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ates of interest.
DICKSON Sz CARLING
Exeter.
W. GLA.DMAN
▪ (Successor to Elliott Gladman)
Barrister ,Solicitor, llotaxy Pi*
Conveyanaer, Eto,
IVIoney to loan on Farm and village
Properties at Lowest rates a interest
OFFICE MAIN STREET EXETER
Tar KINSMAN,. L. D. S. AND
a -se DR, A.R. KINSMAN,
S. D. D. S. Honer Graduate
of Teri:lute University, Dentist.
'Teeth extracted without pain
had after effects. Oflice in Fan-
0n's blete. West side a Main
street. Exeter
DR. ANDERSON, (W D. s.1.- D $.)
DENTIST.
goner .Oreduateof the Torento UmirereitYi
Royal C 11
Ontario. All bridge worlr. Crowns, axd Plate
work done theneatest possible rummer. A
irenoless anrestactic for painless extraction,
Tibestrietest attention given to the preservat-
on of the 'natural teeth. Office opposite Cen,I.
Uotel. Exoer, Ontario.
CUT:THIS. OUT
surd send us with eent nsilver. aud Yon will
got by return mail a tiOLDIZI BOX OF
-1100Det that will bring you le Moue Moser.
he one month. than reeething else in America,
A, NV. KINNEY, Es T.,
Salem-Yerrnouth, N.S
Five Packs of Cards Freer
fano pack, "May I. C, IL Home: One_paelt
raced, One }Melt Elirtatien: Oinkpack
forlight: One peel; *OW S,Ofit just Holds Two:
•Maniples Ot 20 other stylen 'with b00%x1 uf
tiPlie. Sena fie. silver tor postage,
A, 'W. 11:1NNEY. E. T.,
Salem-Yermouth.N. S
FARM FOR SALE,
undereigned effete fereale hie excellent
tem pf 7,1 acres E. O, lot G, on 13,,Hay. on the
peeninee is a good frame home te2 ketchen
d woed-lieb good bank beta x fid, and
ti driving hoose end other Outbuildiuge.
heelhouse aerckt4s the road ; IS miles north of
'the dourabingvilloge QPaelovoed. SOU gOZA.
weU wend lemeellcnL. rewon Or se •
ing, falling health. Baslikveotlea O.
CHARLES 1101ILBEIN.
guIy11tb In.
JUDGE 'S COURT OF RE-
Vi.910N,
Notice N hereby,eiventhat,a. Court. wilt bebo
liehleenirsertut to Ihe %eters Lists Aet. by
3.10 Boner the Judge of the County 'Court of
the County of Buren, at Elimville, on the Ind
day a _October. 1900, at 10 o'clock, to hear auu1
deternuneahe several eomplaints of erten; and
onelesionsin the Voters' Listof the Municipal-
Ity of Ceborne., for 19r.O.
All peons having b usluese at the Court are
reouirea to attend utile eald time and place.
Deted t; l7th day of Sept. 1900.
FRANC1$11101t1EY,
Clerk of the eala Inuntelptaity„
NOTII 1E TO CREDITORS.
Or Mary Ann Fanson, late of the vit.
loge of Exeter, in tha County of
Huron, widow, deceased.
Notice is bereuy givea pursuant to Chapter
V 1, ri. 0..1897, that all persons liming -claims
inst. the estate of the said Mary Ann Peron,
wJio (lied on or about the 31st day of Av Asa
UK are required toned on or beforet_/' 4 12th
-day October, 2900_, by post, prettied, or de' .ver to
ti, Stanbury..13. A., 14xeter P. 0..So1ketor for
'Raymond L Eamon, the Administrator of the
sale estate, their names, addresses real occupa.-
eetions with particulars of their elehns, and the
nature of the securities (If any) bold by them.
And notice is bereby given that after tho last
xne»tioned date the said Administrator will
proceed to distriblite the assets of the said
estate Timone the parties entitled Moro.
to having regaid only to tho claims of which
notice shall have been given as liove required;
and. the said Ariministaator shall not bo liable
for eue part of tho assets of the said estate
to any person or persone of whose claims
notice eball not havebeen received at the date
of such distribution.
Dated at Exeter. Sept, lith, 1900,
J.Q. STANBURY,Extunt, ONT.
Solleitor for the Admenistrator.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Of Andrew Desjardins the Elder, tete
of the township of Stephen, farmer,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to Chapter
129 R. S. O. 1897, that all persons haying claims
against the estate Of the said Andrew Dotard
-
Ins, who died on or about the 12th day of Sep-
tember, 1000, are required to send on or before
the leth day of October, 1900, by post prepaid or
deliver to J. G. Staubury, Exeter:, la 0.,
Solicitor for the Executor, Andrew Desjardins,
Jr., their names, addresses and occupations,
with partieulars of their claims and the nature
of the securities (if any) held by them.
And notice is hereby give» that after the last
snentioned date the said Executor will proceed
40 distribute the assets of the said deceased
among the ioarties entitled thereto. having re-
cl only to the claims of which notice shall
Jlalo been given as above required, and the
raid Executor shall not be Hanle for the said
assets or any part thereof to any person or
e.a! whose claims notice Mall not have
teen received at the date of such distribution.
Dated Sept. 19th, 1900.
J. G. STANBUI1Y, EXETER, ONT.,
Solfoitor for the Executor
•
1.44
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE
a• OF VILLAGE PROPERTY IN MOUNT
. CARMEL
A Good Opening for a Black-
smith.
The uudersIgnedtwill offer for sale by pullic
abuction on the premises at Mount Carmel on
ISettur-diely, Coctraibr, 13th,
at2.30 o'clook in the afternoon the following
valuable _property, Part cf lot 2I, in S. De
Stephen, Huron County, containing 911.611 of an
acre more or less, upon which. there Isla dwell.
nig house, stable and blacksmith shop. Terms
ash. Immediate possession given. For fur-
_ 'Mier particulars apply to J. G. Quarry, Esq„
Mount Carmel, Administrator,, R. II. Dignan,
Nfesq,0 Barrister. London. or to •
KENNETH GOODMAN,
, Solicitor for Administrator.
I Po clrhil I, Sept. 1.9th, 1900.
(3'0
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
'in the matter of the estate of Michael
Neville, late of ' the township of
Stephen, in the Colin ty of Huron,
blacksmith, deceased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to R. S. 0_
• 2897, cap 129,, see 38 and amending acts, that all
persons havieg claims against the estate of tee
said Michael /Neville, iho died on or about the
6th day of Sept. A. D., 1899; are required to send
by-pcist prepaid or to deliver to the Administra-
tor, John Gregory Quarry at Mount Carmel in
the County of Huron, on or •before the 20th day
of 04, 1900, their 'names, addresses and des-
criptiong and a full statement of partisulars of
t heir claire and the nature of the security Of
' any) held by theta, duly certified, and that
rafter the said day the administrator will pro-
4:teed to distribute the assets of the deceased
aufone the parties entitled thereto, having re-
gard only to the claims of which he shall then
kLave notice..
Dated at Parlriaill, this 19111 day o Scpicipbor,
, KENN8rn GOODMAN,
Solicitor for the Administrator,
.• •
Fullerton.
rittlnVs.--John Harmer, our black-
smith, is now a happy father, Mrs.
Harmer presenting Will with a fine
baby girl last week:. 3.ohn will pro,
bably be the next mayor a the village.
-Miss lliarv Yule, of Ludington, Mich-
igan, is home on a visit. - There is a
great deal of sickness in tbis neighbor-
hood and the doctor is kept very busy,
-Quite a leumber from here attended
tbe Conservative conveution at St,
MarYs on Thorsday and brought back
a very favorable report of the meeting.
Great enthosiasm was shown arid the
convention was unanimous in favor of
Mr. Priclham's nomination for tbe
Reuse of COtalratitte. Ile is a good
man and will make a splendid mem-
ber of Parliament,-Thn well drillers
have finished their work at Alex. Ma-
Dougald s and now he has two gOod
wells on his farin,-.A.fter at $11Ort.
ness the infant (laughter of Mr. and
Mrs. C. Reid. (bed on Monday morn-
ing last and she was buried 'Tuesday.
We extend our sincere sympathy to
the bereaved parents.- W. T. Phipps,
who moved away from here lest spring
to Arkona, is going to come back to
Fullerton again' He brought one load
of stuff back this week. and expeets to
bring up the balance next week.
Winchelsea
M, -Robert Robinson is erect-
ing a new house an Ws lot south of the
shop. -Mrs. Clark srreturned home
cin Monday after 2t few days visit e
relations in Kirktou and Woodham,
John Fletcher recently sold a• team to
Mrs. Gourley for a. good figure, -Thos,
Clark returned home on Saturday af-
ternoon after n. tour throngiManitobal
Assiniboia, Alberta and several other
TE RIXEITER T1.1YISS
ento,A-BRAo
- I "The Least Hair 1 MARKETS.
Exeter, SEPTEMBER agth., 1060,.
„,,,,„,„e„..,„•--eees.•ee•eeeeae•eseeee-easill'"e.:„
Germany a clock has beers made'
that is. warranted, to go tor 5,000 yearo.'
Australian rabbit skins are being
converted into sealskins for the Auteri-.
eau_ 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 or
tbe *United States is $2.50, the highest
the 'history of,the nation,
Secretary Alger's middle initial A.
may stand for Asbestos, and perhaps
signifies he is not afraid of being
are&
There are now 15 beet sugar factor,.
les in the United States, Gerina117
has 460 in. the Magdeburg district. Tho
beet sugar or Germany equals in
amount the product of cane stig,ar in
all the rest or the world.
The most costly leather in the world
la known to the trade as piano leather,
Whet secrecy a tanning this leather is
knia171t OnIY to a family of tinners 111
OermanY, though the skins from which
it Is tanned comes almost entirelY
trout Arneriea.
Seldom has it fallen to the lot of
yonr Fullerton correspondent to report
,11 ",e, a birth and o. ikath flone
wee.. .,,eareely bad the wedding hells
ceased to chime when they knelled
forth It requiem for the dead. For
some weeks past Bert Detwiller bad
not been in good health. A little over
it couple of weeks ago Ws trouhte de -
points andreports having had an ex- yeioped into serious proportums!
aellent, trip, Alla-balling located a half Medical skill was in constant attend -
section of and in Alberta and also a awe, hut without avail. Dining the
ban &gam in MaIllt°ba: ".” 1-1414''' last week of his Illness he suffered in -
grave, but has not yet decided to buy, tense agony. He passed away on
-We are pleased to see ane friend Mtes Thursday evening of last week at the
M. Wynn back in one midst again, early age of 2.3 Tears,
she having been away for six weeks
When we have gacni blood we are
visiting friends in Exeter, Liman and
SWNIe he healthy7strong, vigorous and full of
was Mtaarie'Se' very ainudSuto'ai.artriesak°41., Ilkeensdgeonoerirgwyo.oelood'e Sarsaparilla
sem able tcl be Intwe4 to 11" 13°)11° c"vp.°J8(111Dlx°0,I hae u111evauormTvrnn nand kilow Incgressing abbi/umin me
arulit bagatelle's been etiOetuel arul
Richardson has returne4 home after leis Owe the ebildren good. 1 ran WAY
receinmend It.„aire.Joeeph Laneary
elite, Onr.
ful treatment or Dr. Brown she was -
it weeks' vaeation with friendsin Hant.,
Mon and Toronto.- IL Brown has
most of the material on the ground to
erect a new building. -Thos. Hazel-
wood has the stone wall built for his
new barn in place a the one recently
destroyed by lightning.
Hayfield
Baurze,-Don't forget the date of
the last and best fair of the season,
Bayfield on Oct. 2nd and 3rd. -H, F.
Edwards. and F. .A. Edwards are
spending their holidays in Toronto.-
Seyeral of our sports took in the Gode-
rich fair last week.. -Jas. Donaldson,
ttnd A. E. Erwin attended Zurich
fair on Thursday last. -A committee
Is formed for the purpose of getting up
it grand concert for Wednesday ev'g
the 3rd of Oct„ -Miss Minnie Green
left for Detroit on Tialsday accom-
panied by Mrs. Dr. Atkinson, who has
spent the stunmer here. -Miss Bertha
Walwiu leaves for Detroit this week
where she intends spending the win-
ter, -John Which:totes evaporator Is
running in foil blast this season. ern..
playing about 25 bands, apples plea1.
fel.-The funeral of the late Willard.
Ring aged ten years which took niece
on Saturday at 2 p. m., was well at-
tended by all the school children who
formed in procession and marched to
the cemetery.-Clarles Whiddon, of
Ripley, is visiting friends here at
present -Miss Marton Martin left for
Toronto on Satarday last to have her
eyes treated, she being troubled with
her eyes for some time. -Chas. Fer-
guson lefl for Port Dover, where he
intends spending the fall season, fish-
ing. -Miss Lizzie Ferguson spent last
week in Gotlerich visiting friends. -
Mrs. H. Drayman is visiting her par-
ents at Teeswater at present. -John
Morgan, Jr., and wife, after spending
the summer here returned to Cleve-
land last week.- Geo. H.oward, of
Drysdale, spent Saturday in town. -
Alt lovers of shooting may- be seen
starting for the woods now partridge
and duck season is in and squirrels
are plentiful.
SALE REGISTER.
„ .0 „ i
Tonsrar, o. - arm SEOCK, m-
plemente etc., the property of W. H.
Wood. la 12, on. 4, Usborne, (near
Elineville). Sale at one o'clock sharp.
No reserve as the proprietor has rent-
ed his farm, and intends going to Lon-
don to reside. H. Beown, And.
TUESDAY, OCT. 16a. -Farm stock,
implements, etc., the peoperty of Tbros.
Wilson, lob 3, con. 4, Stephen. Sale at
1 o'clock. JAS. STANLEY', A.UCt.
SATURDAY, OCT. 20ra.- Valuable
farm, the property, of the late 41 M.
Miners, lot 6, con. 7, Ushorne. Sale at
two o'clock on the premises. H.
Bnoww, Auct.
SATURDAY, SEPT. 20th. -Horse, rigs,
and butcher's utensils. the property of
L. Day, Exeter. Sale at rear of but-
cher shop, at 2.30• p. zu. 3. GeLT.,
Auct:
[A. notice in this column is worth
the price of WIN. Inserted free until
day of sale, if bills are printed at
TIMES OFFICE.
FALL FAIRS. •
Wing,harn, Sept. 27 and 28.
Seaforth, &pt. 27 and 28.
Zurich, Sept. 19 and 20.
St. Marys, October.2 and 3.
Stratford, October'2 and 3.
Blyth, October 9 and 10.
October 4 and 5.
. .
' SPAIN'S GREATEST NEED,
Mr. R. P. Olivia of 13a,rcelona,Spaan,
spends his winter at Aiken,S. C. Weak
i
nerves ha Lamed severe pains n the
bark of his head. On using Electric
Bitters, America's greatest Blood and
Nerve lei nedy, all pain soon left him.
He says this grendmedicine is what
his country needs. All Aneerica
knows that it cures liver and kidney
trouble, purifies the blood tones up the
stomach, strengthens the nerves, puts
vim, vigor end new life, into every
muscle, nerve and organ of the body.
If weak, tired or ailing you need it.
Every bottle euitrentead,only 50 cents.
Sold by •,11 Druggists.
,
Casts a Shadow.”
A single drop of poison
biOod antess checked in
time, makethe whole impure.
R:oodrs Sarsaparilla is the.
great lead. er in blood purifiers,
It casts no shadow, but brings Mita
shine and health into every household.
- Running: Bore -0 My znotaeriva
troUblea with rheumatism in her knee fer
a number of years, and it broke OA 11310
running sore. She took three bottles of
flood's Sarsaparilla and is now well.
Hood's olive Ointment helped to heal the
eruption." lens. Jonx .1474gg, Clerveriguna,
ArteaSfer, Ont.
Rheilil3at1STI1-"I was badly afflicted
with sciatic rheumatism. Consulted. doe-
ters Nettle:Mt relief. Was persuaded to try
mews Sareaparilla, and dee bottles gave
Ma relief and enabled Ine to go to woric,"
Wrem.x B, Boon, MargaretvIlle, N. S.
"DELAYS ARE DANGERC7S."
---
A small pimple on your face may be
of little consequence.but it shous year
blood is impure, and impure Mood is
what causes niest of the diseases front • RESURILUID EVER?WEERE
which people suffer. Better heed the THE ABLEST PHYSICIA.NS.
warning given hy the pimple and pur
fly your blood at once by .taking
• ,
Iirrod*s kg/score liver ti is; the non-trrritathig
only cathartic to take vrith-lioeiro game:alai;
t.'"!"/""!!'!"1"""r"""•••rommtmrirairweePoto
2Vt.. Ward and family, cf
ton, have moved to Mitchell, where
they will reside. Tom Stuart of ear-
lingford. has bought Mr. Ward's,
property in the village and will tate
up his residence there,
WiSt TaNDA
M A.DNESS TO DEFER
If You are Weary, Woryout
Ailing or Sick, Use
p 9
S
,elery
pound.
Hood s Sarsaparilla. This medicine
curesall diseases due to bad blood, in-
cluding scrofula and theunuitism.
The non -irritating cathartic -Hood's
Pills.
Children Cry for
CASTO IA.
BORN
BOVIALD-InlIay, an the 200i inst., the wife
of Jecob Howald, of it daughter.
ZETTEL-In Zurich, an the 10th Inst„ tbe wife
at J. Veleta ofit daughter.
RUSSELL -In Exeter, on the lith Mete the
wife of James Russell of ason.
BOX -In Stephen, on the 70* inste the wife of
Alex. Boz of a son.
NEIL -In Exeter, on the Oth Inst., the wife of
Wellington Noieof a daegliter
MANNING -In Clinton, en the 21st, inst.. the
wife of It. E. Manning, 05 11 son.
MARRIED
CANNON-MILLAR-At Spokane, on the lath
inst., by the Rev G. W. Giboney. (Presby-
terian.) Archie M. Cannon. to miss Edith
Allllar, youngest daughter of David Millar, V.
5., formerly of Exeter.
ORTWEIN-liENNA - At the Evangelical
parsonage. Enrich, by the Rev. Finkbelnor,
on the 19th inst„ Jacob Ortweie, Jr., to Miss
Mary Keene of Ellis.
DIED
DAG G -On Monday, Sept. 17511, at London,Mrs.
Jane Dagg, relict of the late John Dagg, for-
mer.y of Luean, aged 67 years.
RUNDLE-In Blansliard, on Wednesday. Sept.
12, Frederick Charles Rundle, aged 27 years
and 7 months.
DelTWELLER - In Fullerton, on Sopt. 13.
Albert Detwelier. youngest son of Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Detwellor, aged 23 years.
M1DDLETON-At Greaten, ou Sept. le, Wm'
Aliddleton, aged 65 years.
Laxa-Liver Pills are the ladies' favorite cath-
artic, LIS they do not gripe or pain, sicken or
weaken or cause the slightest inconvenience.
Price 25c., all druggists.
EARACHE CURED.
Miss J. J. Johnston, Innisetil, Aitaa.says ;""I
was troubled. with earache for a loug tune, and
nothing helped me until 1 used Hagyard's, Yel-
low Oil. which cured me completely,"
ASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
'The faa.
tlzustara
ic
every
mappor.
E S'F:11 A. Y.
A yearling steer, dark roan color. Strayed
from lot it eon. In, Stephen. about 10th May.
Information as to its whereabouts will be re-
warded by
ROBT, FLYNN,
Liman P. 0.
\WANTED IMMEDIATE-
LY.
TVs, 0 stralgea, forward and industrious
agent e to canvass for Weekly Sun (an agricul-
tural and politically Independreat Journal) in
each County of On:Arlo. Straight salary. NO
commission. Qualifications, references and
character most accompany application.
SUN PRINTING CO. 0.0
Toncesece Limited.
Sriaps
Hurrah for the large Auction Sale
of over
THIRTY NEW and SECOND HAND
BICYCLES, TIRES, INNER
° TUBES and SUPPLIES
of all kinds on
Saturday Ev'g,Sept..,29th,.
\ At 6 30 p. m.
TErniS OF SALE. -All sums of $15 and
under .ash, over that amount three
months' credit will be given on furn-
ishing approved joint notes
COOK. BROS.,
BICYCLE Srnw. IIENSAI.L. ONT.
,
The popularity of Paine's Celery
Compound is wide and extended ; its
users are found in every class of socie-
ty.
The life giving pots ers and virtues of
Paine's Celery Compound are lauded
by the titled, the noble, the stealthy as
well ns by t lw bumble sons and daugh-
ters o toil. Is bas saved lives of all
conditions of people after t he fail ores
of honest and worthy physicians.
Paine's :Celery Compound is more
talked of, discuwed, prescribed and in-
quired into, than any other knOwn
remedy, and no other medicine ever
had such strong and convincing testi-
monialv.
At this time when inert and women
hove been ushered into it season of
rapid and dangerous changes, they in-
cur fearful risks if such troubles as
rheuniatism, neuralgia. kidney mid
liver complaints, stomach derange-
ments and blood diseases are neglected.
The use of Paine's Celery Compound
will quickly regulate the nerves,cleanse
the blood,banish sleelessness,netwalgia
and rheumatism mid put the liver and
kidneys in perfect working condition.
Paine's Celery Compounl is not it
patent medicine ; it is a great physi-
cians precription fully recognized by
our most eminent doctors in the treat-
ment of disease. A trial of one bottle
will convince every sufferer.
Children Cry for
CASTO R.I A.
Sgtheriatid iiineS CO. LTD.
ARE PREPARED TO PURCHASE
kiLM
AND—
ONE TIMBER 9
EITHER STANDING OR IN THE
LOGS,
Apply to
E. C. Kessel
FOREMAN, EXETER, ONT.
Rg,
Begs to announce to the
people ofExeter and surround-
ing country that he has taken
the stock of Efamess,.Boots &
Shoes of Mr J. '1'reble, and
will continue business in the
same stand.
In order to clear out this
STOOK OF
Boots & Shoes
WE OFFER TUEM
AT and BELOW COST
FORI'HE NEXT 30 DAYS.
Harness in all lines either in stock
or made to order..
Repairing promptly and carefully
attended to.
CALL AND INSPECT 0II11 G007'
R. H. SVVEET
3. Treble's oM stand.
Wheat per busbel .61 to 6
Oats ,, ,, Pt,. 24 to 2.
....55 to ref
Batter -a. ,,it to 17
...... 13 to 13
Turkeys ... ea9 to 10
Geese 5 to 6
Chiekeusper ...... 6 te 7
Ducks...-. —7 to
eeeee ee,,„ to 16
Dried Xpple;;.. $ to 3
Pork dressed'," • — $1.00 to 7.94
Eggs
PIR.!!.R.W.5.53,19•TT
LONDON MaitEIS,
London, SSI7SlattISIt 200e VW.
Whoever ....63 to de
Oat ''' ,..•.... ZO 36
Peas-.... .... at to
Barley a-. ....3$ to 42
Buckwheat .•.... ....45 to 47
Rye ...... ... . „ ..,... -.01 to 6a
Cora , ..- B...o .n.... 4•••••,42 to 47
.. 65 to 70
Butter . . 14 to 14
Eggs 15 to 16
Duette 60 to 70
Beaus
Turkeys per Ih.... ...... ........10
Geese per ea..... ...... . .-. 9
Chielteus ..--- .....50
Cheese . 2
Potatoes per bag'
Pork per ewt,„,
Hay per ton
....... '... 7.431.e0-At9t0 %1:00541
-
to 22
to 10
to 70
to p
To Trm DFeks'.-.A rich laxly cured of
her Deafness and Noises in the Head
by Dr. Nielialsons Axtilielal Ear Drums
has sent £1,000 to his Institute, so
that deaf people nnable to procure the
Ear Drums may have them free. Ap-
ply
Lo Dept. A. S. V. the Institute, -itin
Avenue, New York.U., S. A.
The farm belonging to the estate o
the late Christalo B. Snyder, 2?; miles
north of Waterloo, known as the
"John eingerieh" farm and occupied
by Mr. 3105e5 Bauman, :consisting of
128 acres was sold :by public auction
to Mr.1 Menno Bearinger at S.19 an
Mr, MegenziOformerly manager of
A. Beattie Si Co.'s Thedford branch,
has resigned and gone into business
for himself in the same village.
FOR Gym FIFT7 YvAtte
AN ox.r, 850 WZTE-TIIINP Reereue.-Airs,
Wieslow'eSoptlaing Sirup boo been tried for
over fifty Ware by migions of mothers for their
children utale teething. witb perfect enema.
Retie -thee tbeebild, saltees ti egume. allays el
pain. cures whet cone. and Is 1120 best rerocily
for Dierrtitea. It is pleasaiit to the taste. 8oi
by dauggiote In every Part of the world, e
cents
it bottle. IN value is calentaltile., Le
sure aed rear for „Ntre Wilanslovai eotablee
Syrup and take no other kind.
Furniture!
Another large car just unloaded at
R. N. Rowe's.
We were fortunate in securing this
large carload before another advance
in priceso it will be to your interest
to buy from uswhere you can get first-
class goods at
REASONABLE PRICES.
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Undertaking
Undertaking up-to-date,in alt oranehe
at the old store where everybody is
made welcome, 'whether you
buy or not,
Rowe s
lly the Best
and
Ignore the Rest
In the end you will find
it cheapest. Furnish that va-
cant room with one of our
I3ed Room Setts, Tables,
Chairs, Etc.
GET SOMETHING NICE__..4-
We have it, you want it.
Take a look at our full line of
FURNITURE and you wil!
find what you are looking for
S CIDLEY SON
FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKERS.
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Little Livor Pii
MustBear Si Gmaturoof
See Ric -Simile Wrappor Below.
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Very small iziul us easy
to -take as sugar.
FOR HEADACRE.
FOR DIZZINESS.
FOR BILIOUSNESS.
FOR TORPID- LIVER.
FOR' CONSTIPATION.
FOR SALLOW SKIN.
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CURE SICK liEAlSE.
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Castoria iS for ixtfauta 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' Ilse by Millions of
Notbv..3, Castoria destroys Worms and allays Veverishe
MSS* Castoria cures Diarrhoea and Wind.Volie. Castoria
relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and
Flatulency. Castoria, assimilates the Food, regulates
the Stomach and Bowels of Infants and Children, giving,
healthy and natural sleep. Castoria is the Children's
Panacea -The Mother's Friend.
Caraoria. Castoria„
"Bitetorie. Is an excel:cut medicine far "Caseoratt le 53, NK:: 42,1ptc,i le caiterea
children. Mothers have espeatalty teed lee ttiet 1 reeetatacrid it as euperisr te ony we.
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THE FAC -SIMILE SIGNATURE OF
APPEARS ON EVERY WRAPPER.
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LOOK AT THE SOLE
If you look at the sole of the sboo you're buying., and
the name and price appear thereon in a,slate frame,.
dep2nd on it being " Slater Shoe."
This is the registered trade mark and a point of distinction.
Beware of the "just as good.' '
X2 foot -fitting shapes.
All reliable leathers in black
and fashion's shades.
Every pair Goodyear welted,
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sesesea,,
E. J. SPACKMAN, SOLE 1 OCAL AGENT.
1NsTANT REL1F.F.
Robt. Jemengs, Mansfield, Ont.:writes "I
have used one bottle of Dr, Low's Toothacho.
n.
stout relief. Besides this, it acted to it st lenTWEE
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did temporary OMR; Price 10e.
Glen for severe toothache. and reeeik ea
SPECIAL LOT N
COULDN'T LACE
HIS BOOTS.
Mr. P. L. Campbell, of,...Portune
Bridge, P. 13.1., a great sufferer
from pain in the back.
Doan's Kidney Pills completely and
permanently cured him.
Mr. P. L. Campbell, the well-known gen-
eral merchant of Fortune Bridge, P.E.I.,
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
pains were so severe that I couldn't stoop
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."
B.B.B.
Cures
Ringworm.
"I had ringworm on my head
for nearly a year.
"1 consulted three doctors
but derived little or no benefit
from their treatment.
"I then commenced to use
Burdock Blood Bitters.
"Besides taking it internally
I washed the affected parts with
it and when the bottle was
finished I was completely
cured." Elsie Sla.ght, 'Teeter -
IBurdock Blood Bitters cures sores,
ulcers, boils, pimples, eczema and all skin
eruptions of the most chronic type. It
makes the blood rich and pure, drives an
foul material from the system and beats
Up the tissues of the body.
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FOR THE NEXT 15 I) A VS.
A good Assortment
ALSO HEAVY PANTINGS
AT COP.
We want to clear these line:- at once.
W. JOHNS,
irtie -reiitor
MILBURN'S'
HEARTANDNER
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Millnien's Heart. and Nerve Pills are
just what every weak, nervous, rim -doyen
woman needs to make. her strong and well,
They cure those feelings of smothering
and sinking that come on at times, make
the heart beat strong and regular, give
sweet, refreshing sleep and banish head-
aches and nervousness. They infuse new
life and energy into dispirited, health -shat.
tered women, who have come to think there
ix no cure for th.jm.
Read the wofds of encouragement in
this letter from Mrs. Thos. Sonenars, Clif-
ton, New London,
"Last fall I was in a very serious con-
dition suffering- from nervousness and
weakness, I got so bad at last that I could
hardly move around, and, despaired of ever
getting well. Seeing- Milburn s Heart aad
Nerve Pals highly recommended for suck
conditions I teirchased a box.
"Before I had taken half of. it I could
notice an iiflp,Mvement in tripeondition and
when 1 had used two boXeS I Was corn -
tete! cured
was wonderful how
these pius toot
away that dreadful feeling of nerVotnmess
and gavarne strength.
"I recommended them to my neigh-
bor who was troubled with nervousness,
and they cured her, too. We all think there
nothing equal to Milburn's Heart ood
Nerve Pills.'