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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1899-1-12, Page 5'1'"eA 1 wan spew YI wi A Y IsimPWA ♦ .A.largemount o�rivate funds to loan at iA SraRAlDS UkIN„l iial on reason - 'able tol sol lenym ort ELLIOT Se GLADMVMAN, Barrist ers, Solicitors, aro., Main St. Exeter Bolts, Money to Loan. -_ We hay unlimited privatefands " fp invest, meat upon fart]) or vr,rlage property at lowest rates of interest. ARSON ac, f/ARLI.NEG, Exeter, ��TT KINSMAN, L,, D. S, AND DR, A. R KINSMAN, n. D. S D. D. S., Honor Grachiate of Toronto University, Dentist. '.� t.1 ' r'. Teeth extracted without• pain or bad after effects. Office rn Fan - son's block. West side of Main street, Exeter, , ANDERSON, (D DENTIST. D S'L p.. S.) ' Toronto University, Dental Surgeons of Crowns and Plate possible manner. A painless extraction. to the preservat- Office, opposite Cen- Boner Graduate of the and Royal College of Ontario. All Bridge work, work done in the neatest harmless ansesthetio for The strictest attention given ion of the natural teeth, tral hotel, Exeter, Oat. Farms for sale A few good farms for sale cheap Money to van. Apply to JOHN SPACSMVIAN Fara! for Sale. Con. 0,,4. C.; 4. Blanshard, 103 acres of land in state of good cultivation, well underdrained, 6 aorr?it Fish, 600 rods board and wire fences, good xd�_^g orchard, franio house 30x20 ft. kitchen 20xI8 ft., barn 86x36 ft,, wagon -house 44x22 $t., and other out buildings, hard and soft 'wager very convenient with windmill, within miles of post office, school and church. For further particulars apply to the proprietor, THOMAS THOMPSON, Woodham, P. 0. Meeting of the Hurtn County Council. .4. -- — The Council of the Corporation of the County • )f Huron will. meet in the council chamber, 3oderich, on Tuesday the 24th inst. at 3 o'clock 3. m, W. LANE, Clerk, Dated January 10th. 1899, Noticelo Creditors the Village .of of Chapter 129, 1 allpersons having the said Mary Redd day of February, solicitors for of the full particulars said date the f to distribute entitled there- s claims of which as above required, any person or per• he shall not t Dec. 1898. Administrator, Exeter. I 3f Mary Redd, late of Exeter, Widow, deceased. Pursuant to R. S. 0. 1807 otic° is hereby given that [aims against the estate of re on or before the 1st 899. to send to Elliot Ss Madman 'IIIiaan Northcott, the administrator, Cstatc of the said deceased, f their claims, and that afterthe 4idadministrator will proceed Co said Estate among the parties o, having regard only to such otic° shall have been given nd he shall not be liable to ons of whose claim or claims San have received notice. ated at Exeter 20th day of ELLIOT ks GLADMAN, Solicitors for the Y h L e w :1 i ;I Lows AT EXETER., Highest Cash prices UTl�El$LA E HINES For Elm Logs, cut 11,13i, :et long. Also Basswood 21 and 42 inches long. CUSTOM SAWING at Gould's ,xeter. GUS. Foreman Sutherland . paid COa9 WAGNER for � � is o f Bolts t• t '' i o by the h LIMITED v 10 and 18 s Heading s o DONE w ec Saw Mill, h cb , t n the Innes Co. w' a The Right R• ev. E Sullivan, formerly tl [shop of the Diocese of Algoma, died u Toronto Friday morning. The de- a ased prelate was known to a large ti irnher of the older residents of Mid- e esex-and London. He carne to Can- fr s fe 33 at n dl a time officiated in St. George's Church, London Township, in Company with 'Rev. J. P. DnMoulin,.now the Bishop • of Niagara. He also officiated at St. iSleorge's,London West, in conjunction -with the : Churches at Carlisle and Mara's school house, McGillivray. . Subsequently he left the Diocese of $uron and was elected , Bishopof Al- goma, which office ' he held until a couple of years since, when he was forced to give it up owing to ill -health. BEGINNING THE V EAR . With pure,' rich, healthy blood, which may he hacl by Hood's Sarsapa- rilla, you will not need to fear attacks of pneumonia, bronchitis, fever, colds or the grip. A few bottles of this tonic and blood purifier, taken now, will be your best protection against spring. ltuurors,boils, eruptions,that tired feel- ing and seriousillness,to which a weak and debilitated system is especially liable in early spring. Hood's Sarsapa- villa, eradicates from the • blood all scrofula taints, tones' and strengthens the stomach, cures dyspepsia, rhe'ima- tier, catarrh and every ailment caused 1r promoted by impure or depleted blood, MILBU'RN'S STEALING HEADACHE POWDERS are easy to take,harmless in ;action and sure to cure any headache in 5 to 20 minutes. LOST.—In Exeter, a silver mounted. do collar. Ilan. Finder NI ill confer a favor , by leaying same at this office. DIAIIRHi`JDA- From whatever cause is - montpptly checked lry-Dr..Fowler's Extract of Wiid Strawberry. For Sale. rir l Btn;Cksml08 shop fralno d oiling' house 41. half anc. n acre of land r d,i i the village What- . vi ge of Dir, township of 13iddulpit, There is a geed tins;. x%ess Bono In the to lop; on the° -premises two good 3tui0 trees and FM141l i`ruit good.4np Jy' of water, lied everything convenient, Beason lolling,. 'the ro r ° i toxgis , p going out of • business, Por furthorpnrticulate;aa, l.te " M,11C4)5E yN •Wh01dr1,1', 1 zrcRr,�it4F �F rsw{r,7,"'A 1: THE PLEBISCITE, I' WELL KNOWN VIOLINIST ' A strrnnra,ry statement of the vote 1 Traveled' Extensively Throughout the Tr iXEr„Cr + • on the prohibitionlplehiscite isoflicially 1 published in the Canadian Gazette. Provinces --Interesting Statements) The figures are as follows: Oonoerning His Experience. •-Maior'ity Afiirrn• Neg. Affirm- j4eg. aklive. ative, votive. attivo Ontario - 154,4999 115,275 39,121. b tto ec -.. 28,G8., 12' ,019 9!,032 ova Sootier , 31,016 5,402 19,214 ..... • N. 13runewick 29,911 0,976 17,335 P. E. Island - 9,461 1,146 8,315 ., Manitoba - 12,410 ' 2,978 9,441 Columbia t J IP 6,73 4,756 75 Alberta - 1703 .1.331 377 Assi,nboia - - 3,819 1,166 2,753 Saskatchewan 611 327 284 Totals + 278,487 264,571 107,918 91,032 After deducting the majority a,ns- veers given in Quebec (94,032), the total majority of affirmative answers to the gquestioii in the whole Dolninion'i0 13,- 10. Total number of votes on the electoral lists, 1,233,849, as reported by the returning officers. Total nunaller of voters who voted on this question, 543,058,and whose votes were accepted. LANDSLIDE_ONNTHE C. P, R, Vancouver, B. C., ran, 8.-A tre. mendons landslide has occurred near Spence's bridge, on the line of the Canadian Pacific Railway. Half a mountain, containing about 200 acres of earth, was loosened by a quick thaw after frost, arm tmmbled into the Fraser river where it plunges through a narrow canyon: Settlers at the foot of the mountain had fled front their homes the night before owing to the big crack appearing in the. precipice above them. They stood on the ad- joining mountains and saw their homes bnried by a mighty fall of earth. They saw the historic Fraser dried up as if by magic, and the diyerted stream, dantnled by the mountain, roar and plunge over the fertile Nicola valley, spreadiug desolation among the highly -cultivated ranches, and joining the riyer-bed a mile below. They saw the mighty ice -jam at the dant rise higher and higher till it reached the mountain tops, and crush- ed to the ground and roared like a live monster in rage; then, strangest sight of all thousands h in h of fish the exposed riyer�bed gasping, struggling and at- tempting to leap into the diyerted E Then the Indians, clambering down the bank before the sun had set; vegan to sop up the salmon, and in the dawn of the following day Indians anis Chinamen were ready with their pans taking out coarse gold and nug- ets securely hidden from the miners or hundreds of years by the rushing waters. The harm done by the diver - ion of the Fraser is not yet known, I: it is said to be very heayy in the way of burying highly -cultivated lands hat can never be. reclaimed, LILLIAN'S EXPERIENCE. ow She Kept Trouble, Loss and Dis- appointment from a City Home. Lillian — , the bright daughter f a farmer' living some eighty miles rom Toronto, was visiting her aunt. in lie Queen city during Fair time. The little country girl, only in her ighteenth .year, was a model in all tat pertained to housework ; she ex- iled in butternlaking, cooking, sew - :g, crocheting,and understooclthe art OJ making old things look like new ---- me dyeing with Diamond Dyes. During the second week of Lillian's ;sit, her aunt intimated one day that he had made a careful selection of ome clean but faded skirts and a suit f boys clothing which she thought ere good enough for another season's wear if"theycould be properly re -color - d• Lillian's aunt acknowledged that she ad never before attempted home yeing,but said she was encouraged by he statement made in some of the ewspapers that Dyes would ork wonders for her. At once Lillian came to her rescue at said : "Auntie, for goodness sake o not risk your good garments with lese common dyes ; they are quite seless. I tried a package some time go in order to satisfy my curiosity,and ley gave just such results as I expect- -spoiled my material. When I use S es I want pure dyestuffs, quite free on) grease. Let the suggest the use of the Diamond Dves ; they are safe and sure, and your colors will be just right. Send to the drug store for them and I will assist you in the work." The Diamond Dyes were procured, and part of the afternoon was spent by aunt and neice in making the old things look like new creations. An were delighted with the magnificent results, and Lillian was particularly proud of the achievements of her s friends the Diamond Dyes. At the tea table that evening the aunt said : " Lil- lian,your experience in dyeing certain- ly saved us from trouble, loss and dis- appointment." • Fred Keyes, of Varna, who has been drawing out his grain, took suddenly sick on the road to Brucefield and was compelled to return. Dr. Armstrong was at once sent for and soon checked the severe- pain, which would soon have resulted in inflammation of : the bowels. He is do]ng nicely and expects to return to his new home at Chisel burst if he still continues to improve, Mr. and Mrs. John Green, Goderich township, celebrated their crystal wedding on the 26th of December, when many friends gathered at their residence to congratulate them upon the prosperous.' decade and wish them a still brighter future. ' One of the happy events of the sea- son took place at - the residence of D. Laidlaw, of Burnside, Manitoba, on Wednesday, December 280h, at 11 o'clock,, when a cotnpany of about twenty friends assembled to witness. the marriage. of Mrs,Latidla'vv's sister, Miss Maggie J. McGonigle, daughter of George McGonigle, of Tackersrnith, to Frederick Oanrse, of McGregor. ANTI3D. Fifty teams, by the Sutherland Innes Co., Limited, for drawing elft lags off lot 8 and in the 5th concession of , apply I-TaYa l to GUS WAGNER. Go'''+yid's saw mill Exeter. FM1 r WArttc1 to..-i00O );ides wante VX111111 ' antlbry. t the 13TELL,IIRTON, N, S,—James. R, Murray, a well known violinist, of this place , who has traveled extensively throughput the Provinces, makes this statement : "I was running down in health and my weight fell off from 175 tq 150 pounds. Prescriptions did me but little good. My trouble was called nervous dyspepsia. I resorted to Hood's Sarsaparilla and after taking Aye bottles I was greatly benefited. I feel as well now as ever in my life and , have increased in flesh so that I now weigh 177 pounds, I am well known in this part of the country, having followed my profession, that of a violin musician for the last 26 years. I gladly tell my friends what Hood's Sarsaparilla has done for me. Before began taking the medi eine I did not have any ambition, but now all is changed and my dyspeptic trouble perfectly cured." JAMES R. Munn,&. N. B. If you decide to take Hood's Sar- ea arida, do not be induced to buy any substitute. Be sure to get Hood's. Hood's Pills with the eoodla Sarsapar take Hay COUNCIL.—Council met on Monday. The following members having duly 1 b e, ' led to the declaration of office, took t::rir seats as follows:—A. Ehnes, Reeye; Councillors, P, Lamont, W. B. Battler, Wm. Consit, Wm. Stelk . The following officers were appointed; - Clerk, F. Hess, salary $125.00 ; Treas., Fred Kibler, $90,00 ; Assessor, Henry Lipphardt, $60.00: Tax Collector, C. Troyer, $60.00 ; Caretaker, Mrs. Kein- hardt, $20.00; Medical Health officer, Dr. Campbell ; Member of Board of Health for three years, Jos. Snell ; Sanitary Inspectors, Eastern Division, Jas. Bonthron; Western Division, Hy. Zimmerman.—Board of Health to re- ceive $2 for each meeting. --The coun- cil cif is asks Huron Count Council. to asking Y discontinue supplying* blank rolls for local Municipalities, leaving purchase of same to the Municipal Councils. Application of Hay Branch Agricul- tural Society for a grant was laid over. —Application of John Laporte for aid for Jerry Carovoe, was not entertain- ed.—The printing for 1899 was award- ed to White & Son. — The following accounts were paid: — Wm. Tinney, overcharge in taxes $4.01; J. C. Kalb- fleisch, lumber $1.40; John Foster, tile $1.70 ; Hy. Kalhfleisch, lumber $15.40; Election expenses,$60.00; Sam'l Stanlake, lumber $10.68 ; Stanley Township, expenses, re Parson award. $2,66 ; J. H. Schnell, rep five culverts $3.50 ; Tuckersntith Tp culvert L. R. $1.42 ; Warren Dignan, Rep culvert C. R. 75 ; W n. Stelk, rep two culverts con 14 $5.00 ; J. A. Williams &r)o ., flour for indigents $2 ; 3. A. Will ''ms & Co., ploughing snow, C. R. $. :00 ; Municipal World, Minute book and 8 copies Municipal World 12.15.- Coun- cil will meet again Monday, March Oth at 10 o'clock a. m. F. HESS, Clerk. MOTHER RNA DRUGHTER BOTH GUM BY MINE'S GELERY GOMPOUND, The Marvellous Medicine is Known all over the World as the Great. Banisher of Rheumatism and Kid- ney Disease. A HAPPY FUTURE POR ALL S o.e.eBRERS WHO USE THE CoMpOUND New Life, Strength and Long Years. WELLS & RICHARDSON Co. Dear Sirs :—I consider it my duty to write to you regarding the benefits derived by my daughter and myself from use of your Paine's Celery Com- pound. For years I was troubled with rheumatism and nervousness. I was treated by doctors, and tried medicine after medicine without t t tinYg re- sults. • - sults., Fortunately, a friend of aline advised are to try Paine's Celery Com- pound. I did so, and after using four bottles I found I was stronger and bet- ter than I had been for years. My daughter was cured of Kidney disease after. suffering for twelve years, by using a few bottles of the Compound. I advise all suffering from rheumatism, nervousness and Kidney troubles to give Paine's Celery Compound a trial: Yours sincerely, MRS. LOUIS LEFAVE. , Cha leau Ont. p IS THIS PLAIN ENOUGH `t If you have a nagging cough and aro losing', flesh, go to a drug store and get a bottle of Shiloh 81 Consumption Cline. Rake two-thirds, of it, and•then, if you am not benefited return the bottle to the druggist, and ho will return your money. Isn't that fair. No ono could ask more. 25ets,, 50ets., and $1,00 a bottle. Have 'You :.Tried THE LILY Iro •e t Plug (slfl cm°IC VIRGINIA obacco. MARKET REPORTS. Exeter, Januar Y 1108,1809.A Wboro0 per bushel ...,.. ,08 to 69 11 te..,,,, ,, .. , toe � 1 ufl'er'e rk :.. , ,, v e ed 28over s as._ ,' 29 I 01 U. A., II an ee "Forq l n ets Y�. li a to ,. y ,. ,..40 44 4 r Peas.:. .,.63 to 66. Butter.....14 to 19 Eggs... 15, to 16 Turkeys ' ,.. ,,. 0 to 9 )'loose. r . „ . 6 to 8 Chickens per lb .. 5 to 5 Dncics , 7 to 7 Wool . ° 17 to 18 Dried Apples. u to 0 Pork dressed 5.50 to 5.50 Pork live weight. ... , 3.75 to 3,75 g Ila e on.. . Y ton... 5 00 to Clover seed...,4.00 to . 5,00 Alsiko clove : 4.50 to 5,00 TimotIlY s ed . • 100 to 12.5 ..44. --- London, .January 1108,1899. Wheat per busiro ,.. . 68 to 69 Oats.,., 7 co 287, Peas , ,,..,55 to 5d Barley -.:39 to 50 Buckwheat ....45 to 48 Rye ,.,39 to 39 Corn 44 to 45 Beans 60 to 70 Butter .... . ,..,. 14 to 14 DEucks ......... "°60 to 70 Turkeys per lb,. 10 to 12 Geese per lb 9 to 10 Chickens „.•. 50 to 75 Choose 8 to 10 Potatoes per bag _80 001 00 Hay per ton .,,.,. .$ 6,00 to $ 7'50 Pork per cwt.. . .. 84.50 to 85.00 LIVE STOCK MARKET Montreal,Jatu.9. --The receipts at the east end abattoir this morning were 50 head of cattle,7 calves,50 sheep and 100 larnhs. There were not much change in prices since last week, and the de- mand was rather slow. Good cattle sold at 41c to 4;ac per Ib. ; lower grade at 2a,c to 3ic per ]b. Calves sold at $3 to $6 according :o size. Sheep brought from 3c to 3tc per 1b. for choice, and culls, 2c to 21c per lb. Lambs sold at 9c to 41e per ib. Hogs—Selected sold at $4.60 ; heavy fat at $4.25, and light stockers, $4. GRAIN MARKETS Montreal, Jan. 9,—Flour—Receipts, 1, 300 bbls.; market quiet and unchang- ed ; patient winter, $3.80 to $4; patent spr lug, $4.10 to '$4.30 ; straight roller, $3.40 to $3.60 ; extra, $3.10 to $3.30 ; superfine,b2,40 to $2.00; strong bakers, $3.80 l o. $4;On taxi o bags, $1.70 to $1.80. Grain—Wheat, No. 2 Manitoba hard, 74c to 766 ; corn, 44c to 40c ; peas, 70c to 71c ; oats, 31c to 33c ; barley, 55c to 57c ; rye, 56c to 58c; buckwheat, 51c to 53c ; oatmeal, $1.70 to $1.80; cornmeal, $1 to $1.10 ; pori, $15,50 to $16 ; lard, 7c to 8c ; bacon, l0c to 12c ; hams, 10c to 12c ; eggs, 13e to 15c. Toronto,Jan. 9.—The flour market is dull, with pricessteady;straigh'trollers iu wood are quoted at $3.15 to $3.25 west; bran is firm at $12 to $12,50 west, and $14 here ; shorts, $I4 to $15 west, and 316 here. Wheat quiet, and prices steady;<red winter and white are quot- ed at 68kc to 69c north and west, and goose at 70c to 71kc low freights ; No. 1 Manitoba hard, 68c Fort. VJilliani ; 76c Midland and Owen Sound, and 79c to 80c Toronto freights ; No. 1 northern,` 76c Toronto freights. Oats are quiet, with white quoted at 29c to 291c north and west, and 30:;ceast; peas,65c north and west, and 66c east; rye firm, at 53c west buckwheat, •l7te to 48c outside corn is steady,- with Canadian quoted. at 35c -to 30e west, and new American at 42c to 4$c on track here. Barley quiet ; No. 1 being quoted at 46c to 47e west, and at 4Sc east ; oatmeal higher, at $3.60 in bags,and $3.79 in barrels on track. Mrs. Agnes Campbell, a resident of Parkhill for sixty years, is dead. Mrs. Campbell was the grandmother of the wife of Police Officer Wm. Reid, of Windsor. Mrs. Campbell was ninety years old. She was born in Argyle, Scotland, emigrated to Canada in 1889, and settled in Parkhill when the country was a wilderness. She had ived there ever since. FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS. AN ULD AND WELL -TRIED REMEDY.—MTS Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over flfty years by millions of mothersfor their children while teething• with perfect success. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. It is pleasant tothe taste. Sold by druggists in every part of the world. 25 cents a bottle. Its value is incalculable. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, andtake no other kind. No disease can resist the powerful- medical properties of Burdock Blood Bitters, as is proved by the fact that thousands.of the most obstinate oases have boon cured and uerma. negtly cured by tbo use of this best of all re- medies, A Dunnville Jeweller's Wife CURED OF PALPITATION OF THE HEART AND SEVi OT o HeRim C SPELLS S BY MILBURI'S HEART AND NERVE PILLS. Mrs. D. E. Lasalle, Canal Street, Dunn- ville, Ont., whose. husband keeps a jewellery store, and is one of the best r; f. hcsl rjhl �. known and most progressive citizens of Dunnville, Ont., gives the following de- scription of her recent experience in the use of Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills: " I took Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills for weak nerves, dizziness, palpita- tion of the heart, smothering spells at night and sleeplessness. Before 1i used them I could not get restful sleep, and, my nerves were often so Unstrung that 1 would start - u in alarm at the least noise, and easily worried. 't Last p'ebruary I commenced taking this valuable medicine, and it proved the right remedy for my weak and shattered> nervous system. Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills restored my nerves to a strong and healthy condition, gave regu- lar acid, normal action of the. heart. a 1',' sleep well nowt, and atii better in every way, and 1 recommend them heartily to all who suffer as ;did." Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills, T. .; a box; or 3 for $t,a5;.at all drrrgg.,,.,,.' T. 14111etr N & Co,, Toronto', tint. i.axe'4. 'et• Plias caro 4o tlpntlon SIek H°eedacfte, ttili010Plneas, Dy+Apepald, , lsvee4+ illi guarenteed 'ehikot, bind tp owls itis+ out a gi li a'oih 011�a. Price 338.8 4114rag is . terribly with Dyspepsia, and tried every- thing. I could think of, but got no relief until I started using I3ardock Blood B ter . hadn tali onebottle It g xoly en o.e when I :commenced to feel better, and after taking five or six bottles was entirely we I, and have been so ever r'' since. I feel as if B. 1;, B. had saved, my life." Mas, T. G. Joyce, Stanhope, Que. B. B. B. cures Biliousness, Sick Headache, Sow. Stomach Dyspep- sia, >sI? 1 e p 3 sia, Constipation, Coated Tongue, Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Kidney Disease, and makes the blood rich, red and pure. It is a highly concentrated vegetable compound.; One teaspoonful is the dose for adults; 30 to 3o drops for children. Add the water yourself. ASK yo; ; i:LALLR roil BEST FORTABLE.DAIRY,AND FARM. NEM M[fiT MIIRKLT The undersigned has opened up a new meat market a ket one door South of Garling's Store. where he will keep the choicest of meats constantly on hand. A CALL SOLICITED JOHN T MANNING Hea carters For a+ UndOrtakin And Furniture AT R.N..ROWE'S Everything up-to-date. Largest stock. ever shown ire Exeter. R. Ne RE A Mac is always in the SWIM If he we'ars one of W. JOHN'S neatly fitting SUITS Reis a sore fitter. His prices are away down. His goods are the best. Call and examine has goods before buying your FALL SUIT W JOHNS9 The Tailor SCHOOL OPENING A full line, fresh and bright of SCHOOL BOOKS and every School re- quisite at BROWNING'S Where the Scholars are always used well rr� We give this fine Watch, and also A chain and charm for selling' two dozen Lxvs8 Coalitre. LeYa roes, At 16 cts. each, -i Send your address and we forward il:e Duttons, postpaid, and our, remiune List. No money re. quired, Sell the Hut- tons anteing your friends, return the money, and we send the watch, prepaid. A genuine Amorthan whtehr guaranteed 5 geed timepiece, this paper whoa writing. x,ISvkla 4017Tzo 7 `'1;C3;1I, o0 AAticlelod,d rat. Iu'. Foronta), al t. Priious. .- w+�4' 'Days f �t getting � Aileraraw---Nights are Wg Therefore it is necessary s ' that you have ..l wacit` that are exactly suited to your eyes. Our OPticien is home again and prepared to give you the best exert. attention, TFTTO Jewellery store. Mornings preferred for testing. u.. 'eft' afsCtee: /041.1e.ev ' " `*'U 4: • s::r•Grr ]?e•uli.•..,. E;,a,%;,,aai vac,., .. If you are yon can very greatly enhance their value. by a judicious use of DICK'S 1L nn [PIP l It will enrich the blood, loosen 0 the hide, gloss the coat, .sive the spirit and put on flesh and muscle amazingly. Oneacka e is worth dozen of so-called condition it powders. g o d tion 1 o1lders, 25 5© Cents a Package.3'rial Size, Cents. p LEEMI66, MILES & CO., Agents, Montreal. SILK E CO„ Proprietors,' ' lY INEWIINf llai ielfiNo'*' illYaMN'a1rlY4'EdirdlFr iifry it. cult' i' : e.'d`ddiiglil ' 'd lv'ilifilin• Earn this valuable Watch, Chnn ' g. twenty 7,11.01.111zScarf Pins, at 15 cents eac`,, Mess and we foraar`dthe Pins and our Premium List, rizuey-requited._ These Pins will almost sell themselves, for ti nil the brilliance of the best diamonds, and bas never before. ro• ,:.. a..y •Sin„ like this price.. The Watch is neat in appearance ', ., i ; •:,,t, tnxde, and fully guaranteed. Unsold Pins may be returned ill..'t i in paper when writing. TAR '1.CO., = rcahold Building, Tcronto, Ont. Genuine Padlock and Key �Sr � tr `, ..2+•'..`s.!Na`i�n.'tir�'! �"F.'kn"i�v ''a^.l'%ir v A Solid Gold Shell Ring I or Curb Chain Bracelet O7I'T send money. Just your name and address on a POST CARD, and we will sendon 20 packages of AROMATIC CACHOUS; a delicious con- fection to perfume the breath, to sell for us, if you can, at 5 cents per package. When sold send,, us our money, 81.00, and we will send you FR E E your choice of the beautiful prizes illustrated. Goods rattrap. able if not sold. Mention this paper. IISDAL9. SUPPLY COSNOWDON TORONTO, ONT. Rg ii-vriTz7s 'FARMER. g tore 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 NEURALGIA, PAINS, SORE THROAT, RHEUMATISM INFLUENZA. Also WINAN'S CONDITION POWDER, the best in the mar- ket. Try our Lotion for scratches on horses, also condition pow- der for same You will find at Bissett's Wareroona the following line of Agriclal tural Implements BERING B IN- DERS, MOWERS, ROLLER AND BALL BEARINGS, STEEL SULKY RARRS, Afull line of Seed Drills, Cultivators Disc and Diamond narrow. Plows, and Turnip Drills. SEWING MAN [NEL ETC The celebrated KnollWasher Raymond sewing ( and :Vvx'irlgeks_ -,,...- machine I STOVES. Gurney stoyes and furanees, waggons Buggies icycles. ';.. The Chatham Waggon and a full line of the celebrated McLaughlin Huggies. BILL' SOLE AGENTS FOR DICKS LUNG SYRUP. c LuTZ Winter Goo A Suit o1 Clal:nes or aogle i Garment tS G � Should Combine now a days,. Correctness of Style, Good Workmalshfp, Moderate Cost, Perfect nit; 'You look for these in all old arli reliable place, and A. J NE Ln never L et r dila Dints ' pp hl patrons in any Of these. A large assortment of Fall hi . _..r Goods i, Worsteds 14nd Tweeds, are now on our shelves, ;arid we win take nntueh' pleasure in ahtyvlritig then; - ieou 'here are many > Y � 3�., other lines that are•sIt d e i ally at We are iia the'tala with all that is desirable in the line. Let us show you our stock Of $17.00 Fancy W'or'steds in all the newest colorill Reriaem11e1 "tvtl' w put up, best suit for 10.00 that be bought in the Bounty. rs A CALI,. a etive: V