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Barristers, Solicitors, &o., Main St., Exeter.
MONEY TO LOAN.
We have unlimited private feuds for invest-
ment -anon farm or village property at lowest
rates of interest.
DICKSON & CARLING,
Exeter..
T-TKINSMAN, L. D. S. AND
DR• A. R. KINSMAN. L.
D. S. D. D, S., Honor Graduate
'lot Toronto University, Dentist.
Teeth extracted without pain or
bad after effects. Office m Fee -
son's block. IVost side of Main
trent. Exotor.
DR A` D SDR1' fli• 13. S•Il S.1
DENTIST.
Honor `Graduate of tho Toronto University,
and Royal o a1 Colle
o of Dental
Surgeonseons of
Ontario.
All bridge work, Crowns, at d Plato.
work done in the neatest possible manner. A
harmless antssthotic for painless extraction.
T The striotest attention given to the preservat-
ion of the natural tenth. Office opposite ]Oen
tral Hotel, Exeter, Ontario.
•
HOOPER, Licensed A.uc
o
tionoor for the County of Huron. Salus con•
ductodlin all parts. and for convenience can be
arranged for at this office, Satisfaction guaran-
teed, Charges moderato. Exeter P. 0,
pUBLIC NOTICE
Notice is hereby -given that application has
been made for the transfer ot the hotel lisonco
held W. Zinger, of tho village of Exeter to
Henry Ca telen, All parties 'interested aro
requested to govern themselves accordingly.
W. LINGER
FARM FOR S ALE.
The undersigned Executors of the estate of
the lata Francis Hohlbein, offer for sale, lot
No 21, concession 16, of the township of Sto-
phon, This farm contains 75 acres, all in good
cultivation. There is ou the premises a two-
storey frame house, is bank barn, with wind-
mill which forces water into barn,2 ever living
wells, is all tile underdrained, ane well fenced,
good bearing
orchard 1I
miles
s.from
school, oot 31
Iniles from the flourishing viiluc•o of Dash-
wood.
wood. Address Edwin Deitriell, St. Clemons,
Wellington Co., or Frank 13ohibein, Dashwood
P.O.
4t
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Ir. the matter of the Estate of James
Wood ofthe Township of Usborne in
7.0 n
p
the County of Huron Farmer, deceas-
ed.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to R. S. 0.
1897 chapter 129 that all persons having claims
against the estate of the said James Wood
'who died on or about tho 31st of March 1899,aro
to send or
deliver to the undersigned solicitqr
/or Mary Wood ancl William J. Clark Execu-
tors of the last will and testainont of the said
deceased on or before the firstday of November
.A. D., 1899, full particulars of their claims and
the securities (if any) held by thom,aud that af-
ter thesaid date the said Lxecutors will pro-
eeed to distribute the Estate of tho said deceas-
ed among the parties entitled thereto having
regard only to such claims of which notice
shall bo given as required, and they will not be
liable to any person or persons of whose claim
=claims they shall not then havereceived
notice.
F. W. GLADMAN
Solicitor for the said Executors
Dated at Exeter, Ont, this end;day of October,
A. D.,1899.
3-1
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Susanne Reed,late of the pillage
Of Y g
of Exeter, in ,the County of Huron,
Spinster, Deceased.
Pursuant to Chapter 129 of the Revised Stat
Utes of Ontario 1897, notice is hereby given that
all creditors and others haying claims agaiust
the estate of the above named deceased who
died on or about the 4th day of September A.
D. 1899, aro, on or before the 15th day of Octo-
ber A. D. 1899, to send by post pre -paid, to
.James Parkinson,Esq.,Exetor,theadninistrator
of tho said deceased their Christian names and
surnames, addresses and descriptions, the full
particulars of their clalar;, a statement of their
accounts and the nature of the securities (if
any) held by them,and that after the day last
aforesaid the said James Parkinson will pro-
ceed to distribute the assets ofthesaid deceased
among the parties entitled thereto, having re -
rd only to such claims of which notice shall
stave been given as above required, and the ad-
ministrator of the said deceased will notbe
liable for tho said assets or nay .part thereof,
to any person or persons of whose claim or
claimsnoticosball not have boon received by
them at the time of such distribution.
Dated at Exeter this 20th day of September"
A. D. 1899. •
DIci sos & CAMINO
Solicitors for administrator,
Wm. Jeffery, of Downie, was awak
enled one night last week by dogs
barking violently, and upon investiga-
tion found that seven of his lambs had
been worried by the brutes. The dogs
:made ilei as soon as discovered.
A. G. Seyfert, the genial and talent-
ed U. S. Consul at ,Stratford,has devel-
oped.n large correspondence as a result
of his consular report on the peat sup-
ply in this province with especial refer-
ence to this county, it, having been ex-
tensively quoted and c(ulnlnented upon
all over the United States. &Ir. Sey-
fert's daily mail hardly ever frtiis to
bring enquiries, often from remote
quarters, on this interesting subject.
Eagyard's yellow oil cures Spralirls
bruises, sor'es,woends, 'cuts, frostbites
chilblains, stings from insects, burns
scalds, contusions, etc. Price 25 cents
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it troubled with nervousness, despou
dency, exhaustion, loss of memory,
achiagbacks and
kidneyspainful urine -
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Jaxamiaiation rind tniSidtation Frod. Writs for 4aeshon i
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HEAVY FEGUTING
NORTU OF MNfENIhC.
Boers Repulsed With Losses.
After Several Enoag-ernants.
Maxim Gans Were used h' the
British on Armored ''Trains With
Deadly Effect—The Easutos Mas'.:
Risen Against the Orange lnree
State—Boers Lost Blore Nen at
Kimberley Than at Siajuba bill.
Loudon, Oct. 17.--A special despatch from
kiCapng:e Tern says that 300 Boers and 1S
British have been killed in a battle at Male -
Col, Baden-Powell trade a sortie from
Mafel in•° la fore tutthe
c ( t attacked r
�, t d Boers,
who were tuvesting the town. After fierce
lighting the. British carried see day.
Doers Were Repulsed.
Lorenzo Marquez, Oct 17.—Two refugees
who have just arriveit here from the '.l'rans-
vaal report that the Boers have been re-
pulsed at Mafeldn4 sustaining heavy losses.
!lief etc ittg intact,
Cape Town, Oct. 17.—A special despatci)
front Maack/est soya that all was intact
there up to Suturu'ty night. At that time
the Boers artillery was being brought up,
but It had not been placed in position. Ac•
cording to these Intakes, the British have
Metre up the Hupelowu Railway bridge
over the Orange laver, . with e view Al
checking the Boer advance southwaral'
From Colesburg come persistent sellers does
of the report tlutt the Boers have a't.tt:.-1
Mafeking, being thrice repttlsed, watt :teen,
losses. 1''rum other towns ea the border
similar reports are received.
To Ile Shot on Sight.
Pretoria, Oct. 1.0.—(Delayed in transmis-
sion.)—As it has beth discovered thea •tt-
tcmpt's are being matte to tamper with the
railways, the ltnnldrosts have been author.
iced to shoot on sight alt persons found
near railways with dynamite.
Railway Line Undermined,
Colesburg, Cape Colony, Oct. 10. Passer.
gess arriving
\t leave the train nortllnofhNo wli'surg are f lout
and to make 0 detour through the veldt,
under escort, joining the train farther
set thThis is understood to be due to the
fact that the Boers have undermined Lite
line.
Ilea
Right a
'y ,. i iVortlt of 5fa£el,;iatg.
London,
special despatchPretoria ded Oct. 14,way of says:
tA
cyclist despatch was recoil --
ed stere from Ottoshoep, near Malmani, tit
O'clock this evening, asserting that heavy
fighting had 5000 is progress all day long
north of Mafeking, The British troops on
board an armored traIn acted as a covering
force to military engtneors engaged h1 re•
ai ri m
P n,, the track. A Maxim
On the train
kept up a continuous fire. Conspicuous.
bravery was displayed on both sides, but it
soon became apparent that the rifles of the
burghers were ineffective against an ar-
mored train. The latter, however, was.
once force(' to retreat before a particularly
strong assault,
byttt but British mounted contingent
and the fighting was retewe
¢ fiercely,.
/Righting still [catkins), thb Boers holding
their positions well. A dozen Boers were
killed or wounded, and the British ens0nl-
ties cannot be ascertained. Heavy fir-
ing can be heard south of Mafelciug, where
Gen. Cronje's commando is operating.
Dynamiting Operations.
A •Corps of experienced continental en-
gineers, formerofficers, has left Pretoria
for the southwestern borders, accompanied
by a commando of picked Boer shots. It
is probably intended for targe dynamiting
operations.
right Expected hear Lu(r3'snxith
the vlclg nitya02 engagement
expected
esfooces of
mountain
Commandant
ing Dundee, from walla
point point they will be able to observe the move-
ments of the British troops.
maxims Used. SVitlt Effect.
The skirmish .near Spytfontein, says a
special despatch from Cape Town,was
quite lively. The armored train ith it
detachment of the Lancasilires approached
unmolested, until within range, when the
Boers opened fire. The Maxims were hi•
stnntly set to {cork and [lid great execution
among the bur hers; The latter also used
artillery, but Ineffectively. The arnloed
train returned to Kimberley unharmed. The
crew of that armored train say the Boers
fired thirteen shells, but their aim was
wretched Hud not a single shot struck the
train, which then made bold to npproneh
nearer and open fire With the Maxims. The
burghers replied with heavy rifles again
shootiatg wildly. Only three or four bul-
lets struck: the train. Subsequently the
crew learned that five Boers and two Boer
horses were killed, while several Boers
and horses were wounded. Not a member
of the British force was so touch as torch-
ed.
Smallpox at Johauueslinrg.
Cape Town, Oct. 17.—Smallpox has brok-
en out here among the natives from Johan-
nesburg. Eight eases have Scoot discover-
ed.
Afraid of Armored ',train,
London, Oct. 17.—The Standard's Dundee
correspondent, telegraphing Monday night,
says: The Boers have brought artillery
from Newcastle and ore dertiou lug the
railway at Ingagane in order to prevent the
approach of our armored train.
Basutos Have Risen.
London. Oct. 18.—The Morning Post's
Ladysmith corespondent telegraphs that
the IState. 3nsutos have slew (widest the Free
Kimberiey's Water Supply,
Cape Town, Oct. 17.—It is expected that
the Boors have cut on: Kimberley's water
supply, but the Delleer's dim contains
enough for a eonsidernble period. -
Boer Shooting is Da(7,
Cape Town, Oct. 17.—(NOon.)r-(craniad-
cation with Behnont Station, 60 mile., smell
of Kimberley, is :still open. The fight with
the armored train at Kimberley, to which
the Boers lost more mien then they dill at
Maiuba Hill, Is held to prove the their
shooting is not so good ns It is reported to
be. It is the general belief here from
items of intelligence received teat the
Boers actually attacked Mafcking nut wet'e
repulsed. The reports of continued fighting
there are regarded 118 proving that the
Boers failed to score a 50000088.
Doers Were Repulsed.
Colesburg, OCL 17.—(0 n.nia-It Is per
sist
eptly reported l from widely different
Sources thnt tt large force of Leers resolute-
ly
veralchours' lighting, awe Friday pulsed with
henry loss.
Where the Enemy is,
Ladysmith, Oct 17.-45 p.m.)—The. fore-
most clrtnrlament or the enema's northern
column has not advanced beyond Ingagane
t
n t(1 no definite
movement has been axracie
from the Drralc(nsberg Passes.
lteeea -cit All There.
London, Oct 1.7.---To-dry was the last tiny
for the reserves
to rejoin 0
i11 L•hcr r.
Olrirs, n nd
the latest reports from the principal ren -
lays show that virtually all the reserves
have presented themselves.
Prinee Insttectt( tbo Scots Guards.
London, Oct, 17, --The Prince of Wales,
accompanied by the Grnnil fluke Michael
of 011881d, matte rt specie! inspection this
morning of the. :lentil t;1uu'cls, prier 1'o tilde
deperiurc for Mouth Alalcn alert. 5ntur(ny.
ITE cordially congratulated the eonluultiding
officer, (01, Arthur
Paget,et
r Of
having g
se
fine a ba ttnllou al briefly
addressed the
men. Afterwards
he conversed ut length
with Col. Paget.
Pure rise IttVeattitsn.
London, Ot'I, 17.—Dr. Loyale, the
l0uro-
peon representative of the Transom) I, re-
plying to -any faun) Versailles to all Inquiry
by the Associated Press as to whether
there was any truth- In the repos( that.
b0108 Issued by him 01' by the Transvaal
Government for war material had been
dlshoucred, telegraphed as follows: "'Ibe
statements tivat dr,afts for war material
have been dishonored Is a pure invcntiol"
Boer Position in Natal..
T,ondon, Cart, 17.-vTiel:tted fiestas Mime from
the, wenn of action In Sontlt Africa tliroty
little fresh light upon the situation; The
Mere appear to be strehgthenhlg their
—"*.ten to 1 atai and ' biding their owh
tine for attack. Tho Orange Pre° State
l i n y seri en ng o n.
anlcAliwiill Noril),zybotllL of wllici ere�oat
ter mere
their mercy, f they i tic possess 9 s
, o sea rill! •
1 artillery, i So
1 Y
far as is known, elle only lirtish force sta.
tloned at Allwal North is a detacll.uzent of
the Royal Berkshire Regiment,
.Anhui North Isolated,
Cape Town, Oct. 17.—Allwal North, Cape
Colony, is now isolated.
Aliwal North Is a town on the Orange
River, which forms the boundary between
tiro Free State mind Cape Colony. 'The
river here is spanned by idle Freie brldg•:,.
800 feet iu•lengtf, whish forms an inmpor•t•
ant means of coinrnuulcation between the
two countries and British Basutoland.
WANTS TO GET IRI]) OF TARTE.
burghers are ttii as a tl th t t t I FACTS WORTH
'Ultimatum to Sir Wilfrid Laurier
From Prominent Littorals,
Montreal, Oct. 17.—(Special.)—An ulti-
matum to Sir Wilfrid Laurier from lead-
ing Liberals, comprising members 6f the
House of dominoes, asking the (oriole
Minister to get rid Of Mr. Tarte at all
hazards, Is the latest piece of news dis-
cussed s ecu the ou street here e e to• 1 •
d„. If
y
La •
R.
lilies holds e dS On 0 fist then, .l e h
t e t the t Govern-
ment is doomed is chat every. EnglishLb-
eral of note is saying here to -clay, and. as
Sir Wilfrid will not get rid of his chief
adviser, the Ministry will have to go.
There wilt be no election this year;, that
seems settled lu the public mind, for the
Ministers would never be foolish enough
to dissolve under present cirenmstttnces.
It is said that a good ]many Of those who
Imre sighed the famous ultimatum would
like to see Mayor I'refoutalue take Mr.
:rarte's place, but It is very doubtful
ills: Prefontaino 0011111 accept a portfollo lu
so dlscredited a ministry.
ITALIAN CAISIWErT S.TIA.I{Y.
Afraid to Challenge a Vote of Con-
fidence in tlte• Chamber,
dna, Oct. 17.—The Government, which
had decided to ask Parliament for a vote al
confidence immediately open the reassem•
blIng of the Chambers, has couclnded that
that 0001se is too risky. It will endeavor
to secure the ratification of the estimates
at the outset. Tbis will Come to the stupe
thing—the fall of the Cabinet—it the efforts
of Sig. Ztanerdelli n.nd Sig. Clolitti have
their designed. effect. Zanardeili at Brescia
yesterday made a speech of a character:
most damaging to the Ministry, and Gio-
iitti will follow It up, Sunday week with
mother in the saute vein,
Murder in Winnipeg.
Winnipeg, Oct, 17.—A young man named.
Jack Gordon,C x a t 1'
ial l.et tl'
ale er •a
n was found
murdered on Portage -avenue, g
1' a avenue 1
n the west-
ern. { e8t-
ern suburbs of the city, this evening. It
is supposed the motile was robbery, as the
pockets were turned inside out. Deceased
was aged about 23 years.
Crusade Against Expansion.
Chicago, Oct. 17.—The opposition of the
anti -expansionists to the subjugation of the
Filipinos took tangible form to -day in the
meeting -0
f about
ut 100
delegates from Miler.
.
ent parts of country
to launch a crusad(
agaiust the policy of the administration ix
the Philippines.
THE MARKETS.
Wheat Lower in Chieago—Liver-
oo
pool 'Market TVxty Also Lower—
The Latest Quotations,
Chicago, Oct. 18. — Wheat closed
yesterday at 70%c for December and
741/4c for May.
Liverpool, Oct. 18. — December
whm yesterday closed unchanged
o
nday, March 1/sd lower, and
May 1-tha lower.
11l DLNG OV}I TEAT M.&BIiETS.
Following were the closing prices
at important wheat centres yester-
day:
Cash. Oct, Dec. May.
Chicago . ... 0 0914 0 701)4 .0 7414
New York 0 73,8 0 737,4 0 79
Milwaukee 0 70 .
St. Louis 0 Oita .... 0 7014 0.751,1
Toledo . 0 701A. ... 0 702;'[6 0 77
Detroit, red 0,70;_ .... 0 78 0 771/;
white . .... 0 GO ....
Duluth N0. 1
Northern . 0 0.71/0 .... 0 6734 0 71%
Duluth No. 1
Bard .. . 0 11
Minneapolis ., 0 671/ . O 67ld 0 70%
Liverpool—Close—Wheat, 'California, Os
3d; Walla, Gs 111: red winter, Gs; northern
spring, Os 2t/cl: futures (lull, Dec., Gs 1(1;
March, 6s 16; May, (1s 11/.](1; spot corn quiet,
3s 10d; futures quiet, Nov., 3s Od; Dee.,
3s 8/sd; flout, 20s.
TanoN'11) sT. i..0ICI:IENCI: MARKET.,
Grain—
Wheat, white, bush $0 70 to $d' 71
red, bush 0 70 0 71
" fife, bush. 0 68
" goose, bush .. 0 74 ....
Barley.,lush ..... 0 4(1 tl 481
Peas, bush. 0 02
Oats. bush .. o of i'3ia/,
Rye bush.... .... 0 53 ....
73uckwheat, bush 0 G0
Beans, per bushel.. 1 15 1 20
Seeds—
Red clover, per busk $4 23 to $3 00
Alsike, choice to fancy6 50 7 10.
Alsike, good No. 25 50 G 00
Hay and Straov—
Hay, per ion ... -..$1100 to $12 50
Straw, sheaf, per ton 9 00
Straw, loose, per ton 4 00 5 00
Dairy Produce— •
Rutter, lb. rolls .. (1 18 0 20
Eggs, new -laid 0 20 0 23,
Poultry—
Chickens,
oul try—
Chickens, per pair0 40 0 80
Turkeys, 1 er lb 0 10 0 13
Ducks, per pair... 0 50 0 80
'Geese, per lb.. . 0 00• 0 07
Fruit and Vegetables-=
Apples, per bbl $1 00 to $2 00
Potatoes, per hag 0 40 0 50
"'.)ILO'. to LMC HTO, i{.
Toronto, Oct. 18.—Receipts of live
stock at the cattle market were large
yesterday, 81. carloads, composed of
1,278 tattle, 1,'707 hogs, 1,169 sheep
and lambs and a. few calves. The qua-
lity of fat cattle outside of those
from that Northwest ivas generally
poor, Trade dull all round, with the
exception of mflrh cows, which sold
at good its iCes,– but in every other
[hiss sr ieeS Were loti'er,•
Export cattle choice '$4 (15 to $4 80
Exp(ct catl lc light 4 121a 4 40
Butcher 10111 le.nickea lots 4 12y, 4 85
" inea um, mixed3 35 8 40
" , good ,. 3 00 3 80
common , 2 75 ;1 00
inferior .. . 3 60 3 80
Mitch eows, each .. .. 28 00 51 00
Bulls, hoary, export,good
qnniiiY .
4 121
/
4 49
Bull'(, uredlaua, expert'... 3 40 3 G5
Lands grood butchers a7.1(1exporters, )nixed ,. ... 4 00 4 12%
(k(t,
.
sLn s 2 GG :3 ()
0
Feeders, heal
3 40 '3 9
0
reediest,
light 3 211 ti 40
Calves, tach .. 4 00 10 00
Sheep, per clot 13 211 3 40
Sheen 5015). per cwt. ..,z 50 2 75
Lambs, bucks, per cwt 3 50 l 75
Doge, 100 to 200 lbs. each4 371/
....
ligllt7 tits . 4 (8) , ...
" henl-y fats .., 4 00.
111
" . 00foil 4 00 4 �1`"
" sows i 00 l�t.
". stags 00 , :..
,
, '.
..1 .1',111 f%A a° ea 1
1 t.',:.: •.
Inst Buffalo,Oet, 17.—Cottle--There wore
halfdozen n d' z 1t r esti) over, aril there Were C t (. c)1
few sales in single 1leiuls and h(umime nt
•I
prr rs that did not n0ett the bugle r
, (f yes.
1erdny's close. Strictly ehoire batches)
are still lietcl steady, and 'oh the e0Illinen
kclnuls the feeling Is (lull. There was no
change in the posli:lOn of the reit market,
there being no quotable lots. on sale.
Sheen and Lambs—The nfferings were PIS
loads.
The 'rat y
tattle { 1 11 t '
C u a (ti nl d very few
bunches sold. Prices were abort tiie wane
as the e1oSe vester(hly. Choice to ertr9
UMIAK :t5 to $0,215; easel to elusive. $4.76 t0
$5. Sheep,. ehetet) to extra, $4 to $4.23:
Maims* leant:kola.
Tngereoii, Ont., Oct, 11.--Offorings; 167)
boxes, September make; no sales; 11)4o
all Sellers still bottling for higher 1)11001.a
ate life It( Market,
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0
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and that general "ran down" condition
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ust .. 9
5 cents to be cured.
n surveyor,
Jahn. D. McNab,land s iv eyor
who was arrested the Id at Gorrie three
weeks ago on the charge of the abduc-
tion ot the wife of George Parkins,.
carpenter, was discharged by the
Pollee Magistrate itt Owen Sound, no
evidence for the prosecution being of-
fered. Parkins brought his wife from
near Geortotestify-against
the prisone, but she was noput in
the witness box. The case created con-
siderable interest, but its conclusion
was not unexpected. .
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS
AN OLD AND WELL -TRIED RaerEnr.—Mrs,
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for
over fifty years by millions of mothers for their
children while teething, with perfect success.
11 soothes the child,softens tho gums. allays,ali
pain, cures wind colic. and is the best remedy
for Diarrhoea. Itis pleasant to the taste. Sold
by druggists in every part of tbo world. 25
cents a bottle. Its. value is incalculable.' Be
sure and ask for 'Mrs Winslow's Soothing
Syrup and take no other kind.
Children Ory for
Ie
NEW
Meat MarMarket
The undersinened has opened up a•
new meat market one door
Solani at Garlincg's Store
where be will keep the choicest of
meats constantly on hand.
A CALL SOLICITED.
JOHN T I1ANNING
CALL AT
THE FAMILY
For first class
CORNED BEEF,
PRESSED TONGUE,
BOLOGNA and SAUSAGE, MEAT
LARD and SMOKED MEATS
A fine selection of
BEEF,
LAMB;
FRESH PORK,
and all kinds of
Fresihi and Sialtecl Meats
on hand.
Note the address, one door north of
The R. Pickard Co's store.
LOWS D Y, PROP
eg
A SoiIt
Sore® ,
When it comes to healing up old
running sores of long standing there
is no remedy equal to Burdock Blood
Bitters.
Bathe the sore with the B.B.B.—
that relieves the local irritation.
Take the B.B.B. internally—that
clears the blood of all impurities on
which sores thrive.
D. Melissa Burke,rind=
Miss MG
Magdalen Islands P. Q
stone, g , says t
"It is with pleasure r Speak
k
favor of
83.3.whic cared me c arunnin sore
on my leg. I consulted 'theee doctors and
they gave late salve to put on, but it did 110
good. I+inalIy my leg becatne a solid
rtlnlurig sore. fact folnearly
a month I mould not put my foot to the floor.
t.
"I wars advis&d t0 use 13.13.B.... . '
so. Tilt•ee bottles heated up my reg c,ts
tirely so that 1 have never Beentroubled
with it silica.., y
. MARKETS.
Exetev',October 18ti118 0
New Wheat per bus, ,. . to 7.0
•65 to 00
25 Go 2b
3a,to 40
Wheat per bushel
Harley, ....
Peas........, ...55 to 69
Butter,.... 6 to 111
Eggs ..,... 14 to 14
Turkeys 8 to 8
Geese 'xis"
..... 6 to 6
Chickens per 16 5 to e
Ducks .....0 to e
S1Voot. , ,. 13 to• 15.
Drier Apples.. ... .. 6 to ,5
Pork dressed,-., .. .. $5.50 to .6. 60
i;0udon,Ooteber,18th (89',,
Wbe1L( per bushel... ..09 to 07
Oats. . ,23 to 24
Peas ... ..60 to (144
Barley . 48 to 50
Buckwheat ...45 to 48
Bye. ..,... 39 t
5I to ee
60
65 t0 70
14 to 14
15 to 10
...
00 to 70{II
10 to 12
9 to 11
]0
50 to 75
E to 0!
Beans ..,
Butler ....
Dunks
,
S
Tark(, per lb
Geese p
er ib
Chickens
050080 -
Potatoes per bag...,., ... ..80 to100
Hay per ton . .... ..4 6.00 to $ 7.50
k por cwt... .. $4.50 to $5.00
GIVE A YOUTH
resolution and a course in Business and Short-
hand at the
Destiny Changed.
The "Slater Shoe" is closely watched dur-
ing the process of manufacture, Every shoe'
undergoes a careful examination after leav-
ing the hands of tach operator.
The, slightest flaw in the leather or work-
manshlp-a stitch missed -a slip of the knife,
only discernible to an expert condemns the
/ ' shoe that started toward the ``Slater„ goal
to the ordinary,
ualileless, unwarranted army of footwear
sold to 'whoever will buy them.
The "Slater Shoe" is made in twelve
shapes, all leathers, colors, widths, sizes
and styles, ];very pair Goodyear Welt-
ed, name and price stamped on the soles.
$3.50 AND $5.00.
E. J. SPACKMAN, SOLE ,.(CAL AGENT.
and who shall place limits,tohis carper.
Catalogues few.
J. W. WESTERVELT, Principal.
Re -open Sept. 5.
$395
3I
your to
e.,, gni. ouitt ahndHome oreturn)
, w
yo uaur nearest express cake
there for you t will
xamine It iisAan
opearsee, gold-plated;dust proof
case, handsomely engraved, fitted
with American model T,lewelled
atemwlndandsot movement.
lady's or gent's size. Itis a
good timepiece, equal inap-
and is just tl a thing four
trailing purposes.1
fen
carotid. oxalanon au aro
convinced this watch!.wohfaro han ask.
ayeexpressagetIt'isanxprechargnd
es years, . Terry Watch Co.,
kcal T Toronto, Cane
DR WooDs
WAY
PINE
SYRUP,
CURES COUGHS AND COLDS.
Mrs. Alonzo H. Thurher, Freeport, N.S.,
says: "1 had a severe attack of Grippe
and a bad cough, with great difficulty in
breathing. After taking two bottles of
Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup I was corn•
pletely cured."
nte
Qat this out mid:a (Mil it tom with the mune of ?qui
coonoarost express coomid wewWa ship you, (8510v01(4
81(5Qatat.byeooron, �ubject to ®xan4nafaotu aEiF:-
aminoitaty0urcxprossofnco, and if you dnd..i2 exactly6s
we represent it �ad entIroly satisfactory, pay t1la
60)00)5, ent our^ spoetal. 5$55, 6lA05514
.., .
regular
as 5 rges. 781sivari niiaelyf lntshod}..
regga�lar 55.00 Stradivarius model violin,
Moldycolored,highly
a and seet 10 tondo ycomplete O5t5 11e
with ane
box,fromextra can otstVe t and rosin. a g0nuinq
..argaln at the price: Buy direct us and soya the dealer'sproat.
ohnston & MMoFaF'/ane, • liox ' E T Toronto, only
nrumnstriart.nru-tnrInrukrutruutruixinnartn=rtruistrutn.nriste-
5
Cay a Procured care from t
most
0
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Reliable Dealersonly.
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THE BEST VALUE
IN THE TRADE.
LLINE OF .
Heavy 'black worsted cheviot
ULR
ST S
IIIU4
0PRICE
WELL LiNED,
WELL MADE AND
EXCEEDINGLY STYLISH
YL H
$8e75
This Garment 'a Made to order"' by a Tailor' . though
perhaps "not to fit" would be $17.00.
SHOREY'S CLOTHING is not made to order, but [
made to fit, and every thread isguaranteed. L
uvtrwulnrtftlartnilla
Work whit
eou sleepwithout
wIthau
t
a grip or gripe, curing Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia and
Constipation, and make you
feel better in the morning.
FREE! Fioltah•eSa1:1
tefla1l
Ring, in e:
gnisito Pinsk tined Case. for
soiling ono dozen dainty packets
of Beliotrope. Rose. and Violet
Perfume. Sell at 10 cents each.
Return Its SIM and receive ring
FRES) by return :roan. Unsold.
goods returnable
7103835 SUPPLY CO.
Box 111 Toronto, Ont„
SVia, a -s 'a ' The l oI llo-nlar lutllnt' stilt([ cod fancy
,1 ;a,: ;>. The he
\t)stall (.Il rte au]rliration
e. r ,r
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Flit 1 �itl' 11•i.�("'-
c Aclulira i n for
i to
the quality of the goods
mei the style rind finish.
A u(1 Surprise at the
Iasi price at which
o 0 sell them.
A FULL LINE OF NEW who, y»11 \\outfurnttllr'e go to
acring
Yon rn,itrire 1t BLACsuit very
often at this tune of the year. We are prepared
to fit You out in the finest style. Best quality
C 11odSi closest prices.
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BOOKS FORR. i ' n _ WE'S --
School Opening
AND ALL THE CHILD -
RENS NEEDS AT
.Brown Ings.
Where the Scholars are used
well.
We are in the van with all
that is desirable in the line.
Letushow u rstook
S 0 our of
1' Fan[ Wort in l
� do �' 0 >," edS all
the newest colorings.
Remembere pat ) t lx ' tho
bestuit for $10.00
s tihat can
a
�
be bough in thin county.
GIVE US A. CALL.
J.111M thieve'
l'3ND?rk0T'i Ai?laltyfl' A SPECIAL f .
R. Ns RO E
1
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The three great vital factors
of this body of ours are the
heart, the nerves andthe blood.
It is because of the triple
power possessed by Milbui'nrs
Heart andNervePills of making
weak, irregular beating hearts
strong and steady, toning up
run down, shattered, nervous
systems and supplying those
elements necessary to make
thin, watery blood rich and
red, that so many wonderful
mires have been 'accredited to
this remedy.
Stere is the ease of Mrs. R.
J. Arnold, Woodstock, N.B.,
who says:
"I was troubled for some
time with nervous prostration
and general weakness, feeling
0,' :ritablo,debilitated and sleep-
less nearly all the time. - My
entire system became run
down. As soon as I began
taking Milburn's Heart and
Nerve Pills. I realized that
they had a calming, soothing
influence upon the nerves.
Every dose, seemed to help the
elute. They restored my sleep,
strengthened my nerves and
gave tone toiny entire system.
I think thein wonderful."
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YttiL 1.11?IsPs
Iicart
�tnd
Nervi
Pills
st
Wedding Suits a Specialty
A J SNELL
A Men is always i in The
SWIM
If he wears one of W.
JOHN'S neatly fitting
Sults
He is a sure fitter. -
His prices are away[down.
His goods are the best..
Call and examine his goods before -
buying your
SUIT
SUIT
W. JOHNS,
Y`l�e 'Tailor
By the Best
and t-
Ignore the
find
the end you will Y 1
id
it cheapest. Furnish that va-
cant room with one of our
Bed Room ,Setts, Tables
a !
Ci�al rs, Etc,
GET SOMETHING.....i •
We r--, llave it, you wr11]i, it.
I
Take a look at our �MDlinte , 01
FURNITURE and you will
find what you aro looking ookin�rr foil
COOLEY SON
TUB NI UBI+I AND VNDiL.R.,,12.A.1KIII lS
1 Opera Itoustx' Illocic.