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, So rpitrs' Sao„ Lin St, Exeter,
M0INL
� U LOAN.
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We have unlimitedrivate fund for in v est-
Yment'irpon hula or village property at lowest
rates of Interest.. •
• DICKSON fa C Al ?L
ING,
1 xetor.
RICNSl1lAN,
DI,' A. R. ItINSMAN, Ii,
D, S. D, D, S., Houor G'reduato
of Toronto University, Dentist,
Teeth extrra44__etect wi getup pain or
bad after; effects, Ofice in Fan -
son's block, West side of Main
treet, Exeter'
pR A D,ERr ON. (D• D. S. L' D 5)
DENTIST.
Honor Graduate of the : Toronto University,
and Royal College of Dental .Surgeons of
Ontario,Al r' e work, •'Ib ,d
g i , Crowpa wt d Plato
work dgne in the go
a
t st possible manner.
A
harmless anaesthetic for painless extraction,
yho strictest attention given
to the. preseivat•
ron of the natural teeth. • Office opposite'Cen
tarsi Hotel, Exeter, Ontario.
A. HOOPER, Licensed e
tioneor for the Country gf,Jiuron. Sales ''con-
i dnctodin,all parts. and for p nvendence can be ,
rpp
'""•''-'^�il*a aged:for at this oftleo,. Satisfaction guaratr-
• teed, Charges moderato. Exeter P. 0,
T
X J'
1 .41 E
Huron C4►urlty NQtes 1 tai her nose els posing' apparently th t I FO1t GVISIt > 11+ry xl�Alcs MAR R I<
T +,
The e �
xx w Z�uoak I icsby tet•in,n char
ming 1� ig that he had got the wrong bot '� � y
atl.i
cibi,Lvc: will be dedicated
lWtlh and 20t inst.
d scaled oil t
Qt r
On Friday evening AO Ass • ni bl w
given in Cardno's i11L11, SenfortIn
the young men,
Prof. al. }dawlrins l .
lately x
,, � o ganist
it w, h)' r that
hands ands rip to protect her face, and, real. a 1rrSlaw s Soatlung SYi'ul> has been used Pox
is (Moroi'
but she put bei AN •ox,n axz WF:r,r,-Tarsen Iteivrl;nx.--Mrs,
I
over flit earsb nrillio (S
zur mothers for their
tie, and scattered the contents over Iteootheeth char sof uh
e � t, s khexrzs. allaysaki
chaldron while teetblee. with erfect success..
s
1 elk c i Fain, hands a
xs a ore
a e rsd u s wind o•
as .face • • � n colic, i, r
.i;;,lt fuss carbolic 1 end is the best r i
by acid she was horribly burned,' As he
still threatened to kill. bee, and think-
ing he might easily do so in her help-
less
less ec9nciition, she said "You: may des-
troy m
'k
Y Y beery, but you "cant kill my
soul, as I belong to Christ," Land this
remark is apparently what saved bei'
a_ life, for his manner changed instant-
cl. ly and he fled out of the room, mak-
e ing his exit by way of the front door
and in the darkness he made his es-
cape,
t
More cases of sick headache, bilious-
ness, constipation, eau be cured in"less
- t:inie with less medicine, "and for less:
money, by using Carter's Little Liver.
- Pills, than by any other''rneans.
r The Downie Plowmen's Association
held their annual plowing match last
week on the farm of Gerge S, Litt,
r• lot 18, con, 2 Downie.
All the teachers in the St. Marys.
Public schools have been re-engaged
as follows ;-W. D. Spence, principal,
$750 ; Miss M. P. Barbour, $325 ; Miss
L. P, Ingersoll, $300 ; .Mies C. B. Del-
mage, 81300 ; Miss A. Wilson, $300 ;
Miss B. Donald, $300 ; Miss E, Gr. Mit-
chell, $300 ; Miss L. M. Thompson,
5275 ; miss G. 0, Box, $250.
You hardly realize that it is medi-
cine, when taking Carter's Little Liver;
Pills: they are very small ; no bad ef-
fects ; all. trouble from torpid livevand
'•� ee he stomach from bile.
..�..,sley,. the well-knownproprie-
tor
of the station hotel, Wingat, is
very ill with an attack of dropsy.. Mr
Dinsley's le
s s
y many i'riends will wish him.
a
speedy
recovery.
r
y
Holines of Walkerton" has; Pim-
chased the practice of Dr. Ralbfleisch
of Brussels. Dr. Holmes is a son of
Mr. Thos, Holmes of Wing.ham.
The Whitely" farm, ,on the Huron
Road, Tnekersmith, between Seafortli
and Clinton, was sold by public ane,
tion to Mr. Forester, of;Holmesvi]le
for $4,700. The farm contains 100
acres and has on it a stone house and
fair outbuildings.
Dina:61 Droatioi
lovImIlor,
oe
u
e
it
St. 'Thomas ohurc]h, Sea,?orth, bas bee
selected e
t
d
e e to
fill Ll
k like 1 position in th
,Presbyterian church, Brussels.
Tire directors of ° the Huron Cents::
Fair, held at Clinton, .finding thea
selves behind in finances,' have decide
to pay only 70 per cent, of the priz
money.
Geo, e
a, O.hGobatd, brother-in-law o
Walter Coats, and formerly- of Olin
ton. has been re-engaged as Principe
of Einbro Public School.
Miss Morton, the evangelist, is eon
ducting revival services inithe lIetho
dist church at Seafortb. The meet
ings will continue for three or fou
e
w s
ek .
H,1
1. Strang, B. A., principal of (rod
eriel Collegiate Institute, is the autho
of< new w text boolk on grammar which
is just snaking its appearance.
Ta s, Wilson has announced definite
ly his intention of offering himself as a
andiclate for the mayor's chair at the
approaching municipal` elections in
TRAYEv
•Strayed froin the pasture field, two miles
west of Exeter on November 7 throe 2 year old
sed steers. Information leading to their recov-
ery will be xeasortably rewarded.
Moses ii'ARDxsuxi •
r
hxeter On
t.
ESTRAY
Came into the premises of the undersigned
lot 13, con 21, Stephen, on or about Aug lst,.
a red heifer, two years old. Owner can have
same by proving property and paying expenses.
JAs nis.ORONYN,
Grand Bend.
FARMS FOR SALE.
160 acres well improved farm for sale. 48
acres of fall wheat, 15 acres fall plowed, bal-
ance newly -seeded, fair buildings, good fences,
good well of water, young bearing orchard.
This farm *ill be sold at a bargain on small
a
p yment down and long time on balance on
easy terms.: We also have two choice 80 acre
farms which wenaustsoll atone. These farms
are all situated in a choice farming district and
will be sold right.
P1oxnefeBANPa,
North Branch,Mch.
FARM FOR SALE.
The undersigned Executors of the estate of
the late Francis Eohlbein,, offer for sale, lot
No 21, concession 16, of the township of Ste-
phen. This farm contains 75 aures, all in good
:cultivation:• There is. ou the promises a two-
storey frame house, a bank barn, with wind-
mill which forces water into barn,2 ever living'
-wells is all tile iinderdrained, and well fenced
good bearing orchard,, 11 miles from school, 81
miles from the flourishing village of Dash-
wood. Address Edwin Deitriob, St. Clemens,
Wellington Co., or Frank Bohlbein, Dashwood
i'. O.
1t
. NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Pursuant to an order of Robert K.
Cowan, 'Esquire, Master of the Su-
-
^ re e�e,Court at London in the case
o torley:V. Tapp.
` "•• Creditors- of Thomas Nairu,lato of the Town-
",- ship of Biddnlpir, in the county of Middlesex,
gentleman, who died: on or about tho 18th Feb-
ruary, ruary, 1893, intestate, and all parties having
lions. or inoumbraneesgeneral or specific uppn
the whole or any undivided shares of his eetato
or upon the interests of any person or -persons
entitled to share' 'n
therein such estate lots,
1, "2 15,16 andt ' g'22
, 17;in Boulton s plan, and lots 220
2L1 an222 in Caddy's plan, .all in
Centralia,y p the village of
in the county of Hiu on) are on or'be'-
fo ethe 2
r 1st d
a of November, 1899 to
Y ye send by
post prepaid to Messrs. Bayly & Bayly of the
amity of London, Solicitors for the; plaintiffs,
the Christian and surnames addresses and
description, the full artioulans of their olainia
>lens or incumbrances; together with satisfac-
tory ,evidence of the amounts due thereon.
Also a statement of their securities, and tho
arature of.the securities (if any) held by them
and in default thereof. they. will be peremp-
torily excluded from :the benefit of the order
made herein. Ever creditor, lien -holder or
other
inumbranc ry o i
o h ld ngany security, is to
produce the same before me at my Charebers
at the county buildings, London. on the 21tlr.•
day of November, 1899, at 11 o'clock in the fore
noon, being the time appointed for adjudica-
tion on the claims,
Detect this 26th day of October, 1899.0
11. K. COWAN
Master.
3-t
OUSE AND LOT FOR.
A first class two-storey brick house, line large
stable, together with 1.5 of an acre of land, on
Albert street, Exeter. Will sell or exchange t
for farm property near a,town. Any person
desiring such a property, will find this a good
investment, and the offer remains open for two
weeks. Apply to laugh Oke, Exeter, or J. G.
Martin Contance, Huron Co.
P. S.-idr, Martinis desirous of purchasing oc
routing a good faun. •
2-t
Gederich. -
The Ribbert farm of Mr. William
Roberts has beeh sold to Mr. Peter
IEvans, son of Mr. William Evans 'Mc -
ICillop,for tree sum of $4,300. It con-
tains 75 acres of good land.
Thos. Macdonald, a former residen t
of Goderich, and the son of a fautol .
Scotch shipbuilder of. the early part ot
the Century, died at Toronto on Wed-
nesday evening in his 78th year.
John Agnew, of East
Wawanosh,
4 W anosh
who recently sold his farm, : has pur-
chased the old Arch Fisher prop-
erty, near the iron : bridge in Lower
Wingham. Mr. Agnew will move to
his new home in the near future.
James Vint, of East Wawanosb, fell
down stairs at his home. on" Monday
morning last, breaking his right arm
and- dislocating the salve arm at the
elbow. His face was also badly
cut and bruised. Mr. Vint is 74 years
of age.
John
Feyg'
i txscn of
the
Howick,
g 12th, con:
t� ick,. had two head- of fine
cattle
killed With lightning two weeks ' ago.
They were lying at the end of the
barn. The barn 'Was struck and
damaged considerably.
The Railway Committee of the
Privy Council has- passed au order
for the construction' of the railway
siding to Doherty Organ Works : at
Clinton and the only ;matter now .re-
maining to be disposed of is as to the
right of way through the private prop
Simon Forsyth, 0th line, Morris, was
so much taken with the appearance of
things in the West *that he has taken
up and bought 1,000 acres in the Rid-
ing Mountain section, Assinaboia and
will: move, there next spring. John
Mc0atcheon, of the Oth,has also invest-
ed in farms intlhe'same locality and
will try farming there next spring.
Charley. Young, of Porter's. Hill, had
quite a misfortune one day last week.
lie carne ona dog unawares ; it seized
him below the eye and took apiece of
flesh out, and.having,got the taste of
blood it madeit wiirj, and :hart.,. it not
been that the boy's mother was there
to beat him off, Charley might have
been killed.
The sixth annual Commencement
of the Clinton Collegiate Institute was
held in the Town Hall Friday even-
ing, •when the Clinton certificates were.
presented to the students who were
successful at the Midsummer Depart
mental' anti Matriculation Examina-
tions. The prizes won at the annual'
games were presentedduring the even-
ing. The : musical part of the program
was exceptionally good.
Charles Cook a careful f
armee resid-
ing on the Bayfield Road, had ' no less
thanleurteen barrels of select, packed
apples from one Baldwin tree. The
tree was a pretty large one, 3 feet 8
inehes.by 50 feet,' and. when the culls
and fallen frnit'' are considered, the
yield would be:" hard to beat. Mr.
Cook had, three acres of rnangold,s
which -yield. seventy-three 30 -bushels
loads.
Another effort is being made to
bring about a union of the two Meth-
odist churches in Clinton. Both of-
ficial boards have pronoucecl in favor
T
SALE . of it, and at a Joins meeting held
Tuesday evening a committee of six.
vas appointed to consider the sues..
FOR SALE
Debentures
Exeter.
Tenders will be received by the undersigned
up to 7 o'clock p. in., of the
"mac-ci Day- of : Nov„ 91 9So,
for the purchase of
Local Improvement De=
bentures
`, OF THE MTJNICIPA.LIIY OF THE
VILLAGE OF EXETER
Amounting to $1800.19 (ono thousand eight
hundred and nage dollars and 10 conks) payable
in ten equal annual instalimenta.
First Debenture payable on the first day of
Docieniber: A. D. 1900
Gaao, H, tssarr Muni '
ci allark
Dated at Exeter. this 3rd day of Nov.,1802 c "
C SALE.
AUCTION
OF
N in Centralia.
1lORLEY ET AL. V,TAPP:
To be sol .' t a t o, d m n'7l
d, rrsiia at t tog o t byp blas
.auction (4ubjectcto a ,osorvod bid) at the Royal
Hotel air Centralia b ,la. , Stanley,Au to
v s ct neer,
on 'Wednesday 22nd November 1050 at p. im
Lo rturnbors 220,221 and '2
Lotsz 22 , inCaddy's
d
plan: and lets 1,2, 1516 and 17 in Boultnt'ss Plan
all In the Village of Conti. (lilt; save and except
that part of said lot 2, heretofore sold to '.Chos.
Ie. Er nd ord,
a f
For terms i'paymentc
n o, and conditions of sale,
seo bill posters, or apply to .jas, fitai)ey, Atia-
tieneer, Lueao; Messrs. Crodyn 86 B3otts, So-
liehnea, London, or to
nAyLlt'tic BAY%tI/
D. IL COWAN Vendors' Solicitors,
• Master at London. London, Ont.
ion of site and report •a week hence.
The scheme has gone even further
than thio before, so that even now
there is no surety of union.
The prospects are getter for the
Wipgham Flax Co. this year than
they were last year. They had 141
acres of land leased and sown in flex.
One hundred and sixty-five tons of
flax have been brought to the mill,
and about 1200 bushels threshed, with
some amore to thresh, which will snake,
it is supposed,a total of 2000 bushels of
fax seed,; .this has been sold at $1.50
ri bushel. There was also ninety tons
uf'green :bow, which 'was sold at $17
per ton,
On Tuesday evening of last week
about half -past 0 o'clock, Mr, Charles
Carline Of Clinton left his house -30
seconds' walkfrotn the wain se --and
started for the evening mail,e.xpecting
only to he away for a .few minutes.
Mrs. Oarline has been in delicate
health foe a lone. time, but her disabil-
ity
isLbility is intensified by a broken thigh,
which confines her to becl. Soon. after-
Mr.
fter
1VIr. Carline had gone out Mrs. Carline
heard o.t
ar sine one rater by the rear door.
In moment or two she was startled
by seeing a man enter. her bedroom
who said, ''Missus,where does the boss
keep his money?" She replied she
p
had been i11 so long.she did not know,
1`
hntt]ron bt he had his money in his
g Y
pants pocket "But you will find my
pocket -book in that drawer," she con-
tits tied, pointing to a' bureau drawer.
He pulled ant the dertwee finding
therein a .picket book, in which were
< '
three Loc. shinplasters.
n tk r
Another ler p arse.
was in the same drawer, but he over-
looked it and was so an
1 at finding
g y
'so small an amount that he threw th
pocket-book on the floor. threatened
to suffocate her• or knock her
c l brains
out for deceiving bite.
Mrs. Carline sorest eel at t e '
M u h to of
bee voice ' and taking a stick, which
she had lying en the bed stanch h y g c her
assailant a sharp rap over the head,
Ho wrenched the stick from her haLnds,
and. struck her unmercifully over the
head, face, arms and legs Taking
a bottle from his pocket he applied it.
rein
or Diarrhoea. ft is p1ea8ant to the taste, ,Bald
by druggists in every part of the world, v25
cents it bottle. Its vahro is •inealeul ,ble. 130
sure and list Por Mrs Wi slew s Soothing
Syrup 'ai i
Yl rt irk
p t oarooh
ter
.kind
lllr. Reelci , who was employed in
the Windsor branch of the Bank of
Core 113erce has Com men ced his duties
in the Stretford branch.
;1'O'.l`.a n DEA -A rails lady • cured of
her Deafness and Noises in the Head
by Dr, Nicholsons Artificial Ear Drums
bas sent £1,000 to his institute, so
that deaf people linable to procure the
Ear
Drums rel
m
$z a. have Y ahem free. Ap-
ply to Dept. A. S. V. the Institute, 780
Eighth Avenue, New York,U, S. A.
ale OId Age.
/ Sad to see people
advaneed'in years
su13'eringfroznBaek-
ache, Larne Back
Urinary Troubles
' and Kidney Weak-
ness. A hale old
age, free fompains
and aches, can only
beattained bykeep-
ing the kidneys right and the, blood pure,
DOAN'S KIDNEY
PILLS
befriend .the aged by freeing them from
pain and correcting all g a 1 Disorders of the
Kidneys and Urinary System.
Mr. Thomas an old resident of
Renfrew,, Ont., spoke as follows:
"1 ant 72 yearsof age, and have been
troubled for a number of years with • ains
aeross my baeks' When. I would stoop
over it gave agonizing pain to straighten
up. I was so bad that I could searcely
walk. I, have' taken many kinds of medi-
cines, but got nothing to help me. Being
recommended 'to'try Doan's Kidney Pills
I: got a box. After taking three doses T
noticed areat gfor the change better,
and •I can- now get around as smart as a
cricket., T can split nay own, wood and am,
in fact, just like a new instil."
EDIN
Meat
The nnclereigued has opened up a
new meat market one door
TH lSA ®S ARE South of cal
11r � Store
e
where he will keep the choicest of
meats constantly on hand.
A CALL 1fOLICI'J ED.
.01i N T I1ANNING
CALL AT .
TIE F.AMLY
FFRNI
Paine's Ce1et y Compound
Gives Prompt Relief : and
Cures Permanently.
---
Thousands dsof
s people die p die iia -Novem-
ber of rheumatism. In the vast ma-
jority of cases carelessness, ignorance
and alack of medical skill send .the
sufferers to the grave.
It can be honestly and farlesslyas-
serted that in ninety-nine cases ut of
every hundred it would have banished
the disease and saved life.
No other medicine can ds such mar-
vellous work for those afflicted with'
rheumatism and sciatica. Fame's
Celery Compoundistruly your friend
and life -renewer ; it is the medicine re
conznaended by theablestphysicians for
the banishnen1t:atid cure of a disease
that has'such fatal results in the .yari-
able aufumn:men ths.
The original
cause ofrh rheumatism, tzsm, as
of so many other diseases, is ,a lack of
nerve force. . With this weakness of
nervous system there is a derangement
of the digestive organs ; the food stays
too long ]u the stomach, it turns sour, and the resulting acid entersthe blood.
The victim then takes cold, : and the
acid cannot he expelled from the - sys-
tem by ordinary means. Soon the
Joints swell, li
and then
there is '
intlam-.
rnatiou and great suffering.
Paine's Celery Compound used
promptly and regularly quickly expels
all the deadly acid from the body ; the
pains are banished, muscles and joints
that have become contracted . and
stiffened soon become limber and re-
gain their power,and t patient walks
with comfort and ease. •
A PERIVIANENT CURE
Of such serious diseases as Scrofula,01d5ores;
Eczema, Ring Worm, Ulcers, and all malignant'
diseases having their origin in bad' blood can
only be obtained through the use of Burdock
ood 13itters,
i have used Hagyard's Yellow Oil for Berns,
Scalds, Frost Bits Sprains,, bruises, Sore throat
and painsin the Stomach, I always say 11 is
r1 rogularinediuine cheat, it can be used) -in 80.
many die crentwoym.
4ft 1Si
°TROt7SANDS OF _ YOUNG MEN are
ra troubled
bled wit
hinervous
n
e`ss
des
on
y
dedcy, exhaustiou, loss o menrora
pm les,ulcers, bore airs,-
T e results iY)achingaelts and kidneys, painful urine, bashfulaess, sediment in urine, losses (3
at algid, impotency, headaches, varcocele, i
156 of earl habits in youth or later excesses.
Onc Vitalized Treatment cures the worst,
cases.•;. �,}
Emitssions
Varicocele S
sap the'vi "vigor Eor and vitality. and �r'oduoe (
@weak meg. Otss DollarTi'ca2 meant, )
tot will Cure Yoe*.
Stricture and Gloat,:
No matterliow Chronic,'yield to our Vital-
iecl Treatment. No operation, rte: pain,''
16 to tletewti
oil from bu to
s ess. All
"drains tWtns
lease. Dur Dollar Treatment
olio
�will
Garp Yon.
Blood 81, Sexual Diseases
cured forever. No return of the disease.
No Mercury.
No poi5o :
Our 'go i r
Treatment xn t wily
Cure 'You. We
Guarantee Cures.
eases of men
We treat and cure all dis- C
and women for r
�4
OP DE
AR
Iiraaninaion final Oonetiltgtlori iMree. Wriie for Qneiiron
Mei for 8'ose Ttmitritbnt.
471Miahr a
n Ave
nue
D
!l
Ol.l�� DOCTORS net .
reit Mich.
setsee a le osaoeeie "
4
f.
For first class
CORNED. BEEF,
DDE,,.
PRESSED TONGUE, ,
BOLOGNA and SAUSAGE,
LARD and SMOKED MEATS
A fine selection of,
BEEF,
LAMB,
FRESH PORLc,
and all kinds of
Y eesl-a anal matt
cert Tell eases
on band.
Note the address, die. s, nee door north of
The R. Pickard Co's store.
LOL St
Bdial, MRQP.
Yon require e aILAn
often at this time a suit very
of the'year. We are prepared
tofit111 you out in the finest style. Best quality
Coo d close9t pl3cos.
Wedding Suits E eia fa.
A J SNELL
This dangerous Blood Disease
always euredd: by Burdock
Blood Bitters,
e i
r.
Most people are aware how
serious a disease Erysipelas si'`elas is.
r
Cara t rout it out of the system
with ordinary dlrlarY r
elaaecl
es.
Like other dangerous blood
diseases, though, B. B. 13. can
cure it
everytime.
ne.
Read
what RaclaeI Patton,
Cape
Chin, Bruce
Co,,. Olt.
9
says: -
"1 wish to state that I used Bur..
dock Blood Bitter
i s for Erysipelas
il]
my face and general' run down State
of illy health. I tried ed lu rly rem-
edies but all failed to cure. I t"len
tried 13,13,13. T*0 bottles n,
cured tale and four bottles cotiipletele
cuted nae."
gainer, November 15th, 18 9
Wheat per bushel .. ,5t to 65
0(48. . 25. to 24;
Ba
r
P005 3,r to
.�54 to go
Butter. r
E
.15 .to 16
Turkeys
, 16 0 16
Z�
urkpve
Geese- 8 to 6
Chlekons per It 5 to 6
5
Deeks of
to'
Veel..,.13 to 15
Drled Apple 5 to
Pork dressd„ - , ,. +$5.00 to 5, 5°
0
London, Novembers, l5tb, 1801„
Wheat oL
plrbushel,.. 66 to 7
oats, 28 co G0
Peas ,.,,.,51 to 60
Barley.:.... , ••, ....37 to 40
Buckwheat ..,,46 to 45
Rye . ..t 0 to 6(1
Comes ,. ••42 to 41
Butter 6.a to 70
••••14 10'14.
Eggs . •„ I5 to 16
Ducks ., .. , , 60 . 0„70
Turkeys of h
R 1.. c
]1)
to
b
Geese per lb.. l"
Chickens....0 to 5
50
to 75
Che•ese, � � E to 10
Potatoes per bag...... .....80 tot 00 -
Hayper ton ,,,,,, .4 6.00 to $ 7.50
Pork per cwt..- .. 84,50 to 85.00
Robert Guest, of St; Marys. has re-
moved to Minneapolis, : where he will
reside in future,
Rave no equal as aromp t and posi-
tive cure for sick headache,. biliousess,
constipation, pain in the side. and all
liver troubles, Carter's Little Liver
Pills, Try then,
M. P. O'Connor, a formerresident;of
St. Marys, but, now station agent on
the L. E. & D. R. R., at Harrow, Essex
county, was recently the victim of an
assault by Dr. W. H, Campeau, of
Harrow.
O'Connor
nn
or laid
d an nformL-tion against his assailant,
and the case
carne up before Magistrate Bartlat at
Windsor on Tuesday. Dr. Campeau
was committed for trial, but was re-
leased on $100 bail, furnished by him-
self.
GIVE A YOUTH
resolution and a course in Business and Short
hand at the
• REST
and who shall place lirnits.to his career.
Catalogues free.
J. W. WESTERVELT, Principal,
Clott:
ging
ODE TION
t3
a. � y
e Order
ut M
de to
L..
Fit.
SIIORI3IT'S
Rigby Proofed
Frieze Ulsters
In seven. shades.
52 inches
lot�Deep Storni
Collar.
.
5 pockets -deep flaps.�.' Made
e
��-•� of Frieze -not Etoffe. 'guar:,
„ . anteed to please or your
money back.
Sold - all-
b
Y U p _ ate
Clothing Dealers for
moa`
v-o-o•u-o,��
The
St
Security.
p
On every
Slater Shoe
",
put there
by
makers as a guarantee of wear value- aP rotec-
tion against extortionate profits.
Many men would readily pay more for a
" Slater Shoe " were not •the price stamped on
the sole this stamp gives theactual market
value of the_shoe determined by the manufac-
turers.
Made in twelve
foot -model shapes, all
sizes, widths, leathers,
colors and styles. Every pair Good-
year welted.
I3.5o and $5.rao.
I,
eseasselsetteese
E. J. SPACkMAN, SOLE LOCAL AGENT.
Constantly pursues a man
it is easy enough of solution,
though when you are able to.
avail yourself of our offer. We
i
are sll
showing a fine range of
Black Worsted in twills, vene-
tians and clays(bought ,.
( �ht before
the heavyadvance 'i
in price
and selling at the old prices.)
Nice suits for, $14 in fallc
worsted suiting. We show 3
- a
big range at. moderate prices
in Sc Canadian and tweeds
we cary a large and well as-
sortedb
stock.Prices to suit
all. A large stock
of the la;
• t
est goods voa oercfor stn t
from $10 up.
GIVE US A CALL
and see
what we can do for you.
J . Grieve®
MERCHANT TAILOR
Thethree great vital factors.
of this body of ours are the
heart, the nerves andthe blood.:
It is because of the triple`
power�possessed by Milburn's
Heart andNervePiiisofmaking
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
cares havo been accredited to
this remedy:
Here is the case of Mrs. R.
1. Arnold, - Woodstoek, N.B.,
who :says:
"I was troubled for some
time with nervous prostration
and general weakness, feeling,
he -Rubio, debilitated and sleep-
less now 1y all the time. My
entire system became run
down. As soon as T began
taking lktilbure's Heart and
Nerve , Pills. .I realized that
they had a calming, soothing
iniluenee upon the nerves.:
Every dosaseemed .to help the
cure. They
costo ed
a,e
sae
my
strengthened' nay nerves and
gave
tone to my en
tire
system.
.
I think them wonderful,"
1 Any man who wears
wy i the
D. King Co.'s
ce rob Proof Rubbers
makes money -money
that will jingle in trisocket,
p
_r' Ser,rch file wor d
1 over and
t;v�
<. 11 .find 17 YGu
c~p c,
-r.J Rubbers,
because
_? ,
nGtlli.ncr" better.
t .
Any progressive dealer can tell
you, all about Stub e'
X .�.<,•��e �aB avtDt' if not, write to.
the D.King '
J. Co.,. and they will-tellY ou.
Yocan'
t afford to be without them, because
they are the
best. See that'
Stub Proof is STAMPED OI'1 the bottom of
each shoe.
The
. D. KING CO. Limited, d,
Toronto. Montreal, Winnipeg.
For Sale in 'Exeter by H. Bishop & Son.
A FULL LINE OF NEW
BOOKS FOR
School nening
AND ALL THE CHILD -
RENS NEEDS AT
Brownings.
Where the Scholars are ' used
well.
ii
The handsome parlor suites end fancy
tables we sell create admiration
and surprise: Admiration for,
„the quality of the goods
theand'
style and finish,
And Surprise at the
to
wP rice at '
which
we sell theta,
When you want furniture go to
R eROWI'S
UNDERTAKING
A SPECIALTY. c D ems• SON
R. N HOWE FURNITURE AND tNDERTA Iti.L"I3:S
A Man isiays 1n The
If be
wears one of W.
JOHN'S neatly fitting
Suits
lie is a sure fitter.
His prices are away down.
His goods are the : best.
Call and examine his'
buying 'goods before
'y g your
FALL SUIT
W. JOHNS,
"ce T l
S'7w r.
By the Best
and-owas,--
ignore the Rest
In the end7'
l you
111
find
it cheapest. Furnish that va-
cant
n-
a
ca �
l tlooua with elle, of our
Bed Room Setts, Tables,
Chairs„
GET SOMETHING
CE
We
have,
ItJcarr,` want it,
4
Take
look
at
our full line
FURNITURE and you will
find what you are loOking foi'
Opera House Block: