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Barristers, Solleitore, o., Male St., Exeter:
MONEY TO LOAN.
Wo have unlitnited private frinds for invest-
ment upon farm or village property at loveest
Ades of interest,
DICKSON & CARLINO.
Exeter,
-rx KINSMAN, 14 AND
DR, A. Xt. SMAN,
D.S. » D. S.,.Henor Graduate
of Toronto University, 'Dentist,
Twit extraeted without pain or
bad after effects,, °Moe in Fan-
son'block. 'West eide a Main
treet, Exeter'
UR AliaZISON, D. O. S. L I S )
DBN'TIST.
Honor Praduate of tho Toronto University,
.na nova College Of Dental Surgeons ef
Ontario. All bridge work, Crowns, ax d Plato
work donoiri the neatest possible manner. A
barelles antesthetio for painless extraction.
e strioost attention gtven to the preservat-
ion of the natural teeth. Ofileo opposite Con
tree Rotel, Exeter, Ontario.
EXJiiR TIMES
xtErter 1V1UniCipal Council Barrister Dielceeson, of Wingbaol,
°camel] met at call of Reeve,
Town Hall, Sept, 29. All preSent
will remove to Goderich, where be h
entered into partnerebip with I)udl
Holmes,
Listowel is agitating for a fafni- I
ir
at I
ex-
centear. Evans.
Zlinutes of previous nieetiog reed
and cOnfirined.
Taylor—Armstroog—That following
aceounts he pamesed and orders drawn
on treaeuree far same x—James Creed)
freight on lumber $$,25 • the ann
w.
labor $1.50 ; Thoe Welsh do $2 50
Silas Hanclfoisi do $8 00 - Jas Creech,
charity to Mrs. Satban $8,00. Caeried.
be
paid the sum of $400 on contract for
No
18, 1899, authorizing the construction
he
th
de
of the Gordon McKay's stores,
vv
read a second and third time and fin-
ally passed. Carried.
laylor Armetroug—That by-law
No. 14, 1899, extending the thne for
Pal World stationery:4.68 ; 3,
Creech, laboe $1.25 ; George Atkins
. Taylor—Muir —That A.B. Closner
pavement. Carried,
Armetropg—Mnir—That, by-law
of an artiAcial stone payement on t
east side of INIalti stree from the sou
side of James street to the south si
having been rea,d a first time, be no
the delivery of the Oollector's roll to
A. haying been read aefirst time, be to TV
HOOPER, Licensed Auc-. :-bh° 9°I'lect°r by the 'Clerk to Oct. 10th,
tiopeer 'for the County of Huron: Sales eon- read second and third time and final-
ditetedlin all parts. and for convenicalee can be
arranged for at tliis °Mee, Satisfaction guaram
' teed, Charges mederate. Exeter P, 0. 1
NoTicE 'XO, CREDITORS.
In the matter of the Estate of James
. Wood of the Township of Usborrie in
The Ceuety of Huron Farmer, deceas-
Notibe is hereby given puisiteat to R. S. •as.
1897 chapter 129 that an persons having claims
,,ainst the estate of the said. Salmis Wood
-Who died on or about the 31st of Marob.1899,are
tO send or deliNr to the undersigned. solicitor
for Mary Wood and William J, Clark Ilxecn;
tors of the last will and testament of the said.
-deceased on or before the lirstilay of November
A. D., 1899„ full particulars of their claims and
the securities (if any) held by them,and that af-
ter tho said. date the said Executors will pro-
ceed to distribute the Estate of the said doceas-
od among the liarties entitled thereto having
Tegard only to such-claime of whi011 notice
shall be given as required, and they will not be
liable to any person or persons of whose claim
orclaims they shall not then have received
notice. ,
F. W. GLADMAN
• S011eitor for tho said Executors
Dated at gxeter, Ont, this 2nttday of Oetober,
•A.D., 1899.
• 3-t
NOTIbE TQCREDITOli S.
Of Susanne Reed, late of the yillago
of Exeter, in the County of:Huron,
Spinster, Deceased. •
Pursuant to Chapter 129 of the Revised Slat -
'ides of Ontario 1897, notice is hereby given that
All creditors and others haying claims against
the estate lot the above named. decea,sed,who
died on. or about the lth day of September A*.
D. 1809, aro, on or before the 15th day of Octo-
ber A. D. 1899, to send by post pro -paid. to
James Parkinsen,Esq.,Exeter,theadministrator
,of the sold deceased their chnetian names and
surnames, addresses and descriptions, tho full
vartioulars of their claims, a statement of their
Accounts and the nature of the !securities (if
„any) held by thens,and that after the day last
aforesaid the .eaid James Parkinson will pro -
COCA to distribute the assets of the said deceased
among the parties entitled thereto,, having re-
gard only to such claims of which notiee shall
have been, given as -above required, and the ad-
latinistrator of the said, deceased will not be
efliable for tho said assets or any part thereof,
to any person or persons of whose claim or
claims noticeshall not have been received by
at the timo of such distribution.
Iiiited at Exeter this 20th day of Septernber
A. D. 1899.
Dim:sort CAMINO
Solititors for administrator,
,
Wdriteii dt 01160
200 Good Saw log Shantymon
FOR ALL KIND OF \voila..
Timber killed by fire must be cut.
WAGES $20 TO $2Q PER MONTH
board free. Parties of 6 or more ap-
ply for lumbermen's tickets.
The South River Lumber Go,
LIMITED.
Me
•NBW
ly pessed, Carried.
A petition signed by N. Dyer Her -
don for therlVfolson's Bank,R. N. Rowe,
T. W, flawkshaw, and the Carling
estate, was presented,asking the coun,
cil to construct or cause to be con-
structed, an artificial stone pa -reale)) t
on the west side of Main street, low,
the south side of Ann street to the
north side of ,Huron street, the peti-
tioners agreeing to pay 60 per cent. of.
the said pavement, the corporation to
pay the remaining 41) percent.
ecOrmstrong—Mtur—That the prayer
of the petitioners be granted, and that
a committee composed of the Reeve,
Councillors Taylor and Evans and the
street Conimissioner interview Mr.
Cosner re cot of construction and re-
port to the council on Monday night.
Carried.
Muir—Armstrong—That the council
adjourn to Monday Oct. 2nd, at 8
ealock. Carried.
GEO. H. 13essEaT, Clerk.
Council net pursuant to adjourn-
ment at Town Hall, Oct. 2nd. All
present.
Minutes. of previoes meeting read
and confirmed.
The report of pavernenc committee
was presented, and on motion of J.
Mair, seconded by I. Armstrong, the
apOrt Wawa:16431;CA aald he offal; of
A. B. Cosner,of 12 cents per supeatlat;la
foot, was accepted. Carried.
Taylor—Evane — That the rate of
taxation for the year 1899, be.161 mills
in the dollar, and the Clerk be in-
structed to draft a by-law confirming
the same. Carried.' '
Evans—ltuir--That by-law No. 15,
1899, authorizing the construction of
au artificial etone pavement on the
west side of Main street, between Ann
and Hurbn streets, having been read a
first tnne, be now read a second and
third timeoand. finall-v passed. Car-
ried.
Muir—Armstrong—That the pave-
ment committee be instructed to have
the walk in front of Hawkshaw's hotel
repaired, Carried.
Muir—Aemstrong--That the council
adjourn to Friday,Oct. 6th'at 8 o'clock,
Carried.
• GEo. BissETT,'Cllerk.
McGillivray.
13mEese-The Eden Methodist church
held their annual Harvest Home on
Thurs. Sept, 28th. The weather was
not very promising but this did not
prevent a large attendance. After all
had done ample justice to the inner
man they repaired to the church
where a ehoice prograrnrnevvas render-
ed by the Crediton choir. Rev. Baird
B. .A., Mrs. Kerr. Dr., Rivers and Geo.
Bloomfield, Rev. Mr. Hussar occupied
the chair. Tbe proceeds amounted. to
$40. •
Sorroox, REPORT. --The follovving is a
correct report of S. S. No. 3, meGann
vray for the amonth of September.
Report is lateed on work and attend-
ance of the pupils. Names are in or-
der of merit.— V, Nora -Coughlin,
Clover Short, Pearl Wilson, Retie
Coughlin; IV, Cora. Short, t Willie
Lewis, Josephine,- Coughlin, Lilly
t Market Lightfoot, Tommy Lightfoot, 1Via,y Mc-
Grory, Edward Fa.ulder, Georgetla
• The undersigned has opened up ti
new meat market one doer
S011til of Galling's Store
where he will keep the choinest, of
meats constantly on hand.
A CALL SOLICITED.
JOHN T I1ANNING.
Iferaleet%.'''fteeMYOD.81.389931Seatakto
"THOUSANDS Or YOUNG MBN are
ii troilbled with nerveasness, despoll- t
deucy, exhatistiom loss of memory, cl"?
aching , backs and kidneys, painful urina- t',9
tion, bashfulness, sediment in Urine, losses (9.
at night, impotency, headaches, varicocele, ilt",
pimples, ulcers, bone pains, --The results- 9-1
iof evil habits hi yonth or later o5reesses, '';•1
Our Vitalized Treatment etires the woes'. 4)
cases.
Emissions Var6coeilo `',,i
i
Deal, tlie vigor and vitality and produce OS,
Weak mem °tor Donate 'Treattorieigit 4„k!
- -ttvliftt Cvleo v chts,
S nature and Cleet,
No matter how tilifonic, 'yield to out Vital. to
.,:
_ ized Treatment. No °iodation, 110 pain, ,!:.1t,
Moo detesition from business. Ail ,citains k, -
c ease, Oar Doll(sur Treat:sten.* wilt tlr
Cure Vets. •e,
Blood tItz Sexual ISIetenso,
cuted forever. ItTo return of the disease,
No Mercury. No Poisou. Otor Do_i trier t
• Treatment will Cure Vou. Ws i''...
Guarantee entree.
We treat arid ettre,all dis. AK ilNig,0,,,,,,
• eases Of men and WoniOn for mit ulituta
ltramination sod ibronliotios Fra. Write Dr qua'ios ,
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uLLfili muuitHio, DutreR, Mob.
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"Vi1101144'401)43e4f03.64)454.11503(.4C46
Scott ; III, Leo Coughlin, Rosella
Lightfoot, Olive Short, Sam Scott,
Mare -Lewis ; Sr, II, Pearl Short, Nel-
lie .Lewis. Jennet Maguire, Glndys
Short, Erwin, Scott; Sr. II, Arnold
Coughlin, Allie Lottie Welsh;
Pt. 'II, Adraie Coughlin, Raymond
Coughlin, Mabel Lightfoot, Adeline
,Hoffman ; Pt. I, Clara, Lewis, nowarti.
Jones. Francis Glavin, Fred I,ewis,
Obeetee Morley, Erin Scott, Eliza
Hodgins. Average attendance 34. ,
• .1, LANE, Teaeher.
SCHOOL RDPOBT.—The following is it
correct report of S. S. No. 1, McGilli-
wily for the month of September.
Names • are in oeder of merit.-- V,
Irving Neil. Ella Aitkens ; IV, Charlie
-.Sillier, Ray Cobleigh, Patitick Glavin ;
Sr. III, Ada Neil, Eva Aitkens, James
Glavin ; Sr. rabbi° Miller, Irene
Cohleigh, Edwin MilleteCharlie Lacky,
Fred Lecky ; Sr. If, Clara Glavin, Mar-
tha Lewis, irloon O'Reilly ; , Joe
Dicky, W lid Mill er, Lance Cobleigh,
Lucy Cotter ; Pt. urray Neil,Oceil
O'Reilly, Mabel Miller, Thomas O'Reil-
ly, Chester, Stewartson ; Pt. I, Sr.,
Harrison Lynnum, Moses East, Mary
E. Flynn ,• Pt, .Tr., Andrew Flynn,
Garet rlynn, Edna Lewis, Ida Simp-
son. Number on roll 88. AVerag,e at-
tendance 22,
Members of Fronoe Roll foe Septem-
ber :--Irving Neil, Eva Aitkens, Ada
Neil, Martha Lewis. Clara Glavin,
Mona O'Reilly, Willie Miller, Mabel
Miller, 'surrey Neil, Edna, LeWis,Mary
Flynn,
IVIsaiesn EasTON, Teacher,
W. Irevett is putting a plate glass
front in his store building.
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FREE! Fik.,10
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for
bulliag doott,q1004plickdd
Its110trom NM*, and Violot
Itraina• 00110 10 Ccata dach.
AMAMI 115 01,140 lea thebtfo ring
men by marshal.% Unsold
goads itturnabi0.
DUMB SI11111,1F
nee t Vorente, ante
1 MARKET .,
../124.1v-eaViind isieW Wheat per bus. .. „ „ .. • . to
Exeter, October i;11, 18 9
Wheat per buehei . '.65 te
Oats
tare factory, and there is a fa
prospect of it suceesefel terroinatio
tti the agitation.
• Miss Rachel, eldest daughter of Ge
II. Kramer, Huron road, Follarto
was umted in marriage to Edmond
Alles, of 'Tavistock on Thursday last,
Mr. N, M. Campbell, principal of the
Public schools, and probably the best
icnown man in St, Thomas and the
cotinty of Elgin, who (lied suddenly on
Monday afternoon, was born in the
county of Middlesex 01 years ago,and
was a s011 of .Alex Campbell, of East
After an illness of 111)0 t .00 11 r
months ClOrati011, MA'S. Kiehrta, w idol
of the late Jacob Kiehna, wit
died three years ago, passed awa
on the evening of Oct, 1, at th
residence of her sou, John. con. 3,
Ellice. 1)eceased WaS born in Han
over German where she was born on
April 15, 1815. She was consequently
in her 85th year.
Thomas Skinner, a boy about 16
Years old, employed by the Hardill
Compound Engine Co., and son of J.
W. Skinner of 1VIitchell, met with an
aecident Monday which resulted in
the amputation of his hand and
about laalf of his forearm. Be Work-
ing with a planer, and had his hand
drawn ill t,0 the machine. It was his
Aral; morning at work. ••
Hill, of Beam Mete bit§ a ten
art , of corn that is said to be the
besu ):yer seen in the County, as it is
fully eared, and the, stalks are very
tall and heavy. It may be mentioned
that the crop was grown off the sod,
and the, big result, shows that it was
a good plan to adopt. The ears are
exCeedingly large and Mr. Bill thinks
if he gathered the ears lie would have
500 bushels to the acre,
The Canadian Paeific Railway is
badlyin waat otrailway laborers for
werk weit of Fort William and is ex-
periencing not a little difficulty in ob-
taining them. For different railroad
work in the west some 800 men are
required, laborers, tra.clemen, rock -
men and statiorimen, 260 of each, but
there is such a scarcity of labor at
the present time that it is apparently
impossible to get the numbea of men
required,
A big bud of fire was nipped in the
bud and the Huron Hotel,' Goderich,
was saved from being laid -in ashes
about 8p. m. Thursday night, There
was a very strong wind from the rear.
A spark ignited the roof and there was
cereat dangtr of a big fire. Mr. Swarts,
eider
,Qr41'•
0. The leader among business sehoolS. Sue
t0eI181:11101.140(mattiV;1°ensirfrfeaoculty 4t4d large
14*
10
• 0_ - '4 11 e roof
the proprietor, quielf1?-sca.co
and smothered the fire 'with hie
sufficiently to check it -until a, few
pails of water quenched the fiery fiend.
The cqat was destroyed, but the loss is
a good investment, and Mr. Swarts is
to be congratulated on his presence of
mind.
For any case of nervousness, sleep-
lessness,: weak stornacth, indigestion,
dyspepsia, try' Carter's Little 'Nerye
Pills. Relief is 'Sure. The only nerve'
medicine for the price On the market.
,yr,Fr,,,,,,maTaa•mm-cht
A Man is always in The
SWIM
If he wears one of W.
JOHN'S neatly fittino-
t,
Suits
Re is it sure fitter.
Ris prmee are awasidown.
His goods are the best.
Call a,nd exttnaine his ds bef
buying your
J. W. WBSTIllILVELT, Principal
Ite-open Sept- 5.
MA.RRIED
NASLE—PAYTON—At Stratford, Sept 26, by
4,0v. ,Dr. Hilrey, Miss Mary Payton. of Dow-
nie, to Mr. John Nagle, of 131anshard
ROBINSON—SI-9AR—In Detroit. on. Sept. 26,
lir. Frank aohinson, to _Miss irritate Seoar,
formerly of St. Marys.
RBG AN —BARTL SY— At Stratford. Sept. 20,
by ite v Dr. iCilrOy, Miss Kate, second daugh-
ter of Mrs David Hartley, Stratford, to l'eter
ltegen of Logan township_
PLAYFORD--13YERS—At the residence of
the bride' e father Sept. 27. by Rev. W . A.
Bradley, xr. plias playford, of Wellesley,
to Matilda, third claughter,of Wm. Byer4Qf
Fullerton.•
ALKENS—PRINNANCORE—At the residence
of the bride's parents, September 27, by the
4ntr. iViessrs. Kenner and Whiting, Rev J.
W—Aikens, of Port Maitland, NO Vit Scotia,
to Ettle, only daughter of Mr. John, Phinna,.
More, Mitchell,
011111B— VANCE—At the residence of the
bride's father in East Zona, Sept. 17, Agnes,
daughter. of 1VIr. mud Mrs. Joseph Vance, to
James Orme, of London.
DIED
DA, YMOND—In , Titokersinith, on the 30th'
Sept., Peter Daymond, aged 70 years
RYNDMAN—In. Exeter., on the, 3rd inst., Dr.
John Hyndman aged 69 years.
ECORLDilaN—In Stephen, oh the 16th ult.,
Margaroto, relict or the late Francis Ilohlbein
aged 66 years.
WLNO—Un Sept. 23, Now Rambin-g, Lautel
Wing, cged 75 years, 10 months and • 21
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ROBIN5ON-1n Blanshard, Sept, 20 Mary'Jane
Duns, relict of toe late Francis Robinson,
aged 80 yearS, 6 months, 3 days
Blanshard, Sept, 20, Themes Kirk,
aged 87 years, 9 months, 2,0 days.
BRINE -1n St. Marys, Sept.. 20, Moue Render -
sea, iefant daughter of Chas. R., and. Sophia
line°, aged months, 15 days.
D. Stevens, of Hallett, has disposed,
of his fifty acre farm, lot 2, con. 12, to
his fathers,Jos, Stevens, for $1800.
FOR'OVIIIR FIFTY Y.EARS
AN OLD AND WELL -Tam) HEMEDY.-1VIrs,
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for
over fifty years by millions of mothers for their
children While, teething-, with perfect. success.
lt soothes the child, softens the gums. allays all
pain, cures vkind 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 11Irs Winslow's Soothing'
• Syrup and take no other kind.
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No Money 31i1equirculTh't:'.TV,,
urn° and iva send _Doylies pOstfa'Id.
Sell them, yob= moner, an, we
nun your watch foo. Unsold Doylies
returnale.
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, THE FAMILY
For first class
CORNED BEEF,..
PRESSED TONGUE,
BOLOGNA and SAUSAGE;
LARD'and ST,TOKED MEATS!
A ane selection of
BEEF,
LAMP, • ,
FRESH PORK,
awl all kinds of
F geeesrie etesd Scateci Aleakts
on hand. . .
Note the address, onealoor north �f
The R. Pickard Co's store
When Doctors
Disagree
Consult
an
Optician
fink al
Nervous', ess—beadaches—
sleeplessness and dizziness, often
puzzle the best physicians,
Nine times in ten eyestrain is the
•direct cause.
Nothing can effect a permanent cure
that does not remove the cause.
That is what our scientifically fitted
glasses do.
S. Fitton,
GRADUATE OPTICIAN,
LOWS 141(9.PROP T. Fitt' s Jewelry Store
CHILDREN'S COUGHS
QUICKLY CURED.
Hard to keep the children from catch-
ing eol.c1--wi1l run out of doors not
properly wrapped—get wet feet—kick
the bed clothes off ttt night.
Whatis mother going to do about it ?
Muitu't neglect the children's Coughs
• and Colds—might end in Croup—and
Croup end fatally or evoaken the hings
for like.
Most mothers now give their children
Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup.
niee to take, and cures all kinds
of Coughs and Colds move qeiekly and
effectually than any remedy known.
Mrs, rt. r.Loonartl, Parry Soand, Ont., writ:
"I have used Dr. Wood's NortrayPino Syr* fax
Coughs and Colds ef niysell and also Of MY baby
1 find it alWaYS Cu= a Cold el -ticker than any
other Conglx Mixture X over tried." Price 113c,
,LAXA- Ctire conetipation,hiliotienees
sick headache and dyspepsia.
Loven Every Dill gnarattceci perfect
, and to ect Without pay grip -
nee 6, ing, 'wealtouttig or sickening
Irisuismw effects. Vic. 'at fill druggitas.
On,the first indica-
tion of Diarrhoea or
Dysenteryafewdoses
of DR. FOWLER'S EXT.
OF WILD STRAW-
BERRY Will promptly
check the advance of
these dangerous dis-
eases.
It has been over 40 years
n use and has no equal for
he Ctire of bowel complaints
of young or old, There are
nmey dangerous imitations
on the market, so it would he
Wise to see that the full name,
Dr. Fowler's Zs,. of Wild
Strawberry, is on every bottle
you bny,
...... —. 25 to
Peas.. ... ,„. ....... —55 to
Butter,. — . —18 to
Eggs ....., 13 to
0 ra
Geese... ..
Clnieken per IL ' ' ' ' 1
. (,30 ig
Duok$ • • • • • • ...„ 7 to 8
13 to 15
Dried APPles:: •
- g $1.6tto05.08 I
Leedon, Octob4111 1.896"
Wheat per bushel, .. „ • . - .o 67
s .. , •
Oats.. „ er,
....23 to 21
1 ea
... —00 to 641..,
Barley.... • . ... —43 to 00
Buckwheat —.45 te 48
•HYe . — — . • • . ,39 to 09
Corn . „ . - , ... .41 to 60
Beans — , . , • .. ... ...65 to 70
Butter .. ,. ......14 to 14
DM ..„...,15 to 16
Ducks —
b'. -........... to 70Turkeyspert.... ...., ........10 to 12Deeseperi....., .. ...._9
to 10
Cheese,. .. • • , • ....... 8 to 10
Chickens.— ..... • ......,50 to 7.5 1
Potatoes per bag' • . , ...50 tol 00 :
Ray per ton _ .$ 6.00to $ 7.50 I
Pork per owt.— -- .. $4.00 to $5.00 !
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One Laxa-Liver Pill every night for '
thirty days makes a complete cnre of
biliousness and constipation. That is
jest 25 cents to be oured.
Bagyard's yellosv 011 cures sprains!
bordees, sores,vvounde, cuts, frostbites
chilblains, stings 'from insects, bans
scalds, contusions, etc. Price 25 cents'
70
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26
40
60 ,
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9
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ano Scarlet, of Leadbury, is recover- ,
beg from the sun stroke be received
while working in the harvest field re-
cently,• '
Mr. Fowler, Hayfield Road, gathered
quite a quantity of second growth •
raspberries from his bashes last week,
as did also Stun'l Rennie of Hay town-
ship,
John Wesley Cook, son of Heory
Cook, formerly of Huronroad
Goderich township, has brought suit
against the Order of Chosen Friends
for $500, being one-half a beneficiary
poliey on the life of his sister, who
died recently near leacknow. The de-
fence is that the policy was obtained
by misrepresentation.
• To TEM DHAP.—A, rich lady cured of
her Deafness and Noises in the Head
by Dr. Rich olson s Artificial Ear Drums
has sent 21,000 to his Institute, so
that deaf people linable to procure the
Ear Drums may have them free. Ap-
ply to Dept. A. S. V. tbe Institute, 780
Eighth Avenue, New Yoxic,U, S. A.
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You reenire suit very
often at tins time of the year. We are prepared
to fit you 002 111 the finest style. Best q-uality yEl
Coods eloseet prices, JF"'"'"Aili\
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EASY PROPOSITION.
Beauty and style 17911901:1 c
is easily obtainable, C9d1 skrt
out appearance is cqz.mlly si
You never saw en 'ugly'
"Slater Shoes,'' yet niany ot
cover comfortably most tau
feet,
The eombination of thee te
comfort and bemay—are only
had in the "Slater Shoe."
Made in trveive shapes, on lasts modelled
from, actual feet, all widths and sizes,
leathers, styles and colors,
Bvery pair Goodyear welted, name and
prim stamped ou the sole,
$3.50 AND $6.00.
„MASAI
E. J. SPACKMAN, SOLE LOCAL AGENT.
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Wedding Suits a Specialty
AJ SNELL
A FULL LINE OF NEW
BOOKS FOR
School pening
AND ALL THE CHILD -
RENS NEEDS AT
Brownings.
Where the Scholars are used
well.
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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
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Toronto's populatior) is put on by --z ... -1,...,,,Tranels Olegg, of 13rtuadon, was
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300. . last weelts'Z.-r-ez Clegg Was a
Sturdy. , Goderich
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•Mrs. 'Woe before ruarriag.e,
I township resid xrea,oe'ands and rela-
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I and is now visiting Jae.
tives in the old township.'
The hawk -owe parlor suites and fancy
tables we sell create admiration
aud Surprise: Admiration for
the ganlity of the goods
and the style and finish. e
And Surprise at, tho.
low price at which
we sell there.
1 lieu you waut furniture go to
R0 N. OWE'S
eleasiltsaire
CIDERTAKING A SPECIALTY,
Farm ers
You 'will find at Biseett's Wareecons
the following line of regricul-
t iir�.I Implements.
EIBRING. BIN-
DERS, MOWERS, ROLLER
AND BALL BEARINGS,
STEEL SULKY RAKES,
A fall line of,Seed Diilfl, CLItivators,
Disc and Diamond Harrows,
Plows, and Turnip Drills.
N. ROWE Sewing Machines
Peranan Eat
Cirit of Cancer.
Some twelve yearn
ago Mrs. Elizabeth
G11111312., wife of the
postmaster of Bux-
ton, Ont., was taken
ill with an obscure
stomach trouble
which her physi.
clans pronounced
Gtu4uLA. cancer of the stem.
1.
" life would be short.
"" •r:7.).';'" her ilia t her lease el
,ik‘ach and informed
On the advice of
friends silo conimenced taking l3urdoc1
Blood Bitters. • The results that followed
were little short of marvellous. Her
strength and vigor returned and in a short
time she was completely cured. Mrs.
Gillrula is to -day in the full enjoyinefit el
good health, and in all these years there has
not been the slightest return of the trouble.
!roe is Me letter Ira. Gilltura wrote a
ihe time of her cure:
" Abollt four years ago I was taken sic
With stomach trouble and consulted severa
of the leading physicians here, all of whom
pronounced the disease to be cancer 0( 112
stomach of an incurable nature, end told
The Celebrated Knoll
Raymond sewing and Wrini-s. evs.
machine.'
STOVES-Att„ •
Gurney Stoves and Furnaces.
Waggons
Buggies
Bioycle
The Chasham Waggon and a full
line of the celebrated McLaughlin
Buggies.
naLL
By the Best
a nd--vrai---
Ignore the Rest
In the end you will find,
0! it cheapest. Furnish that va-
t cant room with one ot our.
Bed Room Setts, 'rabies,
Chairs, Etc
me that it was hardly to be eXpected tha
I could live long. Afterward the two doctors
who were attending me g -ave 015 up to die.
Ey the advice of tome of my friends',
vho Itnew of the virtues of Burdock Blood
Bitters, I was induced tits try it, and I ain
now happy to say that aftet using part of
the first bottle I felt so much better I Was
able to get up. am thankful to state that
am completely cured of the disease by the
use of )3.B.I3., althOugh it had baffled the
doctors foe it long tithe. 1 itrxt firmly con.
Vinceci that Butdoeit BlOod Bitters saved
my life."
best suit for $1a00 that can; NOV is the letter received from her a short
time ago
be bough in the county. att, still in good health. 1 thatik
GIVE ITS A CALI 1....Ptirdock BIWA Bittere for saving nly life
twelve years Ago, and higtly reeenutend
it to other sufferers reOth stomach troubles
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neve. otaniltintl." ELIZABLTI/ Gil./111/A4
CET sOMETHINO
We have it you want it
Take a look at our full hne of
FURNITURE and you will
find what you are looking foP
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ItYEN1PTThE AND ti.NrwitTAItt
Opera Houee Bleck,