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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1900-3-8, Page 3f %/LONEY TO LOAN'. .44 foto Ai to OX, Apply to ELLIOT & GLADKAN. Barrieters. Solicitors, &e., Main St., Exeter. MONEY TO LOAN, we ve unlimited private. funds for invest - Mont upon farm or village property at lowest atoe of interest, DICKSON & CARLIING Exeter. fIeslilt?..T.1.1Aldsz';'12 D. S. D. D. S, Honor Graduate 'of Toronto 'University. Dentist. Teeth extracted without pain or bad after effects. Oftleo in Fan - son's block. West side a Ilefain treat. Exeter DR ANDERSON% (D. 0. S- L D. S ) DENTIST. Honor tGraduate a the Toronto University. and Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Daturio. Allbridge work, Crowns, 4z d Plate work done in the neatest possible manner. A. harmless inuesthetic for painless extraction. Thestrietest attention given to the preservat- ion of the natural teeth Office opposite Con: bat Hotel, Exeter. Ontario. A. HOOPER, Licensed AlJe Omer for the County alit:moo. Sales con- ducted b aU parts. and for convenience can be arrauged forat this Wee. Satisfactiott guaran- teed. Charges moderate. Meter P. 0. CUT THIS OUT and send us with gents loodIver. and you will g'ot bY return mall a GOLDEN BOX OF tiOODS that will bring you in Moan Moxpv, In one months than auything else in. .America. A. w. ICININEX. E. To t.ialem-larmouth, N.S FARM FOR SALE. The property of ihp late Conrad Miller au the 31tit Cop, Bay, three tulles front DoshwoOd. zood bricl . dwelling and frame bank baria .411 well fenced melon the highest state areal, Tnasn. wo acres in the farm. Church and school conventeot. For particulars apply to JOSEPH $NE,1414. Dashwood. (,)41:IE AND LOT FOR An eight -roomed storey and a. half brick tense. on Simeon street, for sale. Ilas a first- daos woodshed in eounection. Also comfort. .7,18o stable 26' x SO feet, Good hard and soft water. Immediate owsession given if desired. 'ern. cash. Apply to J. G. Martin, on the pronthes. or kr* iugh Oke. Exeter. P. O. ...1.1.07•=0.•••••••••*•••••TO MEW Meat Market The under igned has opened up a new meat market one door &WI ot Carlin s Storc where he will keep the choicest of meats constantly on band. A CALL SOLICEIED, JOHN T. MANNING EXETER ROLLER MILLS A.LWAYS READY FLOUR mill Feed and Cern CONSTANTLY KEPT IN STOOK. Hitentarr 111„tuanT Pawn PAID Fon Goon RIDO WINTER WHEAT. WOOD WANTED J. COBBLEDICK & SON. Reduction( in jFoi ash PRICE eeteseeseellieees. Suitirags ..weeds redcuced from $18 to $10. 11 11 11 la 14. II 11 18 a 10, Main Worsteds 22 a 19. Twill tr 18 15. Patithrages Tweeds redueed from $4.50 to $8.75 Black a' a $0.00 to $4.50 With all suits we give the best of trimmings and guaaantee to fit. Oall and extunine these ,goods before buying your suit. • 9 The rirediot- SC --usensfiliite A FULL LINE OF NEW BOOKS FOR School Opening AND ALL THE CHILD - RENS NEEDS AT Brownings. Where the Scholars are' used well. Children Cry for Exeter Publie SChteol Board At the last meeting of the Boerd held in the Town Hall, the felioning is the order of business duly submit ted and approved, ' • Per Chainnan-Minutes of previous meeting - S. Senkr.-R, N. Rowe-- Thet IL Huston and W. J. Carling be a, tow- nait tee to prepare a detailed valuation of the school property whieh anal be held as a basis for further insurauce. Per R N Rowe and J Senioe that lt Huston and the chair be a Tier's Supply Cone with power, Per W. Trevethiek and R N Rowe that the purehase a all sChool rekittis- ites be it referred to the Supply Com. Per W Carling and J Senior 4 bat tbe following acre:aunts he paid; - J Clarice, broonis 00e, Per R N Rowe and J Senior, that the Snbstit tate services a Miss Trove - thick be paid for pro rata with the salatry paid in the department sub - plied Adjournment carried per W.3 Carl - hog. J. GRIGG, See'V. • fettgali, Ds, -.--Mr. Winer died on Toes - day last. She leaves a grown tap fem. ily to mourn her denuse.,-Ort -Sattne day morning Mrs. Whalen, tiled at the, advanced age of 90 years. tier •rentains were Interred in the I. burying ground on Monday. Iltuus...-On Sunday morning the wife of Jetties Stanley, presented him with another son. -To Die and Airs. Ileively was born a. smolt Wednesday evening of last week, -An •errtir in Met week's iestle.in statieg J. Ander- son's Mimes instead of Mrs, Andersons. --Al iss Ellis homed of Mrs. Ellis is still .confined to her room withtyphoid fever. Several physelans have been in attendance. - The celebration in Luean of the retell! of Ladysmith can scarcely be described 8$ 8. greater demonstration could not be gotten up .in sowe of our lax -ger towns. NN, ard was noised abroad at an early hone of ,the relief of Ladysmith and all the red coats that 140 ilatert awav for long period in the drill shed were Iv.,...nioet forth and all that e0111t1 lie Ilitgio to look soldierly donned a uniform. and at hour of two o'clock in the afternoon a proeession of sleighloads following life and drum. bugles and flogs to no ,end„ altogether the Scene was us mor‘ able, Theprocession at time o'r 008 wended their way to the town hall, where spetehes by the time clergy. of of our town .tlid good work.oSong and reeiiatious WOl e aleo taken part in and the day wound up with a bon fire,and a flag with the words written 'Our Soldier Boy, J Riper, who b. a resident of our town, one who is on t be Battle field in Africa." -The roads here are in a had vondition.- J. Ross, who left bete some few weeks ago to tireept a position on the road 88 trav- eller for a London firm has resigned his position and: has returned to Loran and is again in his Old place ns elerk for J. Park. Mr. Ross will niove his fatuity bete shortly. We welcome Atte R. back again as his sinillug face was very much missed from among ns. NO RIGHT TO UGLINESS. The women who is lovely in face, form and temper will always have friends, but one who would be attract- ive must keep Iter health. If she is Aventk, sickly and all run down, she will be nervous and irritable. If she has constipation or kidney trouble, her impure blood will cause pimples, blotches. skin eruptions and a wretch- ed complexion. Electric Bitters is the be$t medicine in the world to regulate stomath neryeS, bright eyes, smooth, velvety skin. rich complexion. It will make 4 good-looking, charming women of a rundlown invalid. Only 50 cents at any Drug Store.. rse Winan's Cough Balsam for conglis, colds arid brOnchetic troubles; especially -useful for childeen. Sold by o Lute; Palpitation of the heart. nervous- ness, trembling, nervous heahe che, cold hands and feet, pain in the back, and other forms of weakness are relieved by Canter's Iron Pills, Made specially for the blood, nerves and complexion. lin Dile tor the Worl(I DIAMOND DYES fiRE IMITIITED BUT NEVER. EQURIAED. • For over a quarter of a century Diamond Dyes have stood the severest 'teests in millions of homes, and have won a fame and pupularity that has made them the .world's standard home dyes Speculators, for the sake of large profits, have endeavored to imitate the Diamond Dyes, but their productions have always proved miserable failures and deeeptions. There is as 1111.1C11 difference between the Diamond Dyes and the imitations as there is between a genuine hank note and a counterfeit. If you wish to dye successfully, protita,bly and well, avoid all imitation patkage dyes. Ask for the " Diamond and see that you get them. FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS AN OLD AND WELL-TRTEP REIVINDY.-Mrs, Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for their children while teething, with perfect success Itsootbes the child, sof tens the allays pain, cures wind colicand is the best 'remedy to Diarrhoea. It is pleasant to the taste. Sold by druggists in every part of the world. 25 cents a bottle. Its value is • incaleuleble,Bo sure and ask for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup and talce, no other kind. T, Milburn's So Co. :-Your Rheumatic Pills cliel me more good than Any other remedy- and I consider them apereeet cure for Rheumatism, Mrs, Joseph Pearce, CollingwOod Ont. . PASSED 10 WORMS. I gave Dr. Low's Worm Syrup to nfy lilile girl two and a half years old ; the result was that'she passed 15 worms in 5 days. Mrs. B. Rey, Itilmanagli, Ont. • • ACCXDENTS Will' happen in the best regulated.e"homes Scalds, Burns. and 011;s aro of frequent cedar- TeL1CO. There is nothing for cases of this kind equal to Ha gyard'S Yellow Oil. It takes out pain and promotesrapid healing. - DANOETtOUS DYSENTERY. • "I.suifereclwith DySentery for four weeks and could got nothing to cure me. I then tried Dr. Fowler's Extract, of Wild Strawberry, whichoured me when everything else failed. John 7. Carter, Ilriclgetown, N. S. it• A Native Qanacilan. '‘Winte r Finds Out.What Summer Lays By Ed. H. Clarke, of Oaliforniee brother of MiS. M. J. White, Exeter, who is tgliting Or the Queen in South Africa, is a member of Lord Dundonald's cav- alry brigade, who were the fit'st to re- lieve Ladysmith. The advance is des- cribed -as follows t - "During the afternoon of the 2$th Feify, cavalry brigade pressed for- ward from Mill:410a to Bulwana under Dundonald, in the direetiun of Ladysmith, the Boers firing en the advent:lug troops with artillery ata, tinned ou Bulwana. 'About 4 p. in., Major Gough's regi- ment, whieb wee m advative, Nivel that the ridges sorrounding and c.ort. cealing Ladysmith, were apparently unoceupied. lie reported this to Dun- donald, who thereupon determitwd to ride through the gap and reach the town with two squadrons of the Ina- perial Light Horse aud Oarhineers. When we started for Ladysmith there was only an hour of daylight, left, "The troops galloped on swiftly in spite of the rough ground, up • and clown hill,through (Images and scrub oak, till they could eeee the 13ritish gams flashing from Waggon Hill, Then it was faster till suddenly there Was the eluillenge. A ekiruatsb took place butsotat the troop5 were on their Way and reached Ladysmith 000etrong in good order. Kirroon Anonnss.-The members of the con. •eg• ) the illettaudiet (demerit met at, tn.' aeon: of W. J. Tufts, to ehow their appreciation of his serviees as organist, by presenting him with the following address, read by E. N. fibler, manager of the choir ; A DDREsS. To Um V. J. Tis. Xut Km, Osr.: Eear Is the •oxpressio joy the Jews celebrated their victories i soug, from multitudinous voices and dewing heerts wool. ascend ascriptions ot praise to God. To he blksscd with the faculty of sou g is to be richly endowed for service to God's lkouse, This world would, be cheerless and Friritle3 WithOn4,1141144. That man is to be Pitied who bas no faculty for singing, no appreciation of the service of swig in WO worship of the Lord. AMMO is sacred and like all sacred things it bus a tactizet tom a magle spell a Well rh els the tor, au:haunt am brIlls the heart. ana bntsilte snena tdodea depths et ext,tee, COVIAtnilin ON CV and up.iftilig the splrit, m a glow of saavdness. to the loved neusle er on. 'wisdom heoi a lends in south, to charm, ,to melt down, to soften the wilder passiens mid mote the generous and the true It lifts on wings for upward flight the sorrow - Mg. and plants the tea on the hetglas of loftier mations. and gives the eoul brIghter and the been huller en'oyments There is no part let turtne worship so pleas - and so thrillizwy beauttful,so rich iu Influence, and.stimulatlir•and melting in eifeets as the service of song". It seems lite nmest earthly op. eroach to the perfect worship, a the °erred Temple service, among the perfect Apirits. To lead a congregation m such a ?Owe re- quires skilLskut in the selection, an,' ment in the rendering, bathThis you bate rhown from Sabbath to $400. Tit.o eftorts you have put forth and the sated - Ace of time on have made to roper/ohm for serviet have. not only tcou cojto ed hot highly valued during' tho so.en years you have been organist. We aro met here toonight to show °neap. predation or yourserviee in some utuelble form, wo ask you to ae, eta, this secretory and easy choir, not on account of their intrinsic value butes evidence that we have appreciated you service. And otir prayer is thot you may long be z•partd to render service to the (Introit, atur that when you cease to lead in, or enjoy the service of song in tho earthly Temple, you may Join the choir of tho blest in the city ot Md. Signed in behalf of the oongregation, nor, J. F. Stinson, David llazIewood. Hobo Fletcher, R. It Copeland, W. T. noadhouse, Edward N. Shier, W. 11. Marshall, Air. W. J, Tnfts made It suitable re- ply. After which all sat down to a sumptuous treat prepared by the la- dies., the evening being spent in games and other amusements, which broke up about about 12 o'clock, all going home well satisfied with the evening's en tertain went. it me's. Paine's Celery Compound Has Virtues that meet the Most Obstinate Cases. Its Virtpes and Powers Act Directly on the -Nerves and Blood. THE GREAT SPRING MEDI- CINE FOR EVERY HOME, Paine's Celery Compoend excels all other combinations and preparations as a spring medicine because it works directly on the shattered and nnstrung nerves and impure and poisoned blood, from which so many diseases have their origin. • Paine's Celery Compound must not be confounded with deceptive, worth- less and short-lived remedies such as saisitptu•il I as. nervines, tonics and pills that have little or no 1.5ower over disease. ' Paine's Celery Compound has virtu- es and strengthening power's that quickly beace the nerves, cleanse the blood and restore perfect circulation and digestive vigor. The special mis- sion of Paine's Celery Compound is to accomplish what thousauds of doctors fail in -the banishment of old and ob- stinate disorders from the system, such as kidney and liver troubles, neuralgia rheumatism and dyspepsia. All these serious afflictions rapidly disappear under the cleansing and regulating action of Paine's Oelery'Compo• und If you desire renewed and true life in the early sprieg season take Paine' Celery Compound. Firmly and decid- edly refuse the SOMETHING jUbT AS GOOD that may be offered you by some dealers. Paine's Celery Omen pound " m dces sick people well." A deputation representing the var- ious districts of the On tali° Poultry A.ssoolation waited on HOn. Mr. Strat- ton at Toronto, to ask that. each dis- trict, of which there are eight or ten, be given a grant of $800 for the pur- pose of fostering poultry shows in var- ious parts oe the province. The fol- lowing were the delegates : Messrs. William Collins, Peterboro' ; Dr. Bell, Toronto ; John Chambers, Toronto ; John Ramsay, Owen Sound; J. Mc- Fadden, Hamilton ; J. A. Wilson, Sea - forth ; J. lo Corcoran, Stratford ; A. W. Tyson, Guelph:* Be it spring, summer, autumn cr winter, .someone in the family is under the weather" from trouble originating in impure blood or low condition of the system. All these, of whatever name can b cured by the greet blood purifier, Hood's SarSaparillaeltneverdisappoints. Bolls -"Z was troubled with boils for months. Was advised to take Hood's Ser. Trsaptiarrol,INIa.„ sai:d after usirca fere:etthtleysehaanvye not sinee been bothered; B. If. Gramm, apCpeCittliteklanNdoteoSulledenpot-s1 dindat night. Was so tired I could hardly walk. Read about Hood's Sarsaparilla, took four bottles and it restered me to perfect health," Miss JEssin Tomo -auto, Crenbrook. Ont. good's rills euro liver Ills ; th non4rthating 010Y cathartic to take 'yank snit.* Sarssonvilfx Soldiers of Thee Ort0SS. A Little Reminiscence of t: Present War. (By --reeneste Wily do they fight? Yet fight they will, with determination to light and win. God grant that strife may soon be over and that our dear ones fight no more. Poor mothers' hearts are rent in twain to part with those who, to hin- der, was all in vain ; but if in God they put their trnst, He will bring them out inore than conquerors at last. Our dear old Qneen made many a wish that. peace would reign for ever (her days), but owing to loyalty the pence has been broken, and this day is war mid innnorality. 'Tis said for our country's cause they fight, yet their wives and homes they left and to South Africa's sunny soil they went, all for Brittania's fame. Yet, for his country's sake, a man leaves wife and child and sallies forth his country to protect. Poor wife, for lorn, may sit and think of him who's gone to war. May God protect that lonely heart and take her where war will be no more. They talk of wars in distant lands. Why, war is at our doors. We fight with opponents daily, for satan rules the sway. Poor boys, they're sick of the scorch- ing sun and the desert stretching for miles away; yet they are longing to get at the foe and sweep the rand with their swords to -day. God is watching over those at home; God forgwe them for all their sins. When the bugle sounds, leb them mortut like men and away to battle and fight to win. And when the battle between Eng- land and Africa has an end, God grant that peace and harmony may reign unto 'the end. Lucan, March 1st. B. H. Laxa-Liver Pins are easy acting, non -irritat- ing and purely vegetable. They aro the most Otteotive remedy known for Constipation, pnrsTepoelp5sei.a, Biliousness and Sick Headache: When yellstiO talked of war and basenese, 'When lou've vented all your spleen. On the man who sees not with yoa eye to eye. Will you kindly think of those who are True soldiers or the Queen - And who also have a -Captain in the sky. Your son -his son -son p1000 far away - Each, one doing the Master's work, Many a weary day - Give them your help, for the Jearire dear sake Malan-ay, piety, pray. We have eonntryinen by thousands Far too proud to sing or speak Or the Lord who bought them with His precious blood-, A041 they live their lives of pleasure, Of mutt greed, and selfish ease, And scarce lift a hand to do e neighbor good. When the rainbow crowned angel whose Fair face is like the sun: Clothed with cloud -with feet on laud And on the sea Whose loud voice is like a lion, So diet nil MY beer Mau speak - And ery with thuntlerluee dread awl loud, That tbne no more.shall be, 411 1 what then of men's warrineef Teel ohatl bawl who would not slug - T..4.7 shall gis,on who wonld not Own the Lord most High - 0. resit mortals, turn ye. turn ye. Before that dreadful day, When shall piss away the earth .and sea and sky. Viten the Xing of Vivo and peace in • Far Bethlehem's town was born- • There %OS no war on earth.or Heaven, orsea; wed -will Ind mice the angels sung That olessed natal morn - Above the jarring, longues of men Boasting great, &hinge to be, God'. son -Heaven's glum Ithi down His life one clay; dear work His eoldlere *;:.:44.a Tar Give them ye.. for our 'apta ins sake - 4:pa pray, pray, pray, Exeter, :slareh it. 1989, "lbw. xts, 2,1 M. '1('K. • fireigeWeseanliill4enr93034e•feeeN Il olO4HOUSANDS OF YOUNG- 111517are 2 troubled with nervousness, despoil- denoy, exhaustion, loss of memory, ff'sachtug backs and kidneys, painful urine- S 3 don, basil fulneas, sediment in urine, losses e at night, inepoteney, headaelles, varicocete, q,e1 9 pimples 'ulcers, bone pains, -The results it? (11 of evil qabils in youth or later etKr08,518. e-') Oar Vitalized '3?reatasent :turns We woos: i'•4 af' Egnis,-1,1orn,-,' 7.,',1:l.it'In.`"!,'6' i"..3 • tap ilio vigor and viiii1;iir aud. prodetrct.) le weak men, Gar .f.3-.r.,Xz.e.,' l'r,:ewl.er.v.,,Ixt Ix) „ volol Cure Yo. 6 tr*-as'Al-e ciri g C.V a art . g. ' a T.. NO Matter hta'N' diatonic, yield to our Vita:- 0) 0, ised 'Treatment. No operation, leo pain, ''P ea nodetention front bum ness. All -drains 9 cease. Our i Care You. 'Dollar Treettmcort. ,,-.•171 1 .',.,. .Ifillood.41,:., Sexua1 1 4) Guarnu teo Curer.- cored forever, lifo return of the di:sense. trf V.-.,til:icureI No r;,(iT'Zi'L (6)9': ''','I'''.:”'::. X ., &-L- , r - o . ..i 44 We treat and cure all dis- ..,f' 7,., 7 of I iiii ...;•'', eases of men and women for Veit ,,Aittilli; Examination end gonsultation Free. Writ:. fc.:-, Zuizilizet •T List for fame LT/In:aid. DOLIAR DOCTORS 47 'Al°'-''''' '4.-''''' 9 ... , . DOEMii, &itCh. Nefeeeeteee..eliQoac:-Qoaree-e4dri stt• itt. 4.4111 MARKETS. Exeter MARCH •th, 1900. 1rVheat per bushel ,66 to e9 Oats BarkeY. • • •-• Peas Butter EgUs Turkeys ... • --• • s 011.A.A4 Chickens per lb • . Dried Apples;.** Pork dressed ;6.24 to 0.20 • •- 38to 40 60 to 60 -20 to 20 14 to 1 9 to 1_i 10.0 • t 7 to. Se louden, MARCH Sth, 1900. Wheat per bushel, .,.. . 06 to 07 .20 to 40 Peas 0 Peas., 17 17 to 6 Barley- 48 co 40 Buckwheat: -... ....46 to 48 ItY4 -61 lk -42 GO 47 65 to 70 Cora ., . , .... .... Beans...... . . . ..... Butter .... ...... it to II Eggs ...-e id to 16 Duok-s s ..„,..60 to 70 Turkeys per lb,. . 10 to 12 Geese pertto...- 0 to 10 Chickens- .... ...... _5( to 75 Cheese. . ....... t to 10 Pottetoes.pii ba- -* . .5, to 70 My per ton ..........$ 6,00to li LSI) Pork Per cwt.. .. ga.50 to 80.f10 BISMA.ROIc$ IRON NERVE. Wzts the result of his splendid health, Indomitable will and tremendous en- ergy are not found where Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and Bowels are out of melets If you want these qualities and the success they bring. nse Dr. King s New Life Pills. They develop every power of brain and body. Only 25 cents at any Drug Store, To Telex DEAF, rich lady cured of her Deafness and Noiees in the Head by Dr. Nieholsous Artificial Ear Drools has seut 41,000 to his Institute, SO that deaf people unable to proeure the Ear Drums may have them free, A ply to Dept. A. S. V. the Institute, 7 Eighth Avenue, New York.U. S. A. GIVE A YOI3I'H resolution and a course In Business and Short timid tbo Qbsevemeesceeese '41%4, Nat Glk W, "I ASOPT, v•I t4i4. 0 F.4.111.K4Or+ ' .1.":4,1,..iie:iii.M. 1‘• '1,1 i • :;.r.••14it 47* •:,:cymb. 4 .,....4. MONTREAC -cANoec•P., ktaiSeZelereesesopseeeecteseeeee . . . . Ifeeiettreiet WASH/Ne ° Irecli.SAS car Ado .?AN molvri9rAz :r iresiv4/0:I4/N.N,7.14z7/41t7 09fA ' rx0,/la scde,rek:ith0P000 fi Co ko4,,A 42ir:1 Every box of our Native Herbs is stamped with a, registered 'limber, and contains it guarantee that, if • taken as directed, this remedy * cure all diseases arising from impurities the blood. The name of every purchaser is registered, with the box. Should the relate -4y f11 t benefit him, he has only to siva the guarantee slip and mai it to us to get back the full price of the box, You will not mu the slightest is in using It is purely vegetable -contains no mineral whatever--au4 cannot possibly do any hart% even If it fails to cure you. And. if it does not cure you your money will be returned. There is no reason, thereforeovhy you should not (and every reason why you should) begin treat- ment to -day, if you are miffering in any degree trona. and whet:ball place limits to his =ear. Cetelogues tree. 4. W. W WEB ELT. Prind a 'FIRE Clothing Over corn -plaint itilneFdiwtrdtr nerteas affect ioa nemlarlic Howl poison female troablo rtvr.alatitun. ere,' plies rermlina Orr.pf.,p,ta con -0 elyetetne acre tom Our Native Herbs tablets is sold by druggis at $x.00 a box (also in powdered forxu). If you can't get it of your druggist, we will mail you a box -200 days' treattuent-o receipt of price. THE ALONZO 0. BLISS 00., 232 St. Paul Street, ftlealmal, Can, Constantly iiursiies arr419- it is easy enough of solution, thOugh when you are able to avail ydurself of our offer. We are showing a fine range of Black Worsted intwills, vene- tians and clays (boughtsbefore the heayy advance in price and selling at the old prices.) Nice suits for $14 in fancy worsted suiting We show big range at moderate prices in &moll and Canadiarttweeds 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. H. Crieve. MERCHANT TAILOR Try as you may, you cannot escape the weary, worn out, dont-care-to-work feeling that accompanies spring weather. Brain is not as clear as it ought to be ; there is languor and listlessness instead of energy and activity. Burdock Blood Bitters is what people need this weather. It sets the liver, bowels, and kidneys acting, whereby all poisons are eliminated from the system; cleans the tongue, improves the appetite, purifies and enriches the blood. Miss MARY J. IRwIN, Hol- land, Man., writes I have used Burdock Blood Bitters as a spring medicine for • three years now and don't think there is its equal anywhere. 'VVhen I feel drowsy and tired, and have no desire to eat, I es'et a bottle of , • . I think it purifies the blood and builds up the constitution better than any other remedy." Destiny Chan ed. The "Slater Shoe" is closely watched (lur- ing the process of manufacture. Every undergoes a careful examination after lea- ing the hands of each. operator. The slightest flaw in the leather or wol mauship-a stitch missed -a slip of the ku,.' discernible to an expert condemns shoe tliattl' "sped. toward the Slater " to the ordinary, nameless, unwarranted army of footwear '1*.`' 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 $6.00. E. J. SPA CKMAN, SOLE .1 0C_AL AGENT. Five Packs of Cards Free - Ono pack. 'May L C'. t Home,' Ono naek 'Escort,' One pack 'Flidatiou, One pack 'Hold. to -light,' One pack '01r Sofa Just holds Two.' Samples of 20 other styles with book full of no- tions, Sena de. silver for postage. A. W. KINNEY, SO Salona-Yarmouth, N. S. CALL AT THE FAMILY It Mrketn For first ekes CORNED BEEF, PRESSED TONGUE, BOLOGNA and SAUSAGE, LARD and SM OKE*D MEATS: A fine selection of BEEF, LAME, FRESH PORK, „ and all kinds of resli artd S alted Meets on hand. Note the address, one door north of The R Pickard Co's store. LOWS Da y 9 PRO* STRENTIIENS-- WEAK LUNGS. Many persons are in a condition to invite Pneumonia or Consumption by reason of inherited tendency or other causes. The3 catch cold easily -find it difficult to get ria of an ordinary cough or cold. We Would advise all such people to use Dr. "Wood's Norway Pine Syrup. It is a wonderful strengthener and healer oi the breathing organs, and fortifies tho lungs against serious puhnonary diseases. Miss Clara Marshall, Moore, On.t., writes: "I have suffered several years with weals lungs and could get no Clire, so became discouraged. If I caught cold it was hard to get rii of it. I started using Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup, and as a result my cough haa been cured and my litogs greati; strengthened." it 5% NIVOit3tir& Norway Fin Syrup. 25o. and 50o, a bottle All droggists. Friend's Advice. When you find yourkid- neys out of order, when your back aches are7. pains and gives youn......e less misery', when have to nse -often in• night and endure tornir. duriger fileaci;s- -advice. Get a 130X of DONS KIDNEY PUS. There are lots of people in your town, who have been cured by this remedy, Mr. T. Sarchet, merchant tailor, Brock- ville Ont., Says they cared him of a severe attack of backache and kidney trouble. They cured Mrs. E. Ford, St. Thomas, Ont., of dropsy. Mrs. Wm. McNeill, 93 St. James St., St, John, N.B., says they cured lier•-of°Aileo., tressing backache, from which she suffered for over she months. From nearly every city and town in the Dominion we get statements similar to tlic above. People who have used them are alwaysglad to say a good word for Doan's Kidney Pills. B the Best a n d igneme es. 11) the end you will fii it Furnish that va- N111( loon) -with (-)ne ()I- Our Bed Room Setts, Tabes, Chaits. Etc. 51E1111,38 Hi have it. yo4 Aanst) Take a locik at our full tine IMENITIT E and you \ ftnd m -bat you ayo looking S C1DLEY SO PNITIME A Nil NDF, Opera House Block.