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,PuX,4 vi.-Farin of Don,
4114 UvReller, lot 15, cop, 11, Hibbert,
44 acres, Sale at `a o'n:lock on the pre.
,Mises. F. L. Hamilton, atict,
FRIDAY, JUNE 9TM-rearm in Us -
borne, lot 9, on.. 3, 100 aeres, on the
premises ti,t 2 o'clock. H. Brown, ac,
John Heywood, executor.
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HURON COUNTY COTTN-
cu, MEETING
The council of the corporatiou of the county
Of Buren. will meet in the council chamber i
t own,of Goderich on the first Tuesday in Tin
PeXt at 3 o'clock p.
W. Latin, Cler
Dated May 2nd, 1899.
2-b
NOTICE TO REMOVE
. WOOD,
All parties having wood piled along the 4th
and 5th coneession, Hay. aro hereby notified to
remove the same ou or bofore the 511 day of
Juno, 1899, or it will bo moved at the owner's
,expense, as the Council intend gradingthe road
33y order of Hay Council. 3. N. HOWARD,
Pathmaster.
COURT OF REVISION.
VILLAGE OF .EXETER.
Notice is hereby given that a court for the
re -vision of the Assessment Roll for the Village
•Of Exeter will be held at the TownHall in the
said village of Exeter, on Friday the 2nd. day
of June, 1890 at the hour of 7.30 p. m. All per-
sons haying business at the said. Court will
govern themselves accordingly.
- G. II. BISSE1'1', Clerk.
Exeter, Oth May 1897,
COURT OF REVISION.
TOWNSHIPOF HAY.
-
Notice is hereby given that a court for the
revision of theAssessmont Roll for the Town -
hip of Hay will be held at 'the Town Efall ia
the said yillage of Zarich, on Monday the 5th
• Idayof june,1899 at 10 a. m. All persons having
,busmess at the said Court will govern them-
eelves accordingly. '
p BESS, Clerk.
Zurthh.1.6th May 1899. •
404- COURT OF REVISION.
TOWNSHIP OF US13ORNE,
4111111,---
A Court for •the revision of the Assessment
of tho Township of Usborne, for the year
1899, will be held at the Township Hall, Elim -
rine, on Saturday, June 3r0l at 10 o'clockan the
forenoon. Any person having business at said
Court will phase take notice and govern him-
-self accordingly. FRANCIS MORLEY,
Clerk.
FAItlY1 FOR SALE.
' Auction sale of a first-class farm of 100 acres
In the township of Usborne, being lot 9, con 7,
a miles south of Elimvillo. Ib is of good. rich
soil. Eighty-five acres cleared, balance in good
hard wood bush. First class brick house and
barn and other outbuildings. Two good wells
of water and a spring creek. Will be sold by
auction on the -premises, on June Oth, at 2
o'clock p. in. without reserve, Ten per cent.
of purchase money down, or well secured, bal-
ance 1st January, when upossessio will be giv-
en. For further particulars apply to Joinv
ILEYWeon, Exeter, P. 0., or EtIzanzat any.
'Mon, Elimville P. 0. Executors.
THE ANNUAL MEETING
eir THE SOUTH HURON FARMERS'
INSTITUTE
Will be held in Coxworth's Hall, HENSALL,
on THURSDAY, JUNE 1ST, at one o'clock p m
Following is the program :-President's Ad-
dress ; Report of Executive ; Treasurer's Re-
port ; Auditors' Report; Suggestions of points
at which to hold the regular and supplement-
ary meetings ; Election of Officers. etc. The
2neeting will also be addressed by J, HugoReed
V. S., Prof. of Veterinary 0. .A., C.. Guel h.
subject :-"Breeding 'horses for profit." •' he
sUbject of "Our Roads" will be introduced for
;discussion by'W. W. Cooper, Xippen.
D. MoINNES, R, G•ARDINER,
President. Secretary
MONEY TO LOAN.
at from 4.3 to 5%. Apply to
ELLIOT 8.7, GLADMAN,
Barristers, SolicitorS, Scc., Main St. Exeter
MONEY TO LOAN.
•
Wa have 1ln Lim ted. private funds for invest-
ment upon farm or village -propertY at lowest
rates of interest:.
‘. DICKSON & CARLING,
Exeter.
-pc XINSMAN, L. D. S. AND
'I's" DR. A. R KINSMAN, L.
',D. S. D. D. S.,.Honor Graduate
of Toronto University, Dentist.
Iran r Teeth extracted without pain or
bad after effects. Office in Fan -
son's block. West side of Main street, ,Exeter.
D. ANDERSON, (D D. SI D. a.)
DENTIST.
• 'Honor Graduate of the Toronto ,University,
.and Royal College of Dental Surgeons of
;Ontario. All Bridge work; Crowns and Plate
work done in the neatest possible manner. A
liarmless anesthetic for pathless extraction.
The strictest attention given to the preServat-
ion of the natural teeth. Office, opposite Cen:
tral Hotel, Exeter, Ont.
A I-100PER,Licensed Auc-
tioneor for the County of Huron. Sales con
;ducted in all parts, and for convenience can be
arranged for at this office. Satisfaction guaran-
teed Charges moderate. Exeter P. 0.
— • •
IN THE SURROGATE
COURT. COUNTY OF HURON.
In the estate of Peter Oantin, late of
the Township of Hay, in the County
of Huron, Farmer, deceased.
Notice 18 hereby given, pursuant to Chapter
129, Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1897 that all
persons having any claims or (lemma against
the estate of the above named Peter ()MAW,
'who died On Or about the 22nd day of October,
1893, 410 requested to send bypost prepaid, or to
otherwise deliver to Gibbons, Mulkern Sb Har -
•per, London. Ontario, soliators for Matbikla
administratrix of the above name(1 08 -
tate on or liefore the 1st day of June, 1800, a
• ;statement in writing of their mines, addresses
and descriptions, with full particulars of (heir
Claims or demands, duly verified, anti the
amount of,securities (if any) holdby them.
And nation is hereby given that inimediatel,V
after the said date the said Acirninistrattix
proceed to distribute the assets of the said de -
oozed among the parties entitled thereto
haying regard orly to those claims of Which she
/411411 then have notice, and the said adminis-
tratrix will not be liable fey the aSsets, -or any
part thereof so distributed, Le any person or
Towel's CP whose claim she Shall not, than have
rocolv_ql. notice.
• Ma:M.11;0A °AMIN.
• Administratrix •
GI1333ONS, MULRBRN & HARPER,
• London, Ont.,
Solicitors for the Administratrkx.
FOIL OITBD, FIFTY YEARS.
OLD ANDRtAtetrt.-1111,8
WinaloW's Soothing Syrup has been used for
Over ilfLY years by millionsInothorsfor their
tbildron While teething, With DerfaCt anCeeSS.
;It Seethes the child, softens the gums, alla3rs all
main, eurce wind Cella and is the best rowdy
or DiartliOsa, It is pleaSant to the taste, Sold
• toy druggists in every part of the world, 25
eonts a bottle. Its wane j Incalculable. lie
4.tiro and rick for Mrs. Winslow'S SoOthing
SyriM, and take ne other kind,
ADDITIONAL LOCALS,
WILL ATTEND SaaWICE.-The riem
bers of the I, 0. F. will attend Divine
service in James St. church on Sun-
day, June 18t1. All are requested to
assemble at the hall not later than 10
a. m. when a precession will be form-
ed.
mop.-- Exeter, May 17th, 1899. -
ro the shareholders of the Exeter Salt
Works 0o. Gentlemen: -Please take
notice that the annual meeting of the
shareholders of the Exeter Salt Works
Co., will be held Monday June 12th, at
the hour of 2 p. in„ Town Hall. T..13
ARIA:4G, Secy.-Treas,
Kum= BY la lioasE.--On Saturday
last, while A. Q. Dobler was holding
one of his ponies, while it was being
shod, the ammal reared and with its
fore feet struck Mr. 13. on the face,
inflicting several ugly and severe
wounds. The bridge of his nose was
laid bare, while one of his cheeks was
badly lacerate&
TRE FLAX BUSINESS. --The flax bu
iness seeins to be a thing of the pas
WOOL 'WANTED, - the 1gxote3
Woollen Mill. Highest prices vvill
he paid for fine and coarse grades,
"You will find it to your •interest to
call at the mill before selling your
lip.
. Oollins continues to billn'O'Te.
John Beichert, of Zurich, was in
town this week.
Don't forget to arrange to come to
Exeter on Ju4 12th.
1VIr3. Poplestorte is visiting Mrs.
awes 'White, I-Iensall,
lelville and Alex Martin are visit -
n g under the parental roof.
• Thomas Russell, of Toronto, is yisit-
ing at his home, Thames Road.
1 Ilir and Mrs Simpson, of London
spent Sunday yisiting R. S.. Laing.
"Queen Esther" was given in the
Opera House on Wednesday evening
to a highly pleased audience.
Warren Lang, of Winnipeg, is visit-
ing his brother's R. S. and Will Lang.
He will remain here during the sum-
mer.-
s- BIRTHS.
XAY-At Farguliar'on the 18th irist„ tho wife
- of Will Kay of a daughter.
at least solar as this section is concern
0- WIL
Mrlig,11;11ITTlffen"to, on May 18, to Mr.' and
(nee
ed. A few mills in the immediate I
cality have sowed a little flax, bi
the mills at Seafarth, Blyth
Clinton and 0016 points are all i(1l
and no fiax being sowed. Ti.
reason ofalais is because theAmerican
are buying a cheaper grade of flax i
eholl,) a danghter.
e'• 1ViclITURHAV-In Crediton, on Tuesday May
e, 23rd, the wife of the late Robt. McMurray
of Solsgirth, Manitoba, of a am,.
Tnn BUGS ARE HERE. -Mweek or
two since THE TIMES quoted a para-
graph from an exchange to the effect
that the ubiquitous potatobug. had
not put in an appearance and it was
believed that the species had been des-
troyed by the keen frost ,of the win-
ter. Since then -reports have been re-
ceivedcontaining the assurance that
the bugs were not absent. The pota-
to bug is with us again and no futher
contributions of a similar nature are
necessary to establish the fact beyond
the peradventure of doubt.
Tnuaare HUNTING, -The school board
purpose taking steps to see that the
"Truancy Act" is fully carried out so
as to secure the regular attendance of
pupils who persist na absenting them
selves from their classes, and playing
"hookey," as the name goes by. We
are informed that there are pupils who
have been indulging in truancy al-
ready, particularly oat around the
river, now as the fishing season is on.
The parents should assist the teachers
to secure regular attendance or give
reasons why -he or she is absent. The
truant officer Mr Follick has been
instructed to look after those who
are guilty of such, in order to secure
uniform attendance in the school
roams. One of these days he will reap
a harvest of them. They are not all
boys either who are guilty of , this
habit.
EXETER FREE LIBRARY. -The fol-
lowing- statistics are taken from the
last Government report and show the
amount of business done by the Exeter
Free Library during 1898-99. Receipts,
$01S.39; expenditure $618.39 ; assets,
$2,302.60 ; No. volumes in library,
3,270; volumes issued 8,824 ; No. per-
sons who have borrowed books, 430;
amount of money in purchase of books,
$217.18; amount money expended in
Reading Room, $57.60 ; moneyreceiv-
ed from cards and fines $45.81 ; money
expended in book -binding and repair-
ing $27.54. The act requires that in
future (after this report) all public
libraries shall make their annual
report to the 31st December in each
year ; also that all members of boards
constituted under part 3, retire at the
end of the calendar year, and new
boards are to he appointed on the 2nd
Monday of January of each year.
Mrs. Wm. Tapp has potatoes which
will soon be fit to eat. She has hilled
them three times.
Mrs. Brewer left on Tuesday for
Rosedale. Victoria Co., where she will
yisit her brother. She will remain for
potue time.
Among the guests at the Tecumseh
house, London, yesterday, Were Mr.
and Mrs. Jos. Senior, of Exeter, and
Mr. and Mrs. 0 Senior, of Blenheim,
and Air. W. 0. Senior, of Toronto.
Harry Parsons, cream gatherer for
the Jersey Creamery, on Tuesday took
bo the creamery in one load 3,200 lbs.
of ersam which made 983 lbs. of butter.
This was a large load,and Mr. Parsons.
would like to hear from any person
Who has beaten this record.
Don't foiget that we are offering in
turnip seed, the very best, great
yielder, Monarch or Tankard shape,
Bangholm, exceedingly large, small
neck, easily harvested. Sutton's
Champion, flesh yellow, tender, sweet,
excellent keeper and enormous yielder,
at J; P. cir..Anx.E's.
Presents.
Our stock offers rnany
suggestions.
Silverware is always
appropriate.
We are showing a
rich collection.
Plenty of pleasing presents
at pleasing prices.
• T. PiTToN.
• S. Fitton,
GRADUATE OPT1141AN,
• .
Fitton's Jewelry Store
MA.RRIAGES.
MOSSEY-JACQUES-011 the 21th ult„ by
t l; v. 8. Salton at the Methodist parson -
4 ,t paha, James H.Mossey of Blanshard
to Miss Maria Jane Jacques of Usbnne.
SWITZER-ROOK=At the parsonage Elim
ville on the 21th ult., by Rev. G. Jewitt,
Fletcher Switzer, on of Fletcher Switzer, of
Woodham. to Miss Bernice Ella Rook, daugh-
ter of George Rook, of E'den. Usborne Town-
ship.
DEATHS.
LEARY-In Hibbert, on May 27111, George
Leary aged 02 years 2 Months.
JONES- In Seaforth, on May 16th, Edward
Joseph, son of J. W. Tones, aged 2 years, 2
months and 16 days,
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Children Ory for
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ASK I-011
BEST FORTABLE.DAIRY,ANQ FARM
The Improved
MON NM SEPOROP
The Mikado is not only the
LIGHTEST RUNNING
Separator of its capacity, but
it will skim MORE MILK
in proportion to POWER us-
ed than any other Separator,
large or small, in the world.
This we guarantee, and are
willing to demonstrate at all
times.
For five to twenty-five cows.70a-
pacity 275 lbs. per hour.
The Above cut represents
the IMPROVED MIKADO
CREAM SEPARATOR, the
best on the market. There
are six sizes to choose from.
P*INTS
OF AiVATAGE
The general advantages secur-
ed by using a Separator may be
summarized as follows; ,
It saves a great deal of labor,
especially for the women On the
farm.
It saves time in butter -making,
reductingr it more than half,
It produces more cream from a
given amount of milk,
I8 produces better creatn,
Separator cream is tnore
“ehurnahle." It can be churned
in less than half the time,
It gives from 20 to 30 per cent.
greater yield of butter ; that is to
say, from 20 to 30 lbs. more from
the milk of each cow, A differ-
ence of from $ro to $x 5 per cow
per year.
The crearn and skim -milk will
keep sweet much longer,
OATALOGVES PRIDE, PRIORS
PROM $40 UP.
1. (1- BOBIER0
• Ageolt, EXetet..
r
Every Weir Man
Hath His lit DAY.
A doctor's examination
might show that Aidneys
liver and stomach are normal:
but the doctor cannot analyze
the blood upon vhich these
organs depend.
Hood ,0 Sarsapafi
rilla puries vitalizes
and enriches the blood. It cures you
when "11 bit oft" Or When seriously
afflicted. it never disappoints.
Rheumatlet”—" I believe Rood's sal,
oaparula has no equal for rheumatism. It
bas done me more good than any other
medicine I have taken." Mas.
litEsszy, Brampton, Ont.
Bad Cough -“After ray long illness,
was very weak and bad a bad cough. 1
eould not et oI sleep, Different remedies
dld not help me but good's Sarsaparilla
built me up and I am noW able to attend to
my work,', Ifix-raiijkone °sham, Ont.
Rood,8 Filla euro liver 1110; dm Ilan -irritating and
Only cathartic to take with 01,..,)..Miss Dont, of Mit-
Sariaparilla.
Mrs. L. Hardy is visiting friends in
Ingersoll.
Farmers having saw logs at the
Sutherland 'Tunes Co's Mill will do well
to read the announcement in another
column.
Walter. Carling who has been visit-
ing hiS anub, Mrs. Tait for sOme time,
left this week for Guelph where he has
sectred a situation.
T. T. Lockhart leaves in a few days
for his 'twine in Kingston. Mr. Lock-
hart says he will not again engage in
school teaching.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. Senior, of Blenheim,
are visiting their son Joseph Senior.
Mrs: Senjor is very ill, and will re-
main here for some time.
Mr. Ell worthy, whose farm is a few
rods east of Exeter, on Tuesday morn-
*
Ma fell from the hay mow to the floor.
He struck on his feet but afterwards
fell, and injured himself so severely
that he is still confined to his bed.
Amongst those who attended the
regular meeting of Lebanon Forest
Ledge, No 133, A. F. & A, M., Exeter,
last week, were R. W. Ross, R. R.
Hungerford, of London, and J. W.
Mooney, D. D. 0. M., of South Huron
district. The officers of the iLodge ex-
emplified the first and second degrees
in a manner in ost cred i table to them -
,selves. The District Deputy express-
ed himself as being highly pleased
with the work done, and complimented
the officers as being equal to any in
the district.
NEYER DISAPP0INT3).
People who are troubled with any
disease caused or promoted by impure
blood or a low state of the system may
take Hood's Sarsaparilla with the ut-
most confidence that itsfaithful nse
will effect a cure. Millions take it as
O spring medicine, because they know
by experience it is just what the sys-
tem needs.
Hood's Pills are the best, family cath-
artic and liver tonic. Gentle, reliable,
sure.
FARMERS' CHEAP EX-
CURSION TO GUELPH.
Under the auspices of the South Huron Far-
mers' Institute.
Tuesday "June 13th RI
At the followin'4' very low rates for the return
• Time Adults Children
trip :-
CENTRALIA (0i:531 1 0 350 $1.16
EXETER
• 0.42 • 1,10 5 60
00
-
HENSALL
XIPPEN 7.00 . 1.05 55
.
BRUCEFIELD 7,02 1.00 55
CLINTON 7.25 1,00 55
SEAFORTH 7.40 95 50
L00
13HLOyl.,TMTVILLE
1.15 60
95
BELGRASSTE -
1.05 55
LONDESBORO 1.00 55
Excursionists from Holm esville will leave by
the regular Morning train,. joining the Excur-
sion Train at Clinton ; on the return trip they
will be transferred to the regular Evening
Train at Clinton.
Excursionists from Belgrave, Blyth, • a•nd.
Lonclesboro, will leave by the regular Passenger
Train south in the morning, joining the EXcnr-
sion Train at Clinton, and in the evening they
will • bereturned from Clinton by a Special
Train from there. ,
Returning. the Excursion Train will leaye
Guelph at 0.30 P. ni.
This will be the only Excursion from this
district to the Ontario Experimental Farm at
Guelph this season. .
Excursionists will be . afforded ample oppor-
tunity of seeing everything- of interest at the 1
Farm and College.
COMMITTEE OF •14.1.AN4,GEMENT.-Robt.
McMORDIE, Hay Township ;RonSET- B. Me-
DuAN, TaCkersmith Township ; M. •Y. McLn.5.xn,
Sonforth. •
The Central
•Di‘tig tate
(060000
This is to certify that I have
used ENGLISH STOCK FOOD
mannfactured by C. Lutz, for
calves, milch cows, and young
pigs and in all cases have found
it MOSt satisfactory . The calves
have grown faster and done bet-
ter than ever before, the milch
cows have improved in condition,
the flow of milk has increased 20
per cent. and is of greater •rich-
ness. The young pigs have done
better on ENGLISH STOCK
FOOD than 1 ever knew them
do before. • English Stock Food
is a most excellent and valuable
article and should be used by all
stock raisers Only requires to
be given a trial, in order to prove
its merits, another merit is its
cheapness as compared with other
fOods : I have much pleasure in
recommending it to •stock raisers,
ABRAHAM DEAR TN“
ealbe(sit•
°LUTZ
IVIARKET REPORTS.
Exeter May 01ct,1899.
Wheatpor bushel .„...
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fekig!"--:: - "
r'4•WsO3,Y.4...."'"
• A .. A to 8
Dtwice..., .. .... 7 te 'T
'gra ..4i)` plei . ... . .. 17 to 18
«, 5 to 9
Pork dreesed.,.., • .64 a 3)5,00
Pork live weight-- —. . . . .... 1.40 0 •2440
Ray per ton ... „ ,' . .25.00 to 25,00
Clover Seed , .: 2.75 to $4,00
Alsilte clover' 7.; . „ '•,. . 3.50 to 23.50
Timothy seed ...--, .... ... . 1,76 to 21.75
Obieltene per lb
- to 0‘,9
,. 20 to o'
.30
to 51
• -60 to 6-
• -11 to 11
11 to 11
9 to 6
Oto 9
• London, May ifist, l890
Wheat per bushe ,.. ....
Oats-, ,_,.
Barley.- - , - .... .... .. -48
Buckwheat - -. ....., ....95
Cli,yoren. - . , .. . . , . , $9
Bcns
Butter .... : . ... ....,..05
44
.... 14
Potatoes per bag... ,
8'DEl'hulgelli:Iskilie.Yintp:*ii,i-ii::: : • "
M0080- , ,, 50
60
10
9
...,15
..
PHayorltPpeerrt•covi e. : • • • • .... 8
.„
. ..2 0.00 to
.. 24.50 to 25.00
le 70
te 38fr
to 58
to 60
to 48
to 39
to 45
to 70
to 14
to 10
to 70
to 12
to 10
to 75
to 10
to1 00
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GRAIN MARKETS
Toronto, May a -Wheat -Offerings
light, demand fair and steady, at 691c.
to 70lic for cars of red and white, and
65c for goose wheat west; Manitoba
grades firm; No. 1 hard, Toronto and
west, at gic. and grinding in transit
at Mc; No. 1 northern is quoted at 83c,
Toronto and west. Flour steady: cars
of straight roller in barrels, Toronto
freights, $3.25. Millfeed firm, at* $14
to 510 for shorts, and $12 to. $12,50 for
bran, west. Rye nominal, at 53c to
54e, west. Corn quiet; cars of Canada
yellow, west, 35c to 36c, and No. 2
American, Toronto and west, at 414e.
Oats steady, at 31c for white, west.
Peas quiet, at 04e to 644c, west.
The extensive sawmill of Donald
and James Ferguson, of Lobo town-
ship, was destroyed by fire about four
o'clock Sunday morning. The mill
was in operation during the day pre-
ceding, and when it closed down at
six o'cloz.k. Saturday evening every-
thing was left, in the usual condition.
The lumber piles and hoop shed were
saved by the united efforts of Mrs. Jas.
McArthur and neighbor. It was struck
by lightning.
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•are indispensable in my house. El
1 have given theni to my friends ft
X and they all want to get them. X
It Send me a half-dozen boxes." III
F. L. LAMSON- 9
Cook Academy. Montour Falls, N. Y.
tiONANS
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in 30 minutes without causing X
11,1 any disagreeable after effects. 12
ft They are sold by all:druggists in
0 10c, envelopes and 25e. boxes.
9 THE HOFFMAN DREG 00.,
tBridgchursr, Ont.
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SCHOOL OPENINGA
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SCHOOL BONS ri
A full
bright of
line, fresh and
and every
quisitc at
School
S
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Where the Scholars are
always used well
NW.
Meat
Man is hi
illarket
wears 0110 of
JORNS neatly fitting
The undersigned has opened up a
ow meat mariot one deer
SOUtilof Gariina'8 Store,
where be will keep the choicest of
eats constantly on hand.
• A, OALI, SOLIC1TED
JOHN T MANNING
CALL AT
THE FAMILY
Meat Market.
For first class
CORNED 13BEF,
PRESSED TONGUE,
BOLOGNA and SAUSAGE,
LARD ;,1,nci smarKED MEATS.
A fine selection of
BEEF,
LAMB,
• FRESH PORK,
and all kinds of
Pres,Ibt and Salted Meat
on hand.
Note the address, one door north of
The R. Pickard Co's store.
LOWS DAY PROP.
Fine
Tailorin
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You require a BLACK SUit very
often at this time of the year. We are prepared
to lit you ou tin the finest sty,le. Best quality
Goods closest prices.
Wedding Suits a Specialty
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A J. SNELL
Save the Babies.
Thousands of them die every sum-
mer who eould be saved by the
timely use of Dr. Fowler's Ext.
of Wild Strawberry.
There is not a mother
who loves her infant but
should keep on hand dur-
ing the hot weather a
bottle of Dr. Fowler's
Extract of Wild Straw-
berry.
4 There is no remedy so
safe and so effective for
the diarrhoea of infants,
and none has the endor-
, sation of so many Cana -
J dian mothers who have
proved its merits, and therefore speak
With cohlidence. One of these is Mrs.
Petis jOnes, Warkwath, Ont., who says :
‘f dat) give Dr. Fowler'S rxtra4t of Wild
SttaWberry great praise, for it saved my
babfe life, She was cutting her teeth
aiisi was ta.kin with diarrhcea very bad.
my sister advised me to get Dr. Fowler's
Ektract of Wild Strawberry. I got a
bottle and it cured the baby almost at
Once."
Per a t
Owe of a Ger.
Some twelve years
ago Mrs. Elizabeth
Gilhala, wife of the
postmaster of Bux.
ton, Ont., was taken
ill with an obscure
stomach trouble
which her physi.
C11111$ pronounced
1.caneor of the storn-
k:..*.ach and informed
MRS. GILHULA.
•
On the advice ol
< her that her lease oi
life would be short.
friends she commenced taking Burdock
Blood Bitters. The results that followed
were little short of marvellous. Her
strength and vigor returned and in a short
time she was completely cured, Mrs.
Gilhula is to -day in the full enjoyment of
good health, and in all these years there has
not•been the slightest return of the trouble.
Here is the letter Mrs. Gilhuta wrote ai
the Hine of her CUM :
"Alan:it four years ago I was taken sick
with stomach trouble and consulted several
of the leading physicians here, all of whom
pronounced the disease to be cancer of "the
Stomach of an incurable nature, and told
me that it was hardly to be expected that
I could livelong. Afterward the two doctors
who were attending me gave 1100 Up to dim
By the 'advice of some of my friends,
Who knety, of the virtues of Burdock Blood
Bitter, rwaa indUCed to try it, and 1 am
now happy to say that after using part of
the first bottle I 'felt so much better I '1,Vaa
able to get u 1 ath thankful to state that
t am completely cured of the disease by the
use of although, it had baffled the
dOctors for a long time. 1 atii firmly con-
vinted that Burdock Mood, Bitters saved
My life,"
'We are in the van with all
that is desirable in the line,
Let us show you our stock of
81.7.00 Fancy Worsteds in all
the newest colorings.
Remember we put up ;the
best suit for $10.00 that can
be bought in the county,
GIVE US A °ALL.
11. erieve
gere is the kite?' received/eon: her &short
that, ago
"1 an still in geed health, 1 thank
Burdoe,lc hod 13itters foe saving roY, life
twelve years ago, and highly recmerid
lt to other suffereta frorri stornach troubleS
O atiy khid, EtizAnern ait/LA.
1140 atter.•
}fie „prietm, are iway
His p,'OenIS ark- • th.
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buying your
W,JOHNS?
• The: Teoll0
• AND .
flEftliE PILLS
FOIE WEAK [PE PLC*
AND THOSE TROUBLED WiTH
Palpitation, Throbbing or Irregular
Beating. ot t e Heart, IDIzinessii
Shortn ess of reaTli, D I st re ss after
Exettion. Snietniering Feeling,
and Heart 1Viorlo d condition of the
$1,4Ts Or Palrk hrottoh the Breast
Mind, Partial Paralysis Sleepless-
ness, Na-rvoUsnal Ant-% laaaGerie-
r Debility. After- ffea of urboPes
Loss of Appetite, e a.
Remember llililburn's Heart ano4
Nerve Pills cure the worst cases
atter other remedies fail.
Laxa-Liver PI2lii oure.Constipattem.
Cramps and 601IC
pi
Always relieved promptly by
Dr. Fowler's Ext. of Wild
Strawberry.
When you are seized with an attack of
Cramps or doubled up with Colic, yOu
Want a remedy you are sure will give yeti
relief and give it quickly, too.
You don't want an untried something
that amyhelp you. You want Dr. Fowler
Extract of Wild Strawberry, which every
one knows will positively cure Cramps and
Colic quickly. Just
a dose or two and you
have ease.
But now a word of
proof to back up these
assertions, and we
have it from lltr. John
Hawke, Coldwater,
Ont., wh o writ's:
"Dr.Fowler'sExtract
of Wild Strawberryi5
a wonderful cure for
Diarrhoea, Cr a m p s
and pains in the stomach. I was a great
sufferer until I gave it a trial, but no* I
have perfect comfort."
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•
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