Exeter Times, 1900-2-1, Page 5THE .8IXETEli T
biONEY TO LOAN
seem 4i to sZ.teaua ttcz, Als‘s
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Pr asters Salaam, &e., elain St.. Exeter,
MONEY TO LOAN.
haveunlimited private funds for invest -
re•'" upon farm. or village property at lowest
re of loterest.
DIGKeeseN8 CARIANG
Exeter,
TT KINSMAN, L. D. S. AND
ee-- DR. A. it. RINsItAN.
D, S. D. D. S., Boner •Graduate
or Toronto Ladversity, Dentist.
Teeth extractect without pain or
bad after efrecee Office in Fap-
soles block, West side of Maur
yteeet, Exeter
44 (D. O. S. 1.- O. )
. DENTIST,
or Greduateof the Toronto University.
8* Hoyal College of Dental Surgeonof
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0 eirits. All bridge wore. Crowns, si d Plato
k donein the oesuest poseible manner A
teless miestherie for painless extraction.
Tr- strictest attention grveu to the preeervatem
fo ee natural teeth. Office opposite Cm,
- Rome Exeter. °marks-
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AHOOPER, Licensed Ave-
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tee •er for the Conoty of Huron. Sales con.
de ill in all parts. and for coevereenee can be
ar vessel for at this offica. eatisfact ion guarae.
terd. *sages mederate. Exeter P. 0,
CUT THIS OUT
mei teed us witb 5 mute in silver. and yrin will
mei le return mail e GOLDEN PDX OF 1
Welles Hid will bring, you in Moroi:Alt/NEV.
tn ease month, thee anyellitig etre In America.
w. KINNEY, le T.
palem-Yermoulle N. S.
NOTICE,
heesny styes nen I will not be re,
spoiA,i We fear dux debts contracted by any per.
Xelier pigeons veulsout zuy w ftwn ordet.
THOMAS CORN tele
Woodheto,
elau20111,1•90.
NOTICE
tiuneal meeting of the '17i -borne and Rile
ben Aiu ual Fire Insurance Company will be
iss the Public lien. Farquhar. on Monday
,nses11I ret one (Niece p,
„„elwriaseseceervinte the Direetoreand Seerenary
-zee 4crs awl Atim110.6atinlial reportes, mebe
election tif Tree Ihreetote, Two Auditors and
antis buerrlees tilt interest of the tennemany
aoliN EreteleitY. Ittne, CAM/entre:.
President. Sestet a
NOTICE TO t REDIToRS.
itt t be matt ee Iif .Junes G ilhert Jones,
of the village of Exeter, in the comity
of !linen. Merehant, Insolvent,
sseteete hereby given that James Gilbert
Joneetir the vislage of Exeter. in the County of
nurses, carrying ou bneiness titian Apple Buyer
and Frustum 3terchant at the said rimier of
3exett r. has made an aesigunient under It. O.
ali 147 of alt his estate tevtlits ar d 'erects
to Remy ww-tu.d Hemet* et the t„.0.14 vitutge et
isisiiratiCe A gent.for the general benefit
of hie Creditore.
A meeting of bis Creditors will be held at the
Oleo of le re". (Rieman. Harrester, lahi $t men
iuthe exist villam. a Exeter. on Friday, the
e4.•...xel. day of Feeruary A. D Itreteal two reetoitk
in the efterneon, to receive a. t4Mienn.nt, it
affairs, to apopint ers arid tix their re-
numeration and tor the ordering of the Wilde of
the leetate genetally.
Credithre are required to filo their claims
with the Aeeignee or with F. W. Uladman, bit
Solicitor, with the proole awl partieulatis there-
of required by the eald net on or before the day
O f such meeting.
And notice is further given that after the
fifteenth day of Parch, WOO. the Aesignee, will
pp:weed to distribute tho Assets of time said
stets. amongst tbd parties entitled thereto
liming' regent only to the debris of which rus-
tier tetall thee have been glvesi and that ho
will out, he liable for time said Assets or any
part tberessf so distrIbumed to any person or per
sons of whose einem not then have bed
notice.
Dee at Exeter, the 201h day Amery.
P. W. GLADZIAN HENRI. E. IllesTON,
Main Street Exeter Assigue
Assignees Solicitor.
SOU TI•I HURON FAR-
MERS' INSTITE1 E MEETINGS.
HENSALL, THURSDAY FEBRUARY Ise,
in Corrwortles Ilan. ;Major .1 Sheep:vas-En-
eilege and Ole round silo, -Our export bacon
trade. LI Mclewisb, Stanley,-Wby we till the
Evnerxre 7 31*
Major .1 Shapperd-Three historical days as
the le higara River. Miss 13 Areddock,-Domes-
tie euence. Puy meetings at 1 o'clock p m.
Evening nreetinge at 7 30 p in. In addition to
the above addresses, a literary and musical
programme is provided for the evening meet-
enge.
Ladies are cordially invited to the afternoon
as well as to the evening meetings.
A large attendanee is expected at the meet-
ings. They will be interesting, instruetive and
entertaining.
R GARDINER, 1113 ArcLEAN,
Secretary, President.
Reduction
in
PRICE
ene en. seiseeke
ash
Suitings
Tweeds redcuced from $18 to $10
10 e 14'
0 0 I/ 18 e 10'
Plain Worsteds , a 22 e 19,
Twill a 1, II eg II 15.
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Paintings
Tweeds reduced from $4.50 to $3.15
Black 11 11 $0.00 to $4.50
With all suits we give the best
trimmings and guaeantee to fit.
()all and ex...aline these goods
before baying your suiL
W JOHNS,
'rho Tailor
I am using English Stock Food for
calves and young stock and ern highly
pleased with its effects. It keeps the
digestive organs in a healthy condition
and -the growth and improvement' of
stock is well marked. I consider it a
most excellent food, and feel confident
t that it pays well to use it. I wotilft
highly recommend its use to sttick
.raisers. Man ufactuxed by C. Lutz,"
Druggist, Exeter. Price 50c per bag.
N4.3,ED CROSS SociETY.-The wain] i t -
tee for the Red Cross concert recently
held, desire to thank the public for
their patronage and to place the fol-
lowing accounts on record :
RECEIPTS. --Concert, $180.18; R. Lea -
thorn, $1; Mrs. Itogartb, $2; H. Either,
lef.P.P., $5; A Friend, 50c; W. Quinton,
51: Thos. Rowe, $1; C. Gidley, $1; total
5107.0S.
EXPENSES. --Twenty-nine dollers and
thirty-eight cents. Balance to be sent
Red Cross Fund, Toronto, $105.30.--L.
Ohairthan; IL D. RURDON, Sec.-
Treas.
Locals
TEACHER'S CONvENTION.- A we
mg of the teachers (sf Disteiet No.
West Huron, will be held in the Exet
Public,: School on Saturday Fab 10th
at, 1.80 p. in. A full attendanee cif the
teachers in the Distriet is requested.
Progreiume.-(1), Physiology. When
and how started one of the systems,
Mr. Brownlee ; (2), Reading Pt Ili
Vowel cembinations, Miss Ball ; (3),
\Talkie of weekly exams and monthly
reports, Mr. McDougald ; (4). Testehing
Ourrentilietory in our Publie Sehoolg,
..); Elgin Tom1. P. S.
P. GARDINER. See,y,
EXETER NOP= NOW:S.-Mies J's -
ie Willis is visiting friends in London.
--There are several weddings on the
tapis, which meat $ the losing cif some
of our young ladies. ---Mrs. W. Brick -
wood received word this week of the
death of her sister. 'Aires Carroll, in
who died on Friday last -
'Won Brickwood has purvbsteed theold
Thompson property on the Thames
Road.-Olnes. Nelson and John laytor
left on Itilonda.y for the Sot), where they
have secured sitnaticus.- Altai Via
White,of Londomis visiting ber grand-
mother. Mrs, 14. Al eTaggarn-The wed-
ding of Rieherd Barrie. of Brandon,
Man., and MIs. -Mary Willis, daughter
of James Willie. is tomounced for the
near future.- Harvey Brick NI teed is
visiting. in Toronto and Markham. -
D. Smith and Miss Apnie lies'wood
were tunneled in tiensall imp day last
week, by Rev. Dubiety.
THE WAR.
et -
2. Horace Townsend, cabling from •
es London said .
It is nowt known that Spion km) was
first reported the by to the Boer pos.
Worn Winn the 13ritish attacked it ou
Oe night of Jan. 23rd they securedone
'top, but in the morning they discov-
ered two others commanchog, the one
they held. These positiops the Boers
nforeed, and then they ht -gnu the
attaek, In a rk,In4A-r allak a elhlt
Ish tr.ed to capture the other kops, the -
Boers defending On so and at Ibe same
time trying to retake the one they bad
lost.
What had a. great effeet on the re-
sult, was the fact that the hill on
the British side Was very steep and
difficolt of approach, whereas on the
Boer side it sloped gently. 'This ham
pet -ed the British in rteinforeing the
detachment whieb had seized the hill.
The British appear at once to have et' -
trenched thenwelves strongly and
fighting of the most desperate des -
minion continued all day Wednes
day, jam 210, and the battle seems to I
have oscillated along the northern
slope, now the British, slow the, Boers
attacking, Then eione the end. The
Boers were smashing the British with
heavy ellen fire, nial cutting them
down with a deadly bail of Utiliser
bullets, white there appears no intilea.
Um that the British were able to get
op any artillerY.
General Battler has found fl Items -
•,y to again et...moss the Tugela river,
he Beer position heing too strong for
L'ae. ti addressima his men. however,
he has:, he bas the key to Ladysmith
and will relieve Gen, White within a,
week,.
Oen. Nelly -Kenny has ocenpied a
place between Gen. French on One Side
and Gen; Gatacre tin the other, and it
is believed the lame tomes will smite
and advance upon Bloemfontein.
°MTV& On January 25111, 4.11
old and esteemed resident of Ustiorne
township passed to the realms beyond.
We refer to the death of William
Jeckell, of the London road. Ireld le in '
his 07t It year. Deceased had been ill
for email months of internal eancer.
but previous to his late illness lout ap-
upaeimma
ei.rtsantage
lyniz6
ht,,ell A resident. of Ushorne for in me
ears, and wus held in high esteem by
a. large circle of acquaintanees. Ue
leaves a widoiy and grOWT1.11p fatuity
f sons and daughters to molten Ins •
demise. ' The fiutera 1 was hugely at
tended. The reoutios were toteveea
In the iSseter eemeteey.- There died in
Exeter, on the:13th January. Cat terrine
Armstrong, wife or W. S. Belkwill.
Huron size -et. She was in her Med
year. and was 0 daughter ni tigt4 late
JattleS Armstrong. of Homo street.
Deceased had liven ill hut a few ilayt;
heart failure being the cause.- Herriet
MIZE; bet II Piedra le 0 elk 1 of ( 'Imo
John Porthole), of the Lake Road, died
on January 20111, after a few days ill-
ness, at the age of 59 votive. Ikeeasetl
eflLjfled good health no to 0 few day.t
iso, when she complained of a pain in
the head, which devvioned Mtn an 011.
seees, She was highly reepeeted and
leaven 0 grown-up family to survive
he.
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TUE CANXINO INDUSTRY. - Every
now and again the er-
Ming a emoting fitetory ht Beet et' is
spoken of, lint hitherto the talk has
not molted in anything practical.
The Monetary Tunes ipitites promin-
ent Peinee, Edward Island eannee's
%rime on I he advantages to t he Lem-
ing community as follesvs : What do
the tanners of our distriet get outof
this canning industry!Anywhere
front $200 to 31000 eavh. There are
men in Prinre Edward minty who
nuke more out. ol' twenty acres given
over to truck production, thnn t he av-
erage farmer makes out of one hundred
acres farmed in the ordinary way.
One num lest you. prothised 13S, tons
of green peas frons three neres, and 1
bought them at 320 per tote That
gave the grower over $00 per twee. An
aere of corn will give from t wo to four
tons of ears, which will sell Itt $13 per
ton, and the stalks will keep mie vow
in fodder &mu August until the end of
the season. The, feed. secured for cows
pays the cost of cultivation. told the
money received for the ears is clear
gain." Quotations of extraordinary
profits have been made with regard to
the sugar beet production, hat the
figures quoted by the Prince Edward
Islander m (mid indicate that the can-
ning industry waS as good if not a
better concern to have, and the con.
elusion is not hard to arrive et that .
the :smaller capital required would
make a canning factory the more de-
sirable of the two. Exeter should Make
a move to get a factory started here.
TIIE RAID MEDALs. -On Friday last,
001. Holmes, of London, received 887
medals to be distributed to the veter-
ans of W. A great number of these
will be sent by mail, but the distribu-
tion bas not been fully deeided upon
by the Colonel. The names of the
veterans in Huron county are found in
the subjoined: - 38i -d. Battalion -Jas.
Beattie, Seaferth ; Joseph Beck, Salt.
ford ; Thos. Burnett, Seaforth ; Joseph
Copp, Clinton ; John Currie, Goderich;
D. Donovan, Seaforth ; R Dowling,
Harriston ; Ohas Eberbart, Stafta ;
Win Fraser, Dunlop R Gritmild by,
Walton ; Chas Bali, Kincardine ; R.
Listowel ; jas Bills, GE J sum kson,
Egiatondvil le ; G' T Jackson. Ripley;
R ,Tones, Seaforth ; FB H .Lawrason,
Goderich; W Mina, .Wardsvine ; John
;Mitchell, Alex T Montgomery,: Alex le1
McGregor, God erich ; J Mar tyre,Sea-
Meth ;R P O'Connor, Walkerton ; IV%
L Pennington, ,Goderich ; Win Rudd,
Dresden ; W Sperling, Chas Wilson,
Seeforth ; Peter Wilson., London R
Campbell, Goderich ; 11 Mustard, Wy
oming 't 0 Newton Porter's ; J M
Shepherd, Goderich ; J G Wilenit, Sea -
forth. Ooderich • Gaselemi
tS Andrews, J Brophy, E P EItiutti, J
smmeeton,- D Ferguson, W A Hai ri-
on, W Hicks, H Horion, F Jordan, j
MeMath, Alex Nesmytte Johia Redd,
IR SkiVings, Stneeth, John Walker,
eoderieth K Land, Loud; 5C 5
irk; •Brussels W 13 Paisey, Kirkton;
Win Potts, Saltford. We have learn-
ed the .desceiption of.the Medal, It is
nearly the size of asileer dollar, and is
a very artistic- production. • The ob-
verse beetle the relief figure Of Her
Mejesty. the Queen with the inscrip-
tion, "Victoria Regina et Imporairix,"
and the reverse is the Odnadiati ensign
surrounded . by a wreath of maple
leaves.and over it the word ''Canada"
The edge bears tbe inscription of the
holder; his rank and No. of regitnent
and the bat bears the words ."Fenian
Raid, 1.560,"
Children Cry for
CASTOR IA.
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Otir mothrs, wivcs and
Dauglitors.
Thousands of Theni
Suffer from
Nervousness and
General Debility.
inn Celery P:ompouna
Strengthens and Tones
the System.
Mew liriamem.1.
• Purifies the Blood and
Gives Perfect Digestion.
It Brightens the Eyes and
Gives a Clear and Solt
Complexion.
No medicine in the world has ever
done stub a work for weak, nervous,
debilitated and sufferilig women as
Paine's Celery (10 nipoti nil.
1Voiuen of all ages, owing to their
delicate and sensative organism, ex-
pend more nerve energy than men.
Their organs require vigorous nerves
to Insure healthy action. It Is a fact
worthy of special not ice that suffering
from acute nervousness is caused by
w.etik and inflamed nerves.
For such trophlea, Paine's Celery
Comnonnd is the true medicine for
nourishing and strengthening the
nerve fibres.
Weak and run down women find in
Paine's Celery Compound a wondrous
strength giver aeld flesh builder.
Sleepless and irritable women who use
Paine's Celery Compoend obtain 'erne
rest and sweet, refreshing sleep, the
eyes become I estrous stud sparkling,
and the complexion clear and bright.
Every rundown and ailing woman
should give Paine's Celery Compound
an hmarediate trial; it never disap-
points.
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ecessity MARics:1".s.
Knnvis -4144 Nn 71oratExeter. ../.1..X.C.l.41".4111fL,
• 1.1per Oustiej „ ' •
Oats.
But a law of Nature bows
to the necessity of keeping
the blood pure so that Me
entire system shall be strong,
healthy 4nd vigorous,
ITo take Hood'Sarsaparilla,the great
Idood purifier, is tberefore a law of
health, and it is a necessity in nearly
every boueehold. Le never disappoints
Erysipelas-1'11ga a severe attack Of
erympetes, suffering from dizziness and.
nervousness so that f could not rest at night,
Tried Hood's Sarsaparilla with good results,
and now recommend it to others." M.
Cuelatens, Toronto, Ont.
Tired Feeling-" Was all run down anti
had no appetite, Was tired all the time.
liood's Sareaparilla was suggeeted, end a
trial benefited Inc so muett tbat now I
would not he without the inedielike." MRS,
0. 121,. lettueenr, Cerstral Norton, N. D.
el /
. f ii•O- .4( Watt
oesers rue curs 8ver ins; *be non4=Ra
only iv/Artie to take win' ilactrs
BORN
¥0Iin 17ebories. en the tett* tale. the with
Peter ire of a son.
SPEA.I. Cromer -ie. on Jenummy Eth. th
wife of t,peure, ef a ton.
ITORKII(K• bi Hewer, on Jae elite the wif
of J.11. llobitirk, of a 1;011.
Detroit. Jan tee the wife of Mr.
3. 'es Lite. of a datilliller.
HUNTER -le ['Mottle, on zbe 200s ti,, ties
mite of 1411noti Hewer. of a ern,
141'h \Melee- in I'sltcrae. North(II las
ult.. the u ife of Heine:Steuart, ot sea.
)114.!fmr.iBut.
t r.
Turrreye
..p11.
,r
Dried:Appies:..
Pork dressed -
41 o
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.7 4. 17
o 9
1 o
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1 to 7
3 ,o 53
•.0 5
5,59
leredon, JAN b
Wbeet per trestle!, le mo 67
0 -ns.
P4..442,
ItiArleY
Ilitekwheat
itye
Corn • •
Beaus
butter .
'melts .
Turkeys per Th....
tle.4...Fe ptlrtb. . ....
Chiekens
Potatoes prr bag ......
Hay per ten
i'orle per cwt..
..... to be
•• • • ...:37 to iu
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AltmLENNAN-31eLEO7-At the residence o
the bride's foliar. to tannaty 11th b3, liev
ehaw, etele mune to 3I1ss Ellie Ale
1.crul, daughter of Murdock AteLecd, all o
Svefortli.
Keeneee.-31e(strAIDE- In St. -lames' ehureh.
Seafortle tor an 10. by Rev Father McCabe.
Petrive. lcLy, ot 114-th. to etes Margaret,
danester ef elcs. Mtleuelee, sof81114134 -
Tuceete
ciineolk.00 JaU, 23.
bY Iter. A Stewart. Alete.reiy. daughter of
Ins Aeisiete Limner street. to John Stryilitr
humli of Chilton.
-- 10 Meleillop, en
Jan 'seri treisieuto of the biole. p.irenase
by lter. 31tagirere, Janice elathews, or
etettregor. Mae., Nif.i 31ar37,
sinuelatte of Me. an 1 3Irs (leo, Llablork,
131 IJ)
nixox-- A Ashfieel, ea Jan. •21-t , Iter. Father
Dixon. need it 3 care
SHANNON -In .thmtletiels, on Jen. 17.J. I
Sternum 31. D., atled31yeare.
SHARMAN-In Munn. on Jam 23. George
eaneee eisn in thee eharmaa, aged 20 years
end.e ineatbse
JECKE1.1.- lix -Meuse, on Thumbs JanuarY
23th. Menu Jeekell. aged 66 yeere, 4 miles,
mut 11110)9.
PEN RALE :Seedier', on the eflth bete Har-
riet Elizibeth, iseliet of the lete Jenn Pen-
baleJ aged:eye:its.
WILSON -In Clinton, on Tuetri.iy. jiut 23.
Alansaret Wie% nrelict of the late *eter
aged 79 years.
Amstruo•No -In RAtter, on the meth inst.'
Cam Imam Aran:t mg. beloved wife ot Wm. 5.
Balkwill, aged la yews, 10 menthe
Turkish Seteip Fred removes tvo
hog, xelieves itehing of the scalp, re-
stores the natural. color and vitality o
fade(1 and grey hair, and is a most
pleesaut dressing for the hair. Tur-
kisli Scalp Food is rapidly growing in
public favor and takes the 100 of all"
ther preptirations on tile markets
or sale at Lutz's Drug Storer Exeter.
/WM
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS
Ax Oen AND WirereTionn Itirsuree.-Mre.
Wiuslee"s Soothing Syrup hay 'leen rise for
over fifty years by millions of mothers for their
children while teething, with perfect succeqs
It soothes the child, softens the gums. alleys al
pain, cures wind colic. and is the best remedy
for Diorrlicen. !Lis pleasant to the ta,ite. Sold
by druggists in every part of the world. 25
cents a bottle. Its value is incalculable. Be
sure and itsk fax Mrs NVinslow's Soothing
Syrup and take no other kind.
GIVE A YOUTH
resolution,aed n course in Business and Sher
hand at the .
. Fog Ty.
MeZ 47.-10/dif kind
and who shall place limits to his career.
catalogues free.
J. W. Ner STER ELT, Principal
Dissolution of Partnership.
---
NOTICE is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing
between John Williams and Joseph
Cobbledick, carrying on business at
the Village of Exeter, under thename,
style and firm of Cobbledick & 'Wil-
liams, has this day been mutually dis-
solved.
Signed JOHN WILLIAMS,
JOSEPH O0l3BLEDIOK.
Dated Jan. 200, 1900.
Haying purchased the interest of
John Williams in the above partner-
ship, we will eontinne the said business
in the old stand.
All accounts duethe said firm must
be paid to the undersigned.
J. COBBLEDICK & SON.
Ne
I rk
Shop
The undersigned wishes to announce
that he has • opened up -a blacksmith
businesein Da,yis' old stand, Main St.,
where he will be prepared to do all
kinds of
Ge.:neerall jobbing &
HORSESHOEING A SPE:AM:Tv.
A CALL 'SOLICITED
Jas. Russel
010 44;
... 3210 41
04 to 70
• ••• •••• -21 to 1
15 re
61,
to I%
9 to 19
to 75
to IV
, 10. 110 ;
• 06to C.9
.60 '4. 1Cm1
When h comes to healing up old
running sores of long- standing there
is no remedy equal to Burdock Blood
Bitters.
Bathe the sore with the
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:
wit is with pleasure I speak in favor of
B.B.R. which cured me of a. running sore
on my leg. I consulted three doeters and
they gave me salve to put en, but it did no
good. Finally my leg became a Mid
running' sore. In fact AT nearly a month
I could'not put my foot to the floor.
"I was advised to ose 8.13.13, and di'
so, Three bottles healed up my leg en.
tirely so that I have never been troubled
with it since.'
71-1 E
CAKION
Constantly pusues a man
if is easy enough of solution,
though when you are able to
avail yourself of our offer. We
are showing a lino range of
liack Worsted in twills, vene-
ians and clays (bought before
the heavy advance in price
and selling at the old prices.)
Nice suits for 414 in fancy
worsted suiting. We show a
big range at moderate prices
in Scot ch and Canadian tweeds
we cary a large and well as-
serted stock. Prices to suit
all. A large stock of the lat-
est goods voa oerefor singt
fronk$10 up.
GIVE US A CALL and see
what we can do for you.
J. H. !Grieve.
MERCHANT TAILOR
Women's
A 51
fits.
Women are com-
ing to understand
that the Backaches,
Headaches, Tire
Feelings and Weak
Spells from whicl;
they suffer are due
to wren action of
the kidneys.
. The poisons that
/ t i‘ onght to be carried
oft ages- ;rent back
into the Mood; taking with them a mul-
titude of pains and aches.
OAN'S vidney Pins
drive away petits and eches, 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 a violent attack
of La Grippe. From this, severe kidney
trouble arose, for which I doctored with
a number of the best physicians in St,
John, but reeeived little relief. Hearing
Doanes Kidney Pills highly spoken ofs I
began their use and in a short time found
them to be a perfeet cure.. Before taking
these pills I suffered stroll torture that I
could not turn over in bed without assist-
ance. Doan's Kidney Pills have rescued
me from this terrible condition, and have
removed every pain and ache.
Work while you sleep without a gripe
palsi, curing Dyspepsia, Siek Headache
and Constipation and melte you feel better
In the morning, Price 25e,
C:=44r.
1-41
g,c,ipt,-t-t.
re 1 sseaseesseer.
day,
Pinch ycnir feet in wrong shaped shoe
you pervores, irrital.de ; spoil your temper; lose
your eoncentratior,
You can't expect to go tito Cveu tenor yea
eSse Inc shoe that cripples.
"Sister Shoes" are made e
1.
5 t --to ef,vt r
every teasler joint comfortably -malt forget
youlieee a rainy foot.
They fit the first time they -re worn, aud ever
beentese the stretch end rink has Igvit for
ever taken oin of them while six days oa the lasts.
Twelve shapes, all SiZeS, six widths, all colors,
styles and leathers.
Goodyear welted, stamped on the soles isith
name and price, $3.eo and $5,00.
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.J.SPACKMAN, SOLE
0( AL AGE, T.
ONEY'S MONEY
Any 171319 who wea.rs
the J. D. King CO.'s
Ift4,Y,es ln
PrOorev_Rilnbobeel
ill jingie in his ntlavt,
S;nrch the 'world ova «ma you
thrid, nothing better than sfub,.
beea
tr)11Tre° is IRiltl.titi:J.13!'ees Use
, • progre.ssh • tel
you 0.11( ,2.hout -StegiTb pro,i; ifnot, wrte to
the J. D. King Co., and they will toll you.
You can't afford to be without them, because they are lar-,
best. See that Stub, Proof is STAMPED Olt the bottom bf
eaeh oboe. The J. D. KING- CO, 1,imited,
Toronto. Montreal. Winnipeg.
For Sale in Exeter by H. Bishop & Son.
Five Packs of Cards Free- CITITV:ieTaigiii.4.141e
One -each. 'May I. ts Home,' One male
'Escort, One perk *Flirtation.° One_pack *Hold.
Relight,' One pater *Otr Sofa Just Hold.; Two.*
Samplee ot 2.11 other styles with been -full of no.
thins. Senn 5e. Aver for postage.
A. W. EINN'EY. E. T.,
Salem-Yarmoutb, N. S.
To Tun DuAv.-A rich y cum
her Deafness and Noiees in the
hy Dr. Iiieholsi a is Art Her Fb
has sent 4.3011 to Iris Institute.
that deaf peeple unable to procure
Ear DI unas may hove thelli free.
Rlyg to Dept. the Institut',
Nit Avenue, New -Yorke te. er.
Q 0 -
HERING
WA NMI MOT
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Highest Prices Paid.1
Kingston Lady's Experieum_
-
Milburn's Heart and None
CI.T ST OM SAWING DONE
in Relieving this Distressin
AT LOWEST PRICES. moon.
Sutherland inns Co. LTD.
‘‘I have suffered for Ssw"..onitrerye.-.-
Late Goulds Mill, Exeter,
(int.; smothering sensation caused 1
I disease. The severity of the pai
f heart caused me tuuch Suffering,
' also -very nervous and my whole
Meat Market I was run down and debilitated. ,
"Hearing thee Milburn's ifeigt
Nerve Pills wore a specifics for the.
,
____1, , troubles, I thought I would tamp them, tia4
1; got a box atMeLeod's Drug Store. Thus
The undersigned has opened up it
' afforded me great relief, having tonsil at
new meat rotteket one door
my system and remtwed the distr.:se: n,
I
. symptoms from which I suffered. I ear
Scull 01 Gariing'a Store i
i
. heartily recommend these woraderful pill
to all sufferers from heart trouble.
where he will keep the choicest o.'I (Signed) MRS. A. W. IRISH,
Kings) sie 0-
meats constantly -on hand.
)
A CALL SOLICITED, I. Ilexes LIVER PILLS cure BiL
Constipation and Sick Headache.
•••••••010.IIIIIMI•de
N
JOHN T. 11ANNING
CALL AT
TE FAltrilLY
AH AccoA
DUE MUST BE ,
eat Market E 1st
Fee first class
CORNED BEEF,
PRESSED TONGUE,
BOLOGNA and SAUSAGE,
LARD and SMOKED MEATS
A fine selection of
BEEF,
LAMB,
FRESH PORK,
and all kinds of
!Fresh arid Salted Meals
on hand.
Note the address, one door north of
The R. Pickard Co's store.
LOWS Off, PROP
CHOOL OOKS
A FTJLL LINE OF NEW
BOOKS FOR
School Opening
BY
Cash or Note.
ANOTHER CAR Lr
FURNITURL
will arrive soon.
WILL HAVE SOME BAR(
as usual.
By the Best
and-
-
Ignore -
-
In the end you
it cheapest: FurmS
Cant room with One: of ou
,
Bed Room Setts, Ta
Chairs,
GET sOMETIIING
We have it, you.
. RENS NEEDS AT Take a Mok at 0111' fill
k FURNITURE and
,Brownings. find -what yu oare loa
Where the Scholars are used(
FURNITT.IRE UNI-;
Opera House '
AND ALL THE CHILDIU
-
uD well.