HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1900-2-22, Page 5' E tiX.4T,Elt TJE. S
fONEY TO LOAN.
ht from 44 to Z. to
EIAppppy ,IiIO ' GCA.DbaCAN.
Barraters Solicitors, eta, , Main St., Exeter.
MONEY TO LOAN.
We haveunlimitod private funds for invest-
ment neon farrrw or village property at 'lowest
rates ot interest.
DICT SON & CARDING
Exeter,
't . KINSMAN, L. D. S. AND.
DR. A. R. l INSMAN. L,
D. S.D. D. S„ Honor Graduate
of 'reroute University, Dentist,
Teeth extracted without pain or.
bad atter effects. Office zn Fain-
s0na block. West side of Main
etreet, Exeter'
Oit ANDERSON. (0.0- s- t- n•. 2
D1;iNTIST.
Honor fGraduate et the Toronto University,
and Loyal College of Dental, Surgeons of
Onteri°. ,ML bridge work. Crowns, az d Plate
work done in the neatest possible mariner. A
harmless auoestiaetio for painless extraction.
'The strictest attention given to the preservat
ton of the natural teeth. Omce opposite Ceu
tral Hotel, E eter, Ontario,
HOOPER, Licensed Auc-
tioneer for the County of Hume. Sales cone
sleeted lo all parts. and for eozeveniencc can be
arranged for at this office. Satisfaction guaran-
teed, Cherees moderate, Exeter P, 0;
NOTICE,
Notice is hereby given that 1 will notbo re.
aponeiblo ter any debts contracted byenv per -
sop or persons without my w itteu orer.
eti0e1AS GORNI Woodham.
Tan2Gth.1900,
GEN'1 S wANTED, -- FOR "STORY OF
SOUTH AFRICA" by Jelin Clark Bid -
path. L. L. Pdwan1 Sd Elea 4 -ea
C pper, A aging; di t auadieu
Magazine," Toronto, ,and J. II, tlilzen, of Lon.
.don, Ont., who has returned this week from le
years' trtivellkng in a oath Airicafor 11% 11'D
Are Ihe only t`artadien Publishers who have
a. branch in South Africa for nineteen yore,
giving; us an immonso advanta a in proeuring
photographs and material. Vis authorship.
letterpreps and engravings are superior, and
Canadian Contingents betteri.Uustrated than in
any zival work, So sure are wo of this that
we will trail free for conperisOnoer prosp°ectus
possessing 'pliflane anyoneto d tezna free.AthWorld prospectus.
au.papy. Guelph, Ontario.
NEDIN
Meat Market
The undersigned has opened up
.new neat market ono door
South 01 Car11ng's Store
where he will keep the choicest of
meats constantly on, hand,
A CALL SOLICITED.
JOHN T. NANNING
Dissolution of Partnership
A"e*OTICE is hereby given that the
-IA partnership heretofore existing
between John Williams and Joseph
Oabhlediek, carrying on business at
the Village of Exeter, under the name,
style and firm of Cobbledick iC Wil-
limns, has this day been mutually dis-
solved.
Signed JOHN WILLIAMS,
JOSEPH COBBLEDICK.
Dated Jan. 20th, 1000. '
Having purchased the interest of
.John Williams in the above partner-
ship, we will continue the said business
in the old stand.
All accounts due the said firm must
be paid to the undersigned.
J. OOBBLEDICK & SON.
Reduction
in
PRICE
For Cash
Suitirigs
Tweeds redcuced from $18 to $10.
„ „ „ 16 „ 14..
13 " 10.
Plain Worsteds „ ,t 22 „ 19.
Twill „ „ „ 18 „ 15.
]Paratings
Tweeds reduced from $4.50 to $3.75
Black „ „ • 56.00 to $4.50
With all snits we give the best
of trimmings and guaaantee to fit.
Call and examine these goods
before buying Your suit.
43OHNS,
The %V&1or
SOHOOL BOOKS
A •FULL LINE OF NEW
B
OOK.
S FOR
a
School
engin
THE
AND ALL
.hHE CHILD-
REN NEEDS DS AT
Brownings.
Where
the
Scholars are used
well.
Britain's Great Wealth.
It would be d. ifltcult to find a harsh
epithet which has not been applied to
Great Britain by her enemies, but its
worst enemy can never accuse John
Bull of being in any way related to
Shylock.John may. have his faults,
but the fault of being harsh to his
debtors is not one of them,
But Britain's own national debt of
something like 050,000,000 hangs
heavily around her neck, but she
could pay it off le -marrow if all the
debts owing to her by other nations
were called in,. In one way or another
of late .years Britain has lent money
to nearly every country, in the world,
and at the present moment it is said
there is not much less than two thous:
and Williens sterling owing to Great
Britain by various Governments.
Some of the money is owing es war
ineiemnity, but much of it -probably
roost of itis owing to respect of loans.
Nations, like jndivicluale, are often in
the unhappy state known as impeeu-
nious, and in such circumstances they
invariably look to the nation they can
best trust for help. In this way Great
Britain has advanced money front time
to time to not far short of a hundred
nations, oe States or cities, and there
are now some fifty-six debtss still un-
paid,
Turkey, probably the last country in
the world with which we can be said
tohe on really friendly terms, is Brit-
ain's heaviest debtor. The Sultan's
Government owes her something like
a hundred millions sterling,. If Urn
debt were evenly distributed aerobe
the Turks, every one of the Sultan's
subjects would owe her £3, and if the
:money were to be plaid track at the
rate of as sovereign a minute it would
tette two centuries to pay the bill.
Egypt owes Britain £'77401,000,
which she is not likely to receive in
this generatiett, As Egypt ewes alto-
gether over a, hundred millions, and
her total revenue is rarely overa01O,
000,400. John Bull nnaiy not hope to
receive his money back for many s.
long day to come. As the population
is only seven millions, to clear the
debt would mean as tax equal to 411
per head,
Even America, the wealthiest nation
on the earth, owes, f3ritdin X,2QA0,0Q0
but the poymeur of the debt to -oxer.
Tow would not trouble cousin Jora,-
thau> as the peltry sum of just over
a dollar from each „etrneriean would
satisfy this claim, Spain's debt is
likely to remain unpaid for many
year. to come, however. It is about
thirty-three rnillious, and works out
at £2 per heard, Poor hankrltpt Italy
would probably be heart -broken if
Britain insisted an irnrnediato payment
of the £20.000,000 borrowed from time
to time. It would mean a speeialltax
of 17s 4x1 for every inhabitant, and
its collection would probably be the
signal for revolution in a epuntry
wlilch is already taxed 80 heavily thet
the poor can hardly fled money for
bread,
The Czar is reputed to be a span of
enormous wealth, but he would want
the assistance of many of his nobles
to nay his British debts. Russia owes
Britain nearly fifty millions sterling.
It is a bigsum such as would appear
crushing in many another country,
but is merely as trifle when we consid-
er Russia's immense population.
Bight shillings from each of the Czar's
subjects would clear oft the debt to.
morrow.
It cannot be said that Great Brit-
ain's generosity is confined to coun-
tries from which she can reasonably
expect favor's in return, Mexico, for
instance, owes her some thirteen and
a half millions, while the ancient and
unimportant town of Cordova, in
Southern Spain, owes her a modest
half -million. The little African.repub-
lle of Liberia has a hill to pay of a
trifle over a shilling per heed of the
population, and Roumania is respon-
sible for 4 shillings a head. Japan -
cautious and modest in its borrowing
-is satisfied with a debt of £3,000,000,
which eighteen pence from every Jap
would pay, and Britain is entitled also
to half a crown per head from the
Transvaal.
Cuba owes Britain six millions; or
30 shillings per head; while the Greeks
and Swedes owe £2 per head each.
The French papers. when they refer to
Britain in unpleasant terms, probably
forget that France owes Britain £30,-
000,000,six million pounds less that the
debt of .Austria-Hungary Holland
has a heavy British debt of LO per head
and another little country, Norwvay;'is
low down in the list with £1 per head.
It is strange that the American repub-
lics should be so conspicuous on Brit-
ain's list of debtors. In addition to
those already mentioned, Chili owes
her £10,000,000, or R4 per inhabitant ;
Brazil, £7,000,000,10 shillings per head;
Peru, £21;000,000. £7 per head ; Uru-
guary, £10,000,000, £14 per head ; and
Venezuela, £3,000,000, or 30 shillings
per head. The total debt of these five
republics is over fifty millions.
It is in another republic, however,
that the figures appear most startling,
namely, the Agentine. . The govern-
ment of the Argentine owes Britain an
average of nearly £5 per head, but the
people of the Entre Rios, a town in
the Agentine, owes her £11 per bead ;
while the capital, Buenos Ayers, is
down on the debit side of Britain's.
balance sheet for a sum equal to £15
per inhabitant Scottish American.
To the Editor of TED TIBese.
DBAia SLI , -I noticed in last eek's
Advocate a communication,
i
t n which
the writer offered the
following,
most
commendable suggestions, with
refer-
ence to our Public school : First. That
the teachers insist that, the pupils he,
cleanly in person, howvever plain the
clothes ; that they be polite and re-
spectful in deportment,also that good
moral and manly principles be incul-
cated along with their regular studies.
Second: That the
papils boys and
girls alike, should be regularly i
n-
'
structecin drill; the reasons set forth
for this were so obvious and convinc-
ing that no comment need be offered.
Thit•d: Thata suitable building be
erected on the school pound,' to be
used by ; the pupils for drill, aa a
gymnasium, etc., ,and alsofor the.
convenience of the general public on
cert - n
'Ll occasions.
I.mo,S heartily il
e t en-
dorse th,,se three propositions. If a
boy begins life, with good physical'
health
be -res
ectfnl and d polite in his
demeanor, be actuated by good moral.
and upright principles, ,and possess a
good Public school education, he
stands fully equipped to battle with
the world, rind as a rule will succeed.
It is an unfortunate truth, however,
that a certain minority of children,
owing to various circumstances, re-
ceive practically no bonze training, or
very imperfect home training. Conse-
quently, in justice to these children, it
becomes the bounden duty of people,.
trustees and teachers alike, to see that
this defect in education be made good
in so far as possible, This phase of
education is a duty, however, which
we owe to all children, irrespective of
home training, Regarding the erec-
tion of suitable building, it occurs to
me that the Principal of the school.
and the medical ,gentlemen cf the
lage, could best pronounce as to use-
fulness and advisability of such it build-
ing. Were the trustees to consult
these authorities in reference to this
matter, and if after due consideration
they concluded that such a building
would be to the interest and benefit
of the pupils, that it would tend to
save the school property, would be
useful to the general public, and could
be erected at a reasonable cost, they
could then take the first opportunity
to consult the people, with every ex-
pectation. I hope that the people
would endorse their action and woeld
favor the erection of such suitable
building,
PA11-13:,;T,
BORN
or
110"e1) --In inpak lewd, of atdaughtoFnst„tkto colter
TERIT1°-.-in Brantford, en the 17th inst., the
of G, F, Verity, of a daughter.
1.,, ,. seee•la Crediton, on Monday Fob, let, the
ebe of August Ewald, et a x:on.
111ARIU D
EAHLESON- STF,W.INS-.4,t the residence of
the bride's tether ou the Beep 4ine (aoderieh
township, on,aneedsy, Feb, That ey iter. ii.
Clement. William Eagleson of Aberdeen,
*South. Da ltotn,to,alnut, third daughter of Jas
Stevens.
BA.RBQUR-ifENE$ . At the residence of the
bride's father, mos, Noyes. Varna, on Thum.
day Feb. 15, by lice. Andrews, John ilarraour.
Mount Forest, to ia
rret ieoea.
TAYLOR-WATSON-At
I Methodist is par -
nonage, i d t �.
e o
the t ih
nonage, Blyth, l eb 14, by Rev..Penball, Wil*
Bain Taylor. Sib line, aterris, theirs. Serail
Watson. of the boundary,
POLLARD -BROWN -At the residence of the
bride's parents, 'Myth, Feb. ll, by Rev. Pen.
hail,d. ,g, aUot
ard lwXol iliap,to Slixs Mani e,
second daughter et Win. Brown. orBIstkr.
WA "`I'S-A11.11,1,00N-,A,t the resaideeee ot the
bride's parents. Jan 31, b thiter. G. T.
Abey, John A. Watts, of Me ullett, to Miss Tea
sia miillduon, of ateleillop.
IIIRDIE•-8U'T,H.tlhi,A1`.D—At the residence
of the bride's learout,, Seatertb. en February
1Srlt 'William auntie, hardware rnereba.ttt.
Seaterth, to Mita Mary Sutherland, eldest
daughter ot Aiexauder utherland,
DIED
G4.W--In E£inondville, cm February Otte, Robe.
(saw, ager. 73 yeara and 13 daye.
[TTLF.- Tn Tuckersmith, on February 12th,
,
efattbew Little. aged 75 years.
HARL NO --In Exeter,, en the IOth inst., Sus -
arena Westlako,.reliet of the late James Gar;
land, aged 77 years.
MAXWELL--Tn St, Marys. Feb. 13. Dorothy
Louise, infant daughter otbtr, and Mrs, 'banes
Maxwell. aged 10 months
LW” GetAN--Ip Lanclesboro, on February ltth,
Oaathakrino A., relict et the late James .Cont;.
man, 75 yearaa and 8 months,
�an.►
Use Dix Cold Cure for colds, influ
ansa end let. grippe. Only 15o a box.
Sold at Lutes Drug Store.
A Blessing to the
Homes of Canada.
No invention of the century now
corning to close has done so much for
the homes of Canada as the Diamond
Dyes, These reliable and never -
failing dyes have saved more money
for our Canadian families than all
other combined agencies.
Diamond Dyes, with their magical
re-creating powers, give to faded and
dingy looking dresses, skirts, waists,
blouses, shawls, capes jackets, coats,
vests, pants, and all fabrics, light or
heavy, a second life -a condition of
richness and beauty, in the majority
of cases far ahead of the original
colors and shades. It simply means
that a new dress, coat, jacket or other
article of wearing apparel is obtained
at a cost of from ten to twenty cents.
This work is now successtully carried
on in tens of thousands of happy and
prosperous homes in our Dominion.
If you have not yet tested the re-
creating and economizing powers of
Diamond Dyes in your home, you. are
losing money every month. To
achieve the victories that come to
others in money -saving, you should
try what Diamond Dyes can do on
your faded and cast-off clothing.
As there are imitation package, dyes
sold in some stores for the sake of
extra profit, avoid these colors, as they
are ruinous to, any material; see that
you get the Diamond Dyes that make
old things Iook as good as new.
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS
AN OLD SND WELL-TRTEP REMEDY.—Mrs,
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for
over fifty years by millions of mothers for their
children while teething, with perfect success
It soothes the child, softens the gums. allays al
pain, cures wind colic. and is the best remedy
for Diarnccea. 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 lits Winslow's Soothing
Syrup and take no other kind.
dpe>a AMOSSRP IDSPISCOS illi,
altilstAlib i
yaw- TO ;. i
erHOUSANDS OF YOUNG MEM are
If troubled with, nervousness,:despo
despon-
dency-, ,exhaustion loss of memory,
dlachine backs and' kidneys, painful uritis--��ww5:
D tion, bashfuauess, sediment in urine, lossesp
� at night, impotency., headaches, varicoccie, 49
PQM :.c.
ttP pimples, ulcers, bui:e a.,t The'ras:ltsSia
P P, P
ft., of habits in' youth oclatei e.;;en os " 4
i Our Vitalized li'reatdhentc.t;eathe ,.ora<'i
.cases:;; u�?
all Erni ii,oris» & V �'1'Eb✓ '�,. �...v
sa the Tier and'.v:tatitr and ^ onsr ..: '
P g
t� R
C+P r�eaic rse,t. f4_ne' SieE..txz• Tart
r,:t�^k�sx. sr_'� �k
to=Ili Caere •feta, a
and' , ie
e$g"9Ctt5t"4�:�.rc� �•is'�`c;Ys«.7 ,,e
No10 matter Chronic, yield to ' ,ir- 'Vital- J
m err >�o wr 4,
ill iced Treatment. No operation, no pant,;
All ino detention from business. A11 drains i4
&cea e. Oar Do,.lar Tscataiaerat will
AA Cure horn. as,
"' l oe i x -a_ a a I t -'l' of
S1 ek5ty°t cttLroo
cured forever. No return of .the disease. •
�r' r
No Mercer ,: No Poison. Our flDoiam
Treats ent vvitl.Ccirn Yoas. W,..; ;9'
Gsiar•arattoe Curse. CP
Wetreacure tandeur alldis-
eases ° I
easesof me men for ii
uand.wvo ����•���L��...
Examination and: flonaaltation-Free. Write. for Qaastion 1• 1
Lb; for llomo Treatment.
IOr Detroit, Me .D
DOLLAR DOC i 47Michi an Aeionto,
tW
ileseseeseeosesegaoseeoseee
"Winter Finds Out What MARKETS.
Summer bays By."
De it spring, Bummer,
autumn cr winter, someone
in the family is `F under
e
the weather from trouble
originating in impure blood or
low condition of the system.
em.
All these, of whatever name, can be
cured by the great bloodpurifier
P ,
Hood's Sarsaparilla.tnevercfaacrppeittts,;
eioila--"I was troubled wWa boils for
months, Was advised to take Hood's Sar-
saparilla, and after aging a few bottles' bast
not since been bothered," E. B, GLAAw ni,.
Truro, N. S.
Could Not Sleep -"I did not have any
appetite and could not sleep at night. Was
BD tired I could hardly walk, Bead about
Hood's Sarsaparilla, took four bottles and
it restored me to perfect health. ldrss
JP.ssns TleXiefeelit, Cranbroo)t, Ont.
Pee 's Picts anre itvsrlris; the iron,-irritatlnxeat
only cathartic to take with Bog,i'x SartaPerilii
SALE- REGISTER,
TirlSa'Ta tx, F1w1a'x 27771, 1000. -Farm
stock. iurplemente, household furniture
&e., the property of Thos, Bell, lot 24,
eon. 8, Usborne. Sale at one o'clock,
No. reserve. Thos, Cameron, A.uc,
Ba�Gs�
ALL SAD
raouc�zs.
Despondency and
Melancholia Result
from Kidney and
Liver Troubles,
Paile's Ce1e7 r COMp01111C1
Is the Unfailing Conqueror
of all Physical Misery
and suffering,
Prompt relief and Speed Cure
{ Guaranteed.
Dr. Phelps' Marvellous Pre-
seiption Makes the Old
and Young Healthy
and happy.
The Great Home Medicine of
the Civilized World.
When the great nerve centres are
restored to perfect action by Paine's
Celery Compound, then, and only
then, can the liver and kidneys he -
come healthy and perform their
several functions with ease and regu-
larity.
Your sad thoughts, depression of
spirits, melancholia ansl. hours of dark-
ness proceed directly from a diseased
condition of your liver and kidneys.
The best physicians in the world
have openly indorsed Paine's Celery
Compound as the safest and surest
remedy for your troubles. Thousands
in the past have found solid health
and happiness from the use of the
great medicine.
Do not accept any substitute for the
great life giver. Insist upon having
"Paine's," the kind that cures.
John Robb, of the 2nd Tuckersmith
has purchased the '100 -acre farm,
known as the old Johnston farm
(Huron Road Survey) lot 12, on the
same con. It is looked upon as a
splendid farm, especally for fall wheat.
Mr. Robb will be kept yery busy as he
intends to work this as well as the
farm be liyes on.
Stratford curlers beat London curl-
ers by 14 shots in St Marys, in the
finals of the Western Ontario Tankard
series on Tuesday.
;fiElCll't� Ory for
CTI.R Ie
Burdock
Blood
Bitters
The Best
- as
S,rii1
Medicine...
Beinovea all
p
clic, system.
Gives strep t r
nd'I
weaknessa a
The most r,
restorative and o
science.
Mr. Geo. Heriot,:
"Two years a e
spring, had no d
nervous, not ables
tired all the time.
,r
I saw Burdock BIood Bitters highly
Y
recommended' got ottle
ab
"I started so taking it, and inside o: 1 e
months I was as well as ever I was in racists,.
"1 cheerfully recommend B. B. 13. as es
splendid blood purifier and spring media
Gino."
Exeter, FiiIBRU$7lY20th,1.910-
Wheat. per bushel .59 to 59
,27 to 27
38to .38
se to 60
10 o 18
• 15 to 15
.9 ,to 9
.., 7 to 7
7 to 7
1'i'ors..,, 13 to 15
Dried Apples.. 5 to 5
Pork dressed $5.00 to 5.50
Oats-
Barley, ,,.,..
Peas..,
Butter..
Eggs,,.
Turkeys , ..
Geese,., -
Weakens per w ,.., .
Deeks,,,, .
iondon. FEBRUARY 20 h
.X900,
a'i"heawt per bushel, . 66 to 67
slat+ .20 to 29..
Peas. ,...:, 51 to 60
Barley...•,. : ,.S7 to 40
buckwheat .45 to 48
Rye... 0 to (i0
,,,,..42 io 4I
65 to 70
14 to 14
• .,15 to 16
.,,..,tial to 70
„ 10 to 12
9 to 10'
Corn .-,
Beaus,
Mutter .,,
Eggs
Ducks
Turkeys per lb, , , .
Geese peri.,
Chickens
Cheese. ,
Potattoes per b.ig.
gay per ton •
Pork per "wt•
• r tit 10
(i(� .11 tot 00
, . ..$ 6.0Q to $ ,.50
$1.59 to *,5.00
To THE De:ale--A rich lady cured of
hu^r
Deafness and Noises in the Head
by Dr. Nicholsons Artificial Ear Drums
has sentZ1,000 to his Institute, so
that deaf people enable to procure the
.Ear pr tiros may have them free. Ala-
Ply to Dept, A. S. V. the Institute, 780
Eighth .Avenue, New York,t,U. S. A.
Hugh Stephenson and Mir. W. J.
l3rekle met with as mishap at the Sea -
forth foundry firs Thursday of last_
week, They were nesting to the
moulding shop when some of the
rnoltentmetalexploded, Mr.Stephenson
wits burned on the eye, and although
the iujin•y was
painful, he
is at work
again. ,, 1tChowever,le,
was :not
so fortunate, Ile gots both his hands.
burned and will be laid if work for a.
couple of weeks.
GIVE A YOU 211
resolution and a course in Business and Short
Maud at the
nd who ehell pied, a Maize to bis tgireer.
G'atalo;;uea Is er
J- aw. W +iTER, h1:7', i'rincipa.
TH
Clothing
QUESTION.
Constantly pursues a man
it is easy enough of solution,
though when you are able to
avail yourself of our offer: We
are showing a fills' 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 c,
big range at moderate prices
in Scocch and Canadian tweeds
we may a large and well as-
sorted stock. Prices to suit
all. A large stock of the lat-
estoods voa oercfor singt
g
from $10 up. -
GIVE US A. CALL and see
what we can do for you:
J. H. Grieve,
MERCHANT TAILOR
Two severe cases that
were completely cured
by the Great Blood
Purifier and Healer,
Suffered For over eleven years I
1 1 Years. suffered 'with Dyspepsia
and tried everything I could think of, but
was unable
te get relief re zef until I took Bur-
dock Blood Bit
B oo Bitters. I had only taken one
bottle when I commenced e
c d to• feel better,.
and after takingfive fve or six bottles was
M
entirelywell, and
have
remained' sog ever'
since, and feel as though B.B.B. had saved,
my life. -Mrs, T. G. Joyce, Stanhope, P.Q.
•
CoveredCoveredy little boy •a ed YO
With Sores. years, was a complete
mass of sores, caused, the doctor said, by
bad blood. , His head and body were,
entirely covered with sores, and we could
find no cure. Finally I got a bottle of
Burdock Blood Bitters, and before one-
half the bottle wasgone he began to
improve and by the time it was finished
there was
not a sore on him.
I used the B.B.B.
as awe
ash as well as
internally, Y
1, and it
seemed to give great
relief as soon as it was put on. -Mrs.
Philip Mitchell, St. Mary's, Ont,
The medicinal property of each of this list oaf
herbs and bars is a opecifie for some particular
disorder in the humans system The combination
of all these curative
properties in one tablet prop
duces a remedy for all
diseases of the Liver, .
Stomachz Blood or Kidneys which, for uieand
permanent results, has never been equaled,
RIANORARE
JUNIPER
SASSAFRAS
SPEARMINT
CANADA BALSAM
PRI:a.1cLY ASH.
LIVER WORT
SARSAPARILLA
YELLOW DOCK
WM: WOAi
BLECAMPAN€
BONESlT
RHUBARB
BURDOCK
POPLAR
RALMONY
ATAGNOLiA
is nature's grandest remedy. It contains no 7liz
eral substance, no morphine, opium or other
stimulant, Every box is registered.
and num-
bered,
-
hexed, and, contains a guarantee that in ease a
purchaser is not cured after using one box as
directed, the price of the medicine will be refunded.
OUR NAT1Vl ITERBS is sold in tablets, also
powdered. form, at $x,00 a 'box, containing
day's treatment. If you can't get it at your
gists we will mail it to you on receipt of price.
THi; AL,ONZO 4. BUSS CO., 232 St, Paul Strait, Montreal. Canada.
Se.wri
//
Destiny Changed-.
The "Slater Shoe" is closely watched dur-
ing the process of manufactur. Every shoe
undergoes a careful examination after leav-
ing the hands of each operator,
The slightest. Sawv in the leather or work-
manship -a stitch hissed -a slip o.£ the knife,.
only discernible to an expert condemns the
shoe that started toward. the " Slater " goal
to the ordinary, _ rll : aa�.�t • ' r
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. Every pair Goodyear Welt-
ed, name and price stamped on the soles.
$3.60 AND $5.00,
E. J. `PACK111A, SOLE
Aensomormet
OCAL AGENT..
tenimmukommilmilmool
Five Packs of Cards Free -
Ono pack, 'May L 0. T.T. Borne; One pack
'Escort,' One pack 'Flirtation,' Onepack 'Hold -
to -light,' One pack 'Otr Sofa Just Bolds Two:
Samples of 20 other styles with book full of no-
tions. Senn 5c. silver for postage.
A. W. KINNEY, E. T.,
Salem—Yarmouth, N. S.
CALL AT
THE FA
GUT THIS OUT
and send us with 51cents in silver, and youlwill
0001) return
bring you in GOLDEN er.
in one mouth, than anything else in America..
A, w. KINNEY. E. T.,'.,,,
'iso
Salem--Yar mends, N, S.
FAMILYNew
®Blacksmith
For first class
MeetShop
CORNED BEEF,
PRESSED TONGUE,
BOLOGNA and SAUSAGE, The undersineci wishes to announce
LARD and SMO
A. fine selection of
BEEF,
LAMB,
FRESH
and all kinds of
Fresli•a maid �sait
on hand
RED MEATS' that he has ripened up a blacksmith
business in Davis' old stand, Main St.,
where he will be prepared to do all
!kinds of
Gerierai �o aai
metts1
BLACKSM1THING
north of HORSESHOEIHG A SPECIALTY
PORK,
eel
Note the address, one door
The R. Pickard Co's store.
LOWS DU
PmmaA CALL SOLICITED
i Jas. Russel
sl
Qle You can't be healthy if youry
�
t bowels are constipated and ��
3 your system clogged with kelb
poisonous material. There if
should benatural a na neral move- tai;
ment ever day, the y, and t e best
way to secure it is to take ke
Laxa-Liver
Pills. The
rnotjQ
obstinate mate cases yield to their.
action. They neither gripe, es
to
sicken nor weaken are easy y
1,14 to
take and prompt act.
t.
p tai
3
By the Best
Ignore rthe
Best
J'r
In the c
end
ati' will 1
Y �' i find
it cheapest. Furnish that: with roomva-
cant
with one:O� our
Bed Room Setts
Tables
Chairs, eta,.
13 CET SOMETHING NIOL...00-
We have it you blra.lit' 1. '
,,tee ,..:.. _.:.. ........... �.�. ,,. 'at Our
Take
a look t
®fin�� els and
a ole a"ull Ixlle, of
.... , ,.,..,
Woodys ,
soothes the l FTJI� NITUAE and ou • wit!
Morwa U find ,
Pio Ild
®L n
u s what
andyou. `a '
i 1wL'
l
00
�11"
b� :.. l f61
a
cures Congas lis
`S" yru� and Coldt S O'D. idm'S I
the worst kind, after other remesdiesofFURNITtJR1C Aldi trNI3RT. tLIEI
fail. Pleasant to take. Price 25c. _ d�p6rta t[nuse Block,