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:ataxy Public, Convey
r, Fire Insurance agent
ge Licenees. Ioa1 doeti
n at reaeoriable rates
state at low tato of in
t office, Hensel'.
ds for invest-
rt./potty at lowest
N & CARLING,
Exeter.
HI.NSIVIAN, L. D. 8, ANI)
DR. A. U. RINSIVIAN, L.
a:Q. D. S., Honor Gralduate
of Torolito University. Dentist.
Teeth extracted without pain or
bad. lifter circlets. 0111Oe n Fan -
son's block. -West side of Main
ilxeter ,
8ON. (WO, L. 0.6 )
pENTIBT.
dilate of the Toronto IThilversity.
College a Dental Surgeons a
1bilawl work, Crowns, st d. Plate
the neatest PosSible manner. 4.
uoastlietio for painless extraction.
t attention given to the proservat-
atural teeth. Offiee opposite Ceial
Exeter, Ontario.
)OPER, Licensed Auc-
rr'the County LA Huron, Sales mi-
ll parts. mullet 'convenience can be
or at this office, Satisfaction ;platen-
ges moderate. Exeter P. 0,
101i
Moue
torest.
il.
J.
(Late wi ow & Proncifoot) Barrister
--
Solicitor. N ry Public, Hensall, OXit.
re A. Sellery, L. D. S., D. D. 8,, Honor Quail.
-ate a Toronto University, Dentists. Teeth
extraoted without pain or bad eireets, Office
iri Potty's Block, Roman. At Zurich icverY
Monday, oommenoing May 30th.
BRISIPS.-The friends of Dr. Neil
Meaecbine will regret Isis death which
oceurred at Boldridge, Nebraska, the
21st• inst., in his 42nd year. The de-
ceased formerly practised in Thorn -
dale, hut for several years bas resided
in U. S. At Boidridge he we very
successful in his profession. He leaves
a, widow and one daugbter. He had
one brother, Donald IlicXechine, of
London -Mr. and Mrs. John McAllis-
ter and her son and daughter were in
Seaforth last week attending the sit -
ver wedding of their daughter, Mrs.
A. Forbes,- Henry •Pylsas, of Chisel -
horst has sold his dwelling Isere, lately
owned by Wm. Pengally, to Chas.
Wilson, of Zurich. -Jas vie:Arthur was
k in Toronto this week visiting relatives.
• -Messrs, Willis & Shepherd made a
- large shipment of hogs this week,-
Gavin R. Moir, of Quebec is here visit -
STRAY lug his mother, -Dr. Sellery spent the
ORIDO onto the premises a itobt. Oreery, lot
P, eon, 11, Usborne, on or about 28th November,
a heifer. °weer can have same by proving
property and paying expenses.
ROST. URAERY, J1, Winchelsea, P.O.
eventh annual meeting of the share.
ncl patrons a the Winchelsea Cream &
A ssociation will be held in the Taw u -
all, Elirnville, on Thursday Jan, Ith, 1900,
lOommeneing at one o'clook p. in., to receive
official reports, pay dividends, elect officers,
and general business. You are rospectifully
nested Lobe present.
ELBRIDGE,JOSHUA JOHNS,
President. • Secretary
OTICE
Notice iaborby given that the 25th AN-
NUAL MEETING a:af the members ot THE
IlAY TOWNSHIP FARMERS' MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY will be hold
at the TOWN HALL, ZURICH on Tuesday,
January- 9th 1900, at, one o'clock P. M.
BUSI.NESS:--Receiving the Directors' and
r tary's Annual Reports. Election of Dir -
and other business for the good and
e of the Company. Allmembers are re-
d to attend.
ERRITT, Esq. HENRY EMBER,
President, • SeeretarY.
1-10USE AND LOTS FOR
'1 SALE,
The undersigned •Execerors a the estate of
the late Daniel Seeke of the township of Ilay,
offer for sale a house and stable and the ilVe ad -
mining 'village loth, in tho village of Dashwood.
The house and stable are frame and are ad-
mirably situated. For further particulars apply
to john R. Goetz Esq, or August Schroeder
Esq., Dashwood., Ont., the Executors of Daniel
Sack ,s deceased, or to their Solicitors, 1VIessrs.
DOLLINL & STANSURY, Exeter, Ont.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
In the Surrogate Court of theCounty
Huron.,
n the matter of the Guardianship
Lorne McTaggart, the infant child
ames Leonard Mc:Taggart. of the
neireeernith, in the
p of
uiaty of Huron, physician, deceas
otice is hereby given that after the expire -
of twenty days from the first pnblication
this notice, application wllbe made to the
rrogate Court of the County of Huron for a
nt of letters of guardianship of the above
ed infant, to Horatio Nelson MeTaggart of
Township of Tuckersmith. merchant, the
relfather of the said infant.
COLLINS & STANBURY
,• Solicitors for the Applicant.
Dated the99th clay of December, 1899.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the matter of the estate of Daniel
Sack% le te of the Township of sHay in
the County of Huron, retired farmer
eceased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to the Taro-
. visiobs of chapter 129 Revised Statutes of Ont.
1897 that all persons having claims againstithe
estate of the said Daniel Sacks, deceased
-Who died on or about the 8th day of January
are required on or before the the let day
Miry 190e to send post prepaid to Jen. R.
Esq. Dashwood P. 0. Ont., one of the
ors of the said Daniel Sacks, deceased,
names and addresses and occupation
h particularLkof their olahrts and state,
nts of their accounts and the nature of their
uritics (if any) heldby them.
lid -notice is hereby given that after the
day Of January 1900 the Executers Will
ceed to distribute the assets of the said
eased among the parties entitled there -
having i-ssrard only to the claims of
said John K. GoelZ and the said Exo-
ors shall not be liable tot the said assets 05
ny part thereof to any person or persons of
whose claims, notice shallnot have boon receiv-
ed by their at the time otsuch dietribution.
COLLINS & STANDulav,Exerars, ONT.
• Solicitors for the Executors.
Dated this 7th day of December', 1899
OUSE AND LOT FOR
ch notice shnhlhaVl3 been 'emus° y
SALE.
good storey and a half frame house on
ron street east A.pply to MISS VDSPER
S. SANDERS, Telegraph Office, Exeter,
OTICE TO CREDITOR'S
John Hyndman lato of the village
f Exeter in the County of Huron,
liysician, deceased.
umlaut to Chapter 120, of • the Revised
tutes of 0 min 1307, noticeis hereby given
tact s and others having claims
insi the es , Of John I-Tyne/nen late of
Village of Exeter in tne County of lEfuron,
Bitten, mem died on or about tho thitd of
bor. A. D. 1815, are, on or beforo the first
of Febtuary A. D. 1900 tolsend by nest Pre-
to Mossre. Dfcicson & Carling, Solicitore
ei Executors of the said deoeased their
'an names end surnames, addresses and
lone. the full Particulars of their elahns
at ef their at:counts and the nature of
ities (If any) hold by rhem and that
day last aforoaid the said EMI:inters
ocood to dietributo the assets of the
• imaged aniong the parties entitled there -
sing regard only to such claims Of which
•ce shall have beee given as abort) required
1 the said Executoth will he liable for the
timts or any part thereof to any person
mons of whose claim or claime notice Shall
have boon received at the time of each die-
bu eon.
NOTICE TO DESPOILS
411 aer,onuts, notes &c., duo or owing to the
0. of Hy:Amen & Hyndman, Plivietans,
Well said firm hes been diegoived by the
eath et the s.aid deeeaserneem Dyndman,must
hewn! on or before tho first day of March A
Bil0D0 telt IC Hytelman, Physician, who is
;Intim Steel to le e.ve and disehargo ,Clie game
And, all a ecount Sca, tainattilaig Unpaid atterithe
$40,10,, teat mentioned data will be inaectl in court,
itot crilection
Dated at, Meter this 27th day o. Deeember A.
ae, 1809.
DientSON & CARLING,
Seers for Exemiters
first part of this week visiting his par-
ents. -Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Colwill, arid
Miss Hagen attended the wedding of
Mss Steinbach, at Zurich, on Monday
evening last. -The many friends of
Miss Bella Sparks will be pleased to
bear that she is convalescent. -Miss
Doughty, of Galt,is visiting her cousin
Mrs.0.1.A. McDonel 1.-Oharles Nicholls,
of London, and his sister spent Xmas
clay with their sister, 136Ers. Urquhart. -
Mr. and Mrs. R. Twitchell spent Xmas
with his parents in Seaforth.- Joe
Norris, of Detroit Dental College is
enjoying the holidays with his sister.
v. W. I. Doherty spent Xmas at
•Iiotneiri London. -H. J, D. Cook
and Miss Nellie Shirra were joined in
wedlock last evening, -The R. Pickard
Co.,of Exeter, will open a general store
in R. Bell's block on 5th January.
Locals
ANOTHER. SWINDLE. -.A. farmer liv-
ing a short distance from Woodstock,
has lately fallen a yietine to an ingeni-
ous swindle, the particulars of which
the Woodstock Times publishes. Some
time ago a respectable looking intlivid-
ual approached this farmer, at his
home, with a sample of stock food
which, he designated Chicago Stock
Food. He had a variety of testitnoni-
als, ainongst them some which lie
claimed had been given by government
experimental stations. He succeeded,
in persuading his victim, to take a
small quantity at 80 cents per poued,
then wrote out an order, which the
unsuspecting farmer signed. • A. short
time atm the latter received 600 pounds
of the stock food, whieb be took away
from the station under the impression
that it was the 'supply which the agent
bad sold to the farmers of the neigh-
borhood, and which he would, take
away from his place and distribute
nmongst his various patrons. Imagine
CUT TtliS CHJT
AotI4 \vitt, 5 °eine in savers end yv
wfll
41001.)n" flint will bring Yon In 14101tO ax.osalt,
ru one month, illan anything ease Amerlea,
w, ICINNEY, Itl, T.,
S.aleni-Yormetith N,
oisfyilasi.xlien a stranger
the farmer s day wita a
called at his farm the 14,..er
for which he-
promissorynote for $18
n is the old
demanded payment. ' it .\
story, the signature is hiS°7 hand-
story,
and the goods fo , wine • the
payment calls are in his ossessisre
L
He will simply be obliged tP,,±a37 t!P J. a. Woodavard, Lockport, N. Y., subject,
note without redress.aawrate.dtrehines. what for .anril how
to run."
.
R. tMcMordie, Hippen, oat.-
ltIXEITE
uron county NOteS A 000f1 Man Gone, WI A R I
Henry Rath, who many years ago Dwight L. Moody the famoue even -
.res, Denten is
twee saay mill east of the ',look farm, gelist, died itt East Northfield, alitess wines. por a„,4441 r
Friday, •He was (32 years of age. A owe- • •
Jists4ey
Butter..
Began...
Geese
Fulleri on, died at the home ,of his
daughter, Mts. (Dr.) Scott, Seaford),
Dee, 28, in the 85th year his age,
A. pretty home weelding took place
at the residence of George Ovegg,
Spring Bank Fararii. Howick,en Dec.13,,
when Jais youngest daughter, Estella
IVTay,was united in marriage ti.. Arthur
Da rrock,
The Palmerston carriage factory has
had an offer from Goderich to move
the factory from Palmerston to that
place. The offer is a very favorable
one, but $o far the directors have made
no decision,
Police Magistrate Seeger, is taking
action against the town of Goderieh iu
eonsequence of its failure to provide
him with police court accoininoclatioo.
A writ has been issued by E. 0 Cam-
pion, Q. C., on behalf of :Sir. Seeger,
for $400 damages, and also for it man -
derails to compel the town to establish
it police office.
His Lordship Mr, Justice McMahon
intends presenting during the early
summer months books sufficient to
start libraries at Mount Carmel, at the
intersection of the townships of Mc-
Gillivray and Stephen, and in the
township of Ashfield. The spirit
manifested by Judge McMahon in the
establishment of these libraries is one
worthy. of ernulatien, and the good
work should amend.
The death is announced oE John
ni»sley, Winghein, after it month's
Goblii,t to bed, Deceased had
just paSseu Lab 57th year, and was the
eldest son of Edward Dinsley, of Olin -
ton. Be was born at Providence, R.
I., and came to Wingliain with hie
parents when quite young. A, tin-
smith by trade, he carried on business
for himself for some time, moving to
Wingliarn about 24 years ago, when he
engaged in the hotel business and has
been there ever since.
• The London, England, School Board
bas been considering the question of
providing free dinners for underfed
children in elementary schools. The
argument urged in favor of the meas-
ure is that since the people have
undertaken the duty of paying for the
education of the children of the work-
ing classee they are Also under the
obligation of feeding the children
when they are underfed.
Es N. Hannaer, one of Barries oldest
residents, met with a serious and prob-
ably fatal accident at the station there
Saturday evening. Mr. Hamner was
going to Toronto to spend Christmas
with her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Black-
• mode. Mr. Hanmer accompanied her
into the train, which started before he
could get oft In juruping he slipped
and fell under the moving train, one of
his legs being taker off above the
ankle, and the other so badly mangled
Abet it had to be amputeted.
SOUTH HURON FARMERS'
4-"INsmtrrE.
The regular meetings of the South Huron
Farmers Institute will be held, as follows, viz :
Brucefield, Jatirt, 6, 19P0
One o'clock p, re. Dixon's hall.
J. S. Woodward, LockpgrtY., subject,
"Profitable beef making. 3'. S. Woodward.
Lockport, N, Y., "Dorn how best grew and
-use it," J. Crealy, Seaforth, Ont.. "Cream-
ories'and how to make them profitable." "Our
export bacon trade to be discussed.
• EVENING MEETING.
7,30 °Week p
J. S. Woodward, subject, "A lay sermon."
Exeter Town at11, Jet 6th
One o'clock, p. m.
Mr. Render has returned to town. Arg.uciacrinonie as and present. Our export
bacon trade: 13
Miss Urquhart attende the wed-
, EVEN/NG MEETING.
ding of H. J. D. Cook and Miss Shirrs, 7.30 o'clock p, uh
of Hensel], yesterday. J. S. Woodward -A lay sermon.
The assembly on Thursday evening N. B. .-A lady speaker is expected to address
last was a decided success some 30 eaeh in eeting. At each evening meeting a
literary and musical programme will be pro -
couples be present. . , vided.
-nee_
R. B. MoLEAN It. GARDINER
The Latest News is. Sec.
The action of Carter's Little Liver
Pills is pleasant, mild and. natural,
They.gently stimulate the liver, and
regulate the bowels, but do not purge.
They are sure' to please. Try them,
Jos. Ped dell, it fanner, living a short.
distance west of Simcoe, became in-
toxicated while in town Saturday, and
on bis way home drove into the river
with a horse and rig. Peddell and the
horse were both drowned. He leaves
a wife and large family..
Detective Rider, of London, nabbed
William 'Wardell, a young farm labor-
er froin Lucart, set) the street there
Saturday. Wardell was riding it bicy-
cle which be is alleged to have coins
into possession of dishonestly. On
December 20th Edward Anderson, of
London, left his bicycle in front of
Gleeson's barber shop, and when he
sought it later the wheel bad disap-
peared. Wardell is said to have trad-
ed the iniesing wheel' at Centralia.
He was remanded to the 27th inst.
An interesting case \ens tried at tbe
High Court of -Justice in Woodstock,
-Dec, 19. al messy v. ' Murray, was an
action 'brought by Alexander Murray
against David, Donald and Helen
Murray, ail of West, Zorra,to set aside a
will of their mother, the late Marga-
ret Murtay, made April 30th, 1897,
NN, hereby all her property went to de-
fendants. The plaintiff, Alexander
Murray, claimed that the deceased
was mentally unsound when she made
the will and that it was directly con-
trary to her expressed intention when
she wets in possession of her faculties.
The velue of the propertyin dispute is
in the imighborhood of $3,000. Justice
Ferguson dismissed the action with
costs le the plaintiff,.
MARRIED ,
GAIILD-I3ROOKS-At, the residence of the
brlde'e parents Exeter, on Christ. Mae day, by
the' Rev. W. IL Martin, B. D. Alexander H.,
Gauld, of Leedom' to Mary A. yonttgost
daughter of George Brooks.
BAGSIIAW- ROSS- At Cannington, on the
23h itisr. by the Rev, Mr. Cameros, as t the
realtleatee of the bride's parents Ay. D. Bag-
:411am, min pal of the Cio 1 tranahni 110 8011001'
tile
to Miss De , daughter of Daudet Ross, of
Canningte a.
COOK-SSIRRA-In Hay, on the 27t1t inst.,
by theRey J. S. XIOnaorgo/ .1 at the residence
o: tae bride's mother. H. J. D. COok, hart liter
et Hornell, to 11/liss Nellie, datightor of the
late Vielio1 Shorra.
IMILL1011-41,AR1iIS-At the parsonage. Staira
co. 2tet, by Rev. Mr. Nethereott, Mr. Win
Mee tO011184,Nollie Ilona., daughter of Sue
Harrel both *1 Ushorile.
SPEIARIN-sw OK- On Wedinaget0 Dee, 20th
at the residenee of IVIrs. Sleek, Sth tine:Miens-
, hard, by the Rev. air. Harrison, 02 Greaten
C4co. W. Seaman and Mae Sleek, &WOW' of
the late joliii Slack.
pet bY return ot ill at GOLDEN BO OF
EXETER
ROLLER niLLS
WOOD WANTED
ALWAYS READY
• FLOOR
Wholes le & Retail
CHOPPED FEED.
Barley, Peas, Oats. Corn
Big Stock on Hand
• Prices Right.
JOS,2:PH COBBLEDICK
MANAGER.
LE. I1TT'S
Ai
CAL'. AND SEE
ALL OUR NEW
Fancy oods
3 DAYS TILL NEW YEA'RS,
And this is he place to. bny your
nice pr05en4s. Our stock was never
so complete as it is at present with all
kinds of Handsome Goods as well as
toys of all kinds. Our stock of dolls
is something thet can't beat in the
county, We have got thetn at all
prices from le up to $5, levely
dressed doll for 25e, books of all kinds
from good authors, with stilt covets at
15c and 25c, and children's story boolle
from lc np to 50c. All kinds of fancy
boxes, our Opel ware is something
lovely. Toilet bottles from 50e lip te
$2, a great variety to ohoose from.
Xmas Cards and ()Mandel% to no end.
Oarnes of all kinds Carroms, Orokinole
boatels and small games.
Levitt's Fair
AGENT FOR PARISIAN STEAM
LAUNDRY.
VOLUM two SOI1S and a daughter sus- ,
vive. The cenee of death was a general !
breaking ilowo due to °vet work.
A F'enian Revival.
New York, Dee, 20.-A. special from
Worcester, Mass„ says Division No, 26
of the Ancient Order of Hibernian,
has voted unanimously in favor of an
invasion of Caneda if the opportune
Moment ebould arrive. President
James Noonan had spoken on the Boer
war, and urged all to be ready for ac-
tion if an emergency should arise.
Then he called for a show of bands
from all in favor of a raid on Canada,
and who would go. Everyone of the
hundred or more of the inen present
raised bis hand in a tumelt of enthusi-
asm. The officers of the division were
appointed a committee to consult with
officers of other Irish societies, and
arrange it mass meeting to express
sympathy for tbe Boers. There are
over L500 members of the Riberniana
here.
Washington, Dec. 26. -It is assumed
by Government officials that about
8,000 Americans have gone to South
Africa to assist the Boers. These ex-
peditions have been arranged so clev-
erly that wbile officials have been
morally convinced as to the ultimate
destination of the adventurers, there
twaesalno legal ground on eyhich to hol
hd
11 is uudexstood that Lord. Paunce-
fote bas cabled to his home Govern-
ment the absointe necessity of guard-
ing the Canadian frontier,
The cheese and butter trade brought
Canada about $20,500,000 this year,
which is a gain of fully 54,500,000 over
last season. This makes it the "high
water -mark" year in the history of tine
country.
A patriotic tabby gave birth to a lit-
ter of seven kittens in one of the pil-
lars of the Dewey ascii , An energetic
New Yorker stationed himself on the
corner of a crowded street and sold 250
alleged Dewey kittens at $1.50 apiece,
before the police interfered and stop-
ped the business. This shows how
modern legal restraints tend to foster
monopoly. But for police intervention
every American citizen might have en-
joyed all the pleasure of possessing an
original Dewey arah kitten.
FOR O'VER F [FT Y YEARS
AN OLD AND WELL -TRIED REDIEDY.—MEL
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for
over fifty years by millions of mothers for their
childrea while...tedthing, with perfect success
Lt soothes the child, softens the gums. allays al
pain, cures wind colic. and is the best remedy
for Diarrhcea. It is pleasant to the taste. Sold
by druggists in every part of the world. 25
cents a bottle. Its value is incalculable. Be
sure and ask for Mrs Winslow's Soothing
Syrup and take no other kind.
Five Packs of Cards Free -
Ono pack, 'May I. 0, U. Home,' One pack
'Escort,' One paok 'Flirtation,' One pack 'Hold -
to -light,' One <pack `Otr Sofa Just Holds Two.'
Samples of 20 other styles with book full of no-
tions. Sone 5c. silver for Postage.
A. W. KlaNNEY, E. T.,
Sttlem—Yarrnouth, N: S.
GIVE A YOUTH
resolution and a course in Business and Short
hand at the
S r
40). zwed
14,0NT.
and who shall place limits.to his career.- '
Catalogues free.
J. W. WESTERVELT, Prindlial
EAN
eat M rket
The undersigned has opened up it
new meat market. one door
Soon of Garlina's Store
where he will keep the choicest of
meats constantly on band.
A CALL SOLICITED.
JOliN T. f1ANN1NG
LOOS & Iolts
WANTED.
Highest Pvices Paid.
CUSTOM SAWING DONE
AT LOWEST PRICE'S.
Sutherland hues Co. LTD.
Late Gould's Mill, Exeter, Ont.
New
lacksmith
Shop
Tlie undersigned wishes to announce
that he has opened up a blacksmith
business in Dayis' old stand, Main St.,
where he will be prepareel to do all
kinds of
Get -lex -al iobbitirg
Terkeys
Chickens per It,
Ducats
Wool...........
Dried Appe..
Pork dressed „.
2711s, 1,95.
ol to 05
21 to 26
35to 40
53 co 50
,10 to 19
17 to 17
9 co p,
,., 7 to
. 3 to 5
7 to 7
131015
to 5
$5.00 to 5,50
Exeter, DECEMBER 2711i, 1190
Wheat per baseel,.. ... 55 10 7
to 29
Peas....
BarlOY
litezkwheat
Ogre'.
Beane ......
titter
Dfitte
Turkeys per lb.
8eese per th
Molten . .
011eez3e
POGALOOS per tag
Hay per ton ,
Pork Dor ewt • • •
• 'OLACKSMITHING
.11ORSESHOEING.. \7111. ::SPE01•11141l..
A 0A14,...$0,L10.1TE:0
Jas Russel
LO
A Soli
Soren
17 to 4
...11 o ds
Q 1,0 00
.2 to 41
r„'.. to 70
.1. ;.0 14
o10
70
LIJ 12
• , 5 to 10
....fa to 75
to 10
.05 tol 00
6.00 to $ 7.50
84.50 to $5.00 •
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 bloo•d 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 three doctors and
they gave me salve to put on, but it did no
good. Finally my leg became a solid
running sore. la 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."
THE
Clothing
ES ION
^
Constantly pursues a man
it is easy enough of solution,
though when you are able to
avail yourself of our offer. Wo
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 oid prices.)
Nice suits for $14: in fancy
worsted suiting-. We show a
'M mod moderate prices
Scoi,ch ant edradkan.tweeds
we cary a large and war strs=i
sorted stock. Prices to suit
all. A. large stock of the lat-
est goods voa oercfor singt
from $1,0 up.
GIVE US A CALT.i and see
what we eau do for you.
J. H. Grieve.
MERCHANT TAILOR
Women's
Ailments,
Women are corn-
:. ing to understand
that the Baekaehes,
Headaehes, Tired
Feelings and Weak
a. Spells from whieh
they suffer are due
to wrong attion of
▪ • the kidneys.
The poisons that
, ought to be carried
off ere sent back
into the blood, taking with them it
niul-
titiide of pains and aches.
MAWS Kidney
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:
"Some time ago I had ri violent attack
of Ea Grippe. From this, eevere kidney
trouble arose, for which I doctored with
a number of the best physicians in. St,
John, but reeeived little relief. Hearing
Doon's Kidney Pills highly spolcim of, I
• begun their Imo and hi it short time found
them to be a perfect cure. Before taking
these pills I suffered sech torture that I
could tot turn over hi, bed without assist-
ance. Doartis Xidney Pills have rescued
ne frona thig terrible condition, and have
rentoired, every pain and echo,
The slightest flaw u thQ ieat oer
manship-a stitch missed -a slip of ;the kuife,
only discernible to an expert condemns the
shoe that started toward the " Slater " goal
to the ordinary, ' °
tameless, '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. Every pair Goodyear ?Welt-
ed, name and price stamped on the soles.
$3.50 AND $5.00,
E. 1. SPACKIVIAN, SOLE LOCAL AGM',
MONEY'S MONEY
%,Any man who wears
the J. D. King Co,ls
Stub Proof Rubbers
makes money—money
- that will jingle in his pocket,
- Search the world over and you
• cr-3 cPwill find nothing better than $tub
c,..% pivot Rubbers, because
there is nothing better.
Any progressive dealer can tell
you all about Stub Proof, if not, write to
the J. D. King Co., and. they will tell you.
Yott 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. KING CO., Limited,
- Toronto. Montreal. Winnipeg.
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For Sale in Eieter by II. Bishop & on.
Fine
Tailoring
irnillatif WM*
The two-year-old son of J. W.
Davidson, of Medford, while p aying
on the floor of its parents' home Satur-
day, swallowed a bean. A physician
was called, but tl:e child died before
help could arrive.
To THE DEAF. -A rich lady cured of
her Deafness and Noises in the Head
by Dr. Nicholsons .Artificial Ear Drums
has sent 1,000 to -his Institute, so
a BLACK .ilt that deaf people mable to procure the
Yon require very
pElar to
rpuercipstmAn.yshavv.etibbeenini.
sftrietueie,A78PD'
often at this time of the year. We are prepared y
to
Goodsclosest prices. Eighth Avenue, New York,U. S. A.
fit you out in the finest style. t Best quality
Wedding Fruits A Specialty
JAS SNELL
ALL AT
THE FAMILY
Meat 81'
For first class
CORNED BEEF,
PRESSED TONGUE,
BOLOGNA. and SA -USAGE,
LARD and SMOKED MEATS
as:fine selection of
BEE14";
and all kinds of - -
Fresh randk`e,siteci [Nie,ett
on hand.
Note tivs address, one door north of
The R. Pickard Co's store.
0010,
WOOD'S
NORWAY
4s050
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licatli-
• naliy than any other ice 25,.
LOWS Dayputip Laxa-Liver Pills cure Const -
tion artd Dyspepsia. Do not gripe,
Price 28e.
SCHOOL BOOKS
—.camel& Assfam.........
A FULL LINE OF NEW
BOOKSPOE
SCh0 I Oqening
AND ALL THE CHILD -
RENS NEEDS AT
Brownings.
Where the Scholars are used
well.
TRY
R. N. BOWE
FOR
Furniture
A Man is always in The
SWIM
If he wears one of W
JOHN'S neatly fitting
Suit%
Ile is a sure fitter.
His price:, are away down.
His goods are the best.
Call and examine bis goods before
buying"your
FALL SUIT
W, JOHNS,
By the Best
i and—won--
ignore the Rest
In the end you will find
it cheapest. Furnish that va-
cant room with one of our
Bed Room Sett!;, Tables,
Chairs, Etc.
Y°V. Wiljggy8,gsrgi:,FACTION JOET SOMETHING
We have it, you want it.
Undertaking Ta1 a look at oaunriftill line ?IfFTJRNITtYRE !
111611T UP-TO-DfITE (find Whatyou you aro looking for
1111 LINES. if S COOLEY SON
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Oper
work 'while you sleep IrithOttt
curing Dyspepsia, Sick
and constipation and make you
in the toorning, Price 251.