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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1899-11-23, Page 5T:.'i' E. +a"'EB 'TIMES MONEY TO LOANS fat from 43 t o 5/. Apply to ELLIOTI' & G ',ADMAN. Barristers, Solioitois, &o., MeinSt., Exeter. MONEY TO LOAN. Wo haveuuliinited private funds for invest - mut upon fern) or village property at lowest rates of interest, DICIgSON & CARLING, Exeter. H. DI'SA R. INSIVIANA L D, S, D. D, S., 3:ronor Graduate of Toronto University, Dentist. Teeth extracted without pain or bad after effects. Mice'in Fan. Son's block, West side of Main treet, Exeter' R. AliD SDN, (D. p' S. 0,S ) DBNTIST. Honor iGraduato of the Toronto University, and Royal College of Dental Surgeoua of Ontario. All bridge work, Crowns, and Plato work done in the neatest possible manner. A barinless aneoathotio for painless extraction. The etrictost attention given to the preservat- ion of the natural tenth. Office opposite tCen tral Hotel, Exeter, Ontario.' 'A. HOOPER, Licensed Attic- tioneor for the County of Huron. Salus con- ductedlin all parts. andfor convenience can be arranged for at this oflleo, Satisfaction guaran- teed, .Charges moderato, Exeter P. 0, Zion 131tI1ai'S, The tine weather o1 the past week has enabled the fanners to complete their fall plowing. The x oots are all housed and ready for winter and ditching is the order of the day at present, -The large drain moaning thXQR 1 Samuel Horn'sr1 s faro) and portion of Thos, Brock's, Fred Horns and the school yard is nearly completed. Fred will not need a boat next spring to go down cellar, -The sparrow match between the townline boys and those of the 10th con. of Blansbard was won by the latter by a small majority. There were over 5,000 sparrows caught. Mat Battan got the most, he having over 800 heads. ---A grand oyster and fowl sup- per was held at the residence of John Forrest which all thoroughly enjoyed. After supper they spent the evening in games and other amusements and dur- ing the wee small houas all the young men, accompanied by their guides„re- paired: homeward well pleased with their evenings enjoyment. The only thing to mar the pleasure of the even- ing was the absence of Frank Gun- ning and George Parkinson who got badly hurt a few eveningsbefore.- What might have proved a very ser- ious accident happened on Wednes- day evening last. Frank Gunning; George and Fred Parkinson were go- ing north along the 8th con. in a cart and when opposite Henry Hern's the r '� horse got frightened' incl ran away. NOTICE'. . In attempting• to hold the horse the The Council of the County of Huron will meet in tho oouueil chamber in the town of Godorioh on Tuesday, Dec. 5th, next at 3 o'clock p. m, W. Lane. Clerk. Dated at Goderich Nov. 20th, 1899. ESTRAY Came into the premises cf the undersigned, 300 3, con 21, Stephen, on or about Aug 181, a red heifer, two years old. Owner can have same by proving property and paying expenses. Jabs Uxowyer, Grand Bend. FARMS FOR SALE. 160 acres well improved farm for sale. '4S 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 will be sold at a bargain on small payment down and long time on balance on easy terms. We also have two choice 80 acre farms which we mustsell at once. Those farms aro all salute . 4p a choice farming district and will be soid' t1i” ;:�'EXON1;E1t BANK, - North Branch, Mich. FARM FOR S k LE. Tho undersigned Executors of the ostate of the late Francis Hohlbein, offer for sale, lot No 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, a bank barn, with wind- mill which forces water into barn,2 ever living wells is all the underdrained, and well fenced, good bearing orchard, i miles from school, 3i• miles from the flourishing villace of Dash- wood. Address Edwin Deitrich, St. Clemens, Wellington Co., or Frank Eohlbein, Dashwood P.O. 4t BORN WIND In Stephen. on Friday, Nov. 17th,wife of Henry Wind of a son, LEWIS-On Friday, Nov. 10th, Mr. and Mrs. Win- Lewis, Biddtilph, of a son. LUCRNER-In Shipka, ou Saturday, Nov. 18, wife of Charles Lackner, of a daughter. MARRIED CATHRO-HOLLAND-On Wednesday, Nov. et Miss Olive Gertrude, daughter of John. athro, of con.:, McGillivray, to S. H. Hol- land. B c'IL1ARGEY - CA.RRIGAN-On Wednes- day, Nov. 15th, at St. Patrick's church, Bid- dulph, Miss Mary Mclihargey, to James Carrigan. DIED VOSPER-In Exeter, on the 16th inst., Philippi George Vesper, aged 71 years. PENHALE-In Stephen on the 21st ins,., Goo. Penhafe, son of the late John. Penhale, aged e'er 28 years, 11 months. • ig H. ta Arnold, of the Bank of Mon- treal Goderich has been removed to the branch at Piston, and left on Mon- day to take his new position. R. W. Runcinian of Wingham, has disposed of the broonn factory machin cry and stock to Messrs Vandrick & Hickman of Owen Sound. It was shipped to them on Monday. A by-law to grant aid in the estab- lishment of a glass works at Goderich was voted on last Wednesday and was defeated in every ward, the total ma- jority against it being 1I9. Have no equal as a prompt and posi- tive cure for sick headache, biliousness constipation, pain in the side and liver troubles. Carter's Little Liver Pills. Try them. AFRR.. r8010111 [FOM ri,,##a h ov i i h U Mgt N U ��i� ��rt Ser t, Ma'orJ '� t, .r. , g 1 G..0 , , o , who is well known Eseber will give hid tllrillin}; le0i.nro nu the T1e t:. s VA .& lai)E1$S a tt..l tit'?DJL. JAM E- -SOV' l ,ti), --..-- MAIN ST. AlleT11.ODIST Oat/ R01::I, Ile will also exhibiI, his' rei'eat collrretion of African t.iit•irtyities and trophies from hunting and battle field, Military exInh,t.ion trill �. s,l8o he l lve, See 3111.11' w 1U roils. e9 •• � fitlffli&S,�,1, 156. & 106, bottom of the cart gave way nllow- ing the Gccu:pants to fall par tlyithiuria!, the opening-, thus rendering them un- able n- able'to hold him, After running in and out of the ditch and colliding with the fence several times, he got free from the cart and ran quite a distance before captured. The boys'were thrown with greri,t force against the fence, Frank Gunning being badly hurt inwardly, being unable to stand, George Parkinson got a bad cut on the lower lip which required several stitches. 5. Peart conveyed the in- jured ones bonne, having to . take Frank on some boards in the:buggy, he being unable to ;sit up. We are pleased to say that under skilful treat- ment they are progressing favorably. Several new head stones have been placed in the cemetery: Mathew Routly has a fine monument erected to the memory of his Wife and son. S. Peart has placed a very neat head a stone to mark the • xestm� place of his little daughters. -Mr. and Mrs. William Gregory of Brantford, while on their wedding tour, visited their friends in this vicinity last week. - John Batten's pew house is nearly completed and looks very nice. The painters are now busy putting the finishing touches on the inside. Joseph Brook and men of'Kirkton are doing the work. -Bruce Orossby has return• ed to Zion again, no doubt he is after one of the sweet maidens for which this place is bedoniing famous. His chances are good, having left hope and all the flowers behind. Huron County Notes Goderich is trying to reorganize the hockey club. A Twentieth Century Club has been organized at Goderich with the follow- ing officers: -President; Arthur Olark; vice president, Albert Duff ; secretary Neil Beeton ; treasurer, Harry Spence. The str. Rosedale arrived Tuesday morning at Goderich !from Fort Wil- liam with a Ioad of 80,000 bushels of wheat for the Goderich Elevator Co. The steam shovels made short work of the unloading, and the .Rosedale cleared Tuesday night. Lighthouse keeper Campbell of Goderich bas a fine new boat for use in his work. It was built by Wm.. Marlton, Cedar is the material used. As it is late in the year Mr. Campbell will not initiate his ;new craft until the beginning of next season. On Thursday afternoon' Thornton, the little son of Fred Howard, of Sea - forth, met with a painful accident: The little fellow was playing with a stick. wben be accidentally fell, caus- ing tbe stick to penetrate his cheek. He was at once carried to the Dr's where the wound was dressed. Victor Elliott, Wm. Weston and Thomas Elliott appeared before police magistrate Seeger at. Goderich on the the charge of disturbing choir practice at Bethel chnrch, ou the. fourth con, of Goderich township.Weston was discharged, and the Elliotts were each fined 2.50 and costs or ten days in -jail. There is some talk of appealing the case. On Monday night, Nov. 13, a bold attempt was made bo rob 'the resi- dence of Mr: William Hamilton, of Howick. Becoming alarmed at cer- tain prowlers around the house, a search was Tilade. Mr. Hamilton's sou William was examining one of the pig pens, when the light of the lantern flashed on a revolver in the hand at a man in a crouching position just inside the pen. I•winecliately the mau gave a bound forward and kicked the. lan- tern flying from bis hand, at the same time firing off the revolver. This shot came very near ending the earth- ly career of William Hamilton, jr., as the bullet went. whizzing past his left cheek and through the Krim of his hat. The would-be robber then got out of the pen, jumped over the fence and off down by the river ,to the north as fast as he could go, making good his escape:••. ,las. A> Ford and J. R, Holwes of Clinton returned from their western night, tripon Merida at, h , haying t n been , as fawest as I Monday I-Iead This was 1VIr. 1+ord's first trip west. and •be en- joyed ii very much, They i h 'C G found Y Y. sale for the stock taken Out. h r z nerd thinks that if the scenery in the Moun- tains peeper is any more grand or thrill leg than that ar �nnd the north g o i shore of Lake Superior, it must be sublime indeed. The towns of the west he is favorably impressed with, and some portions of the prairie, but he says the method of life followed by au fraction of the prairie settlers is something far below what people here are accustomed to. In his opinion the drinking evil is doing immense • in- jury to that fair country, He does not think very highly of some classes of the foreign settlers, though he ad - Mite they are making progress and 'devolping' the country.. For comforts he pr•efers Ontairio for •apeeul •l,Livi> i pportunibies he likes the divest, 'and hicks his time Was Well and profitably spent i.n making the rip. GODJIUtI011TOWNSHIP, Goderich Chief, a stallion owned by W, Currie, had the misfortune to break a email bone in one of its front ankles this week, The horse is aged, take and it xnay, soxiie time for break .to reover. ti c the Miss M. Blair, who has been teach- ing in 5, S. No. 10 fox the .past year, has been re-engaged for next year at a salary of $315, which is an increase of $30 over last year. W. S. Lawrence, teacher ,in 5, S, No. 11, (15th concession,) bas been re- .engaged for next year, Mr. Lawrence has turned out "a number of able and apt scholars, the appreciation of which is shown in the fact that he is re-en- gaged for his loth term, Harry Perdue hats returned from Manitoba, where he has been working for a couple of months. Harry is de- lighted with ,the West, and says that is the right place lo farm, and has a notion of going back in the future. What brought him home was, he heard his eldest daughter, Clara, was injured in a runaway accident, but on his 'arrival learned ib was false. His son Tom is doing well, at S35_a month in a livery stable. Hugh Ross of Clinton returned on Saturday from his trip to Manitoba, and in many respects is delighted with the experience be gathered. He does not like the Dauphin district at all, but he dose like all the territory embracing the Portage Plains. He o,` -i' : n.i $3,000 for a. quarter section in N. i,lrh a plow hns not yet been plac- ed, and` the owner simply smiled and said: -"I've already refused $5,000 for it and want $6,000. Mr. Ross is satis- fied that a person can do well in cer- tain parts of Manitoba, if he is willing to put up with drawbacks, which are not a few, but having only a wife and one child to keep; he will remain in Ontario, as be believes they can have more comforts hero than in the west. Three weeks before his return Mr. Ross had tbe misfortune to meet with an accident that laid him up, • He had engaged a man to drive him across the country. But the fellow had been drinking, and the ponies ran away, throwing them both out, and bruising each so badly they were scarcely able to move for two weeks. Mr. Ross thought be had some ribs broken, but fortunately did not sustain this injury. He isad 1 he g went out, and glad to get back to Ontario again. K i rkton BRIEFS. -Quite a number attended the oyster supper held at W oodharn, the proceeds being $100.25, which will be devoted to the L: O. L. Society. -Miss Isabella Kirk, from Detroit, is paying a visit to her relatives in Kirk - ton. -The Kirkton roller mill is on the boom. Samuel Brown has the con- tract for the mason work, and John Elliott the filming. 11 Poptllaritil that ILI- Grnawww with Mightg Sulks. Mama ryas Flat l All Points That Make Peilection. Notbwithstanding the fact that irri- tation and crude package dyes and soap -grease dyes are before the public seeking recognition, the 'fame and popularity of the Diamond Dyes is increasing with mighty strides. Those who have the misfortune to try any of the inferior dyes sold by. some dealers know well how deceptive they prove. The, users are utterly dis- heartened and disappointed. Their Fork with these common dyes show muddy and dihll- colors, and anger is kindled because valuable garments and -materials are spoiled. The Diamond Dyes,. simple and easy to use, have a standard of excellence that no others can approach. They give true, uniform and honest results when used in the mansion or cottage. Bright, clear and brilliant colors are always obtained on all goods -all wool, all cotton or mixed goods - when the plain directions are followed. Do not be deceived by any dealer when he offers you something just .as good as the Diamond Dyes. There are no other dyes iu the world that can. equal the "Diamond"; no others that can so successfully make old things new. All cases of weak or lame back,back- rche, rheumatism, will find relief by wearing one of Carter's, Sntar't• Weed and Belladonna. Backache Plasters. Price 25i. Toy them. A WORD OF WARNING There arc so nhauy substitutes, most of thein clangorous, being ibistod en ;the public, that wo would advise every one to see that the full name Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wilcl Strawberry is on every bottle you buy. Miss Bessie, daughter of of Conduc- tor Parker, formerly of Wingham, is completing her course as a nurse, in American hospitals.. FOR I 1i ov.>rR FIFTY' YEARS • Ale Ow AND Wasxa.Txncn Itlsetunva-Mrs, Win low's Soothing Syrup p has been used for ovox fifty Years bYmilli s of mothers fo r their while teething, childreno toot withp o rfectsucco a Isoothes the child softens It, of nus the gums allaysal pain cures wind colic. and is the bust remedy for Diarrhtba> It is pleasant to the taste. Sold by d ulsists in every 5 art of the world. 25cones aboftlt. Its value is incalculable. Be surd and ask for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup and tako no other kind. GIVE A YOUTH resolution and a course hi Business and Sforb hand at the ,r foR „aisle rYs IMPOflIANi 8111M1 fAOM A POR\111311A.1 tt ra relery k . Saved His Life MIS NOT BEEN lily n SINGLE DtIY SINGE fig WAS GURFD, • If there are doubters who in the past have questioned the efficacy of Paine's Celery Compound in saving life, they must, after carefully reading Mr. Kil- bride's second letter, come to the con- clusion that the great medicine is wor- thy of closer thought and attention than they were disposed to give it weeks of months ago. Mr. P, J. Kilbride, postmaster of In- verness, P. E. I., is no idle theorist or speculator, neither has his important testimony been unduly obtained. This second -letter, vouching for a perma- nent and lasting cure, is allowed to be ir-ade public for the advantage and weal of thousands of sufferers who are anxiously looking for new life and free- dom from the power of disease. Mr. Kilbride says: "Nearly six years ago Paine's Celery Compound cured me -in fact, saved my life. At this time I am still feeling well and have not been i11 a single day since I used your famous Compound. I truly owe nay present health .and strength to Paine's Celery Compound ; it saved me from insanity and the grave. I shall never forget the awful state I was before I used lyour grand life restorer. Now I can sleep and eat well, for which I thank God and your wondrous curing medicine, I Have an- swered over two hundred and fifty letters written to me by other suffer- ers after my first testimonial letter was published. These letters have come from allCan Canada of arts and the Unit- ed States. MARKETS. Exeter. November 22d, 18 9 Wheat per bushel .04 Oats Barley. ...... Peas...... Butter.... Thursday morning while Mr. John- ston, hardware merchant, of„ Seaforth, was talking with one of the tinsmiths to 65 in his employ, he fell over in a faint, o gu without a moment's warning, and in ea five minutes expired. Deceased was 15 one of the oldest and most highly res - x9 pectecl business men of the place. 6 He was a prominent Methodist, and 6 Ieaves a wife and a large family, one of his daughters being organist of the 5Episcopal church. o . 25 t ... 351 .15 to Eggs...... .. 16 to Turkeys S to Goose 5 to Chickens per ib ... 5 to Ducks...... 6 to Wool.... 13 to Dried Apples... .. 5 to Pork dressed..... . .. ...- .. 85.00 to 5. London, November, 22d, 1895 Wheat per bushel,.. .... Oats Peas Barley Buckwheat Buckwheat Rye. ,- Corn ,...r. Beans Butter .... Eggs • 15 Ducks . • . 60 Turkeys per lb.. • . 10 Geese per 0) ...... 9 Chickens 50 Cheese...... 8 Potatoes per bag .- -..86 Hay per ton ...... . .$ 6.00 to Pork per cwt..: . $4.50 to _28 51 37 45 42 65 GO to to to to to To THE D1 Ar. -A rich lady cured of her Deafness and Noises in the Head 67, by Dr. Nicholsons Artificial Ear Drums 29 has sent £1 000i to his Institute, so I% that deaf people unable to procure the 48 Ear Drums may have them free. Ap- 66 ply to Dept. A. S. V. the Institute, 780 Eighth Avenue, New York,U. S. A. to 16 to 70. to 12 to 75 i to 10 tol 00 $ 7.50 $5.00 A powerful lung healing remedy that cures• the worst kinds of coughs and colds of young or old more promptly and effect- ually than any other medicine. Prioe. 25c. Laxa-saver Pills cure Constipa- tion and Dyspepsia. Do not gripe. Prioe 250. M BIN Meat Market The undersigned has opened up at new meat market one door South of Garliuo'8 Store where he will keep the choicest of meats constantly on hand. A CALL SOLICITED. O1N T MANNINO 9tSeW99leRiraii 4a irHOUSANDS OP' YOUNG MEN are ii troubled with nervousness, despon- dency, exhaustion, loss of memory, aching hacks and kidneys, painful uriva. tion bash hiltless, sediment in urine, losses at night, ivapotency, headaches, varicocele, ((Ql� g , , !fi pimples, dicers hone pains, -The results ))j of s i9 iof evil habits in youths or later execsscs. Our Vitalized Treatment ct s the worst (cases. Emissions al Varloccele sap the vigor and vt aiity iuci produce weak men. oat- DoiSnr"flrcatuitoit cvldt Cosre area. Stricture and Cieet, Y No matter 71_ tot l ,tow Chronic, yield our Thal. l ,y i ed Treatment. No p T a tent. cat! i nopain, z 1 o r of p Brio detention from business. Ali'drafns cease, Our lt)ollarr 'Treatraatria* will Guru 'iron. Blood & Sexual Diseasesx cured forever. No return of the disease. 0' No Mercury. No Poison. Oar Ddl/nt,�` r Treatincrzt will Cure '"root., 'We tl Guarantee Cured. and who shall place liinits.to his carom'. CataIOguoefree. J`, W. WESTERVEIi't, Panelled Ci3 tVe treat' and cure all tits, �c �ytt tt �i cases of meuaud women for lC �Ll EtsmittMian diad Qonsnitation F'roe. \E>:ite Yo; • • . Work while you sleep winked a gripe Ilii for 1io s Itoatie f m n • 01.71 r pp'ain,. curing Iyyspepsia, Slcicliesidaehe S 471'rlioidg�it3oenue,. vaoonstipation.andWake you batt 0 DOLI�R DOCTODtDetrori Aitch. taw y i ole ' ' in the morning,?rice 25e, " t i ,sit lea+ e' T F lE Ii -thiLd 1,1 Ti Constantly pursues a man it is easy enough of solution, though when you are able to availyourselfof our offer. We are showing a fine range of Black Worsted in twills, vene- tians and clays (bought before the heavy advance in price and selling at the old prices.) Nice suits for $14 in fancy worsted suiting. We show ct big range at moderate prices in Scotch and Canadian tweeds we cary a large and well as- sorted stock. Prices to suit all. A 'large stock of the lat- est goods voa oercfor singt from 10 up. GIVE US A CALL and see what we can do for you. J. 4 r leve® MEROHANT;TAILOR Wornen's Ailments. 1 women are com- ing to understand that the Backaches, Headaches, Tired Feelings and Weak Spoils from which they suffer are due to wrong action of the kidneys. � The poisons that \-. ll ought to be carried w "' off are sent back into the blood, taking with them a mul- tita i a of pains and aches. COMPS' Kidney Pills drive away pains And aches, make women healthy and happy -able to enjoy life. Mrs. 0, H. Gillespie, 204 Britain Street, St, John, N.B., says: " Some time ago I had a violent attack of LaGrippe. Peons this, severe kidney trouble arose, for which I doctored with a number of the best physicians in St, John, but received little toile f. Hearing Doan's s KidneyPills highly spoken en of, i g y p began their use and in a short title found them to be a perfect,eture. Before taking these pills I suffered such torture that I could not turn over in bed without Mist - nude. Domani s Si Y s v Ano Pill have rescued me from this terrible con ditiona and have removed every •ain and ache. A:: Destiny Changed. The "Slater Slloe” is closely watched dur- ing tile process of manufacture. ]very shoe. tnderoes a careful examination after leav- ing a v- ingthe hands of each operator. ,: The slightest flaw in the leather or work- lnataship-a stitch fl xssed-a slip of the knife, ' '• only discernible to an expert condemns the ` shoe that started toward the "Slater" goal to the ordinary, nameless, 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, 1 very pair Goodyear Welt- ed, name and price stamped on the soles. $3.50 AND $5.00. E. J. SPACKMAN, SOLE I:OC'.AL AGENT. MONEY'S MONEY Any mall who wears,. the (q�Jy ��TCJ�Dp. - 7Ki7n�g Ca.'s 4•�i'hbf6/ .T do�Ji .L\:t.Z.bIJer.s�. k �' ! •�� . la c,.l,.e I11011e 1 fS S 1k10.1 ,�,..�� �,�,"�.,>•' tars• a y that will jingle in his pocket, Search the world over and you. ti:") clDwill find nothing better .than stub Ptf Rubbers, because ;,.b there is nothing better. `Y'�""youalla out StubP�` ifnot write to, the J. D. King Co., and they will tell you. You can't afford to be without thein, because they are the best. See that Stub Prof is STAMPED on , the bottom of each shoe. The J. D. KING CO., Limited, Toronto. Montreal Winnipeg. Any progressive dealer can tell. For Sale in Exeter by H. Bishop & Son. TaIrin You require a BLACK suit very often at this time of the year. We are prepared to. lit you out in the finest style. Best quality C00dS closest prices. Wedding Suits A Specialty A J SNELL CALL AT THE FAMILY rkt3'�P• For first class CORNED BEEF, PRESSED TONGUE, BOLOGNA and SAUSAGE, LARD and SMOKED MEATS Line selection of BEEF, LAMB, FRESH PORK, and all kinds of Fr'ests tinsel Ssslterd Meats on hand. Note the address, one door north of The R. Pickard Co's store. LOWS HfiY9 PROP LE CK A FULL LINE 01? NEW BOOKS FOR School O ening AND ALL THE CHILD- RENS NEEDS AT Brownings. Where the Scholars are used well. The handsome aile r suites tes mad fancy tables wea 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 Mrs.who Ford resides with her sons on the 2nd con. of Hullett, is justly en- titled to rank as one of the pioneers and it is doubtful if there are many_, others who have resided so long in the township. For between fifty and sixty years she has lived on the 2nd con. She is 89 years of age, enjoys good health and has the use of all ber faculties but .one ; ber memory has..;'` failed her. and she cannot -remember her neighbors or the days of the weeks. - Leg A Soli Sif 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. ' Miss D. Melissa Burke, Grind- stone, Magdalen Islands, P. Q., says: "It is with pleasure I speak in favor of B.B.B. which cured me of a running sore on my leg. I consulted threedoctors and they gave me salve to put on, but it did no. goad. Finally my leg became a solid' running sore. In fact for nearly a month I could not put my foot to the floor. "I was advised to use B.B.B. and did so. Three bottles healed up my leg en- tirely so that I have never been troubled with it since." Man is always in The SWIM If he wears one of W. JOHN'S neatly fitting Suits He is a sure fitter. His prices are away down. His goods are the best. Call and examine his goods before buying your PALL SUIT W. JOHNS, The Tailor y the Best and 1 il®f°e the Hest In the end you will find. it cheapest, Furnish Sh, that va- cant aWCant room with 0110 of our Bed, Room Setts, Tables,s , Chairs Etc, GET IETHI.. �® N We have it,ou want it. Take a `look at our full line of FURNITURE and you will yes , « a ' find wlaat,you are looking for UNDERTAKING A SPECIALTY, i SON rt N,I tI E' AND 1;l , .ir S li�DI'.0 .1'AIiBp';<1 lila ° Opera L m as° Biocik.