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,MONEY TO LOAN.
1ttfren1 11 to M. a'Ximtpd,f, ts? LA,Dm4x.
Brite, Selieltors, &o., Main St„ EXoter.
MONEY TO LOAN,
We have nulimited private funds for invest -
Ment untat farra Or 'village prePortY3it lowest
rates of Mterest. •
DICKSON & CARLING,
Exeter.
H. iResne.
D. S. D, D. S.,•Roeor Graduate
of Toronto Univ'ersity, Dentiat
'teeth extracted without pain or
bail after effects Office in Fan -
sores Week. 'West .side of Main
street, Exeter'
DR ANDERSON. (0.0. S. L DS )
DENTIST.
Efonor Pradnate of the Toronto University,
and /loyal College of Dental Surgeons of
Ontario, All bridge work, Crowns, and Plat
work done in the neatest possible manner. A
harmless anaesthetic for painless extraction.
The strictest intention given to the presorvat.
ion of the natural teeth. 011iee opposite Oen
1,ral Hotel, Exeter, Ontario.
HOOPER, Licensed. Aue-
tioueor7for the County of Buren. Sales eon.
shmtedlin all parts. and for convenience °an be
arranged for at this office, Satisrfaation guaran-
teed, Charges moderate. Exeter P. 0,
couRT,„,oF riEvIsiorT.
Notice is hereby given that a Court will be
•held.' t to the Ontario Voter's List Act,
by His Honor the Ji,dge of the County Court of
the County of Huron, at the Town Hall,Exeter,
oe Friday, the , first day of September. A. D.,
1891), at the hour of 10 o'clock, a,. nt., to hear and
determine the several complaints of errors and
omissions in the Voter's List of the Munici-
pality of tho Village of Exeter, fbr 1899.
All persons having business at the Court axe
requested to attend at the said time and piece.
Gres. H. Bissorr,
Mork, Village Exeter.
Dated at Exeter, Aug, Ilth , A. 13,, 1899.
COURT OF REVISION.
• Notiee is hereby given that a Court will be
beld,.purstiant to tho Ontario Voter's List Act,
by His Honor the Judge of the County Court of
the County of Huron, at the town Hall. Zurich,
onlVIonday,the eleventh day of,September,A.D.„
1899, at the hour of 2 o'clock. p. In., to hear and
determine the several complai»ts ' of errors
and omissions in the Voter's List of the Muni
-
polity of the townshil? of Hay, for 1899.
All person having business at the Court aro
requested to attend at the said time an,d place.
FRED Huss, sr.,
Clerk, Township Hay.
Dated at Zurich, Aug. 29th, A. D., 1899.
FOR SALE.
That most desirable piece of land containing
about 27i acres, being part of farm lot No. 20 in
the First Concession of the township of Ste -
Then. This land adjoins the Corporation and
is'Aplenclidly situated. facing the London road.
Also the following Viliege lots iii the Village
of Exeter. .
Lots Nos. 15 and 16 on the east 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
E. Folliels, Esq..
Part lot No. 21 on the west side of Main
street irnmediatelySonth of the residence of
Charles Ito we Es.
Part of lot on the east side of :Andrew
street almost opposite the Main Street Metho-
. dist Parsonage, containing nearly one acre of
land and known as the Old School Rouse Prop-
erty.
Lots Nos. 162 and 161, North West Corner of
Victoria and Carling Streots.
The land'now used as recreation grounds,
the land slibrucdiately North thereof and. the
land bejpg part of same farm lot but West of
the Jghadon Huron & Bruce R. R., containing
aTfabout 40 acres. This land, is admirably
situated 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-
zession of the township of Stephan and now
surveyed into lots and streets 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, •
SPLENDID, FARM FOR
4"..." SALE
For se)°, lot 11 South Thames Road, con.
taining100 acres, 95 acres under cultivation and
5 acres of good wood. Good brick residence,
with, brick kitchen and woodshed and large
bank barn.with stone stabling, and good (1117 -
Ina house. All well fenced,under-dram edwith
tile and in first-class state of cultivation. There
is a good orchard of choice fruit and the
grounds are svell set out wite ornamental trees.
Itas within four miles of Exeter; adjoins two,
Churches. Methodist and Presbyterian, and a
school within a mile. There isplenty of water
at both house and stable. Also a windmill for
pumping, grinding,ete. This is one of the best,
farms in the county of Huron, and is in first-
class shape in every respect and will be sold. on
reasonable terms, as the proprietor desires to
retire. Apply on the premises or address
ThameS Road P. 0. D. McINNIS.
' • Jy. 13th tf.
'VOTER'S LIST 1899. •
Municipality of the Township of Us -
borne, County of Huron.
Notice is hereby given that I have trans
=Med or delivered to the persons mentioned
in Sections Sancl 90) THIOONTARIO VOTER'S
.LISTS ACT, the copies 'required of the List,
made pursuant to said. Act, of all persons ap-
pearing by the last revised Assessreent Roll of
the said municipality to be entitled to vote in
the said Municipality at Elections for Members
fa the Legislative Assembly and at Municipal
Elections, and than the said List was first post-
ed up at my office at Usborne, on the sixteenth
day of August, 1599, and remains there for
Anspection.
Electors aro called upon to examine the said
list,tuid if any omissions or any other errors
aretound therein, to take immediate preccod-
iags to have the said errors' corrected accord-
ing to law .
Frascas Montaw,
Clerk, Tosvnship of Usborne.
Dated at Usborne, August 16th, 1899.
ON TILE BRINK OF WAR
Pretorian Government Will Meke
No More Concessione.
BOTH PARTIES ARE ARIVIING.
An Ominous Debate in the Cope Town
Assembly .4- The Ouestion Was the
Transnort or Arius, the Opposi-
tion Saying Permits Should Ile
Befused es L911,1: AS 01181S
Lats.
Cape Town, Aug. 29. -Replying to the
latest propositions of the British Seer°.
tary of State for the Colgnies, the Gov-
ernment ef the Transvaal has notified
him that it adheres to its latest offer and
will not make any further concessions.
According to repeirts from Johannes-
burg tho Burghers are everywhere ex-
changing Martinis for Mansel'. A heavy
load of ammunition, including 300 Mou-
sers, arrived at Johannesburg on Friday,
from Utreoht, the Netherlands.
, The Business Distress.
A
Johannesburg, Aug. 29. -The
tjitland-
er Council hold a long meeting _yesterday
to discuss the acute business distress that
has followed the prolonged pelitioal
crisis. It waS decided to bring the situo-
tion to the notice of the Imperial GOV-
ernment,
Old Ammunition Is Dad.
London, Aug. 29. -The St. James'
Gazette yesterday says it learns that a
reeeet inspection by General Toubort,
commander -in. -chief .of. the Transvaal
forces, disclosed the:fa-et that nine -tenths
of the reserve shells -and cartridges in the
Pretoria forts were inefficient, and that
an immediate order to renew the supply
was placed in Europe.
On the Drink of War.
Cape Town, Aug. 29.-`12he Cape Town
House of Assembly is again debating the
question of the transit of arms intended
for the Orange Free State, and presum-
ably the Transvaal. Evidently a state of
extreme tension exists, as every speech
Inado yesterday was received with an
almost absolute silence in the chamber.
The Hon. William P. Schreiner, the
Premier, personally appealed to his fol-
lowers to refrain from answering the
criticisms of the s Opposition, lest they
should drop words of ill -feeling.
The entire Opposition rose to support
the motion for adjournment made by the
Right Hon. Sir John Gordon-Spri,gg, the
former Premier, who repeated the argu-
ment he had used in the previous debate,
and asked the Prernier what action the
Cape Cabinet proposed to take in the
matter. He said thee the recent speech of
the British Secretary of State for the
Colonies, Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, at
13irmingharn, England, had forced all to
the conclusion that South Africa was on
the brink of war. unless the Transvaal
net the British demands. In his opinion,
the Cape Gevernment ought to follow
the example of Portugal at Delagoa Bay,
and refuse to permit the transit of arms
AS long as the crisis lasted,
NEM
Meat Market
The undersigned has opened tp
stew meat market, 'one door
Soctii Olparlic0 Store,
where be will keep the Choicaat of
meats et:instantly on haod,
CAT.,L HoLTor.rED.
JOHN T MANNING
News reaches ns that John Henry
:an olikinie resident of Ellice, is
dangerotiSlysill 311 a hospitnl in Tex -
,Alex. Birnie, aged fifty years, died
at bis home at the eorner of the Huron
road and Oxford street, Goderieb, on
Sunday evening.
The Sebringville Flax Compaily has
sold 1,200 bushels of seed: at a price
about 15e, per bushel in ed veinal Dr
what was received last year., Five
tars of green tow have also beerl
di-
0S0Cl 01 at 38 fair price.
THE EIRE 11E00B,D.
Drirtv's iSloelc at Duries Palls Nails a
Prey to the'Plames.
Burk's Falls, Out., Ang, 29. -At 3
o'clock yesterday morning Dr. Caughell,
his daughter Edith and a guest, Miss A.
Munro of Hamilton, were aroused from
their slumbers by the crushing of glass.
as though the postoffloe building and
store beneath them in the Drew block
were being burglarized. , ()Weedy spring-
ing from their beds they ruShed to the
hallway, whieh they found suffocatingly
full of smoke, so much so that It shut
off their only means of escape from the
building.
They then rushed to the windows,
threw them open and screamed despair-
ingly for help.
The smoke followed them and rolled
out of the windows through which they
held their heads for a breath of air,
while their GrieS became desperate before
ladders of sufficiene length could be
seeurod, down svhieh they were enabled
to descend with nothing but their night
dresses.
The Drew block, containing hardware
store, warehouse, stables, Matthew's pri-
vate bank. Bell's general store, nostoffice
and residences on the upper flat of Messrs.
Drew and Dr. Caugholl were completely
destroyed. '
The store and dwelling and stable of
James M. Nirilsoxi, and the store of E. 0.
Taylor, the upper story ofwhich was
occupied by A. Campbell, blacksmith,
were also completely destroyed. Less M,
C. elrew 314.000, insurance 35.200; Belre
general . store, stock 38,000, insuranoe
32,000; Dr. Ganglion, entire household
effects, including piano, paintings, jew-
elry, clothing and 340 in cash, loss 82,-
000, insurance 8400. Their guest, Miss
Munro of Hamilton, lost all clothing and
valurible jewelry. Matthew's private
bank, two safes, 3200; James M. Wil-•
son's stere, dwelling and stables 32,000,
household effects mostly saved; no insur-
ance. Taylor's old store 3800. Mr. Camp-
bell, the occupant, saved inost, of his
effects, Mail begs, letters and books, etc,,
of the postoffice were destroyed. The
origin of the fire is a snystery.
DIGIT JOINT COMIIIISSION.
A merit:an 'Members Propose to Prepare
Iteport for C011Z1.1389.
Washington , Aug. 20.- Correspondence
is in progress betvvoen the members of
tho Ainerioari centiugent of the Canadian
high joint connnission, looking to a meet-.
ing at an early date with a vieW to leak-
ing preparations for a report to Congrosa
upon the state oithe negotiations under-
taken' by the commission, As Seeretary
/fay15 expected to rettria to Washiegton
in the courre of a Week or ten days it is
'Probable that the meeting will be held at
Washington.
flarLIT.
The Sutton Flyer Runs Into Three'rer-
Sons oii arenclar.
IVIttrithann Atig. Settee flyer
on the Midland Divieion of the Grand
Trunk Railway ran Into .tt buggy eon-
teining Mr. W, Miller, eon Of Mr. John'
Millor of Mongolia, and Master and Miss
Beattie of Steal/8111e, 1-,e8terclay morning,
throwing tho ocoupantS out and Seriously
itijiiting the Beattie boy, a hid of 10
Years. Ho is not likely to live. Stiss
Beattie reeeivotl severe imutlea. lOr
Was conSiclerably shaken up and the
buggy badly &imaged.
T
W,i
if yeti take
PoWdolat!
falls -the second,
Of heiulaohe,
tively harmless-
never follow.
best headache
fieddnorrriiis
Powders
, Are sold
bezee by
The Heffinan
The
In
Drug
ec a
.
top
iToilMan's, Ileadaehe
firat poWder fielder,:
never. For any kind
from any (muse. Peel,
disegreeable offsets,
The surest, ()slickest.
remedy ever Protglroi,
1
:
10a envelopes and 250.
druggists everywhere. .
Co., ItrldgCburg, Ont.
BORN
OANTELON-Ie Clinton, on 20th, tile Wife of
Peter ("antelon, Of c daughter. I
7 ',I'AA'1•01.-t-In Itsceter North, on the 29th, inst.,
the wife Of John Taylor, of a daughter, •••
It,ENNEDY-In. Clinton, on Aug, 24th, tho
wife of Donald, gennedv, og datighter.
SprifighilrstEarm.liay,en the 17th,
inst.. the wire ef genry Sielth, of a sou.
BAKER -de Windsor, on Aug, Oth flap wife of
Geo. 13alter forrneely ef Exeter of a son.
MARRIED
SMITII--MoBARDY---le. Toronto, on Aug. 17,
S. IL Smith,of Toronto, to MitIS N• Mel:rawly,
daughter of T. ff. McBarcly, of Clintou,
0ASM0tl42-11.9.'11)-46 the Methodist parson-
age, NVingliani,lay Rev, R. Hobbs. on Aug 10.
Robt. CaSinere to Miss ,Teinima Reid, both of
Turnberry.
Blt.A.END.I. 91- ALLENDORF- ,A 1 Waterloo,
by Itev. A. Y. Haist,Fred Braeudle,of Heidel-
berg, to Rebecca Allenclorf, of Itloorelleld.
Seziforth, 28ug. 23,by
llov. N. Shaw 13. A.. Montgomery Patrick, of
Hibbert, to 'Miss Itachol Nichol, Youngest
daughter oe Alexander Nichol.
11001'101,3s-DAL10--In btratford on the 28111
inst., by Rev. Mr Birks, John Hooper and
Miss Annie 4. Dale, both of Blansharcl.
BANES--ICERII At tho residence of tho
bride's parents., Croditon, en the 3011' last,
ROV. Jas, Hussar, -Wesley Kerr, merchant
of Brinsley, toltlissVinetta, eldest daughter
of Joseph 13anes.
THE NEW WEEKLY.
The Mail and Empire of Toronto En.,
large Their Edition.
The last issue of the Weekly Mail
and Empire contains its own funeral
notice. It is in truth, the last issue of
the weekly in its present form. Next
week the new Weekly Mail and Em-
pire -will appear. ' It will comprise
threee eight -page sections, distinguish -
el es the News, Agricultaral and
f, aey sections. In the endeavor to
11 distinctly a home :'paper, •ap-
pealing to every intimber of the family
The Weekly Mail and Empire will re-
tain its excellent news featurea, and
will absorb the Farm ancl Fireside,
Strengthening it with a wide and more
varied treat m en of agricul tnral ansi
live steel; topics, retaining, how-
ever, the woman's department, by
"Xit," the critical talks by "Flanuer,'
its legal queries answered by Barrister
Edward Meek, and its popular Child-
ren's page. Especial merit is promised
for theillustrated short and serial
stories, as being worty features of the
Literary Seetion.
David Walters, of East Williams,
-was coreinitted by Squire Smyth of
London for examinationas to his
mental condition. 'Walters is alleged
to be insane'. '
Robe. Shiells, of Amberly had the
misfortune to step on a scythe,Sunday
night, while putting away his horse,
alid gave his foot a severe cut, which
will, in all probability, lay hinaup for
a few weeks.
M. Mains, of Lonclesboro', while en-
gaged in making timber one day last
week, had occasion to go ina a lodged
tree and cut a limb, that let the tree
down rather quick for him. In the
fall. he had a few ribs broken.
After several weeks_ of suffering
from a broken hip, one 'of the early
settlers of Goderich township passed
away on Thursday last, at the age of
80 years and three months, M the per-
son of Mrs. _Pennyhaker, of the 151h
concessicn. ' Deceased was the relict
of the late John Pennybaker, who
died in March last, and had been a re-
spected resident of the 15th con. for
over 50 years.
D6116i0OCII MILSGICS
Strong: erves and Pure Blood
Nark the Strong and
Healthy.
Paine's Ceiety Compound
Bestows All these
Blessings.
Well cleveleped muscles and strong
nerves belong only to healthy aald vig-
orous men and women.
Paine's Celery Compound will give
the Weak and sickly full muscular pow-
er, strong nerves, pure blood and full
digestive -vigor, It will clo -more to
counteract the on -coining of ill health,
sickness and' disease than • any ether
medicine in the world.
In an untold number of cases where
other remedies have failed, Paine's Cel-
ery Compound has broup..,lae about the
wished for resul ts,make old and young
happy and joyous in the possesion af
sound health. It is ,criminal for any
intelligent man or woman to continue
suffering from disease that Paine's Cel-
ery Compound is able to banish. Hon-
est and able physicians, the trusted
fate i ly d ruggist, clergyman, members
of parlie inent, and the best people of
(aantulii, recommend Paine's Celery
Co mponild \Vial -pleasure and satisfac-
ti on .
DIED
PF,NNYBAKER-In Goderich, Toumship, on
Aug. 17111, Mary Arm Pennybalcor, aged 80
years. and 3 months,
•DRIMAOOMBE- Elimville on the 291h
Mate, Jelm Britt -toxemia°, aged .55 years, Il
PRAIII-In Exeter, on the 2081' inst., Ann
months, and 24 days,
allruilsli.am Phalle aged 07 years,
swener10,51
CLARKE-A t Afton, Glenn Co., Cal., on tlie
2581) inst.„ N. J. Clarke, (father of 'Mrs. 11E. J,
White of Exeter,) in the 58 year 02 1)18 age.
ATONTEITH-In the township of Downie, on
Thursday, Aug. 2111), Jane Dunsmore, widow
of the late A.ndrow Monteith, aged 72 years.
EtimvilIe
DEATH. -On Tuesday (IN -ening John
Brimaccinbe of this -village, passed
away after a few months' illness, of
cancer. Mr. • 13rimacombe was a
native of -England, and had followed
the shoemaking here for some years,
He Was highly respected by a large
circle of friends. . The funeral will
take place to -day for the Elimville
cemetery.
Between Liman and Ailsa Craig a
dozen small fires have started arid
been put ont, but in no case has the
damage been more than trifling;
Fon OVER FIFTY YEARS
AN OLD AND WELL.TRIED REMEDY. -Mrs,
Winslosv's Soothing Syrup has been used for
over fifty years by millions of mothers for their
children -while teething, with perfect success.
Itsoothes the child, softens the gains. allays all
pain. cures wind colic. and is the best remedy
for Diarrhcea. 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.
When Doctors
Disakree.'
Consult
an
Optician 14\i/i,j,
Nervousness—headaches—
sleeplessness and dizziness, often
puzzle the best physicians,
Nine times in ten eyestrain is the
direct cause.
'Nothing can effect a permanent mire
that does not remove the cause.
That is what our scientifically fitted
glasses do
S. Fitton,
GRADUATE OPTICIAN,
. . AT ...
T. Fitton's Jewelry Store
15111116:111:11918
The Nation's itiliday
1899
C#ReelaaT ,EXPOSMON
AND
INDUSTRIAL FAIR
PFOROINTO
AUG 28 to S 99 '99.
All Up-to-date fliTTIWItOTION 8.
Progress of the Century
Illustrated in the World's Inventioni-Wireloss
Telegraphy, Wireless Telephoning,
Luproved x Rays.
Grand Military Spectacles
Famous English and American Battles
Depicted.
Marvellous Entertainment Features. The best
Fair, The Cheapest Fair The Greatest
Annual Fair on 'Earth.
Essunss moss AEGIIST ;ITIL
ExeursionS On ALL LINES OF TRAVEL.
For Prile Lists. Entry Forms. andel' Particu-
lars, address
J. J. WITHROW, H. J. HILL
President. Manager.
Exeter August
Now 'Wheat per busl, .. , ..
Wheat per bushei ee.,
Peas
Btitter.... ...
Eggel./.1., *•1•Pt
Turkeys . ...,
Geese
Chickens per lb ...
Macke .
ease,
Dried Apples..
Polk dres$04.0,. . ,
ISI 180
.. 7010 70
A. .67 to 80
,...081e 24.
30te
a -18 to Pi
1. to 9
,,-.. 0 to 9
4 10 7
7 te 8
. 13 te 10
.. VP15
$1,60 to 0,00
••
London, AUgust 31st, 1899
Wheat per bushel,- ....TS to 73
,..... -.33 no, 31
Barley- ,
Buckwheal;••••••
Eye •‘„,.
, • .10
onii
Beans
Eggs
Ducks
Turkeys per lb.. .
Geese
Ohielcensper.. •
Cheese-. .
Potatoes per bag
Thy per ton
Pork per cwt...
....43 to 50
to 48
„.39 to 39
"51 to 60
. .65 to 70
„.. „14 to 11
15 to 10
.,00 to 70
.10 to 12
„. 9 to 10
50 to 75
8 to 10
-89 tol 00
. 6.09 to 3 7.50
81.50 to $5.00
.1131•11.90.11.4••••••1•NailIMPI
One Lax-Livet Pill every night for
thirty days makes a complete cure of
biliousness and constipation, That is
jnst 25 cents to be cured,
Hagyard's yellow oil cures sprains
bruises, sores,wouncls, cuts, frostbites
chi,blains, stings from insects, burns
scalds, contusions, etc. Price 25 cents
CALL AT
THE FAMILY
Meat Market.
For first class
CORNED BEEF,
PRESSED TONGUE,
BOLOGNA and SAUSAGE,
,LARD and SMOKED MEATS
A fine selection of
BEEF,
LAMB,
FRESH PORK,
and all kinds of
F'r'esh and Salted Monts
on hand.
Note the address, one door north of
The R. Pickard Co's store.
LOWS DIIT PROP
Fine
Tailoring
You require a BLACK suit verY
often at this time of the year. We are prepared
to fit you out in the finest style. Best quality
Coods closesCprices.
Wedding Suits a Specialty
AJ SNELL
So
"When the human foot NY,a
St introduced to shoes it Iva
exactly as nature had made
strong -symmetrical -handsome,
It has been revolutionized
from what itwas to tile foot of
to -day ,by sixteen centuries of distorting tightness and freakish styles.
• "later Shoes." are inode o
feet, as they are to -day, comfort 4..rst,
but good. appearance never forfrotte:I.
Twelve shapes, Six, wititas,
size S leathers am -I colors.
Goodyear welted, tame and "nice
stamped on the Soles,
$$.50 and $5.00,
E. J. SPACKMAN, SOLE LOCAL AGENT,
THE WESTERN FAIR, LONDON.
• SEFoirlIVIOSER, 7t1-$ TO 16th, 1$639,
'Entries elose Sept. fith. Space allotted on receipt of entry.
Exhibits will be unsurpassed, attractions better than ever. Hippodrome,
()harlot Races, Champion Sword Oontests, Imperial Ja,ps, Famous Lady Riders,
World renowned Gymnasts and Aerial Artists galore. Firewoilts etub even -
Mg, "The British and Americans in Sainoti,"and all ring tind platform attrac-
tions. .
Special excursion trains will leave London each er ening if fireworks.
Grounds will be beautifully illuminated.
Send for Prize Lists ancl Programmes.
LT.' -COL. W. M. GARTSHORE,
PRESIDENT.
J. A. NELLES,
SECRETABV.
B. B. Getty, of Rannoch, Blinishard,
was arraigned before His Worship
Mayor Richardson and H. F. Sharp, T. t
P., at St. Marys on Friday OB a charge
preferred by License Inspector Coppin.
E. W. Barclieg was counsel for inspec-
tor Coppin and Mr. McEvoy,for Getty.
Mr. McEvoy contended that witnesses
for the prosecution were not obliged to
answer questions incriminating them-
selves, as no provision in the Statutes
was made te, protect witnesses in un-
licensed cases, provision only having
been made., to protect: witnesses in
cases of licensed hotels. After argu-
ment by counsel,the case was adjourn-
ed to Sept. 18113.
A Man is always in The
SWIM
If he wears one of W.
JOHN'S neatly fitting
StitiltE)
lie is a sore fitter.
His prices are awayEdown.
His goods are the best.
Call and examine his goods before
bnying your ,
avattereesa, FALL SUIT
W• JOHNS,
-rtie
Woodstock is at present, suffering
from a typhoid fever epidernie. There
are 25 persons down with it. The
health authorities say that its pre-
valence is due to the use of bad well
water.
Scrofula.
Another permanent CUPS
by 13.8.1B. after two
doctors failed.
Ask any doctor and he will tell you
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ror twenty years now Burdock
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" f only used three bottles and no* I am
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