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GLADISIASTe,
porristere eolicitors, SUM $e, =ester.
MONEY TO LOAN.
We have tinfinhtea pilvate Imes fer invest-
ment Upoi. farm or village property at lowest
ates. ot interest.
Dicg$ON Se CARDING.
-Exeter,
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4712
D. S. D. ELS., 'eerier Graduate
'of Toronto University. Dentist.
Teeth extracted without, jetin or
bad after effects, Mice in Fan -
sot's block, Wot side a Main
trent. Exeter'
DR ANDERSON, (0-0- S. O. S
DENTIST.
Honor terminate of the Toronto University.
and Royal College of Dental Surge,ons of
Ontario. An bridge work. Crowns. d Plate
work (Imola the neatest possible manner. A
harmless amesthetie for painless extraction.
Thestrictest Attention given to the preservate
ion of the natural teeth. OlIlce °mono Oen:
teal Hotel. h.eter, Ontario.
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A HOOPER, Licensed .A.uo-
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tioneer for the Camay of Buren. Sales con-
ducted in all parts, and for convenieno can be
enraeged fee tles Oleo, Satisfaction gitararr
toe. Charges moderete. Exeter P. Q.
FARM FOR SAL'S.
The propeity of the late Conrail Miller on the
Etta Von, Bay, Wee miles from Dashwood,
good brick dwelling aud frame hank barn.
AM well fenced aud la the bigbest state of culti-
vation. 100 acres :nth° farm. Chianti and
school convenient. For particulars apply to
JOSEPH SNELL. Pashwood
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ft OUSE AND LOT FOR
SALE.
An eight -roomed storey awl a half brick
house. on Simeoeetreet, for sale. Ras a Erst-
e:bee woodshed in corinection. Alscs comfort-
able stable 24 x 30 feet Goad hard and oft
water. Intumitate possession given it desired.
Terms cash. Apply to J. G. Martin on the
premises, or to Hugh Oke, Exeter, P. 0,
THE 111..EITER T.L.M.ES
"Want of Watchfulness MARKETS
Woociliarn road, div 3 iSe 4, $3,75. The eleek And ;
Exeter Ste -ROB leth, 1900.
gfahes Um/ • Wheat per butsbei .„ Se PO a
27 to 2,3
--AO to 45
ex° to 65
. sett to 2Q
• 12 tse
S to le
councillor .J, 13 Bryan were instrueted I
BrGEEs.---A. J. Ford is home again to preptiae plans and specifications for
fronee business trip to Torouto. One the erection of a bridge oeer the river
of his fotmer clerks, Wee, Neweomine Sauble on the row" between Claude- ;
who worked in the store clueing the boye and l_aican and to send the sense
busy seaepn has set tui a bueinees for to councillor F. A. Ryan where they
hiniself.-Fred Gacike is around town can be semi. The council adjoUrned to
again after an absence a aboot two rileet agent on Mooday the .2itel day of
niCinths•-Albert Switzer sold a horse April 1000 at 10 a,
to Joseph 1:10Oper last week. -A large W. D. STARLux,
number from here attended Wm- Me-
Kernen's auction sale on Friday lest. .,..estEICV6"rdWiniper, urisl
The bidding was slow and as a restiit,
*Vors. who had previoosly de- duce&
the prides realized were not, very nigh, se purchase as too costlybut is thei.
Mills driver of tie' Itlaj"tY'?. acep.ed this truly royal gift titles I
rualls has bought a- handsome eel, m ,cer illustrious subject. ed." as
light Sleighs from Mc-Kent:tan & Keep P4Oriofet (stamens weighs iss
ton. -Miss _Fairless the new Illitlinose esee its estimated value is broke
at .A. J. Fora's wAs an einpleyee AeIn size it reeks first among and
H. Lofft's in St. Marys. We wish hersean gems, and in beau'. y yields The bl
euccese.-B. Allen Insurtimas agent islim to the "Ilegeut" only. It is evenly
going his rounds again. -Tuttle 51/113that Wilkie Oellia's novel. "The tracti
,
has gone on a visit to Centralia. --Alexstone," was miggesteel by this ,itswohree
Sinclair is boine again from a vies', too
friends in Wallaceburg. very
tat to a happy, or at least a tol-
YQUISG 1VITH A Fi°13gr" •
• esbhirmeaei%in
BlaIUSE.-Wre laeobi of St. Joseph, 7 equal and ho,pefel mental state, patch
called on friends here last uteek.--Mr. !Ave egent in sustaining a youth- nigh
and MPS. J°S'Ph DauneeY, 141'4";°,' sirit and demeanor is to have a stTled
I and Mr. and qrs. Joseph Mel/mans, interest in life An aim iite haire_
• Sodom, spent Sunday last, with "
Mr, and Mrs. John 0001d, Miesminspriug of youthful endeavor. wome
Beatrice Warren entertained it few of .ith ie filled with interrogations, tweffl
tt
James Carrick spent „
Sunday „,;„,„,„.
age liatle$3, torpid. s Ptt
het friends on Thursday eve.oingimowe it all. Youth is eager, tte. s
last with, friends in Sodom -Amos x'71,077euth 444, its. drew= and its
Wildfong is making preparattotts to ssiasme. ge its rea.laations and tiro
build a fine new barn 111 tho sPrIng pointments., This is a natural mane
John Johns, Of Winebelsea, who etlela nee end impossible to radleallY upon
14SL KIIIMIler lti our midst. WII4 Arollnd fis ten he largely modified. of (ma
renewing acquaintances, en a recent rate a fad, a hobby. Study some- head
Sabbath day. -George O'Brien gave ak new. Never imagine that you are isties
party to il. large number of hie frientle 14 to leases anything you ectay vises
11 ehort tittle age.—George Campbell. 'to acquire. Education ends only tett i
of St. Joseph silts in our neighborhood lifo and me is immortal. Whose,
a few clays turo.-Ttie Many frienite of
Silas jeesne IsTorthcott, who was Air a melon, sigb? cau.s oniony is a are Itt
number of years 4 faithful worker in 1f ()striates aceempinying a rail- The
our Sunday school, will be pleaded to rain as it speeds ort its way.
learn that her wedding is announced
. . „
Many cases of poor health
come from "want of watch-
fulness. Dut if you keep
your blood pure no thief can
steat your health.
The one effective natural blood puri-
fier is Hood's Sarsaparilla. -1-f never
,(7isappoines,
impure Blood,-"Ny wife soffered
with pain and distress from an affection ef
the teroat caused hr impure blood, She
was almost in despair wben she turned to
Rood's Sarsaparilla. Six bottles Of thia
raediette completely cured ben" JOIN
WECXXAB, On% Ont.
titcrofula -"Bood's Sarsaparilla has
cured me Of Ser0114. Was weak and de-
bilitated but it made me strong and well.
.after a severe eolel had catarrhal fever.
Again resorted to this medicine and it cured
me," &men E, DESOY, Annapolis. ef. S.
fess ft
to • strsi •
take plAve on Wednesday the 210, cAVIES AS PETS.
FARM Tit
FOR SALE. of this month.
stra
The eudersigned Executors ef the estete of
She lato Franele Etohlbeitt, offer ter sale, lot
cencessiou se of Um towesbut et Ste.
pimp, This farm meatus 75 aeree,alliu geed
cultivatiou. There le en tho premises it 1179 -
storey Prow house, a bank barn. conteining
Ant class root house. with Windmill which
Servos water into barn, 2 ever living wane, is all
tee underdrattied, and well feneed,good beat -
Ing orchard, 1 miles from echool. 31 miles from
The fiourishing village of eashwood, fall
ploughed. Address Edwin DetrieleSt. Clemons,
sVoloneten CO . 11110 Frank flohibehe Dash -
'woe, 31,O.
alarea 12tb.
NEM
Meat Market
The undersigned bas opened up
new meat market one door
SOUVI 01 Garlino'g Store
where be will keep the choicest of
meats constantly on hand.
AepALL SOLICITED.
..101iN T. MANNING
EXETER
• ROLLER MILLS
ALWAYS READY
FLOUR
Mill Feed and Corn
CONSTANTLY KEPT
IN STOCK.
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID FOR
GOOD RED WINVER WHEAT.
WOOD WANTED
J. COBBLEDICE & SON.
To the Editor of Exeter Times.
DEAR, Sm. -As we all know that
serious and difficult questions are sel-
dom settled without the assistance of
female the sex, and as the "Boy
and Girl" problem which is also a mat-
ter near the heart of us all, shoald be
settled, as it inight j -a -r the feelings
of many of our readers if the discussion
begun is not soon ended, is the reason
for my asking space in your most use-
ful paper. It pleased us all greatly,
"Filius" putting a good word for
ns, and 1 know of no one in a better
position to do so.
It was also a fortunate thing there
was one in our village having had the
experience such as "Finns" must have
bad. But there is no getting
over the fact that our village has not
done its duty towards the young peo-
ple,and it was a kind act inJ.A.R. bring-
ing the question up, but talk is of very
little use. What is wanted is action
and the young people look to, and ex-
pect, such heads as J. A. R'e, to devise,
and see carried out what appears to be
of great anxiety to him:. ••
If this question is net now settled
Mr. Editor, whose fault -is it?
'ONE GIRT..
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Fresh from the Press.
,TIi Illustrated
Diamond Dile 11110 Book
Shows the Handsomest . De-
signs fo Door Mats and
Floor Rugs
A copy of this novel and useful little
book will be sent free to any address
Canada. It tells yoa how to make
pretty and useful Door iVlats and Floor
Rugs from cotton or wool rags or from
yarns, and gives you fall information
bow to procsre the designs which are
on Scotch Hessian linen, al ready for
hooking. You can't be happy entil
you see this book. Wells Se Richard-
son Co., 200 Mountain Street, Mont-
real, P. Q.
Russeiclale i, rerevian, MAO aeyselnlan. grot
Three swat, tune
breeding of cavies s the" new. toTi,3
ti of lovers of pet aniumls.
+.. 31, ••14,,,N :11,14-1,,emmot. hromorm
BatERs.---Wm. Robinson met with a
very painful -occident on Ftidey. Vhile
engaged shovelling snow oOE the kit-
chen slipped he and fell abont tett feet
breaking, all of his ribs on the left side
also fracturing his shoulder. is in
a very low condition.- The tenders
for Mount Pleasant church, will be
opened on Thursday the Iiith
Mrs John Wilson, Fullerton, who has
been confined to her bed with a bad
attack of pneumonia will sonn be
Itround again.- airs. James Russell
who is in her 00th year, and her t•We
daughters and grand daughter were
yisitors at Sandy Coles's on Feebly
last. - Rob Clark our enterprising
butcher bus laid in hie stock of lee for
the coming summer.- -Preparations isre
being made and excellent talent ie -
cured for it monster patriotic concert
to be held in Fullerton Town Hall on
Monday evening the 19th iiit., also
similar one to be held here shortly.
Bayfield
(Received, too late for last week.)
BarErs.-A grand Patriotic coucert
will be given in the town hall on
day, arch 10th. A. grand program
is being prepared by local talent, such
as military drills, solos, quart ettes,
dialogues, tableaux, and a fitateclass
orchestra, will also be in attendallee,
The committee are sparing no pions to
snake this concert a grand success.
Don't forget the date. Admission, 25e
and 15e. -Miss Taylor and Miss John-
ston, of Sarnia, are visiting at the
former's sister, Mrs Rathwell, of town.
-Louis Wilds, of St Louis, Mo., and
Joseph Wilds, of Illinois, were called
home to attend their father's funeral.
-James McDonald, of Goderich, is
visiting friends in town. -Harry Tip-
pett, of Chicago, who spent a couple
of months in town visiting friends,
returned home this week. -Miss Lot tie,
Lily and Queenie Martin left fin, To-
ronto on Monday last. -Chas Stewart
and wife, of Clinton, were renewing ac-
quaintances in town on Saturday Inst.
MISS Grace Torrance, of Zurich, who
has been spending a few weeks with
her grandparents, Sir and Mrs Mc-
Donald, returued home this week. -
Fred Belanger left for St Joseph on
Sunday, where he has secured a j.,b in
the sawmill as sa.wyer.-John Harri-
son, who had the misfortune to break
one of his legs above the ankle, ahout
a week ago, is, we are glad to say, re-
covering again. -The funeral of the
late Joseph Wilds to the Drysdale
Catholic cemetery was largely ai end-
ed.
Eidd u 1 ph.
CouiciL MEETING.-Thecouncit met
pursuant to adjournment, the reeve
and all the members preseot. -M Blake
addressed the council with regeed to
costs re the Oman drain. The clerk
was instructed to advise the toe itship
engineer of Mrs Harrigan's obje I.ons
to the paynaent of costs ceri Hied
against her. The county tree surer
was instrueted to strike front his and
book dog tax returina in 1807, Ora part
of lot 7, N. L. R, against one George
Betts, The following are the apt imp-
riations for ordinary expenditure for
the present year. Bralges over the
River Salable and large streams and
payment for gravel not included. Div -
No 1, dir. work $150, new road weet of
Lucan $50, London Road $125,. eiwn-
linee $75, total for division No 1 $100.
Div No 2 -div work $150, gravel eoad
$70, townli o es $60, ()SR $60, village of
Ciendeboye $30. Total for division
No 2 8870. Div No 8 -div week $150,
towulines $75, CSR $125. Total $350.
Div No 4 -div work $160; townliiies
$50, CSR $150,St MGR $25. Total $385
Div No 5 -div work $150, townlines
$100, CSR 3200, St MSR $75, village of
Granton $50. Total for division 5 $575
Total appropriations for ordinary ex-
penditure for the year 1000, $2080.
(Bridges and payment for gravel not
included.) The following aceehnts
were ordered to be paid: -Chas Chap-
man, binding rolls, $1; John Fitton,
opening road N Grantoo, $475; A
Gibson, opening road S Granton, $7.50
Geo Armitage, rep roed, dip 2 $l.00;
Thos Tracey, " " " 50c;
S Ryan " 50c ;
M Mead, 1/ soe ;
E Turner, " " 50c ;
Peper,270 tile- $1.85 ;
• D O'Mara, tile drain and tile N
moiety, $1.40; 11I Hogan, 5 dys opelaing
Mt. Carmel
AunuEss. - Presentation and ad-
dress to the honor of Mr, and Mrs.
John Hall, who are about to take
their departure for Detroit.
vleunt Carmel, Feb, 201h, - To -
nigh e finds Mr. Hall and his family in
the midst of more than one 'hundred
of the young _people from this place
and the adjoining neighborhood, who
come to take farewell of those who
have been long and favorably: known.
MUSIC, song and dance were in order
throughout the eveuing and continued
so until an hour that roight, be called
late. A splendid luncheon 'was served
at half past eleven, after whkh, hn-
roediately followed the address and
presentation of a. handsome gold
watch, travelling toilet, etc. ; this in
itself being a teetitnenial of grettt
value, expressing, as it certainly does,
the sentiments of all who know Mr.
Hall and his good wife and family,
leaves the writer to say' but little. Of
hitn I only wish to add that in the de-
parture of Mr Hall from this commun-
ity we lose an excellent artizen and an
influential man, Following is the Ad-
dress :-
Deen FonsnOS,-We, the youug mon of the
parish of alt. Cartnelaissemble 'toroth's evening
to show you our love told respeot, as well as
our serrow for your departure from amongst us.
Little did we think a few months ago that the
deal of friendship which have so long bound us
together should, be severed so soon. We have
known you Path from our earliest years, and
looking back on these years that have sped. 04
silently and serenely away, nothing but pleas-
ant associations coin° to our minds. The
friendship that bound us -together in days pest
has been inerenssed as years rolled by, nor were
you our friend only, but it Mond to all worthy
of the name, and now about to depart front LIS,
there is not I am sure a single ono left who
does not wish you peace and, prosperity wher-
ever your lot be east. Your sympathy,
kindheartedness, honesty and uprightness,have
endeared you to us all, and ere feel that the de-
parture of you and your family will leave a
vacitney that will be hard to 1111.
Your familiar faces will be sadly missed
every Sunday in the churchin the social circle
we will sadly amiss your cheerful words and
happy s sites but more than all will we miss
your hearty greeting every time we enter the
little village 01 2.11. Carmel.
It is then the sincerest svish of us all that,
wherever you go you may be known tIS WO
know you ; then we are sure you will have
goodfriends and true friends, a blessing in
time of need.
And now, dear Mr. and Mrs. Hall we ask you
to accept these gifts not for their intrinsic
value but as a slight token of the esteem in
which 3.9.11 have ever beenheld by the people of
the perish of Mt. Carmel and we hope that
often in tlie future we will have the pleasure of
seeing your cheerful face and hearing your
welcome voice orriongst us again.
We wish you God speed in your new home
and ask you toldndly remember us who now so
sorrowfully say good-bye. Signed in behalf of
the young men of the parish.
(EDWARD HOGAN, MATTHEW REGAN
-; THOS. LANE, D. L. O'BRIEN.
l.MIORAEL v. DOYLE.
REPLY OF MR. HALL.
My Doan FRIENDS, -The kindly expressions
just used in this address and the beautiful pros-
' cuts accompanying it do certainly manifeshyonr
good will f. a' which my wife and /aro heartily
svoll pleased.
In the 01100 01 my wife 1 4incerely thank the
young men of this community for the beauti-
ful gold wtstch and chain syliloh shall ever be
held as a souvenir anal as such It will be treas-
ured the longest; day wo live. Furthermore
when WO bet ; depart this life 13 18 my earnest
wish that this jetvel shall bear inscription
which will show to our children that Mt. Car-
mel should ever hold a place as dear in their
agitations as it now holds in the atreetionsof one
who speaks, in part, for them.
This watch is a lasting ornament and its use
is two -told : besides ibs value as a timepiece it
shall continually , call to mind this happy re -
onion of hearts as well as our associations in
bygone days wins friends both tried and true.
shall' always he happy to return to mt. Oar -
Accept sincere, thanks noty.for the special re-
membrance of me as shown by the gifts,in this
case-toilot utensils : those andtho beautiful
gold watch and chain will be kept in moment'
•of you and the address too, when framed, will
form part; of the household furniture in my
new home where 11 hearty welcome will ever
be extended to you all.
BEATS THE KLONDIICE,
Sir, A. C. Thoneas,of Marysville,Tex.,
has found a more valuable discovery
than hits yet been made in the Klon-
dike. For years he suffered untold
agony from constunption, accompani-
ed by hemorrhages ; and was absol-
utely cured by Dr. King's New Dis-
covery for Consunaptiou, Conglis and
Colds. He declares that gold is of
little value in comparison with this
marvelous cure ; would have it, even
if it cost a hunclred dollars a bottle.
Asthma, Bronchitis and all throat and
lung affections are positively cured by
Dr. King's New Discovery for Con-
sumption. Sold at any drug Store.
Regular size 50 dents and $1,00. Guar-
anteed to cure or price refunded.
1 ,
Never Disappoints
Iteod•sijtls ease ever Ills; Ibe noicirritstingarell
oely esthartic te note welt Heed's Situistsritla;
'rho fonowting persons lett Seaforth
oe distant pointe last week ; John
Steele. Seaforth, to BAY City,
to attend the funeral of an aunt, his
mother's sister ; Thomas Beattie, 'Mee
Killop. Sheldon, North Dakota
Win and Henry Agnew, Blake, to La,
Riviere, Mitnitohe ; Joseph j Einnev.
Lead buey, to --goose Jaw, Assinih, ;
Carroll, Seafori h. And John
Priee, McKfilop, to Victoria, British
'Columbia Theso are all steady, well
doing yoong men, and will, no doubt,
succeed in the respective states and
provinces ter whieh they have gone.
‘10991•9, G. E. and IL NV, Oresswell. tik
Rot Springs, Arkansas ; Mrs T Cole.
enart and her mother, Mrs Robertson,
lo 510ittreal, the latter is rettlelling to
her home t hero; Miss Mahe' Steele, of
Constance to Caltunet Mieltigan
A RcKs, of Leatilutry, to iMinuedosa.
Mattitobt, and J Tretnaine. of Con.
stance. to Martiton, Manitona,
Natirislitlic ficrvos and
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Good Appaite, Restful
Sleep and Full
Health.
Paine s Celery Compound
Nature's Spring ,Wledicine
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Troe, vigorous health is the portion
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Poor health and disease means dis-
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Paine's Celery Compound fally sup-
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It soothes the child, softens the gums. allays al
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cents alsobtle. Its value is incalculable. Bo
sure and ask for Mrs 'Winslow's Soothing
Syrup and take no other kind.
HOUSANDS OF YOUNG MEN are
s troubled with nervousness, despon-
dency, exhaustion, loss of memory, •
rt, aching backs. and kiclueys, painful tutees i»
don, bashfulness, sediment in urine, losses qi
at night, impolen.cy, headaches, varicocem, if!
penples, racers, bone pains, -The results 10
lot evil habits in yoUth. or to
rir mseesses. t
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Examination and Consultation Fos. Writo 331Qual.:.
List for Mime, Thinned.
BRIAR DOOTORS 47 Michigan Avenue
Detroit, Mich.
61ININK40)EneeetereetatfifEesietseerereeee
Barley. -
Butter --
Turkeys .„.
Geehe...
chickens per Di
Ducks..
EU 7
e
• .,.,Oto 7
13 to 15
nneo Apples- 5 10 e
• Pork dressed • • • 2425 to 6.5(i
...4.4-sas•asaas
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.onion 31A,11,014. WO,
Wheat per ousilltd, tie so 47
ak b.- • L./ 40 Jar
Peas.. •-47 to tall
Burley. .33 to 40
Buckwheat AS to 46
Itye • _51 to ect
Corti 42 to 47
Roue ...t5 to 70
Better .-. -14 to 14
bgge
Ducks • ....see to 70
Turkeys per a... 10 to 12
sese pss s 0 to 10
l'hickense A 54. to 75
•t items° r to 10
i'otatoes per :14,.? - P, 75
Bey per ton ,e softte 7-50
Pork per 4wt 0.00 to 25 00
News From Kirrsberly.
The buttet new- 11) HelliegraPh.
itevi:IVett it",Itt41tAtrter41* ;
It i OW 1 so.cs go many ways -
s'. good new tome.
All through Iles lir'. ish Empire tinW
The oh I, news is received,
That latrnbertey mei Ladysmith
Meet+ lately been relieved.
The glad news. Lord Behests' men
ilits never met defeat.
That Crowe has surrendered
An4 the emirs htve been bekr.
The seil newels. and neeil I say.
It gel es our people miln,
that ihiriy brave Canadian boys
Arta numbered with tbe slain,
When 10.1)' thousand British. troops,
Mari:boo o'er those cregge bl'ae94
It was the Vutooliali volietteers
That wee cite greatest
When Britisb 'lights requireil their aid.
As latiey laas been seen.
They left weir binnee here undismayel
soldiers of the Queen.
Down by the odder river now
14.ilti muund appears,
IN here thirty or Otlesoidiers rest
tAur ereve pouter velImieters.
taseresvilsa March 5. 'We.
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PYM-111 E lunette 011 tee felt lasts the wife of
If. J. l'On. 01 850.,.
13 US. 011a -1st zst. Marys, on WeiliteSday. Feb.
2. tbe win; 0-te. W. Afs, Butcher. °Se so.t.
MARRIED
AWRENCk-1AV1S-At. the residence of the
brlde'e estrous. March 1, by the Rev. J. T.
Emirs elev.) Lewrintee. Legan. to Miss Sole
Mary Atice, daughter Of Jelin Davis, Mitchell,
SigliNER-ItQUINSON- At the reeidenee of
die bride's percale, Mar 7, by Rey. R. Whit -
13 A nr. Emelt Sumner. Logan, to AM
me, eldest daughter of Mr. Wm, Robinson.
lilLebell.
FISIlElt-THOMts.CIN-At the UIPUSQ. Kippeu.
on March 7th„ by lien 8 Aebusen, note:ate
Fisher, or Dailey. North Ualoata. to Miss Ag;
nee. (laugh et- ot t te late tseereerTittintS011, of
the Lyndon ltead,
IMED
ANDEISSON-In Ushorno„ on the Sth twee
Framed /aldose% aged 62,s'ears, 7 Month%
IIRETHOU is -At Iiirkton, Ilarch 3, the wife of
August Brothour, aged 41 yoans. 3 menthe
COLLINS-in Aneaster, 00 Um Oat tot, Mrs.
atorhkhones Collins, aged 47 years, 7 mouths.
TOOLIEY-At her residence, Roman Line, Ilia -
en March 13111, Margaret, relict Of the
late W iiutuii Tos hey aged 73 yeare.
REYNOLDS- In Haat, ou Mouday, Mareli
5, Mary Weigh, svife of Dominick Reynolds,
aged Gs years.
•LIUNTE1O-s1n Tuokersmith, on March 3, 'Mar-
• garet AleGtegor, relict of the ante Role. neu-
ter, aged 75 ye,arsand I month,
W.Ellt-lu St, Marys, ou Monday. March 5
1000,Fanny Moore, wife or Alr. John Weir,
aged SO years, 10 months, 8days.
HILL -1n Stephen, on tho Sth inst., Martha
Bill, eldest caught°. of the late Walter 1:1111,
aged Sti years, 2 months, nud 20 days.
4. OAR» OV TIIANKS.-We desire to thank the
ninny kind friends who assisted us during the
sieknesu and burial of our dear sister, illarthis
Hill. Signed, theBrothers and Sisters.
London anti Toronto papers please asopy.
TO THE DEAF. -A rich lady cured of
her Deafness and Noises in the Head
by Dr. Nicholsons Artificial Ear Drums
has sent 41,000 to his Institute, so
that deaf people unable to procure the
Ear Drums may have them free. Ap-
ply to Dept. A. S. V. the Institute, 780
Eighth Avenue, New York,I7. S. A.
GIVE A YOU
resolution and ts course lnl Business and.Short
hand at tho
fir. A:Ztellr
and who shall place limits to his career.
Catalogues free.
J. W. W STER ELT, Principe
QUESTION
Constantly riursues a man
it is easy enough of solution,
though when you are able to
avail yourself of our offer. We
are showing a fine range of
Black Worsted in twills, vene-
tians and clays (bought before
the heavy advance in price
and selling at the old prices.)
Nice suits for $14 in fancy
worsted suitino•b We show GI,
big range at moderate prices
in Scocch and Canadian tweeds
we cary a large and well as-
sorted stock. Prices to suit
all. A large stock of the lat-
est goods voa oerefor singt
from $10 up.
GIVE US A CALL ancl see
what we can do for you.
J. H. Crieve.
MERCHANT TAILOR
1
Destiny Changed
The "Slater Shoe" is closely watched dur-
ing the process of manufacture. Thtery Shoe
undergoes a careful examination after leav-
ing the bands a each operator.
The slightest fiaw in the leather or work-
manship -a stitch ini.ssed-a slip of the knife,
only discernible to an expert condemns the
shoe that started toward the Slater " goal
to the ordinary,
nameless, unwarranted army of footwear
sold, to whoever will buy them.
The "Slater Shoe" is made in twelve
shapes, all leathers, colors, widths, sizes
and styles. Every pair Goodyear Welt-
ed, name and price stamped= the spies.
$3.60 AND $6,00.
SP 4 CKIVIA.N,
SCHOOL BOOKS
A FULL LINE OF NEW
BOOKS FOR
hoot Opening
'sssiaslis
,NI) ALL TifF,. CHB
RE.N's E:I4 AT
Brownings
here the :-•ebolars are used
Reduction(
'iFo Cash
PRICE,
Suitings
oweeds reamed from $18 to $10
In " 14:
e s i 13 a 11).
Plain Worsteds e 1. 00 a 19.
Twill s 0 . 18 0 15.
Pantings
Tweeds reduced from $4.50 to $3.75
Blaek • fr it 30,00 to $4.50
With all suits we give the best
of trimmings and gutwantee to fit.
;Call anthexamine these goods
rbefornbnying-yonr suit.
W JOHNS
The Teller
COVERED WITH
SORES.
LH. cured little Harvey Wino nls0
years ago and he has nova had
spot on him 41F1011w
Tispractically impozsible to
or Wars, enleCillil
chronic hied, with onlinaly rune
igo wadi r hew large or of
etanding they may be. however, tbe
tin readdy auil stay healed perm
en 1311cl0313 Veva Bittera is used.
beeI up
Lbe old
a
CUT THIS OUT
and send us• with 5' cents in silver, and You will
got by return mail a GOLDEN BOX OF
GOODS thst will bring You in Moen .;!clONEY,
In ono month, than anything else in America.
A, w. KINNICY, E. T.,
Salem -Yarmouth, N.
Five Packs of Cards Free -
One pack, May I. O. U Home: Otto'
'Escort, onepaek 'Flirtation, One_w
nack Holds
to -light,' One pack 'Otr SofaJust Holds Tm
Samples of 20 other styles with book full of no-
tions. Sena 5c. silver for pesttose.
A. W. KINNEY, E. T.,
• Salem -Yarmouth, N. S.
CALL AT
•
THE FAMILY
, I
HARVEY DEL1N E.
Mrs. E. Benne, Arden, out., proves thle
in tho following account elle gave of ha
little boy's case: feicsben my little son
Barvey was one year old be broke Out in
ores all over his body. They would
up for a time, then break out again About
twice a year, till he was past four; then be
seemed to get worse and was completely
prostrated. When doctors failed to cure
him I gave mill Burdock Blood Bitter
and besides bathed the Boren with it.
"It is nine years ago ulna, this happened
end I must say that in all tide time he bas
never bad n spot on his body a eiy signet
the old troeble retereing."
1 VW'S
Every Mother -Ammo how Baia:sets. us Craup
,iS. On thellret sign of tar .t.'nzetpy taitigh use
Hagyard's 'Yellow Oil. lose111 mire tilts tisteg•
orous disease when nothing* talsta aOl I'rico
25e.
••••••.,1,1111......•••••
1 LIVER COMPLA1 T.
1 lisvo used laucceLiver Pills for a serlialas sts
tack of Liver Complaint, they .1 11 11.0 is's•orld
of good and mode me smart und healthy, Mrs.
Goo Mullis, earldom Place. Det,
RIIEDSIATISM
Is eionpletely driven from the 1-121001 Ly 3111-
burn'8 Illteumatie 1?ills. They giro relief from
the pain. limber up I te eel's Joints and cure
• when other methods of treatment tail.
Better stop that
cough now with
a few doses of
Dr. Wood's
Norway Pine
Syrup than let
it run on to end
perhaps in Bron -
Mat Market chitis, Pneu-
For first class
CORNED BEEF,
PRESSED TONGUE,
BOLOGNA and SAUSAGE, • I
LARD and SMOKED MEATS.
A fine selection of ,
BEEF,
LAMB,
and all kinds of FRESH PORK,
Fresh arid Salted Meets
on hand.
Note the address, One door north of
The R. Pickard Co's store.
LOUIS DaY9 PROP
czema
orture
Chil
• About three years ago I had to
leave 'school with sore hands.
Myteacher said it was Salt Rheum i
or Eczema and told me to see the 1
doctor. •
Mother got Some medicine, but
it did me no good.
After .I had suffered with the
itching and burning about three
"months, mother thought she
. ?
would try Burdock Blood Bitters
I only took two bottles, when
.
my hands got completely cured. 1
1
—Emma Sheridan, Parry Sound,
Ont.
monia or Con-
sumption. It's
awonderfullung
healing remedy
that cures the
worst kinds of
coughs and colds
when others fail.
Price 25c. & 50c.
Ors WOOIPS
Nos -way
Pine
Syrup.
All dealers.
1 v R act AX:. Cure constipation, biliousness, sick
h
adache and dyspepsia. Every
pin guaranteed perfect and to
swiletkheonuint :neyfregcdtsp.ing,
.scw. aeatkng auenior
thrus.
PILLS gists.
Buy the Best
ignore the Rest
In the end you will .fincl
it cheapest. Furnish that va-
cant room with one of our
Bed Room 'Setts, Tables,
• Chairs, Etc.
GET SCIE,Tiiitie
We have it, you want it.
Take a look at our full line of
FURNITURE and you will
find what you are looking for
SCtDLEY SON
FURNITURE AND 'UNDERTAKERS
Opera. 'louse Block.
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