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on block. West eide of Main
keen Exeter
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.and Itoeal College of Dental nurgeone of
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p of the natural teeth. °Mee onliosho Cou.1
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email fruit. two btoroy %slid; boven gent tarn
and wear, «.13 In enceeerat meant.
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Streyeal teem the parolees ef the untlereign-
ednet Inez 1, nicince, CAI or abeut ntily
L dawn nay tally feurneare,�d.sign: .frozat
*lightly ereened, A reward for Ler reenvery
:win be lend by
PAIttiONa. Exeter In 0.
ESTRAY C..N.TTLE.
There eaneni f4V324 Of(h0 men to
atoned lot a, nenth lanandaen U. en or about
none the Mote beall of eatate.3 twoyear
old Accra two of them dark red o ah how
barns mad a little a late mister telly, the other
ne a dart: TC311 a little eroalkr than the two
red OW-, oiw eteer one )C3%! 01, nein red with
'white! net lega the other lea ar old heifer,
light • to Aulet thi lic,,Va6; a hole punched
in the I. :t car. Arty pereen returning eame or
giving itdormatlen that will lead to their re -
town e te snit ably rewanled,
WM. DEARING, Entity P. O.
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belovol wife of nohn :Aran% owl 10 3 -ewe.
CHEST FELT RAW.
cauebt a severe cold width mule isly
e -best feel raw and tiglit. Itasca Dr. Weeds
Norway Pine Syrup wb Leh looeen c d t oblenm.
heated the lunge, and made rue perfeetly welln
XeUatclinin ItIplenOnt,
When Travelling
Always take with you -a bottle of Dr.
Fowler's Extract of Wild Straw-
berry.
The •cliange of food
and 'teeter to which
those who travol are
subject, often pro-
duces an attack of
diarrhcea, winch is as
unpleasant and dis-
comforting as it may
be dangerous.
A bottle of Dr,
Fowler's Extra.ct of
Wild Strawberry in
your grip is a guaran-
tee of safety.
On the first indi-
cation of Cramps,
Colic, Diarrhcea or
Dysentery, a few
doses will promptly
check the further ad-
vanre of these dis-
cerns.
An Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Straw-
berry is being widely and shamelessly
imitated, your safety lies in seeing that the
full name is on every bottle you buy.
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FOR DIMNESS.
DILIOLISRESSe
FOR TORPID LIVED.
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FOR SALLOW;;KIN.
FOR THE COMPLEXION
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CURE SICK HEADACHE.
THE EXETER TlivIEE.
FROM SOUTH AFRICA,
I nte re sting Letter From A
Former Exeter Boy.
The following is a letter received
from J. J. Clarice, brother of Mrs. M.
J. Waite, who went from his home in
Celifornia, about seven months ago to
join the British Army. M. Clarke in
his boybood days Was a resident of
Exeter: -
After a somewbat pleasant voyage,
of oyer six eveeks* antation, we i'eaeh-
cd
Ca,peaown. Everything was bustle
in thie preparation for advance to the
front, and soon the city was oractical-
ly deserted -everybody joining the
forces, 1 inlisted 'it1 the South A-
rcon Light Horse Cavalry, width was
gotten up by the tuilliemaires of Jo-
banneeburg, and we fared exceptional-
ly well. aleey own all the -mines
around Jobannesburg. We receive
our pay at the end of each mootb. I
&a* nine pounds ten shillings a,
mouth, which equals forty,Rve dollars
• and sixty cents. We are fed very well
when we are out on patrols; we go to
farm bouses, are given the best to be
Procured, for widelt our officers settle.
When, in cantle we receive the ordinary
rations, whiah, malliee some of the
others, are 8t -class; e get a good
*UV' of Jantacia rurn every secend
Itight, This will Le a gaud country
after the war is over. especially for the
soldiers of the S. A, L. IL, whosbodld
they cheese to remain here, will re-
ceive as high as front one to
pooncis per day operating the whits.
Reaching Durban we remained there
one day; 1 went all over the town in a
rickshaw, which is a stuaU tart drawn
by a, Zulu, The Zultte go about stark
naked, Nine email breech clout they
bate a large pair of limns and a big
bunch of feather e faetetted to their
head. They text tun as fast as a horse
can trot. We left Durban and went by
train to Estcoutt; the touritaa through,
witich we
passed is one of the finest I
have ever travelled over. Front Dur-
ban to Pietermaritzbura the country
on either side of the railroad is coyer.,
cd with pineapple mot Nampa Planta-
oenut There are thousands of acres of
nom Pietormaritzleug to Estcourt
it is all graziug land ; the country is
overed with herds of cattle.
Front Esteourt we travailed en our
horses to Freels where we joined the
rest of our regiment. We :left Freers
and teavelled eat one day, taking a po-
sition on the Tugela, river in the night,
right aeroes from thelleer stronghold,
the now celebrated Spam Kept and
with hard work area hot fighting held
tt, until the infantry, artillery, and
some of the nava: fellows from the
truism. 'Terrible, with their bimetal
guns arrived. Our camp was called
Petgierterai camp, under command of
Sir Charles \Verret). We remained at
Potgierter's camp about a week, and
then the cavalry brigade Under cm -
nand of Lord Dundonnald, went to
Acton Homes. We had our camp be -
bind a bill for two or three days, and
we moved out (me morning to recon-
noitre, and as we were crossing a val-
ley were shelled, by the Boers. They
did not do mucb damage,although
shellswere falluig all around us; for
they only killed one horse. We all re.
tired into a Stoup. We charged up a
bill called Bastion, and drove the
Beets one while the other squadeons
crossed over the valley to a clump of
busbee, and peppered them as they ve-
treated clown the other side. When
the BOOTS were all alt the bill, they
elicited it with one of their big guns
which bad been placed on another hill:
one of the shells buret in our midet,
killingMajor .0hilds instantly and
wounding five privates. That was the
beginning of our six daysbattle °flat.
gem.
General Iluller was at Chievely fac-
ing the Boer positions at Colons°,
while Sir Chilies Warren was at Pot-
gierter's camp, and Lord Dundonnald
at Acton Homes. Our loss on Spion
Kop was very heavy owing to the
Boers bolding all the higbest hills,
while our men bad to climb the steep
hills, and drive them front the trenches.
The cavalry regiments, while stubborn
ly advancing on the Boer trenches, the
Boers all stand up until Thorneycroft
and the men were within two hundred
yards of them. The front rank of the
Boers bad thrown down their guns and
held up a white flag, waiting until we
were close enough ; then the front
rank of Boers dropped down fiat and
the rest of thein fired a murderous
volley into our men, killing n large
number. 'Such a position an be bet-
ter imagined than described. Our
troops retired across the river to Pot-
gierter's camp, to await reinforce-
rnents, and then we attacked the Boers
at Vaal Krantz, driving them off Ow
hills and killing quite a number.
The Boers are very treacherous. end
practise unfair methods of war, such
as firinnr. on our hospitals and a mlon
la tices. 1 was in the field hospital for
two or three days with fever, and
while there they shelled it vigorously,
until it had to be moved to safer quar-
ters. Onr gunners never did fire on
the Boer's hospitals uutil we discover-
ed that their big bospital tents were
used only to shield their big guns, and
their bosmtal ambulances to convey
their small machine guns. They had
•a big red cross flag on the tent where
they kept the big guns, Such' ate -the
tactics they employ.
We could not force our way. through.
their position without a great loss of
life se we retired to our eatup. The
cavalry. brigade made a flank mot -e -
l:13 ent to the right onColenso, and crap.
tured a hill from the Boers called Mon-
te Cristo, and We held it until the big
-
naval guns could be mennted. The
infantry soon followed, and together
we soon drove the Boers from one hill
to another, until we mil -at Oreil all their
positions around Colenso and a strong
fortification called Fort Wiley. We
then mounted the guns on a nigh bluff
on the south side of the river, across
frona the Boer nositiou on Pieteros
The 'cavalry was lower down en the
side of the bill, right tinder the big
guns, while the infantry got down into
the bed of the river and cbarged up the
hill On the •Other. It was a gland
sight, and one never to be forgotten,
to see our big. naval -guns, howitzers.
and artillery, throwing lyddite , and
shrapnel right in tea the Boer trenches,
and the cavalry firitig amiss the river
to corer the ad I -once of the infantry I
The big guns kept on firing until. the !
infantry was close to the Boer trenches
•
and then they stopped for a tiroe,
while the lofantra charged their
trenclees: with the bayonet and drove
them out, scatteriug them in every
direction. Whea the infantry got
close to the teenchea, the Beare had
white rags tied to their elides ready to •
surrender, but our officers gave the
order to drive them out at tae pomt of
the bayonet, for they fearedtreaelo
ere,.
The Weary Wok possession of
Pieteine hill, winch was cousider
ed the key to Ledyenalth, while ahe
bowitzeta and n.aaitil gone sbelled the
Boera asthey retreated. The .cavalry
eroesed the river on a poOteon bridge
the next day and etiptured about atal
Boers in entail bodies.
Aftme crossing the liver I .could see
in the Bonr trenches the graves of
scores of their dead soldiers-•eigoe
where they had. fallen. nenavel
gnus followed os op Pieter's hill front
which they shelled the Boer positiou
called Mt Bolwaue from one side,
while the Ladysnath garrison shelled
them .frora the otben killing, a greet
number end capturing -more of their
big guns and. transport wagons, while
the rernainer retreated to Ilan Been -
en's pass in the Drakenberg moon,
tains, and to the Diggarsaerg.
Our Jimmie. to Ladysmith wee now
comparatively easy.
The people there looked very thin,
and they were as pleased to see us as
one is a long absent federal, The re-
ception Omit Meyer be forgotten. They
had very little during the stelae. They
bed to Lill and eat their cavalryeaertil.
and transport mules ; they
ate . te.-o thousand bores end
mutes. lett they wpm stilt in geed
spiritseeneiderneg the ba hips they
had te:as throt4-131. Mt- Thalmann, the
position the Boers iteld wbzrhveto-
mantled Ladyemitie is a very bigla hill
about .three tones Item the towel. They
did little tannage to speak of to the
town with their hig.gette efor there
were only a few inoldittge Amok with
hells. General Baer is a flue leaking
Ian and a brave :soldier, and las de-
portment and Generalehip instil de.
teritilleatiOn ;end eonrago into tbo
ranks. We had a, big time celebrating
e relief of Ladyemith, with horse.
acing, footeraelm jumping. tug-of--
war, being cOnteste and 'bieeetittek,
'wreetlinge Liberal prizes were oiler -
ed. In the tugeofovar contest, for
witieh the hugest prize was offered
or squadron won the lallreia.
The gift 'from the Q,U0t•I'. In Li e
tamp° of a box of vitocolate, 1 mien
most highly, end would not part witO
it for anything, as I •consider it a gota 4
f am enjoying excellent health.
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'.rLi.T THROBBING HEADACHE
Would quickly leaVe you, if you
used De. King'sNew Life Pills. Thou-
sands of stifferers bave proved their
matebless merit for Siek and Nervous
Headaches. They . make pure blood
ana strong nerves and build up your
health. Easy to take. Try them
Only '25 cents. Money back if not.
cured. Sohl by all Druggists
Dr. Low's Pleasant Worm syrup IS SUM
death to the worms every thniebut barmlese to
the most (linnet° obild. It contains its own
cathartie, be there is need of giving moor oil
or toner purgative atterwerale. ieu
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BR1C.A-BrIAC
In Germany a clock has been made
that is warranted to go for 9,000 years.
Australian rabbit skins aro being
converted into sealskins for the A.merie
can market.
-Since 1841 the cultivated area, of Ire-
land has dwindled from about 4,000,000
acres to 2,000,000.
The per capita money circulation of
the United States is $2,542, the highest
In the history Of the nation.
Secretaxy Alger's middle initial A.
may stand fox. Asbestos, and perhaps
signifies he is not afraid of being
fired.
There are now 15 beet sugar factor-
ies in the United States, Germany
bas 460 in the Magdeburg district. The
beet sugar of Germany equals In
amount the product of cane sugar in
all the rest of the world.
The most costly leather in the world
IS known to the trade as piano leather.
The secrecy of tanning this leather is
known only to a family of tanners in
Germany, though the skins from which
it is tanned comes almost entirely
from America.
The French mint coined last year
$68,900,000 in new money. Of this $43,-
665,800 was in French coin, $4.965,000
was silver and bronze for Indo-China,
$4,000,000 silver coin for Russia, and
§600,000 gold coin for Tunic. Small
amounts were coined for Ethiopia,
Morocco and Lichtenstein.
Labouchere, of London Truth, In his
latest attack on theHouse of Lords di-
vides its members into the "mentals,"
the "ornamentals," and the "detri-
mentals," and thinks that if the latter
two classes were dispensed with room
raight be found for the "Inmate's" in
the House of Commons.
British "brewery shares" have de-
clined heavily in recent months. In
February, the ordinary stock of All-
sopp & Sonn sold 20 points below the
price of a year ago, and 89 points be.
low that of 1896., Guinness & Co. or..
dinary shares showed loss of 30 points
from 1898, and of 114 points from ‘1896.
• A Beat. In Callao'.
News has reached Williamsport, Pa..
of an adventure with a bear in, tbni
wilds of Brown Township recently.
While Miss Lula Beaver was teaching
the little country School of twenty pu-
pils, all were thrown in a state of paelle
by elbeerving a good-sized bear enter.
ing the schoolmate. Boys and gifin
alike dashed through the windows,
‘while the bear stood innate aisle entrain'
• by the commotion. Miss Beaver, nitalf
teacher, hastened down_ ono sideatt'Ma
room and ran out, closing the doos afe
ter her. In the actetentinve woad
woodsmen heard the commotion, luta
hastening to the scene With it Ai%
quickly dispatched inn animal. The
hie e well he oreeenteCto the teacher.
..f;-04, Word to the
Wise is Sufficient."
But some stubborn people
wait onta "down „sick." he-,,
• fore trying toward off itiness
or cure it. The wise mew.
nize in the word "Hoof
assurance' of heath.
For all blooa troubles, eerofula, pirco
oles, AS well as diseases et tite iddrieys,
aver and. bowels, Hood's Sarsaparilla is
the effective and faultiest) cure.
Mood. Purifier-" I have taken Hotel's
Eateeparilia, and find It beneticial for My -
elf and baby. It parities the bloodand
strengthens the :Otero," Man anzara
nneen, Clinton, Ont.
Strength: Ealider-" nlyeeln wife and
nildren nave taken Hood's Sareaparilla
and it etrengtbened as. It relieved. Me of la
large leant." DAM nleGamtere ceretaner.
colt Inelitotea Ont. Ont,
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The legit -Wive grant to the Pubtie
Schools of Middlesex for the Present
Year has been received by County
Treasurer McEvoy from the gover-
ment. The grent amounts to ao,a06,
The death is chrouielea of Robert,
&tees, in the Sard year of his age. De-
ceased was a. reeldent of Seaforth for
as, Pars and was a native of
eeplon, Surrey, England, and came
to this country in his boyhood, sett-
ling at Torouto,
Dyspeps:a bit ets worst, forme will
leld to the use of carter's Little Nerve
PbIJs aided by Canter's Little Liver
Pala, They not only relieve Mesent
distress bot strengthen the stomach
and digestive apparatus.
Yu;' best frietal can give you no
Her advice than this °For .tetpure
looed, bad stomarb aril weak tierves
ahe Hood's Sarsaparilla."
James Beattie, a well known farmer,
el Westritioster, drove to Melbourne
to visit his eon time. The day being
ery Lot and the reads dusty, Ne.
Beattie tirntit‘ lei -mere along, and the
day STAN t0leavallotly well spent wben
be 110Aled, t Maui eo. At this time a
passer-by ot.ie%d ikat air, Beattie was
appateutly ;Weep in his buggy. The
botee was still jogging slowly along.
wow, the bora- stopped, the cliscov.
ry IN as made that the occupant
of the boggy mi.:. &tail. Life had lied
elute doom -co njoying the ride,
awl must hone :owe as, peacefully as
it was sudden, Pat alysis of the heart
was the muse of dentio
WORK IVIULI YOr elLEn.P.
If Pat Mkt' LaNn-lat t r Phi midget. before
renitunft. wi. I oink elide yen elect) 'without o
grille orient), canter llleu.uts, net; anon,
ezyspepste ud Men Ile attache. end wane you
feel better in the mining.
Dicycline mei elven eteamelly will Mid
Dare Yellue 4 11144%L etreeti% eremt dy
for:limbering up thets nut c antanlea
'1 he bon thine ter etaa weutide et any land.
l'riee23e.
PAINFUL PICRIOlas.
Weauen who mitten al. nein. pain ON'crs month
can find ready relief by ueing Milburn's neer.
lmg lic,..tatChe POWtlerA. '1'10y contain no
morpitine or opium. mil leave tau bad after
(Irene lin Thr, Inlet accept cone
num laa,lael,e eowdero eurely din
appolutn
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Health
Is easy to attain, easy to
• retain if you
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Prevents
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stomach; keeps all the organs
healthy.
200 tablets $1.00- cure guaranteed or
sooner back. _AA druggists orb). mail.
THE ALONZO 0. BLISS CO.
282 St, Paul Street, Montreal, Can
lleai. lluiibu
It is fashionable to -day to have a
new heart scare every 24 hours.
The commonest symptoms of dys-
pepsia or nerve trouble, such as pal-
pitation, weak spells, loss of appe-
tite, and poor circulation, are magni-
fied and distorted into serious signs
of heart trouble, with the object of
frightening the public into taking
this or that heart remedy. If a
hundredth part of the heart trouble
we hear about were real, the ceme-
teries would be filled in a month. A
Wrong construction is put upon com-
mon ailments in order to humbug
the people into the belief that heart
disease is prevalent, whereas real
heart trouble, which is so sadly and
suddenly fatal when it does occur, is
a rare disease. Lopsided arguments
cannot convince an intelligent people.
Iron is the vital element of the blood.
Too little iron means weakness, lack
of spirit, pallid cheeks, shortness of
breath, sleeplessness, nervousness,
loss of vital force, ending in general
break -down. The iron in Dr. Ward's
Blood and Nerve Pills is in the solu-,
ble form you need, in combination
with other curative agents in such a
manner that disease can't resist their
action. You feel yourself
well when you take Dr.
Blood and Nerve Pills.
50o. per box, five boxes for $2 00. ep prniallsts„
or Bong WHBattie k Co., Toronto, Oat.
MARKETS..
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Exeter, JULY 403,1
Wheat per buehel
Oate 1.1.•
Bar4eY*. A I.".
Peas.. .... ... ..... •55 co 45
Butter...„ • la to 15
Eggs...,. It te 12
Torkeys ... 0 to 10
Geese . 5 LQ
ChiCkePS perTh ....., 6 tO 7
Ducks._ .. ... 7 to 8
15 to 10
Dried Apples.. 6 ea 06
perk dressed-- n1.0e to nee
.04 10 a
.2610 27
aa to el
LONDON InAztEETS.
Loodon. JULY 4:b, 1000.
Vi'beOatsat per buhen„ 04
Peas .....60
Barley ..... -.38
Buenteheat
Rre .•••••
61
.... .42
Beaus
- .65
Butter ..14
Eggs •. 15
Duette
Turkeys per ie. .10
Geese per n...... 0
Chickens 61
Oheom e
Potatoes per sag ...
Hay per ten . 6.00., ,
; to 5780
Porn per cwt... -. ante to e.5,00
to 66
to 33
7
zo 42
to 48
to 55
to 47
to 70
to lt
to 16
to 70
to le
tO 10
tO
to 14
10 76
SALE REGISTER.
FRIDAY. JI,LY 2:311I. -Sale by peblie
auction, on the premises, at 2 p.
House and Lot, corner of Andrew and
Laogball streets, Exeter, the property
of the late JAW'S Garlatal. A. Hooper,
awl ioneer.
The death took place en June 20, of
Rebecca, wife of Frank S. Emery, of
Denveneolorado,and youngest dataglo
ter of Joshua, Lewis, North aatemoutb.
Site was Aged 37 years, A sister,
Alt's. Boodle, lives in Goderiele
Tho,se unhappy pet -sous who sutfer
from uervousuess and dyspepsia should
ue.e Carter's Little Nerve Pills, which
are made cep eesly for sleepless, ner-
vous, dyspeptic eutaerere. Price aa
coots,
If there is a caelay Itt e -our aching teeth, plune
it with a piece of Dr. Law's Toothache limn it
will stop the ache promptly, and act ae a tem-
porary Minna Priee
FOR OYER FIFTY l'EAVIS
An Den AN -o Wg1.1,TAIFIk Daelinztee-Mre,
Winnownneething nyailo bas Nam wed to
veer Jinn years by mil:meet metbere ler tbei
clailciren while teething, with nerfottsuronn
it soothes the child. Kat:nee tbe gums. ottani al
pain. cures wied eolle. and Isaac best remedy
tor monriunnt ri, is oleaeatat to the mete: Sold
by druggists in every* ran of the world, 25
ennte a bottle. Ite vahte is icealculable. Be
mire aunt an: ter ZiirS 'Win:Alert SOUVoing
Faro and talieuo otherniud.
To Tun DEAF, -A rich lady cured, of
her Deafness Dud Noises in the Head
by Da Nieholsons Artificial Ear Drums
bas seut 1:1,000 to bis Imaitute, 80
that deaf people unable to procure the
Ear Drums may have thent ee. Att.
ply to Dept, A. S. V. the Institute, 7$0
Eigbth Avenue, New York,U, S. A.
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Slater Shoe Catalogue
Send your name and address on a postai,
or call and get the new 44 -page eatelogete
"CGre,s."tetlielaes
li5ticsiut shapes and stylee in.
"Slater Shoes," illustrates Damn in all tneir
varieties, tells of the leathers iu their mane -
up, _full of whelesonee advice on shoes
and feet.
By its means you can order shoes lee
mail and get the exact size, witltio elaape.
color and leather you want.
"Slater Shoes" are made in le sieves. 6 ;slants, eleen and
nalf sizes, reliabio lee:kers arid fashionable colors.
Every pair Goodyear welted, bearing the trade mark, aline
and price 3f makers stamped ott the sole in a slate frame.
evn.reeeeeeen
E. 3. SPACKMAN, SOLE LOOAL AGENT.
CALL AT late await Poet iSeuitural So-
. e
THE FAMILY clety bas appointed 'arum% seere-
tarye to take the pl. of W. X. Me-
t
Market
ea
For firse caws
CORNED BEEF,
PRESSED. TONGUZ.
BOLOGNA and SetlaSAG
LARD and SMOKED MEATS
n selection of
F,
LAMA
.all kinds of
Constantly pursues a man
it is easy enough of s.olution,
though when you are able to
avail yourself of our offer. We
are showing a fine range of
131aek 'Worsted in twills, VOWS-
Cian'S (bought before
the heavy advance M price
and selling at the old prices.)
Nice suits for $14 in fancy
worsted. suiting. We show
big range at moderate prices
resigned.
•
'1 Two young boys from St. Marys
a tapped the -cash }o at tbe ereentery
FRESH PORE,
.S11 at VW .atoltonl 1Nlienetose
band.
he AtitireSS,, ore door north of
lze R. ickard Co's store.
LOWS D4Y PROP:
, The undeisigned bas open ci up a,
new meat enavitet cno door
there one 117 1a week. The ones
who did the trick were discovered,
Toe wife of John Snuele• of the Oth
Eibbert, dicd at ber boom early
Thinaday morning, after an Melees of
• about a week, a be deceased was ally
in the prime of life, 42 years and la
months old. Alt's. Senate leaves be
hind her a t'arnfly of sin LO mourn the
loss of a kind ansi altectionate mother,
Meat Market
EXETER
OLLER MILLS
Aa'S READY
STAR FLOUR
Reduced to $1.80
Lili Feed and Cern IA
CONSTANTLY KEPT
IN' STOCK.
J. COBBLEDICK & SON'.
Bu the Best 10THER TIMBER
EITHER STANDING OR IN THE
and LOGS,
Apply to
ignore the Rest' E. C. Kesse ,
FoaEztvg,
4011til 01 01 (1',8 gam
where be will keep the cboieest of
eats constantly en bard.
A CALL SOLICITED
JOHN T. riANNINa
4 heriand innes LTD.
PREPARED TO Pla ASE
ELM
I1) the end you will find •
it cheapest. Furnish that va-
cant rem with one of our ,
Bed Room Setts, Tables,
Chairs,, Etc.
GET SOMETHING NIOE__.-A,
We have it, you want it,
Take a look at our full hne Id
FUNITURE and von will
find what you are looking for
rice.
FOR TEE NEXT 15 r'AYS.
A geed .Atoorinieot,
ALSO II ISAA'Y PANTIN.GS
AT cosrr.
in t•leocch and Canadian tweeds S CIDLrf SOH wemartto
wo eary a large and well as- FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKER. •
sorted stock. Prices to Alin Opera Utilise Block.
A large stock of the lat-
est goods voa oercfor singt
from $10 up.
GIVE ITS A CALL and see
what we can do for you.
J. H. Grieve.
MERCHANT TAILOR
.... •
Tired Housekeepers.
I .1 I 1:1111S711•110
Disordered Kidneys bring them
a niultitude of parns and aches.
How often women
give out before the
day's work is fairly
begun and sink into a
chair utterly worn
out.
But the houeework
must be done even
though the back does
ache, and the head
feels ready to burst.
• These women can't
understand why they
are never strong, why
the night does not
brieg rest, why they
are always tired, have
no appetite and seem to be pains and lichee
all over.
• As a rule the real cause of the trouble is
the last one thought of.
15 all comes from the nidneye. These
delicate little filters of the blood get out of
order, and as a result the urio acid and other
poisons thab they ought to carry off are sent
back into the system.
There's no use trying to get relief until
the kidoeys are restored to health.
The easiest, safest, quickest Way to RC-
complish this is to take Doan's Kidney Fills
-natures' own remedy for all kidney
diseases and derangenaents.
Mrs. Martha S. Frost, Little Inver, Digby
Co., N.S., recently wrote as follows: t. I
have much pleasure in stating. that Doan's
Kidney Pills have wonderfully Improved my
health. I had been suffering with lame
baok for a number of years ann at the time
I began taking Doan's Fills I was almost
nimble to do any honeework.
"I have nsed three nozes and must say
lhey have taken the pain out of my beat
find restored my strength. I don't think
there is any other medieine coulter Dome's
Kidney Billa for kidney troubles."
(near thine lilies at once.
W. JOHNS,
['rile Tailor
attaaaaaMeentoneeeeeneeeeoeneene. .
What
-• eele.aaWaltatEa
as
Castoria is for Infants and Children. Castoria is a
harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops
and Soothing Syrups. It contains neither Opium,
Morphine' nor other Narcotic substance. It is Pleasant.
Its guarantee is thirty years' use by IVIillions of
Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays Feverish-
ness. Castoria cures Diarrhoea and Wind. Colic. Castoria
relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and
Flatulency. Castoria assimilates the Food, regulates
the Stomach and Bowels of Infants and Children, giving
healthy and natitral sleep. Castoria is the Children's •
Panacea -The Mother's Friend.
Castoria.
" Castorin iS an excellent medicine for
children. Mothers have repeatedly told me
of its good effect upon their children."
Dn. G. C. OSGOOD, Lowell, Man.
THE FAC -SIMILE
Castoria,.
"ca. -toile Is so welt adapted to children
that I recommend it as superior to any pre-
scription known to me."
H. A. ARCHER, M. D. Brooklyn, tV. V'
SIGNATURE OF
. APPEARS ON EVERY. T -RAPPER.
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