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FFICE MAIN STREET EXETER
fr KINSI4IAI3, L. D. S. AND
DR, A. R. AINSMAN. L.
D. S. D. D. S. Honor Graduate
of Toronto University, Dentist,
Teeth extracted without pain or
had after effects. Office rn Fan-
soies block. West side of Main
treet, Exeter'
DR. ANDERSON. (9. D. S. i.- D. f • )
DENTIST.
Helier [Graduate of the Toronto University.
and iioyal College of Dental Surgeons of
Ontario, All bridge work, Crowns, ar d Plate
work done in the neatest possible meaner. .A
barnaless apsesthetio for painless extraction.
i the r ery t-
The.sirictest attentiong vera to p ps a
h natural teeth. Office o osite Cell;
lural Hotel. Exeter. Ontario. opposite
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ATTEN TION.
Ameeting of the Exeter Liberal•Canserva-
five dissociation will be held in the Town
Ball on Thursday night, the 21st Juno, at 8
p. m, for the purpose of selecting delegates to
attend convontiou at Ailsa Craig. on 26th inst.,
which a candidate for North Middlesex will
oleinate • 1 c rs oft t -
h � d• Al m mLc. the ally A
•ARI.1NG, J. A. ROLLINS.
Secretary
?actor. June 1$th,1000,
President.
EXETER
ROLLER MILLS
ALWAYS READY
4 -4 -STAR FLOUR.
Reduced to $1.80
i I l Feed and Corn
CONSTANTLY KEPT
IN STOCK.
J. COBBLEDICK Sc SON.
pashsvooa failed tocarry the fire pro-
teetion by-law and will now have to
try again for engine and other fire
Atng appliances.
1� pretty
event took place at the re-
"� ;aidence of L. McNeil, 14th con. Grey,
*Alen his daughter Miss Ella, and W.
Hamilton, of Coalfield, N. W. T., were
Sappily united in matrimony.
More cases of sick headache, bilious-
ness, constipation, can be cured in less
time, with less medicine, and for less
money, by using Carter's Little Liver
Pills, than by any other means.
THE HEALTH T.FI PROIILEM,
much simpler
som mes
eti
1 r thanis
supposed. Healthpdepends chiefly up-
on perfect digestion and pure blood,
and the problem is solved very readily
by Hood's Sarsaparilla. You may
keep well by taking it promptly for
any stomach or blood disorder. Its
cures of scrofula, salt rheum, catarrh,
dyspepsia, rheumatism and other dis-
eases are numbered by the thousands.
The favorite family cathartic is
'Hood's Pills.
e
A story we heard the other day runs
this way : seven years ago a farmer
hung his vest in the barn yard ; a calf
chewed the pocket in a garment, in
which -Pas a gold watch. One day the
animal, a staid old cow, was butcher-
ed for beef, and the watcb was found
. -^s ; ucb a position between the lungs of
"blow that the process of respiration
—the closing in and filling of the
lungs—kept the stenrwinder wound up
and the watch had lost but four min-
utes in the seven years.
DISCOVERED BY A WOMAN.
Another great discovery has been
]made, and that too, by a lady in this
country. •'Disease fastened its clutch-
es upon her and for seven years she,
withstood its severest tests, but her
vital organs were undermined and
death seemed imminent. For three
months she coughed incessantly, and
didnot sleep. She finally discovered a
�--��, �► vv,,�,� o recovery, by purchasing of us
tfottTe-oE Tees:F. King's New Discovery
for Consumption, and, was so much re-
lieved on taking first dose, that she
slept all night ; and with two bottles,
. has been absolutely cured. Her name
is Mrs. Luther Lutz." Thus writes W.
0. Hamnick & Co., of Shelby, N. C.
Sold by all druggists at 50 cents and
$L00. Every bottle guaranteed.
BORN
O'BRIEN—In McGillivray, on the 13th inst.,
Daniel O'Brien, aged 25 years.
I cTAVI8H—In Tuckersinith, on the 17th ins!.
David McTavish, son of Peter McTavish,aged
20 years.
MARRIED
4IISSON—KERNICK—In Hensel!, on the 20th
inst., by Rev. Mr. Jowitt. Andrew Gibfaon, to
Miss Ellen Bernick, of Thames Road, Us -
borne.
PATTERSON—MOGREGOR—At the residence
of the bride's parents, on the 20th inst., J. F.
W. P.ttorson, of'Herman, to Miss Marfan se
daughter of Duncan McGregor.
•
DIED
HAMILTON -In McGillivray. on.Snnday,June
17th, wife of Wm. Hamilton of a son.
BROKENSHIRP—At Sharon, in Stephen, on
the 15th inst., the wife of Silas Brokenshire,
ofwa son.
BOERS ARE BARBARIANS..
Blow They Ruined the Property of the
Loyalists la Katal—Rusteubnrr
Occupied,
Loddon, June 15. --- The War Of-
fice has received the following mes-
sage front. Lord Roberts;
`Pretoria, June 16.— Rustenburg
was occupied yesterday by Baden-
Powell. A column starts from this
place to -morrow to meet Baden -Pow
ell and repair the telegraph between
Pretoria and 1:lustenberg. Hunter is.
moving from Potchefstroom. His ad-
vance brigade expects` to reach Jo-
hannesburg June 19. Buller, I hope,
is at Standerton, Heidelberg will be
occupied from this place shortly and
then the Orange River Colony will be
completely cut off from the Trans-
vaal. Bndeu-Powell reports that the
district through which he passed is
settling down satisfactorily. Over 1,-
000 stands of arms were surrendered
and Hans Ilofl and Piet Kruger, son
of the President, were to make sub-
mission to him yesterday, having
been previously disarmed on their
farms. Botha's army has retired and
is believed to be at Middleburg. His
rear guard was surprised and entire-
ly rauted by Ian Hamilton's mounted
infantry,"
Boers Are Barbarians.
The liar Office has received the fol-
lowing despatch from Gen. Buller:
.
I.in 's
AeJunet
that
Natal '. t l is clear of filo malty. wishI
to call attention to the disgraceful
way in which private property was
treated in the part of the Colony
they ac u
i d, Their wilful andneed-
less
ee
a
Iess
damage is visible everywhere and
houses, when not completely Wreck-
ed, have been desecrated with filthy
ingenuity, That this has been done
With the oonseiit of the leaders is
proveci by the fact that While in
Charlestown every house was wreck-
ed, in Volksrust, two utiles off, but
In the Transvaal every house was in-
tact."
Horses for nritltlh Army.
New Orleans, June 10. — The Bri-
tish steamer (ervona cleared for Cape
Town, South ,Africa. yesterday, with
875 horses for the !British army,
Ilehrin:; 5e a claims raid lip.
'Victoria, 13. C., June 18.—Four-
teen thousand three hundred dollars
has been forwarded to collector Milne
by the Department of Marine and
Fisheries in settlement of the remain-
ing 'unsettled claims arising out of
the Behring Sea seizures.
SEIZED DIAMOND HILL.
Even '!lobs" Was Cotnpelled to Stir the
Attack by Gen. Ian lierellton'o
Torso Was Grand,
London, Juno 10. -- The War Wilco
has received the following despatch
from Lord Roberts:
"Pretoria, June 15. -- As I tele-
graphed yesterday front one of our
outposts, 15 miles east of Pretoria,
the Boers evacuated },heir position
during the night of June 12. They
had Staid en much ntIot.tin,+
strengthening their flanks that their
centro was weakly held, and as soon
as this became evident on June 12, I
directed Ian Hamilton to attack. Ho
moved against Diamond Hill, with
the hissers, Derbyshires and City
Imperial Volunteers, supported on the
left by the Guards Brigade, under Ini-
go Jones.
"It Was Gr eel," Says Hobs.
"It was grand, seeing the way our
men advanced over the difficult
ground and under a heavy fire. Tho
casualties, 1 am thankful to say,
were less than 100, a 'very small
number considering r the natural
strength of the position which had to
be carried. Our seizure of Diamond
Hill reused the Boers to feel they
were practically surrounded, and this
resulted in their hasty retirement.
They were being followed yesterday
by some of our arounted corps.
Gen. Hamilton Hurt.
"Hamilton spoke in high terms of
the troops engaged, Ilamilton re-
ceived a contusion from a shrapnel
bullet in the shoulder, but is not, I
an happy to say, unable to perform
his duty."
KLERIRSDOItP SUI:T.ENDERED.
When Croaje Found That Pretoria Was in
British Elands He Gave Up.
London, June 1.6. — Tho War Office
has issued the following despatch
from Lord Roberts:
"Pretoria, Residency, June 14.—
(10.40 p.m. )—Klerksdorp surrender-
ed on Juno 9 to an armed party sent
on by Hunter. Kitchener reports that
the Boers attacked a reconstruction
train early this morning a few miles
north of the Ehenoster River. 1 -le sent
out mounter} troops and drove off the
enemy before they could do damage.
One man was killed and 11 wounded,
including two officers. A messenger
from IClerksdorp reports that Cronje,
who commanded there, determined to
surrender as soon as he knew for cer-
tain that Pretoria was in our pos-
session. His example has been copied
by many in the neighborhood. The
court house is now said to be full of
arms."
The Cape Cabinet.
The indications are; according •to
reports from Cape Town, that the
Ministerial crisis- will soon be ended
by the formation of a Cabinet by
Sir Gordon Sprigg. According to a
Cape Town special, the Cabinet, be-
sides Mr. Inose Innes, who will ac-
cept the portfolio, will probably in-
clude former Attorney -General Solo-
Man, who was a member of the late
Cabinet, and Sir P. H. Faure, who
was Colonel Secretary during Rhodes'
second Administration.
K. ruc,er at ove+_ li iM Capatal.. London, June 18.—The Lorenzo
Marquez. correspondent of The Times
says:
"President Kruger has removed his
headquarters to Alkmaar, near Nel
epruit."
THE EXETER TIMES
THE MARKETS.
B'Iuetuatiens in wheat — Liquidistton..
Cuueed a Deoli„e i1i. G411eawe-11rb
Latest flu•2tat ions,
Liverpool, June 20.—Spot wheat
yesterday advanced 1.0e to 20e per
cental in sympathy with Monday's
strong American markets. Futures
rose teed to 11/,,,d per cental and clos-
ed near the highest price for .the day.
Chicago, June 20,—Wheat futures
were weak early yesterday on realiz-
ing sales, but the market recovered
on further damage reports from the
west. There was renewed liquida-
tion late in the day, and the July
option closed lege lower than on
Monday,
Following were ere rho closing
pricesccs
at important 'wheat centres yester-
day:
Cash. June. July, Sept,
C"ilieago „I$,.,, $O 76%50 77%$•-.
New York„»•
„,, 0 82 0 83
Milwaukee .,. 0 78
31, Louie ,.., 0 74 ,,., 0 7V 0 78%
Toledo .. ., 0 81% ..,, 0 82le 053
Detroit, red . 0 81% ..•. 0 22 ....
Detroit, white, 0 81% ,.., ,,..
Duluth, leo. 1
Northern , . 0 7T7I 0 78% 0 79
Duluth, No. 1
hard 0”
fit' ... . ...
Afinneapoils, Ito,
1 Nor.0 7714 0 7611 0 161"s .. -
MlnmeapvHs, No,
1 bard 0 79? ,. -...
Liverpool, June 20. - - Yesterday's
close: Spot wheat firm; No. 1 steed -
$to Ce4d; WOW. • Ss
u d �. Os ,d .. alai
tr Cale
114 to c:; 1 '• N. -•i' rn spring, tis ;.'d
to Cs 214 d; fez' , . arm; July Os
aid; Sept. Gs l • ed.
t'oita)Nt9 'r: 7.,A,W1tle-ICIt SLAWS=
armor rt—
Wheat, white, bush ...,,$0 70 to $..,,
red, bush .,.. 0 09 0 7014
fife bush. .. 0 70
" goose, busk ...,, tr de 0 tit)
Oats, bush, ... ... 0 0 33
Barley, been, 32 , . , 0 411'ri. .
]l
ies, Vise .,..,•,,,.,,,, 05i} ..,,
Deas. bush 0 00 , r. a
Beekwheat, bush ,.,,,,, 0 a8 al
rouese'ro LIV4
Toronto, June 20.—The run of
live stock at the stock yards yester-
day amounted to 74 cars, composed
of 1,021 cattle, 2,221 hogs, 1,008
sheep and la (lbs, together with 00
calves. The quality of fat cattle
outside of those that heel been stall -
fed, was only medium, Trade was
brisk, with Friday's quotations well
maintained for both, butchers' and
shipping' cate. especially the former.
The market for Buffalo stockers was
easier. with a light run of not more
than 2 carloads, selling at 15e to
25c per cwt, lower than on Friday.
The prices quoted in table are for
stall -fed cattle.
Export cattle, choice .,,,•$5 00 to ;5 30
cattle, tight 4 73 4 00
bulls, choice 4 40 4 65
" hulls, light 3 75 4 00
Loads good butchers and
exporters, mixed.., 4 40 4 05
Butchers' cattle, picked t 4 50 4 80
" good
um mixed4 00 4 '25
common . , . „ 3 73 3 00
" inferior . . 3 50 3 05
Feeders, heavy .....a 4 50 4 80
Feeders, light 4 00 4 25
'Stockers. .. ......, 8 30 S GO
/Bleb cows.3s 00 48 00
Olives ...... " 00 10 OD
Sheep. ewes, per cwt. .... 3 75 4 23
Sheep, bucks, per cwt. ..,, 3 25 ;l 50
beep, 1'11mlers' oh . :S Oa
egg. choice. over 100 `and
up to 200 lbs. 0 87% ....
Eloise thi•cl. - fate
a
n
6 25
' llgbt, under 160 lbs0 00 .. ,
" corn -fed ..... 0 00 .,.
" sows ..... ..3 75
' '• stags ...... ..,.,.200 ..
EAST 1tUFIa'ALO CATTLE. MARKET.
East Buffalo, June 20. ---Cattle yes•
tetday—Shade lower. Feeders, good
to primo, $4.40 to 54.60; do., com-
mon to good, 53.85 to 54.25; stock-
ers, good to choice, 54 to 54.35;
stock heifers, light, common to good,
$3 to $5.40. Sheep and Lambs —
Quiet. Lambs, native yearlings,
choice to extra, $6 to 56.25; fairto
good, $5,75 to 55.90; spring lambs,
choice to extra, $7 to $7.50; culls
and fair to good, 54 to 56.75.
CHE1ISI' 2rfA1tKETs.
Cainpbellford, Ont., Juno 20—Yes-
terday 1,600 boxes offered. Sales
made: 780 at 10 5-160; 140 at 10ijic;
balance refused, 10eec to 10yyc,
Ingersoll, June 20. — Yesterday
650 boxes were boarded. No sales;
10c highest bid.
LIEUT.-GOV. )1a:IN5'tES
Refuses to Lesign In Response to the De-
mand of the Laurier Government.
O ttawe, June 20.—A fully attend-
ed meeting of the Dominion Cabinet
was held yesterday morning, when
the political tangle in British Colum-
bia was discussed. Tho petit(. ,1
signed by a whole legion of names,
asking for Lieutenant -Governor Mc-
Innes' recall, was received and re-
viewed. The C'alenet agreed unani-
mously that Lieutenant -Governor Mc-
Innes must go. The Prince Minister
followed out the decision of the Cabi-
net, and wired McInnes for his resig-
nation.
)Aoinees itaafus.•a to tae, tee.
Victoria, B.C., Jane 20.—A. resolu-
tion,
esoletion, signed by 25 at the convention,
including Dunsmuir and the Ministers,
was sent to Ottawa asking that
Lieutenant -Governor McInnes be ask-
ed to resign. The Cabinet took the
matter into consideration, and last
night Mr. Mclnres received atele-
gram, asking for his resignation. He
refused to do so.
nASE8 ALL.
Eastern League Y,•st.•rda,•.
Worcester 12, Toronto 13.
• Worcester 9, Toronto 1.
Providence 8, _Montreal 3.
Providence 5, Montreal 4.
Springfield 6, Syracuse 5.
Hartford 3, Rochester 1.
International l.. Y,,,tordar.
' London 1, Hamilton 11.
Saginaw 10, Grand Rapids 7.
Port Huron 4, Chatham 6.
Nati.. ,,i League To.... rd,"..
St. Louis 3, Cincinnati 7.
Chicago 1, Pittsburg 0. (14
slings.)
Boston 4, Brooklyn`91:0.
Philadelphia 1, New York S.
Aseerr Min l,oaCer. T:..aard"l.
Detroit 3, Cleveland 4.
Chicago 5, Milwaukee 3.
Indianapolis 0, Buffalo 2.
Ylaneispolis• 2, Kansas Malik
"Want of Watchfulness
Makes a Thief."
Many cases of poor health
come from want of 'watch-
fulness. But if you keep
your blood pure no thief can
steat your health.
The one effective natural blood puri-
fier is hood's Sarsaparilla. It never
disappoints,
impure Elood–" MY wife suffered
with pain and distress from an affection of
the throat caused by impure blood, She.
was almost in despair when she turned to
Hood's Sarsaperilla, Six bottles of this
medicine completely cured her." Join
W$otcM4J5,, Oaslt. Ont.
Scrofula – "' Hood's Sarsaparilla has
cared me of scrofula. I was weak and de-
bilitated but it made, tee strong and well.
Alter a severe cold had catarrhal fever,
Again resorted to this medicine audit cured
me," SARAN E. Demos', Annapolis, N. S.
I
t s[4/ la
Hood's Pills core liver 1als • the
non,lrrita 1
n; anai
o y cethsr8c to nag, with Hood's fiarsaparille.
Conrad Hahn bas sold his 50 acre
farm on the 10th con, of East Zorra to
Philrl? Slppel for the sorts of 52,700.
(a 1The trintriage of Miss Ewa L, Vs -
tin sad W, J. Young, of London, for-
merly of St, Matr'ys, took place Tues.
day afternoon at her brother's rest.
derce, l,I32 ween street, o
t 'arIx
dale,
Owing to the recent death
of the
bridegroom's fAther, Raht, Young. a
house wedding was held,.
Alex. McDonald, sierra, la.barer, was
sentenced by Judge Edward Elliott, at
London, to the Kingston Penitentiary
for five years for laaaving bad improper
relations with Rosannah Weatherly,
au orphan girl of 14 who has been
adopted into the Mahon. family in
Nissouri, where yfcDonald was em-
ployed as hired roan, McDonald is
about 50 years old.
Stancls First anu
t�i9II6�t.
Paine's Oelei
compound.
r
A Noted. Physician's Prescrip-
tion for the banishment
of Disease.
Physlorauc, art5,a41. 14,4444 ra,vv n ,. -,e
R.
led
potent to jud�e, sandidl y acknow
that Paine's Celerycompound has call-
ed forth the most reliable and the
strongest testimonials ever published
in the press of the country.
Each letter or testimonial tells of the
extermination and banishment ofrheu-
matism, neuralgia., kidney troubles,
skin diseases,dyspepsia and headaches.
The good work done by Paine's Celery
Compound brings satisfaction, joy and
peace because the cures are always
permanent. Thousands of the best
Canada to -da
can
ince ,
and women y
men
give to weary and despondent sufferers
the blessed assurance that "Paine's
Celery Compound makes sick people
well."
Paines Celery Compound, the won-
derful discovery of America's greatest
physician,is now within reach of every
ailing person, young and old, and shall
be used before sickness and disease are
aggravated by the coming hot weath-
er.
If you entertain doubts regarding
the curative and life-giving virtues of
Paine's Celery Compound, speak to
your draggist about it or consult your
friends and neighbors who have been
cured by it.
Boiled
own
Facts
ABOUT
Dr. Ward's -
Blood and Nerve Pills
No remedy ever introduced in
Canada has gained so many words of
praisefrom sufferers all over the coun-
trpas these thoroughly effective pills.
WHY?
Because theypositively cure all dis-
eases brought on by impoverished
blood, such as heart trouble, nerv-
ousness, rheumatism, dyspepsia, etc.
ALSO
Because they induce sound, healthy
sleep, and restore VIM, VIGOUR,
and VITALITY to the body.
ALSO
Because their use enables the
in-' system to successfully resist attacks"
of colds and the inseparable re-
sults, viz., lung and kidney troubles,
a fact of especial importance at this
season of the year.
t N geste per beL iln bozar 11.00.Alt draprstr,
es Neu Wiliam at oa, Tomato. OM.
MARKETS..
Exoter, JUNE 20th, 1000.
Wheat per bushel ...... .61 to 47
Barley.......
.,.. ..55 to 54
Sutter,,.., .-... ,,14 to 15
Eggs , 11 to 12
Turkeys .,, „ 9 to 10
Geese ,,,, , 5 re u
Chickeusperk ,.,,.. ,,,6 to 7
Ducks., ,., 7 to 8
SVool,,,. . ,. B5 to 13
Dried Apples,. ., -. 0 to 6
Pork dressed.,,,, . . 57 75 to 8,00
LONDON MAteKET$.
London, JUNE 20,h, 1900.
Wheat per :bushel,,. ,,,,63 so 66
Oats.... ..33 to 35
Peal. ,, ,,,60 to t7
Barley 38 to 4«
8
(
Ryeekavheat .,.51 1tq 4,5
Co rn . tote 47
Beans ..,,, 85 to 70
Butter.,., # 14
. 1 to
Eggs,.,.,. ,.,..,15 to 16
Ducts 60 to 70
Turkeys per tL.... ,.., ,
10 tat
14
Gesso pez-h 9 to 10
Chickens ,.-,., ,5°I.
to 75
Cheese,,.,,. ,.,.. 8 to 10
Potatoes per ba 56 to 75
Hay per ton . ,.5 0.00 to 5 7,50
Pork per cwt... $t.50 to $5.00
The promotion examinations in the
County schools will be heldlon Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday, June 27, 20
and 27.
TOOTHACHE CURED,
Dr. Low's Toothache Gnm cures Toothache
promptly, and does not blister the gun=s, lips
or cheeks. Price 10c.
• c t oo is
7a ob Bray, A.t w d, !tad lila mis.
fortune to have his leg broken at Mr,
William Nichols barn raising last
Thursday.
John R. Smith, Lake Stream, N,13., says:"
Front my own persenal experience with them 1
willingly testify to the goad rfleots of 1„axa.
Liver Ills for. Sick Headache and Constipa-
tion."
One of the prettiest weddings of the
year was that which took place recent-
ly, when Miss Mary White was united
in wedlock to Geo Guenther, of Milver-
ton.
"i
A PAINFCT. SCALD.
Mrs. T. Wannamaker, Frankford, Ont.,
says : "I scalded my band very sadly, then too};
cold in it. 11 swelled and was very painful but
half a bottle of Ragyard's Yellow OU curer( it
completely.'
Mrs, 1'. J, Barbour, of St. Marys, has
left to ]join her ,husband at Ruutsviile,
Muskoka. Air. Barbour has now been
located in the north for three mouths,
and is so well satisfied with the coun-
try that he will locate there,
Dr; Gunn, of Clinton, has admitted
into partnership with himself Dr. F.
A. Scott, a well. known Stanley boa,
who,but a couple of weeks ago return-
ed from, Loudon, Eng., where he held
the position of house -surgeon in one of
the hospitals of that city,
Thomas Bell, of Wingham, offered
to lesson the debt of 51230 on the Aug.
!lean church there by subscribing $•lu0
if the congregation would raise the re-
a,aining 5800. It is nearly all sub-
scribed andwill be when the given time
is tip.
A quiet, wedding was solemnized in
Tavistock, Tuesday, ,Tune 12, when
Elizabeth, daughter of Mrs. Schwalm,
was united in.marriage with William
Heiuluiller. The bride was gowned in
a'beautiful blue dress, trimmed with
cream silk, and entered the parlor on
the arm of her brother, Conrad.
n,...,,b'Olt OVER FIFTY YEARS
i u 1
Winslow'sWinslow'swS"OOtll ng ."15�C 1 .Rt,r ...
aver 8ftY years bymillious of mothers for their
children while teething, with perfectsuccess
It soothes the child, softens the igumll, al}ays al
pain, sures u ind colic. and is the best remedy
for Dieu/mete Itis pleasant to the Mete. Sold.
by druggists in every part of the world, 23
cents a bottle. Its 'video Is incalculable, Be
sure and ask for Airs Winslow's Soothing
Syru and tate no other kind.
44444.4.4.4,444,414444441
. 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 deafeo le unable to procure the
r' F
Ear Drums mny have them free. Ap-
ply to Dept. A. S. V. the Institute, 780
Eighth Avenue, New York,'U. S. A.
A SUMMER. TONIC in
tablet form. Makes sick
folks well and keeps well
folks from being sick.
Our
Native
Herbs
TABLETS
Enough for 200 days for *1.00. Sold by
druggists or box *ailed on roedpt of
ries. A registarod guarantee in every
box insures you against any possible risk.
THE ALONZO 0. BLISS CO.,
232 St. Paul Street, Montreal, Canada.
IS BABY
CUTTING TEETH?
Watch him carefully,—On the
first Indication of Diarrhoea
give Dr. Fowler's Extract of
Wild Strawberry.
Hot weather comes
hard on babies, espe.
cially those cutting
teeth.
The little form soon
wastes and fades
away when diarrhoea
or cholera infaiitum
`ta ' Seizes upon it.
As you love your child, mother, and
With to save his life, give him Dr. Fowler's
Extract of Wild Strawberry.
There is no other remedy so safe to
give to children and none so effectual.
Mrs. Chas. Smith, Shoal Lake, Man.,
says : " I think Dr. Fowlers Extract of
Wild Strawberry is the best medicine that
w•:s ever made for diarrhcea, dysentery
a1r1 sum'n r •r:lplaint. It is the best
WOO g:. .-;:Jdren when they are teeth-
have always used it to our own
and it has neverY et failed.
Slater Shoe Polish
Many men use poor dressing en their shoes and when the shoe suffers
as a result, blame the shoe instead of the vandal polish.
Slater Shoe Polish is made to
protect " Slater Shoes," keeps the
leather soft, pliable, healthy ; pre -
vette cracking and insures satin.
factory shoe service; equally good
for ladies' apd children's shoes.
Every bottle' contains a coupon
good for 5 cents, on the price of
"Slater Shoes." Price 25 cents
per bottle, and it's worth IL
Get a copy of " Leatherfood,"
a booklet telling it's history,
0- 0 0 O 0 0 • 0 O .4... 0 <
E. 3. SPACKMAN, SOLE LOCAL AGENT
CALL. AT Hcaxseness is n coni non trouble dutiire the
rat with those havitit
g week threat or
' FAMILY ts. Itcaa be readily cured, and the throat
" un hen r. . " ' Morava
d 1 gs strengt ed Bre I?. � ood s ., y
Meat
treTyewdkvvmofus hn� annSMarke Pine Syrup. Price 25c.
g
Headache Powders. They dvn'r depress the
heart, Price 19c and 2,ic.
For first. class
CORNED REEF,
PRESSED TONGUE,
BOLOGNA, and SAUSAGE,
LARD anal SMOKED MEATS
A. Brae selection of
BEEF,
LAMS,
FRESH FORK,
and all kinds of
>Fr c ss i
ortc.1 Meats*
0n hand,
Note the address, one door north of
The R, Pickard Co's store..
LOUIS DAY, PROP
ea
i
FOR ONE AIONTII
FOR
NEee r Y WAGONS
3 SPRING WAGONS
BUGGIES
CARTS
AND HARROWS.
AT
F3raunds
Carriage shop, Exeter,
Buy the Best NEW
and Meat Market
I
Ignore the Rest,
In the end you will find
it cheapest. Furnish that va-
t'atlt room with one of out'
Bed Room Setts, Tables,
Chairs, Etc.
GET SOMETHING i10E_s
We have it, you want it.
Take a look at our full line 01
FURNITURE and you Wild
find what, you are looking for
S G I D LEY SON
TURN IT URE AND UNDBRTAIZERS.
Opera House Block.
>i an Eat
What 1 Likes"
Many people suffer terribly with
pain in the, stomach after every
mouthful theeat.
Dyspepsia and indigestion keep
them in constant misery.
After trying. the e hu
ndred and
one
y g
new-fangled remedies without much
benefit, why not use the old reliable
Burdock Blood Bitters and obtain a
perfect and permanent cure?
Here is a case in point:
"I was troubled with indigestion and
dyspepsia forthree or four years, and tried
almost every doctor round here and ;ffer-
eAt dyspepsia remedies, but got little relief.
"I theft started using Burdock Blood
)3itters, and wheal had finished the second
bottle I was almost well, but continued
taking it until I had completed the third
bottle, when I was perfectly well. Before
taking B.B.B. I could scarcely eat any-
thing without having a
pain in my stomach. Now
I eat whatever I like with-
out causing me the least
discomfort." — MRS.
THOMAS CLARE, Brussels,
Ont.
'THE
Clothing
CHLSTON
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 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 e.
big range at moderate prices
in Scotch 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 US A CALL and see
what we can do for you.
J H. Grieve.
MERCHANT TAILOR.
i
The undersigned has opened tl t�
gp
1'
ew Meat market one door
South of Gariiht ,5 Store
where he will keep the choicest of
eats constantly on hand.
A 0 ALL SOLICITED
JOHN T. FIANNINGI
Saltherland Innes:Co. LTD.
ARE PREPARED TO PURCHASE
•
OTHER TIMBER,
EITHER ST NDINGIN E
T A OI3. THE
E. G. Kessel,
FOREMAN, EXETER, ONT.
SPECIAL LOT OF
' TWEEDS
At Cost Price.
FOR THE NEXT 15 DAYS.
A good Assortment
ALSO HEAVY PANTINGS
Al` COST,
We want to clear these lines at once.
•
WJOHNS,
The Tesifor•
DO YOU FEEL TIRED
IN THE MORNING?
Does Sleep not bring Refreshment?
Do you feel wretched, mean and miser.
able in the mornings—as tired as when
you went to bed? It's a serious condition
—too serious to neglect, and unless you
have the heart and nervous system.
strengthened and the blood enriched by
Milburn s Heart and Nerve Pills, collapse-
is almost certain to ensure. Mr. Fred. H.
Graham, a we -krewn young man of
Barrie, Ont., sayst—"I have hada great
deal of trouble with sly heart for four
years. I was easily agitated and my ex
eitement caused my heart to throb violently.
1 had dizziness and shortness of breath...
and often arose in the mornings feeling 'au
tired as when I went to bed. I was
terribly nervous. Milburn's Heart and
Nerve Pills have done wonders for mf.
They have restored my heart to regular
healthy action, giving me back sound
restful sleep, and making lay nervous sys-
tem strong and vigorous."
• Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills are pee'
a box or 3 for .1.25 at all druggists or by -
mail. The T. Milburn Co;, Limited, Te..
ronto, Ont.