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6 ELLIOT IS GLADIVIAN.
Barristers Solicitors, Sm., Main Si, Exeter.
MONEY TO LOAN.
We have unlimited private funds for invest-
ment upon farm or village property et lowest
ace cif interest.
DICKSON & CARLING
Exeter,
F W. GLADNIAN
(Successor to Elliott & Gitelman)
'Punster ,Suileiter, Pawl Public,
Conveyancer, Etc.
Itioney to loan on Farm and village
properties at Lowest rates of interestse
OFFICE MAIN STREET EXETER
imr KINSMAN, L. IL 8, AND
DR. A.11. KINSMAN. L.
D. S. D. D SBenor Braduate
'of Toronto University. Dentist.
or
'badafter effects. Chlice in Fan -
Teeth eracted wthout pai
xtir:
son's block. 'West set° et Mein
treet. Exeter
ANDA'RS011. (0.0. 3. L- D. S
DENTIST.
Honor 1,Gmduate of the Toronto 13rilveraity.
mid -West College of Dental Surgeons of
,Ontario. An bridge work. Crowns, at 4Plato
work dime in Om neatest pmsible manuer.
barmlee: anieStbetie tor pal:lime extraetten.
The Widest Attention given to the preservats
on of tte natural teeth. Olitco opeosite 0014
Hotel. Exeter, Otuario.
A li0OPER, Licensed Alio-
Dormer for the County allure% Sales con-
ducted in all pmts. and for conveeience can be
arrauged for at this Mike, Satisfaction guarme
teed, Chergee moderato. etc?.ExO.
FaRM FOR SALE.
The property of the late Conrad Miller on the
Sith Von, Bay. three miler: front Dashwood,
good.brielt dwelling and frame bank barn
Ali wel fenced and n the bigbest state of cub i. -
vane% 100 acres in the farm. Church and
school couyenient. For particulars apply to
JOSEPH SNELL. Daeh weed
FARM FOR SALE.
The underslottl Executors of the estate of
the late Fraucis lioldbein, GMT evade, lot
o. 2. cram -don VS of tbe township of Ste-
idle% This tom eontaineV neree.all in good
eultivatam, 'I here le on the premises a MO.
storeY frame house. a hank barn containing
Bret es s real house, wilh i.vintindll which
forces 'AUttt Imo barn. ti ever Heim wells. Hall
tile widereralned. and well fence% good bear-
ing orcbard. IS miles from seise% 2'.; mitee from
the flourishing village of telsbwood. all fall
Ploughed. Address Edwin netrieh,st (lemon,
-Wellington Co., or to Frank llohlbele, Oasie
wood. V. O.
2.51:irch Mb. 1 m
A,.UCTION SALE OF FAI27111
STOCK.
Mr. '1'. Ammon hie:received instructions
SromJames Gardiner to sell by public auction,
on lath, N T. It., ['shortie, on Tuesday, INIttr.
7. Tho following, fatm stock, vie: Cattle, ten
COWS, to eatVe in April :5 cows, with calf at,
loot ; 1 Jetser sow :six stress. rislog 2 year
six stcere, rishig 3 years old ;ere calves,
rising one year old lades 1 year old (register-
sec1.1 Fut, • :ttle. Four steers and one cow,
:Horses, fgenerel purpose) - one bore, eye
years old ; 1 horse, 4 yean: old ; 1 heavy draught
more, 4 years old: 1 Metvy draught MUT, in
feel to °rebind Willow, risiug 0 'ear s old ; ono
driving pony, 8 year old Hoge. one brood
sow, with title.; two brood sows ; one improv-
ed Yorkshire boar tregisteredi. tIale at one
o'clock p. m. 'terms -All sums of -Wand un-
der, caeb ;over that amount 7 mom lue credit
will be gi ven by furne.hing approv e a joint notes.
Steller et. diecount per =lulu for cash.
J. tiAltDINER. T. CAMERON,
Proprietor. Auctioneer
..••••••••61
'CUT THIS OUT
eneesend
as with :Yeenh: in silver. and you will
get by return mail a GOLDEN 1113X Or
SIOODS thet will bring you in More Mosier,
in enema% than anything also in America.
A. 'iv. EiNNEY, is, IS,
:Salem-Yiumouth, N. S
NEDW
Meat Market
The undersigned has opened up a
new meat market one door
Soutt a Carling's Store
where he will keep the choicest of
meats constantly on hand.
A CALL SOLICITED r
JOHN T. MANNING
EXETER,
ROLLER MI LLS
AvivAys READY
MI Feed a d Cern
CONSTANTLY KEPT
IN STOOK.
BIG .e.1ST MARKET PRICE PAID FOE
GOOD RED WINTER WITEAT.
WOOD WANTED
J. COBBLEDICK & SON.
duction
Eil
PRICE
Suitirags
...weeds • redcuced from $18 to $16.
// 16 , 14.
J1, 18 10.•
Plain Worsteds'. -22 n 10„
Twill «- • , 18 15. •
Pa titirags
Tweeds ' reduced from $1.50 to $3.75
Black • " , $5.00 to $4.50
With all suits we glee the hest
of trimmings an cl,guaanaatee to fit. •
Call ancl examine, these • goods
'before baying your suit. • '
W 44HN,.
The ,Tetillot.
eantrasamaece..raut.wseesramr.no.a.mo-,emarnemcmsnuesn.........mortotwra-....,.
P
Dr. Low's Worm Syrup is Pleagiint to take,
'always eftectual,, and as it carries its own
Cathartic, there is no need of giving Castor 011
• or any purgative afterwards.
Qent ratta,
,
13mErs.-_,Toea11 Sims kind family
a,re . leaving- this we for °spates).
sin Sims porpoSes engegingwith the
masons of that town for the Suter/len
-Messrs. T. Handford and Win.
Elliott shipped Ibisweaka matted of
'valuable horses for the west,-
rumored around town that a new grist
mill is to be the next move. We are
sure thiswoold be a fine enterprise,. as
it is from ,five to nine miles to the
nearest mill, and 'the demand .for sunt
ie great in. this localttT. - Thomas
Elston is doing an extenstve business
with his .SAW 1111.11,, and much more is
promised Into in the fature. Filuens
Adair his engineer has been on the
sick lists-Res...Salton will address tbe
scholars of this Sunday school next
Sabbath,. it being the Qnarterly res
view. All parents that gap should at-
tend and inspect the children's advance
in the school. •
Metric/OW .
LESES ON TUE DEATK o MARTBA
HILL. OP CENTRALIA.
How fleeting aro out- brightest belies.
Kow tINOwient, is their stay; -
And those we really love the most.
Aro first to fade away. -
Though fair it be io many ways.
This earth is not ouritorne ;
And she is in a fairer land,
Where sorrow is unknown.
What friend would bets() &MAI, then,
Or he with sortow men:
To ask for Martha'sstive on earth,
When she can live 111 lieaven
Or why should Mends of Martha grieve.
Though she hits gone awaY
While earth atrorde UO resonates -se,
Then whyshould Martha stay?
When she tan give in mansions fair,
On Canuan's peaceful shore;
And guidee by a ,%vieur's core,
What #riend tould nishfor mom
For like the leaves we seen shall fah,
Then let us all prepare :
And 'when we •heat' Veades silent call,
Wel. greet them over there.
Signed an behalf of Centralia14.0.1s, No. 010,
WING RT.
fie• who watehes over us all may
apply the balm of consolation to your
wounded hearts, and you may hove
grace and streegth from above to sus -
tin and support you in this the sad-
dest of all earthly trialsand that both
of you may look forward to join. your
loving .eister in that lodge on high,
from whieb all good emanates.
THE 1.12£11TER TIMES
, ceased was up around: the house as u
I ual Until the 'week Were he died. Th
1 feneral took place on Saturday for th
' Exeter cemetery and was well attend
ed for so imilement weather, W
Stout, of Kirk ton, conducted the flip
era) service. ale funeral sermon was
pzeached ou Sunday to a well crowded
chuvelt Showing the esteem in which
the deceased was held,
Bayfielei
IltimPs.---One of the largest _etowds
ever seen at the Town HMI attended
the Petriotie concert an Friday even-
ing last. The hall was packed from
the stage to the doors. also the gallery.
The night was floe. which wile a great
help m bringing people from a dis-
tance. The peogram was very good,
mostly patriotic. A very niee part
was a drill, emit posed of sixteen young
men dressed in eoldiers' uniforms, 'who
were drilled and eel through several
exercises On ibe Ntagt- by Captain Jack -
Sep, who deserves great credit ; the
captain also went throtigh the sword
exercise, ..vitielt was very entertaleing.
Solos were sung by Miss Maud Ale-
Ndughton, .of Clinton. niso by Dr Pal-
lister and A E Erwin, of town; quar-
tettes were also given h Dr Pattister
aed Messrs A E Erwin, A 0 Ferguson
and R Peck ; the Taylor vial Dawson
string hand furnished the mimics 0 fs
Holman filled the elude %kith credit to
himself ; be makes an elf eeiitlit eluths,
mom, The progrout WaS ver y long,
several piecee beim; taken off
rein t of the lateness or ow hom. The
ss .1,t the (Ivor ;mould ed to Ms -
44,41.1 b,Serilitinr8 to $20 or over,
making a total of 5111.00. Weexpect
to make it at leaet 5120 berm e quit tieg.
-John Sontehmere, wife eud family.
aecomprinied Diek Smith, teft for
Dakota this week, e here they intend
taking up land. We wish them sees
eess t the West. -Miss Johnston, who
has been visiting at Miss Addle Rath -
well's, of town, left for her holies in
Sarnia, on Monday last, -Ed Rutledge
left for St Thomas on Monday last.-
.Alhert Vanstone. who has been engar,'"-
ed with J A. King leartolig the baking,
returned on Mtnolay last, tinviug fin-
ished his t nide - miss Gilmore, of the
«nd COD of Stanley, was visiting AI
John Faleneerys on Siaturany and Sian -
day. -4t red. white and blue social
will be held at the Met limb:40411,0n-
age on Thursday evening it this week;
admission, Robert Blair has sold
his 80 -acre farm. in Groderirh township,
to Richard Bailey, of town, for the
suns of $2200, -Miss Maggie and Lona
Erwin returned on Alonday, after vis.
iting friends in Clinton. -A E Erwin,
A 0 Ferguson, II Falconer and George
Sanderson attended the Patriotic ball
at Brumfield on Thursday evening
last, and report leasent thue,-Jas
McKenzie brother of Donald McKen-
zie, of tile Goderich road, returned
home last week front Johnunesberg, in
South Africa, Ile repo: Is a. hot e into
there. -Miss Harriet, Frazer et tended
her brother's wedding last week, near
Listowel, and was accompanied back
to town hy the bride and groom, who
spent Sunday at JOILs FtlIZer'S
Miss Annie Murray, of Detroit, is viss
s-
e 'Winter Rnds Oat What
Summer Lays By,
- De it sprit:9, sumtner„
-
Why They Wear It
There's a dear little plant that grows In our
'Was St..Patriek himself, sure thas set it,
The .un an his labor with pleasure diastolic
And with dew front Ids eyes oft did wet it.
Stire, an' that's the reason why so
many bish.Canadians wore the shams
rock Saturday, and why so many
Etislish and Scotch Canadians were
doing likewise to kape them company.
It makes eo difference at all, at all, to
say that St. Patrick was no Irishman
but a Breton, for yell he tould that be
was an adopted son or ould Erin any-
way and Was the bboy that made the
green isle into the Christian country it
now is and, more betoken, that he
waged such a war upon snakes that
divil a one of them ye'll findin the
place to -day.
St Patrick was born a long time ago
-372-and. Was the soli of a gentleman
named Oalpurnitts. Properly speak-
ing he was called Succatti. Ile was
made a Bishop by Pope Celestiue
end died in 400, after founding nearly
100 churches and baptizing, about 12,-
000 people with his own hand.
This is the saint, and this the enun-
try, to which so many were doing
honor by the "wearin' o' the green."
Saturday we were all rejoicing, wheth-
er Irish or not, in tbe glorious part
which the sons of the Emerald Isle
are playing in the drama of the war.
The green flag, once the emblem of
Ireland's hopes of separatmn, may be-
come the Symbol of Ireland's content-
ment in the Empire, which has been
served so well and so often by the valor
of Irish soldiers. The shamrock, too
often used as the badge of division,
was displayed an Saturday as a token
of unity, which has been proved by the
sacrifices and services of Catholic and
Protestant Irishmen. Better days are
dawning upon Ireland. A swift and
steady process of reform has brought
a fair degree of prosperity within the
reach of the people, and with material
Prosperity will I; ome contentment.
Enthusiasts like Michael Davitt, who,
if they have erred much, have also suf-
fered much, will fade away. There,
will be no victims of Saxon tyranny to
take the vacaut places; and the pros-
perous and happy Irish people will
come to look upoe the -Empire as their
friend.
Whalen
,BistErs.-L-Mrs. James Kelly is im-
proving from her recent illness. -- The
chattels of James McGee were last
week Seized . by a,' • London Co.,
and taken off the place- Wm.
Ogden, ef Woodstock, attended the
funeral of his father, the late' Sohn
Ogden last week.
Assurscau PsoNEEE: GONE. -- .The
geirsi reaper has put, in the siekle again:
'John Hebert Ogden passed to the great
beyond on Thursday morning of last,
eek.. .Heart failure was the cause of
cleat -h. He was laid up for two months
oboist oyear ago with la grippe, from
wbieh illness he saever fully ree.overed.
Deceased was bornon the 19th Decem-
ber 1825. near. 0xenhope, counts's of
York, 'England. He followed the -
teaming business till he came to Cana-
da, in the. year 1850, settling in London
at which place he worked a, phort tiwe.
Theri he came ,to Osborne ,township
and Worked: for the Eitinter's ' for a
number of years when he purchased'
let 0, • souh-west bo u dary,, Us' home:
In the' year 18(18 he married 'Miley Jane
Acty of the sate e township,aurl sotoed
dovnou tltn farm on which be lived
until he -died., Deceased has .becri
troubled with paralySis for the Iast ten
.0 -ars, which gradhally grew Worse till
the mid, came. John Ogden was On
honest sind npright Mari in all his deal -
lugs. In polibics 1ie was a 'OtinSeryative
and, in religion he attended the Church
of Erigiand. Deceased was aged '74
Years and 3 months, and leaves .t0•,
mourntheir loss, •aTwidow and family
'0 0 boys ansi 3 giris, of whom all are
liVing. bet °he daughter," Annie, who
died sonie 4 years ago. Sohn, Married;
residing in Hiddaph ,; Synifam,,. mar.-
reSidiag in Woodstock ;' Thomas, ,
Married, residing ' in giddttlph Nas
'thaniet, Henry,Jasne, May mid Eliz-
abeth nt, lionie..• was a kind and.tif-
fee ti en ate husband, and father. ,
DON'T THROW YOB HIDED THINGS
DIAMOND DYES
Give New Life to Old
Garments.
That fadesi and rnsty dress, skirt,
blouse, cape, jaeket, cloak, or your
laces and ribbons that you are think-
ing of consigning to the rag bag can
he made as good as new if dyer.' with
any of the fashionable and seasonable
colors that Diamond Dyes produce.
Your husband's, son's or brother's
dingy and faded overcoat or suit can
he renewed for another season's wear
by the Diamond Dyes at a trifling cost
Diamond Dyes work wonders and
save scores of dollars annually for
thousands of homes on this continent.
All well managed homes use the Dia-
mond Dyes and extol their beauty. and
usefulness. Guard against imitations
and substitutes. See that your dealer
gives you the Diamond Dyes when you
ask for them.
COVERED WITH
SORES.
cured little Harvey Deline nine
years ago and ho has never had a
spot on him since.
TT is practically impossible to heal tip
L sores or ulcers, especially the old
chronic kind, with ordinary remedies.
No math r how large or of how long
standing they may be, however, they heal
up readily and stay healed permanently
when Burdoek B'ese Bitters is used,
•
es --se--
HARVEY DELI al E.
Mrs, E, Define Arden, One, proves this
in the following account she gave of her
little boy's ease: "When my little son
Harvey was one year o d he broke out in
sores all over his body. They would heal
np for a time then break out again about
twice a year, time,
he was past four; then he
seeined to got worse ancl was • completely
prostrated. When doctors failed to cure
hitre I gave him Burdock Blood Bitters,
and bebideti bathed the sores with it,
It is nine years ago since tisis happsne5
and I must say that in all this time he has
never had a spot on his body or etay signet
the old trouble retnrning."
autumn er winter someone
in the fanzity s "under
the weather" from trouble
originatingln impure btoo.cior
tow condition of the system,
All these, of whatever name, canu be
cured by th.e great bleed purifier,
Re:.9d). 84Seall-asellasititeVer4iSassevints,
' 'was troubled with boils for
mantis.' Was advised to take Hood's Sas-.
separate, auct after using a few betties itaxe
:not since been bothered," E, 11.Dr,...cimx",
Thar°,
COLO, Not Sleep -s1 did not have auy
appetite mut could Pot -Sleep at night Was
go- tiredlconld hatstly walk. Read eboet
flood's Sarsaparilla, took four bottles and
it restored we US perfect beeltb." itiftsS
JESS/4 TEA1vAtir4P, Crfinbreek, Ont.
Parxr4 rtlIl cure threT MS: t POo-tnrilallOg nr,t
OlitY ceteertie to tske web-Itetete Setseparilli.
ng friends here at present.
Staffa
WEDDINO BF,LL.s.--The residence af
Jatites Barbour was the scene of a
very pretty event on Wednesday last,
when his second daughter Jeanette
was united in marriage to Wm. Wor.
den to the delightful strains of the
wedding numb nlayed by Mrs. A.
Patrick. The bridal party assembled
in the peat's., where the ceremony Was
performed by Rev, W. J. Doherty, 13,
As, after w hich the guests to the num-
01' seventy sat down to it 1110st
sutuptiams repast. Aliss J. Colquhoun
acted as. bridesmaid, the groom
was supported hy D. Miller. A. large
number of handsome presents testified
to the esteem in whieh the happy
couple are held.
TlieBINSIBSPrin
Despondent, :Melancholic and
Tired People Are Made
Aotive and Su ong by
• si
Plaine s Cideiy Compound
Rundown and Half-dead Men
and Women Obtain Health
and Strength from the
Great Medicine,
The blues, despondency and melan-
choly make thousands of lives miser-
able in spring time.
Men and women around us somplain
of tired feelings, nervousness, sleep-
lessness, stagnant circulation and gen-
eral rundown conditon.
Though not confined to bed, the con-
dition at the thousands of despondent,
melaneholic, sleepless, nervous and
rundown people is sufficiently alarm-
ing to demand immediate care and at-
tention. The symptoins; and feelings
allnded to are the sure forerunners of
disease and death.
This particular season should be a
time of cleansing, recuperating and
strengthening for rundown and ;tiling
people.
Paine's Celery Compound will quick-
ly banish the blues, despondeney a.nd
melancholia, and tired feelings will
give way to life, buoyancy and full
health.
It is suicidal for sickly remand wo-
men Lo mope around in a half-dead
condition and shut their eyes to the
marvellous blessings that are offered
by Paine's Celery Compound. It is
the one great medicine in spring time
with all classes of our population. Try
a bottle and sen how rapidly you get
rid of every physies,1 burden. Paine's
Oelery Oonapound ti. the kind that
"makes sick people well."
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS
AN OLD AND WALL -TRIED REMEDY. -Mrs,
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for
over fifty years by millions of mothers for their
children viihile teething, with perfect success
-It soothes the child, softens the gums. allays al
pain. cures wind colic. and is the best remedy
for Diarrlicea. I1 is pleasant to the taste, Sold
by druggists in every part of the world. 25
cents a bottle. Its value is incalculable. Se
sure and ask for Mrs Winslow's Soothing
Syrup and take no other kind.
ChIldrera Ory for
O R
C4T
_ - .
L BOOK
Amiens.—
FULL LINE 01? NEW
BOOKS FOR
School Opening
AND ALL .i.THE
OHILD-
RENS NEEDS1A.T
Brownings.
Where the Scholars are used
well,
MARKETS.
Exeter 3.1,8.1101t 21s1, 120
Wheat per bushel ..
Oats. . a co 30
Barley • • •-• 10 to 15
Peas ...„ .58 ic 35
Botter19 to 19
Eggs.-- ...... 16 to 10
Turkeys -. ...... ..-. 9 te 10
Geese.-- ...... 0 se 0
Chickens per es
Ducise.-- - .-. 7 to 7
Wool_ - 13 to 10
Dried APPleso -- 6 to 6
Ro4. dressed . _ -- V.25 to 6.25
:se.e.eseseee.
London, 14AIICEI .214, 1.90e.
Wheat per bushel. 011 GQ
Onts.„.„ „... to 34
se) to
GO 4151'
re 43
__M.. to 66
.60 to 70
15 to 14
• ..011,1• 0.1.11
Barley.........
Buckwheat
Corn .
Beans
Butter -
Eggs 16' to le
Docks CO to 7t1
Turkeys per So— 10 to 12
9 to to
Ohlekene „„..,50 to 75
Cheese. -.- ...... k 1,Q,
Potatoo4per ... a
Ray per bit o .6 6.00 14 7 ,
•60
Fork riercwt... • SI -59 10 00
„.
BORN
Steshen, on the 17th inst., the
wife ot Hoht.:Claree, of a eon.
MARRIED
DOIXS--ORE-In Exeter, on the elst.itet..
by Wes Drown, William Higgine, of t"e-
borne. to Slise Orace„ daughter of thigh Me.
of Exeter.
'ELLOW-NORTIICOTT-In Exeter en the
21st. lost...by Rev. Str. Milyard, itichard Yel-
low. of Vsboree. to Zeiss Jessie. diteghter of
ahn Northeott, of Exeter North,
ASHTON-JAC QUES-At the reeidence of the
hrehre parents, on Wednesday Inc 1415 inst.,
by tbo nee. A. R, Fend's', 411.1.•iS Ida, dauele
ter of J. W. Jareues, to Roht. Ashton, ell IA
AliNISS-SAVADE -CM blare!: RM. at the
Mei hodist parsonaee, Winghatie by tbe Rev.
Richord obb9. J4114 estritim. Or Orlif1/4 to
'iss Chareate Savage, of the Township of
Grey.
SISISIONS-MERKLEY- On Hare": lith.hy
Rev. J. W. Done at his residence. Isabella
Merklee to tieorge :Amnions, both of Turn -
terry.
DIED
MILNE-fa Myth on Idarch 10th. Sim nabt.
Mita ,e agedet.
0UDEN-1n CI:borne, en the 15th itvls jettn It
Ogden. age4 years . 3 Ines,
CAZIERON-7j--- Toritbertas en Rush 42114
.Alexander Cameron. aged eayeare.
NIXON-At Kinthae,Northweit Territory. on
February WM. JON Nixon. brother ekr Sem
W,Lencet. lilatOzhad, %MI 49 year',
C.kIlliltON-In SI. Relents on Monday, Marti:
letle Marjory Cameron,rellet of the .leka
Cameron. V Wawanseh, aged ti3 Year.
ROBS itleION-- At &tweed. 01) lairela LIM
Elle% relict of the hue Peter Reber:sets and
mother of Me late Alex. Rol:crew: of the
Diumate read, In her Peth year,
GLORIOUS NEWS.
Comes from Dr. D. B. Cargile, of
Washita, I. T. He writes t "Four bot-
tles of Eleetric Dittos has cured s re,
Brewer of scrofula, which bad eaused
her great suffering for years. Terrible
sores would break out on her bead and
face, and the best doetors could give
no help ; hot, her cure is somplete and
her health is excellent.' This ehows
whet thousands have proved, that
Electric Bitters Is the hest blood puri-
fier known. It's the supreme remedy
for eeZeillit, tetter, salt rheum. Ulcers
boils and running sores. It stimulates
liver, kidneys and bowels, expels pais -
one, helps digestion, buil& up the
stteegth. Only 50 cents. Sold by all
Dreggists, every bottle guaranteed.
1111ECMATISM
Is eanipletely driven from the system by ant-
hem's nheumatie Thee give relief from
the pain. limber up the Stbl Joint.; and cure
wheu other methods of treatment init.
LIVER COMPLAINT,
I Is :ye used Liege -Liver Pills Lor it serious At-
tack of Liver Complaint, they :Ed me t world
of good and made 010 sneut and healthy, Mn.
Cleo Malls, Carleton Piave, tint,
CL•111ls (ROUP.
Every Mother knows how dangeroue Croup
Is. On the first sign of the Croupy COngh use
angyard's Yellow OIL It will cure this dang-
erous disease when nothing else will. Price
23es
To THE DEAF. --A rich lady cured of
her Deafness and Noises in the Head
by Dr. Nicholsons Artificial Ear Drums
has sent £1,000 to his Institute, e
that deaf people linable to procure the
Ear Drums may have them free. seri-
ply to Dept. A. S. V. the Institute, 780
Eighth Avenue, New York,I.T, S. A.
GIVE A. YOUTH
resolution and a course 10.1 Business and Short
hand at the
.roRE-1
nd who shall place lireits.to hie career.
Catalogues free.
J. W. WES'rERVELT, Principal
71-116
Clot hig
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Constantly pursues a man
it is easy enough of solution,
though when you are able to
avail yourself of out offer. We
are showing a fine 1...auge of
Black Worsted intwills,
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 st
big range at moderate prices
in Scowl? 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 oercfor singt
from $10 up.
GIVE rs A CALL and see
what we can do for you.
J. FL Grieve.
MERCHANT TAILOR.
is all it costs you to regain your health. Na-
ture contriLlites the safest, quickest, and most
effective remedy for all diseases of the blood,
stomach, liver and kidneys. Every box is
registered, and contains a positive guarantee.
If directions are followed and a cure is not
effected, your money will be refunded,
is a greatest remedy. Treatment for zoo
days in every box. A. few doses is ofteu sufficient
to restore your health. Keep the remainder; it
is a certain preventive of disease, keepiug. the blood,
pure, the nerves strong, and the whole system in
harmony. if you cannot get it of your druggist, we
will mail you a box on receipt of $1,00.
Our Native fleas :A OPP s114 in powdered f‘irre.
THE ALONZO D. PUSS CO., 232 St, Paul Stresti Itioatwa)
OWN/NS
OitiA1144" ClIZA10,
• 4`,44P ASestNe,
AIONTRIett.•
The Stamp of Security.
On every "Slater Shoe ", put there by the
makers as a guarantee of wear value a protec-
tion against extortionate profits.
Many men would readily pay more for a
"Slater Shoe" were not the price stamped on
the sale— this stamp gives the actual market
,value of the shoe determined by the manufac-
turers.
Made in twelve
foot-modeI shapes, all
sizes, widths, leathers,
colors and styles. Every pair Good-
year welted.
$3.5o and $5.00.
h. J. SPACKMAN, SOLE OCAL AGENT
Five Packs of Cards FH
!ESr LUn To
One eack, 'May I. C. 1.7, Horne,' One pack .
I it
to -light,' One pack 'Otr Sofa Just olds Two.'
'Escort, One plies: 'Flirtation, ' One Auk 'Hold -1
Samples of 211 other styles with book full of no-
tions. Sena Sc. silver for postage.
KINNEY, E. T.,
.
Salem -Yarmouth, N. S. I A Well Kum Lady of Thornhill, Jam,
n
0 -ALL AT
ME FAMILY
For first class
CORNED BEEF,
PRESSED TONGUE,
BOLOGNA. and SAT/SAGE,
LARD and SMOKED MEATS
A -fine selection of
BEEF,
LAMB,
FRESH PORK,
and MI kinds of
Fr- osli arid issltecl Meals
on hand.
Note the address, one door north of
The R. Pickard Co's store.
LOWS NY9 PROP
Women's
ilments.
t\,
Women aro °can.
ing to understand
that the Backaches,
Headaches, Tired
Feelings and Weak
Spells from which
they suffer are due
to wrong action of
the kidneys.
Got Abnost Instant Relief From
Heart Trouble by the Use
of Milburn's Heart
and Nerve Pills.
It is simply wonderftd the number of
western women who are coming forward
to toil of the ourative powers of Milbarn's
Heart and Nerve Pills.
This time it is Mrs. Geo. Train, a highly
respected lady of Thornhill, Man., who
gives in the following words the history Of
her case:
"I obtained from Mr. 3. A. Hobbs, drug-
gist of Morden, Man., a box of Milburn'
Heart and Nerve Pills, as I was very bad
with heart trouble at the time.
"I used the one box and got almost
instant relief. I then bought another boX,
but only had to use a few of the pills as
have never been troubled with palpitation
since using them.
"I am very thankful that I got the pills,
and if tins will be of any use to others
suffering as I 014 you natty publish it in the
papers."
Buy the Best
and
ignore the tIsst
In the end you will find
it cheapest. Furnish that va-
cant room with olio of out.
BO %5 Bed Room „Setts, Tables,
Kidney Pills
Chairs, Etc.
are the most reliable remedy for any item
et kidney complaint. They drive away
pains and aches, make women healthy and GET SIMENIIING
happy -able to on3oy life to the fullest.
Mm. C. hi. Gillespie, 204 Britain Street,
St. John, N.B., says:
I had severe kidney trouble for which I
doctored with a slumber of the best physi-
cians in St. John, but received little relief.
Heating of Doon's Kidney Pills, I began
their use. I3efore taking theta I cotild not
stoop to tie my shoes, and at tends suffered
such torture that I could not tete over in bed
without assistance. Doan's Kidney Pills
have rescued. me from this terrible condi-
tion, and removed every pain and ache."
We have it you want it..
Take a look at our full illla of
FURNITUBE and yon wil!
( find what you are looking for
S ClILILEY $13N
FTIRNITURE AlqD TINDERTAKERS
Opera House 131oc