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• • T FXETEB T1ES.•
MONEY TO LOAN.
We havounlimited private funds for loyeet-
meet upon farm or village property at lowest
atter of interest.
DICKSON & CARLING
Exeter.
F W. GLADMAN
(Saccessor to Elliott Ss Gladecate)
Bite r ,Solicitor, }total Pia,
Conveyanoer, Etc.
Money to loan On Farm and village
properties at Lowest rates at interest,
OFFICE MAIN STREET EXETER
Tic KINSMAN, L. D. S. AND
-a-L. DR. KINSMAN,
D. S. D. D. S., Honor Graduate
of Toronto University. Dentist.
'eetlx extracted without pain or
bed after effects. Office u Fan -
son's block. West side of Alain
Otreet, Exeter'
DR. ANDERSON. D. S. L. 19- S.)
DENTIST.
Honor Graduate of the 'Toronto University,
And Royal College of Dental Surgeons of
Ontario. All bridge work, Crowne, ard Pate
work done in the neatest possible manner. A
harmless antestbetie for painless extraction.
The strictest attention given to the preservat-
en o tbe natural teeth. Office opposite Ceti:
tial Rotel. Exeter, Ontario.
CUT THIS OUT
ana spud us "with alcents u llver; and you will
=OM illeeralviir go; y?),?Lifilit‘RPRig:
in ono rnenthh than anethini else iu America.
A. W,
Selern-Yarmouth. N.S
Five Packs of Cards Freer
One entek, 'May I. •C• Home,Onepack
Escort, Ortepack Thtaton, Outapack
weight: One pack `Orr Sofa Jut Heide 'Two.'
Ortenples of 20 other styles with book full of no.
;dens. Sena tie. silver for postage.
A. NV. KINN hl Y. 13, T.,
iialem -Yarmouth S
Usborne Walter Herbert Killed SiftOn. i "A Word to the
The following is the report at s.S.
No. 3, Usborne, for the month of Sep-
tember, based upon attendance, week-
ly exanfinatious, and depoetment.
Names in order of merit ;-V, Alvae
Doape ; Sr. IV, .A.etna, Copeland, Olive
Copeland, Edna Diuman, Mary Doupe,
Pearl Duncan ; Jr. IV, W Francis, 4
Young, Charlie Fletcher ; Sr. III,
Joan Duncan, Lilly Ballantyne, Mabel
2.41eCiurdy, Earl Oopelaed, Reggie
Turnbull; T. III, tillMeOlard
David Gilfillan, Willie Gilallene Sr.
IL Gertie Shute, Myrtle Francis,
Nelson Roach, Addie Turnbull, Gil-
bert Duncan • Jr. II, Rabble Shute,
Mildred. Copeland, Milton McCardy,
Kenny Duncan, Willie Roach. No.
on roll 52, average 41.
D. laleDoroseue Teacherl
SCHOOL REPORT, - The following
is the report, for the month
of September, of the standing
of the pupils of S. S. No. 1; -Osborne.
It is based on the result of the regular
monthly examination, The names
are in order of merit -Sr,:IV, Effie
Taylor, Lille Trrylor, Perla. Batten,
Ethel Ciowett, Thomas Lingard ; Jr.
IV, Minnie Herta Roy Coultis, Allen
Parkinson, Della. Peart, Russel Peart,
Perla, Hern, Na Hero ; III class, Vera,
Batton, Edna. Taylor, 'Myrtle Denni-
son, .Roy Stephens, Jeffery Jacques,
Bertha Battten, Orville Roweliffes
Olarence Levy; II class, Edgar Gor-
vett, Chester Gorvett, Loftus Herrn
Allen Jacques, George Squire, Mary
Smith ; Sr. Pt. II. May Squire, Wi1be t
Batten ; Jr. Pt II, Cora Batten. Arena.
Peart, Willie Peart ; Sr, Pt I. Mary
Peart, Gertie Jacques. Arnold Taylor,
Elmer Raweliffe, Elsie Squire. Frank
Lingard, Olive Batten ; Jr, Pt 1,, Wel-
lington Batten, Chester Voultis, Wa-
ter Stepheles.
R. (3, Itnin, Teacher.
Stephen
SCHOOL ResPorer,--Tbe fallowing is
tle report, of sehool, No. 3, Stephen.
Pupils names are in order of merit :-
IV, Stelle. Penhale, Laure. jou,
Homer Bagshaw, Chas Sanders, Asa
Penhale, Herbie Ford, Iva Box ; III,
Roy Parsons Clara Beaver, Hattie
Willis,VPenbale,Sadie Willis; Intl'',
Minnie Sanders. W. Weimer, Jeannie
Sanders, Eddie Willis, Herbie Beaver,
Edith Parsons, Lizzie Sanders. '411 WU-
lis ; Sr. II, Sam thek$,Alfred Wuerth,
Violet Wood, H. Parsons, Bari Box ;
Jr. II, Harry Weimer, Thos Sanders
Annie Hieks, Ralph WiUiSI G. Craig,
Sr. Pt. Il, Fred Beaver, Cleelia, Ford ;
Int. Ku. Lillie Woods, Vinnie Cook-
son, Lillie Stanlake ; Jr. Pt, 11, Victor
Sweet, Tommy Penbale, Hilda Preez-
cator, May Sanders, Earl Parsons.
No. on roll 53, average 47, Parents
will kindly furnish pupils with notes
In Mee of absence and oblige.
T. 13. Hoo*, Toadies.
Seinen, RavouT,-The following is
a correct report of the standing of the
pupils of the Centralia Public School
for Sept. -Principal's Division ; Y, A,
Polly Windsor, Katie Elliott, Lillian
Etliott.; Vth, D, Clinton Ilogartb,
srhana 'Wilson, Pluda, Baker, Pen'y
'Windsor, Aggie Hepburn, Edith
Bunt ; IV, Minnie Baynhana Clara.
Fairbell, Pearl Walker, Ifieno Callfas,
Ruby Hicks ; III, A, Rosy Wilson,
Warren Mitchell, Fred Cottrill, Allie
Haggith, Herman Baker No. on roll 22,
average attendance 18. Miss Walker's
division jr. lIr, Cecil Vale, Elya
Windsor, Frank Boyle, Mules Hee-
man ; Sr. Vernion Wilson, Flora
Ilepburn, Rebecca, McCoy, Win-
nie Essery ; jr. XI, Enos Wiodsor,
Czar Wilson, Joe Heaman, Gladys
Eseery ;
Pt. II, Gifford Hogarth, Sain.
MeCoy, Melvin °allies, F'rank Mit-
ehell ; Flossie Mortimer, Mervin
Meth% Roy Callfas, Earl Callfas.
13, BAGSTIAW, r000m o„,„
Dfiss Weeasen,
nokroAGE SALI?,
()V FARM Prtorearro » Tne
irowri 14-1 OF STEPHEN.
Under and by virtue of the powers contain-
ed in acertain mortgage, which.will be produe-
od at the thee of the sale, there will bo offered
for eale by Public Auction, on
SATURDAY, THE TED DAYOF NOVEMBER,. 1900
At the 'hour a TWO O'CLOCK P. M. at
Brenner's Hotel, Grand Bend, Ont., by hint
Gill, auctioneer, the following valuable pro-
perly, tamely: -
Lot number six In the Lake Road West con-
cession,Townehip of atephen.Coutity of Huron,
containing Mir Ly -fire acres of lend more or less.
This is a desirable property, only one mile from
Grand Pend.
Tsans or SiT.N.,-20 of the purchase money
to be paid down at the time of the sale, bal-
ance to be paid within 30 days, or arrangements
for payment of balance may bo made to suit
purcheser..
For further particulars and coneitions of sale
apply to
J. G.STANBURY.
Exeter. Ont.
'Vendor's Solicitor
Dated at Exeter. the 2nd day of October, 1900
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE
OF VILLAGE PROPERTY IN mOUNT
CARIVIEL
A Good Opening for a Black -
The undersigned:Neill offer for sale by me lie
auction on the premises at Mount Carmel on
SEattarclesy, Octobor, 13:1-2,
at 2.30 o'clock in the afternoon the following
valuable property, part of lot 21. in 5, 13.,
Stephen. Huron County, containing 9/10th of an
acre more or less, ripen which there ale awe11-
ing house, stable and blacksmith shop. Terms
cash. Immeditoo possession given. For for-
' /her particulars apply to T. G. Quarry., Esq.,
Mount Carmel, Administrator, R. H. ,Dignan,
Msq„ Barrister. London, or to
KENNETH GOODMAN,
Solicitor for Administrator.
Parkhill, Sept. nth, 1900.
(3a/
NOTICE TO CREDITO RS.
Tn the matter of the estate of Michael
Neville, late of the township of
Stephen, .in the County of Huron,
blaeksmith, deceased.
. Notice is hereby given pursuant to le. S. 0.,
1897, ear, 129, see 38 and amending acts, that all.
pereone having claims against, the estate of tee
said Michael Neville; who died on or about the
6th day of Sept.. A. Do 1899, are required to send
by post 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 0 t, 1900, their names, addresses and des-
criptions and a full statement of particulars of
their, claims and the nature of the security (if
any) held by them, duly certified, and that
after the said day the administrator will pro -
seed to distribute the assets of tha deceased
among the parties entitled tliereea healng re-
gard only to the claims of which Ile shall then
Lave notice.
Dated ab Parkhill. dile 19th. day ce' a-opt:ember,
A. nosse. •
kiuNNE-TiT GOODMAN,
• Solicil,or for the Administrfaor.
Oa)
•
SALE REGISTER.
Tuasiasea Om. 0. -Farm stock,
itu-
plenient", etc.. the. property of W. H.
Wood. lot 12, con. 4, Ushorne, (near
Eflmville), Sale a1 one o'clock sharp.
No reserve as the proprietor has rent-
ed bis farm, and intends going to Lon-
don to reside. H. Brown, Auct.
O'T. 111TIL-Faran stock,
implements, ete., the property of Thos.
Wilson, lot 3, con. 1, Stephen. Sale at
1 o'clock. JAS. Sr.vN1.TY,
SATURDAY, OCT. 20T11.- Valuable
farm, the property, of the late VS m.
Miners, lot 0, con. 7, Ushorne. Sale at
two o'clock on the premises. H.
RnowlY, Auct.
jA notice in this column is worth
tbe price of bills. inserted free until
day of sale, if bills are printed at
TIMES OFFICE.
TUESDAY. OCT. 10T11 -Farm stock
and implements, the property of P.
AlcDongall. lot 31 con. • 4, Ushorne.
Salo at orna o'clock p: na Taos.
ClAeiElION, A 'net.
•••••••••••••••••...
FALL FAIRS.
Wingharn, Sept. 27 and 28.
Seafortb, SL pt. 27 and
Zurielt, Sept. 10 and
St. Marys, October 2 and 3,
Stratford, October 2 and 3.
Myth, October 9 and 10.
Kirkton, October 4 and 5.
BORN
KNOX-In Exeter en Sept. 30th, the wife of
Geo. Knox, of a daughter.
SCHROEDER-In Stephee, Oot. 2nd, 'wife of
John Schroeder, of a daughter.
BENEDICT-In Orediton East, on Sept. 27th,
the wife of Arthur Benedict, of a daughter.
SWEITZER-In Orediton East, on Sept. 28th,
wife of Henry Sweitzor, of a son.
BOMBARD -1u Exeter. on the 24th ult., the
wife of Daniel Bembard, of a daughter,
KERNICK-In the 4th con. of Usboiniea on the
2nd inet., the wife of Frank Kernick of a
, doubter.
DIED •
PARSONS -In Chicago, en Sept. 113, Thomas
Pareons, son of Jahn Parsons, Centralia, aged,
41 years, 0 monthq.
ntsnaorsaw*,::
ASTRAY COW.
Strayed from Exeter,on or about 1st Oct., a
dark red milch cuw, with white spots an b ody
and white star an forehead. A reward will be
given for her Tecovery. W. MITCRELIi,
Frost & Wood Agent, Exeter.
EsTRAy.
A yearlitig Fit,eW", dark roan color. Strayed
from lot 6 C071. 10, Sten11811. about loth nay.
Wise is Suffdent"
At the 'Assize Court n London, ii
Walter Herbert .pleaded "Guilty" to
the charge of haying murdered Joseph
Sifton, •
The prisoner's pleading came as a
great surprise to the Court. Gerald
Siftoe, who is charged withallerbert
with haying done the killing, had. just
stood, up in the box, and pleaded "Not
Guilty," and his trial had been tra-
versed to the Spring Assizes, when
Herbert. gavo bis startling answer to
the usual question of the clerk,
The question was repeated to him
three times and he gave the same
answer to each in a low trembling
voice.
The prisoner was then remanded for
sentence.
Herbert was Gerald Sifton's liked
man, and the Orown alleges that Ger-
ald secured the aid of Herbert to kill
his father.
When the police in Denmark find a
man helplessly drunk in the streets,
they drive the subject in a eab to the
station, where be sobers I off. Then
they tele him home. The Cahill/la
makes his cbargee, the police doctor
bis, the agents make their claim for
special duty, and tbis bill is presented
to the landlord of the establishment
where the drunkard took his last glass
that did .the business. No wonder
that certain landlords protest saying
that proofs are insufficient and that
some alleged victims sham intoxica-
tion to get into trouble landlords
•.- elms/ they have a spite.
EATING AND SLEEPING,
w+ne-417—,..nre•
Food supplies the substance for i:es
pairing the wastes of the body. arid
gives Strength. Sleep affords tbe op-
portunity for these repairs to be made.
Both are necessary to health. If you
can't eat and sleep, take lioaa's Sarsa-
parities It creates a good appetite
and tones the digestive organs and it
.But some- stubborn peopte
wait ritztit down .$ick" be-
fore trying to ward Wiliness
or core ft. The wise reccw-
age in the word "Hoods."
assurance of heath.
k'Str all blood, troubles, scrofula, pim-
ples,. as well'es diseas.es of the kidneys,
liver and bowels,Ifood'a Sarsaparilla is
file effective eadfaultless eure.
Saatele7adiarle44,11alined.r-ft"allUtattetetalleanifYrVy's.
self and baay. It. purifies the blood and
strengthens the oesteree" 1I1e. Ifteer
WA.r.t., Mesa, Out;
Strength 'Sunder MYselti Wife end
children neva tame Hoods Sarsaparilla
and It strengthened us. It relieved the 01 a
Imam back," Dion) MeGeoatir„ caretaker.
Colt Institute, Galt, Ont.
Sa44
• MARKETS.
Exeter, OCTOBER 3d, 1900.
Wheat per bushel. o 64
Oats . .... .... .2a to 23
•Barley.,... -....
R A P 41 ...SO to 36
Peas
Butter4 .o.A. / ,.J7 to 17
Eggs14 to 14,
Tarkees ... 9 to 10
Geese ...a •
DChtliee,
..• .• .ttoeoe 30
keeleerl.
Weol..,-..... . '. 10t16
Dried Apel— '•.Pork dreeted-a • —...••7
$7.00 to 7.25
...........eaesa
Wheaener leashel,.. -..63 to 65
London, 001'013Elt Zrd, 1900,
LONDON M.A...7.7,,. 34
Oittsto
Pas.... to &8
Barley.- .... a - .-. -.38 to 4G
Baeltwheat...-. to 47
Rye to, 05
t,o 47
Beams .. ... . 65 to 70
Butter.. -.14 to 14
Eggs -. ..... 15 to 10
Ducks ...I ,,,. 60 to 70
Turkeys per It .. 10 to is
Geese pert. 9 to 10
Chickens.. _-5a to 75
Meese 8 to 10
Potatoes per bag ft • 50 to 75
H y to . .46,00' to $ 7.60
Perk tier cwt.- - 41.50 to a,5.00
...
To THE DEAF. -A rich lady cured of
her Deafness and Noises in the Head
by Dr. NicholeonsArtificial Ear Druros
bas sent £1,000 to bis Institute, so
that deaf people linable to procure the
Ear Drums May have them free. Ap-
ply to Dept. A. S. 'V. the Institute. 'SO
Eighth Avenue. New York,U. S. A.
Honda Pills care liver Ills; the moreirritetIng any
Only wethattie to take with nears eartamilla
J. W. Elliott. Goderich township,
bas decided to give up farming, for -a
time at least, and has rented his farrn
for it five-year terns to John Denby,
an industrious young man who is at
present employed by Thos Elliott,
Lr.11111TLD
giyes the sweet, restful sleep of child-
hood. 13e sure to get Hood's.
Biliousness is cored by Hood's Pills,
Miss Maggie Thomson, youngest
daughter of John Thomson, Seaforth,
died ou Sept, 21,
When you say your Wood is impure
and appetite poor you are admitting
your need of Hood's Sarsaparilla. Be-
gin to take it at once.
Miss Jessie Bell, of Avonbank. has
been appointed teacber of 5. S. No. 5.
Downie, about 4 miles from Str. Vont
on the St, Marys road.
liaVe no equal as a prompt and posi-
tive cure for sick beadaebe,biliousnese,
constipation, pain in the side, and all
liver troubles'. Carter's Little Liver
Pills. Try them,
WhiLe assisting in the eavetroughing
of .TeseplaUggins' new house, on the
Oth concession of Turnberry, on Mon-
day last, WM. Rutherford had the
misfortune to fall from the scaffold, a
distance of twenty -feet, and sustained
some yery severe braises about the
head. It is to be hoped nothing ser-
ious will result from his fall.
An early settler of nullett passed
away on Monday last, in the person of
Peter Brennan, at the age of 07 years.
He was one of the first of Hullett's
settlers, having emigrated from the
the county of Sligo, Ireland, and re-
sided in Toronto for a short while be-
fore ha took up land ou lot 18, con. 5,
in that township, where.he died.
Children Cry for
CASTOR1A.
4 REASONS
WHY THE GREAT KIDNEY REM-
EDY, DR. PICHER'S BAUKACHE
KIDNEY TABLETS, GINE SUCH
SPLENDID RESULTS.
1st. They act gently and can be
used by children and delicate people
without the harsh results that usually
follow the use of all other kidney med-
icines.
2nd. The immediate relief they give
from Backeche, which is realized from
almost the first dose, is a surprise to
people who have tried package after
package of other remedies without ac-
complishing equal results.
3rd. Nearly all sufferers from kid-
ney trouble of long duration,who have
used otherilkidney anedicines,eomplain
of their continued ase upsetting the
stomach. Dr. Pitcher's Backache Kid-
ney Tablets do not interfere with di-
gestion, but assist it.
4th. Their perfect action on the
bowels is a marked It ,ture peculiar
to them and not known to any other
medicine.
Mrs. Lucy 'Harvey, 97 Trinity-st.,To-
route, says; "Ever since childhood I
have suffered more or less with the
kidneys and backache. Every little
cold aggro voted the trouble, until of
late yen rs had a great deal of trouble
being laid up at times. To stoop or
lift, anything was nut of the question
I tried everything 1 could think of,. or
heard of, giving each a faithful trial,
but until I got a bottle a f Dr. Pitcher's
Backache Kidney Tablets I got no re-
lief. They, however, made decided
effect immediately, and strange to say,
before the first bottle was gone the
trouble that existed for years was un-
der control,. and the second bottle set-
tled it. Since then Have been in
splendid shape, and shall always keep
thein at band. nsed them in
nay daughter's ease with equally good
results, and I might say it was by no
means an errlinary case, as she suffer-
ed a great deal. • 'We certainly will
never be without the Tablets, and I am
glad to recommend them."
Any reader of thispa.per can test the
merits of Dr. Pitcher's. Backache Kid -
lets free by enclosing two cents post-
age for trial package to The Dr. Pit-
cher 'Tablet Co., Toronto. Regular
size, 50 cents.
AST MA
For Infants and. Children.
Ao fail^
nformation t.S 1.1 if. ';vileroht,oirts will be re-
wartled bvI .,
lir PINN,'N,
ensen 1'. 0.
-ea
'04'3
TO GET WELL ARE NEVER SIX%
MISSFUL.
HONEST CSE OF
Paine's Celery Comp=c1
Will permanently -Banish
Your Troubles,
TIIE GREAT caNipouN
GUARANTEE -3 A NEW
LEASE OF LIFE.
It. is pitiable toseethr half hearted
and almost uselese attempts made by
many people to get rid of pour health.
More detormined efforts and greater
energy would be put lot tb to achieve
yictory in any other outlet taking.
Too many are believers in 'fatalism';
others make nsr of alrooet anything
that is ieeornmended by neighbors,
while many are (wile satit.,fied if tem-
porary relief is atforded.
If Paine's Celery Compound 1,e used
to cleanse the blood, to regulate and
tone the nerves, to banish rheumatism
neuralgia. headaches, kidney disease
and dyspepsia, then be assored the
good. work is fully and permanently
accomplished.
It is positively criminal and foolish
for young or old to mope around in a
half -sick condition and shut their eyes .. -
to the grand blessings offered br
Paine's Celery Compound, The world
knows of no other medicine as good
for fortifying and building up the sys-
tem to battle against the trying and
varying weather of autume.
Go to your druggist at once and pro-
cure a bottle of Paine's Celery Com-
pound and see how soon the 'blues"
will vanish ; your nervous depression,
headache, backache, rheumatism and
neuralgia will go., and permanent
health, activity and happiness will be
yours.
Miss Blair. the efficient teacher of S.
S. No. O. Goderieh township, bas re-
signed,the resignation to take effect on
November 17.
John Shabrook of the base line,Stan-
ley, received a telegram Monday even-
ing from Melitit, Manitoba, informing
bins of the death of his daughter. Mrs,
Tilos. Stinson, of that place. The de-
ceased was ionrried about a year i go
in Dakota, but, with her husband has
since lived in Manitoba,
FOR OYRIt FIFTY 'YE.A.11$
.44.%1 Or,o isn Wsm-Trur.o neneny.--mrs.
WinslowasSoothina Syrup has been used for
over fifty years by millions of mothers for their
children white teething. with perfect success
It spotbes the child. softens tbe gumsallays al
pean.eurea veiud colic. and Li the best resaedy
for Diarrlaea. It 16 pleasant to the taste. Sold
by druggists in every part of the world. 2.1
conesa bettle. Its value is incalculable, Be
sure and ask for MIN tisething
Syrup Wed take no other kiwi.
Furniture!
Another large car just unloaded at
R. N. Rowe's.
liVe were fortunate in securing this
large ear load before another advance
in price, so it will be to your interest
to buy from uswhere you can get first-
class goods at
REASONABLE PRICES.
Undertaking
Undertaking up-toelateiin ni 1 oranehe
at the -old etore where everybody is
made welceme, whether yeti
buy or not.
Children Cry for
CASTORIA.
w0s
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 SCRUM iHL
Pitherland !lines Co. LTD. We have it, you want it.
Take a look at our full line qf
ARE PREPARED TO PURCHASIs.
FURNITURE and you will
• BUM,
OTHER TIM E119
EITHER STANDING OR IN TRF
LOGS,
Apply to
E. 0: Kessel,
FOREMA.N, EXETER, ONT.
T
Begs to announce, to the
people ofExeter and surround-
• ing country that he has taken
the stock of Harness, Boots &
Shoes of Mr J. 'Treble, and
will continue business in the
same Staild.
In order to clear out this
STOOK OF
Boots & Shoes
•• WE OFFER, THEM
AT and BELOW COST
FORTHE NEXT 30 DAYS.
• Harness in all lipes either in stock
or Made to order.
Repairing promptly and carefully
attended to.
, CALL AND INSPECT OUR GOn'; ,
find what you are' looking for
S Cl*LEY SON
FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKERS.
Opera House Block.
ABS
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crsrsks,
Little Lh-,-7_,T
Must Bear t.Vignature of
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See Fac•amile Wrapper Beim.
I Vezy small and as euzy
to take as.segar.
F- • ' OR ROANE.
CARTEit'S
FOR DIZZINESS..
FOFI BILIOUSNE2SS.
1TTLE
IVER FOR TORPID LIVER.
PI U.S. FOR CONSTIPATION.
FOR SALLOW SKIN.
FOR THE COMPLEXION
•, cortrausminanstssrltAVICIATLIRE.
2rEgt, {Purely arc.
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414,72.
• J. Treble's. old tand. CURE. SICK
ea.,,afreor4.eizawAtENNEMemmoom
hat is
aaaalea. 'otaaase0aeseies,N
easterly, is for Infants •a,nd, Children. Castoria is
harmless substitute for Caster Oil, Paregorie, Drops
and Soothing Syrups. It •contains neither Opium*
litIorphine nor other ISTarcetie substance, I Is Pleasant.
Its guarantee is thirty Tears' use by Milieus of
illothers. eastoria destroys Worms and allays Feverish,.
ness. Ca.storia eures Plarrhcea and Wind Ogle. Castoria
relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and
Vlauleucy. Co,storio, assimilates tbe Food, regulates
the Stomach and Bowels ofInfants and Children, giving
healthy and natural sleep. Castoria is the Children's
Panacea—The Mother's Friend.
Cast4"Casaneor
eitorla ce leSrae for! "Casterla Waa adapted to etaitdrea
an
Oastoria.
ee
Mothers have repeatedly to:a Inc i that 7 revel:emend it as n -b7 11.-.1. any eta -
of AO pea effect ;Ten tbeir childrea." Y4;:ripligal;32::5-c to eta"
De.. O. C. Oaegeo, Zeeelfailfaer.1 attenae. M. D. Z4
THE FAO -SIMILE SIGNATURE OF
APPEARS ON EVERY WRAPPER.
TMC •mcr45R cQMPANY. TT MURRAY TltET. 0E44 nee
aaaifealattereeerfee sees e •
er Shoe for Bovs
v, Ciat znc,t fecot 'aa'nn'. the result
7 - Wenrina" i:1•Ca7a;SI bb0C5 ia yeetb„ when
etas:La-am
tae lame -74»f ttae feet axe thrangh
1:1e glevelcring etnge.
1
4 Povs who wear "Sinter Sens"
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; ;ever troaVeaiTh fvetilli5in afterlife.
Jaz.: nac.,:e is eareful:y ran father's, same
:edeal :material, same expert werktucu-
elaiip, seme pufecte$1 nnehincry.
"Littte (lents" " 5 to r2,1%;
Ye IOW 73 t 21;
fieye" 3 t ta;
Prices :sale ani Ss.nu, SU:Int-eel ou the
Goodyear ueItt:41 ..o• in a slate freme,
E. J. SPACKMAN, SOLE : t.WAL
SI:4E01AL LOT OF
Walter Scott, a resident of Blyth
for 20 years, died at the residence of
his sister, Mrs. Martha on Tuesday
night. The old gentleman bad hem
ailing for it long time.
The Old Reliable Remedy for
Diarrhea and Dysentery,
Grand 11112 Mrs. Thos. Sherlock, Am-
used El. prior, Ont., recently wrote;
"My little girl, three years c
age, was taken very bad with diarrhcea.
and we thought we were going to lo -e Ler.
when I remembered that my grendmether
always used Dr. Fowler's Extacf rad
Strawberry, and often said thatitsaved her
life. I got a bottle and gave it to my child,
and after the third dose elle began 10 get
better and slept well that eight. She int -
proved right along and was soon cam.
pletely cured."
SALT FIE
A Severe case Permanently
Cured by
"I had Salt Rheum in my face and hands
for three years and could not get anything
to cure me till bused Burdock Blood Bitters,
"On taping the first bottle 'there was a
great change for the better and by the
time the second bottle eves finished I was
completely.cured and have bad no returo
of the disease since.
"1 have great faa th in B.B.B. as a etre
for blood and skin diseases. r". Miss Maud
Bruce, Shelburne, N.S.
• , :14":f
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st Nice.
FOR THE NEXT L' DAYS. •
A good Assort meat
ALSO HEAVY PANTINtiS
AT COSI'.
We want to clear these lines at once.
W,
'rise re:01ov
A Dressmakers Ditties
MalMslftlan0.0111
Ara Such as to Cause Backache
....toessmuzse.
A Toronto Dressmaker has Found a
Positive Cure and. Gladly Tells
About it.
Those wile follow
"— the ar,...'uous Deena
pa tion of dress.
o4, ertaking or sewing
a.N.' have i aanblas of
s
their o .
nin'tIvinngsewin
g
rro
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y
4 teot requires
a 1" '
many tb W01112.31
arc the thirigs
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that have made
1
-ao
exclaim, "every
time I take a scach
with niy nereile it
seems as though 1 am piercing ray own
b c Bali" those who suffer from brickaohe,
headache, pain in the aide or any derange-
ment of the kidneys will be glad to know
that there is a remedy that never fails even
' in the worst oases.
It is Doan's Kidney Pills.
Mrs, P. Coyler, the well-known dress-
maker, 224 Bathurst St., Toronto, Onn,
gave the following statement of her seven.
once with it
"For some time I suffered a good deal
from Week back, a tired feeling, and paine
and aches in various parte of my body.
Since I have used Doan's Kidney Pills the
pains have left me, my back has gob stronger
and thekidney troubles have been corrected.
"Thattired, dull, drowsy feeling that nstedi
to come on me has now gone, and I am happy
to say 'have not felt so well in years as at
present."
Doan's kidney Pills euro backache, lame
or weak back, Bright'a disease, clisheto,
•dropsy, mist before the eyes: Iasi Of memory,
theuntatiam, gravel and urinary troubles of
young or old. The. Doan Kidaey Pill Ca.,
Toronto, On.
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