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TEN
HEADACHES
' can be cured with ten Hoffman's
Headache Powders. A simple, prac-
tical, perfectly Bare, positively harm-
less Specific for allkinds of headache --
whatever the cause.
HOFFMAN'S
nedodche
Powders
are not cathartic nor narcotic, but tonic in
their effect; they relieve sour stomach.
Sold by druggists everywhere
in 10c. envelopes and 25c. boxes.
The Hoffman Drug Co., BrIdgebarg, Ont.
TUE EXETIIII TINL48
MONEY '110 LOAN.
erom 4i to 5%. Apply to
ELLIOT & GLADIVIAN,
Barristers, Solicitors, &e., Main St. Exeter
MONEY TO LOAN.
We have unlimited private funds for invest-
ment upon farm or village property at lowest
rates of interest.
DICKSON & C.A.RLING,
Exeter.
TT KINSMAN, L. D. S. AND
44-• DR. A. It KINSMAN, L.
D. S D.1). SeHonor Graduate
et Toronto University, Dentist.
Teeth extraoted without pain or
bad after effects. Office. in Fan -
eon's block. West side of Main street, Exeter.
MIIHRSON, (D D. SI D.. S.)
DENTIST.
Honor Graduate of the Toronto ;University,
and Royal College of Dental Surgeons of
Ontario. Ail Bridge work, Crowns and Plato
work done in the neatest possible manner. .A.
harmlessanesthetic for painless extraction,
The strictest attention given to the preservat-
ion of tne natural teeth. Office, opposite Con.'
tral Hotel, Exeter, Ont.
•
A . HOOPER,Licensed Auc-
tioneer for the County oe Harm Sales con
' -ducted in all parts, and for oonvonienee OM be
;arranged for attlus °face. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Charges 'moderato, Exeter P. 0. •
.nrcoas.1=2
FOR SALE.
That most desirable piece of land containing
about 27i. acres, being part of farm lot No. 20 an
the First Concession of the township ef Ste -
Veen.. This lard adJoins the Corporation and
as splendidly situated, faciog the London road.
Also the following Village lots in the Village
Aof Exeter ;-
Lots .Nos. 45 and 46 on the east side of Main
Street and. immediately South oe the residence
' Alf E. Folliek, Esq. •
Part lot No. 21 on the west side of Main
street immediately South of the residence of
-Charles Rowe Esq.
'Part of lot F on the east side of Andrew
Street almost opposite the Main Street Metho-
slist Parsonage, containing nearly ono acre of
.aana and known es the Old School House Prop -
tart.
Lots Nos. 162 and 161, North West Corner of
Victoria and Carling ,Streets.
The lend now used as recreation ground's,
the land immediately North thereof and, the
3and being pare of same farm lot but West of
the 'Emden Huron Se Bruce R. R., containing
an all tibout 40 acres. This land is admirably
aittiated and .faces on Huron, Carling, and
.Sanders Streets. •
The land on either side of the Station Road,
being part of Farm lot No. 23 in the First Con-
cessien Of the township of Stephen and now
surveyed into lots end streets containing 27
stores.
These two lastparcels of land will be sold by
the lot, or acre to suit purchaser.
For further particulars apply to CARLING
BROS.,. Merchants, or to DICKSON & CAR -
LING, Barristers, See, Exeter Ont.
MARRIAGES.
,ISAACS-CULDERT-In Forest, on the 14th
inst., Arclah Isaac, to Mrs. Hulda Culbert of
Forest.
eIVIARKS-MORRISON.--At the residence of
the bride's mother, London, on Wed-
nesday, Jane 7, by the Rev. Canon Dann, R.
A. Marks, of Aberlln, Kansas, to IVIaggie M.,
daughter of the late Robt. Morrison.
DEATHS.
PORTE-Da Liman on the I2th inst., the wife
of William Porte, aged 66 years.
-• 'WOODS -In Usborne on the 10th inst., Mrs.
William Woods, aged, 70 years.
WHITLOCK- In Usborne on the 11th inst.,
Terme Whitlock, aged 73 years.
CARRICK-In Stephen on the 10th inst., na.
than Carrick of Hay, aged 78 Yeasr.
2IONTEITH-In Usborne, on the llth inst.,
_Elizabeth, daughter,• of Robt. Monteith, aged
30 years.
ieESTLE-In Teeterville, on the IOth dust.,
Elia, danghter of Rev. JamesKestle, aged 15
„ years, 10 Mouths.
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS.
.AN OLD AND WELL-TETED REMEDY.—Mr8
Windows Soothing Syrup has been used for
over fifty years by millions of re othersfor their
.ehildren while teething. with perfect success.
It soothes the child, softens the grams, allays all
pain, cores wind. colic, andis the best remedy
for Diarrhoea. It is pleasant to the 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, and take no other kind.
Mr. 3. M. Scott late proprietor of
the Royal Hotel, Stratford, has pur-
chased the American Hotel, Brant-
ford. He will take possession on June
21. The Atherican is centrally located,
.and possesses a lucrative connection.
It was formerly owned by R. S. Tut-
tle who is lessee of the Opera House,
A Sure Re ard When
Paines's Celery Co
pound is Used.
The Only Medicine That is
Able to Call a Halt to All
Wasting and Danger-
ous Diseases.
If sick people -young and old -acted
with greater promptness and decision,
suffering agony and misery would be
-vastly reduced.
To delay the work of regulating and
bracing the nerves and purifying the
blood is a serious mistake.
When the blood is sluggish, impure
and poisoned, when the nervous sys-
tem is unbalanced, when digestion is
deranged, and "the appetite poor and
variable, be asstrced your condition is
•critical and calls for instant attention
before the hot summer weather brings
Its many added dangers.
At this time the use of Paine's Celery
Vompound will do a marvellous work
lor every runclown, sick and diseased'
Inan and woman. It life-giving work
first commence&with the blood, which
is Made clean and pure; then the
'nerves are quickly set, in order, diges-
tive 'vigor is fully restored, the appetite
is made natriral, sleep is refreShing,
and the desponden t heart is made light
and joyous.
It is well to bear in mind that Paine's
'Celery Compound owes its origin to
the most distinguished physician that
ibis North American continent ever
produced., and his great and Worthy
preseription is publicly indorsed hy our
best'inedical experts.
If " ail disheartened sufferers will
start promptly With Paine's Celery
COMPOUnd they Will be astonished and
delighted Nvith the speed with Which
thia 'wonderful remedy is able to call a
Not to wasting ltud dangerous diseases,
•/t is now making tens of: thousands
and Strong for the hot and sinkly
snnmer Weather.
THE MARKETS
Wheat eterkets Erratic -Chicago rntit .41
leluctuated Over a fianue of Nearly
TWO Conte - Tho Prices.
Laverpool, June 14.-Whoat Intares
declined yesterday, olosing about lel
below Monday's final figures.
Chicago, .Tuzie 14, --,-Wheat was exratie
yesterday, fluotuating within a range of
nearly 20 per bushel for July. J uly
closed %e and September Y4c abeve the
previous closing figures.
LEADING Wil FLAT 51.41114 5!.S.
F0110Wilig Were the closing price.; at
important centres yesterday:
Cash, junA July. Sept,
Chleago. , .8 , $ , . $ 76 $ 77 .1/1
New York......../6819i
Milwaukee , 7714
St, Louise ,: 70 76 77% 18%
Toledo . • , , ;4„ 7814 7914
Detroit 78% 7914 80%
Duluth, No, 1
• Northern • 7634 7014" 7514
Minneapolis . 7.114 74% 7334
Toronto, red. 7214
Toronto, 4o.
1 hard (noTir) 85:4 • • • •
TORONTO $1'. LA WILE'NCE MARKET..
CMAIN.
Wheat, white , .80 76 to $
Wheat,.red, 76
. •
• Wheat, Fife, spring, .1m, 07 69
Wheat, gOose, ba ..... 07 6734
Barley, bu 4234
•
Peas, bu. . .. . .. . ... 62 63
OatS, bu '• 8534 86
Rye, bu 50
Buckwheat, bu 55
HAY AND smItAw.
Hay, timothy, per ton. $10 00 to $11 00
Hay, clover, per ton7 00 9 00
Straw, sheaf, per ton6 00 7 00
Straw, loose, per ton_ 4 00 5 00
DAIRY I'llODUCTS.
Butter, lb. rolls. , ,$0 12 to $0 17
Butter, large rolls ,. 12 13
Eggs, new . , „ . 12 15
POULTRY.
Chickens, per pair$0 60 to $0 76
Turkeys, per lb, 10 12
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Turnips, per bag. • . 80 35 to $0 60
Potatoes, per hag 80 85
TORONTO LIVE STO oR„
Toronto, June 14. -Receipts of liv;
stock at the cattle market yesterday WerE
again large -80 carloads, composed oi
1,300 cattle, 450 sheep and lambs, 1,205
hogs and. 75 calves. The quality of fat
cattle, of which the bulk were for export,
was very good. Trade was fairly brisk
all round. SeVeral dealers froni outsidi
points were purchasing butchers' cattle,
and space was more plentiful on th;
boats for exporters. These two facts corn
bined to make tile 2Darket f or fat meth
more active than it has been for the pasi
two weeks. Prices generally remained
firm.
Total receipts for last week: Catth
3,157, sheep 1,038. hogs 4,160 and calve:
178.
Export cattle, choice.. -$4 80 to $5 01
Export cattle, light. _ 4 60 6 75
Butchers' cattle,pled lots 4 65 4 71
Butchers', good. . 4 45 4 GC
Butchers'. medium 4 30 •4 45
Butchers', e0ininen3 85 • 4 le
Butchers', inferior 3 50 3 75
Milch cows, each._ .. e. 30 00 55 Of
Bulls,hvy expt, good qlty 3 8734 4 21
Bulls. medium expore3 40 3 61
Lds g,c1 but. and ex.. inxel 4 65 4 M
Stookors and naecl. to get 3 25 3 81
Feeders, heavy 4 40 4 61
Calves, each 2 00 10 00
Sheep, per cwt.. 3 50 8 71
Spring lambs, each . . . 3 00 4 21
Hogs, 160 to 200 lbs5 1234
Hogs, light fats • - 4 6234
Hogs, heavy fats ..... 50
Hogs, sows = 3 00
EAST BUFFALO CATTLE MARKET.
Cattle, choice, to extra. .$5 25 to $5 45
Cattle, good to choice. 4 00 5 21
Calves 3 50 '6 21
Sheep, choice to extra_ 4 75 5 0<
Sheep, good to choice_ 4 50 4.
Lambs, choice to extra5 75 6 05
Lambs, good to 'choice 5 50 5 75
Lambs, common to fair4 25 5 25
Hogs,meditim and heavy 3 90
Hogs, Yorkers 3 90 •
Pigs 890
cRE ESE MARKETS.
Campbellford, Ont., June, 14. -Ont
thousand our hundrecl and eighty box();
white were boarded; 825 were sold al
81-16e to SNc. Balance unsold.
Ingersoll, June 14.—Offerings yestet,
clay, 250 boxes June make; no sales; 71(
offered. May cheese all sold.
LIVERPOOL MAII.KETS.
Liverpool, June 14. -Prices closed as
follows yesterday: Spot wheat, dulll
Walla, Ge; red winter; 6s; No. 1 Nor•
thorn, spring, es 3d; No. 1 :Bombay, Os,
wheat futures steady, at 5s 11346 fel
July and es ..%cl for September. Spol
maize quiet, at 3s 414d for new mixed
American, and 3s 5346 for old; future;
quiet at 3s 534c/ for July and 3s 5346 fen
September. Flour, Minn, 18s ad.
SAN a-osr coacurssiosErts.
Ontario Cabinet Names Prof. Mills and
• Inspector Dearness.
Toronto, 4- une 14. -The Ontario Cabi-
net mot yesterday afternoon ' and hoard
arguments from Hon. John Dryden urg-
ing the appointment of a coinmission to
look into the devastation caused byend
to suggest remedies for the San Jose
scale.
Tho idea met with the approbation of
the Ministers and two of the Proposed
commission were named. They aro Prof,
Mills of O.A.C. and Inspector Dearness
of Guelph. Others will be named later.
Dints to Fishermen,
Toronto, Juno 14. --Recent regulations
issued hy the Pisheries13epartment at the
Parliament Buildings provide that no
one shall take 1151a, save byt angling,
without a license. that nc; one shall take
any' fish for sae between Sept. 1 and
.April 16 without a license; that bass loss
than ten inches and speckled trout less
than six inches shall not be talcon, but,
if caught, shall be returned to the water.
One day's catch of speckled trout is
limited to 15 pounds.
Candidate for South it randen.
Winnipeg, June 14.7-4.t s CODSOIrVittlVe
convention held at Nesbitt yesterday,
William Henderson, implement dottier, of
WaWanosa, was ImaninibUsly nominated
as tile eandidate for South Ikandori,
rive at Petreleo.
potrolea, Ont., Juno 1.4.-•-,Yostexday
afternoon flre in M. 0allilian'0, livery
stable totally destroyed the building. A
feW clittera StOrekin tlie hf71ciIng Wore
also loSt,
The renort of the Tikltialization 0012-
•mit5ee of the lYliddleSex County Coup -
oil shows that the total number of
acres in Middlesex proper is 051,500;
and that the assessed vale of real
ProPertY Is $21,885,032, and of personal
property, $1713,885, making a total as-
sessed value of $22,079,842. The "eqnal-
ized Value of the real property is
$27.010,826, and of personal property
8276,078, making an equalized value of
$29,381,385 for both real and personal.
the Huron portion of Middlesex,
which includes .Ailsa Craig, Lueon,Me-
Gillivray and Biddulpin the total num-
of acres is 105,068 ; _total asseSsed
value of real and personal property,
$3,109,981 ; equalized assessed value of
real and personal property, $4,785,047,
The CqUalized assessed value and the
ate per acre of the several townships
are a$ follows :—
Middlesex proper-
• Equalized Rate
value per acre,
Adelaide $1,874,401 $42
Caradoc 2,187,721 35
Delaware 992,032 42
Dorchester 22:008540:497185 3480
"Ekfrid
Lobo 2,340,529 49
London 5,044,725 50
Metcalfe 1,315 930 36
Mosa 1,066,550 35
Nissouri, West 2,399,788 48
"Westminster 3,243,637 51
Williams. East 1,677,222 43
Williams, West 1,248,844 85
Huron portion -
McGillivray 2,834 681 42
1.704,300 43
'!h' equalized value of the towns and
yillages was as follows :—Strathroy,
8628,798 ; Prkhi11, $220,299 ; Glencoe,
$215,000; Newbury, $60,465; Wards-
ville, $50,000 ; Ailsa Craig, $130,000 ;
Lucan, $140,000. The grand totals for
the county were :-Acres, 757,569 ; as-
sessed value of real and personal prop-
erty, $25,249,820 ; equalized value,
834,116,882. ,
AN.
YOUNG MOTHERS.
Croup is the terror of thousands of yennag
mothers because its outbreak' is se ago/amblg
and frocalently fatal. Shiloles Cotigheand Con-
sumption Cure acts like magic in erases of
Croup. It has never been known to fail. the
worst cases relieved rinmediately, . Price 25o.,
50c, and $1.00 a bottle,
The ImProved
MRS EIMBIRIITOR
The Mikado is not only the
LIGHTEST RTJNNING
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. Ca
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.
POINTS
OF ADVANTACE
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,
reducting it more than half.
It produces more cream from a
given amount of milk.
It produces better cream.
Separator cream is . snore
"churnable." It can be churned
n less than half the time,
Doubles the value of the skim -
milk for feeding • to stock. The
farmer can feed his calves fresh
warm milk, instead of .old sour
skim -milk. The milk is free from
disease germs, because the filth is
is removed by the Saparator.
It gives from o to 30 per cent.
greater yield ofbutter ; that is to
say, from 20 to 50 lbs. more frotn
the milk of each cow, A differ-
ence of irom SIo to $15 per cow
per year.
The cream and skim -milk will
keep 'sweet much longer,
CATALOGUTIIS VREE, Piltat8
FA0111 $40 UP.
A. Qr BOBIER,
• Agetilt, 8,5tet
No Eye Like the
Master's Eye'
You are master of ,your
health, and if you do not
atend to duty, the blame is
easily located If your blood
is out of ordet, Hood's Sar-
saparilla wilI purify it,
It is the specific remedy for troubles
•of the blood, kidneys, bowels or liver.
Heart Troublie-"I had heart trouble
for a number of years and. different medi-
cines taped to benefit me. I tried Bood's
Sarsaparilla and three bottles completely
and perfectly cured me." Mus. 0, A. Flatus,
Wallace Bridge, N, S.
A safeguard-" As I had lost five chil-
dren with diphtheria I gave MY remaining
two children Hood's Sarsaparilla as they
were subject to throat trouble and were not
very strong, They are now healthier and
stronger and have not since had a cold."
Mas. W. H. Fezekna, Pembroke, Ont,
Ne veflais:a0pdints
,0•0,//
Kood,o Pine cure liver Ills; the nomirritating and
only cathartic to take with flood's Sarsaparilla.
DOUKS HAVE S ,IALLPDX.
I1 is the dreaded smallpox which
has fastened itself upon the Deukho-
bors at Grosse Isle. Dr. Montizambert,
detected one case on board the Lake'
Huron. Eleven more cases have devel-
oped. The entire party of 2,300 will
have to be detained on the island; un-
til the disease has run its course.
•13:6011P.IMIZMINV
• NBVII
Meat Market
The undersigned has opened up a
new meat market one door
South OT Gariing's Stom
where he will keep the choicest of
meats constantly on hand.
A CALL SOLICITED
JOHN T NANNING
Fi
florin
You require a BLACK suit very
often at this time of the year. We are prepared
to at you mat in the finest; style. Best quality
C()cods closest prices.
Wedding Suits a Specialty
A J. SNELL
The Central
Dhug $tot`e
00600456
This is to certify that I have
used ENGLISH STOCK FOOD
manufactured by C. Lutz, for
calves, milch cows, and young
pigs and in all cases have found
it most satisfactory. The calves
have grown faster arid 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 I 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 prov
its merits, another medt is its
cheapness as compared. with other
fbods 1 have much pleasure in
recommending it to stock raisers.
ABRATTAU 1
0606**
LUTZ
MARKET REPORTS,
48Xoter June 14t11, 1899,
1 Wheat per buShel ....., e. .b9 to .72
Oats ..,...... ...., .... 28 to 2,1
,.... -56 to 47
P
atter . -
11 ..„.. -12 to 1'
,.., 1410 11
T urk eye . , . . -,,,ii 9 to 0
Geese . ..... 6 to 9
Chickens per lb . .,.,., 5 to 8
1,3i ttg 7
15
Dried Apples..........,.,. 5 to 6
P•
e ... ,...., 4.05 to $6.00
Pork live weiga,--... ....,.... 4.40 eo $440
Hay per ton .......... . .e. ..... 35.00 to $5,00
Clover seed ,... ..., .... - , -83.75 to V.00
Alsikc clover ,,,..... ...., ... -$3,50 to $3,50
Timothy seed .... „. ,... ... . $1,75 to $1.76
Londoa, Juno 14th, 189e
Wheat per bushe ,. ,... ....06 so 70
Oats.. .. -.27 to 28
Peas.,, , to 5
Barley to 50
Buckwheat -.45 to 48
Rye ... . —39 to e9
Corn 44 to 45
Beans • . to 70
Butter .... ....., to 14
Eggs...- - • - - - - ,, . . .. ..15 to 16
Ducks 60 10 7
Turkeys per 111.. _ .
. ..., _10 to 12
Geese per lb, .. - . ......, 9 to 10
Chickens., .... 50 to 75
Cheese ,....... 8 to 10
Potatoes per bag _ _80 tol 00
Ilay per ton.........$ 6,e0 to $ 7'50
Pork per ewe.. _ 84.50 to 35.00
A Man is always In the
SWIM
If he wears one of W.
JOHN'S neatly fitting
Suits
Ele,is a sure fitter.
His priceri are away down.
His goods are the best.
Call and examine bis goods before
buying your
-4dkam..._,FALL SUIT
HNS,
W JO
On every "Slater Shoe , put the by th
Makers as guarantee of wear 'vaiue—a prot,eQ
tion against extortionate profits. •
Marty Men readily' pay MOT
" $later $hoe" we,t.e not the price' stam
the sole this stanap, gives the actual msxket
value of the shoe determined by the matt:lac.
tiltetS.
Made in 'twelve
foot -model shapes,.all
sizes, width', leathers,
colors and styles. .very pair Good-
year wetted.
$3.,5o and ltoo.
0
Mr.G. 0 ARC
ALD'S CASE.
Didn't Walk for 5 Months.
Doctors said Locoisotor Ataxia.
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills
Cure a Disease hitherto regarded
The case of Mr. G. O. Archibald, of
IHopewell Cape, N.D., (a cut of whom
appears below), is mac of the severest
and most -intractable that bas ever been
.........5,„.„. --...?„-‘0,4
The gratilor
ksh
Hard-working
Farmers.
Longhours of hard, never-
ending work makes Kidney
Trouble a common com-
plaint on the farm. Pain-
ful, weak or lame backs
and Urinary Disorders are
too frequent. ,
DOAN'S KIDNEY PILLS
help a farmer to work and keep his health
—take the ache and pain out of his back
and give him strength and vigor.
Mr. Isaiah -Willmot, a retired farmer
living at s3ii Elizabeth St., Barrie, Ont.,
said:
"1 have been a sufferer with kidney trouble
and pain in the small of ray back, and in both
sides. also had a great deal of neuralgiapain
in Iny temples, and was subject to dizzy spells.
"7 felt tired and worn out most of the time.
"Since taldng Doan!s Kidney Pills, I have
had no pain either in my back or sides. They
have removed the neuralgiapain from my head,
also the tired feeling.
"I feel at least ten years younger and can
only say that Doan's Kidney Pills are the most
remarkable kidney cure, and in addition are
the best tonic I ever took."
Lam:IL-Liver Pills ours Constipation.
SCHOOL NEMO!
C4
A full line, fresh and
bright of
SCHOOL BOOKS
and every School re-
quisite at
BROWNING'S
Where the Scholars are
always used well
4:.
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I
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We are in ecie van with all
that is desiral* in the line.
Let tts show yoki our stock of
W\
$17.00 Fancy . orsteds in all
the newest calm 'ngs.
Remember we wit up the
best suit for $10.0 that can
be bought in the co pity.
GIVE VS A CAtL,
J. H. Cr:eve
reported from the eastern province's, and
his cure by Milburn's Heart and Nerve
Pills the more remarkable from the fact
that he was given up as incurable by
worthy and respected physicians.
The disease, Locomotor Ataxia, with
which Mr. Archibald was afflicted is
considered the most obstinate and incur-
able disease of the nervous systena
known. When once it starts it gradually
but surely progresses, paralyzing the
lower extremities and rendering its vic-
tim helpless and hopeless, enduring the
indescribable agony of seeing himself die
by inches.
That Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills
can cure thoroughly and completely a
disease of such severity ought to encour-
age those whose disorders are not so
serious to try this remedy. •
The following is Mr. Archibrld'. letter:
MEssus. T. MiLuvuhT & Co,—" 1 can
assure you that my case was a very severe
one and had it not beefor the use of
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills I do pot
believe I would, be alive to -day'. 1 do
not know, exactly, what was the cause
of the disease, but it gradually affected
my legs, until 1 was unable to walk
hardly any for five xnonths.
"1 was under the care of Dr. Mors;
of Melrose, who said 1, had Locomotor
Ataxia, and gave me up as incurable.
C c Dr. Solomon, a well-known physician
of Boston, told me that nothing ceuld be
done for me. Every one who came to
visit me thought I never could get better.
"1 saw Milburn's Heart and Nerve
Pills advertised and thought I would try
them anyway, as they gave more pro-
mise of helpingme than anythingI knewof:
"71 you had seen me whea I started
faking those wonderful pills -not able to
get out of my room, and saw me now,
working hard every day, you wouldn't
know me. •
"I am agent for P. 0. Vickey, of
Augusta Maine, and have sold 300 sub-
scribers in So days and won a fifty dollar -
prize.
"Nothing else in. the world saved me
but those pills, and I do not think they
have an equal anywhere.
" The seven boxes 1 tookhave restored
me the full use of my legs and given sae
strene-th and energy and better health
than 7 have enjoyed in a long time."
G. 0. Aacmati.Ln.
Hopewell Cape, N. S. ,
In addition to the statement by Mr.
Archibald, we have the endorsation of
two well-known merchants of Hopewell
Cape, N. B., viz.: Messrs. 3. E. Dickson
and F. J. Brewster, who certify to the
genuineness and accuracy of the facts as
given above.
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills are
sec. a box, or 3 for $x.o, at all drug-
gists, or sent by mail. T. Milburn &
, Ont.
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For first class
CORNED BEEF,
PRESSED TONGUE,
BOLOGNA an'd SAUSAGE,
LARD and SMOKED MEATS.
A fine selection of
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LAMB,
FRESH PORK,
and all kinds of
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on hand.
Note the address, one door north of
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LOUIS DAY PROP.
The Essex County Council has C
cided to build a. h ouse of refuge. Win
sor will contribute $5,000, "Walk(
ville $1,000 and the county 811,(
toward the huilciing besides the $4.(
paid hy the Ontario Government.
FARMER
---mcW.AMEMmeeft._
1 You will find at Bissett's Wareroe
the following line of Agri
tural Implement
MING 33 n
DERS, MOWERS ROLLE
AND BALL BEARING,
STEEL SULKY
A full line of Seed Drills, Cultivate
Disc and Diamond Harm
Plows, and Turnip Drills.
SPRAINED BACK! SEWING MAO NES ETC
•••••••••emeramomat
Sprains, Strains and Injuries of the
Back often cause Kidney Trouble.
DON'S KIDNEY PILLS THE CURE.
Here is the proof:—
Mrs. S. Horning, Glasgow Street,
Guelph, Ont., says: "Doan's Xidney
Pills are grand. 1 have not been lI since
taking them, which was over a year ago
last winter, and can give them my warmest
praise; for they restored me to health after
25 years of suffering. Twenty-five years
ago I sprained my back severely, arid ever
since my kidneys have been in a very bad
state. The doctors told me that my left
kidney especially was in a very bad eon-
dition. A terrible burningpain Was always
preseut, and I suffered terribly from lurn-
bag•o and pain in the small of my back,
together with other painful and distressing
symptoms, Common ill koldney complaints.
I could not sleep, and suffered much from
salt rheum
"Wheu1 first corluntacedtakieg Doan's
Kidney Pills I had halt ors no filith in them,
bet I thought I would try them; and it
proved the bbst evesiment I ever ma.de.
had only taken two bakes When the pain
left my back entirely. Three boxes more,
or five in all, made a complete cure.
"After 25 ‘'`ears' of suffering from kidney
disease 1 ani now healthy and stroag again,
and 'will be pleased to substantiate what I
have said, should anyone wish to eitquire.)P
J.44axa-L1ver Pills are the reest
perfect remedy knotyri for the cure of
stlinition, Dyspepsia Diliouseost add Sick
peaclache. They week Without a gripe
Or pain, de riot sicken. or Weair011 6t leaVo
ahy bad atter' Weeks.
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Raymond. sewing and wringers
machine I
STOVES.
Gurney stoves and fa ances.
waggons
13 uggies
Ecyce
The Chatham Waggon and a
line of the celebrated McLaughl,
Buggies.
BILL
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and -'In ct fie: Chairs;
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