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'Barristers, Senators, Ste., lviain St., Exeter.AVI.
OIE` TO LOAN.
We hitvounlimited private funds for iiwest-
t to
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ala o I y
a west yr
ort
meat opera farm or g p p
rates of interest,
DICKSON te CIARLING,
:Cxeter.
.....'r KINSMAN, L. D. S. AND
TI. DR. A.11. KINSMAN, L.
D. S.D. D. S., Honor Graduate
of 'Toronto 'University, Dentist.
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DENTIST.
Honor ;Graduate of the Toronto University,
and . Royal College of Dental Surgeons of
Ontario. • All bridge work, Crowns, at d Plate
avork done in the floated possible manner. A
3tarniless anaesthetic for painless extraction.
The strictest attention given. to the preservat-
ion, of the natural teeth. Officeopposite loon
tsar Hotel, Exeter, Ontario.
•
A . HOOPERLicensed Auc-
tioneer ;for the County of Huron. Sales con-
ductedliu all parts. and for convenience can, be
arranged for at this Oleo, Satisfaction
ttc..guaran-
' - •a•....Charg' I:os moderate. Exeter t0,
pITBLIC NOTICE
Notice is . hereby given that application has
boon made for the trausforof the bole. lisonce
held W. Zinger, of the village of Exeter to
Henry Cantelon, 4.11 parties interested aro
requested to govern themselves accordingly.
W. ZINGER
DID c;... YULE REACN WNIiE?
NOTICE.
Notice is herobygivon that a court for. the Bo-
ylston of the assessment in connection with the
gginuolithio pavement, will be held in the town
ball on the 10th day of 1 overeber,1800, at 7.30
o'clock, p. ni., for hoaringof appeals against
said assessment. All parties concerned will
govern thenlsolvosticaGxo. 11 BissETT, Clerk.:
• Exeter, Oct. See '09.
. MS FOR SALE.
FARMS
160 acres wellunproved .farm for sale; as
nares of fall wheat, 15 acres fall plowed, bal-
ance newly seeded, fair buildings, good fences,
good well of water, young bearing orchard.
farm
loieoailnopaymn down andgtnbargain
easy terms. Wo also have two choice 80 acre
farms which we nlustsell at once. These farms
are all situated in a choice farming district and
will be sold right.
PIONEER BANI{,
North Branch, Mich.
t BeConfirmed
Ca no e
The
News n
at the War Office in London..
FARM FOR S ALE.
The undersigned Executors of the estate of
the late Francis Hohlbein, offer for sale lot
7'o 21, concession 16, of the township of Ste-
phen. This farm contains 75 acres,; all in good
Cultivation. There is on the premises a two-
storey frame house, d bank barn, with wind-
mill which forces water into.barl,2 over living
wells, is all tile underdratned, and well fenced,
good bearing orchard, 11 miles from school, 3:1
miles from the flourishing village of Dash-
-wood. Address Edwin Dettrich, St. Clemeus,
Wellington Co., or Frank Bohlbein, Dashwood
R o.
et
Meagre, •e It
Are tall .l
tort A S
ria c s e O' r
11 area
ie Believed That the IiritIsh
Trooiis lave Waw preen. Conceal.
fruited at Ladysmith 'fill Bela.
fereenaen>ks Arrive—Dundee and
Glencoe Abandoned..
teatime,
Out. 0� lhtfollowing l ot
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3101lie
Slr Goons Stewart White to the
Marquis of Lsu,iloti ne, Secretary of State
Or War, resolved I11it eve1111)g Slit 11
o()Mee
the
War
at h
• posited blo k � t o t
c^, was 1
shoetly after midnight:
"Ladysmith, October 24, 0 pan Iu,fOruui-
tlou received yesterday showed that the
Boors had estitbiisbee themselves lir on-
sitterable ambers In au exceedingly good
position wesrt of the rutin lead leading frolil
Ladysmith to Dundee. •
"1 also line information that; the Dundee
force, foruierly corm meed by (}cit. SY
oils, end S1uCe his wound commanded by
Geu, Yule, was fftliieg back on Ladysmith
by way of Helpmaksar•-road, Beith, awl the
valleys o'e the 11 asclibank .ane aunchty
rivers, and was exsected to reach. Sunday
River Valley to -day. '
S'ole's Column Covered.
"I therefore moved oust A strong force to
Dover the movement of Yule's commit. The
enemy was .'discoreeed about 10\e1s• tulles
out Of Lailysnt[th In a position of Oxcep-
Lioual natant strength, west of the road.
When. he saw that the preparations were
being made ng*ttiust 11116, he utpened are
with Due gun with great a0curne
"Oar artillery soon gut into position mid
the gen was silenced, Troops wore
tr.
dere(' to occupy it itroug ridge, 1
iel
to the eneany's position, but 11ea1e1 to WOroad,
1 coniine(' my shorts to occupying iilin
anal hitting hint hard eneug11o Proven t
his taking action agit[usf
N11mberS of the enemy fled to the west dna
the lirivg had practically ceased at
o'lock.'"
A Brilliant Move.
The ('ape Town correspondent of The
Daily Mail, telegraphing at 0.45 p.m. ye
tertiay, says: "Gen. Yule has performed a
brili[ttutstrategical movement, By a swift
march to. the south, leaving Glencoe, 1.e
has c1teWite sforcelightly
ith
hose ofSirGeorge Stewart
to the north of Laayslilith,
"The two are now in a position to offer
battle. I believe the first attack will be
tirade O1 the large Free State force which
entered Natal by way of T1'mtwa Puss, and
which has since been harrassing Lady-
smith. The military authorities deckled
that
lces he tgen-
erals would be better able (o c with e
large force at a time than by having two
s11a11 detachments to oppose simultane-
ously.
Will Tackle Joubert.
"Accordingly after defeating the :Free
State troops they will eller battle• [o com-
mandant Gen. JoubertOnly 40 miles now
septette the two 13oer force's. Hence the
ueed for swift and telling action:
"Thetwo sections of the .Boer army to;
gether outnumber the entire British force
by three to one. diord fighting is certain
at a very early date. Our men are con-
tident and there Is i11110h enthusiasm.
"The fighting to -day outside ole y'e 1i e
was 1. mere bru511. The losses on eatly er
side were insignificant. It
an
artillery duel, hi which the Boers came o13
decidedly the worst."
Glencoe Also Abandoned..
Hagyard's yellow all cures sprains
ruises, sores,wounds; cuts, frostbites
hilbl€;rins, stings from insects, burns
calds;contusions, etc. Price 25 cents
-The man employed by Thos.Stivson,
• •SSauble Line, Stanley township, has.
gone ont of his mind. The poor fellow
bas been ailing for somelittle time
past. He was taken to his home
where he is being attended to.
Thos. -Walters, finisher at the Gode
rich organ factorand a lee,ding dor
net in the brass 'band, having just
n'.' gained the ranks of the benedicts, was
the recipient of 16 handsome dinner set
and toilet set from the members of the
band and Musical Society.
To TELE DEA.F.—A rich lady cured of
her Deafness and Noises in the Head
by Dr. Nicholsons Artificial Ear Dramas
bas sent £1,000: 4o his Institute,
, that deaf people linable to procure tho
Ear Drums may have them free. Ap-
• ply to Dept. A. S. V. the Institute, 780
Eighth Avenue, New York,U. S. A.
suites and fans
The handsome parlor s Y
tables we sell create admiration
and surprise: Admiration for
the 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
N. °.
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London, Oct 25.—The War Office despatch
Yulesrst ars. eeal
haabtudoue1 not only Dundee, but
Glencoe also, and, -.so far as present news
would indicate, he has ueither joined Gen.
White nor leached Ladysmith. . General
White's successful action, Announced 10
Parlament by- Mr. Wyndham; seemed to re-
solve itself into a mere engaging of the at,
Gen.
"
tendon. of the Free State troops while U
Yule is slipping southward.
It evident from the official despatches=
that both Commandant -General Jonbt.rt's
Column on the north and the Orange Free
State troops on the west, • now occupy
strong positions, and that nothing hinders
the Boers from following up General Yele'e
ret[r0me1t, and getting, arouuc1 Ladysmith.
from the So•uthetrst. Until reinforcements
arrive, it . seems that General White Is
obliged to concentrate 01 Lady smith. It is
bebevee that the (toverement have other
7eTlheSecretaryt have
St teafor Wareen p left. Mr.
Choate's residence early at the banquet
to General Harrison, and proceeded to the
War Office, whore even after midnight there
was much activity.-
Did Yale . Reach White
of Saar ie British territory, 1111 left ala1>iu11 1111,Pt RKE't'a;
foi'ee investing tilafeltin,;. The 1 lei: '15tete k
Beets are nlol lli„ 'weetwar(1 lir older "to join 1
bleu for an ltttaek on, liilehet•ley, couabag
"'The des latch • rider, who ore alYhoat per i,usUoi a4 to 05
aowui Ito the ()range ltiver from 1 leibelteY '..oats , . 25 to 211
are pelloriuing d;lrlug feats, Tlaey llde,y,BarleY.,A•.•, •.• to 'XV.
i:hrouglt Clic Boer lures under .Quer ot:'' , Peas ,..,.•,..... .... .• 55 to 58
i ver with- .,. , 15 to 15
diul,ltcss and get to 1110 Orange i l Buttol
out taking filly rest, save for a change of Eggs 15 to 15
horses, The distance is (10 miles. Turkeys .. 6 to 5 I
"Ono r10er, who got lute ICliuberiey bast Geese
lrriday, ryas creased 17 miles by Doers, Her- Chickens per lb - ' , .. 5 to 6
am Ducks
1 s
The t life. A
s • t in with ills rowlyeta) \v t.
escaping15
13'0.
to of .
t
1r.ti1 returned safety with, despot t:ht.s Wo ,.,. • • � 5 10 0
Orange Weer today, When he reached u Dried Apples
point 130 miles from Kimberley his horse Pork dressed. .. $5.50 to 5, 50
fell and kielietl Cavo ot.his .fingers ego -1113i; ..4 . — �—
a Hoek, but despite this palnfel Wound the
;;blunt fellow made it good journei here YLa6hdOlt,OOtebol•,25th 1800
Ile reports that the Boers are three 101186 Wheat Per bushel,,. G0 1,o 67
from Kimberley, but are afraid to attack Oats...:: 23 co. 24
the place 000 are vatting for the arrival Peas a0 to 00'
of Commander Cronje there. No Boers Barley,..,,. ;..,43 to 5t]
Buckwheat
,..45 to 48
Bu
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Belmont, winch C 7
It o Bel.
nSOI h f
Are to besec 30 to. 3J
l
Tt^
20 miles north o1` tale• Oriuigt River. The
Bye 54 to 00
defeats in Natal are taking nil the fight out Coro ' !i5 to 80
of thein, and they will not tithe]; the Brit- Beans
.14 to 14
Ish troops, 'though they may defend a few, Butter •... ,•• 15 to 16.
Eggs lit g r
[ v a here g
chosen a heaele Inighti g is here e
Hocks....., .. ao to ao
that Clic rasa\'lest lighting Of the\eau' is :rTurkeysperib.,•, .. 10 to 12
ever, except for a battle near Pretoria." Geese per lb0 to 10
Row 'Wuldeley Siies It lilt• chickens 50 to 75
Cheese . , ...... 8 to 10
Potatoes, per bag 80 tol 00
Hay per ton ...... ..$ 6.00 to $. 7.50
Pork per cwt .. $4.50 to 35.00
HOUSANDS OF YOUNG MEN are ,
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troubled
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deatcy, exhaustion, los yt
aching backs and kidneys, painful. urine=
tion bashfulness, sediment Sit 0111102 tosses
at alght, impotency, headaches, vancocete, :96.)
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pitidples, ulcers, bone paius,—The results 0o£evilhabitsinyoutttor laterexaeSses.
IOur Vitalized Creatlnent cures the worst
cases.
nuesIons & Varicocele 0
sap Cho' vigor and vitality sod produce 013
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London, Oct. 255.—Although there is no
reason to doubt the accuracy of the de-•
spatch from Cape '.Lown to The Daily Mail
regarding (lien. Yule's inovefiaent , it is
gurions that Gen. 'White's telegram to the
War Office is also flitted 0 p.m.. but males
n0 mention of a joining, of forces.- When
the War Office's despatch was issued, just
after midnight, the officials annonncee that
nothing more would be communicated until
Wednesday 3000100(1, so that it is impos-
sible to confirm or deny the news.
Gen. Yule luta a llenvy 1u:tech Monday.
over the Stratford Slopes and the Suerfon-
teiu table, both over 5000 feet high nada
arrived after dusk at Berth. which is half
way between I orale s Drift a1(1 hasenl
.t
heavy had
still
He
Unna
White at
was hardly: expected to join Gen. 1Y
Ladysmith until to-dny. . His movements
were actuated by sound judgment, since
he soon would have been surrounded and
in a desperate position. The combined
forces at Ladysmith) now amounting to
some 12,000 11tcu, will be amply sufficient
to act on the defensive.
ter.
Baden-Powell -a righter.
London, Oct. 24. The War Office mile
Mixed this evening this 110spateh from Col.
Sacco-1'owell, the British commander at
attacking, dated Oct';ober. 1.Sth, tool forward-
ed from Cape Town: `A11 well here. In
a fight today tour mites from 'Mafekiig
the armored troll, a section of the British
South. African police and two sgn:tave of
the - Protectorate 'Regiment repulsed the
enemy, losing two killed and 15 wounded,
the hitter 1uc1ml-tug Lieut. Bt.t9tinek, 0th
Protector-
ate
Lieut. Bray of the T 1ott.c
«leRegiment, ut
sale Itegimellt, both slightly.
"The enemy's loss is estimated at 53
0f
killed, brailles 50 wounded. The names'
oat 1/111011 and wounded will follow. All
at 011 eQ splendlctiy and are vet)' >1nxteila for
the next meeting with the endo
A11 Well Dia Oct. 20.
Cape 'town, Oct, 20.—A 1u088age received
:01, evening from 11 tfcictug, by way of
Lorenzo Marquez, says: "All well in Mare
-
deg 011 Ort. 20."
Latest 500111 1.Ciinbd.rlexe.
('ape '1'0wit, Oct. 23.—A despatch
tcht byEl
Kimberley, darted Oct,1.1,
de:petch 101010r to the Orange River, hes
just arrived Here. It says that the position
The Hit go t.
,il-
11e
gid.
• n c
Kimberley iuh;l
ht 1101.Yesis » g
Cud
the en• y ine he the position b1 the SpYt-
foaenemy In the same 1
forctein neighborhood .:Cite prisoners who
were captured waren the 1611more0 Solo tas
are
destroyed by the ISomrs et
now reported alive and w'011 treated.
Boers in a Hurry.
'Che lineis 110isred the ig of the
Trans
\•sal over Vlyb»r1 on O
issuing a proclamation thflt tecimtllaland
y eon,
issuing
part of the, 7.ransVanl. This 19
rt"garde(' us at ]'loin the repulijicit� hoot
the
colonial Dutch to join the . p
r• of
t nisi: llereaft0r of the charge n 1
»16l ,
incurring
1 tle-
i Hiatt
' ultimately ' ere Boers i.lo
ikota tren tion if the
. M
of 1t
iln
len:. e d. Cn1 lir•lce\v1tcU, on beg.
t.'
[unucdintely Issnect A proClauillllgn,yannir�,v
tug the people thatIf
>:I r 1 11tIsiity'•w jentts
Were feend 1sslsl[1 g t see 10.
Woos, either directly ot Indieee ly, 1
son wonid he pu111511ed summarily 18. a
tteli-
.'sof Cape >•c l
t
n • 'rest
al arrests' 1
base rebel. 5.\e1
sten were made Vere yestcrdey.
Advauacing oda Kimberley,
tendon, Oct. 26• --'rite 1)ally 'l'eiegrepil
has the following from Deana, Cape Col-
on dated. Monday evening;
Y,. Government ere nbont 19 -
WhigTrnnsrnati (4orca u u
s ung n proclamation (1ednring the dietriel
nol'tln of the Veal River, and inclufllg
100e1,11anelanl, in he Boer territory.
''0Onlmnnclant (`rnni0, wh8 has been twice'
rei)ohied pt Sleeking, Is said to be ft&
eaneleg 0n IClmberley'r Gild to •116 imprison,
leg Hien and eetzing stores and )ftrIltlone
Loudon, Oct, 24, --The Parliamentary Sec-
retary of the War O'tTjce, AIr. George Wynd-
ham, in the ;[louse of Commons to -day, an -
'lettuce(' that Loral Wolseley, tbe comutand-
er-in-chief of the forces, sums tip the sttute
tion ID, Natal t0•tlay es ollows
""General Yu10 111(8 fallefn back to effect a
inaction with Sir George Stewart White..
lie camped yesterday evening about 113
miles south of Dundee, without seeing any-
thing of the elaeme during the marcih, and
1t has. Since been reported. that All's well.
on the W schblutic ltiver.'
"General White fought a seccessfol action
with an Orange Free State force to -day on
the road between. Lnclysniith and Newcastle,
and should join hands with General Yule
this evening,
"General Yale reports that his wounded
are doing iv i1. The Boer wounded on our
111. ,' treated just es Dur own, and 1
lint c , ca ry reason to believe the Boers will
treat any of .our wounded in their hands 1n
a 5[Illiltll'13' humane manner."
Mr. Wyndham added : "I may remind
the house that the Tralisvanl le a party to
the Geneve Convention.
"Lora Wolseiey further says : 'I have
also ree 1vccl from Geeernt Walker at Cape
Town the following The last message
from 11rnberley, Oct. 22, 2 p.m., reports all
well,' "
Replying to a question Its to what ar-
rangements had been made to employ 01 -
Titian doctors to assist In the cafe of the
wounded in South Africa, Mir. Wyndham
said he was glad to take the opp'ortunity
of announcing that Sir 'William elecCor-
mac, the Otstiuguislled president of the
Royal College of Surgeons, had Intimated
his readiness to accompany General Sir
Reavers Buller's force and place his great
skill and ability at the disposal of the army
mealenl authorities. :lir. Wyndham added :
• ale have not hesitated to accept this pat-
riotic offer."
Steyn Has Good Gall.
London, Oct. 24.—The Colonial Office has
received a cablegram stating that President
Steyn of the Oriulge Free State has is-
sued a proclamation 1unmeing that part of
Cape Colony which is nartlt at the Vaal
Myer.
Dr. Jameson in the Game.
Lorenzo Marquez, Delagoa Bay, Oct 24.—
Dr. Jameson, \'110 110(01110 3111110115 tlir0l,gll
the raid which he heeded into the Trans.
vital, (11111 has companion, Col. Grey, have.
arrived here from Fng11111,1;
Provincial Politics.
Toronto, Oct 25. --Hon. P. It.
Latchford, the new Minister. of Pub-
lic Works, will run in South Renfrew,
1t. A. Campbell, l\I.P.P., will resign
to create the vaca,Acy. No opposition
to Mr. Ltachford's election is expect-
ed. It is thought that Iron, J. R.
Stratton n•ill have no opposition in
'West Peterboro.
Mr. Daniels, of the Goderich organ
factory staff, had one of his toes am-
putated at St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon-
don.
It is not generally known that
Lieut-qol. William Dillon Otter, who
is slated to command the Canadian
contingent in the Transvaal, is • a
native of the Huron tract, his birth-
place being near the town of Clinton.
Be received a portion, at least, of
his early education at the Goderich
High School.
THE MARKETS.
Trading- in Wheat, Wan Dull—Mark-
et Opened Loser Than on i1lon-
day—The Prices. '
Chicago, Oct.-.25.—Wheat. opened
lower yesterday on Liverpool cables,
only showing an advance of 1;$d, in
response • to the raise of nearly' a
cent in Chicago on Monday. The
closing quotations were : December
701e4c, May 74yec.
Liverpool, Oct. 25. ---December and
5laxch Wheat closed yesterday .1/ed
higher, May unchanged.
LEADING NV111d.d.i.' 1IAILIc1TS..
Following were the closing prices
at important wheat centres yester-
day,
Cash. Dec. May.
Chicago .... 50 702 $0 7414
New York ....• 0 751/2 0 7131/2
eli1wat,kee ... 0 `70 ,
St. Louis ... 0 70 0 701/2 0 7512
Toledo . . 0 7011 0 721/2 0 7714
Duluth, N0 1 Not 0 SOS- 0 OS1/s 0 717A
Duluth, No 1. hard 0 60 - •
Detroit, real... 1) 701/ 0 723f 0 7714
Detroit, white ... . 0 60/
Minneapolis .. 0 001 0 671 p 70%
Livereool—Close—Spot wheat dull Walla
65 01/cd; reel winter, >s 111/11; Nor.spring,
Gs 2c1; futures steady, Dee us 11%11 May
Gs Much Os
tl Spot corn, 3s t• d
,
futures steady, \oa 3s r•id. Dec.
36 81/2d,.
Jan. 3s 71/2t1, Feb 3s 0%0, Mlarch 35 01/2t1,
May 3s (i/d. Flour, 208.
7rt)ltO lrO.l.IVII •fu ...
Toronto, Oct, 25.—Receipts of'live
stock at the cattle market were light
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS
AN OLD AND WELL -TRIED REMEDY.—MTS..
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for
over fifty years by millions of mothers for their
children while teething with perfect suceews.
1t soothes the child, softens the gums. allays all
pain. cures wind collo. and is the best remedy
or Diarnccsa. Itis pleasant to the taste. Sold
by druggists in every part of the world. 25.
cents a bottle. Its value is incalculable, Be
surd and ask for Mrs Winslow's Soothing
Syrup and take no other kind.
Children Cry for
ST IA.
NEW
Meat Market
The undersigned has opened up a
new meat market one door
South of Garlille's Store.
where he will keep the choicest of
meats constantly .on band.
A CALL SOLICITED.
JOHN T MANNING
CALL AT
THE FAMILY'
Meat Market
Some Clothing is (or�
dere not made to fit.
Shore3.'s Clothing is made to
fit, not made to order:
every garment guaranteed.
Sold only by the best dealersa 't
Maitland lodge No. 33, A., F. and A..
M., Goderich, gave a complimentary
supper in honor of Alex. Ohr•iptol, a
past master of the lodge, who is about
moving to London.
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resolution and a course in Business and Short
hand at the
When the human foot was
first introduced to shoes it was
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strong–symmetrical – handsome.
It has been revolutionized
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to -day by sixteen centuries of
distorting tightness and freakish styles.
" Slater Shoes" are made to fit
feet as they are to -day, comfort first,
but good appearance never forgotten.
Twelve shapes, six widths, all
sizes leathers and colors,
Goodyear welted, name and price
stamped on the soles,
$3.5o and $5.00.
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PRESSED TONGUE,
BOLOGNA and SAUSAGE,
LARD and SMOKED MEATS
A fine selection of
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LAMB,
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.1. W, WESTERVELT, Prinoipel•
Be-opon Sopt. 5. •
ine
TaiIGring
esterda • 1;G carloads, composed of I'ou require a BLACK suit very
yesterday, + 1 often at this time of the year. W.e are preparelll
525 cattle, 300 Shoop, 2,315 hogs toffityououtintheSnest style. Best quality
and about 10 calves. The quality of Dods closest'prices.
fat cattle, with the exception of a
few loads for butchers' purposes,
were generally infcxior, few export-
ers being offered. Trade for the bet-
ter classes of cattle was slow, while
triose of inferior quality Were slow
of sale.
1 holm. - T 1 t 0 to e4 10
Export cattle, c
Export cattle, 110111 3 80 4 25
Butchers' cattle, melted lots 41)ii
i 4
10
" medium, mixed 3 35 o 40
" ^Deal... 3 451 3 60
" C011111i011 . ) 75 3 00
inferior 2 60 3 80
Milch torts each .., '28 00 50 00
Balls, heavy,. export, good -
giutlity ... . . , . 4 00 4 121/1
Bulls, medium, expott... 3 40 3 00
Loads good hutchcts end
exporters, mixed . 8 871k.
Stockers ...... 00
I. eellcrs, heavy .... .. 3 de
Feeders, light
Calces, each • 4 00'
5
1=r. .. 0
Sheep, per Ca
Sheep, bot t ti, per ewe:. 2 2.0
Lanbs, 11)1000 per cwt.. 3 r3-
Hop, 100 to 200 lbs.. each, 4 37;<
light fnts ... 4•;00
4 00
180.
t 50
8 00
34.0
2
40
•
heavy fats .. .. 4 00
corn -fed 4 00 1 1'91
" sows ... 3 00 ....
11r(1'VAIra CAT "I'1,ie 11,:611lC1;1',
tensa Buffalo, Oct. 24. -..Cattle -The trade
showed no pm tienla.r change 111 tone. :]'here
was 0)10 fresh 1011c1 cn s110 mill 11 fair gee•
r
t2ra1 demand. Calves were in u,od inti Sap..
np•
111y, fnir demand unci nlrhangOtl• 1)1101(6 t1
extra Were quotni.11e 57.75 to 58; good et
5
57.7.10.
1 1CC to
cin�
f
Sheep enol Lambs --Tate offerings were 18
loads 1111(�1 Included 8 loads of Co mule 11.11101.
The trade was stow, except on the very
top grades, which, being lit Nonpareil v0ly
light supply, sold n ebout 708(6)dey e
close, or on the basis of:$3i 25. Extra ian11))
Toe market
.,
li tnb1O 55 to 53.23. r \f a..
•e' o
Were
n
generally easy.
Cfil!1f.sl6 '1 :'. ill ..1114'1'i.
Cnnlpbeliford,0ht,, Oct. 21,—.1 the (n)np.
beliford Cheese Belted, held hire, toelny,
1600 boxes were bearded 11. 3-1110 wns bid..
but 110 sales were made. Board. adjO1»'nerl
foe one week,
Ingersoll, Ont., Det. 24.—Offertngs iooley,
231.0 boxes September melte; no enlese 11e
salesmen 1101dilig for 015110r prices:
'seine sold through the Week for tiles.
Wedding Suits a Specialty
A
J SNIELL
Agony
of
Eczema.
Couldn't sleep �'
at night
with the torture.
.Eczerna, or Salt Rheufn as it is
often called, is one of the most
agonizing of skin 'diseases, nothing;
but torture during the day and two-
fold torture at aright.
But there's a remedy permanently
of Eczema--
• kind
cures the Worst
relieves the itcling, burning and.
smarting and soots leaves the skin
smooth and healthy.
It is Burdock Blood Bitters.
Mrs, Welch, Greenbank, Ont.,
tried it and here is what she says:
"33.03. B. cured me of Eczerna three years
ago and I halve had no return of it „.
1 was so bad that I could not sleep at -..•
with it.
"Being g .. f B.B.B.1 tried if
B
ern told o , and Pato
bottles made a perfect and permanent cure."
1�4g� This boautiM
FREE! ("o1d•She11
Bollta
In
Itinr;. is ox
gnlsito Plush -lined Case for
selling one dozen dainty packets
of Heliotrope. Rose. one Ylolot
rorfame. Sell at 10 cants each.
Return ns 91,25 and receive ring
gadsrEtby re urn mail. Unsold
o
H011131 S10PPLY G0.
Brox E T Toronto, Out.
N
DR WOODS
E. Jr. SPACKMAN, SOLE LOCAL AGENT.
ameningiosonsimpt
MONEY'S EY
PINE
SYRUP.
CURES COUGHS AND COLDS.
Mrs. Alonzo H. Thurher, Freeport, INS.,
says: "I .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 com-
pletely cured.",
Work while you sleep without
a grip or gripe, curing Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia and.
Constipation, and make you
feel better in the morning.
SC ria Dir
A FULL LINE OF NEW
BOOKS FOR
'�7 e n i n
AND ALL THE CHILD
RENS NE CDS AT
Brownings.
Where the Scholars are used
well.
Fall
Any man who wears
the J. D. King Co.'s
Stub proof Rubbers
makes money—money
"a" that will jingle in his pocket,
Search the world over and you
twill find nothing better than, stub
proof Rubbers, because
there is nothing better.
Any progressive dealer can tell
you all about Stub roof, if not, write to
the. D. King Co., and they will tell you.
J . -
You can't afford to be without them because they are the
best. See that Stub Proof is STAMPED on the bottom of
each shoe. The J. D. RING CO., Limited,
Toronto. Montreal.. Winnipeg.
as
r
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-For Sill(; in _Exeter by H. Bishop & Son.
95 Cuttblsontandscndittons with the name o[ Srotir
nearest express Dines sod wo 11th ship you this Violin
with Outfit by express" subject to exanlaliatlon, E.v-
' amino Stat your express oriice. and ff yon and it exactly as
- we rapresentit and entirely satisfactory, pay Cho
express agent our special price, $4.05 and
express charges. This is a finely Snishell,
ar 99.00 Stradivarius model violin.
richly colored, highly polished, powerful
+,gc' and sweet in tone, Complete with (1110
bow, extra set otetrings and resin. A genuine
.argaln at the prico. Buy direct from us and says the dealer's proat.
Johnston & McFarlane, , Box E T Toronto, Ont•
yR o 11 s owtan1o1
your
nearest express office
and we will send this watch
there for you to examine. It is an
open -foto, gold.plated, dust proof
case, handsomely engraved, fitted
with American madel7 jewelled
stem wind and set movement,
1ady's or gent's size. Itisa
11rood timo piece, amain ap-
pearance to a 515.00 watch,
and is just the thing for
trading purposes. I1. on
careful examinataonyou aro
convinced d watch is
n ifce(' to s
worth farmers than wo ask.
pay the express agent 03.05
and express charges and it is
yours, . Werry'EV- atck Cow
BOX7. y Q7
Eoronto an.
r
Women's
Allments,
The late J. P. Doherty, of Clinton,
had his life insnied for $5,000. He was
a Methodist, a town councillor, Secre-
tary of the \Vest Huron Conservative
Association, and leaves a widow and
infant child.
Women are com-
ing to understand
that the Backaches,
Headaches, Tired
Feelings and Weak
Spells from which
they suffer are due ,
to wrong action of
the kidneys.
, �/The poisons that .. i' ought to be carried i
• .6 i off axe sent back
into the blood, taking with them e mul-
titude of pains and aches.Maley Pins
DOAN'S
drive away pains and aches, make women
healthy and happy—able to enjoy life. .
Mrs. C. H. Gillespie, 204 Britain Street,
St. John, N.B., says:
7.
Some time ago Solent attack
h
Ihad a v
of La Grippe. From this, severe kidney
trouble arose, for which I doctored with
a number of the best physicians in St.
John, but received little relief. Hearing
Doau's Kidney. Pills highly spoken. of, I
began their nse and in a ]short time found
1 them to be a perfect cure. Before taking
these pills I suffered shell torture that I.
could not turn over in bed without assist-
' 111. the van with all
ane Dean's Kidney fills have reserved
We are
me from thlg terrible condition, and have
that is desirable in the line i
o ck o£
our stock ushowyou
Let s
$1'7.00 Fancy Worsteds in all;
the newest colorings, l:
Remember we put up the
best suit for $.t0.00 that can
be bough in the count.... while you Mee without a gripe
b � Work wh y � g p
or pain,curing Dyspepsia, ySickEeadache
g
and Constipation and make you feel better
in and. ache
every a
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removed v
e
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P
GIVE US A CAL1
Sri the horning, nide 25e,
A Man is always . in The
If he wears one of W.
JOHN'S neatly fitting
Ile is a sure fitter.
His prieen are away down.
His goods are the best.
Call and examine his goods before
buyingyour.
- FALL SUIT
W. JOHNS,
slw-
TilesTa
By the est
aind
Ignore. the Rest
In the end you will. find
it cheapest. Furnish that va-
cant room with one 01 our
Bed Room Setts, Tables,
Chairs, aha , Etc.
....: '
C
SOMETHING SIL
W o have it, you want it.
at a
ourfull line of
look
Take00
T
FURNITURE and you ou will
find what you are looking for
S CI L Y SON
F•[t'1#,N1TtrItE AN0 ttN15I+,.Ct'1`AR IT3S
Opera era XIonse Block.