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Itioney To Loan
4,1 Lo 5Z, Apply to
IILLIOT & GLADM AN,
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Barristere, olleitora. &,0•• Main SL. Exeter
Money to Loan.
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We have urdinaird elevate funds for invest-
ment upen farm or village propertY at lowest
rates et interest.
DICKSON & CARLING,
Exeter.
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IT. KINS1VIAINT,__L. D. S. AND
' DR. A, It KINSMAN, L.
S D, D. S. .1(onor Graduate
,a '17oronto 'Mayoralty, Dentist.
, r ) e , Teeth extracted withont pain or
' bad after effects, °Ake in Fel:L-
eon's bloat, West side a Main street, Exeter.
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VS- ANDERSON, (D Ds S 1 D.. B.)
DBINTivr.
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Honor Graduate of tho Toronto tUniversity,
and Royal College, of Dental Surgeons . of
Ontario, .AR Bridge work, Crowns o,nd Plate
Wink done in the neatest possible manner. .A.
harmless antesthetio for painless extraction.
'The strictest attention given to tbo Preservat-
ion of tno natural teeth. Office, opposite (Jen -
Vaal Hotel, Exeter, Ont.
"••••••• .-e7'-',:s-••••. ._
Farms for sale
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A few good farms for -sale cheap .1VIoney to
loan. Apply to JOHN SPAOKMAN
1:1,.r Sale.
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Part of lot 8, Marlborough at,, frame cottage,
ono -fifth a an acre, good, steble 14x16, good
‘vell of water. Terms cash.
Apply to Albert Box Exeter,
Farms For Sale.
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Bruce County.some great bargains A pply to
• JablIts IlitoK.Srimanre
Drawer 16, Kincardine.
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Hou@e For Sale.
R. S. Lang oilers his residence in Exeter, for
sale. The house is a commodious two storey
brick, with all conveniences. There are 8 lots.
Vood orchard and well arranged shade tro 5.
Apply- to A. McPherson, Exeter who has the
hey.
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A tioOPER,7 Licensed Auc-
tioneer Thr the County of Huron, Sales con-
ducted in all parts. aud for convenience can be
=ranged Mr at this office. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Charges moderate. Exeter P. 0.
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NatWest
Notice is hereby:given that the partnership
heretofore subsisting between Henry Cook and
Iteinhart Cook, and known as "Cook Bros."
carrying on business as flour millers at the vil- (
3age of 31ensa3l has been disolvod by mutual ]
•consent, Henry Cook who has always Mom -
aged. the !Desalt nffll will continue tlie business
in partnership with Henry Rundle. The busi- 1
mese -will be further extended and will be car- ;
aled on at the old stand under the name style '
and firm of Cook & Rundle. E
• Dated lst day of March 1899. t
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Dissolution of Partnership a
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The partnership heretofore subsisting be- i
tween J. G. Jones and. P. T. Halls. and known s
as Jones & Halls.carrying on business as eelnier- .
almerehants and produce dealers,in thevillages
of Wincholsea and Exeter, has been dissolved t
by mutual consent. All aormunts and notes
overdue, must be settled by May first, if not
•will be put into other hands for collection ; and.
all accounts against saifirm must be presented i
cll
by this date.
' JONDS & HAUS.
Dated Aprilllth. 1899. •• 1.]
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Dissolution Partnershipa, ,
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The partnership heretofore ^ subsisting be-
tween James A. Murray and Alexander M. g
Tait, and known as Murray & Tait, carrying on e
business as founders and machinists, in the VB. -
rage of Exeter, has been dissolved by mutual s'
consent, Alex.. M. Tait, carrying on the mould- v
ing department, and james, A. Murray. the c
machinery department. All accounts must be
settled at once. ,
McartAr & TAIT. il
Dated, March ist. 1809. I
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Astray Sow. - •el
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Strayed from the premises of the undersigned 0
Lot 9, S. B. Usborne, on or about 10th inst„ it g
large white sow. Several rings and horse shoe n
mails in her nose. A reward will be given for f
nformation leading to her recovery. d•
Jorrei Coosa, Whalen P. 0. IN
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DA.LL AT .
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THE FAMILY
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For first class
CORNED BEEF,
PRESSED TONGUE,
BOLOGNA and SAUSAGE,
LARD and SMOKED MEATS.
A fine selection of
LAMB,
FRESH PORK,
and all kinds of
'Fresh alibi exit c:11
len hand.
• Note the address, one door north of
The R, Pic kard Co's store.
DAY
PM* ,P+4,41.............eacrobarernteY
S. J. •T. Brown, District Manager,
ofLondon, has been in Olinton the
:past few days arranging matters for a
*eight telephone system, which they
eepect to have for the benefit, Of the
town's ei tizens by the first of May.
A. quick, sure, safe reinedfor
nervous, sielt, and neuralgic head-
aches. They aro guaranteed not to
contain bromides, eureotiee, ca-
thartics or anything that eon do.
range the atomaeh or affect the
erves. Sold in 10 cent envelopes
ad. 25 cent bexea.
keit your drUggist for them,
THE HOroxiikr oll,u6 co,
Bridgyehurg, out.
ADDITIONAL LOCALS,
DEATH 010 MRS. (REAr,)131tAY.--Wnrd
wtla received bere yesterday •of the
death of Mee. II. Bray, of London,
wife of the late rector of Trivitt Me
rxiorial Church here, Mrs. Bray some
time to out he hancl,wbile living in
Exeter, which since gave her trouble.
A few atees ago blood poisoning set in,
resulting re her death. She leaves a
husband antl family of five small Cbild-
ren to mourn their loss.
DEATH as' Ulla. Amos, After a
soinewhab lingering illness, leers. (Dee
Amos passed peacefully away 00 Fri-
day last. Some years ago she con-
tracted a severe cold, which settled on
her lerngsiand despite the best medical
attendance and care, she gradually
grew worse nntil the end CM°. She
was a lovable • woman, highly re-
spected bya large circle of frierids. Be-
sides a loving mother, and a kind and
affectionate husband two small child-
!
ren are left without a mother's care
The funeral On Monday was lareely
attended' The pail -bearers were: *Dr
Rollins, H. Smith, J. A. Stewart,
Poplestone, Exeter, Dr. Rivers of
Crediton and. Dr. McLaughlin of Dash-
wood.
•, Joseph Senior Las purchased A.
Rollins' driving horse, ,
• F. Wood is re -shingling and other-
wise improving his packing house.
The brick work of Peter Frayne's
new residence,has been completed,
Farmers are now about to healx
seecling,but the ground is still champ.
W. Levitt wheeled to London on
Monday. He reportthe roads as
rough.
Levi Will per was in town last week,
and rented his farm, north of Exeter,
to John Welsh.
The Misses Fotheringham and Mc-
Lennan of Blenshard, visited. friends
in town on Saturday,
Workmen are now excavating for
a foundation for T. Fitton's new block
of stores On corner of James and Main
streets.
Messrs. • Zwicker, Dr, Rivers •and
August Hill and wife, of Orediton, at -
ended the funeral of Mrs. (Dr:) Amos,
n Monday.
• The Canadian Press Association
have made arrangements with the
overnment for a 2,5 days trip . to the
Pacific Coast. •
We learn that the .T. D. Moore Co.
will not open a branch of their Pro-
uce business here,other arrangements
aving been effected.
Will. T. Clarke of Toronto University
ha is completing, his 4t13 year ineMed
eine, has been appointed House Surg-
e/1, of the Toronto Western Rosm-
an
Mr. Samuel Grigg of London will
onduct the morning service in James
t. church next Sunday. In the evee-
g the pastor will give tbselast of bis
pecial series on the Bible,
Messrs.A.McDonell and A. Dow re-
urned from the Old Clountry on. Tues -
ay; they broaght with them a fine
tallion, mention of which was made
THE TIMES some weeks ago. '
Andrew Dempsey, 'who has lately
een working on this. section of the
. & B., lea,ves' in a few days for
alifornie, where' he will look after
Smale s (his son-in-law) • farm.
.A. very pleasant entertainment was
igen in Niain-st. church on Tuesday
vening by the Sunday School. The
holars furnished the programme
hich was well rendered. The gre-
eds will be applied to the Library.
Rev. Mr. Foed of London, preached
the Main SD. church on Sabbath last.
his is the first time that the people of
xeter have had an opportunity of
stoning to Mr. Ford, and we are sure
at all who heard him on Sunday will
o pleased to be favored with . another
portunity of listening to him. He
ave two most excellent, pracbical gos-
el discourses to the young people and
night preached to the older people
ith good effect.
Mr. Robert Marshall, of the firm of
arshall Bros., tea piercbants, died
ry suddenly at the residence of his
urotber, Mr. Geo. ,
Waterioo
street, London, on lVfonday morning.
Deceased was apparently in his usual
health and spirits to within five min-
utes of his decease, end even then
• nothing serious was anticipated. Be
hadattended chnreh twice on Sunday.
Evangelical Association
The annual session ef the Canada
Conference or the Evangelical Asso-
ciation was opened. at Tavistocle, Fri-
day morning by Bishop.J. 3. Esher of
Chicago. The body consists of about
sixty ministers, representing * over
• 7,000 communicants in Ontario. Sev-
eral matters, of vital importance have
been decided. Rev. 5 R Kmechtel,
pastor of the Zion church of Berlin,
was elected presiding elder of the east
distriee As delegates to the General
Conference to be held at St. Paul,
Minn., in detober, Revs. M b Wing, 5
R Knechtel, D Krebs and 3 P Rauch
were elected ; alternates, L H Wagper
of Toronto and Prof. S L Nunbach of
• N W 0, Napierville, Ill. Licenses to
preach were granted to the following:
-H L Merner, EU ieloyer, Albert
Clemens, le Hallman, F B Meyer, Ezra
Heist. The following are to be ordained
as deacons: -Revs. WE Deese, J W
Bean, and IP M Gischler. Rev. H H
Leibold is to be ordained elder. Rey.
12 Mattill of Cleveland addressed the
conference in the interest of the pub-
lishing house. • Rev. G Litt, of
Credielon, Was appointed conference
secretary, and chose Rev, SR Knech-
tel, of Berlin as assistant, Rey. A /-
Heist of Zurich copyist.
EFFECTS WERE 'WONDERFUL.
1 had been troubled for years with
pales in my sales and kidneys and had
aches in all parts of my body, owing
to stomach and liver trouleles. I begat).
taking Hood's Sarsaperilla and its ef
fects weee wonderful. In a short time
I was entirely cueed," Mies. lea,AXolet,
209 Ossitigton A.vehue, Toronto, Un-
tario.
TOBACCO if nieRT,
Mr. W. •L Judson, Cortis St,,St. 'Thomas,Onte,
says: "I had troublo with my heart, fer tWo
years, catts&I by ,'excessive use of Toliacte, I
used .000 bcix Of Milburn's Heart and. N'erve
Pillls and have not; suffered from palpitation
sinec,
zirm, ./00 Doty, Port; Gilbert, N. O., Seys, "My
little girl vie:Add grindtber teeth, So I concluded
shp had worms, 1 gave her time doses of Dr,
LOW'S Worm Syrtip which acted with food id'
/dot" Price 25e.
True Spring
raines's, Celery Compound
The Great Disease I3anisher
and Life Giver.
Used by All Classes and Prescrib-
ed by Honest and Able
Physicians.
Paine's Celery Compound makes
people well in spriug, time. It is as
far superior to the ordinary nervines,
sareaparillas and pills as strength is
better than weakness.
Paine's Celery Compound as a spring
medicine has the entire confidence of
our varied classes of Canadian popu-
lation. Nothing more decisively
proves the worth, popularity and uni-
versal Ilse of the great medicine than
the fact that it is now esed by our
wealthiest people who formerly relied
on the best medical skill.
• Paine's Celery Compound in spring
a tee e is up the broken down ner-
VOk16 6Yel,LW•lo Purifies the blood, regu-
lates and perfeetly tones the whole sys-
tem, gives a relish for food, and be-
etows all needed vitality and bodily
strength.
Paine's Celery Compound to -day is
prescribed by the foremost physicians
for the cure of kidney andliver troublee.
It is invariably successful in the work,
making men and women well when
they have failed with -other medicines.
Now is the time to use the marvel-
lous Compound if you desire new
blood, new strength,. and new life for
the work and duties of approaching
summer. • Paine's Celery Compound
has done wonders for your friends and
neighbors ; you need the same never -
failing medicine for your case. If you
would be cured do not be persuaded to
try a substitute.
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MILBURN'S STERLING HEADACHE
Powums cure the worst headache in
from five to twenty minutes, encl leave
me bad after-effects. One powder 5c.,
3 powders 10c., 10 powders 25c.
,,The residence of Mrs. Noble,Olinton,
was the scene of a pretty wedding fes-
tivity on Wednesday afternoon, the
occasion being the marriage of her
daughter, Miss ?eery, to James McNiel
of Hullett. The happy couple will be-
come residents of Hullett,
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS.
AN OLD AND WELL -TRIED REDLEDY.-MTS
WinSIOW'S Soothing Syrup has been used for
over fifty years by millions of inothersfor 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 pleasanttothe taste. Sold
by druggists in every part of the world. 25
cents a bottle. Its value is incalculable. Be
sure and ask for MTS. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup, and take no other kind.
SMOKE
INI.MM•111•1•1M.11....IMINN
urtic
SEET&
In Cilt on each Plug
A Yiis al ays in the
SW1
If he wears one 'of W.
JOHN'S neatly fitting
Re is a sure fitter.
His pricee are away clown.
His goods • are the best.
Call and examine his goods before
buying your
-.0ftz....,FALL SUIT
W. JOHNS,
The Tailor
The Central
Dhug •$toitce
0800081/
tz s
POULTRY POWDER
I an using Lutz's Poultry Powder,
and have no hesitation in stating that
it is an excellent powder for poultry.
It certainly increases the egg supply
and promotes the vigor and health of
the poultry, I would strongly recom-
mold poultry raisers to give it a trial.
• W. IL Thom
A Groat many stock raisers are now
using English Stock food med pro-
nounce it good. Stock raisers would do
well to give ib a trial
Dix Little Liver Pills and Dix Kid-
ney Pills,
memo**
LUTZ
"Great Haste is Not
Always Good peeci,
gfany peopk trust to loch
to poll them Mrough, and are
often disappointed, Do not
daty-dally in matters of
health, With it you can
accomplish miracles,. With-
out it you are "no good,"
e Keep the liver, kidneye, bowels and
blood heelthy by the use of Hood's Sar.
saparilla, the faeltless blood, purifier.
aheurnatism--" 1 bad aelite reenrea.
thee in my limb and foot. 1 cemmenced
treatnaent with Bood's Sarsaparilla and
Rooces Pills and. in a alert time waS
cured." WILLI/ix Mom% Brantford, Ont.
Scrofula--" 1 was troubled with serefula
and impure blood. A. cut on my arm
vvould not heal. Hood's Sarsaparilla was
recommended and after I had taken three
bottles 1 was muunr,Itosulsox, 52N
Treauley street, Teronto, Ont.
ROOrni rills cure liver ills; the nou-irritatiag and
I only catharne to tate witii"nomrs Sarsaparilla;
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:• IVIARKET REPORTS.
1
1 Exeter, April 20th1899,
PWehafeia. t per busho2,. ..... . ,„ .....21 Le ;3607
Barley. .. „. .•
Oats.., .. , •
.,35 to 40
..tiO to 65
Butter.. . .„... ..... ...12 to 12
• Turkeys ... 10 to 10
Geese... -
. , . :1: 59 to 5 • 9
..„ • .., 6 to 8
ChickenDIvuocokiii. .. .s p e r .15. . . . . . .. ,
_ 17 to 18
7 to 7
Dried. Apples... ..
to
ork dresse • • 44.65 to
Pork live weight. ... ... $4.00 to $4.00
Hay per ton . 500 to $6.00
Clover seed .... ..$3.75 to $4.00
Alsike clover $4.00 to $4.50
Timothy seed$1.7Q to $2,25
London, April 261h, 1896
Wheat per bushe ... 69 to 70
Oats .27 to 28i
Peas .
Earley
Buckwheat ..
Rye
Corn
Beans
Butter
Eg,gs . .....
SS to 08
..43 to 50
.. • ...45 to 48
,39 to 39
44 to 45
65 to 70
. 14 to If
15 to 16
60 to 70
Turkeys per lb, 10 ,to 12
Geese per lb.., ... 9 to 10
Chickens.. 50 to 75
Cheese 8 to 10
Potatoes per bag tol 00
Hay per ton . , .56.00 to $ 7•60
Pork per owt.. $450 to $5.00
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Montreal, April 20. -The receipts at
the eastend abattoir thisnnorning were
300 head of cattle, 300 calves, 25 sheep
and 25 lambs, The demand was some-
what; limited, and prices were about
the same as on Thursday last. Cattle,
choice, sold at dee to 5c p0111.; good at
4c to 4ee per lb.; lower grades at 2ee to
Bee per lb.: calves sold at $2 to 510, ace
cording to size. Sheep brought 3ec to
4e per lb. for old; lambs sold at ec to
41c per lb.; yearling lambs, Sc to 5eic
per lb. Hogs brought from $4.50 to
54.60. -
GRAIN MARKETS
Toronto, April 26. Flour is quiet
and easy, with straight rollers in wood
quoted at $2.90 to $3.10 west. Bran
firm, at 514 to $14.50 here, and $12 to
513.50 outside. Shorts, $16 to 516.50
here, and $15 to 516 outside. Wheat
is dull, with the feeling easier; red
winter is quoted at 67ic to 68c, and
white at 68c to 68ec north and wast;
goose wheat clull, itt 66c to 67c low
freights ; No. 1 Manitoba bard is quot-
ed itt 73c Fort William, and at 82ec
83c North Bay ; No. 1 northern, 80e to
81e North Bay. Oats unchanged, with
white selling at 32c to 82e north and
west, and at 33ec on Midland. Peas
dull, at 63c west, and 640 east. Rye
firm, at 53e north and west, Buck-
evheat,49c to 50c outside, • Corn steady,
with Canadian quoted at 30c to 37c
west, and American at 41,1c to 42e on
track here. Barley dull„ with No. 1
quoted at 41c to 42e west, and No. 2 at
38 cents west. Oatineal uncbanged,
at $3.80 in bags, and at 5,8.00 in barrels
on track.
BIRTHS
CEIING.-Th Hay, on the 250h inst., the wife of
Win. Ching, of a son.
ZUEFLE.-- In Exoter.on the 23rd instethe wife
of Wm, Zaefle.,of a daughter.
MARRIAGE.
McNELL-NOBLE.- At the residence of the
• rgigiitiret.hJetfeRICAgeilli 1092, Hullett, 50 Mary
Noble, of Clinton. •
• DEATHS.
SCANLIN.-ln Clinton, on April 20, Catharine
Scanlin, aged 53 years.
BLAIR-In Ba•yfield, on April 18, SanitelBlair.
aged 04 years.
AMOS-In Exeter, April 22, Laura Ruth Man-
ning, wife of T. A. Amos, M. Deagecl 33 years
8 months and 3 days.
Mr, D Vickers, of KirIcton, , left on
Taesclay for Austin, Texas.
• Athletes, Bicycliste and. others should al-
ways keep Hagyard's Yellow 011 on hand.
Nothing like it for stiffaess and Soreness of the
muscles, sprains, eats, etc. A clean prepar-
ation, will not stain, clothing. Price 25c.
RDETINATISM.-Flare you tried all the rem-
edies you over road or heard of hopingfer a cure?
If your'ro afflicted still, take lVfilburn's Rhea.
inatie Pills. They never MB, guaranteed to
cure or your money back. Price 50c.
•
Elm Logs & Bolts
AT....
Highest Cash prices paid by the
SUTHERLAND RUNES CONN LIMITED
For Elm Logs, cut 11, 133, 16 and, 18
feet long, Also Beeswood I -Tending
Bolts, Deana 42 inches long,
CUSTOM SAWING DONE
Apply at Gould' s Saw Miii,
txeter.
GUS, WAGNER, I
Foreman foe the
utheeland Innes CO.
Money for You
There is money for ot in baying
SHORETS
Ready Tailored Clothiag.
It will cost you less by the year, and you will
be better dressed in the bargain than if you
wear any other make.
Shorey's Clothing wears even. It Leide it shape until the garments are worn out.
There is no stinginess of materials. There is no " skimping " ni its workmanship.
Thousands of the best dressed men and boys in Canada wear Shorey's Clothing.
The Guarantee Carel in •th* pce•kvt vlserts CATISFACTION OR MONEY RETURNED.
Assagammalsomusacumatsiaracem* pause' sersonattMonextaa.,
IM• PU.RE BLOOD
Always cleansed, purified and enriched by Bur.
doole 13lood Bitters. • Mrs. John Douglas, Ful-
• lerton, Out. says: "I have used. B. .B • 13, or
impure blood, patnples an illy face and. sick head-
ache. Form bottles made lay skin clear alid. free
from eruption and cured me completely.'
• NEM
MERT MARKET
The undersigned has opened up a
new meat market one door
out ot Garlina's Store,
where he will keep the choicest of
meats conseantly on hand.
A. CALL SOLICITED
JOHN T MANNING
There is Such a Thin
...,a*Fltgestamee.'"
As wearing glasses ;,..,when
you should not, and noqwear-
ing them when you should.
It is a mistake to do either.
We only prescribe glasses '
when they will be of use to
the wearer.
A large proportion of the cases of painful eyesight are
due to the use of unsuitable or improperly fitted glasses.
In consultii3g our Optician'y-ou incur no expense and run
no risk. •
Itilornings preferred'for testing at
SCHOOL OPENING1
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laM•1•••••OVI•ramemo Jewellery store.
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A fall line, fresh and
bright of
SWIM BOOKS
and every School re-
quisite at
• Where the Scholars are
always used well
Earn this valuable Watch, Chain and Charm by selling twenty Topaz
Scarf Pins, at 15 cents each. Send your address and we forwar d the
Pins and our Premium List, postpaid. /it., money required. These Pins
will almost sell themselves, for the Topaz has all the brilliance of the best
diamonds, and has never before been offereclat anything ince this price, The
Watch is neat in appearance, thoroughly well made, and fully guaramteed.
Unsold Pins may be returned. Mention this paper when writing.
THE GER PIN CO., Freehold Building, Toronto, Ont.
MUMMY
Are You Weak?
There's a Remedy that will make you
strong ; give youvitality and energy;
invigorate the heart; enrieh the
blood; make the pale
cheek rosy.
It's Milburn's Heart and nerve Pills.
Mrs Mehlenbacher, who lives at 29 Ann
• 7
St Berlin' Ont. made the following
statement: /c
ement: I have suffered from nervous BEST FORTABLE.DAIRY.AND FARM
prostration and general debility for the
past four years, often despairing of a mare.
"Since I have taken Milburn's Mart
looks bright to me. I have taken four
and Nerve Pills, however, the future
boxes of them and the benefit I derived is
wonderful. They have made my nerves
strong, restoredtheir elasticity and g,iven
rae physieal strength to a greater degree '
than I could have anticipated, Beyond
doubt, they ale the best restorative for
nerve trouble, wealmess, debility, etc., in I
existence, an.d I heartily recommend thera t
to all who suffer as I did." BLACK
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills cure you require it
Palpitation and Throbbing Dizziness, often at this time of the year. We aroMprIvenarcerY
d
Nervousness, Sleeplessness, Loss of to ftt you out in the finest style. Best quality
APPOtite, and Sallow Complexion, COO ds closest prices.
.Anemia, Debility, General Weakness or
any condition arising from a• Weak lEfeart,
Disordeeed Nerves or Impoverished
Blood. Sold bv druggists at 50e. a box.
ete .are'..ee
eel
Genuine
Padlock
and
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V A Solid Gold Shell Ring
or Curb Chain Bracelet
ilaON'T send money. Just.your name
AP and address on a POST CARD, and
we will send, you 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 monen $1.00t and we will send you FRE E your
choice of the beautiful prizes illustrated. Goods return-
able if not sold. Mention thispaper.
DON CHAMBERS
TISDALL SUPPLY CO., ;YR% wro. orir.
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You
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will find at Bissett's Wareroom
the following line of Agrice
tueal Implemeets
BERING Bi N
DERS, MOW Ell S.1-7OLLS
AND BALL 13EARJNG
STEEL SI7LK le 1,S
Afull line of Seed Drills, Cultivators
Disc and Diamond Harrowe
Plows, and Turnip Drills.
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The celebrated Knoll Washer
!Raymond sewing and wringers
' nea.chine
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Gurney stoyes and earances.
wagns
ug cycles.
Wedding Suits a Specialty
The Chatham Waggon and a full
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A J. SNELL
Often. Colds settle 031 the Throat and
Bronchial Tubes, and make the voice
hoarse and husky, and an effort to speak,
distressing. It may be reduced to a
whisper or lc)et entirely for e while.
In %see of this kind nothing will so
soon give relief and restore th.e vole() as
We are in the van with all Ur° Wmd's
that is desirable in the line.
Let us show you our stock
17.00 Fancy Worsteds in dill
the newest coloring's.
Remember we put up- the
best suit for $10.00 that can
be bought in the county.
GIVE US A OALL.
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In the end you will find
it cheapest. Furnish that •va-
cant room with one of our
Bed Room Setts, Tables
Chairs, Etc.,
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We have it, you want it.
Take a look at our fail line of
FURNITURE and you will
find what you are looking for.
C1DLEY & 8ON0
FURNITURE Awn UNDERTAKERS,
Opera House Block,
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