leTay 10.—A tremendous tem-
porary slump in the price of wheat, oc-
curred to -day. The fall amounted to 19
cents a bushel ; from $L25 the quota-
tions for July, the chief option, fell. to
$1.06. However, there was a big re-
bound, and the closing price $L14. It
was a market seldom equalled for wild-
ness even in war times. When scarcity
of unlet inns bad pushed the July figures
up to $1.25 there appeared to conte an
impulse on the part of holders to take
profits The liquidation did not cease
till the decline resulting from the sales
bad carried the market back to $1.06.
The worst of the break was in the last
half hour of trading. Foreigners were
said to have been among the largest
takers of profits. Accelerating the
break was a cable saying bakers and
millers took no wheat at Liverpool
and that India would increase its ship-
ment.
hipment.
It is the dread of Britain's action
that keeps the great powers of Europe
from letting their dogs of war loose
to trifle with the coat-tail of our Uncle
Samuel.
WHEN You ARE TIRED
Without extra exertion, languid,
dull and listless, your blood is failing
to supply, to your muscles and other
organs the vitalizing and strength -giv-
ing properties they require. Hood's
Sarsaparilla cures that tired feeling by
b
enriching and parifyiO n the blood: It
will give you energy and vigor.
Hood's Pills are easy to take, easy to
operate. Care indigestion, biliousness.
25c.
Nursery 8100 Agculs
BOOK A081118 !
Agriculture! Imptemout. Agents
Or anyone desiring to better their
position and 'Increase their income
should write us. The demand for home
grown Nursery Stock is on the increase.
We want more men. If you want
steady, paying work, write us.
WE FURNISH ALL SUPPLIES FREE.
WE ,HAVE THE LARGEST NURSERIES 157
THEDOMINTOn.
WE PAY BOTH SALARY AND COMMIS.
SION.
WE ENGAGE EITHER WHOLE OR PART
TIME MEN.
WE GUARANTEE ALL OUR STOCK.
WEFURNISH PURCHASERS WITH CERTI-
FICATE FROM GOVERNMENT INSPECT-
OR, STATING OUR STOCK IS TREE
FROM SAN JOSE SCALE.
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 cost you nothing to learn
what we can do for you.
Don't write unless you mean business
and want profitable employment.
Stone & Wellington
TORONTO
A Suit of clothes
or a Single Garment
Should Combine now a days,
Correctness of Style,
Good Workmanship,
Moderate Cost,
Perfect Vit.
You look for these in an old and
reliable plane, and A. J.
SNILL never disappoints ha
patrons in any of these. A
large assortment of •
'a11 it Winter Goods
In Worsteds, and Tweeds, are
npw on our shelves, and we will
take muchI leasure in showing
F(
them to you.There are many
oilier fines that are s ecially at*
active.
,s4 1a
a.
It also cured, me of dyspepsia, from ,S
which I was suffering at the time, so.
that
I feet now like a new
man.
I have tried several remedies for.
r'heurnatisnl, some of which did nee it
certain amount of good, but nothing
that"' haye taken has done so much
for the bas your Phrenoline, and. I
have much pleasure ie recommending
t to other sufferers.
(Signed) JAMES CARROLL,
Foreman of Works, Rideau Canal..
A Man is always in the
SWHVL
If he wears one of W.
JOHN'S neatly fitting
SUITS.
He is a sure fitter.
His prices a e away t'9wn.
His goods are 'he best.
Call and examine' his; goods before
buying your
,sszte,F ' LL S U IT
W. JOHNS,
The 'r'evile
R. N.ti _.owe
We try to suit everybody.
Come and sce•
u'r.
A look through our two story
building will convince you that
we carry a good assortment. Take
a look at our stock before buying.
Everything up-to-date in under-
taking.
& . N. RO W E
g
xv
Th v Leading Spn ix'" l oq Amefloa
9,f`
20YEARS nalBETB .
CURED..
y
2,1r1l ;,00n CURED.
WE CUPE
UP aT ic a3{,k Z.•„"' y T 'EK4 < r
C
Nothing eau be more de,nora,i ring tr l;rl
young or middle-aged mea team tbe p e s- 7,
enee of these "rightly losses." they.
prednoe weakness, nervensne ss, a ` e1ir*, z"1
of dish stand a whole train oil symptoms. %}?3
They unfit a man for business, married
N' •'
life and social happiness. o matte',
whether caused by evil habits In youth, Fit;
natural weakness or sexual excesses, car
New Method Treatment will positively u.
euro you.
NO CURE -110 PAY
'Reader, youneed help. Early abuse or .?a
later excesses may have weakened you.
Exposure may have diseased. you. You
are not safe till eared. Our New Method
will acre you. Yon run no risk.
250, 0 00 CURD
Young /aan--You are pale, feeble
and haggard; nervous, irritable and ex- - +
citable. You became forgetful, morose,
and despondent; blotches and pimples,
sunken eyes, wrinkled face, stooping L
form and downcast countenance reveal
the blight of your existence.
F VARICOCELE
20
matter er how serious your
age may ,
be, or how long you may have had it, oar q
NEW METHOD TREATMENT Will
cure it. The "wormy veins' return to t o d
f" their normal condition and hence the, ei
sexual organs receive' proper nourish•
-
` tient. The organs become viteliisd, nil
unnatural drains or lessee cease and
-,manly powers return. No temporary
benefit. bee a ermanent euro assured.
+0 CURE, NO PAY. NO OPERA- •
ION NECESSARY. NO DETE1l-
TTON FROM BUSINEss. 7ti4
CURES GUARANTEED
'We treat and euro SYPEIILIS,
GLEET. EMISSIONS, IMPOTENCY,
STRIOTiiRE VARICOCELE,_
LOSSES, 13LADD'Elt AND KID-
NEY diseases. CONSULTATION
FREE. BOOKS FREE. CHARGES
MODERATE. If unable to eall, write
'for gMEN I,:ON BLANK for HOME
31:sEiteate
KENNET:We. KERG N
148 SHELBY STREET,
DETRO0 c, MICH
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PERFECTION AT LAST
WARRANTED EVERY TIME
TRUSSES
NEW IN DESIGN,
NEW IN PRINCIPLE,
NEW IN APPLICATION.
A large assortment of the best and
anost approved Trusses and Mechani-
calA krances in stock
pp always s y , pur-
chased direct from the nutnufacturers.
We guarantee every Truss to be
made tvxth the finest English steel.
PRICES VERY MODERATE.
;Sole Agency
Do IN ,
M XONIAIi0i1ATOR"i'`.
J. W. BROWNING Pitoiy
THE IA
G ,T
CIE which c1
gave
such thorough satisfaction last
year and was ahead of all other
wheels in improvements, again
takes the lead this year. Our sales
were large Iast 3 ear, but this year
already they have been phenom-
enal. This in itself speaks for the
success of the wheel.
In pedaling one virtually walks.
In climbing a hill he sits in the
same relative position over the
pedals, that he would on .any
other bicycle on a level street.
It is not the gear so much as the
position of the rider. To get a
wheelbarrdw to the top of a hill,
would you get in front of it and
pull it up, or behind it and push
it up?
To sit directly over your pedals
on a Racycle and push down and
back, is much •easier than ic7 sit
back in pour saddle, on a bicycle,
and shore fo,:'vard, tre-ing to pull
yourself by your handle bars.
Our 84 gear can he propelled
easier than other wheels at 68.
To sec them is to buy.
THE RA.CYCLE is a bicycle,
but a bicycle is not a Racycle.
In presenting the Racycle nar-
row Tread, 13g8 Models, the take
it for grantedthe public realize
that no bicycle can be higher in
grade or better in material.. If
not, we guarantee it to be so.
Competition on has forced manu-
facturers to avail themselves of
every new improvement to such
an extent that the value of a
wheel can no longer be hidden
behind a name plate.
ElIC-Y-
Although we make a specialty
of the "Racycle," we handle.
several makes of wheels, and can
supply the wants of all. We can
give you a bicycle from $3.o alp,
and guarantee better value for
the money than any dealer in the
county. We carry the largest
stock in the county and sell at
prices. closer glee visit
s .,. At
1-
to our show
rooms will convince anyone of
this fact.
0 r OK B
Agents for Huron to
LUTHER ROWARDg
Agent for Exeter.
s•_. TICE.
STEPHEN COUNCIL,.
Council will meet on Thursday, May 26, at
IO a. nt. for general business as a Court of no -
vision, and letting the usnal gravel contracts.
C. PROUTY,
3w Clerk.
D hug _.L,,. '
oe
We would recommend those
suffering from COUGHS, CoLD;
and BRONCHIAL, troubles to
use WINAN'S COUGH BALSAM.,
It is also a reliable remedy
for children.
We inallufactlxre WINAl ',
LINIMENT, an excellent reme-
dy for NEURALGIA, A AINS,
Song Tnio &T . P IIEUM 'j`1:CBIA
INFLUENZA,
7 , CONDITION
Also WIx\AN s,
POWDER) the best in the mar-
ket.
Try our Lotion for scratches
pion p
011 horses, also condition pow-
der for salve
BOLL AGENT
POR DICKS ti
SYXtI7P.
NG
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