Exeter Times, 1900-8-30, Page 5TH4 EXHITEli Ti:
IVIONEY 'TO LOAN.
We leave uelimiteel private funds for izLycsi,
rnt. woe, terra or value prePerte at lowest
saes of lutexest.
DICESOleete CARDING
,eeter.
F GLA-DIVIAN
(Successor to Elliott 4s °hobnail)
13%tri.gter
erinvoYarlOers Etc.
Memey to loan On Farm and village
properties at Lowest rates of interest.
orwox MAIN STREET EXETER
ilePs.itIN.LAN'Atk-ie71
D. S. fl. D. S.ellomer Graduate
of Townes theversity, Dentist.
Teeth extracten without pain or
bedsitter effects, Moe in Faze
sena block. 'West eide of Main
excel,. Exeter
R. ANDERSON. (O. D., S. 1, D. S.)
DENTIST.
r•••••••••
Hauer .Graduateof tae Toronto University.
and Royal College et Dental Surgeons of
ezetarie. All 'bridge work. Crowns, cud elate
_work doimie the 'neatest passible maxim A
naraleffee eueeetlifetle for winless extraetion.
Tbestrzetest attention given to the preserwite
on of tbe Batumi teeth. Olitee opposite Oen;
teal Meet. aereter. Queue°.
CUT THIS OUT
with ceus Kneen tine YOU Vita
ROt by return uzail SOPEN )30X Or
040DS thin brim with istonnYmmv.
in °menorah. thee mate:arm else in America.
w..KINNUY. N,
ealem-eYarmoutte S
Five Packs of Cards Free,
Gee ?ace, "May I. V. U. Janne,* Geeepaek
Reseet. Padt ViirtatIOA: OnOiglek: 4 40:14d,
201,Ight.' 0100 Vkiek eofa Jeer, Bolds Twee
Beniples of el other styles wale beee fell or AO.
Rena 5c. eilver ro ostage.
Olero-Yamouth,N.S
FARM FOR SALE.
The uedereimiea offers foreale ha excellene
lama of 75 acree e lot 0, con 13, Bay. On the
premises is a good Immo house 22 x 2. kitchen
.UTUI Woodshed, good be,* beta ee x se, and.
ooi drivive boils° end other ouneulleirige.
Itoolhouee Across the road ;netlike pertleof
tee ilowieblug et nashweed. Foil need,
wellwatercd,eeneee excellent. reasen for sell.
felliugbaeltb, Daeli
C11
Jely
FARMFOR SL3 0
ee RENT.
100 acres of fireeclase tanil,In the toweShIP of
Vsbargo. elow lot 10,11i Otle cone ediolizing be
illageofWinchelsee. Good weter,wellfencol,
seed mitidings, end the laud bsOret-eirtee state
st eultivatien. Immediate peeeseeelen given.
tear toms Ana condi tiOne write or ealt au
T10,)$. COOK. Eliraville 11.0.
12.41
BORN
S= In. Credtton, on Wedeeaday,
. of Mott, chambers, etDtb a (twee-
ter.
In reberne. on the 201h inst., wife of
Frank Davie, of twiniehothdaughtere.
MARRIED
DT -3R -0n 'Wednesday, Aug. 0'). ae
thole:me of Melville's parente. Itev."'.41.
Shaw, lien miller, Lewis Beltof serlin, (for-
merly (it toieten,) to Miss los, third ilenglo
ter or Mr, and Isere. Jacob Miller.
'EZIAL0WLEES-31CDONALD-.&t Brueeflehl.
on Aug. es. by Rev. N. Sewers, Nell Yellow-
' et:tater Bownianville, to Bell, third daughter
of Duncan McDonald.
Locals
AT THE. LoNnON N011enaTe . The W-
oad term of the London Normal sclaool
is under way, With eighty-eight stud-
ents already at work, and ten or a doz-
en more eu route. The stodents haU
from uany poiote, with London and
immediate vicinity well represented ;
the number of lady students already
in attendance for the present term. is
05; a gentlemen, 23. .AnnOtiget those
inom this vicinity in attendance are
Misses Fanoie Adams, Mitchell ; Mary
O. Beim, Loean ; Eye. Bruce, Prospeet
Hill ; Minnie E. Robinson, Gederieli ;
Grace:Torrance, Zurich, and .Richard
N. Creech, Exeter.
DE.k.rn OV Mete. BeekTOEreolen,- The
death of Mrs. George Blatchford, of
the Xhames Road, occurred on Thurs-
day lastea.fter an illness of siertn years
duration, She had been suffering from
a general decline, and while help-
le.ss for %Mee thele, had been confined
to bei bed but a few weeks. Deceased
was born in Cornwall. England, and
at the age of 14 years, einiorated to
this couotry with her parents. who
settled in Port Bope, where she lived
until she wedded Oen. Blatchford,
when with her htiebend she mite west
and settled Pear Exeter., lig1rs. Blotch -
ford was lcighly esteemed by a large
circle of friends. Size was a member
a the Methodist church, and her long
illness was borne with christian resig-
notion, She leaves a husband and
two sone to survive. Mtn, Chas. Tom.
Q f Exeter le a sister.
DIVISION CoraT.--Tueeday was a
busy day at the Divielon Court here as
econe eleven cases were on the list to
be tried, in addition to a number of
Wooea eurinnono, Only two of the
eases were of special interest,however,
and these took up "rivet of the day.
The first. Was an action brought up by
Albert lilePhersoin who for some years
haa been teacher ef S. S. No. 7,, Us.
borne. against the school boerd for the
amount of his ealary, which two of
the three trustees refused to pay.
These trustees had served him with
notices to leave, but Mr, illePherson
conteuded they were not legal notices
tinder his eoutract and so refused, to
net Irmo them. For months past the
case has caused considerable excite-
ment. in the section, practicolly the
whole neighborhood turnieg out to
ourt en Tuesday. Judge Doyle re-
erved judgment, but the indications
si that the teacher will succeed.
T. earrOW, Q. C., (Godericinifor Plff. ;
4, If. Dicheon, for Defts. The secoud
ase which also drew a very lerge
vwd was tried by a jury. Last May
Thee, Bissett, of Exeter, purchased a.
mare from john Tow, of flaborne, for
450, upon the representation:I, as lie
*toted, that she was quiet and not
more than 10 years of age. The horse
rued out, however, to be a kicker
d evidence was given to show that
Towl knew she was a kicker, when
be sold her, The defendant, on the
other hand, while admittiug that she
was cranky, swore that he had not
represented her to be quiet. After
the addresses by the lawyers and
Judge, the jury retired end after a half
bour's deliberation returned a verdict
for the plif for 880 and costs. 3. G.
Stanbury for piff,, E. W. °tedium for
deft.
• Sexs m ith
Bermes- W. J. johnetoo, who has
taught the 401001 here for the past 11.
years, with much acceptance,the other
night tendered his resignation, to take
effect as soon as another teacher can
be procure& lir. Johnsten is one of
the best teachers in the county, and
results at scheel place hian.in the fore,
Most rank. Not only as a teacher is
be popular, but he is highly esteeined
by his colleagues a the profession. It
is to be deplored that Mr. Jehnston
has decided to leaye us, but rather
than submit to the annoyauce of petty
jealousy of a few, he takes this course,
The excuses advanced iu opposition to
him are ill-founded and eontradictorY
in Character, and cannot be borne out
by fact. Ratepayers are too easily led
astray by miscinefonakers, and ehould
weigh matters in an impartial and
reaSeelable manner, before allowing
their minds to become biased. Our
less will be Mr, johnsten's gain.
ee
Hay Council,
••••••••••••••••.11.1••••••••••rlricc6
Miss Pearl Levitt is 'welting friends
aULLSON-WELLReGTON-At the recidence }Jennie
of the briciree_eitirents, on Aug. 8. by Rey. J.
14vIngst0n, ee'teelsor, eselatekby thence, W.
Coma of Lambeth, and Rev. W. IL Grab=
of Sparta. tho Rev. W. 11. eaillson, of Geste,
'Colchester North, formerly of Exeter, to 311es
Julia- Wotlingten, Carn'aelite, Plympten
Townsbip, Zambian Co.
DIED
BwercuFoRD-In Exeter, on the 23r0 Inst.,
Jaeoba Greenaway, wife of George
Blatehford, airce co years, n months.
' l‘fiens shoes all kinds at G.
Manson's.
George &unwell is visiting friends in
Montreal this week.
W. N. Manning, of Clinton, visited
friends in town last week.
Miss Grace Muir. of London, visited
CULBERTSON-At Corinth, Miss., on the bet Mrs. M. J. White this week,
inst. Charlotte IL beloved wire of Chas. 0.
Culbertson, and second daughter of John ,e/130y's strong grain shoes at G.
1.11411a. Ellinville.
3ZAGLIDSON-In Milton, North Dakota, Alit( MaDson's.
20th, Robert Eagiesoe, aged layout and 1 - Allen Jeekell left On Moodily for
eas Eagieson. of Clinton. Regina, N. W. T.. where he will teach
menthe, son o11. Eagleson and nephew of
SCb001.
A special meeting of the Hay 'Town.
ship, Council was held !OA 'Saturtiv
2,:itlx hot, for the purpose of .apooint-
log a Treasurer in plate of Mr.
whe bee resig.ned. The members were
all present. Thomas Johnson, trtieb,
was appOnted Treasurer of eatery of
$90.00 per annum. The followieg res-
olution WaS.SUbmilled and eeeeed by
the Coancibeelldoved by W.13. Battler
seconded by .14. Lamont. that;
Whereas, Fred Kibler, Who. oc-
non °Mee . of Treasnree of 'the,
Townsolp of Hay since January isx$,
until this day, through circurustances
over which there is no control,. boa
seen, to resign the office .of .Treeser.
er ;
And whereas Mr. Kibler bus seen fit
to dispose of his property and sever
hia corinectioo with the MuoicipalitY,
and intends to MOVe With his family
to the town of Brampton, Ontario,
"The members of the Municipal
Commit of the Townehip Bay can-
not but express their regret. at losing
so valuable an officer, as well as a citi-
zen. He bas proven to be 4 man of
sterlioLqualities, an efficient. obliging
and painstoking officer and will be
greatly missed by all who came in con-
tact with him. The Council of Hay
wish, from the bottom of their hearts
that He, "from whom all blessmgs I be folicm uag acct. An connection with
flow" may guide the future doings of • the Davis and Heywood contract be
Mr. Kibler end may bestow all • rteitinee, tow** and Hey.
blessings and prosperity upon lent and welled) $14.03 ; A. Davis and C. Hey -
Ins esteemed family in their futur. woad *ma
lame. In conclusion. wo /nay as&nr° I Per R. N. RONNe and II. Hoeston
the citizens of Brampton% that„ wha: , Let the following accts. be accepted :
will be our loss, will be their gain." .I„ GLigg, nebool supplies *19.80 ; S.
The Clerk is hereby instructed to sweet, on furnace acct„ s33.co. Sub.
transmit a copy of this resolution to Jed to the approval of the 00=nittee.
to Mr. Kibler end his family. Inspector's charge. Per W. j.`te-W.is
FIIRD HESS. Sltoelerki Ing and H. Hueston that the repairs
required to the roofs be effected under
le direction of the repairs coon
Per W, J. Carliug and U. Buestan
that our pleasure mid that or the rate-
payers in the euccess of our pupils at
the recent exams. be voiced by the
McLean will run in the Conseevative
interests. In South Perth J. K. Erb, Board and. that a vote of thanks be
M. P. has been nonunated by the
Liberals, while it is expected NVm,
Johnston will carry the Conservative
banner. Valentine Raiz, M. P., was
nominated at a Liberal convention
held Tuesday to contest North Middle-
sex. John Sherritt is his oppooent.
'" I Mrs. Fisher+ and do:twitter, Miss
_ - - - , _
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A Prim FOR SLB. -A square plane' r Vine. are visiting Mrs. W. Davis, at
..e
su good order, for sale cheap. The adni
, Hamilton.
olvereiser has two. Can be seen at the - ,, /,, ,
if Metropolitan hotel ,.., We half sole all kinds:ed Ladies!
# For sore, blistered, perspiring feet' e and Men's fine turned sole shoes .
it
,
chafed skin, prickly beat. nettle rash, No tacks or nails to hurt the feet.
and applying after shaving, use Foot. , .
ase. For sale at Lutz's Drug Stote.V'Dring them along with you.
a, box. GEO. MANSoN
Aromatic extract of Blackberry is a •--
pleasant, safe and effectual cure for if
A Boar frk Selbool.
f. Diarrhoea,DySentery,Oholerat Morbus, News has reached wenianeeport, Pas.
' -Colic, etc. For sale at Lue'z Drug e of an adventure with a bear in the
Store, only Zc a bottle. , ',, wilds of Brown Township recently.
Turkish Scalp Fond prevents the ; Whlle Miss Lula Beaver was teaching
1 hair from falling off, restores greyor i the little eou.ntry sehool of twenty pu-
„white hair to its original color. Being I idle, all were thrown in a state of pante
delicately perfumed. it leaves no un- by observing a good-sized bear enter-
Apleasant odour. It is not a dye. nig the schooltoom. •Boys and girls
6 Should be in every household where a reake dashed through the windows,
!hair renewer is needed. Sold by C. '11,,,b11e the bear stone 'nue aisle startled
' y the nommotion. Miss Beaver, the
eaoher, hastened down one side of the
clam and ran out, closing the door af-
,
er her. In the MaitantimO several
woodsmen heard the commotion, and
-Lutz only 500 a bottle.
--
BEYOND A DOUBT.
•TBOUSANDS 8 -ITE TBSTIMoNY.
hastening to the seene wibh a rine
Letter upon letter pours in from quickly dispatched 1410 animal. The
every point in Canada testifying to ide will be oresenteilko the teacher.
the marvelous power of Dr. Pitcher's
Backache Kidney Tablets to cure kid-
ney and bladder troubles both of the
• young, middle aged, and aged, and
such other tronbles as find their origin
THE HEALTH PROBLEM
Winter Finds Oat
hat
De it spring, $ummer,
autumn cr winter, someone
in the family is "under
the cureather" from troubte
originating in impure btoQor
tow conaltbn of the system.
All these of whatever name, can be
cured by 'the great blood purifier,
Hood's 8arseparillanitnererdiscirpoinrs,
140113-"I trenhiert with boils for
menthe, Wee Advised to tee* la:wee ear.
sanaellie, and after Wing 4 feer bottles haye
met since been bothered!' R. If. Or.snwni,
Truro, N. 8.
Conk:I Not $ieno--n1 red net balri, any
appetite and could uOt sleep at Pigt$t. Wee
so tired I could laardlY vi'alk. Bead about
goerps seeeeparina, took four bottles and
it restaged Me to perfect Izeidtb." Mess
j*OSTS TURWBUT.Y., OraubrOOk, Ont.
MARKETS.
Exeter, A. DOI= 2iith.1900.
per
...$5 to $5
wiE:utiete: .64. to 65
.. 55 to 58
.2560 26
" • ..1; .3. 4711 tote° 11.71.
Etog8
•• • 14 t00, 16
••• • • +.1, 00
....7
.. 16 to 10
Taarkeye -
Geealao • .6..
elkiekeW
Wool
Dried Apples_
PerltdrOsSed..... . • .... stso ta 7.60
LONDON MAREETS:
London, AUOUST 2%11.1000.
Wheat per eushee.-- -..63
ats.
Peas ...-
Barley
Buckwheat
By
Corn • -.••
Bemis .......• 65
Better -. •.. 411
Ego
Ducks - 60
to 65
re 35
to is
10 42,
to 17
to 5e
to 47
to 70
to It
to 16
to 70
"leisutoilreese:ecey:. ...10 to 12
Geese per$4..... • ••• • V) la
• • • • • • • tO 10
Potatoes*Per •••• • 10 75
FBaorykppeerrMewt0 ..1$ fee; * 7 -ea
$7,60 $5.0o
e• • ▪ ee to 75
THE GREAT NORTH WESTERN EXHIBITION'
WILL BE HELD IN
ODERI
Tuesday and
Wednesday
COteill Or 18 (Sr, 19
PRIZE LIST AGGREGATES $2,t:
Only Two Days, But They Will Both Be Hummers.
No Waste Time.
Everything begins at One o'clock on Tuesday.
YOU ARE INVITED TO COME AND SEE
The Leading County Fah. ofWestern ToRsnvz
Ontario, held in the ea ies
Prettiest Town. in Canada.
It has the Oneet Fruit Display in
Ontario.
Alex Schreok„ fornierly of Clinton, , No other Couhty Fair basso good
. brother of Tony behreule, has bought Track, ,or such well arranged and C'era-
, the Klonkike hotel at Hornstein : :Roue Greuuds and Beildiegs,
.... „ Alusie each day by -the fame* Gode-'
* MA; the nen.irritating
are" *lab Akre ,Saii*Suarills
Exeter Public School Board.
Meeting of the Board beirl 1;1 the
Town Hall, Monday, .Aug, 20th, with
ll members present.
The following is the order of bus
De5S duly submitted and approved,
Per Chairman, minutes of previous
meeeting.
From the repairs cora. that the fur-
naces had been duly examiried, placed
in a proper state of repair end likely
to remain satisfactory for some years.
Per grounds corn, that the gravel re-
quired had been procured and satisfac-
torlly placed.
Per Secretary that an acceptance
had been received from Miss Rusk, of
Goderich. the position vacated by
Miss Ball.
Per W. J. :Itrlingaod W Trevethick
that the non resident fees for each
term be required in advance.
Per J. Senior and W. Trevethicl;
:hat subject to the Iuspector's approval
• • Is an ocli at in pler that n is sometimes
iu a faulty kidney action, and they supposed Health depends chiefly u p-
are many. Such a mese of evidence on perfect digestion ill) d pure blood,
puts its power to cure these afflictions and the problem is solved readily by
beyond at doubt, and 'SI-10*a that the Hood's Sarsapat ilia. .You may keep
tablet is the right thing in the right weiLley taking it promptly for- any
place. •stoinech or blood disorder. Its cures
This is what Mrs. J. W. Hutchins, 82 of scrofula, salt rheern, catarrh, dys-
Portland St.. Toronto, has to say, "1 pepsia, rhettmatism and other diseases
• eannot,say too much for Dr. Pitcher's are 'cambered by the thousands.
Backache Kiduey Tablets. Before us. • -
ing thetri f had a gnewing pain in the .The -favorite family cathartic is
• back all the time, and an acute lame- Heed's pins.
ness dUross thelehis, , I had not so _ ...-----..---e.........._
Much aching -in my bead as between 1
! 9
i•' IL ',/111 hca your lungs and
, •IriV6 you dell blood In StOrP.
i Don t Stop
tag Scot
cured.
CIA= it's wsrrn weather.
Keep taking it until you arc
kin t's Emulsion he-
t
•
•
1 Mgr " la Wirkter• It's c°6
I .
, liver oil ma& easy.
L50o.114 $ 1. All druggists.
- -...allhedlilli
• •
-iny shouldersapd n the back of my
, neck. Since using the ta.blets my back
is as it', used to be. and the rheumatism
in the shoeldershes disappeared. For-
-eelhen I. did a washing I was
• ntterly tired out, not having a;bit
• oe'energy left ; this morning I did my
washing in two, hours and did not
-mind it. • I have no hesitation in re-
commending 'Dr. Piteher's Bac 1.etche
• Kidney Teblets, 1°1.1 efre-1` bad any;
thing (Wale eseniich goad., '1
_Any readerne thee remelt. can test the
Merits Of Dr. 'Pitcher's lea,ckeche Ki d -
-ney Tablets free by ell clos i n g 2 'coi.te
posl ege for triel -Teo:levee to the Pit -
tiler Tablet Co., Toronto, Ont. Bogie
Sithe 60e'par,hdttle.
;OA
-
pm-
Robt. Holmes, M. P., has been nom'.
noted by the Liberals to contest West
Huron at the next election, whileRobt
'ME:MICE WANTED to lean.
r
tinting, Apply at Turns °Mon.
Summer
let a season of health.
when you take
Our Native
Herbs
Tablets
Cool the blood, keep the vital
organs fortified agaieist summer
diseases.
411L00 s box-suough for 200days. lbw -
issued guarantee its sash box.
As druggists, or Ws mail U.
The Manse 0. Miss Co.,
211.2 St. rata. Street,
Meistrsed, C.
tendered to the teachers for their zeal
itud fidelity, and pupils for their energy
• and careful study, securing the
follow-
ing excellent showing : Applicants for
Entrance 10, passed 10; Juuior L. 10,
• passed 10 ; Matriculation 8, passed 8.
Per W. S. Carl ;lig, adjoiwn went.
NEM
Meat Market
The undersigned has opened up a.
newaneat market one door e
Soul]] of Carling's Store
where he will keep the choicest of
meats constantly on hand.
A 0 ALL, SOLICITED
JOHN T. TIANNING
Buy the Best
and
Ignore. the Rest
In the end you will find
it cheapest. Furnish that va-
cant room with one of our
Bed Room Setts, Tables,
Chairs, Etc...
GET SOMETHING
We have it, you want, it.
Take a look at our full line of
FURNITURE and you will
find what you are looking for
S CIDLEY SON
FURNITURE A ND .1.1:NDE RTAKERS.
Opera Honse Block.
FOR OVER FIFTX YR8R3
.4:-; Ora Asp wptrirama rs.
WeeslowaSoothleg Syrup has been used for
over elty years by miltimie of nsotbees for their
ebildren whRe teethiog, with Perfect seem*
F..00thg5tho eoftensthe.gtuns. ellees .
Fem. sum wind ,celie, and le the beet remedy
for Ditieracea. 1118 pleesent to the Weer. Wed
by drogelste ever* eart. of tale world, .
yenta*, bottle, De value is Meal:eatable, eta
sure ,and oek for fere Wluelow's Seething
Syrup -and teee no otter elude
A. epecial meeting of the Board was
i
beld n the Town Hall, on Friday,
Aug. Zith, with the following' mem-
bers absent: -W. Trevethick and W. 3.
Carling.
The following is the order of busi-
ness duly submittted and approved.
Por H. Huston and J. Senior that
with tho aim of covering the course
required for second class stending and
university entrance, an additional
ro orn be opened and an assistant qual-
ified in Latin and Moderns, .procured,
(W. Trevethick coucurring by letter).
Per H. Huston and R. N. Rowe that
the position be offered to Miss Rob-
ertson.
Per It N. Rowe and H. Huston that
the prospective vacancy caused by the
promotion of Miss Robertson be filled
by the teacher's Supply committee.
Per H. Huston and R. N. Rowe that
H. Huston, the Repair's Committee
and the chairman be a committee to
see that the room is properly furnish-
ed and placed in order forthwith.
Per R. N. Rowe and J. Senior that
100 notices of the proposed change be
printed and carefully distributed forth
with.
J. GRIGG, See'y.
BEATS THE KLONDIKE
To TUB Thr. ..-4. rieh beiy eured of
her Deafness aod Noises in the Bead
by Dr. Nicholsons Artificial Bar Drums;
has seot 1,000 to his Institute, 30
that deaf people linable to procure the
Bar Drums may have them free. Alln
the Justitute, 78(1
Vgiti t'1/1)4.1ktette 8.
ei
"lecep the bend cool and the bowels opeu ie
sensible advice to Mitow claring the warm
weether. If the bowels do not move regularly
once a day use Taxa -Liver Vale. 'They are easy
to take. and de nut gripe, weelanz or eleeeo.
Ielee MP,
COVIR1US and. Colds that ether reuneive seem
powerless torelieve aroPromotly: cured by Dr.
WoOd's Norway riUD Etrup. '.rry ire and le
will amino eau of ite effleecy by caring you.
Pelee eee.
Mr. A. C. Thomas. of Marysville,
Tex., has found a more valuable dis-
covery than has yet been made in the
Klondike. For years he suffered un-
told ageny from consumption, accom-
panied by hemorrhages; and was ab
solutely cured by Dr, King's New Dis-
covery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. He declares that gold is of lit-
tle value in comparison with this mar-
velous; would have it, even if it cost
a hundred dollars a bottle. Asthma,
Bronchitis and a 1 throat and ludg af-
fections are positively cured by Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consump-
tion. Sold at any Drug Store. Regu-
lar size 50 cents and $1.00. Guaranteed
to cure or price refunded.
A FAMILY MEDICINE.
Dirs. D. Williams Gooderbam, P 0. Ont.,
writes "I have -used Hagyarcrs Yellow 011
for buries, scalds. spa:ulna and bruises, and it
bus alwaya given satisfaction. It is a splendid
family medieine,it can be put to so many dif-
ferent uses." Price 260.
SPEC1Ai LOT OF
TWEEDS
At Cost Price,
erland SCO
RB PREF4.BED TO PURCHASE
itliBLER
. 9
.errHBR STANDING OR IN THE
LOGS,
Apply to
E. C. Kesself
POREMAN, 13XETElt, ONT
rlr He-
el° thitig
QUEST! N
The Great Farmers' Trot or Pace.
Prizes $30, $20, and $10.
WEDNESDAY
20 Pace and 2410 Trot,
Prizes *175.00.
2 30 Pace and 2.W Trot,
Prazes $40.00.
rich. Marine Band. 2 40 Pace and 442 Trot,
The Rest Speedinp-, Program offered Prizes $
in the County.
ries (except for speeding) close Sept, Ifith. Drop a card for St Prize List.
JAMES JUTCflELL5 Secretary.
win
Constantly pursues a man
it is easy enough of solution,
though when you are ableto
avail yourself of our offer. We
are showing a fine range of
Black Worsted in twills, vene-
tians and clays (bought before
the heavyadvance m price
and selling at the old prices.)
Nice suits for $14 in fancy
worsted suiting. We show d,
big range at moderate prices
itt Scocch 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 da for you.
J. H. Grieve.
MERCHANT TAILOR.
FOR THE NEXT 15 DAYS.
A good Assortment
ALSO HEAVY PAN1'INGS
ATCOST.
We want to clear these lines at ce
W JOHNS,
The Tailor
Cern:fine
a rter s
Little LIT,Fe Pills.
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FOS DIZZINESS..,
TON BILIOUSNESS:.
FOR mom LpiER.
FOR CONSTIPATION.
FOR SALLOW SKIL
FOR THECOMPLEXION
,amennessii swarms; sisasssts.:_;.,
10t107 Tiettrtzeile.
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OUT. • 8ft.LE.
& Shoes
Harness, Trunks,
tips, Robes, Express Wagons, Baby Carriages and ev
thing in the large and well assorted stock.
Having disposed ofmy business to R. II, Sweet, of
Dunnvllle, who takes possossion
ABOUT SEPTEMBER 1ST.
I will hold a clearing out sale of the above Ems until that
date%
Ltvthing will be offered at and under cost in order
to reduce tIlle‘stAM and those in want of anything in my line
will do well to take iVkantage of this Barnum Sale.
J o rit
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TOtrietitang 1 DAYS.
F u rnitur
Mrs. Fred Nedden,Eel River Crossing, N.B.. e
.y."1 had toothache for dopk, and could
got nothing to atop it until 1 got Low's Tooth.
ache Gunn, -which quickly cured um" Price
100.
••cc..e•ceo.woccc*
"I Can Eat
What I LikeiP
Many people suffer terribly with
pain in the stomach after every
mouthful they eat.
Dyspepsia and indigestion keep
them in constant misery.
After trying the hundred and one
new-fa.ngled 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 for three or fouryears, and tried
almost every doctor round here and • 'ffer-
gilt dyspepsia remedies, but got little relief.
"I then started using Burdock Blood
Bliterseand when 1 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 1 likewith-
out causing me the least
discomfort." - MRS.
THOMAS CLARK, Brussels,
Ont.
Another large ear just unlodded at
R. N. Rowe's.
We were fortunate in securing this
large car load before another advance
in price, so it will be to your interest
to buy from uswbere you ran get first-
class goods at
REASONABLE PRICES.
Undertaking
Undertaking up-to-date,in aU °rancho
at the old store venue everybody is
; inade welcome, whether you
' buy or not.
Rowe's
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
II
c
ieyartobnille ttionY fled caimiltfauwhat he
tli° n slt isWebit3s
for
ev.
Especially. is this necessary when a matter
el health is involved.
There are so many imitations Of boan's
Kidney Pinson thettarket-some of them'
absolutely worthless -that we ask you to
be particular to seethat4he full name arid
the tra.de mark of the Maple Leaf are on
every box you buy. Without this you arc
not getting the original Kidney Pill, which
has cured so many severe cases of kidney
complaint in the United States, Australia,
•
I
The Doan Kidney ria Co., Toronto.
and England, as well as here- in Canada. •
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills, collapse
is almott certain toensuro. Mr. Fred. It.
Graham, a we .-knovnt young man oi
'Barrie, Ont., says z --' I have had a great
deal of trouble with My heart for four ,
years. 1 was easily agitated and my ex.,
enemata caused tnyheartto throb violently.
I had dizziness and shortnest of breath,
and often arose in the moralegafeeling as
tired as when I went ti bed. I was
terribly nervous. Minutia's Mead ard,
Nerve. Pills have done wonders for me.
They have restored my heart to regular
healthy action, . giving Ina back sound
restful sleep, and making my nervous sys,
tem strong and vigorous." ,
Milburn's Heart a.nd Nerve Pills are eor.
a box or 3 tor "1,33 at ah ukruggtsts ary
mail. The T, Milburn Co. Limited To-
ronto, Ora.