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onstantly' l )11rsueS as 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
thc' heavy advance in price
and selling at the old prices.)
Nice suits for $14 in fancy
worsted suiting. We show ct
big range at moderate prices
in Seoech and Canadian tweeds
we cary a large and well as-
sorted stock. Prices to suit
all. A. large stock of the lat-
est goods voa oerefor singt
from $10 up.
Druggists. GIBE US A CALL and see
what we can do for you.
J. H. Crieve.
MERCHANT TAILOR•
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Little 117: ::-/2 FUG.,
Must Boar Jsun :taro of
See Fac -Simile LVrargar Below.
Tory small and as owl
to take as sugar.
FOR HEADACHE.,
FOR DIZZINESS.,
FOR BILIOUSNESS.
FOR TORPID LIVER.
FOR CONSTIPATION.
WS
FGR HALLO KIN.
FOR THE COMPLEXION
1
ate
MONEY TO LOAN.
We havennlimited private funds for invest-
ment upon farm or village property at lowest
ates of interest.ICKSON Se CARTING
_Exeter.
F.
r GLADMA,N
(Successor to. Elliott & eladrnan)
Barrister „Sal; tar, kali Fulfil ,
Conveyancer, Etc,
Money to loan on Farre and village
Properties at Lowest rates of interest,
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DFFIOE MAW STREET EXETER
BT:\llTSMA
Ti, A, It, 1 jNSMAN. L.
D. S.D.D. S., Honer Graduate
T Dentist,.
University, t t.
t n is i
Teeth extracted withoutpain or
bad after effects, Office in Fan•
son's bloek, \Vest side of Main
treat. Exeter-
DR- ANDERSON. (D. D. S. 1- D. S.)
DENTIST.
Honor .Graduate of the Toronto University,
mad. Royal College of Dental Sot eons of
Ontario. All bridge work. Crowds, at d Plate
work done nt the neatest possible manner.A
harmless anaesthetic for painless extraction.
Thestaictest attention given to the preservat-
4n of the natural teeth.Oflioe opposite Con;
tral Hotel, Deter, Ontario.
CUT THIS OUT
and send us with ,;'cents; in silver, and you will
Het by, return mail a GOLDEN BOK OF
GOODS that will bring hyou to Moen Matativ.
in one month, that: any i o in America.
tl. 1v. KINNEY. E. T„
t'; aticnt-Yarmouth, N, S
Five Packs of Cards Freer
Ono Back, 'May y F iirtutlon, Ono( ack O*swolti
F�cort, Unopuc
,o Irt,ht, tete pack 'Dir Sofa Jn,t old,. "t'we.'
Samples of 20 other styles with book full of no -
lens; i'enn 5e. ver or pastago.
A. NV. KINNE E. T
Salem --1 -Yarmouth, N.8
FARM FOR SALE
The Helie r -ii ner1 o:11/a, fcrr-ale hi:; excellent
tarn: of ;a ;ares k , 'l lot U. eon 13. Ray. On the
3treatiaes i-'agood frame hou e2 x^M.kitchen
Hud wood -lie . goad Crank ham t' x A. and
,ae1iii lita•.ti"i naso a* the T ztl : L mi-es
n v i north of
the goipalting tallow of 1'asewoed, aura good,
even are.er<d• fences excellent. ren:on for still.
ing.twang htaltla. Itlll.11i I• Ift)Ii1,i)F;lN,
.1uty ittl'. ltta4l.
.Ali" FOR SALE
.lty Puhlta Aurtiel on the prenti. as on Friday.
tali Mime. :-i. Iti1 . at '2 p. n►..100 acres. lot four-
teen on tlae North Boundary of Stephen, the
property of the late John itenhale. There it: a
goad frame iiia •.i . bank barn ..aec on the pre-
antat.. .hem a.7 acreacleared and 'UMWCidtt.
szttion. the farm le about half way betanen
I xelcr atail Iia'nwood on tete main travelled
road. .t: number of farm innplcment'a will also
be offered at rhe same time. For reins anal
rartirulars apply le
i11A1tY DAVIS
15,
J0tila 'II
w. t.: tI13l_'i 1, l:xectitera.Exeter. Otit.
Bart 'els )milt St., Exeter.
CLE ItK'S NOTIC:: OF
FII: -'t' ran= INq OF VOTI'.It'$ LIST,
:hlnnieipattity of the 'Township of Hay,
in the County of Baron.
Notice is lfertby given that !have trans•
milted or delivered to tho pe n oat Input toned in
erections cleat woe nine or ilio Votere r•irsAct
the coldeai required by said rection, to be so
twins:tutted or delivered of the list and pur-
suant to ,said Act of all persons appearing by
the last revised assessment roll ot the maid
I►Iunici •nht • to be entitled to vote in the said
Dlunicipalityat elections formoml:era of the
Legislative ,AWse bly and at Dtunielpnl Elce-
tions and tho said lint watt first posted up at
my ofliee at the vIllnee of Enrich on the
'x.1VE f X •RIFT R LA.17 OF JULY. Ll . A. Tl, I000
and remains their for inspection Electors aro
otiled upon to (mambo thosa)d list and if
omissions or any arrow aro found therein to
take Immediate proceedings to have said
errors corrected accordingto taw.
I''ItblHESS, SR.,
Township Clerk
Dated l:is `lath tiny of July-, A. 0.,1.9f0.
DIED
HOOPEIR-In Dashwood, on August 12th•
Susannah Hooper, {relict of the late John
Booper,l aged 73 years.
stlbertloiifofIsa
Aug.
ItAiaA. becdie Sunday.
Bi11, Jr., In her 31th year.
GREENFIELD—In Fullerton, Aug. S, at the
residence of John Butter, Mrs. Annie Green-
field, aged 72 years, 11 months.
PENNY—In Exeter on the llth inst., John 33.
Penny, aged 81 yoars 8 months and 25 days.
PROUT-In Usborno, on the llth inst., Charles
Prout, aged 23yeaars,
Coughs and Colds that other remedies seem
]poaverless to relieve aro promptly cured byDr.
Wood's Norway Pino Serup. Try it, and it
will convince you of its efficacy by curing you.
Price 25c.
NICK WORM MEDICIN.E.
Mrs. Wm. Graham, Sheppardton, Ont.,
writes : "I havogiven my boy Dr. Low's Worm
Syrup; and find it an excellent worm medicine.
It is nice to take, and does not snake the child
sick." Price 25c.
Travellers' headaches are quickly relieved by
.Milburn's Sterling Headache Powders. They
do not upset the_ stomach or weaken the heart.
.Price 10e and 2a,c. at all dealers, or by mail.
The T. Milburn do., Limited, Toronto, Ont.
"Keep the head cool and the bowels open" is
tiensibie advice to follow, during the warm
weather. If the bowels do not move regularly
once a day use Laxa-Liver Pills. They aro easy
to take, and do not gripe, weaken or sicken.
Price
The Datkota Elevator at Buffalo was
destroyed by fire Monday morning.
The building was rallied at $700,000.
It contained $000,000 bushels of grnin.
The total",loss is estimated at $1,I25,000,
The origin of the fii•e is a mystery.
Both the structar'e and contents are
fully covered by insurance.
SPAIN'S GREATEST NEED.
Mr R. P. Olivia, of Barcelona,Spaip.
• spends his winters at Aiken, S. C.
• Weak nerves had caused severe pains
in the hack of his his head. On using
Electriic Bitters, America's greatest
Blood and Nerve Remedy, all pain
soon left him. He says this grand
medicine is what his country needs.
All America knows that it cures, liver
and kidney trouble. purifies the blood.
tones up the stomach, strengthens the
nerves, puts vile; vigor and new life
into every muscle, nerve and organ of
the body.. If weak, tired or ailing you
' meed it,. Everybottle guaranteed,only
ilO cents: Sold- by all Druggists.
A meeting of Liberal M, P.'s, M. P.
P.'s and workers was held in London
on Friday. The meeting was called
to organize the western part of the
province in view of tbe aapfarnaching.
Perth Pickings
The inhabitants of Motherwell are
very anxious to have telephone con-
nection with St, Marys.
The lacrosse match between Mitchell
and Clinton, played in Clinton Thnr-
day,resalted in a score of 10 to 0 in fav -
of Clinton,
Remember this ; No other medicine
bas such a record of cures as food's
Sarsaparilla, When you want a good
medicine, get Hood's.
The sad news was receiyed in St.
Aug. Marys, on Tuesday, A
death of Gilbert D. Wilson,
of the
I)n, B. .A,, of
,Brandon, son of Mrs. Wilson, owes
street, St, Marys. Mr. Wilson was
editor of the Brandon Sun at his death
hub had for years beenn a high1
school teacher.
The frame dwelling on lot 9, eon. 10.
Ellice, owned by T. Hagarty, of Strat-
ford, was destroyed by Are on Friday
night. The building was valued at
about $300 and was unoccupied.
There is an insurance upon it of about
$100. The adjoining; swaainp bad been
on fire for some days,
Samuel Robinson, of St, Marys, had
the first joint of the fore flinger of the
right hand amputated. Three years
ago while working at his trade a wood
sliver accidentally ran under the nail
and the wound never healed hot grew
worse, and arputation, which was per-
formed recently was the only rem-
edy.
Mrs, Greenfield' died on Tuti-day
looming, Ani; 7, at the 1'esidenet' rri
her son: -in-law. Jobe 13utter.of Mother-
well,: aged about 73 years. The de-
ceased lady bad been in poet* health
for several years. Mrs, Greenfield
formerly lived in St, Marys, but left
there on the death of her husband,
the late William Greenfield, some five
years ago.
1-luron County Notes.
Clinton's tax rate is 21 mills. Last
year it was 23 mills,
S, .Rannie, of Hay, has sold his farnt
and swamp lands on the Babylon lino,
to one of lits cousin_, a Mr, Ronnie, of
txaadsbiil, •
John. Dutrnage, one of tbe pploneev
residents of Grey township, died on
Friday, 3rd inst., at the advanced age
of 80 years and tironths.
Richard Gooier, of tine2tid conces-
sion, Hallett, bas sold his farm of 50
acres to George Wray, of the base
line, for the succi of 82,000 cash, Mr.
Govier has rented the farm of his
father-in-law, John Spring, of the base
line, for a number of years.
The death of Jas Robertson, llnllett,
occurred at his home on Tuesday, July
31st. Mr. Robertson had been atreat
sufferer for a long time, and death
was a happy release. Deceased
was 50 years of age, and was most
highly respected by all who knew him.
Miss M. J. Morrison has been engag-
ed to teach in the Brick school, Tucker -
801111t, in the place of James Horton
who has resigned to further pursues
his studies.—Rdwiu d Rycktn an thresh
ed for Vicunas Wren, on the old Maple
Leaf Palm, last week, (500 bushels of
wheat it: Elva house,
G. P. Rogers, B. A., the new scion:e
master at Seaforth Collegiate, has bad
a most; successful experiencei for the
past six years in Orillia Collegiate in-
stitue. and at his graduation in 1802 be
won the Prince of Wales Gold Medal
for general: proficiency and the; silver
Medal in Seienee.
Jacob A. Schnell, of Drysdale. died
last week. The deceased was but in
the prime of life, being only 11) years,
2 mouths old, nand during that time
was never known to be sick. His
death caused a shock, even to the near
neighbors, as he bad been ill only
four days. His trouble was pneu-
Moniai.'
THE HEALTH PROBLEM
Is much simpler than is sometimes
supposed. Health depends chiefly up-
on perfect digestion and pure blood,
and the problem is solved readily by
Hood's Sarsapaiilli*. You may keep
well by taking it promptly for any
stomach or blood disorder. Its cures
of scrofula, salt rheum. catarrh, dys-
pepsia, rheumatism and other diseases
are numbered by the thousands.
--
The favorite family cathartic is
Hood's Pills.
John Branch, of St. Marys, charged
with indecent assault upon a lady of
that town, was arraigned at the local
Oonrt House Thursday and elected to
be tried summarily by Judge Barron.
James G
rof St.Marys.iss.is Branch's
representative.
The prisoner is in the
meantime Hat on hail, on his own se
curity for 81.000 and nn that of two
others for $500 each. This the second
t1
rnP that Branch has be.en
charged
d
with an offence of this nature.
The White Star Liner Cyrnrie,which
carne err to her dock in New York at
an early hour Monday and landed 878
passengers, haat •a terrible experience
while crossing the Atlaintie. At noon
on Sunday. Ang. 5, when the hig 'ves-
sel was 19 hour ont front Queenstown,
fire was discovered in the cargo in the
forward held, and it raged antil mid-
night on Monday, when it was gotten
under control. The loss on the cargo
was so heavy that Agent John Lee of
the White Star Line, notified the con-
signees of the cargo that they would
be expected to pay their pro -rata share
of the loss. This is the vessel on
which Messrs. Hamden and MoDonell
came "home.
SCI Rp"FULp�
thin blood, weak lungs and
paleness. , You have them in
hot weather as well as in cold.
SCOTT'S 'EMULSION cures
them in summer as in winter.
It is creamylookingand pleas
•Doaninlol elections. Every constitu ant tasting.
envy west of Brant, and to the north- i Sec. and8r.oal illdrasSiets,
ern l,ound'a y of Ontario, was repre- 1� a H 4 e �
T$
BR1CeA-BRAC "Tile Mitt Cannot Grind
In Germany a clock Las been made
#hat is warranted to go for 9,004 yearg,
Australian rabbit skins are being
converted into sealskins far the Ameri-
can market.
Since 1841 the cultivated area oR Ires.
laud has dwzndled from about 4,000,000
acres to 2,000,000,.
The per capita ]Honey circulation of
the United States is 02,54$, the highest
in the history of the nation.
Secretary Alger's middle initial A.
may stand for Asbestos, and perhaps
signifies he is not afraid of b eimg
fired.
There are now 13 beet sugar tactor
les in the 'Melted States, Germany
bas 460 in the Magdeburg district. The
beet sugar of Germany equals is
amount the product of cane sugar in
ell 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
Itnow3t only to a family of tanners in
Germany, though the skins from which
it is tanned comes almost entirely
€reme America,
The French mint coined last year
90,900,000 in laew,seeney. Of this ;4%-
665,300 was In French cola, $4.905,406
was sliver and bronze for Indo-China,
R.+.na+ta-1'0 silver coin for Russia, and
r"r •" ""t gold coin for Tunic. Small
amounts were coined for Ethiopia.
Morocco and Lichtenstein.
Labouchere, ot London Truth, in his
latest attack an the Hoare ot Lords di-
vides its members into the "modals,"
the "ornamentals." and the "detri-
Iuentals," and thinks that if the latter
two classes were dispensed with room
might be found for the ':mentals" in
the House of Commons.
Hotweather
Health
is easy to attain, easy to
retain if you.
use
Hs>Moessee ee.oIHMeieti/Ne-siq
01=PTSIEL
NATIVE HERBS
'I. ealicaleates
Saaaaroaeaseam ,vairogamommaikabsoims
Prevents
and cures all summer 601 -
plaints; regulates andtones the
stomach; keeps all the organs
healthy.
sea AtdgCoyma
THE ALO: Z0 0. BUSS CO,
Sag8t.Paulttreot, Srostreat,Can
BW
Meat Market
Theundersigned
� openedt
nod up
a
new meat n!t one door
Small 01 al 1lT J
� Store
where he will keep the choicest of
meats constantly on hatnd.
A OALL SOLICITED
JOHN T. FIANNINO
EXETER
ROLLER MI
i.LWAYfi READY
WOOD WANTED.
HIGHEST MARKET PRICES
Paid for Good Clean Wheat.
Mi I I Feed and Cern
CONSTANTLY KEPT
IN STOOK.
J. COBBLEDICK & SON.
.roft Tr.
t iCar� i ti
Without Question
•
The best equipeed Business anis Shorthand
School in Can .daa is the Forest City Business &
Shorthand ul Cnlle• , London,Ont. Largeo
enrol-
ment and strong fwatlty. undreds of students
in good positions. 'Years of excellent work at
its credit.
Catalogue of either course free. Correspon-
dence invitod. •
J. \4.'WESTERVILT,
Principal.
Buy the Best
and
ignore the Rest
111 the end you will find
it cheapest. Furnish that va-
cant room with one of our
Bed Room .Setts, Tables,
Chairs, Etc.
GET SOMETHING NICE--..'-
Wj' e have it, you want it.
Take a look ;at our full line of.
FURNITURE and you will
i ing for
find what you are fool
S CIDLEY SON
FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKERS.
Opera House Block.
with Water That's Past.
This is "what a fagged out,
tearful little woman said in
telling her cares and weak-
nesses.Her friend encouraged
by telling of a relative who
had last uch r bles and was
d�u t ou
cured by Wood's Sarsaparilla.
The little woman now has tears ot
joy, for she took Road a, which pother
blood in prime order, and she lives on
the strength of thepresent instead of
worryirhg about that f the past.
Humor-"'When2 need a blood purifier
I take ,hood's Sarsaparilla. It .coxed my
humor and it is excellent as as nerve tonic."
Ream Eaao's, Stafford Springs, Conn,
Erysipelas Sores --""Atter scar?et fever
t4 xtutnin,g sore was lett on nay nose. Toole,
Hood's Sarsaparilla and it cured me. My
brother was also relieved by it of erysipelas
In .his face." ELI A. Corasen, Burden, h. B.
t
j
*t
Bj of elisaPp.(liott.:.,,
Hood', rills cure ]fiver lkt,; thenea•irritating and
coaly cathartic tr take with mood', b rsaarlili
A FRIGHTFUL BLINDER,
nu. wril.emile
Will often cause a, hol•rable Burn,
Scald, tent, or Bruise, Muckle u's Ain.
ice, Salve, the best in the Neagh], will
kill the pain and promptly heal it.
('ares out sores, Fever Sores, Ulcers,
I3olls.Feluu",Corns,all bkin Eruptions.
Best Pile rune on earth. Only 25c as.
a box. ('tu is guaranteed. eed. Sold by all
druggists.
TORONTO'S ALI..( ANADA. EXII1.
BITION.
"'Educational and Enter taining, Ag-
gressive and Progressive,"are the very
appropriate watch -words adopted by
tilt Instant.: lnn(1Ustr'ial Exhibition
this year, ►s loch will 1* held from Au-
gust «,til ta, September Sih, This is
the twenlli'second sucessive year of
Vanetta's great Exposition at Toronto.
ted each year has not only seed an iin-
proventetlt in the arrangements aS
012)1►atc'd With' tine years that have
-one, but the quality of the stook is
ea'y far •ihe tit ttf what it '*vas at the
1 ; g;i ilrltni,•.tl;na tq iswing the inestimable
\Moo of lairs such as that held Imam -
Tomo o.
maln-
Toruron. It is an old story to
.ay coact the ex hi bitioiac immediately
approaching n ill t,t' superior to an its
predecessors, but it tall Safely be said
that arraugeuat•nts have been made,
and uegotiatitans ale pending, that
warrant the et tit uat•ut that the Toro-
nto Fair of 11)131 will fully maitatatn the
reputation !t has gained nt hieing the
best of all that aro ,annually held. A
good deal taf the s pater• hash already leen
taken U)t,autd a number of entlitae have
been made, Inst there are sae many di-
visions comps i t d in the prize list,with
its 131 elesses and 25,00t) itt pile/limns
that there is autaple provision for all a
aud. talking of those divisions, it is in-
teresting, to lame that there vire no
fewer titan 55 in ilius 114, knitting.
shims, quilts. Anotias. tett.; :;:h1 in class
ii, 'waxy ; and en average or 10 or 17
in each of the two dn'r, (.lases devoted
to horses and cattle. 'This will give
some idea pot only of the scope of
Toronto'r' Great Exposition, but also tit
the opportunities offered to secure +a
,
'� L little to r a
ilii It r s h tl taus :fel to
prize, 3
shat is promised in the way of euter-
t8iunlent, hut when it is stilted that
$30,01111 is spent annually on this de-
partment, visitors have ample guaran-
tee that they will be abundantly pro-
vided for. and the aadtnission to the
Toronto Exhibition with its n►vr•iaads
of attractions is only 23c. Entries
close on August 4th,uutl prize lists can
be had by addressing H. J. Hill. Mana-
ger Iudustr'iul Exhibition, Toronto.
As last year, so this. the exhibition
will be inaugurated on Tuesday even-
ing, August 2811, with a brilliant Mili-
tary Tattoo. Reduced rates will be
given and excarions held on all lines of
travel.
THAT THROBBING HEADACHE
Would quickly leave you,if .you used
Dr. Ring's New Life Pills. Thousands
of sufferers have proved their match-
less merit for Sick and Nervous Head-
aches. They make pure blood and
strong nerves and build up your health.
Easy to take. Try them. Only 25 cts.
Money back if not cured. Sold by all
MARKETS.
Exeter. AUGUST latb,1000. 7
wheat per bushel •- .fri to 67
°ate.. ,,, .. 25 to l✓i
Barley ,,, . ,... .... •..3D to 33
Bunter.,,., ,... ..... ...re 4 16
Eggs 11 to 11
Turkeys t
.,• a to 14
Chick nper 1h -„ ., ,,, 0 to 7
Deeks s ,, 7 to 8
4i"oot ., 15 to 166
Pokdire sed..... .. - ,.,*'86.50 to 0.50
LONDON MARKETS,
Loudon,ACG ST 15th, 19
40,
Wheat-perbushel... ---. --,-63 "A
Oats,-.. ,,33 to
Peas ..,. .. ,
50 to
Barley .... ,•38 to
to
Buckwheat ., .., el to
Loin . ,... 4. to
Beans 65 to
Butter .... .,.. 14 t9
14
15 to 16
Eggs 15 . • . 60 t0 70
Turkeys per 20..........30 to 13
Geese peril) 9 to 10
Chickens 5C to 75
Cheese 3 to 10
Potatoes per hag ,.bt to 75
Ray per ton ...$ (3,00 to 8 7.5tt
Perk eegewt . .,. ..51,50 to a5.00t
65
8
42
47
47
70
A nonan who is weak, nervous and
sleepless, and who has cold hands and
feet, cannot feel and act like a well
person. Carter's Iron Pills equalize
the circulation, remote nervousness,
and give strength and rest.
One of the oldest and most highly
respectedresidents in lhlllett town-
ship, Gavin Hamilton, 10th concession.
died on Wednesday, after a protracted
illness. lie was aged 71 years.
FOR OVER FIFTY
A;. Ott) AND WNIScTlti£P It1:st:riy.-Mr-.
13inslow :s Soothing Syrup has been used for
over 111ty 3 cora by millions of leathers for their
children while teething. rt'fth i'erteetsueee--
Ir soothes the child, soitensthe gums. allay tt al
pain. cures wind colic. and is the hest remedy
las lllarrhtra. It le pleasant to the taste. Sol
by dru gists In every part of the world. Si
cents agbottte. ltci value is inraleulablo. Be
sure Laid ask for 31rt; 11'inslow'e. Soothing
Syrup and take no eater kind,
To TIM DE,tP.-- A rich fitly cured of
her Deafness and Noises in the Head
by Dr. Nicholsons Artificial Bar Drums
has sent £1,000 to his Institute. so
that deaf people unable to procure the
Ear Drums may have them free. A.Ia-
ply to Dept. A, S. V. the Institute, 7t$)
Eighth Avenue, New York.U. S. A.
;Sutherland inn'es Coat LTD.
tE PREPARED TO PURCHASF
ELM
OTHER TMBER
EITHER STa1NDING OR IN TBI
LOGS,
Apply to
E. C. Kessel;
1'ttliialJN. EXETER.. ONT
Clothirig
3
ORK1 OF TRADE
t MAIN�i
Trade marks Were used as far bars as
the .16th Century.
Theyozx�ilatedfrom
he s astiat
, i
m
the early ages, were hung over the shops
telling of tbe vases inside. To -day ay elle
trade mark is branded on the goods Oland -
selves, es, enabl113g the. purchaser to identify the good
from the bad and indifferent.
()11 a Slater Shoe the tante ata pe appear on the
50lLin a slate frame, �3 �o and
�S,1%
-'I pair
Goodyear welt,
ttiMP:a'.riR`s
E. J. SPACKMAN, SOLE LOCAL AGENT.
Western Fair London
SEPTEMBER 6 TO 15; 1901..
ENTRIES CLOSE SEPTEMBER .sv'H.
Tike %host compltle exhibits feint Faint, Forest and F etory, New and
startling sfieciat ft at lire s. ("bathe ; "ices Ly imported Gley Hounds, Balloon.
ascensions. Rouble nominate I)rnp by thou and Lady, celebrated Gymnasts,
Aerial Artists and Acrobats. Fireworkseacbt-t ening, "'The armoured trail's
attack an the Boer sit nghol4s," and really Iu aautiful set devices.
Special trains over all lives each evening after the fireworks.
Send for Prize Lists and Progantnies,
I.T.-COL.IWM, Al. (U RTSW)RF.
President.
J. A. NINES,
Secretary.
Giving up
usiness.
6LEAKINO OUT SflL�
CL a EK'S NOTICE OF.
FIRST POSTING OF VOTER'S LIST.
f Township ' i lit o the 1 shi of Us -
borne,
borne, in the County of Huron.
Notice is hereby given that I have trans-
mitted or dotivered to the persons mentioned
in• sections eight and nine of the Voter's List
Act the co
ies required by said section
s to
bo
so transmitted or dolivered of the lzst omi pur-
suant
ursuant
to said Act of all persons appearing by
the last revised assessment roil of the said.
Municipality to be untitled to vote in the said
Municipality nt elections for members of the
Legislative Assembly and at Municipal Elec.
tions and the said list was first posted up at
my office Whalen. on the
TWENTY-FOU1tTB DAY of JULY, A. D•, 11160
and remains there for inspection. Electors are
called upon to examine the said list and if
omissions or any errors ,re found therein to
take immediate proceedings to have said
errors corrected according to law.
FRANCIS MORLEY,
Township Clerk
Dated this 2tth day of July, A. D.1900.
SPECIAL LOT OF
TWEEDS
At s Price.
FOR THE NEXT 15 DAYS.
A good Assortment
ALSO HEAVY PANTINGS
AT COST.
We want to clear these lines at orre.
W. JOHNS,
`["hyo Tailor,
•
CARTERS
LITTLE
IVER
PILLS.
d1R.'.Y7Aly ' MU TMYe MA1 ill.
3S8 intsi tp �VegetaaDle. s,.w
CURE 510k HEADACHE,
oots & Shoes
Harness, Trunks,
w
hlpRobes, Express Wagons,
, Bliy CAPl.g
Cs and A1L
Iy_
thilg
in the large 1111(1 well ft sorted Sto('k.
Having disposed duly business to R. II, Sweet, of
unnville. wilt) takes 1)O'Sso»Si0Il
ABOUT SEPTEMBER 1ST,
1 will hc)lti a c'le'aring outsale of the above lives until that
date.
Everything will be offered at and ler t'o t in order
to reduce the stock and those ill want of an),thiug in my line
will Bio well to take ativantge of this Bargain yak'.
JohtiTreble
1110^111 it ret. iDAYS.
1r,. Fred
\ii dtn.I.Pl t
tiv.• .�t
u6
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.
IL,
Furniture!
a►a. .Iiti i „t • I,for day... and could
get aot'aiata; to .tula It until i got L ', Teeth.
rit•ht' (7,1111, aliiett .)ttt,•kly cured ntr.' !Val.
10o.
COULDN'T LACE
HIS BOOTS
•
Ilr, P. L. Campbell, oft fortune
Bridge, P.B.I•, a great sufferer ' Undertaking tlp•tn-clate.in all blanche
at the old store where everybody is
from polo in the back. taade 'welcoe, IrhetlIP*' you
lruy nr not.m
Doan's Kidney Pills completely and
permanently cured him.
Mr. P. L. Campbell, the well-known gen-
eral merchant of Fortune Bridge, P.E,L,
was troubled with severe pains in his back
and hips for over two years.
At length he became aware of the fact
that backache was simply a symptom of
kidney trouble and did not hesitate longin
taking Doan's Kidney Pills, and was
promptly and permanently cured.
Here is his statement : "I was in an
awful state for two years with pains in my
back and hips. Some mornings these
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to lace my boots. I started taking Doan's
Kidney Pills, and one box so completely
cured me that I have been perfectly well
for over a year now and free from the
'east trace of pain.""
Another- large car jtt,t tanloattd nt
R. N. Itowrcc.
1V' were fortunate in seruring this
large eur land befarir another advance
prig'. so it will be to your interest
to buy 0 tint moque e yon ran get first -
eines goods 01
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Undertaking
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om_l
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he
Olith or
StointmaLankch, and all fluxes of the
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Refuse imitations, many of which
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Rowe's
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