HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1899-8-17, Page 5MONEY TO LOAN.
from 4A. toe'Zi,e,it to LA Dm 4.N.
Barrieters, Wieners, 80„ Main 5e, Exeter.
MONEY TO LOAN.
We have unliieitee private feeds for inveet-
•Meet mem farm or village property at lowest
watee of interest,
DICKSON ee CARLING.
Exeter,
'KINSMAN, L. 1). S. AND
A DR. A. B. EINSIVDAN, L.
D. 5. // D. SeHonor Oradea°
o el'oroeto University. Dentist.
rl'oeth extracted without pain or
bad efter effects. Office in leen-
eeies block. West side of Main
i.rect, Exeter.
DR- ANDERSON, (D. L. 8. D. 8- )
DENTIST.
Boner laeaduate ot the Toreeto elnivereity,
aud Royal College a Dental Surgeons of
Ontario. All bridge work, Crowns, tent Plate
work done in the neatest possible manner. -A
harmless antesthetic for painless extmetion.
The etrieteet attention given to tlao preservat-
ion of the nateral teeth, Officio opposite •Oen
tral Hotel, Exeter, Ontario. ,
A HOOPER, Licensed Auc,
tionecr 'for the County etBurem Sales mu-
, dgetedlin all parts. and for convetience can be
ranged for et this aisle, $etisfactioe guaran-
toorl, Charges moderato. Exetet P. 0,
•FOR SALE.
That most desirable piece of lend containing
=bout 27e acres, being part of farm lot No. 20 la
Concossion of the townsliip of Ste-
phen. This land adjoins the Corporation and.
aseaplendially situated. facing the London road.
Also the folloWing 'Village 1005 10 the Village
• of Exoter,
•
Lots Nos. 45 and 46 on the at side of Main
Street and immediately South of the 'residence
ofE. Penick, Esq,
Part lot No, 21 on the west side of Mafia
street immediately South of the ,residence, of
,JI. rollick, ESe. 4
Part lot No. 21 nn the west side of Main
street immediately South ot the residence of
• Charles Rowe Esq.
Part of lot le ea the east side of Andrew
streetalmost opposite the Main Street Metho-
dist Parsonage, containing nearly one acre of
land and known as the Old. Schoollentse Prop -
sit y.
Lots Nos. 162 and 164, North West Comer of
Victoria and Carling &teas.
The land now used as recreation grounds,
the land immediately North thereof and the
land being part of same farm lot but :West of
the London Huron &Bruce R. R., containing
mall about 40 acres. This land is admirably
situated and faces on Huron, Carling, and
Sanders Streets. _
The land ea either side of the Station Road.
being part of Farrell:it No. 23 in the Fleet Con-
nession a the township of Stephen and now
Surveyed. into lots and streets containing 27
acres.
Theseewo last parcels of laud will be sold by
.the lot or acre to'suit purchaser.
leorfurther -particulars apply to CARLING
_BROS. Merchants. or to DIOICSON &CAR-
• LING learristers, ike. Exeter Ont,
WAR THE ONLY TOPIC.
Despatch Prom Pretoria Says'
Ileply Will Be PleaPP0Int447-
Intense Auxlety Prevails.
Cape Town, Aug. 10 -No reply has
been reeeived here im to the present frem
the TeeensVaal Government on the snleject
of the latest British propoSals for a peace-
able 00010410A of the question M dis-
pute, and. a defipatoh from Pretoria says
the reply, when sent, will be diS4P1)01a-
lug, and that it is feared the result will
be the breaking off of negotiations. Great
anxiety prevails at the capital of the
Transvaal.
Dealing Out srauser Rifles.
Pretoria, Aug. 16. -The Exeeutive
Connell concluded its session at ee.30
when orders were issued to the
hold cornets to give out Mauser rides in
exehange for Martini -Henry rides. A
great crowd gathered to receive the arms.
The possibility of war with Great Bri-
tain is about the only snbjeot discussed,
and it is generally felt the Burghers
should be consulted 'before extreme meas-
ures are MlOpted.
Paying 1Ils;h Prices for Mules.
Jehannesburg, Aug, 10. -The Trans-
vaal Government is purchasing all the
mules possible', paying as high as 52O for
eaoh anima
DEPARTMENTAL EXAM. ' look. S. M. Bill, H 5 Welsh, Matte: -
ciliation (4), It Career, e eel meierai 1 ,IeLow VVbeet per bue. .. .,.„. .. 70 to 70
iners in conneetiva with th e high school Story, E. Steacheen Matriculation (3)- leertei,..„ ,..,.. ,.. eine 35
Tbe reports or the leeeede of Exam- 3, A. Philips, M 4 PrelidergaSto, 1.1 1 rialcautf!..7 b"'41!-1,--- -"" • • ' " ^I t'tQ° 21'1
and itiatriCulation exaulinaliOns belie I,'/ 0 EYems. l{...Philips
in Jruly have Neuconsidered by the row/. in.
4 d u eational Council and the results -,
Aeguathith
rr
60 to 56
-16 to 15
12 to 12
9 to 9
Clinton- Passed, M D Ozunpbell, SV 0rp.keys ekaasa,„, "„„Y: to
were issued Saturday. Below will be Geiger, 0 E Helyar A IP Johne clitcken8 Per
7 to 8
found the nettles of the succuss‘ri.4 Can' Kelly (honors) A. McAllister 1VI E Mot- Du45-"" -• • • ' •
, •
didatee in the exatninatiens of r011nb" fat O'Neil RP Stelek (horiors), R Driediimle4.„ e, 5 to
TV,001„ 13 to
I 4
1 and II from this district, Mee results :f wort,Ilingt,on (honors), Staubury. Porlcdressed,,... . „, .„.. $L65 to 5,00
of the examinations of Forms111 end
IV and for conneiereial specialists and
emnmercialdiplonias. The marks of 1,11Q
UOSOCCeSSA.11 CiOlflidateS Win be sent
within ten days to the principal of ingb
schools op peblic'school inspeotore. No
marks will be sent or given to candi-
dates by the depaitment. Certificates
of successful caudidetes will be sent to
principals and inspectors eboet Sept.
1.
Unsuccessful candidates should not
appeal until they have couselted the
high school principal after receiving
their marks. Appeals to be entertain-
ed must be made to the Deputy Minis-
ter before Sept. 20.
Regarding the certificates awarded.
for the examination of Form II sub-
jects, candidates should observe the
follow lug: ),
' Part 1 implies that a Form 11 Part
certificate bas been awarded, the
candidate having obtainecl 50 per cent,
of total as well as passing in each sub-
ject.
Matriculation (4) implies that a part
matriculation certificate, covering
grammar, arithmetic, history and phy-
ses, been awarded
(3) hnplies that a Part
I matriculation certificate, eovering
erammar, arithmetic and history has
s,
been awarded. The certifica te,,togeth-
er with that for matriculation (4), has
no qualifying value for either junior
leaving or senior leaving Standing., as
they represent examinations in which
candidates have not obtained the re-
quired total. of 50 per cent.
In the case of certain candidates
whose names appear under "matricul-
ation (3," and who are eligible to write
under the special provisions of former
regulatiOAS, it Will be necessary tin fur-
nish evidence (date and centre of
previous examination) that they are
entitled to this privilege before certi-
• ficates will be awarded. '
Matriculation -W S Pasee
in French and German, 0 II Russell.
Passed in Latin, FoWler, 0 11 Rus-
eell, Passed in Latin eoroposition, J
Thom psen.
Goderieb, Parieed, C W Down, 5 A
Draper, M Dunlop (bonore), 13 R Der-
nin, W G Edward (honors), 0 M Ed-
liott (honors), CB Ferguson, Gre-
gory J oynt, W 5 Lane, 11 13, Long
F R 'Munro (tumors), 0 McSween,
T Parkinson, M Tichborne (honors),
V A Watson (honors). D Weber (hon-
ors), E G Wilson. Passed in Greek
composition, S A Draper. Passed in
physics and German, 33 Hamilton.
Passed in French, 11. 33 Hutton.
Linen, Passed, A Bell, .A. 33 Black-
well, W Braithvvalte, E Carter, W 5
Co)e, L Coursey, M Fraser, W A
Hodgins, S McPalls, T Parkinson.
Passed in German and Latin, R lox.
Passed in French and Latin, E H Stan-
ley, W. R
Mitchell, Passed, P, L Archer, C
Doherty (honors), W May, J Me-
Kinna, W A Robertson, M Weight.
Parkhill, Passed, E Bee, E Davidson
(honors), A. M Doyle, L 0 Fletcher,4.
0 Gray, W Hall (honors), W W Dart,
IIX Hodgins, L Kilburn, L E McIntyre.
Passed in French and German, W H A
Van Alstiue, j N Gunn. Passed in
algebra, D 0 Wilson.
Seaforth, Passed, A E Brownell, M
0 Calder, L Dorrahce, C Gillespie. M
M Hartry, T M Latimer (honors), A
McLeod, V V Simpson, A F Waugh,
D Wright.
5t Marys, Passed, M Amos, W J 0
Brown, M. Dalrymple, A Haynes, 0 K
ME Lane, L McVannel, 0 1
Murray, OF Nagle (honors), F Pardy,
M Roberts, D Switzer (honors), „E M
Thompsen, J Thomson, L Thomson.
Matrieulation, M Genies, MP MeOrak-
en, G M Thompson. Passed in Latin,
L Mc:Meister, L Gr Thompson.
London, Augustnith,1.89e
Wneat per %O. 73
ats „ ,
Peas . •
Barley... .
Buckvvheat
" GUN. BUTLER it ric A t.LEn,
Sir lerederietc Walher Replaces the
Atieceu Boer Sympathizer,
Loudon, Aug. 16.-.Major-Gieneral Sir
Wllliam Franele Butler, commander of
the British troops in South Africa as a
result of his alleged Boer sympathies,,
has been recalled, and Sir Feederiok
Walker has been appointed to replace
him. •-
General Walker, who replaces General
Butler as commander-in-olaief of the Brit-
ish troops in South Africa, is regarded as
one of the ablest generals in the army.
His appointment, therefore, is taken to
indieate thee the situation is graver.
Lieut. -General bits Frederick William
Edward Forestier -Walker, I.C.O.B., has
been in command of the western military
'district of Great Britain since 1805. He
is she eldest son of the „late George Sir
Edward W. Forestier -Walker, X, 0.B.,
was born in 1844, and entered the Scots
Guards In 1802, He served in the Kaffir
war of 1876-8, we's military secretary of
Sir Bartle Frere from • 1878 to 1879.
served during the Zulu war, was Quarter-
master -General in Beehuanalana in 1884.
commanded tho Infantry,'brigade of
Aldershot from 1889 to 1890, and corn-
• Mended the troops in Egypt from 1889
to 1895. ,
Press Comments.
London, Aug."16.-The Daily Chroni-
cle' which regards General Butler's
virjthal dismissal as "an indication that
the country is bar?' hurried into war,"
says: "His offence was that he spoke
rough words of truth about that precious
organization, the South African League.
We are convincedthat he acted for the
honor and clear interests of the Empire.q.
The Daily Mail says that General Lord
' Garnet Wolseley. the commander-in-chief,
• has sanotioned 100 volunteers of the Lon-
don Scottish RilleS going to Africa., in
the event of war.
-SPLENDID FA.RM. 1TOR
41..‘. SALE
For sale, lot 11, South Thames Road, cou.
taining100 acres, 05 acres under cultivatiou and
5 acres of good wooa. Good brie:residence,
with brick kitchen and woodshed and large
'hank bareavith stone stabling, and geed driv-
ling house. All well fenced,undereiramodevith
tile and in first-class state of cultivation. There
is e: good orchard of choice fruit. • and. the
grounds aro well set out with ornamental trees• .
leis within four miles, of Exeter; adjoins two
churches, Methodist and Presbyterial], and n,
School within a, mile.. There is plenty of water
• at both, house and stable. Also a windmill for
• pumping, grindleg,etc. This is one of the beat
lame ia the county of Huron, end is in .iirst-
claSS shepe in every respect and will be sold. on
reasonable terms, as the proprietor desires to
retire. Apply ,on the promises or address
Themes Read I'. 0. D. 1VicINNIS.
• jy. 13th tf.
TEACHER WANTED
The undersigned .will receive applications
lor teacher for S. S. No. 4 Ushoree, on tor
before August 19. Duties to commence first
_of year. 1 eacher will be required to light fire
and keep -.school clean. For :particulars
apply to the 'undersigned.
FRED Luxeoer Secretary,
Devon P. 0.
ammoorrounsavargwomeo
NOTICE.'
Came of Revison of Voter's List will be held
Friday Sept. Ise at 10 o'clock a. ra. at Town
Hall, Exeter.
GEO. Er. Brsszee, Clerk.
Dated at Exeter Aug. 14tb. 180.9
VOTER'S LIST 1809.
Municipality of the Township of Us -
borne, County of Huron.
Notice is hereby given that I have trans
emitted or delivered to the persons meetioncd
in sections 8 and 9 of THE ONTARIO VOTER'S
e.STS ACT, the copies require& of the List,
made pursuant to said Act, of all persons ap-
pearing by tho last revised. Assessment Roll of
the said munieipalitY to bo entitled to vote in
the said Municipelity at Eleetione tor Members
Of the Legislarive Assembly and at Municipal
lelectious, and thee the said. Liseavas first post-
ed up at my °Mee at Usborne, on the sixteenth
day of August, 1899, and remains there for
inspection.•
Electors are called upon to examine the said
axe if any o missions or any other errors
are tonna therein, to take immediate proceed -
legs to have the said errors corrected accord-
ing to lew,
FrANCI$ MORLEY.
Clerk, Township of Usborne.
Dated at leeborne, August Wee 1809.
• MBW
eat arka
Tile undersigned has opened up a
new meat market one door
south ot 6ar1iu1s8 store,
where he will keep the choicest of
aneats constantly:on hand.
A GALL 60L1.01TED.
JOHN T MANNINO.
A quick, sure, safe remedy foe
nervous, sick, and neuralgic head-
aches. They aro guaranteed not to 174
contain bronaidoS, narcotics,
thartios, or anything that can de-
range the Stotaach or affect, the
uceves. Sold in 10 eent onvelopes'e
mid 25 cent biaxeel.
Ask yottr druggist for them,
Tag HOFFMAN TULLIO co.,
Brialgeharg, Ont,
'ZIoNISTs IN CONCLAVE.
Third Congress at Basle Assembled With
300 Dehprates Present.
Basle, Switzerland, Aug. 16. The
third congress of Zionists assembled here
yesterday. There were 300delegates pres-
ent, including a number of Amerieans
and English. Dr. Eferzel presided. In his
inaugural addres he declared that one of
the primary objects of the movement
was to acquire a charter from the. Turk-
ish Government authorizing settlements
in Palestine. He added that Emperor
William's reception of a Jewish deputa-
tion at Jerusalem placed the legality of
the Zionist movement. beyond question.
The Congress of Zionist women is being
held siniultaeeously, under the presideney
of Mrs. Gotthiel of New York.
^ MOSETIO OWNS IIP.
Sold Austrian Military Plans, But Buyer
Shipped Without raying.
Vienna, • Aug. 10. -August Moe° tig
(not Kosetig, as previously cabled), the
'Government railread official who Was
arrested herd, charged with stealing
emergency mobilization plans and dpliv,
ering them to a inan named Ziboworski,
who, it VMS allogod, communicated them
to agents of France and Russifi, has 'fully
confessed. Mosetig says he sold the plans
to Ziboworski for 000 florins, who fled
without paying far them. -
Robbers :tins's:sere Chinese Soldiers.
Canton, Aug. 16. -rive hundred sol-
diers were surrounded at Patton on the
Wert River by 10.000 robbers and a
desperate fight occurred, ending in a vic-
tory for the robbers. whO have hoisted
their flags upon all commanding points
and occupied the villages in the vicinity.
Two hundred and fifty soldiers were
• killed and 100 wounded. Two thousand
More troops left Canton yesterday.
Lord l'itaineefote of Preston.
. London, A.ttg, 1G. -Lord Paramefote's
new title will be Lord Panneefoto of
• Presten.
The ancient home of the family is
Prose= Court, in the County of Glou-
cester, The property is now in other
hands, lent the Garter Mug -at -Ants, Who
hat been consulted, declares that Lord
Pauncetote has a right te use the title.,
10. S. stormier Ashoi.e.
London, Aug. 16.-L1oyd's has received
a despateh fronl Manila Saying that a
United Statoe Government Steamer ie
ashore • near the mouth of Corregidor
Harbor, at the entranee to Manila Boy,
St is possible that the Government sit:timer
referred to in the fore.ebine despatch is
the Vnited States eableship Heelier,
SOotelt Steel fOr A.nierienn.
LOrldOrl, ding. 10,. -The Pall Mall
Gazette yesterday afternoon, liable; the
Anterican inquiries fee Scotch steel, says
a Lanarkshire (lam has secured an order
for 10,000 tons for shipment to the -Uni-
ted 13tate3.
Consul Meese ouored.
London Aug. 1.0,-Thia Oompanienship
of the drder of Sh. Michael and St, Bell, L I Blatichford, A V, BrondfOot, J.
George has been confeeted updn Mr. E. j Fi,berhart, 3 A Gardiner,
13. S. lqaxee, the 13ritieh Consul at Samoa W Gillespie, j •T4 Govenlock, G J
• -• Hamilton, M fa Harey, 3 A Ei11ti, M
cattle nteea.witxypt. ,Tennison, R E 11. Johnston, Lamb,
Forms I and II donate 3xel class cer-
tificates; form III 2nd class and form
IV, lst class.
FORM I.
alintom-L. W. Agnew, N. C. Bent-
ley, 0. S. Cooper, J. K. Rouston,N. G.
Jenkins, F. E: McEwen, Wm. J. Plum -
steel, Charles Potter, I. W. 0. Roger's,
B. Rumball, A. W. Moon.
"With Honors -E. 3. Jenkins, E.
Manning, C. E. Shipley.
Lucan.-A. L. Abbot, M. Fox. H. 0,
Horne, C. N. Lintott, E. M. Lintott,
M. M. Miller, P. O'Dwyer, J, M.
Stanley, J. T. Stewart,L. B. Sutton,E.
Wilson. •
• With Honors - 0. Carter, G. H.
Gunn. •'
• Parkin11.-W.'Baied, 33: Fold, M. M.
Grant, L. Gunn, J. Hainiltoxi,' A. O.
Hastings, A. A3acDonald, 0. H. Mc-
Lean, M. Parker, A. White. •
Seafoetle-A. Archibald, P. Broad -
foot, H. Brownwell,W. R. Oluff, A. R.
Dickson, M. Finlayson, J. Hawthorn,
W. Irwin, R. H. Johnson, K. Kemp,
I, McDonald, R. J. McLaughlin, J. A.
McQuaide, C. Pickard, C. Sills, A.
Waugh, C. E. Wilson, R. A. Wilson,
R. .T. Winters, F. T. Wright.
With Honors -Edith Halo.
St. Marys --H. Anderson, 1: Brown,
A. Clyde, G. E. (Donley, M. Cummings,
A. Ford, A. E. V. Gillies, Haines;M.
Kier, F. T. Leslie, a Maxwell, Agnes
McIntosh, A. Moyes, J, O'Connor, A.
R. Pearn, j. A. Rodgers, G. L. Starks,
I.- Stan d eaven. With honors -J. Bell
• M. A. Gordon, Annie McIntosh, H. A.
Young.
Mitchell -R Blotherell, F.Bull, C
13yere, K Davidson, E Farrant, E Hick,
Hodgson, F J Hord, J M Walker.
With honors -J T Barthel,W S Elliott
H. Elliott, G Willis. '
St.Marys-Part 1.-E. G Armstrong
en Dalrymple, F. J. Dellridge, J. A.
Douglas, E. lel. Fraleigh, M. T. Han-
son, L. Harding; C. D. Hexaclerson, W.
Hutchings A. E. Johns 0. C. John-
ston, M. E. Lane. J. McVanu el, J. A.
McCracken, A. M. McIntosh, C. F.
Marsball, 0.3. Paynter, E, V. Rea, E.
:Roberts, W. Ronan, M. E. Russel, 0.
Shier, 0. M. Sperling, P. Tufts, A. J.
Wheaton, E, J. Wiglesworth, Matri-
gelation (4)-0. Baird, M. 1?. Dickson,
A, 1-1131, M. K. MacLeod, M. Madge,
M. A. Mattin, Mayie, J, Aleighen,
el. Richards, E. A. Roberts.on, .T. N.
Spearin, F. A.. Stafford.
Mitchell -Part I.-1,..Andrews, J. T.
Baiflurlee:ill, E. Te Eisler, C. L. Holmes, H.
G. iburt, W. A. HurIburt, O. Klein,'
A. McNaughton, P; 5. Stewart, S. E.
Urn oh a rt, Matriculation (4)-K.
Arnistrou 0., E. 0. Farrant.
• PORM 11.
Olinton.--Part I. -F, A. Anclersoinj.
E, AN:hike:1d, A. D. Baird, 0. 11'. Brig-
ham; E. j. Carlisle, 0. Oltidley, S. B.
Courtiee, enurtice, J. T. Gibbings,
J Jeffrey, le! XVII`, X McCourt,
ItT 11,1 w an, 0 noMordie, M
ler. 0 A. Mustard, 3. Mestard, B 5
Paisley, M M Porter, N D Ross, 19: .3.
Scott, n Shepherd, 1-1 Walker, L Pe
Yeo. MaerieulatiOn (4)-81 0 Mcrhe12-
son, M. Middleton, 3 'I:Thompson,' FI
Wiseman. Matrieulation (3)-A Pos-
ter
Exeter. --Part E M Browning,
B Foster, 0 Geiger, 0 'Hooper, A.
ID Martin, E T MeEiveo, Piekerd,
IF Sanders, F G Sweete J Todd. •
Luca -in -Part L -J S Bell, V Braial-
waite, A Campbell, R Carty, 31 Doan,
El 0 Picalgins, H Hodgins, P, Hud-
gins, E McLitughlin, J A. MacKay, let
McMehen, I Mara, II Parkiuson, T
W .1 Simpson, J St. John,
Thompson.' Matriculation (4) - Sas.
Mnekin. Matriculation (8)- N
Gnil-
royle. Passed in Physice-R Fox.
Parkhill.- Part L -P E Cohlelgb, L
Gray, 14 McKone, HV W Laughton,
0 I Love, W Marks, 0 W
W. Ov-ens, 40 Stewing, Matriculation
(1)-M Buchanan, Oruickeliank,
Head, K 0 Matheson, Saulter.
Seafotth.--- Part 1.-1 A Arnold, I'll
gapt, Aug. ec S. Lexerence, IP, .1 McMiehael, E
4.10x64101111, 1u. -.'.3u Egypt is infected with the foot; and mouth eMolYllete'g.,E_M Piekercl, G X'ybns,
Nemo. There have been 1,07 oases re. e;leeLITIVit ee10 Smillie, 13 Van
°belied shade juiv Egreone, Waugh W Govee •
°Orli
BeanButtxr
g;
Eggs
peek.; -- • --
Geese
chickens..., ..
Cheese
Potatoes per bag
Hay per ton .
Pork per cwt.. ,
- .
arkeys per ib....
to 31
80 to 51!.
13 to 50
. .45 to 48
39 to 39
,51 to GO
65 to 70
14 to 14
to 15
(le to 79
,..,10 to 12
.„ - . 9 to 19
..,50 to 75
8 to 10
• .80 tol 00
8.0'0 to 9 7.59
$4.50 to 95.00
One Laza-Liyer Pill every night for
thirty days makes a complete cure of
biliousness and constipation. That is
just 25 cents to be cured.
Hagyard's yellow oil mares sprains
bruises, sores,wounds, cuts, frostbites)
chilblains, stings from insects, burns
scalds, contusions, etc. Price 25 emits
FORM IV.
Croderich-Passed-F. E. McLean,R.
Sheppard, M. G. E. Wilson. Part
E 3 Rhynas, HJ. Snell, E AR V
Wilson. Part 1L -G M Strang.
• Lucan--Passed in English and his-
tory -1d H Stanley. Passed. in liter-
ature and. seience-W R
Passed in English -A W MacKay.
Mitchell-.E'assed-L E Elliott. Part
L -C W Hurlburt.
Parkliill--Part I.- J A. Buchanan,
A R Ford.
Seafortb, passed, 0 -McKay. Part 1
J. 0. Duncan.
St. Marys -Passed -M 0 Buckle, R
E Busearell, L A Eedy, J H Hamilton,
.A M Jicklizig, F H Langford, lar,rt 1.
-M MacVannel, M 8 Molland, W J
Nethercott, K 0 Bice, 0 N Waring,
Part IL -M Keen, M A Gordon° (pass-
edin English, French. and German.)
• Do not suffer from sick headache a
moment longer. It is not, necessary.
Oarter's Little Liver Pills will ,crire
you. Dose, on e ttle pill. Small price.
Small dose. Small bill.
Edward 113.cOann of Midland Oity, U.
S., together with his wife and family,ie
are sbending a week or two runon
the former's old friends in Dayfielcr.
He has been a guest, at the Queen's
and areone; others will visit at Mr. R.
Snowden's, on the Stable Line.
The Mitchell agent of the 0. P. R
ticketed Mr. .Tohn jas. Bryne, of Lo-
gan, to Manitoba last August, and his
father, Mr. Patrick Bryne, received
word last week that he died at Mon-
tana August 3, aged 25 years.
When Doctors
Disagree
Consult
Opticiani
Neravousness-headaches-
sleeplessness nd dizziness, often'
puzzle the best physicians,
Nine times in ten eyestrain is the
direct cause.
Nothiner can effect a peeManent cu e
that does not remove the cause.
That is what our scientifically fitted
,glasSQs do.
S. Fitton,
GRADUATE OPTICIAN,
T. Firtt.orres ..geweIry Store
e
.te"11)
l9)
CALI. AT
THE FAMILY
Meat Market
For first. class
CORNED BEEF,
PRESSED TONGUE,
• BOLOGNA and SAUSAGE,
LA.RD and SMOKED MEATS
A fine selection of
BEEF,
LAMB,
FRESH PORK,
and all kinds of
Fresh andl Salted Meats
on hand.
Note the address, one door north of
The R. Pickard Co's store.
• LOUIS Day, hop
Fin
Tailerin
The Stamp orSccurity8
• On every " Slater Shoe"„ put there by the
makers as a guarantee of wear value -a prOtee
blau, ao.ainst extortionate profits,
Many m,en would readily 'pay more for a
"Slater Shoe" were not the price stamped on
the sole --this stamp gives the actual. market
value of the shoe determined by the manufae,
turers.
Made in twelve
foot -model shapes, all
sizes, Widths, leathers,
colors and. styles. Every pair Gooa'
year welted.
$3.5o and. $5.00,
E. Y..SPACKM.AX, SOLE 1 OCA.L AG -ENT,
BORN
DAVIS-At Devon" on August tho wife of
Sidney ,
BRANT -1a l'oreet, on August 11, 01.'0 wife of
Capt. W. Bryant, of twins-girle.
ATKINSON-In Bid dulph, on August. etli, the
• wife of Marshall Atichr-on, of a son.
JONES --In Zion on tho 11.th last., the wife of
William Jemes, of a daughter,
PRESC'ATOR-In Stephen, ou llth Lee, the
wife of John Prescater. of a daughter,
'
• 1v1ARRIED
PYli--ROWCLIFFE-In 'Osborne, on the 16th
inst., atthe resiaence of the bride's parents,
by Rev, "Williatuletartin, of Exeter, S. Pyre.
of lillinivillet to ;Miss J ennie, only daughter of
John Roweliffe, of the St. Marys ltcad.
13A,Etle-ADLAN- At Cromarty, cm the Oth
inst .. by l'ter. W. 3. Doherty, P. Scott Barr, of
1 Ribbert, to Miss Mary E., eldest daughter
of Mrs. A. Aline, of near Croroarty.
• You require a BLAC_K suit ver7
often at this time of the year. We are'prepared
toile you out in the finest style. Best quality
• Goods closest prices.
• NE.RVOUS, BLOOD
PRIVATE & SEXUAL DIS-
\
EASES,'MEN & WOMEN.
ONE
GILL Pk.
..31gri1 Middle Aged & Old Men'
' r '.uffei big. from any eeienliea.
tter.of11f40 Se.xtial SyStein, Blathier+
Iamseys, BlOod ITerveS, ooectilt
,.,,,r,.,',1,tt,ttc,,,c...e7roeterfuortetesrtfiNv,i•tretaxityletssr,a11,111:,rvsoetxt!
.at tt.,aloc, and nialte tnavria0 possible, 0
e ere er Poor--Olie Dollar.
Y,0 INOURAGLE CASES TAKEN.
ie pLearantee to core-Vae,icoctlei,
elas, tnriettire. Meet Syphilis. ,
,liVrintlithel Diseitheges. alt Private, Neeetis
De1i6515 Olseases of Men and Wenne;1. Cor..
sunatipn Pros. ()unties List foe Heine That.
Hot -8°°1° Fr"' Plithi an A Emile
'NUN DOCTORS D g't h
e.roi ,
-eitesCiletooitleeiivecoieeetweit.
Wedding Suits a Specialty
AJ SNELL
SC
A- FULL LINE OF NEW
BOOKS FOR
Schoo �peing
AND ALL THE CHILD -
RENS NEEDS AT
Brownings.
Wilere the Scholars are used
Fall
DIED
coLLADY-eIoBayfteld, on the 10th inst.,Mary
Collitay, aged 72 yems,
MILLE-Re- In Oromarty, on the nal, ir,st,.
• Johanua,.wife of James Miller, aged 57 years. '
MORGAN -In 13ayfield, on the 9th. inst., John
Morgan, Division Court Clerk, aged 61 years.
Dr. Low' e worm syrup is a safe ctiV,
and reliable worm expeller. AO
equally well on children or adults. 330
sure you get Low's,
RLL
The handsome parinr suites and fancy
tables we sell create admiration
and surprise: Admiration for
tbe quality of the goods
and the style and finish.
And Surprise at the
low price at which
we sell them.
When you want furniture go to
• We are in the van with all
that is desirable in the line.
Let us show you our stock of
$17.00 Fancy 'Worsteds in all
the newest colorings.
Remember we put up the
best suit for $10.00 that can
loo bough in the county.
GIVE US A. CALL,
J H Crieve.
Re-IN.•ROWL'S
UNDERTAKING A SPECIALTY.
Youthful
Recklessness.
The natural exuberance.- of
.. r 17..s.e.._ yovouerth-hoefatteend,leacdastcthocroelcd1:lea:sd.
1,4*-take care of themseivee, get
4" 'less. Young people don't
allow it to settle on the kid-
neys. They don't realize the
ili
„..,41t, significance of backache -
think it will soon pass away -
but it doesn't. 'Urinary Tree -
I _If Blibierjeasgx: so come, ea sthecanadDshiaatbteetreesd,
A young life has been sacrificed.
Any help for it? Yes!
DOANIS KIDNEY PILES.
These conquerors of Kidney Ills are
making the rising generation healthy and
strong.
lit
Ont. r,ss.aGy.s:
MGrisman, sos Adelaide St., London,
"y daughter,, now se years old, has had
weak kidneys since infancy, and her bealth as
O consequence has always been poor. Twct
boxes of Doates Kidney Pills have removed,
everysymptom of kidney trouble, and restored
her to perfect health. I am truly thankful for
the great benefit they have conferred upon
ker."
a Man LT-, mays in The
SWii
E
E JOHN'S neatly fitting
If he we,ars one of W.
Ile is a sore litter,
Two Stratford LadiPS His ptleea are pway Llowc.
a
6.1 His goods are tiW })est.
Call au J. ex teniee his goods before
buying your
...dirlmr.,FALL SUIT
W .30yri 74 S,9
Ilw- 7..";.?a,ilor.
Tell How ilburn's Heart and Nerve
Pills Make 'Weak People StroB.g,
MRS. EinzABETH BARTON, Brittania St.,
says; "1 speak a. good word for Mil.
burn's Heart and Nerve Pills with pleasure.
They proved to me a most excellent
remedy for nervousn'ess, nervous debility
and exhaustion, and1 can heartily recom-
mend them."
MRS. POLAND, Brunswick Street, says:
"My husband suffered greatly with ner-
vousness, complicated by heart troubles.
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills have
cured him, and he now is well and
strong." .
LA
fore retiring. 'Twill
PILLS. work while you sleep
rou ii3 find at Bissett's Wareroom
the following line of Agricul-
1 era.) implements.
IR 1 N G EIN-
DERS,. MOWERS. ROLLER
AND. BALL BEARINGS,
STEEL SULKY RAKES,
{ A full 1110 )'1' Seed Cultivators,
A, LIVER Take one at night b
without a grip or -01
gripe, curing Biliousness, Sick Headache, Seigrig
Constipation and Dyspepsia, and make you The Celebrated Knoll Washer
feel better in the morning.
(Raymond sewing an a Wringers.
machine.
Disc and Diamond narrows,
Plows, and Turnip Drills: ,
LEGS ENTIRELYRAW *OF:S.4681z,-
From his feet to his body, Gurney Stoves and Vurnaces.
and ran a blood tinged,
irritating water. I
Mrs. A. Ft& rstead , Snider Fete N.B,talli
how her little boy suffered, and how
5.5.5. cured him permanently.
There is not a
mother in this land
who has a child suf-
fering from slcin dis-
ease in any form but
• will th eel:. Mrs. Keir.
.etead, of Snider Mi.,
ae- ee;"-- N.B., for telling of,
eeeee
eeee
e- ee.. theremarkable man -
n er iilwlaich her boy,
,
Freddy, was cured
oftne of the sever-
, est,agfidsin,:iionsiditsooratsuers-
,.
irig
emere geteerneo
. by the use of Burdock Blood Bitters ;. and
not ortly relieved and cured for the time
being, but, mark you, after eight years
the disease has shown no sign qf returning.
The following is Mrs. Heirstead's
letter
"With gratitade I can testify to the
wonderful eurative poWers of Burdock
• Blood Bitti's. Eight years ago our little
son, Freddy, was afflicted with salt rheum
and was in a dreadful condition. His lege,
from the soles of his feet to his body, were
entirely raw, and ran a bloody water,
which appearedto burn and itch until he
was oft= in groat agony.
"After trying several rentedies, we re-
solved te give B.B.B, a trial,
"You can imagine with what delight
and gratitude we saw our boy entirely
cured after using one bottle mid part of
the second. We gaVe him the remainder
of the second bottle, and from that time
till the present helms never hada sign oi
salt rheum Or a sick day. You ntea not
wonder that I think there is no other
medicine cari equall3urdock Blood Bitters
to purify the blood and build tip the health
and strength."
Waggons
B ggles
Bicycles
The Chasharn Waggon and a full
line of the celebrated McLaughlin
I3uggies.
113111_41,
By the BeSt
tho st
In ad you will find
ignoTe the Re
he .
it cheapest. Furnish that va-
cant room with one at our
Bed Room 5etts, Tables,
Chairs, Etc.
SOMETNINCi NICE
We have it, you want it.
Take a look at our full line of
FURNITURE and you will
find what yon are looking for.
C1DLEY & SON
tHINITURE AND IJNIDERTAIMRS,
Opera nOuse BIOCk.