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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1900-10-11, Page 56.10112•4. THE EXETER TlIVIEB MONEY TO LOAN. We have unlinaited privete feeds or ervest- Peet 11Pon, tare% or Village, ProPeete- at lOWeet 4t,ea of interest, DICIT.,SON$c CARLING eeEreter. -- F w. GLADMAN (Successor to Elliott & Gladraan) Barrister? SolicitorJ llotary FORD , Conveyancer, Etc. Money to loan on Farm and village soroperties at Lowest rates nt interest. ormoE MAIN STREET EXPTER Ty EINSKAN, L. D. S. AND , "2.J444.- DR,. A.R. KINSMAN, L. , ....., D. S. D. D. SeXoeor Graduate ' - - of Toronto University, Dentist. .at, i e e_ 'Teeth extracted without pain or bad after effects. Office In Fan. on block, West side of Main 8.treet, Exeter DR. ANDERSON. (D. 0. 8- L- D. SO DENTIST. ____... Honer :Graduate a the Toronto University. gad Royal College of Dental Surgeons ot Ontario. All bridge work, Crowns, exci elate work donein the neatest possible manner, A lharmless antesthetio for painless extraetion. Teeserietest attention given to the preservabo on a the natural teeth. Mee opposite Cote tral Blotel.ceter, Ontario. CUT THIS OUT and send vs 'whit ffeente In sliver. and you will get by return mail a GOLDIeN 13IX, or tiOODS that will bring you in bionullIoNnY, In one mouth, time anything else in Ameriee, A, w, XINNNY,, E, T„ Saletn-lannontli,N.S Five Packs of Cards Freer One vaok, %ley I, O. U. Home: One_paele elescort, (inc pack Elirtatio»: (inc pack 'lloldoo i,o.light,*One pack 'Otr b'ofaJuat voids Two.' Samples ot ile mime Melee with book tun ot no - elms. Seim rie, silver for postage. A, W. NINNNY, E. T., Salem-Yanneut h. N. 8 - - rIORTGAGE SALE OF FARX PROMO -WO IN TM' TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN, Vieler and he virtue of the powers contain- ed in a certain mortgage. Athlete -will be produe- 04 at the time of the salethere will be offered eler eale by Pahlie Auction, 0. SATURDAY, THE THIRD DAYOF NOVEMBER, IDOO At the hour of TWO O'CLOCE: P. AL. at Brenner'ellotel, Grand Bend. Ont., by John *ill, auctioneer, the Monier, valuable pro. Terty, namely: - let number six in the Lake Road West con- Veeeion,Townselp of 8 tepben.Comity of Huron, vontoining thirty -flee agree of lend mere or less. This is a desirable property, only one mile from trend Rend, TEnete ev $ata, -.20-, of the pureimee xrioueY to be paid down at the time of the sale, bale anee to bo paid within 30days, or arraugem en te Sur payment of balance may be made to snit purchaser, For further particulars and conditions of sale Annie to .1. 0.STANBURY, Exeter, Ont, Vendor's Solicitor. Diietzt1etei, the 2nd day at October, IMO Mi XISTRATOR'S SALE OE VILLAGE PROPERTY III MOUNT CARMEL A Good Opening for a Black- smIth. trite eudereiguedlevIll otter for Sale by public auction on the promises. at Mount Carmel on Saturday, October., 1c1.2, tittle o'clock in tbe afternoon the follewing valuableproperty, part of loz 2.i. in S. B., 8tephereleuren County, conteining 9/16th of an acre marc or les -g, upon wiech there lella dwell - log house, stable and blacksmith shop. Terms cash.Innnediato possession given. For ter- therparticulare e,pply to J, te, Quarry., Esq., Mount Carmel, Administrator, 11. H. Dignan, Esq.,I3rrter. London. or to KENNETH GOODMAN, Solicitor for Administrator. Parkhill, Sept, 19111,1900. (3-0 - - - _ ---- NOTICE TO CREDITORS. in the matter of the estate of Michael Neville, late of the township of Stephen, in the County of Ifuroxi, blacksmith, deceased. Notice is hereby giyen pursuant to In $. 0., 1897, cap 129, see 3S and amending- ads, that all persons having claims against the estate of toe said Michael Neville, who died on or about the lith day of Sept. A.D.,1899, are required to send by post prepaid or to deliver to the Is.chninistra- tar, John Gregory Quarry at Mount Carmel in am County ot Huron, on or before the 201h day i of Ozt, 1900, their names, addresses and dee. eriptimis arida full statement of particulars of their claims and the nature of the security Of any bald by them, duly certified, and that efter the said day the administrator will pro - seed to distribute the assets of the deceased emongthes'parties entitled thereto, having re- gard only to the claims of which he shall then !MVO notice. Dated at Parkhill, this 19th day of September, A. D., 1900. EENNETH GOODMAN, solicitor for fhe Administrator. (4-1) , ESTRAY. Ayearling steer. dark roan color. Strayed !rem lot 6, eon. le,Stephen. about 10th May. Information as te its whereabouts will be re- warded by ItOBT, FLYNN, , . Luaan P. O. SALE REGISTER. - ee. notice in this column is worth , Lha price of bills. Inserted free until o lay of sale, if bills are printed at Items 01710E. 1 TUESDAY, OCT. 1.6711.-Fa.rui stock, 4 rmplements'eth., the property of Thos. 4 Wilson, lot 3, coil. 4, Stephen. Salo at L 0' el 0 CIE. JAS. STANLEY, AMC.. 1 SATURDAY, OCT. 20TH,-- Valuable !arm, the property, of the late S1 m. ] o o'clock on the premises._ -H. ; ifliners, lot 6, eon. 7, Usborne. Sale at 1 OW, Auct t trEepAr, OcT. 16rn.-Farai stock . end implements, the property of P. 1 McDougall, lot. 31 con. 4, Usborne. 1 Sale at one o'clock p. m. TiloS. - CABiLmoN, A net. 1 MobeDAY, Oor. 2n. --Mortgage sale g 3f RaM estate, in Kirkton. F. W. i 3 -lath -nen, barrister, John Gill, auctio- i leer. "FRIDAY, OCT. 10.- Farm stock the i property of Thos. Clarke, lot 14, con. l , LI, Usborne. Sale at one o -clock. H. ( 3rown, allele _ I WEDNESDAY., OCT. 17.- Fare, stock i old implemeets, the property of Robt. i Keys, lot 13, con. 15, Stephen. Sale at me o'clock. W. Holt, !wet. 1 TUESDAY, OCT. 23. -Brick store ;end Jc • tottage, at Farquhar, the property of I he late Jennet Gardiner. Sale at two 1 'clock. T. Cameron, auct., F. W. t ;i1a,dman, hamster. Exeter. i SATURDAY. OcT, 27 -Administrator's 1c gale of Fanson's block and two storey 3 nrick cottage, together with house- e :old furniture, in Exeter, the property A the !Ate Mary A. Fanson. Sale at a nie o'clock p. m. sheep. Raymcnid r _ . _ ... _ _ 11 Anson, unn 8 ra or. Aiirt. THE KIRKTON FAIR. The Blansharcl Agriculturel Society's Fall Fair, at Itirkton, this year was the most successful the history of the society, the gate receipts amount- ing to considerably over 8800, the highest receipts of any previous year being 8250. The dates were Oct 4th and 5th, two of the finest days of the year. The exhibits both indoor and out were of first Quality. the Dumber of entries being far in excess of prey - i011$ years. ln every class competition was keen, many iaew exhibitors being among the corttestauts, Roots were superb, stock unexcelled by any fair this year, while in ladies' work as will be noticed, the prizes are well dis- tributed. Another pleasing feet ure Wee the absence ot fakirs, the booth tneu and merrv-go-rouncl furnishing all the diversion oecessary. We have beer, requested by tbe secretary to state that he will be at Kirkton on the first Saturday in November to pay prize nooriere Following is the prize lisi.- HORSES. RSAVV DRAORTA-Sireed mare, Geo Rutherford, Jos Doupe ; one -year-old, Jos Doupe ; foal, Geo Retherford. Jos Doupe. CANADIAN 11PATT DRAUGHT, ---- Htood mare, jao Arbogast ; two -year - R Radcliffe, Ben Wilson ; one- year -old, G Maloney, Josiah Creamy ; foal, jno Arbogast, let, awl «tul. AGUICOLTURAr..-- Span, jitel Moore, Thos Colenhoun 3 brood mare, jot: Arbogast, Wm Brock, Tilos Cap: bona ; twoyearold, Jas Rundle, 1) Qiiince, Jos Rino ; ono -year-old, jno Arbogast G Maloney, Robert Berry ; foal, R G Radcliffe, C* Maloney, CiENTRAL PintPOS13, - Span, Jos Rinn, G Bentley & Son ; brood mare. It W M Brethour ; two-year- old, Rich Birteht Jno Setherland; one- year -old, Rich Birtch, HYde, Jas Allen ; foal, Gilford Copeland, NV Mitchell, Geo Rutherford, RoADsTgEs.-Span. Jae WilliareS breed mare, Geo Runt, 0 41) Baird ; two-year-old, \V to. Hanson, Gil Cope- land . one -year-old, Robt Rae, Robt Ber•ry ; foal, W Walkorn, Geo Hunt; single roadster, Alex Jamieson, Gil Copeland. Cis.anuon.-Span, Jno Roadhouse ; brood mare. WM lionson,Jas Routley; two year old, A. Sainieson, Frank Pridhom ; one-year-old.S Doupe ; foal, Geo liawke.y, R N Spence; single horse, J E Colquhoun, nos Elliott 8 special prizes for colts, given by Riad Bros, R N Spence, jos Rhin, Geo Hunt. Spnuocco TUACIC.-Varraere Trot Wm Irvine's "Baby" ; Thos Skinner's "Nettie S." The same horses won the open trot. BIM= RAM, - Win Elliott, J Kirk, J Erb. CA.TTLE„ BtTm...s..-Aged Durharo G Bentley & Son ,• year Old Durliam,'J Urquhart Bentley & Son. Tnonotnerningn Dureirams.-Mileh caw, Wm Oliyer, G Bentley & Son 2nd and 3rd ; two-year-old heifer, Jas Moore ist and 2nd ; one -year-old heifer. G Bentley & on, Jas Moore ; bull calf, Jno Pridhatn, Win McCul- lough ; heifer calf, Wm Hanson, 1Vin McCullough. SSRSEY.-Mileb cow, Robt Fletcher; eifer celf, ,T McCurdy, Robb Berry. AYRSITIRE. con% Mrs. A Robinson, heifer calf, jos Hazelwood. GRADP. CATTLE.- Milell COW, Alf awkey, Jos Moore ; two-year-old eller. Alf Hawkey, Jas Hazelwood ; )fle-year-old heifer, Jno Sutherland, as Hazelwood ,• heifer calf, Jos Hazel - rood ; steer calf, Jno Sutherland, Jos azelwood ; two-year-old steer, Sim utherlaed let and 2nd; one -year -Old teer. Su° Sutherland lst and 2nd ; fat ow,Wm Hanson ; fat ox, Jas KNOW HAT WEAKENED NERVES PRO - I DUCE DISEASE AND P SUFFERING? • wood, SHEEP. LBICESTEn.-Thos Ourrelley & Son 1st ancl2nd fcr aged ram, yearling ram 001 ram !arab ; breeding ewes, T Cur- relley & Sen, Geo Peehale ; shea,rling ewes, Geo Penhale, T CurrelleY & Son; eve. lambs, T Qurrelley & Son, Geo '.e1-411113Nacic'ers..N s --Aged ram, Win Oliver Louis Goodwin ; rain °lie year, Wm Oliver, Louis GQQ4Win, ram lamb, Wm Oliver, Louis Goodwin ewes, Wm Oliver., Louis G-oodwin ; shearlitig ewes, Louts Goodwin ; ewe lambs Wm Oliver, Louis Goodwin. Qualm -Ewes, Geo Penhale, Wm Oliver ; shearliug ewes, Geo Penhale ; ewe Iambs, Geo Peniaale, G Bentley 8s Sou ; fat sheep, Win Oliver, Louis Goodwin, PIGS. Yonie.skunms. - Aged boar, Rich Birtch ; breeding sow, Rich Birteb. ; boar pig, one year, Louis Goodwin, Rich Birtela ; sow nig, one year, Rich Birtch, Louis Goodwin. Oussrso Wrurs.-Aged boar,David Hazelwood. BERI<SHIRES.-Aged boar,. Jno) Dun- bar, Louis Goodwin; breeding sow, Jno Dunbar ; also 1st and 2nd for yearling boar and yearling sOW. TADIWORTH.-Aged boar, D Douglas; breeding $0W• D Donglas, L Goodwin ; boar pig ane year, D Douglas lst and 2nd ; SOW pig one year, D Douglas L Goodwin. POULTRY. Laugshans. 0 & D Baird, Silas Shier; wyamInt feR Yea Senior, Robt Doupe ; taiw-ie • D Baird, Silas Shier ; eochtub, & D Sawyer & Ran- kin ; plymouth roelto, white, Sawyer & Rankin, 0 & D Baird ; plymouth rooks, barred, Sawyer & Rankin, 0 & D Baird ; white crested black polands, Sawyer & Rankin 151 and 2nd ; dark brahants, 0 & D Baird l'st and 2nd .• light braharos, Jos Senior, 0 & D Baird ; black spauisle 0 Ai Baird ; boinians, Jos Seuior lst and 2nd ; dorkine, 0 4 D Beird, Sawyer & Ran- kin ; leghorns, Sawyer Rankin, 0 8.; D Baird, ; game, Sawyer eis Rankin lst and 2ad ; polands, Jos Senior Saw - yet' & Rankin ; turkeys, G Beulley & Son, 8arial Doupe; geese, Sain'l Donne* Milton Watson ; ducks, Jim Theron - son, Geo Rutherford, The Forum for October :-The Hon. John Charlton presents an article on "Imperial and Colonial Preferential Trade" that furnishes food for thought, In concluding hispaper, be says, "A's the faetbecomes known that while we buy $48,000,000 of manufactored goods from the United States, we are only pezmitted to sell $0,000,000 of our farm products in return. WS query is naturally suggested : If the Ameri- can tariff continues to bar out farm products front the markets of that country in exchange for the goods we bny, why not mit our duties up to the American standard of fifty per cent., and commence leeding the operatives that produce the goods by secuOng the production of the Tatter in our own country ? Upon the action of the United States will probably rest, in the near future', the form of answer to this IzirmniunxTs.-Long plow, O'Brien Bros 1 and 2 ; open buggy, Wna Babb ; single top buggy, D AlcLiirty, Wm Babb ; portland cutter, D McLarty ; farm wagon, Wm Brown, O'Brien Bros ; iron harrows, Thos Roadhouse, O'Brien Bros; gang plow, O'Brien Bros 1 and 2; scuiller, O'Brien Bros ; wooden pump, O'Brien Bros. GRAIN AND SEEDS, - Fall wheat evhite, D Brethour, AI' Brothour ; fall wheat red, M Brainier, D Brethour ; spring wheat red, D Brethour, M. Brethour ; six rowed barley, 11 Breth- our ; large oats, Al Brethour, D Breth- our ; common oats white, M Brethour, D Brethour ; large peas, Al Brethour ; small peas, M Brethour, D l3rethour ; timothy seed, D Brethoins,31Brethour; white beans, Win Wiseman, 3 -no Rob - 11001) ; corn, Robt Copeland, FR Ham- VEGkETABLES.- Rural New Yorker potatoes Wm Wiseman, WinlBrown; pearl of savoy, Tno Sutherland, Adam Shier ; beauty of Hebron, F Hamilton; white elephant, Jno Pridharn ; rose aine's Celery Compound he only true Nerve Medicine and Nerve Food T BUILDS TJP AND KEEPS IN otatoes, Jno Selves, Jas Hazelwood; any other variety, R Haniilton. S Doupe; collection potates, Wm Wise- man, F R Hamilton ; swedish turnips, Jas Hazelwood. Walter Gowan.; field carrots, Arthur Doupe,Lizzie Melville; garden carrots, Wm Hazelwood, Al- bert Shier; mangel wurzel, long red, Tits Beatty, Jas Moore ; mangel wurzel globe, Jim Urquhart, Jno Pridhara ; onions, Jno Pridbain, Wm Wiseman; blood beets. long, Jos Brooks, Shier & Marshall ; turnip beets, Walter 1-Iazel- wood, D Hazelwood; cabbage white, Robt Robinson, M Brethour; cabbage red, D Hazelwooil, Wm Hazelwood; cauliflowers, Bobt Robinson, Jos Brooks ; tomatoes, M Br( tbour; celery Joo Urquhart, Jno Selves; citron long, J Sutherland, W Ifazelwood ; citron round. F R Hamilton, Pletcher Swiet- zer ; Pumpkin, Robt Copeland, Wm Brown ; watermelon, AI Brethour, Mary McCallum ; muskmelon, Jas Hezel wood, Tiros Roadhouse ; parsnips W H Paisey Shier & Marshall; squash, Virin Hazelwood, Jennie Robinson. FetueT.-Orange pi ppen ,Rich Birtch; yorthern spy, F witeer; fellaw water, no Prid ham ; ben davis, Rich 13irtch; t.t1 man sweets. Rich Birtch ; balclwins, Jim Priamen ; snow, F R Hamilton ; R I greenings, F Switzer ; king of tonipkins, F Switzer ; alexanders, Wm HartSell ; 20 oz pippins, Switzer ; ribson pippins, 'Wm Wiseman ; gulden russets, Switzer ; colverts, Efam- il ton ; sl,veet pear, Al Bream -tit' ; collec- tion, of apples, F Switzer., F R Hamil- ton ; crab apples, W Carr, Adam hier ; plume„Ino Robinson; fall pears, fary McCallum, F R Hainilton ; win - i pears, F R Hamilton, Thos Road - )use ; open air grapes, white, Jno obinson ; open air grapes, blue, M rethour, Jno Robinson ; tomatoes, D azelwood, M Brethour. DAIRY Poop croE.-Buteer, 50 lbs, ate Doupe, /no Dnnbar; five pounds, larrHern, Jno Dunbar. MiscELLAsEous.-31aple sugar,Kate oupe, M. Brethour; maple syrup, ennie Robinson, Mrs. D Kenap; home a de. bread, Silas Shier. Robt Fletch- r• all -wool hlankets, Miss Nott Elia h'eigli ton; 1113i013 blankets, E. Creigh- oe, Mrs, Gesell am; Canadian tweed, Valkont & Chappel, Shier & Marshall; oney in sections, G Bentley Se Son; xtracted bogey, G Bentley & Son, F. rvitzer; canned peaches, E. Creigh- on, Jno Robinson; plums, D. Brethour Creighton; pears, E. Creighton, F. witzer; cherries, Al Brethour, Ella PERFECT CONDITION THE GREAT NERVOUS SYSTEM. ----- When the marvellous complexity, elicacy aucl power of the mysterious nerve system is fully realized, we are ot surprised at the sweeping assertion f Dr. Lateness, Professor of clinical Medicine in Hahneinann Medical Col- ege, Chicago, that "all diseases are Inc to lesions of the nervous system," r, in other words, disease results flout wen.ii.ened or disturbed nervous sys- ern, It was the life work of that great (hysiciau Dr. Phelpe to give suffering len and women a medicine that would et, directly on the. nervous system. Dr. Phelps succeeded nobly and well. e placed Paine's Ce.lery Compound efore some of the ablest physicians hat ever •assembled in Dartmouth edical C011ege. It met with their lull approval, and they at once p10- ti it in their practice, and found t a life saver.when other means fail - d. A To -day, tens of thousands sound the t raises of Paine's Celery Compound. h n every city, town and village of this R ontinent, -people are found who owe 13 ,heir life and good health to Paine's 11 elery Compound,nature's nerve med- eine and nerve food. K Tf you are sleepless, irritable, deS- A on den t, rnorose,or have flushes,ch ills, oldness of hencle or fee t,deficien t tone D n stomach and intestines, bear in j ind your nervous systein needs at. m ention an 1 repairing. No other med- e clue but Paine's Celery Compound an do the work .for you, and make t ou whet you should be, vigorous, trong and happy. Delays are dangeroue. The e ches and pains of toelay may to naor- 8 ow develop into agonies and miseries. t In (inc o e o er til compound E will work a mighty and happy change. 8 "NecessityKnows No Law." But a law of Nature bows to. the necessity of keeping the blood pure SO that thC entire system shall be strong, healthy and vigorous. To take Hood's Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier, is therefore a law of ,health and it le a necessity in nearly every Imuseheld, it never disappoints, trysInelaa-"Itad a severe attack of arYalPelaa, Buffet -Mg from dizziness and nervousness so that icould not rest atnight. Tried Hood's Sareaparilla with good reettits, and nOW recommend it to °there." M. Osetzeree$, Toronto, Out. Tired Feeilng-"Wes all run down and heed no appetite. Was tired all the thee. Hood's earsaparilla was suggested, and a trial benefited zne so much that now Would not be without the medicine," Mee. G. D. DOAN-Err, Central Nortme N. Xi. amaka4 Of.t-400- 1.10991.a 11 care liver SIs t5enon.lnitagaggn4 oar' eathettie to 'bike late tweet serraranite - -- Creighton; gooseberries. ill Brethour, Adam Shier; strawberries,.E. Creigh- • ton, 3113rethour; raspberries, D. Bre- Creighton; tomatoes, .Adant Shier, Wm Hazelwood; jelly, Mrs, A. Robinson, 3120. Sutherland; col, pickles 'Mary McCallum, Mrs, D. gemp; pboto Jos. Senior; col, photos, Jos. Senior; pencil drawing, Jacob Taylor, WM. Brown: portrait, on canvas, (prof) Miss A/ V White, Miss Alcocki. portrait on eettrati (.9.1111t) Al V Wbite ; portrait (crayon) AI V "White, Miss Alcock; landseape (crayon) 31 V White, Robt, Robinson; painting on glass. Al V White. F Switzer; col, etuffed birds, • Browe, LADIES' Wornr.-Crochet counter- pane. Maggie Creightou. Jennie Rob - mon; knitted counterpoue. Maggie ,301111e$011, airs. ICerup, (extra, Maggie Creighton); patelawork qnilt, Wrn Hyde, David Hazelwood; qiiilted quilt. , Win „Ilvile, Miss Nott; crazy patch.' work, 'Miss Nott, Jennie Robinson ; hand -made gloves, Maggie Creighton. Miss Nott ; band -made stockings* M. Jamieson, 31 Creighton; hand -made . eocke, M Jamieson, M Creighton; ladies underclothing, 31 Creighton, M. V. Wilite; applique e ork, M. Brethour, Miss Nott; err:wow work, Miss Nott, AT V. White ; Roman nude, 31 Crel I ten, AT Brethour; Venetian arab., 31. Jamieson, M. Creighton; emb. slippers Mary McCallum. Miss Nott; knitted slippers, AI Creightme Jennie Robin- son; sofa. pillow, Al M Bre- thour, (extra Miss Note.; home-made coverlet, Miss Met, AI Jamieson ; drees. Ella Creighton; Berlin wool work, E. Switzer, Emma Towl; rag matt Miss Nott, Robt, Robinson ; home made carpet, Aliss Nett. ,Tennie Robinson; tea cosy, M Creighton, M Brethour; bead work, Al Creighton, E Creighton ; drawn work, Win Hyde, Mrs. J D Graham,. piano scarf, Mrs. Graham, 31 Creighton; pillow shams, M Jamieson, Miss Nott ; knitted lace, Wm. Hyde, 31 Creighton; Gentleman's tie case, Lizzie Melville, D Brethour ; woollen shawl, in V White, Ida Mel- ville; afghans, Miss Nott, E Creighton; most nseful col. ladies' work, M Creigh ton, Alary McCallum ; novelties, Mrs. Graham, Lizzie Milville; dinner mats, E Creighton, MaryMcCallum; table centre piece, M Jamieson. AI Creigh- ton; tray cloth, 51 Jamieson, 31 Creigll ton; table doylies, M Creighton el Jamieson, (extra Mrs 0 raha m ); netling Al Creighton; button holes, Mrs Gra- ham, M jainieson ; dresden work, Airs Graham, AI Creighton ; painting on any material, Miss White, E Creigh- ton; salt work, Lizzie Melville, Ida Melyille; machine sewing, M Jamieson; hand sewing, Wm Hyde, E Creighton; darning on stockings, E Creighton, Mrs Graham; crochet work in cotton, AI Creighton, Mary McCallum, (extra - Children Cry for CASTORIA. $Eitherland Ames Co. LTD. ARE PREPARED TO PURCHASF EUM -AND- OTHER TIM ER, EITHER STANDING OR IN THE LOGS, Apply to E. C. Kessely FOREMAN, EXETER, ONT, ET Begs to announce to the people ofExeter and surround- ing country that he has taken the stock of Harness, Boots & Shoes of Mr 3. freble, and will continue business in the ,s4ine stand., In order to clear out this STOCK OF Boots Sz Shoes WE OFFER THEM AT and BELOW COST FORTfIE NEXT 30 DAYS. Harness in all lines either in stock or made to eeder. Repairing promptly and carefully attended to. CALL AND INSPECT OUR GOOD' R. H. SVVEET 3. Treble's old stand. IVIARKETS. Exeter. OCTOBEFt 3e4,, 1.90. Wheat per bushes ne„ .„ xse me ..61 Oats .......... - ....... Barley.-- -- . ..-30 to eil P...... de Butter-. .t- ...,“ -17 to 17 Eggs . le t,o 1e Thriteye ,.. - . • - ' ..,... 6 to 10 Gee,se ti ,Chickene per le ...... ... ....... 6 to noucks.,... .... 710 to $ to 1.2S Dried Ximieti... Pork 4ressed-- LONDON 4.1A1tEXTS. London. OCTOBER ard, 3900. 'lent)per hueliel,„ -.OS Ito Peas,.. Buckwheat Corn • • ..• • • •,•• •••• Beans -- • Butter Eggs...-. Ducke e. Turkeys per it._ . „ Geese perita.,... Chickens ...- PotatoCi'Pei. bag 3a3;" per ton Pork 'per cwt.- -50 to 7a aeb to $1.60 to To TOR Dr'ie v. -A rich lady cured of her Deafness and Noises in the Head by Dr. Nicholsons.A.rtal Ear Drums hos scut 41,000 to his Institute, so that deaf people unable to procure the Ear Drums may have tbent free. A.p! KT to Dept. A. 8, V, the Institute. ''SU Eighth Avenue, New York,LI. S. A., 1maii); eroclict work in weol, , reighton ; jewel vine, D Brethour; toilet mato. Ida lifary McCallum, (extra Wm Wiseman); paper flowers* Lizzie Melville, Ida !Melville; batten - berg lace, extra, Mary Hero. FLowgroe-Vol. houseplanto, D Haz- elwood; geranintriS, Runt. Rehinsen fuchsias, Robt. Fleteher,D Hazelwood; rare plauto, Hazelwood, Robert Robinson. .Trnov.s. Ileary horses, Jos. Norris, Geo Billott_,•_ light. horses. Wm. Stevens, St, Marie, Simon Cananheili Usborne ; cattle, James Monsou, Jno Wood ; sheep, H. A. Switzer ; bogs, 'Tao Crquharr, Usborne, W. 11. Gra- ham, St, Marys ; poultry, Win Brown, Kirkton ; implements, R. Robinson, Winebelsea ; Jas. Stewart, Woodham; grain, seeds awl vegetables. James ldallantyne. 1,Tsborne, Mr. Eckling, Woodbani ; ladies work, and flowers, Mrs. Chappel, Kirkton, Mr.. J. Cope- land, Woodham. urniture Y, Another large env just unloaded at R. N. Rowe'e. We were fortunate in securing this large car load before another advance 41 price, so it will be to your interest to buy from uswliere you can get first- class goods at REASONABLE PRICES. .1 Undertaking Undertaking up-to-date,in all orancbe at the old store where everybody is made weleanie, whether you buy or not. owe's 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 NICE...0- We have it, you want it. Tak.e a look at our full line of FURNITURE and you will find what you are looking for S CADILEY SON FURNITURE A.xn UNDERTAKERS. Opera House Block. • CORI Z.2 Little Li • 41%4 Meet Scizie Gliznaturo of $ea Fee -Simile Wereseer Beteve vezy emelt and as easy to take as sager. FOR HEADACHE. FOR DIZZINESS. FOR 111.1011SHESS. FOR TORPID LIVER. FOWCONSTIPATION. FOR SALLOW SKIN. FOR THE COMPLEXION eiNaq UMW *lug? tormmt. Plir017 Vegeta/ed. evee-4 CARTEKS ITTLE i V ER PI LLS. CURE,SIGIC HEAteeelHE. 1 What is Oastoria. Is for Infants and Clularen. easter* is a. harnaless substitute for (;astorQU, Paregorle$,Preps and. Soothing- Syrups, It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Xarcetic substance, It is Pleasant. Its guarantee thirty yeas' use by Ar.illionS or Ntothers. Casteria destroys WorMs awl allays Feverish, ness. eastoria cures Diarthoza, and Wind Colic. eastoria relieves Teething; Troubles, cures Constipation 411(1 Flatulency. Castorkt assimilates the Vozul, regulates the Stomach and Bowels of Trfants and Children, giving - healthy and natural sleep. casterla is the Childrcu's Panacea 'ate Nother's Fxierul, storia. Castoria, qe eeeeilent iae8hmne for "Cahtorle. Is 671 SVC11 4g1i3Sql, ehilaren - . •e" have repeatedly told late Viet teeteerneed it es euperier to nue' Pm' epee their eleikleee." tie:teem= 29z:re:* G. C. 0.0QPI),. 14;Cell.41(443. U. a. Ascuza, .V,I,B5,(4"(B.,a-. 1' TH. FAG -SIMILE SIGNATURE OF A A .., ON EVERY WRAPPER TrliC CctirrAva eetereer, es meease mom 15cT, NEW YQ A SLATE FOR A "SLATE "Slater Sheee" have their me fleation, distinguishing them from, tlt hQ1e nameless shoes. A slate frame with the name and price in it lo branded on every sole by the makers, Look on the sole for the slate, as without It's no "Stater." Shapes that fit the foot and meet fashion's requirements-. Only leathers most reliable and colors most suitable. Every pair Goodyear welted. ti',17r7615VVZ,M) SPA CICAIAN, SO SPRAINED ARM, Mary Os lngton, .itrepar, Ont., writes : eery mother bad a L atily sprained arm. Nothing we used did hernia- gaud, Then father got ling - Yard's Yellow 1131. and iteuted mother's ann in a few days. Price 25e. STRONG AND VIGOROUS. Every Organ of the Body Toned ! up and Invigorated by Mr. F. W. Meyers, King St. E., Berlin, Ont., says: "1 suffered for five veers with palpitation, shortness of breath, sleeplessness mid pain in the bet one box of Milbern's Meat awl Nt.rre Pills completely removed all these dis- tressing symptoms. I have not suffered since taking them, and now sleep well mid feel strong and vigorous." Milburn s Heart meerNerve Pills mire all diseases arising from weak heart, worn out verve tissues, or watery blood. It Hurt To Eat. The pain, nausea and ds - tress that Dyspeptics suffer after every meal can all be permanently removed by Bur- dock Blood Bitters: It tones up and restores the stomach to normal condition so that it digests food without causino..discomfort Here's proof positive : Miss Maggie Splude, Dalhousie, N.11., wrote the following: " I have been a sufferer from Liver Complaintand D,ys- pepsin, for the past two years and felt very miserable. I could not take eutieli food as it luirt me to c. Me- friends said,' Wh-y don't you try 13.13,I8.' I did so, tieing two bottles, which made seeh a complete cure that 1 ean now eat any- thing I like without it eseasing nit dieeom- fort." ..00AL AGENT. S.PECIAL LOT 'OF 'E t Go FOR THE NEXT 15 I :AI'S, A good Assort airmi ALSO HEAVY PANT1NGS AT COST, We want to clear these lines at, once. W JOHNS, Milor Painters' Kane s, The 'worst thing a painter has to con- - • tend with is the ter- .; pentince , The Iced, of course, ' is had tee. /-:-C.,_'"--•,.e... 1j I:;...t. t* 0. ternentine --e• m' ' ' '", - Pee ss'ee in- ,---; o. i 1le1er-"3 Z"..:".•1 weakens , tie - 1, re 7.:es the dan- - e• • - • I '''• -tele some one. When a peenter's i -"ketches, its 1 timo for him to begin treating t.r.e kitincys. DOA"F‘TC K.1.' )' T-5 Y "P" ‘1 6j. PII,LS wfll fix them up -takeout the infis.mmation and congestion, give ease to the aching back. Mr. J. Evarison, the well-known painter and decorator, so Oxford St., Toronto, Ont., said: About eight 'weeks ago I was taken with an excruciating pain in my back over the kidneys. It was so bad that my wife had to apply hot cloths till the doctor came and gave me morphine. He said the trouble was due to a stone passieg from the kidney to the bladder. My water was loaded with a brick dust deposit and scalded on passing-. While in this condition heard ofDoan Kicheey Pills and started taking them. /t was not long before I got relief from 'tale and have been improving in health ever since. My urine is now clear and does, not smart me, and I feel better than in years. IRV-LIack VER PILLS not eaelly and naturally 021btlhe syatolU clearing away all bile and effete tniteeriel. CionstApation, biliousness, dyspepsia, sielt headacite, Iteattburn, waterbrash. --all appear when they are used, Pelee 240.