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"rFi NIAFIKETS,
Wheat Oneles Were Lower - Ohleage Wee
ELI:10T & GLADMAN, Irteguler, Bet (nosed Berm -Local
D erristere, Solicitore. lee., Main St, Exeter el :trice S to atly.- Pee eee•
Al)foni o 0%,- APPIY te
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• MONEY TO LOAN.
We have unlimited private f ands for invest-
mont upon bees or village property et lowest
rates of littered.
DIOKSON & 0.A.11LINC,
Exeter,
Tsa KINSMAN, L. D. S, A.ND
."" DR, A. It KINSMAN, L.
D. S D, D. $., lifonor Graduate
of Toronto University, Dentist.
Teeth extracted without .pain or
bad after effects. Office in Fan -
son's block, West side of Main etreee Exeter.
DR/ AND'aSON. (11 D. SI
L. S.)
DENTIST.
Honor Orticlueto of the Toronto University,
and Royal College of Dental Surgeons of
theteeee, Ali Bridge week, Crowns and Plate
work done in the neatest possible manner. A
harmless ant:esthetic for painless extraction.
The strictest attention given to the preservat.
ion of Me eaturel teeth. Office, opposite Cen-
tral Hotel, Exeter, Ont.
• A. HOOPER,Licensed Auc-
tioneer for the Comity of Huron. Sales con
ducted in all earls, and for convenience can be
arranged for at this office. Satisfaction guaren-
teed. Cherges moderato, Exeter P. 0.
FOR SALE.
That most desireble loco of land contalnieg
about 27e acres, being part of farm lot No. 20 in
the First Concession of the township of Ste-
phen. Thiel land adjoins the Corporation and
es splendidly situated, faeleg the Loudon road,
Also the following Village lots in the Village
of Exeter ;---
.Lots Nos. 40 and 46 on the oast side of Main
Street, and immediately South of the residence
of E. Follick, 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 oast side of Andrew
• Street almost opposite the Main Street Metho-
dist Parsonage, containing nearly one acre of
land and known as the Olci Scheel House Prop-
erty. .
• Lots Nos. 102 and 164, North West Corner of
Victoria and Carling Streets.
The lend now used as recreation grounds,
the land immediately North thereof ancl the
land beteg part of same hum lot but West of
the London Huron & Bruce R. 12., containing
In all about 40 acres. This land is admirably
siMated and faces on Huron, Carling, and
Sanders Streets.
The land on either side of the Station Reach
being part of Farm 102 No. 23 in the First Con.
cossini a tho towuship of Stephen and now
surveyed into lots and steeets containing 27
acres.
These two last parcels 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, &c. Exeter Ont.
FSTATE OF B.ar-
LOCK. 'a
Tenders will be is
for the purchase of fir
EXETER S.ALT CCM
ep neer y Sth, 1809
s of stock of the
Y, par value $100
• per share, tendersito be addressed.to the under-
' sgned.
THE TORONTO GENERAL TRUSTS
CORPORATION, cor. Yonge and
Colborne Sts, Toronto.
There were 266 pupils ma the roll of
Brussels -public school in the month of
May, and the average attendance Was
.227; • • r .
•-AlneSSGrigga of the 1-2tfi 'ecniceSsion
• of O-reye and. Jahn fIliler-..ands 'Robert
Ridley, a the Sth con cession,•lef t last
-week for Manitoba. -
Several Seaforth bad boys were fined
• by the magistrate the other day for
throwing rotteu • eggs at a visiting
foot ball team.
The inavriage of Louis M. Raeey, of
-Geneva, Ohio, formerly of Clinton,ancl
Edith Kellogg, of the same place,
t ook place atthe bride's home on the
It3th inst. •
The hotel property, at . Leeburn,
which has been owned for a good
many years by ...Anthony Allen, has
been sold to the lessee,- W. Glazier, for
the stun of $1200.
Many -people in Seaforth will regret
to learn of the death of Captain Robert
Crockett, which took place at his home
• in Hamilton, on Friday, 92h inst.,af ter
a long illness from consumption.
Mr. 0. B. Campbell, the manager of
the Bell Telephone. Co., of Wingliam;
• states that the company are consider-
• ing the adyisability of putting in a.
' continuous service in the Wingtham of-
• Twenty years ago on Monday last,
Mr. Tohn. Murray, of Tuckersmith
• toaceenhip, and his father, 'Mr.. William
• liftirray, riOav- of Algoma,' 'broaght the
. first 'etestin threshih a engine into this
7- part of the- " cow:1'1y. Before that
threshing waS done by horse power.
A very pretty home wedding took
place Wednesday eyening at 8 p. rn.
a,t the residence of Robe, Fitzsimons,
• Ontario Ste, Clinton, when his only
• datighter, Miss Anna T., Was married
to Edgar'Munroe, of Goderich.They
will reside in Goderich.
Last week Robert Holla,nd who is
- a well known and Well-to-do farmer
011 the McKillop boundary, pur-
chased the 100 acrefarm belonging
to Sae. McDo sald, Oth fine for his
• eldest son Theodore, paying $4,275
for it. He gets ros Jess on next Feb-
ruary. Mr. McDonald will likely re=
• tire froru farming. "'
• FIVE THINGS. ,
•The five diseases foc, which Shiloh's Consump-
tive Cure is especially recommended are
• Couges, (olas, Whooping Cough, Croup and
• Consumption No Meth111110 Over Mad 0 by
Man is equal to it in any respect. Sold under
nesitive guatanteo, •Money beck if it fails,
25c., 50e. aucl.$1,00 a bottle.
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.. , eny • delagreeable after effects,
IP They are ebia liy all detiggists in
I100, Onveloloos and 25e. boxes.
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Liveepool, JUP0 28.a -Wheat futaxes
were weaker yesterday, °losing id lower
than Monday for July and %d loser for
September.
1.411+1.A1)ING W.1113AT ArAlt
Following ayere the catalog viola Ist
important eentres y'esterdays
, Cash, July, Sent.
Chicago, _ ,$ , e 72% 3i%
New York . . 7os4 79g.
St, Louis,...,,,,.um, 74%. 71%
Toledo .. „ • , 75
Detroit • • • 7(3 76g
Duluth, No. 1 Nor.. '73% 78% .73%
Minneapolis, • 70% 704
Toronto, red, , 70 , • ,
Tor., No. 1 hard(mew) 88 . .
TonoleTo sr. ass witigatost 111A11IfIE:T.
Torouto, Jane 28. -Receipts of farm
produce were largo yesterday, 1,500
bushels of grain, 25 loads of hay and
four of straw. Wbeat steady, oats easier,
hay flerner, straw steady. Dressed Hogs
=Prices inclined to be easy at $5.75 to
80 per owt. Potatoes easy at $1 per beg,
with some of inferior quality at 800 to
GRAIN.
Wheat, white, lett, 030 72 ee toe° 73
Wheat, red, bu......... 7.234S 73
Wheat, Fife, spring, bu. •67 69
Wheat, goose, bp. •67 , .
4a as
60
35
50
Barley, bitPeas, bu
Oats, bu
Rye, be. ..... . ....
Buckwheat. bu 65
HAY AND sTRAIV.
Hay, timothy, per ten$0 00 to ell 00,
Hay, elbver, per ton7 00 8 50
Straw, sheaf, per ton_ 5 00 6 50
Straw, loose, per ton4 00 5 00
DAIlty ,
reonuCTS.
Butter, lb. eolls .... . $0 14 to $0 16
Butter, large iolls , „ 12 13
Eggs, new laid. , 14 16
POULTRY.
Chickens, per pair.. , . 80 50 to e0 90
Turkeys, per lb... . . 10 12
Spring dueles, per pair80 • 1 00
Telexes AND veGETABLXs:
Turnips, per bag $0 35 to 80 50
Potatoes, per bag. ..... , 90 1 00
36;es
TORONTO LIVE SWO
Toronto, June . 28. -Receipts of live
stock at tho cattle niark.et were large yes-
terday, 82 carloads, composed of 1,300
cattle, 600 sheep, 1200,hogs and 00
calves, The quality of fat cattle, stall -fed,
was fair, but there were a large numbet
of grassers of inferior quality. Trade was
fairly good for all cattle of good quality,
and.Friday's prices for such were well
maintained, but grass-fed cattle Were not
much in request, only for Montreal mar-
ket. Stall -fed cattle are becoming scarce.
Total receipts lass et, eek: Cattle 3.501,
sheep 2,762, hogs 5,594, and 171 calves.
Export cattle, choice.. _85 00 to $5 25
Export cattle, light. . , 4 75 •4 90
Butchers' eattle,pkd lots 4 65 4 75
Butchers', good 4 45 4 60
Butchers'. medium 4 35 4 50
leutcherse common 3 85 4 10
Butchers', inferior,. 3 50 3 75
Mich cows, ..... 30 00 • ; 45 00
expt, good celty 3. 87•,ee 4 25
8 80
80
• 3 §0
4 60
8 00
3 40
4 50
Bulln s. anednuexport.. 360
Lds gel. but. end ex.. mid 4 65
Stockers and reed. to gd 8 00
Feeders. heavy 4 40
Calves, each 2 00
Sheep, per cwt.. . 8 00
Spring lambs, each3 50
Hogs, 150 -to 200 lbs5 00
Hogs, light fats 4 37ee
Hogs, heavy fats 4 e5 • • •
Hogs, sews ....... 3 00
IRAiT RITIPZAT.0 CATTLE 31.A.RIC1!iT.
East Buffalo, June 28. -Cattle -There
was a fairly active trade yesterday, the
offerings being those left from Monday's
close. Prices ruled. about the same at the
close but e'enerally steady.
Sheep anLambs-There was hardly a
quotable change in the market, The basis
of lamb prices was $5.50 to $5,75, and
sheep $5 to $5.25.
Hogs -The bulk of the Sales were al
$4.05 for light hogs and $4 for mediuni.
Roughs sold, $3.40 to $3.50; stags, $2.75
to $3.
T•aventPoor., arieneeisTs.
Liverpool, Juno 28. -Prices closed at
these Egures yesterday: Wheat, spot dell;
No. 1 'standard Cal., es 3d; No. 2 R. W.,
6s; No. 1 Northern, spring, 55 llMd;
No. 1 Bombay, Gs 1 eed. Futures 'steady,
July 58 8%d, September 5s 1114d, Decein•
ber 6s eg d. Maize spot quiet; rnixed
American, new, 38 leed; old, as 5 Xd.
Futures quiet; July 3s 4%cl, September
3s 5 lee cl. Flour, Minn., 19s.
• Greenway's Ottawa Graft.
Winnipeg, June 28. -Hon. Col. leleMil-
lan•arrived frorn Ottawa yesterday. 'He
states that the Dominion Government
have agreed to advance $300,000 from
school lands funds and also acknowledged
the principle that provinces should ad-
minister its own lands. At the same time
the session has been stretched put to such
length that possibly genie legislation
upon winch the Government is agreed
may have to be left over through want
of time, Among this may be the legisla.
tion Manitoba desires.
Staudard Must Pay it.
Montreal, Jtme 28. -An important
judgment was • rendered yesterday by
Judge Lemieux, affecting tho responsibil•
IV of insurance compenies. After the
execution' of Cordoba Viper and Sani
Pars:low for the murder of the woman's
husband, Poirier, the methee of Poirier
• sued the Standard Insurance Company
for the ante -ant of the policy, $2,000, and
yesterday the court' decided in the
topianititpieffa'lsedfa.ver. The epee will Drobanly,
Another Ilia Meal.
Montreal, Juno 28.--Tbere is same
prospect of the Dominion • Stool as Iron
Cempany of Sydney purchasing the Well-
ington nickel mines 'at Budbery. This
niineral deposit, which has the reputation
of being the richest niokel mine outside
of Now Caledonia, bee not been waked
for seVeral years. 9.`he propeaty before the
deata of Mr, Duncan MoIntyre was val-
ued est about $750,000. However, it is
thought Oat at the present thee it could
be purebasea for coosidernbly less,
Entettainee at Wieulpeg,
Winnipeg, june 28,,eeThe me/oboes ef
the New Ontario Legislature .totrieg
party were entettained Yesterday by' the
aldermen of the city and the toctra'of
Teacle, The majotity left Wihniaeg last
night foe home,
111.r. W. A, Kerr, O2MvEiiIepw)more
cently graduated fretn Trinity Media
eel College, Toronto, leaves Shortly
fer Colorado, where he will take charge
df the naaatice of another gentle/mu
for a year. '
Archie, son of Mr. Tall E. Smiths
Of Brandon, Manitoba, formerly a well
known merchant, in Brnesels, has suc-
cessfully graduated cs 13aebelor
Arts, taking the bronze medal m the
general CO LIM e.
.J195139110n, of Cliaton, who has
fer some time had eharge of the Water
tanks on the railroaa west of Lendon,
has been given, charge of the ones at
Denfield, Exethr Ited Clinton, on the
London, Huron c Bruce,
One day last 'week while John Dods -
Worth, of the lath COD, (anderieh was
doing statute labor, be leaned over the
side of the waggon box to pick up his
chain, when he fell out and had the
misfortune to break his arm,
•
A few days since while Ed. T.
Holmes, Emigration agent at St. Paul,
'forrnerlwof Olinton, was loading some
heavy baggage belonging to a party of
immigrants, a bex fell on his foot and
broke three of his toes..
Mr. Obristopher Dale of liullett.
last week made an exceptionally large
sale of live etock, and one which ran
into a big pile a money. The fol-
lowing were the amounts of sale
making a total of 36,030; Cattle, 35,506;
horses, $860; hogs, $101. Mr. Dale
still has about $900 worth of export
cattle left on the farm,
Nee s, a loch has cast a ceep gloom
ovex L.t1iry, reached there on Mon-
day last. This was a despatch an-
nouncing the death by drowoing •of
Robert A. McKee, in Maoitoba, the
day previously. He went out west
some time. last slimmer. He was a
son of the late Richard McKee, who
was accidentally killed pine years
ago. He was 24 years of age, a.nd
bright active and welleducated ycning
man.
A number of notable people in town
are regretting the departure of a Ger-
man Jew, by the name of Philip Hyde,
who purchased large •quantities of
scrap iron from the citizens of town,
and, it is said, forgot to make pay-
ments. He had threetarloads of scrap
shipped from here. To one party he
ewes some $20, and another about $60,
so we are informed. These, with many
others including the hotel men, where
he had registered, are eager to know
his whereabouts. Chief Wheatly is
after him, and has a description card
Sent ' outi-stoutly built, 51t. Sin.,
weight about 145 lbs., 27 years of age,
has curly dark hair and small mous-
tache. --Clinton New Era.
Kippeb
FOOT BATT PICNIC -The picnic of
the football club was held on Satur-
day last. The attendance was very
large. A football-mateh was played
between Brucefield and ICippen teams,
resulting in a tie. The lacrosse match
between Exeter and Egmondville
teams, was won by. the formerby a
score of 3-1.
BRIEFS. - Rev. Mr. Waddell,, wit
has labored here so sticcessfully for th
past three years, preached his farewe
sermon on Sunday last.' He goes t
Elimville, where we wish him th
same success that attended his effor
here. -The services. in St. Andrew
church on Sunday last were conducte
by Rev. Neil Shaw; of Egmoudyill
Rev. S. Acheson supplied the pulpit o
Colin Fletcher at Thames Road. an
Kirkton.-Dr. Grassick, with his goo
.lady, Mrs. Grassick, of Grand Forks
Dakota, are speuding a pleasant visi
• among friends here, the former wit
his brother, Donald Grassick, and th
latter with her mother, Mrs. McDou
gall, all of Stanley.-Farne propert
in this part still keeps changing round
Isaac Jarrott has disposed of his farm
on the London Road, which he bough
some months ago from Mrs. Ross, t
Charles Wasman, the present tenan
for $6,200. Mr. Jarrott has hough
thenorth 100 -acres of the late Mr. Doig
of this place, for $1,000. -William. M
Doig, of Trickersmith, has received the
appointment of jnstiee of the peace.-
The lawn social held on Thursday even.
ing last, on the lawn of R. B. McLean
under the auspices of St. Andrew's
Gauld Mission workers, was in every
sense a gratifying success, despite the
unfavorable evening, which was very
cold, with a sbiff wind blowing. Ney-
erthelesS a big crowd came. Tbe elder
folks were shelteral with winter, us
gar-
ments, while the young pedple st
buckle.d up a little closer together,
which appeared to be no incenvenienee
to them whatever. At an early heur
the ladies of the society were on hand
with well-filled baskets, and in a very
shore time had the tables set with
those good things which they know so
well how to prepare, and which are
notaonly pleasing to the eye but appe-
tizing as well. When the large crowd
had partaken of a sumptuous repast, a
lengthy paogramme was carried. out.
It consisted of grand addresses by
Rev. J. S. Henderson, and Rev. Mr.
Waddell, of Ilensall, and by the chair-
man of the evening, the pastor, Rev.
8. Acheson ; also solos and songs by
Mrs. (Rev.) Shaw and Miss Stevenson,
of Egmondville ; Miss Goodwin, of
Clinton, ancls Miss A, 'Corr • and Miss
Moore, of Hensel'. The home clash*
also rendered some , excellent music.
The affair was one ef the greatest
treats our people have ever been favor-
ed with. To say that the host and
hostess, Mr. and Mrs. McLean, spared
no pains or hospitality in order that
all might enjoy themselves to the fel-
lest extent and feel that they were all
welcome,would be drawing it too mild-
ly. The society is to be congratulated
on ite success and greatly to be thank-
ful for the good' work they are ac-
complishing. - Miss Mary 1V1c0,Iy-
mont of Detroit, is the guest of ber
parents in the village. -=Robert Mc-
Gowan, who was well-known to many
here, and who left this part some 12
months ago for Scotia/1cl, has, during
that time, been over Seotland and
England seeking hand, but so far has
found no rest for the sole of his foot,
and has now retarned avith his family
to Illinois, Re intends leaving his
family there for a time, while he goes
on to California, I'lhose who are pros-
pering here had better hold on to it.
Children 017 for
The friends a Dr. Smith, of Olit
ton, wbo was formerly with Dr, Ount
will regret to learn that be is serionsi
111 at ins father's home near Stratbroy
with ponsareption, contracted While i
Chicago goats tfros, since. There is n
hOpe fer his'reeOvery,
ReV. Oraharn, 33. .a., son o
Wm, Graham, S. Marys, and Nils
Lottie, daughter of W: Kennedy,
of Linasay, were inarieed last Wed-
nesday at the latter plaee. Mr, Gra-
bain seboontIneepa'enneta.sr axgOirskttc/u.glit sane'
in A.n interestiog event was celebrated
at St. James' church, Seaforth, on
eJohn
l4Wr.,epoclf1)91417nidie4cyYlie7iitalis.nilachiasgio'innwsohtfle'il41,111.,elnae
pheu
Downey, of St. Columban, and Miss
Angesvife. Devereaux, claoghter of Mrs,
east of Seeforth, were made man and
James Devereaux, of tbe Ifuron road,
During A yiolent thander etorrn, ac-
compamed by hail Friday night about
ten o'clock, the barn of John MeKinon,
on the 4th concession of Culross, four
miles out of Teeswater, was fired by
g fling, an entirely consumed,witb
contents, consisting of a number of im-
plerneuts, harness and one calf, Loss,
1,000 ; insured in the Oulross Mutual
for 3500,
were filed at OsgoorieseHall
• Tuesday containing the examina-
tion a Mr. Nelson Monteith, in Con-
nection with the petition prefert•ed
by Mr. Lindsay Ellah in an attempt
to disqualify him for his seat in South
Perth which be holds in Oonserva-
tive interests. The result of the ex-
atnination which was held in Strat-
ford served - to vindicate Mr Mon-
teith's position. The existence of a
Oonseavative campaign fund was flat-
ly contradicted. The petitioner's so-
licitor endeavored particularly to se-
cure some evidence in connection with
the treating charges, but signally
failed. mr. Monteith's answers were
clear and equivocal and nothing but
honesty of purpose and actions were
elicited.
In the death of Mrs. Sarah johnston,
relict of the late Henry Johnston,
which occured on Sunday, 11th inst.,
has passed away one, who, for 53 years
had been a resident of Stanley town-
ship. Deceased was a native of York-
shire, England, and was first married
to 'William Stephenson, who died in
the Old Country, She afterwards
married Henry Johnston, and together
they emigrated to this country 1n1840,
coming direct to the Goshen Line,
Stanley, where she resided continu-
ously until the time of her death. Mr.
Johnston died about twenty years
ago. She was 81 years and 6 months
old, and had beeri ailing for about two
years, although her death was ulti-
mately clue to a wearing out of her
system, consequentaman old age.
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cents a bottle. Its value is incalculable. 'Be
'Sure and ask for Mrs. eVinslow's Soothing
Syrup, and take no other kind.
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Hi price e are away down.
His goods are the best.
Call and examine his goods before
As it
When the human foot was
grst introduced to siloo$ it vas
exactly as nature bad made it,
stroug-sycametrical-imnasome.
It has been revolutionized
from what it was to the foot of
to -day by sixteen centuries of
distorting tightness and freakish styles,
"Slater Shoes's. are -made to ft
--
feet as tileY are to -clay, eorniQt
but good appearmice never fo‘gotten.
Twelve simpes, six widthq,- a".1
sizes leathers and colors,
Goodyear welted, name 4 price
stamped ou the soles,
• $3.5o and $5.00,
E. J. SRA.C1CMAN, Sole Loca,1 Agent.
BIRTHS.
MeGE10-In Usberne, near Whalen, June 26th
the wife et Donne McGee, a daughter
• MARRIAGES.
SELVES -BEAVERS -At Woodham, June 21,
by the Rev. S. lenett, Richard Selves to Mary
0„ daughter of Beuiemin Deavers.
GRAHAM--- le•ENNED le- At Lindsay One,
Juno 21, Few. H. A.Grabare B. A., St. ISIares
to Lottie, daughter of W. H. Kennedy, of
that town.
WEBSTER-DEMPSEY-AA; the residenee of
the bride's parent, Goderich township, an
June 21, by Rev. It, Millyard, Thos. Webster,
to Miss Dempsey, both of Goderich township,
II/HISSER-DUN CAN -At the Manse, Exeter,
y the Rev, W. M. Martin B. D„ on 21st inst.,
Abrabam W. Nasser, of the township of Hay, I
of Osborne.
to Joanelaughter of Alexander Duncan,Esq.,
IVIONROE-FITZSIMONS-At the residence of
Rev. R. Millyard, Edgar C. Munroe, of God
the bride's perents, Clinton, on June 21. be
mich to Miss_ A T., daugliter 02 ilobert
Fitzsimons , Clinton.
hay ng your DEATHS.
SUIT EiDSS:-In Itoegerville, on the 24th lest Mr SOU till 0/ Garin's Store
John Swinburne merchant tai or
Stratford, met with a very painful acci-
dent this morning. He was splitting
wood when the axe caught in the
clothes line, and descending straek
him on the forehead, A severe bruise
was inflicted, fbLlt Mr. SWinbenre was
fortnnate in escaping mere serious in-
jury.
NEW
Meat Market
The undersigned has opened up
new meat market one door
Gavin Ross, aged 54 years, 8 months. " s
w • jou/ Ns, «'-«-'• where he will keep the choicest of
CALL AT meats constantly on hand.
The Tailor
A CALL SOLICITED
Raw
From Ear
To Jaw.
have been for years more or less
subject to eruptions on my skin. The left
side of my face from the top of my ear to
half way down my jaw was in a very
bad state -being almost raw, making
shaving very painful. I was advised to
try Burdock Blood Bitters. One bottle
perfectly cured me. I can honestly re-
commend B.B.B. to all who suffer from
any skin disease." G. WHITE,.Carie-
vale, N.W.T.
B.B.B. cures Salt Rheum, Eczema,
Tetter, Shingles, 130ils, Pimples,
Sores, Ulcers, and all forms
of Skin Diseases and
Eruptions, from the
smallest pimple to
the worst scrofulous
sore.
SCHOOL 0PEN1F
A fill] line, fresh r and
bright of
SCHOOL NOOKS
and every School re-
quisite at
BROWNING'S
Where the Scholars are
always used well
THE FAMILY
Meat Market.
For first class
CORNED BEEF,
, PRESSED TONGUE,
BOLOGNA and SAUSAGE,
LARD and SMOKED MEATS.
A fine seIe.ction of
BEEF,
LA1VIB,
FRESH PORK,
and all kinds of
Fresh' camel s1tec1 Mesat
on hand.
Note the address, one door north
The R Pickard Oo's store.
s.
of
LOUIS DAY PROP.
A
NE _ILLS
FO WEAK EOPILEs
AND THOSE TROUBLED WITH
Palpitation, Throbbing or Irregular
Beating of the Heart, Dizziness,
Shortness of Breath, Distrets after
Exertion, Snnothering Feeling,
Spasms or Pain through the Breast
and Heart, Morbid Condition of the
Mind, Partial Paralysis, Sleepless-
paik ness, Nervoulnesst Anemia, gene-
ral Debility, A.ter-btfectt of Grippe,
toi Loss of Appetite, etc.
'1134• Remember Milburn's Heart aiad
Nerve Pills cure the worst oases
after other remedies fail.
Laxa-Liiver itiltie cure GenstioniFqn.
We are in the van with all
that is desirable in the line.
Let us show you our stock of
$17.00 Fancy Worsteds
the newest colorings
Remember we put up the
best suit for 810.00 that can
!-,,) bought in the county,
GIVE ps A CALL.
J N. °neve
20 YEARS TORTURE.
A, Belleville Lady, Whom Doctor
Failed to Help, Cured at
Last by Doan's Kidney
Pills,
1\l'es one wbo has not suffered from kidney
disease can imagine the terrible torture
those endure who are the victims of. some
disorder of these delicate filters of the
body. Mrs. Richard Rees, a well-known
and highly re see te d lady of Belleville, Ont.,
had to bear the burden of kidney complaint
for over 20 years and now Doan's Kidney
Pills have cured her when all else failed.
Her husband made the following state-
ment of her case : "For 20 years rny wife
has been a sufferer from pain in the back,
sleeplessness and nervousness and general
prostration. Nothing -seemed to help her,
Doctoes and medicines all failed, until we
get a ray of hope when we saw Doan's
Kicleey Pills advertised as a positive cure,
"She began to take -there and they helped
her right away, and she is now bettor in
eVery reepect. We can heartily recom-
mend Doan's Kidney Pills to all sulTerers,
for theyseem to strike therigh t spot qtaickly,
and their action is not only quick but it is
permanent,
"1 tannot say more in faeor ef thoa
atoriderful pills than that they saved my
wife from lingering torture, which she had
media -eel for 20 years past, and I sincerely
trust that all sufferers will give Doan's
kidney Pills a fair trial,"
;
LAXA. Cure constipation, biliousness !
sidle beedache and dyspepsia. 1
a
LIVE Every pill guaranteed perreet ,
LIV..... and to not without any grip, '
1
iiiaa a aa ing, weakening or eleireniag `.
rsautiow efibtts, s5u. at all druggists. '
JOHN T MANNING
Save the Babies.
Thousands of them die every sum-
mer who could 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-
ae, berry.
There is no remedy so
safe and so effective for
%the diarrlicea of infants,
and none has the endor-
2iY, sation of so many Cana-
dian rnothers who have
proved its merits, and therefore speak
with confidence. One of these is Its.
Peter Jones, Warkweetht eelinte who keys :
"I can give Dr. Fowlers Extratt offtrild
Strawberry great praise, for it saved sty
baby's life. She was cutting her teeth
and was taken with diarrhoea very bed.
My sister advised me to get Dr. Fowler's
Extract of Wild Strawberry. I got a
bottle and it cured the baby almoat at
once."
FARMERS
"-"21484gtrr
You will find at Bissett's Wareroora
the followingiirm of Agrice
• tural Implenaents-
F?1N G
DERS, MOWERS, ROLLER
AND BALL BEARINGS,
STEEL SULKY 1,S
A full hee of Sesd Drills, Cultivators -
Disc an a D lam cl Barrows
Plows, and Turnip Drills.
SEWING MACH NES; ETe
The celebrated Knoll Washer
Rare -loud sewirtg and wringers
machine I
sTavEs.--4paz---
• Gurney stoyes and furanees.
waggons
bucegies
Bicycles
The Chatham Waggon and a full
line of the celebrated McLaughlin
Buggies.
BILL.
uy The Best
a nd-weau----
Ignore The Rest.
In the end you will find
it cheapest. Furnish that VS/ -
cant room with one of our
Bed Room Setts, Tables
Chairs, Etc.,
Get Swathing ilice--"*
We have it, you want
Take a look at our fttll line of
FURNITURE and y011 will
find what you are looking for.
CIDLEY &
ANt hirA,
• Opera Ilouse
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