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THE /1 XETER Tiltd45
eCeSSity MARKETS.
MONEY TO LOAN,
We Ixave unlimited private funds for invest-
ment upon farm or vellage ptoperty at lowes
ates of Interest.
DICKSON ez CARDING
Exeter.
F W. GLADMAN
(soccessor to Elliott Gladman)
Banister Jiiti thtaiy 2111D,
ConveYancer, Eto„
Money to lama on Farria lend village
properties at Lowest rates of intereet,
FFIOE MAIN STREET EXETER
IT 151?..'BiNTN,MANE
D. S.D. D.S„,eiletner Graduate
of Tu
oronto 1,ltversity. Dentist.
Teeth extracted without pain or
bad after effects. Office in Fan -
SOWS Welt- West side of Main
treet, Exeter
DR ANDASON. (D. D. 0.L D. 0
DENTIST.
lrouor lazeiduele et the Toronto Univenety.
settri Royal College of Dental Sargeone of
Optario. Ale bridge week. Crowns, ,as il Plate
%rote; denetin the neatest possible manner. A
Itarnaless anteethetie foahess extraction.
The strictest .attention gen to tho reaervat-
cn
ot the natural teeth. Office opposite Cent
teal liettel,Feeeter, ()Mario. •
CUT -1111 -S -66+ -
sand scud ns with'eteetitsiu silver. and you mill
get by return mail a GOLDEN .13(114X OF
coops ehet will bring you in Mahn hitaistSV,
le one month, than anything else America.
Salem -1 arrneuth. N. 8
Viva Packs ofCards Free,
One emelt. ' ,,May I. U. Time; One pack
klecert, One meet Vlitiotietet One_eaeli %eta,
tio•light.' Ono peek "tnr SofaJust !folds Two.
elaattplest O Other etyles with book of ste.
eioue. Sena 5e. silver for postage,.
et., W. KINNEY.I. Te
Salem -Yarmouth. N.
Vt-
rOURT OF REVISION.
,.-ro,w:.isruc,OF HAY,
A evert tor the tteVIMOO of the asteeement
vet of the Township of Ilay for Han, or letet
te laid at the Tourelup teurlela. en
Written.Jiue fth, at *& 0 e e in th ture'
34e011. Any pereette havlug businesaa ld
eettrt pleate tobe notice eild govern them-
selves memetinely.
FRED fiEe78 Sr •
Zurich. May 7tb,1.999.
COUR1 OF REVISION.
TOWNSHIP OF 1811011NE
A court for the ilONTWOU of the asneement
relt of the Tonnehlp of teehorne. for •tlio.Yeal:
Vete wilt hebeld at the Township Hall, Woe
no Smuttier, June end at Itlekleck in the .
foremen. Any acetone having blindness at
add court will please take notice and govern
thenteelvestweordingly.
RANCIS MOLILEY, Clerk.
'Whalen. :gay Ith 1901e
NOACE OF APPLICA-
In The Surrogate Court Of
The County Of Huron,
In the matter of the Guardianship
of Mary Alice Campbell, Nellie Gould,
Caroline Gonld, and William John
Gould, infant children of John Gould.
a the Township of ty, in the County
of Huron, yeoman deceased.
Notice is hereby given that after expiration
et twenty days front the flee publication of
ehis notice appliention wilt be made to the Sur -
negate Court of the County of Huron for ogrant of letters of truardiauship of the above
zuuned Jannis to Mary Gould ot the Towoship
of Bay. widow and William Northeott and
RogerNortheett of the mine Once, yeomen,
mother and uncles respectively of the said in -
Santa.
F. GIADMAN.
Solicitor for Applicants.
Dated at Exeter this 5thday of Illay lea
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Of Richard. Elworthy, late ot the
Township of shorne, in the County
ot Huron, nuttier, deceased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to Chapter
129 R. S. 0., 1897, that all persons having olefins
*iralns* the Wahl of the said Richard Eiwortaye
o died on or nbout the 30th day of Aprii,
3.900„t are required to send, on or before tee find
easy of June, MO, by post. premed to J. U.
Stanbutry, 13. A., Exeter 1,, 0., Solicitor for the
Ifteentere of the fetid Richard Elworthee their
namee
es. addrees and. occupations with particu-
lars of their elahns, and itatement of their
accounts and the nature of the securities (if
any) held by them, And notice is hereby given
that after the last mentioned date the said
Executors will proceed to distribute:the aseets
ot the said deceased among the parties entitled
'thereto having regard only to tho claims of
which notice shall, have been given as above
required. ; and the said. Executors shall not be
liable for the .said assets nor Dew part thereof,.
to any person or persons of whose claims
notice shall not havebeen received by thetr. at
the date of such distribution.
Dated the Oth day of May, 1940.
. J.G. STANBURY,exEenn,
Solieitor for the Executors.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Of William Stevens, late of the Vit
'-
. lage of Exeter, in the County of
Huron, retired farmer, deceased.
Notice ia hereby gives pursuant to Ohapt. 129. It.
S. 0. 1897,that all persons having claims against the
Mate of Rio said William Stevens, who died on or
wbout the lat day of May, 1900, are required to send
On or before the 14th day et June, 1000, by post pre-
paid to .1 G. Stanhury, 13. .A, Exeter 1? 0, solicitor
for Rio Administratrix of the said W111, Stevens, their
names, addredses and oecepations with -particulars of
their claims and. e statement of their accounts and
the nature of the seertrities (if any) held by them.
And notice is hereby ifiven.that after tile last men-
tioned date the said Administratrix will proeeed to
distribute the assets of the said deceased among the
. parties entitled thereto, having 'regard only to the
•claima of which notice shall inwe been given as.aboNe
required ; and the saidtAdministiratrix shall not. be
liable for the said assets nor any part thereof to air.v
orpersoes of whose- claims notice shall not
, have been received by her at the date of sixth distrib-
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STANBURY, '
, . Solicitor for Administratrix.
Dated at xeter, the 20t11 day of 'May, 1900. '
BULL FOE, SALE.''
A thoro'bred Durham. bale (registered) 14
anonths's cad, ?:oten color, for sale on, lot 4, eon. 4,
ttsborne. This is a duo
SIMON Ef UNTE , ProprMtor.
Exeter P. 0.
ON HER MAJESTY'S SER-
efeu etented at once for No. 0 Co , 33rd Batt„
Buren In fa n try, (Exeter COM pa ny. ) Age
between 18 and 45 years, height minimum, 5
feet 6 Oldies, chest measurement, minimum, 31
inches. Pas soc Per fiair- AooLv at once to
Lieut.'s Davis or Boyd, Exeter. as 'we are
desirous of having our optimally completed in
time to take part, in the colebraion at Exeter
an the 211.11; those who intend joining will
please do so at once.•.
Ef. T. RANCE, CAPT.
No, 6 Co., 33rd Bat
rIWOCtICZYMZIVIretatiVetft...,e0=111Neas.
rIEETING OF HI.JRON
COUN'I'Y COUNCIL.
The council of the County of Huron will Meet,
in the coimell cha,mber in the town of Gode-
tech on the first Tuesday in June next et 3
o'clock p m
W. LANE, Clerk.
15..U -Law No.i, D. 1900
Polio Villagoot Dashood,
IN TEE COUNTY OF ERMON,
TO raise by debentures the sum of
Eight Hundred Dollars, for the
purcbase a Fire ,ngirxe and Other ap-
pliances for the purpose a fire protee-
tion arid the supply of water therefor.
• AFF,
WerElteas the Ponce Trustees destrotQtuake
provisions for Fire Protection -
AND WHEREAS the Police Trustees estimate
the cost thereof at eS00.00 and they desire to
purchase aro oneene and appliances. and to
ewe fee ileatpurese the said sutra of *Oak% •
by debentures In manner and payable as here-
Inafter set forth.
AND WnEntets under and in pursamee of
the powers Tested in the Police Village Tres.
tees under "The Municipal. eueenchnent Ace,"
1200, Section 61, the seid I:melees have author-
ity to issue debentures for said purposes. ex-
tendMe over a period et ten years.
Aree SHEREZIS the total amount required to
be raised mutually. by special rate. on a1 the
eatea.ble property of the said Police Village ot
illia.eltwood, for a period of ten years, for the
oaring eir the said dela, and interest thereon is
the sum of $101.60, as set forth iu the schedule
hereinefter written.
Axe 1,11nEnees the $elreral annualamounts
payable for principal and interest In the re.
spective Team are those retpeetively set out in
the said selledulte
AND Wlienret-s the amount of the whole
retoble property of the said Police village of
teeenweee, ttecorclipg to the valuetion,equeliz-
ation and deterouratien vf tho .Assessors of
tho Townships ot Stephen and Hay is $T405.00.
AND WerenEes aermeling to euGh equalize.
OM it will be nezessary fee the Muuletpal
Connell of lite Township at Stephen 10i:elle de-
bentures for the portion of such Pollee Village.
situate in the Township of Stepheue amounting
to 5e, per fl;reand the IgURICIPat CC -;.7., #
of We're wnehip of Hay, to issue debente •ee,
for the melon of seelt Pollee Village 05 18 situ -
We in the TONS nslup of Day. mow:lento 48
per cent. tit the tofal amount a debentures and
interest, whici ie more fully ea. forth in the
schedule liereirafter ntee,
Atm Wittelltee there Is no other vNisting De-
benture dela of Gee said Police Village of
WOO
liTill:IMF01113 ENAMED by the C'etpore-
tion of the Pollee Village of Dattwood. and it
Ls hereby tenteted by the POlice Village Tree,
tees tie *allows:
L-jtsilo be lawful for the Reeve awl Tecate
urer of tins Toweehip of Stephen. and they are
hereby malformed aud instructed to
borrow far the purposes aforesaM th
sum of $ildeeli and to issue ten d
bentnres of the Feld Corporation, each for
the:sum of SAS7 payable at tire Molson's /tank,
leisieter. and at the time set out in the s*itt
schedule to this aud such Debenturee
shall tent< mitt Rio rtepele le cars, Rio
ir 1 ud • ti •
as shown in the eatd ethedule. whtett interest la
reckoned ea the unpaid pcipel at the Tate Of
tiVe per cent. per annum tannuityl•
2. -It shall be ti.wful for the Reeve and Treas.
user Of the Townslalp of Thy, and they are
hereby authorized and instrueted to borrow for
Rio purpittes aforesaid, the aunt of ',SSW*: and
10 itiette len Debentlires of the sale Corporation,
tacit for the emu of $19.73. - at ree
sous 'AIM at. the tintee set Out in
the said Remade to this Iltelaw, and suck de-
benturee fault repreeent, in the respective yeare
Rio emerge of principal mid interest, respect-
Ively, shown in the teed tielteclu,0 which be
tercet Is reckoned on the unpaid partelpel at
Rio rate of live per cent per annum (annuity).
Vt.-U.414111 be lawful for the Iteevel of the
Townships of Stephen and Hatt and they are
hereby authored and inetrueted to gen the
said Debentures, hereby authorized to be ie.
sued, and to cause the eAme to be elened be, the
Treasurers of the respective Municipalities tufa
Rio Clerks of the reepective nre
hereby euthorized and instructed to attach the
seal of their Municipal Corporation to Gm ealt1
Debentures.
1 -For tho purpose of paying the Raid Debert-
tutee. the annual surn otSee" e7 shall be wised
and levied in etteltlearby owlet rate sufficient
therefor to be raised, levied and collected et the
same Limo as ordinary rates for the Munieipal-
ity ht eat% year of the end period. of ten yeara,
from and upon all rateable prepert•e in the
Dasliwood Police Tillage, Situate In the Town-
ehip of Stephen, In wheaten to all other rates
ditring the eureeney of tho said Debenture.
a. -For the further purpose of paying the
mid Debentures, the annual sum of rth1.73 shall
be raised and levied in each year hr socciat
rade sufficient therefore to be raieed, IovXe�
and collected nettle same time as ordinary ratee
for tho Mutileipalley, in each year of tho said
period of tett year a trout and upon all the rate.
able property in the Dashwood Pollee Village,
situate in the Township of Hay, In addition to
all other rates during* the currency of the said
Debenture.
By-law shall take effect on and from
the date ot the lineable thereof, which date
shall bo the ditto of the issue of the said deben-
tures.
The followleg is the schedule hereinbeforere-
ferred to :-
TOWNSHIP OP STEPHEN',
Theo. Amt. of Amt of
Payable. Interest, Principal. Total.
No. 1, -Dee is, 1900 s12.21 $11.69 853.37
No, O. ... ea le, 11.9741-60 e.1,87
No, 3. -Dee la, 1002 12.27 41.60 53.87
No. 4. -Dec 15, 1003 12.27 41.60 53.87
No. 5. -Dec 15, 1901 19.97 41.60 .487
No. 6. -Dee lo, 1935 12.27 41.60 53.87
No. 7. -Dec lee 1906 12.27 41.60 5387
No. 8 -Dec 10, 1007 12.97 ' 41.60 53.87
No. 9, -Dee la, lees 1227 41.00 63.87
No 16. -Dee 15, 1909 19,27 41.00 53.87
$112 10 $416.00 $538.70
TOWNSHIP OP Etat
Tiro° Amt. of Amt. of
Payable. Interest. Piettelpal. Total,
No. 1 -Dee 10, 1000 811.33 $38.40 S19.73
No. 2 -Dee lo, 1901 11 33 38.40 49.73
No. 3 -Dec 15, 1009 11.33 . 3110 49.73
No. -Deo 15, 1903 11.33 38.40 49.73
No. 5 -Dee 15, 1901 11.33 3140, 49.73
270. 6 -Deo 15, 1905 11.33 38.40 49.73
No, 7-13ce 15. 1000 11.83 38.40 49.73
No. 8 -Dee 15,1007 11.83 38.40 49.73
No. 9 -Dee 15, 1903 11,33 33.40 ,19.73
No 10. -Dec 1,5, 1909 11.33 33.40 40.73
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$113.30 sssf.ea $107,30
9. --The votes of the duly qealifled electors of
the said Police Village of Dashwood shall be
taken upon this By-law on the 16th day of June,.
A. D. 1900, conmaencing at 9 o'clock in the fore-
noon and elosxng at 5 o'clock in the afternoon
of the same day, and the polling booth for the
taking, of the yet° shall be held in Mossees
ellein the said Pollee Village, and John W.
Greybeil shall, and is hereby authorized as the
person to act as Returning Officer, for the pur-
pose of taking tho votes of the ratepayers.
10. -On the 161h day of June, A. D. 1900, at
the hearer 5 o'clock in the afternoon, the said
Returning Officer shall attend at Mossees Hall,
in the said Police 'Village, and shall appoint, in
writing, slimed by him, two persons to attend
at thefinal summing up of the votes given for'
and against this By-law; one person on behalf
of the persons interested and destroue of pro-
moting of the passing of this Bylaw, and one
persoa on behalf et the persons interested in
and. desirous of opposing the pas,sing of this
By-law, which claer and hour are hereby fixed.
for the fund purposes.
1.1. --The Returning Officer shall attend at
MoSser'S 'Hall, in the said Police Village. on
181b 31.1110..A. D. 1900, at the hour of 10 o'clock
in the forenoon to sunisip the number of votes
given for and. against this By-law, which place),
daY and hour are hereby fixed for the purpose.
Proyisiontelveiassed May 19 A. D. 1900.
• • GEORGE-KELLERMANN, •
• •. Inspecting Trustee.
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1.
GEOUGE KEILIADYLIVANIV., inSpeCting TrIlSte9
•of the Peace Village of Dashwood, hereby eer-
• tifi that the above is a ttaie copy. of a proposed
Bydaw, which has been taken Into considera
tion by tho Pollee Trustees Of the Village of
Dashwood, ane \leech wilt be finally passed be
the Po ice Trustees en the (Went of the asemt
of the eleotote being obtained thereto), after
one month from the first _publication of the
lexierun TIMMS, in thee ViUago of Exeter,
County of Huron, the date of the first eablicie
den being oe elay A',1). 1000. and that at
1 he hour, date arid place: fixe0 it', the above
]3y -law, is the Halo and place fcir the taking of
the votes et the eleetees and the place where
thepoll will be held. .
•• G IL' ORG 5 KELLERMANN,
lnapectieg Trustee.
Dated at YilIng,e Of Dashwood, this 19th day
of :Vlay, 1900. ,
There oceurre 1 a sad vaeaucy in the
ranks of Auburn young men last week,
in the person of Gilbert Baer, second
son of Mrs Baee.. of that village. De-
ceased was 13(.' in the terenship of
Hullett twenty-seven yeareago.
The trained Zebras with Lemen
Brothers' Big ShOW8 are a curiosity.
Will be here June :Est.
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. BeeTfielet.
TiBufe.B.,-On Tuesday of lett, weelt .
Robert Marks passed away at hiallOtOt
in Brucefield at the age -tat )7ears,„
After a few weeksilinees. The deceas-
ed was a native of Ireland, and when a.
youn.g roan be settled near Bayfield on
fart*, Itt 1855 he came to Brocefield
Where heopened a genera). Sttne, and
boughtlarge shipments of ,grain, that
was shipped to Bayaeld, then a good
lake poet. lie WAS- the Arst postmaster
of our village, at that time the nearest
post ofteeswere Harpurbey (near Sea,
forth), Bayfield and Clinten in the vi-
cinity, 11 Marks was then known for
raileS around and did a flourishing bus-
iness; he was a friend to the poor man..
A kindly, generous. honeee: man ; he
leaves a. Willow and three ehilaren-
Robert, Of Earisos; andMrs W .R.3,tten-
bury atta MS* elarke, of ette
He was a staunch Conservative,and
well-read in all the affairs a the times.
He will long. be missed in our village
and vicinity, where he had many true
friends, The- funeral took niece on
Thursday afternoon to Rayfleld (*me,
tery.-Xiss Maggie MeTaVish. of Del,
troit, is visiting . at holue.--41iss Lang-
ly„ of London, is Waiting at the home
of her sister, Mrs W Aikenhead.-Sel-
don. Ross has returned home front Chi-
cago where he is studying dentistry,
-The creamery eommeneenematiens
last weeke-John Th1ttenbue os offici-
ating in the post offiee at present, ow-
ing
to the death a Atr.
filtirdock, brother of 3 Itiurdoek, pass- •
ed Himmel here last week on his way, t
41°,... where he has a good position
13 o....,son'sdepartmental store. -Jas ;
Aikettlicad left here la.st week for the
Old Country.
IT NEVER Fill
TO HU SIGK
rEOPLE ViEbIN
in* Celery ...lompam
Is A Great Physician's
Prescription.
t Ifossesses Life:0i\
tues Unknown to Other
Medicines.
elleeeleeeW
All Classes of Our Peopl
Speak of Its Marvel.
Ions Cures.
VSMINOMI.
The bestblessing of lite -good health
-depends upon the perfect action of
the nervous currents and the vigor of
tbe circulation and the qnality of the
blood.
If you are rundown, feel without eta
orgy, lifeless, useless, fretful and des-
pondent, one or two bottles of Paine's
Celery Compound will effect a wonder-
ful change. Constipation will no long-
er give you disquieting thoughts; your
appetite will come back; the blood
will be made pure; sleeplessness, ner-
vousness and headaches will be things
of the past. This is the happy experi-
ence of tens of thousands of men and
women in Canada.
The great and ever increasing de-
mand for Paine's Celery Compoend as
a, health builder tells the story of the
continued confidence and faith placed
in it by our people.
Paine's Celery Compound must not
for an instant be classed with the or-
dinary patents of the dey ; it is an em-
inent physician's prescription that
gives new life, vigor and strength
when all other remedies fail. The use
of one bottle is sufficient to convince
the most hardened and sceptical,
LUMley
BRIEPS.-T, Slavin has been engag-
ed. to draw eretult for the Exeter
creamery for the summer. -John Bol-
toh has gone to Seafortb,where be has
secured a position in the flour mill, the
property of his uncles, the Stewart
Bros. --John Horton purposes raising
his barn and placing a wall under it
this summer. -Mrs. A. Neil, who has
been poorly for a long time, is improv-
ing. -H. Anderson moved and raised
his large barn this week, preparatory
to placing a wall under it. Remy be-
lieves in havingthings done up right.
-Miss Annieorney, eldest daughter
of Henry Berney, is lying very ill at
the home of her parents. Her many
friends will be pleased to bear of her
speedy recovery.
A NARROW ESCAPE.
Tankful words written by Mrs.
Ada E. Hart, of Groton, S. D. "Was
taken with a. had cord which settled on
my lungs ; cough set in and finally ter-
minated in Oonsu in ption. Four doctors
gave me np, saying I could live but a
short tinie. I gave myself up to my
Saviour,determined if I could not stay
with my friends .on earth, I 'le ould
m
meet y absent ones above. My hus-
band was advised to get Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds. I gave it a trial,
took in all eigl3t bottles. It has cured
me, and thank God I am saved tend
now a well and healthy woman."
• Sold by all druggists. 50 cts. and $1.00.
Guaranteed or price refunded,
Timothy Hewitt, of Billet -ale, was
last week admitted as an inmate to the
House of Refuge.
Prompt relief in sick headache, diz-
ziness, nausea constipation, pain in
the side, guaranteed to those using Car-
ter's Little Liver Pills. • One a close.
Small price. Small dose. Small pill.
Mrs John Arthur has purchased the
stock of G F Youngblut, A.uburn's late
•
shoernaker,and intends to carry on this
business in all its branches. Mr Young -
hint has gone to Henson
Private McLean, who was wounded
on May 10 in an engagement with the
retreating Boers, is a brether of David
McLean, of the River Road, 1.31a,nshard,
and is well known in St Mary.. He
had been living in Brantford for about
a year and enlisted with the first Can,
adian contingent.
tie*
KTIOWSvn wheat pert/v.4am, te
N0 La
0
Battey -
rt Exeter..111A Ord ,19e0.
.,I3ut a taw of Nature bows
to_ the necessity of keeping
the blood pore -so that the
entire system shalt be strong,
healthy and vigorous.
To take lifood/e Sareaparillaethe great
bleed purifier,. is therefore law a
health and it as a necessity in nearly
every household, Xt lierer disvpaints.
Erysipeina-"Bati severe Attack ;
eryelpelae, atiffering Bean dizzItteSS and
rteevousnese so that Icoul4 not reet et Went. °
Tried/food% Sarsaparilla with geed results,
and now recommend it tet °there,"
oria.m.tees, Toronto, Out,
Tired FeelIng-"Was all run -dot:mend I
had no appetite. Wee tired all the thee.
Sereaperilla Wee suggested, and a
teat benefited tale se latleh that HOW I 5
0731,4nlifinottierrbe u.leettin°t11:arNelurteetlial,‘VNI43.ep.". 1°s'.
-...keveera011:07#4.4-'7'`
cod's Pitts earls liver tee no
erritattag anti
eaater
th Uesd's Ssiill,
- .-..5
.f.d4a to° 44
Butter...e.
Turkeu
10
graieltens per*s ::::******12111
ese ,P
OM • ro
Dried Apples6 - ..
.4.1It 11.1.1 •fi k3 ro.
7tow 68
3VI
494.25 te 0-4
LONDO• N MARKETS,
Deletion, MAY e3rd. 190
Wheat per bushel,..
Poe 1)010 7
Bailey. -88 to 42
te 48
Rye - . 51. to 06
Cora
Beaus. - o 17
.... •
Le 70
Butter - 14 to it
Eggs
- -- 15 to 16
Ducks . ... „ .60 to 70
10 to 12
Geese per ?b..-- . ..-- 0 to 40
atick.OAS 5C to .5
Chem...-. ...... 8 to 1.0
Potatoes per bog ... .54 to 75
Ilay per t - et 0.00 to ; 7,50
Perk tier cwt...
There are many rare animals with
Lemen Brothers' never before exhibit-
ed in America, ancl will itebere June,
let.
eeteeeee- J Nieholsen has purchased the
'Tieonlyl30.lugRamt00 in hntlArsraefona thele hodist
wtnldvulbe1rejutecouretttere,anlutetalmaug
Tbe posters toe Lemen Bros. circus it Ins foture residence_; it is reported
lie intends building a harness shop on
the erune lot.
The roost valuable Elephant in the
are adorning the bill -boards of the
ferW11.
Aneas Down*, of Blanshard, who
left- for the North-West some weeks worlti will be here June it.
ago, has located near Wetaskiwan. al - .
Meg ion a few miles south of Edmonton, FOR ov,vat Fin )1' )rtlATtS
His family will go west durifie the As Oen Aso WE11.-TIt.teD ligttlefre.-Mre,
sentinel', .., Whisloe•eSuothive setup ime Wee usea fee
oeer titly years by tontine of mothere for their
1 amerce nbee teething. with perfeetenceete
alit. curee a aid cella, and is the best remed5
Better stop that
cough now with
a few doses of
Dr, Wood's
Norway Pine
Syrup than let
it run on to end
perhapsin Bran-
chitTs, Pneu-
monia or Con-
sumption. It's
o 'won derful I ung
healing.-:"VmetlY
that cures tie '
worst kinds of
coughs and colds
when others fail.
Price 25c. & 50e.
Or. Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup.
F herland limes Co. LTD.
. RI PREPARED TO PURCHASE
It soothes tbeehili. setts= gum% alleYs
Yor Inatelecea. le is pleesant to the taste. 0o).
lar druggists in every. part of the world. 25
(Tulsa bottle. lte value is incalculable. lie
sure mid aen for Mrs Winsiew's eootblee
eyrup and tette no other tied.
Tutt DF'. -A rich lady cured at
her Deafness and Noises in the Head
by Dr. Nicholsous Artificial Ear Drums
has sent MAO to his Institute, so
that deaf people unable to procure the
Ear Drums may have them free. .Ap-
py to Dept, A. S. V, the Institute, ITS0
blight]) Avenue, New York,r, 8. A.
All dealers.
LAXA. Cure constipation, laliousnets, skit
beedache and dyspepsia, Every
LIVER pill guaranteed perfect and to act
without any griping, weal:veer or
sickenbag effects. sec. at all drug.
PILLS gists.
L6111611
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Rifee0fMe
etele.ree% •-e-eeee.-rer e
OTHER TIMBER
FATHER STANDING OR IN THE
TAGS,
Apply to
E. 0, Kesset,
FOREMAN, EXGTER, ONT. I
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rothors W(1111,1I,S._0.NSIT11.8110W8
3 RING CIRCUS, ;CONTINENT MENAGERIE, TRAINED
ANIMAL EXHIBITION, REAL HIPPODROME, FREE
HORSE FAIR.
SURELY COMING AND POSITIVELY EXHIBIT AT
EXETER, FRID9Y,JUN.1
Good Clothes are not expensive, it is the
common kind that CefltStS most in the end.
-,{1. • -.. 7.1.1 . '
Shorey's Clothin
must be good as every garment is guaranteed
and money will be refunded ifit is not as represented.
seams are overcast.
The Cloth is sponged and shrunk.
The Linings are good.
The Buttons match.
The inside, which you cannot see is as good as
the outside which you can see, It is sold by reliable
dealers only. Made to Fit -not made to Order.
Forbes worsted Trousers
horey S Retail at $3.50
Tailors get $6.00
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A SLATE FOR 44,1/4
SLATER
"Slater Sheer.'" have their rxteanr. et Meet:-
ficatien, citlintetaiehfc4 teen trent the hi;nies ef
nee:el:es ;tees.
A elate framewith the norr.ear.d
price in 94 as trar.ded on every so
by the maliere.
Leak en the cote for the &late, co without it's
no 11 Slater,"
Shape.; that fit the foot and meet fa:Nan%
s,.eemente,
r -qt"- Jor •-t reliable an eetoro reott
Only le.athert;
cult:Ale. Every pair Coorlyeov
114' lring.-
atrUMVOAWARratilninnri=rt= 14,1g.tr,.
. J. SPACKM.A.N, SOLE I ()CAL A4EN1.;„
#6,
NEM , On Wednesday, May t3tin tbe resi-
&nee of O. W. Lawrence, Morris, was
Meat !upon the ottat•ton ef t .1 t. kt of
M ooti ket he seTe faShili21,0itt:
tins hii1 daughte r. 114 151 to
Rohl. J Clegg, B. .A.. :vele it fiant
of Beige:ire.
The undersigned has opened up a
new meat market one door
South 01 Carling's Stara
A severe cold set MI on id the, et aml lungs
en that I multi hardly epeate Atter ini.er rein.
edies failed 1 tried Lie le code: :Noway Fine
Syrup and one bottle of a tenepeeely cured ine
Drs. Thos. (*tarter. ;Northport. Veit
where he will keep tbe choicest of
meats eonstanfly on band.
A OALT4 soutirmn, EXETER
JOHN T. MANNINO ROLLER MILLS
CALL AT
ef'f_,____IENAL FEAT
OF' QE MING WALKING,
. THE MIGHTY BOVALAPUS
The rarest, strangest, awfulest of all the mighty monsters of the great deep.
RAJAH,
The biggest brat° on earth, a towering giant. The very lord of beasts.
Taller, longer, weighs mote; cost more than any other elephant ever
captured. Bigger than the famous Jambe.
CAPTAIN SANTIAGO HIM DIVER,
The world's highest diver; actually flings himself backward from ehe highest
point ever dived from.
LITTLE EDNA,
The girl Wonder. .• The only lady turning forward and backward somersaults
on a bareback horse. A cballenge of $10,000 to anyone who can .•
• produce her equal.
RACINIC STEERS,
. A Great NoVelty. •
10, EXALTED CIRCUS CHAMPIONS IN ISO SUPREME ACTS.
• Complete, Largest Greatest'
• . WORLD'S. /VIEDNR.GBRIE9.
KITTIE KRUGBF,
The only lady 4- and 0 -horse rider in the world.
Horse, Baby Hippopotamus, 13abY Lions, Serpents and Birds. el •
Whole droves and herds of Animals, Giant Camel, Long Maned and Tailored
gAooluasrge\svota°c1Oeoroffthresilnagtt-
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THE FAMILY
tee
For first class
CORNED BEEF,
PRESSED TONGUE,
1
BOLOGNA. and SAUSAGE,
LARD and SMOKED MEATS
A fine selection of
BEEF,
• LAMB,
FRESH PORK,
and. all kinds of
ireste oarsd Sealtecl Meats,
on hand.
Note the address, one door north of .
The R. Pickard Co's store.
MIS Y5 PROP
rr 11-11 B
Clothirtg
UES,
I. &
,
thWAYS READY
"Nee
UR
Mill Feed and Cern
CONSTANTLY KEPT
IN' STOCK.
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID h'Ort
GOOD BED WINTER. 'WHEAT.
Carload Matn. Southern Su eet and
Improved Learning seed Corn.
J. COBBLEDIOE. & SON,
COVERED WITH
SO a', ES
111.9.3. cured little Harvey Deline nine
years ago and he has never had a
spot on him since
TT is praotically impossible to heal up
1, soros or ulcers'especially the old.
chronic kind, with ordinary remedies.
No matter how large or of how long
standing they zney be, however, they heal
up readily eue, stay healed permanently
when Burdock Bior..d Bitters is nsed.
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 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 suiting. We show
big range at moderate prices
in Scocch and Canadian tweeds
we cary a large and well as -
,.sorted stock. Prices to suit
f:Eiv8eIR,EETiv0P11,1131110)I.EAVE.RYMENIERY2nAdy T. 10 clO'CLOpCX. `fGroluavEluostt A CALL, and see
$ 10.
M.
what we eau do for you.
BX01113810N3 ILL RAILROADS.
ALL TENTS WATS R,FROOF, « J. H. Crieve.
Doors open at 1 and 7 P. •Performance a•_t2 and 8 P, M MERCIIANT TAILOR.
let"
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HARVEY DELI N E.
Zara. 13. .Deline Arden, Ont., proves this
In the following account she gave of her
little boy's ease When my little eon
Harvey was one year old her broke out in
sores all over his body. They Would heal
up for 9. time, then breek out again about
twice a year, till he was past four; then he
seemed to get worse and was completely
prostrated. When doctors failed to tura
him I gave him Burdock Blood Bitters,
and bekdes 1)athed the scree with it.
It is nine years ago sine. this happened „
ana must say the.t in all this time ha has
never had a spot on hie body or eav sign of
the old treable reterning."
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