Exeter Times, 1898-8-4, Page 5T
ItMerit talk" the
intrinsic value of• a s
Word's Saestiearfilm
• Merit in medicine'eueans the eower to
pure. Hood's Sareaparilla poesesses actual
and nequalled eueative power and them -
fore it has true inerite When you buy
elood's Sarsaparilla, and take it according
to directions, to purify your blood, or
euro any of the many blood diseases, yoe
*re morally certain toe receive benefit.
The power to cure le there. Yoe are not
trying an experiment. xt ,iii make your
blood pure, rich and nourishing, aud thee
drive out the germs of diseaee, strengthen
the nerves and build up the wlioleelyetem.
arsapariila
lathe best, in fact the One True Blood Purifier.
TeePared only by C. t Heoe tOo , Lowell, Mass;
Do not ur Dein oz
Hood's Pills gripe. AddrIgkfste. 2e9,
gqieq tige5,
171.11:7RSDAY, ATIGUST 4th, 1898.
Additional Locals.
Thursday, August 4th, has been
rroclainied as Seaforth's civic holiday.
Jas. McKie, Varme's popular black-
smith fell from his bicycle the other
day and broke his collar bone.
You will not know how much good
idood's Sarsaparilla will do you until
Ton try it. Buy a bottle to day and
.begin to take it. •
Owing to continued ill health, Mrs..
13utt, of Clinton, b,as taken up he
t empotaty residence with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Idellvane, .of Stanley.
31arsh purgative remedies are fast
lying way to the gentle • action and
Taim effects of Carter's Little Liver
illS, If you try there, will certainly
please you.
Charlee Raker of London, an, ex -con-
ductor on the street rail wayewas killed
last eyening by falling under a car be
as attempting to board while it was
lei motion.
Nelson iKing,generally supposed to
he implicated. n the Blair poisoning
oase,was found hanging te, a tree on
the outskirts of Carleton. Place Tues-
day afternoon.
Mr. Meyer, of Toronto, was in Clin-
ton on Monday. He has been on a pros-
pecting tour of Huron and may de-
cide to locate in Exeter in the dry
goods business. -Clinton Record.
• On July 15th, one of the earlysettlers
of the north part of McKillopdepat-
ed in the person of Anthony Boyd. De-
ceased was a good man in thefidlest
sense oEthe term. He was a native
of Ireland.
• A peculiar disease is afilictingmany
• of the cattle throughout this district.
While the animals are apparently
h,ealthy in all respects, a scale grows
-over the eye or eyes,in the majority of
eases causing the loss of sight in one
eyeeisually the left,and in many cases
total blindness. Many of the herdin
end near the town are afElicted,and re-
ports from other points in the district
state • tient the disease is widespread.
—Thamesville Herald.
reeeTemei,"di3S 1-161145 Alt
ire Clareied ;t Devolve): ana Attemettel
to Vse et. 131It ranee,
Ingereoll, Jule eee-eFor game weeks
Peet a anysterions individuel heti been
living in the woods in the vielnity of
Ingereoll. $o Many petty thefts haye
been eePerted to Chief SU/vying thet he
stespeoted the „Myeterious tramp and
decided te arreet Jim. The Chief was.
werued that he had a revolver, and had
threetenea peaeeable citizens, In cam-
perlY vdth cloustable Cook, Dendy
MeCartY end George Uren, he proceeded
to a peteh, of Farmer Tfren's woods, end,
on the Grand Trunk lin0WaY (3S3Dallk
meat lurked, the hobo in the sun. Whi/e
ler, 'Oren peed Mr, McCarty attracted Ids
attention in front, Chief. Skirving and
Oenstable Cook. etepped uii to biin front
behind, Instantly his hand xeaclied fee
hie hip pocket, and he drew 'Qiet
revelyer and tried te press it against
Cook's aide. The Chief, however, quickly
seized hie hand, and he Was innetedlatelY
disermed, and handeuffed. The reVe?eree
Wes leaded, and he ha1 nine spare
certidges„ also a razor and, jaele.knife.
These tramps area menace to the country
IA large.
The writer of a recent book of legal
anecdotes has unearthed some curious
testimony as to Witham Shaleespeare's
knowledge- of the Englien law of his
*Ile, Lord Campbell, a former Lord
Chief .litetice of England, in the year
1869 plidlnlallad b00',t entitled "eelialze-
epeares Legit' Acquiremente," in. Wilma
he submitted three -and -twenty oe the
'Early Saturday morning Mrs. Wen.
_Potts, an old and highly esteemed re-
sident, of Mitchell, passed away in the
• 0th year of her age. She had. been
for some time, but had taken a turn
gor the better, and strong hopes were
entertained for her recovery, sothat her
death, when It came was a surprise to
many. Deceased was born ab Ulson,
Scotland, Sept. 120, 1818. With her
3ausband, she came to Canada in 1856,
settling in Brampton, where they re -
=Mined for six years, and then , rem ov-
ted to Mitchell.
SIINARY WON INN elltiE A ItlitAte
091rIltAMORICIAISI
EiltlIAPS he .WaS
eyele, but ate One '
hes eale thatla tale
aga there ere ne
healthy women. The
eire hae AtianY NyO,
Men, strene and
4.0101(140 PalricraidelItideita
no reoralle; but It
Is true nevertheleee,
that a large pees
tentage of the We -
men gif the Country
eniTer fromnervous-
billeirtya.114 TglroyeraldraZ'
Get a weary exieteuee, and eaeli day 14
a day qf pain and stifeering, Tide was
the ease with Miss allele rettertion, of;
Saeleville, N. B, She suffered terribly
tern %digestion and neevousliese. She Irael-
lialueneed by 'Home one, somehow, to try
South American Norville. Of course, it was
like eoele,g against hope -another patent
,inedielne. Rut slie had taken only one leettle
wheP her ElYateni began to take en the
health a earliest years, ane after usleg
three bottles stbe was completely cured.
NO wonder she is atren in ber conviction
that there is no remedy like South ,Anacira
caa Nervine. -29.• .
Sold by C. LUTZ, Exeter.
thirty-seven plays to a eemewhat °Wee •
examination, and deduced therefrem
large number of examples illuatratla-e
of legal' knowledge or acquaintance
with technical turns on the part of, the
author. Abounding as are these law
•phrases, points and metapbers, • the
marvel is that they are always accur-
ate and appropriately used. There is
never a mistake. "'While novelists and
dramatists," says Caanpbell, "are con-
stantly making mistakes as to the law
of marriage, of wins, and of Inherit-
ance, to Sbalreepeare'e law, lavishly as
he propounds la there can be no de-
murrer, no bill of exception, no writ
of error."
lowecromalebree.mq
Well 0'1014.
The points of the perfect bulldog as
established by the judges of the pres-
ent day may be noted. The •noee is
tilted upward and there are numerous
wrinkles on top of the nose, between
the eyes and on, the forehead. The
lower ja•W projects slightly -Le is un-
dershut. The two jaws and the nos-
trils present an exeensive flat and rect-
angular surface. The lower teeth are
properly even, but lovers of the pic-
turesque often prefer inaevenness. The
bead is large and round, thus contri-
buting to the general air of solidity-.
The ears are thin and neatly bent over
at t'he top. The eliest is very deep and
broad. The f orelegs are short and
straight, not bowed, but the fact that
the shoulders point outward in the aer-
feet dog conveys a suggestion of bow-
leggedness. The feet are round and t
well proportioned size. The body is
short from the shoulders to the begin-
ning, of tbe hindquarters, and rather
thin, or fine, so that there is lightness
where there cannot be much strength,
The hindquarters are laa:ge and strong,
the line of the back and haunches be-
ing a bold curve. The hind feet are
rcund in shape. The tail is straignt
and gracefully pointed, and symbeliaes
the direct and Incisive temperainent of
its owner.
The stibscriber is prepared to do all kinds of
digging'. Dry wells deepened. with brick
ehs. Satisfaction guaranteed.
298 • W. H. Canmboll, Ilay, P. 0.
DICKSON & CA.E.LING,
Rarristere, Senators, Notaries, Conveyancers,
Commissioners, Etc.
Money to Loan at 44% and 5%
IDFFICE, FANSON'S BLOCK, EXETER.
L rt. (last:XING, n. A. n. rr. rtTonsos.
member of the firm will be at Masan on
'Thursday of each week.
Voters' List,I090.
SHINICIPALITY OF THE TOWNSHIP OF
OSBORNE, COUNTY OF HURON. .
Notice is heyeby given that I have trails -
Milted or deTiveted to the persons mentioned
In sections 5 and. 6 of the Ontario Voters' .Lists
_sank 1880, the copies required by said section
-to be so transmitted or delivered of the list
made pursuant to said. Act, of all persons aer
caring by the last eevised assessment roll of
'the saic1 Municipality to be entitled to vote in
the Municipality at elections for Members of
the Legislative Assembly and at Muniapal
Riectious, and that said list was first posted up
•it my office, at, Wlenon, on the 10th day of
sally, 1898, and remains there for inspection.
Electore aro called upoa to examine the said
list, and, if COW omission or any other errors
are toned therein, to take imniediate proceed-
ings to have meal errors corrected according to
Dated this liab clay of July, 1$95.
FRANCIS MORLEY,
• Mork, Osborne,
First -Class Patin for Sale
BIRTHS.
OKE -In Toronto, on July 20tb, the wife of
• Frank Oke, of a son.
BROWN. -In Stephen on the 27th ult., the wife
of Albert Brown. of a son.
RENNIE.-In, Exeter on the 280hult., the wife
of ea. B. Rennie, of a daughter.
MAWHINNEY.-In Stephen on the 2n10 inst.,
the wife of Robt. Mawhinney, of a. daughter.
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Tole" sold by peblie; auction by Mr. Henry
Brownetetioreseeen the undermentiened farm,
tm Trionday, the Oth clay of' August, A., D., 1808;
at two o'clock p. in. (stibled to sueli condigens
as shell then be produced.) All that parcel or
erect of lend eontaining by aeineetearernent
asse headeed acres, be the sable more or lees,
being composed i
of lot No. fourteen, n the 10011
coneeseion of the toevnship ot Osborne, in the
vounty of Huron, • now in the occupetion of
Thomas S. Clarke. Thie farm is in prime con-
dition; ell eerier cultivation, excepting le acres
of good bneh, has two orcluires in fun bear.
Inge and, two never felling wells. Thera eve a
.f.mme dwelling,. a -barn 36x50, shed 14x86,
' etable 20x4.0, with fences all in a fair state of
tApau'1 about 22 sores aro iit for fall wheat,
mosseemon of which -will be given foe cropping
thla fall, The romeining, lend is ell -seeded
/love with timothy .aod clover. ,For further
perticulars apply te Ma Clarke entire promisees
ta the anctioneer,_er
MESSRS. "E,LLTOT & GLATjMAX.,
Otte 61113111y, 1808. Solicitors, EXeter
MARRIAGES.
BOVLE-NBIL-In Lamm on July 20, by the
Rev. H. A. Thomas, W esley Boyle, of Kin -
lough. to Miss Sarah Neil, of McGillivray,
daughter of the late Richaed Neil, of the 2nd
concession.
DEATHS.
TROYER. - In Hills Gieen, on the 30010 ult.,
John Troyer, ;wed. 78 years. 10 months.
gteetford, on Tuesday, July 26-
th inst., 0. L. Schmidt, aged. 88 years.
WILLIAMS.-11 London on 300h JulyeHelen
Conley, wile of E.PWllliams, of Osborne,
aged 59 years 9 months.
LEATHERLAND-In &Worth, on Monday,
July 250h, UM Amy A.. Towesend, wife of
James Leatherland, aged 63 years.
FIILLER.-In Osborne, on the 2nd inst., Mar-
garet Fletcher„ wife of Abner Fuller, eged
35 years, .e months.
A verdict of ie1,000 . with costs was
awarded by .1 usti( e Fergileon to the
plaintiff in the suit Atkinson vs. city
of Chat ham. Witile out for a sleigh
drive last wiuter, the sleigh struck ta
telephone pole and upset, the accident
resulting in the lneaking of Miss At-
kinson's leg. The judge funnel that the
pole eves not planted in a proper place
and the city authorities were co,nee-
quently guilty ot the negligence.
When the
Honest
Physician
Is called upou tO prescribe for a weak
debilitated, nervous and rim elowiOnan
or wotnan in the hot weatber,he never
hesitates to recommend Paine's Celery
Compound, that extraordinary and,
popular medicine. Past years fif truly
astonishing 'work in life saving has
Allemn the attention of the best medi-
cal men to Paine's Celery Compound
and they have not been slow in recog-
nizing its powevs and virtues for the
banishment of nervousness, sleepless-
ness; debility, dyspepsia, rheumatism
and all diseases of the kidneys and
liver.
Are you seeking health? Are you
sighing for freedom from disease and
suffering? If you are, nee Paine's Cel-
ery Compound, a medicine, that will
give you prompt and cheering results
after your long experiences of failures
with other medicines.
MARKET REPORTS,
Exeter August 3rd, le%
Wheal, porImehel .1)0 to ,e5
$
—40 to 41
Peat;
...52 to 53
Butter,. - , . 12 to 10
Eggs.... - 01,0 00 0 to 9
Toreees , • • , 0 to 9
Geese• .., 4 to 0
Chickees per a 4 to 5
Ducks, . , . , . . .._ 5 to e
Dried A,pplee.. .., 17 to 11
21 to 2
Wool. - . • • • .
Pork dressedea . • 5.'5'0 to e
Pork live weiget...... ....,„ 4.40 to 1.25
Ray per tort 501) to 0.00
0
0
i
Clever seed , _ „ .. .99• to 5.0
Aienee alover , .„ . .. , .„ „ . 1,e0 to t.5.IJ
Timothy seed .. . 1,09 to 1,2
London. Angust 3r5, 1890.
Wheat per %mho ".. , ..$1 E0 8
Oats.' „. -.02 to 31
eel to 6
Barley.14 to 5
13uokwheat
Corn
Limns , - ...
Better . - •- ..... .. . „ ,
Eggs • 10 to 11
Turkeys ee'r lb-- • ..... .,., 7.18 t4c)) P2
DtieltS •••• • -
Chickens...-. . ..
-- - - - -5g t: 12
Geese per ib......
Cheese
Potatoes Per hag• • • • • • s .80 tol 00
Hay per ton .... ..... . .$ 6.0c; to S V40
Perk per ciwt.. .. . .. 84.50 to Sage
.eb 00 38
• 59 to 3
„ a.33I to 4
... AO to 6
0
t i buying your
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APples te OfIN SPAOKKAN
to
A Nan is always In the
SWiNL,
If he wears One of W.
JOHN'S neatly fitting
• SUITS,
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His prices are away down.
His goods are e the best,
Call and examine his goods before
I,• FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS.
' ALT OM AND Wrgee-Teeen Reienny.-Mrs
i.Wirislow's Soothing Syrup has been used for
over fifty years by millions of inothersfor their
children While teethina, with perfect success.
1•
It soothes the Child, softenethegams, allays all
Pebimrcs,''..nitef,lii%'Ia'rga fol,hbeetial.gligc1C1
by druggists in every part ef the world. 25
cents a bottle, Ite value is incalculable, Be
sure and asit for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup, and take no ether kind.
LIVER COMPLAINT.
"1 have great faith inI3urdock Blood Bitters
for Liver complaint and Constipation, as it
cured nie. I consider there is notbing equal to
it." Mrs. Wm, Johnson, Balmoral, Man, .
DIZZY SPELLS
And feelings of faintness that come over you
are only- Nature warning you of the weak con-
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Pills make the heart strong, then all feelings of
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• A BAPTIST MINISTER.
Rev. X. P. Campbell, the bighly esteemed
Pastor of the Baptist ChurclatEssex, Ont. says:
"Fromapy personal use of Dean's Kidney Pills
I can say they are an excellent remedy for all
Kiduey troubles.'
• , • Do "1 -Orf READ
What people are saying aboutHood's
Sarsaparilla? It is curing the worst
cases of scrofula, dyspepsia, rheuma-
tism and all forms of blood disease,
eruptions, sores, boils and pimples. It
is giving strength to weak and tired
Women.. Why shotaa you hesitate to
take it when it is doitig so much for
others?
Hood's Pills are the hest family
cathartic; and liver tonic. Gentle,
reliable, sure.
•-ea;
The one- legged tramparrested by
the Dundee police on suspicion of being
Constable Toohey's assassin Will • be
liberated, as he is not the Man.
Win. Fawcett, Fullarton, has just
returned from Scotland with two fine
entire colts.
The 1130. Se L.
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STORIA.
Robert Simpson's win.
Toronto Jelly 07. -The will of the late
Robert Simpson of the Robert Simpson
Company was probated yesterday morn-
ing. The net value of the estate is $847,-
671.02. Of this sum $6,106 is in household
effects, furniture, horses' and carriages,
$100 in book debts and notes, $1,200 in
mortgages, $40,000 iu bank and other
stooks, $150 in clash on hand, $115.02 in
cash in •bank, $456,000, less a mortgage
of $150,000, in real estate. Mrs. Mary
Ann Simpeott and Mrs. Hamilton Merrit
are trustees and executrix, and Mr,
George Ritchie executor and trustee.
Mrs. Simpson, the widow, receives all
the household furniture, horses, carriages
and contents of stables. The balance of
the estate is left to the trustees to invest
at their discretion, the inconie from such
investments to be paid the widow during
her lifetime and on her deoease to bee
daughter, Mrs. Hamilton Xenia. Should
the daughter predecease her mother,
leaving issue'then the trusteee are to
support, niaintain and educate such ism&
WAN
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Cook's- Cotton Root Compound
I e successfully nsed monthly by over
4.0,000 Ladies, Safe, effectual. Ladies ask
as, your druggist for Cook's Cotton Root Com-
pound. Take no other, as all Mixtures, pills and
imitations are dangerous. Price, No. 1, $1 per.
box; No. 2,10 digress stronger,$3 per box, No.'
1 or 2, mailed on receipt of price and two 8 -cent
staples The Cook Oomptvny Windsor, Ont.
ItarNes. 1 and 2 sold and recommended by all
responsible Druggists in Co.nade.
No. 1 ancl No. 2 sold in Exeter by J. W
tcrowning, druggist.
I Ile
Mr. Maliaek, Postmaster -General of
Canada, has gone to Paris on a visit.
Mrs. E. Miller, Milhaven, near King-
storearose early Friday morning, went
outside to milk., And was engaged at
the work when she was suddenly mit
off by lieart disease. Her husband
had concluded milking and gone to an
adjoining farm to do business. On bis
return be found bis wife dead in the
barn yard. She was 30 years of age.
While some workmen were excava-
ting for alterations at the Woodstock
gaol,they accidenatlly struck the coffin
in which Bhchall, who was exe-
cuted there in 1,800 for the murder of
Benevell, and who was buried near
where he was hung hi the north-east
corner of the west yard. Tbe remains
were in a remarkably good state of
preservation, but the admission of air
soon caused a change. The hole was
closed vp and the remains were once
more bidden, probably never to be
seen again, at least for many years.
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Nothiug can be morederneraliz* ing to
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FOR YEARS.
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Mr. R. E. Pitt, the well-known con-
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Doan's Kidney Pills are sold by all
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W. JOHNS,
'The Tailor-
WANTE
More Room for my entire
Stock in order to make
• Room for my other
car of Furniture,
to be here ill July.
will give
Special Discount
• for the next
30 DAYS.
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Also WINAN'S CONDITION
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Who nen afford to ignore his
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'A large manufacturer who studies
the want of the people, and whose
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those wants, will give better results
than a tailor whose opportunities
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If your local dealer does not keel)
Shorey's Clothing-' Remember there are others '-'Write to a larger and
nioee enterprising merchant elsewhere.
See that Shoreyes Guarantee Card is In the pocket of each garment.
Leteuesseeeeeeeseeeeseeetteeeeee
OUR SILVER JUBILEE.
Western Fair, London.
• SEPTEMBER 8th to 17th, 1598.
Entries close 7th September. Space allotted On receipt of eetry.
• Our attractions will he grand, and exhibits unsurpassed. You can see all
that others can show and to better edya.ntage. Royal Dragoons, Prince
G'Kabe's Taps, Sie Hassan Ben Ali's Ruffins and many other specials, the best
in the country. Fireworks each evening, "Blowing up the Mame," assisted by
all the ring and stage attractions.
Special excursion trains leave London at 10 p.m. and after,so you can stay
to the ffreworks. •'
Auction sale of Booths and Privileges, Wednesday, August 17th, on the
grounds at 2 p. tri, Prize Lists, Programmes, etc., apply to
LT. -COL. W. M GARTSHORE, President. THOS. BROWNE, Secretary.
THE PIONEER‘,ITED
Is the name 02 1120 only perfect train in the
world, now running every night between
Chicago, Milwaukee & F•it, Paul and Ignneap- MINEMEINEMBE
• ohs via the Chicago, Uilwaukee
Pani
Railway -the pioneer road of the West in ad-
°I4ing an ilnYr eyed fte""ie8f 01' the
saMY a
fmci Are You Interested
enjoyment es. passengers. An illustrated penl
pblet, showing views of beautiful scenery along
W e handle
the route of the Pioneer Limited, will Ile seut
free to any imrson upon reecipt of two -emit In Wheels?
postage stamp. Address teee. H. Healtord, e
Oeneral Passenger Agent, Chicago, EL
some of the lead -
To A dvertisers. ing CANADIAN
The benefit derived. from an adver- and AMERICAN
tisereent depends altogether upon the makes at prices
number of persons who rend it. To .
reach the greatest number of readers to tnetimes.
at the least possible expense, is a A few second hand organs
question that should be et nsidered
very carefully by business men. A 5 and 6 Octave, cheap.
thousand small bills priated in Tor-
onto or London, and distributed in Sewirag Machhies
tahs iisf steheet ito) iwiaoduild) e ebtel isnt ientl (Lc twivne.
ALWAYS ON HAND.
There is not a doubt about that, but if
you want to Teach the people in their
homes newspepee advertising is the
only successful way. To get the best rows at cost.
results use the paper with the largest
circulation, and thegreatest amount of PERKINS & MARTIN
local news. Circulation is the proper
basis upon -which prices all oulcl befixed. Main street, Exeter.
If a, newspaper with it cireulation of
:1,000 charges $100 per year, then one
with a circ ulat,i on o MOO would be en titl-
ed to $30. An advertiser shonld take
these faets into' careful ennsideration,
!CYCLES
Or anyone desiring to better their
position and increase their income
should write us The demand for home
grown Nursery Stock ison the increase.
We want mote mein If you want
steady, paying work, write us.
WE FURNISH ALL StTELIES FREE.
NVE Ef.A.TE THE LARGESTNUESERIES IN
THEDomnstIon.
WE PAT BOTH SALASTE AND covens.
SION.
WE ENGAGE EITHER WHOLE OR PART
TIME ;MEN.
WE GI7ARANTEE ALL OUR STOCE.
WEe' uetNISII PrIRCITA.SERS WITH CERTI-
EXCATE FROM GOVERNMENT INSPECT -
'01t, STATING 01710 STOCK IS FREE
FROM SAN JOSE SCAT:R.
Our Nurseries comprise over 700
acres, and growing stock in large
quantities enables us to sell at the
closest possible figure.
Eli Succeed with us who Fail with others
It, will cost yon nothing to learn.
what we cam do for you.
Don't write unless you mean business
and want profitable employment.
Tororsto
AUG. 29th to Sept. 10, 1898
New and Wonderful attractions
Excelling ell previous years.
,
The Cuban -American War
Exciting Naval end Military Illepleys.
The latest Inventione & Novelties
Prom all parts of the world.
Ettries of V•hibite close Augeth. Cheep
excuraione fel everewhere. 1 r prize list%
entry forms, a gramme% and alt Vactimilat%
address
.4..1. WITHROW, RILL,
Presideete Manager, Toronto.
Stone & Wellington
TORONTO
P. S.—Selling out Dise Har
1FAR ER
when making contracts. Another fre-
quent loss to advertisers is in the use
of several papers when one covers the
ground. THE Tares is read by more
people hi Exeter, Usborne, Stephen,'
Hay, the northern paet of Biddulph
and 3.1cGillivra,y than all other county
papers combined, and an advertise-
ment placed in it be found the .
most effectual way in which to reach •
STEEL SULK! RAKES.
he people.
• A full line of Seed Drills, Cultivators
THE WEELMAN'S FRIEND. Disc and Dianiond Barrows
No bleyelist should be without a bottle of • Plows, and Turnip Drills.
laliremedysNttoiri. a,7211n5ipeornai eee
,.......leTlessYarpr_edani'siel and takes down swelling% an
cstytihuapt nasty cougb. Dr. Woods
The celebrated 1 anKcinoullringleIL:sasher
E -ii- S WING MACHINES, ETC
machine
ymane. sewing
STO VGEu
rSu2ey--42tzimstoves and urances.
oan onto it. Best cough - -a
A' Suit of tiloams
or a Single Garfreot
should Oonibine now a .1 14vs,
Correctness of Style,
Good Workmanship,
Moderate Cost,
Perfect Fit,
You look for these in an old and
reliable olaee, and A. J.
SNEXIL never disappoints hi
patrons in any of these. A
• large assortment of
ran a Winter Goods
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,
a tt Iva.
02414Zat.
eailSeeee--
will find at Bissett's Warewoom
the following line of Agricel
• tural Implements
BERING B I N -
DERS, MOWERS, ROLLER
AND BALL BT41A RINGS,
A CARRIAGE MAKER
Suffered. ten years from weak heart
action and. newousness.
Cured by Milburn's Heart
and Nerve Pills.
No trade or profession is exempt from
disee,se or derangerneut of the heart and
nerves. The pressure ,of
work and the
merital woery aro bound to produce serious
conseqeences sooner or later,
ttl, A
waggons
Buggies
Bicycles.
The Chatham Waggon and a, fell
line of the celebrated McLaughlin
Buggies.
SAUL'
WITH SPRING FLOWERS -kb._
Comes the necessity of
SKIING GARMENTS
•tt
Mr. Donald Campbelll the wellatiown
esxriage maker of Harriston, Ont., geld
kit lieve been troubled off and on for ten
years with weak aetion of my heert end
nervousness. Evecitiently my heart would
palpitate rted Metter With great Violenee,
alarming nee exceedingly. Often 1 had
siiitrp pelts in iny heat end could not sleep
*ell tot night. 1 got a box of llifithArted
Heart and Nerve Ping and irtnia them de-
rived alinost immediate benefit. Thigy re-
stored vigor to ray nerves and strengthened
my entire system , rernovingeyeey eymptont
of nerve or heart teoeble, end ettablhig rae
to get restful, heattliy sleep."
Milburn's Heart and Nerve POW cute
palpitation, throbbieg, dizzy and taint
Span% neevouseees, sleeplessnesS, weak.
/11010,10S10.10 troubles, alter efeetts (Agrippa,
eta. Price 80o. a box or 8 foe $1.25, et all
druggists. T. Milbutti&Oo., Toroeto,Ont.
LA1(441011E01 PILLS Ogee, Illientetipee
tiOdo Slitok IhgdOh�end
oyoptstoow. They do Odt 1101106, idOk011
itir weaken. Every pin let* perfeetly,
We are m the van with all
that is desirable in the line.
Let us show you our stock of
$17.00 Fancy Worsteds in all
the newest colorings.
Remember we put up the
best suit for 810.00 that can
be bought in the couity,
• GIVE US A CALL,
J. H. Grieve
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