Exeter Times, 1901-11-14, Page 51
"A good cause
makes a strong
The Make-rs know-
ing first that every
pair is worth
a fixed through
their price on the sole
$3,50, -$540, -in
"The Slater Shoe"
"Ooodvar WSW":
E. 3. SPACKMAN. Sole Local Agen
Offifi HAS BEEN lOgilifD
The Ellusive 130er Leader Collect-
ing His Followers -
land Eli °ben Pets Weeltie Iteeett Tneidents
*Ur AtentienaUs Witoraahoitt*.au
1%74 Aritlikla Vorce Moving to Via -
nem 70bent in Northwestern Orange
Meer Colopy-Beer caseettles for tee
Wools Over Three 171encirest.
Loodon, Nov. 13. -Lord Kitchener,
despateh from Pretoria, dated
Mildest', Nov. 11th, presents his
Peekly report, And, incidentally, lo..
oaten Gen. Dewin the northwest-
ern part of the Orange River Col-
ony. Ile $ays the Doers have ta--
cently been collecting under his
leadership, and that the British are
now moving to disperse them.
Lord Kitthener givea the Doer
casualties since Nov. 4th as 03 kill-
ed,LQ wounded, 101 captured and
45 surrendered.
lagers in /theist to Ire ahot.
Lennon. Nov. 13.--Afr. Member -
lab's severer measures are being
adonted in South Africa. Tile Daily
Mail correspondent a Cradock, Cape
Colony, reports that Lord Kitchener
ban issued orders that captured Boers
clad in 13ritish uniforms tire to be
shot. This explains Colonel Gore
doge's summary action, which was
reported ems; (lease ago end sherply
criticized in some quarters.
lloor Offers.
Amstertimal, Nov. 1,3. -After vari-
ous conferences at Ililversuin, where
fawner President Kruger is stopping,
the peace terns which. the Doers are
srilling to accept beve been outlined
as followe:
Virat: Amnesty for all rebels.
Second: The restoration of prison-
ers and the withdra.wal of troops.
'I'hird: Compensation for burned
farms.
Fourth: A convention providing an-
tolonly for the Boer republics, which
sball be guaranteed by France and
Huesies
Fifth: The cessiou to England of
Ito Witwatersrand gold gelds in lieu
of Boer indemnity.
It is stated that Dr, Leyds, the
Doer European agent, will embody
the terns in a formal document for
circulation among the powers.
Doers Claim a Saccess.
London, Nov. 13. -Dr. Leyds'
*lends, says the Berlin correspon-
dent of The 'Times, assert that a
British laager containing remounts
for the cavalry now on the way from
Ertgland, was captured by the Boers
einem- Cape Town." Tho circum-
istance that this success of the
burghers; is not known. in London,
according to these informants, is duo
to the fact that it is not the cus-
tom of the British to mention the
lose of war material unattended by
loss of life. '
Lords Will I? ail.
London, Nov. 13. -The Berlin Na-
tional Zeitung, quoted in a despatch
to The Times, says Dr. Leyds (who
Is now in Berlin) and tbe Pm -Ger-
man politicians will have no more
success now than when they at-
tempted Krugerito demonstrations in
eseese-
Berlin.
emeess___o
MURDERED ..4.. oANADTA.N.
Malawi Pare, a Logger, Killed bY a
Woodman.
Showhegan, Me., Nov. 13.-A jury
yesterday afternoon found Alexander
Therio.ult, a woodman, guilty of
murder in the first degree, in ca.us-
hag the death of Mathias Pare, a
young Canadian logger. The pen-
_ east -ten is life imprisonment. Pare's
-137041\''a8 found beside a trail in the
woods after the snow, under• which
it had been buried, melted. Theri-
ault was convicted on circumstan-
tial "evi-dence. Re had always been
a- steady, hard working woodsman.
He lived in the woods with his fam-
ily.
Fatal Bxplositta at Norwood.
Norwood, Ont., Nov.. 13.-A se-
vere explosion occurred here yester-
day morning in the cheese and butter
factory, when the boilers was blown
tip. T. Moffatt, who was working
neate it at the time, was fatally in-
jured. Mr. Oakley, the owner, was
struck on the head by a falling
bridk, but not seriously hurt. The
building is a mass „of ruins, and
pieces of the engine were blown sev-
ere} hundred feet, smashing many
windows in the surrounding houses.
The cause of the explosion is un-
known.
timed white coupling cars.
Ilro ckvil le , Nov. 13.- James
Smith, branenian and spare con-
ductor on tie l3rockvi1le and West-
port Bailee Y, was instantly killed
yesterday,nne ning at Delta. lle was
eng,aged in ceupline cars on the sid.--
•ing, and, the eTou;;e1 being very wet,
be slipped bet ween the cars and was
run over. 1:o was a resident of
Broceville, al out 50 years old, and
leaves two dteighters. The remains
were brought t o Brockville.
ef, Shootine Accident.
ICingstore Out., Nov. 130 -Simon.
Ball, Vennachar, is in the General
ITosPital, his neck, breest and shoul-
ders filled with bird shot.- Re was
WM:1g the target, When the gun le
the hands of the oth,er fellow weat
9cc in the usuel manner. The snot
will be piked out, a Peinful, tholegh
not serious, operatien.
more einelipex ontarlo.
Toronto, Nov. 13--SOVa1lPeX has
again been discovered. This time
there are four eases in Plantagenet
and Russell Townships, in Russell
County, They are said to have
originated front the outbreak at Ot-
. tome,
ant-ittone t Id
Winnipeg, Mau., 'Nov. 13. -William
lateen&LP.P. for Portage la
died et Arizona yesterday.
le had been, eufTering, frons, throat
trouble.
Mother gut r, children Cremated.
Afarionville, r0., Nov. 13.- Mrs -
George Justice locked her two small
children in the house yesterday while
she went a sbort distance for water.
When she returned the house was in
flames. The children were cremated
•
Doily in a wen.
Peterboro. Nov. 13. -Yesterday
man's body was found in the well
on the farm of Mr. Lang of Oona -
bee. The body was identified as
that of "Silent John Hooper,"
farm laborer,
Iferclainau Eileen
Birdsall, Nov. 23. -Frank Lee, late
of 20 Camden street, Toronto, herds-
men for P. Birdsall Si Son, of Bird-
sall, Ont., wits accidentally killed on
Saturday. Nov. in
ha lioliinoor Diamond..
L.ondon. Nov. 13. -King Eciward
has decided to have the celebrated
Kohinoor diamond mounted in the
crown of Queen Ales:moire, for the
coronation.
-as
ois Trig for ateriler.
Saratoga, N.Y., Nov. 13. -The jury
vsas sworn in yesterday in the case
of Joseph C. Banks ot Homer. N.Y.,
who is on trial for the murder of
Herbert Tachaberry, it former circus
employee of Ottawa, Ont., on Aug.
10th last, 13anIcs wits manager of
the circus.
Tongue Threshed His Daughter,
Woodstock„ Nov. 13. -John B.
Sutherland was fined $20 and costs,
amounting to $13.25, for having
stud abusive language to his daugh-
ter, by Magistrate Field. yesterday
morning.
••••=.••••••••
Collector of Customs.
St. ThOlIMS, Nov. 13. -Daniel Per -
oilmen hee been appointed Collector
of Customs at St. Thomas.
AU the Same ta. nrer.
"Don't you think that if I bad lived
in the days of old I would have made
U. goad knight's" asked the young man
who had been talking ancient bistory
from 8 to 11 p. xn.
"1 don't, care so much what you
would have made then," wearily ob.
served the young lady, "but you might
see what kind of a good night you can
make right .now." -Baltimore Ameri-
can.
to the
flight
It is a sad thing to see fine
fruit trees spoiled by the blight.
You can always tell them from
the rest. They never do well
afterwards but stay small and
sickly..
It is worse to see a blight
strike children. Good health'
is the natural right of children.
But some of them don't get
their rights. While the rest
grow big and strong one stays
small and weak.
Scott's Emulsion can stop
that blight. There is no
reason why such a child should
stay small. Scott's Emulsion
is a medicine with lotsof
strength. in - it --the kind of
strength that makes, things
grow, .. .
Scott's Emulsion makes
children grow, makes them eat,
makes them sleeprmakes them
play. Give the weak child a
chance. Scott's Emulsion will
make it catch up
with the rest.
This picture represents
the Trade Mark of Scott's
Emulsion and is on the
wrapper of every bottle.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT & BOVINE,
TORONTO CANADA
sec and $1. all druggists.
Scrofula
What is comnaonly inherited is not
swede but the scrofulous disposition.
This is generally and ebieftly indicated by
cetaneons eruptions; sometimes by peles
ness.rterveusness and general debility.
The disease afilleteci Mrs. R. T. SnYden
Union Se, Troy, Obio, when she was
eighteen years old, manitesting itselr by a
bteeelf in tier neck, whicii caused great pain,
Was lanced, and became a running sore.
It afflictee the daughter of Mrs. J. IL
Jones, Parker City, Ind., when 13 years old,
and developed so rapidly that when she
was 18 she bad eleven running sores on her
neck and about her ears.
These sufferers were not benenteci by
professienal treatment, but, as tbey velem,
tulle say, were eompletely cured by
Hood' s Sarsaparilla
This peculiar meeleitie positively ger-
Teets the scrofulous dispositioe and mil -
gaily anti pereMeently cures the disease.
A. 31 kSTERT SOZ.V1t/D,
Body of Missing Alfred >racket:Azle round
In Toronto Day,
Toronto, Novs 3' -The body of the
late Alfred Mae . the missing,
bookkeeper for Hiss Taylor, who
disappeared Oct. sAlound yes-
terday morning in at the
foot of Dufferin, street. An inauest
was considered unnecessary.
In the pockets of the clothes wore
by the deceased were found a. gold
watcb, with fob and guard, several
cur tickets, a card case and $01:110
pieces of silver. Several other arti-
cles were found in his pocnets.
Deceased was dal years of age, and
liven with his mother end sister, at
10a St. Vincent street, Fee about 2.8
he had beeu in the employ of
iEr. Taylor, and WaS implicitly trust-
ed. His accounts were found to he
short, and Mr. Taylor on Oct. 21,
decided to ho-ve them examined. De-
ceased. it is thought, learned of Mr.
Taylor's intentions, and left, the
store. Ile WAS never seen alive al -
afterwards by any of his relatives or
friends.
TAO/311LX ON AMMAN PRONTIER,
of 200 Attacked tor Itoliols Hader
Jebandad Khan.
London, Nov. 1Et.-"It is reported
here. says the St. Petersburg cor-
respondent ot The Daily Telegraph,
"that delimited Kim, who lied
from Afghanistan an the, death 'of
the Amcor, has been making trouble
on the Indian frontier. He gathered
everal hundred followers and at-
tacked an Afghan post, of 200 troops
commanded by Ali Alcbar, near the
frontier. AU Akbar thieve the rob-
s o er us frontier, losing one offi-
cer and nine soldiers killed.
"The Britishi authorities, accordiug
o a report, then arrested Ali Akbar,
while Jehandad Khan fled to Kur-
ram Valley. lIabile -WIWh has ordered
the troops to pursue Jebandad
Khan."
Now Indian Provinces.
London, Nov. 13.-.A. despatch to
The TiDICS from Allahabad says that
at the inauguration of the North-
west Province on King Edward's
birthday, Chief Commissioner Deane
assured the native chiefs that the
same canons of justice that prevail-
ed elsewhere in the British Empire
would be applied to their province.
The new administration, be added,
would bring them nearer to the cen-
tral Government. The Commission-
er's speech, says the despatch, will
have a good effect in reassuring the
native chiefs of the borderland, who
feared sweeping changes.
Three Killed iti a Wrock.
Prescott, Ark., Nov. 13.-A wreck
occurred yesterday one mile south of
here, that was one of the worst in
the history of the Iron Mountain
Railroad in Arkansas. Three men
were killed and eighteen Wounded, all
negroes. An engine was carrying
about forty workmen to where the
road is being levelled. While going
backwards at a high rate of speed
the engine struck a piece of new and
crooked track, bit the rails and
threw the men in every direction.
The dead and wounded were brought
to Prescott.
The Irish Boycott System.
London, Nov. 18.-A telegram from
Dublin in The Times says that at a
meeting of the committee of the Bal-
lees:tote (County Sligo) branch of
the United Irish League, letters of
apology from persons who had been
speaking to a. car driver who drove
for the police and worked for unpo-
pular persons were read. Two oth-
er persons apologized verbally to
similar offences, and promised not to
offend again.
After Ten Tears,
Winnipeg, Nov. 13 .--I-Iyacinthe,
alias St. George, alias Racotte, a
half-breect, applying for a strip at
Edmonton, was arrested on suspic-
ion of being an escaped convict from.
Choteau, Arent. After his arrest,
.the prisoner acknowledged that he
escaped in 1890,. Ile was serving a
life 'sentence. Pie had been hiding
ever since at Green Lake, 100 miles
northeast of Dattieford,
' Fri-n(11y Belot -ions Restored.
Paris, Nov. 13. -President Loubet
presided at the Cabinet Council yes-
terday. The Foreign Minister M.
Delcaese, announced that he had no-
tified the Porte that diplomatic re-
lations between Pranee and Turkey
had been resumed, and that Admiral
Caiflard's squadron had- left the Is-
land of Mitylene.
BrokeUti Neck.
St. Thomas, Nov. 13. -Thomas E.
Bailey, carriage -builder, tripped
while ' coming down stairs Monday
night in the Landorp Block, and,
falling, broke his neck. Deceased
was 66 years of age, and an old re-
sident
THE.X. T R
T I Ara. S
A Royal Publication,
One a the moat handsome pieces of
printing, and a public.,tion that will
come to have histOrie interest, is the
specially prepared time table of the
tour through Canada, of T. R. H., the
Duke and Duene6s of Cornwall and
York, einbracuPg that portion of the
Grand Trunk Railway System over
whicla the Royal couple travelled in
the Provinces of On t ari end Quebec,
Never before did a time table assume
such a sumptuous guise, and it reflects
the utmost credit:ma the Grand Trunk
Railway System.
The book in question is a, tall octavo
one of one hundred pages, printed on
special deckled edge litten paper. The
letter press is in Meek And ri cl: the
text is descriptive of the route from
North Bay, Oetario. to Toronto, Lon-
don, Niagara, Falls, Brantford, Wood -
stook, Hamilton, Belleville, Kingston,
Brockyille, Cernwall, Montreal, Sher-
brooae, Richmond and Quebec, with
margi zal time table, dist anct•s from
Montreal, as well as showing the alti-
tude above sea level a every poittt, al-
ong tbe route. Biank pages are inter-
leaved opposite every page far peucilea
memoranda. The book is profusely
illustrated, the numerous half -tone
views being printed on supetatie paper
ornamented with emblematic devices
printed in grey ink, the half -tones,
being printed in black ink.
Edition -de -Lase copies for presenta-
tion to T. R, El„ the Duke and Duch -
of Cornwall and York, and °Mel'
persons of distinction in the Royal
party, are bound in blue -grey ooze calf
with appropFlate stamp and silk bind-
)34gptalibebroonwspi,n wthheichR onyv?aarlcrosi 007, i.rTohn et
page of cover, being printed In gal
enameled. The ordinary edition is
bound in stiff grey paper, the side title
with Decal crown and maple leaf
decorations in red and gold, all bound
with scarlet silk cord and enclosed in
grey envelope. Tho Eclition-de•Luxe
copies were enclosed in boxes of the
Royal purple color, with the Ducal
crown printed on the outside in gold.
Nowhere in all their tour had Their
Royal Highnesses provided for them
so beautiful A hoed book, and the
Duchess rensarlsed on this beautiful
work, It reflects great email on the
enterprise of the Grand Trunk Rail.
w4Lvn*
Iutidition to this Royal Souvenir,
the Grand Trunk also issued a very
handsome edition of their book entitled
"Across Niagara's Gorge," bound in
green ooze calf lined with brown silk,
being printed in heavy enameled paper
in the Luxotype process. They also
issued a vest pocket map of the entire
System, showing the route of the
Royal party while on their Hue. This
nap is printed in four colors, mounted
on silk and bound in snsootit calf shin
cover, ornamented in gold.
11 6a86 ot Mallon Disease Vint
'could Noee cured nu Ordlnaru
Druos and Medicines.
The Dread Disease was ban -
*heel Aftcr use of Two
Bottles of
Paine's Celery Compound
A Statement Cairying Warnin
and Encouragement to
Every Sufferer.
While the blood is the life of the
system, catryiog to every parttisshare
of force and energy, it is also the
means by which the waste matter,
the result of decomposition of the tis-
sues, is removed from the body. If
disease has touched the kidneys,
there is grave danger, and deadly
oppression will settle upon the body
and mind.
If you have any of the symptoms of
Bright's disease or diabetes, Pame's
Celery Contpound is the only medi-
cine on earth that can stay the ravag-
es of the disease and cure permanently
Mr. 0. Kevill, of Deunsford, Ont.,
testifies as follows:
"For the past fifteen years 1 have
been troubled with diseased kidneys.
Often while working in a stooped posi-
tion I would find it difficult to straigh-
ten up at once, and could only do so
after repeated efforts. While under
very severe attacks of my trouble. I
became veins nervous, and continually
had tired, wornout feelings. My rest
at night seemed to do me no good, as
I always felt tired in the morning. I
had been taking medicines and was
getting worse all the time. At last I
decided to give Paine's Celery Com-
pound a trial. I procured a bottle,
and took it as directed, and found its
effects wonderful. Before I bad fin-
ished the first bottle I began to im-
prove : after I had ised the second
bottle I felt as well as ever I did in
my life. It banished all my aches and
pains, and my nervousness disappear --
ed. I can go to bed now and sleep
Nvell and rise in the morning rested
and refreshed."
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The essential lung-healieg principal of the
pine treo has finally been successfully separat-
ed and refitted into a .perfect cough medicine.
Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup. Sold by all
dealers on a guarantee of satisfaction. Price
26 cents. •
For Cuts, Wounds, Chilblains, Chapped
Hands, Rheumatism, Stiff Joints, Burns,
Scalds, Bites of insects, Croup, Coughs, Colds,
Hagyard's Yellow Oil will be found an excel-
lent remedy. Price 25 cents. All dealers.
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'his dog's head trade -mark on
very package ef the geunine
Grip -Quinine Tablets
The kind that cure coughs and
colds in twenty-four hours.
Some Reasons
Why Yon Should insist on Havin$
EUREKA HARNESS OIL
Unequalled by any other.
Renders hardleatb.er soft.)
Especially, prepared.
Keeps out water. I
A heavy bodied oil.
HARNESS
An excellent preservative.
Reduces cost Of your harness
&Meyer burns the leather; its
Elficiency is increased.
Secures beet service,
Stitches kept from breaking..
43110
is sold in all
Localitieis 21Inna1acttired
/renew/al 011 Compantrt
MONEY TO LOAN. sutheriand lanes Oo LTD
We bare eulimited private funds for 1nYeets sassR pREE4RED TO Plat YAM;
meet upon tares or village property at invrest
rates of interest.
DICKSON,84 CABLING
Exeter.
riONEY TO LOAN.
I have 5 large monist of private fen
loan on faxen and villagenroperties atlow rate
02 interest
F. W. GLADIKAN„
Barrister Main St. Exeter.
aiEDIOAL
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OTHER TIMBER,
EITHER, STANDING Olt IN *ME
LOGS,
Apply tc
E. Ci Kessel,
FOREMAN, ErvrEn, Or
I W - WIC IV INi lli i i
jti . le In eradoete Victoila anrsraity i ir-.11
office anti reeldenee, Dominion Labor*,
tory, Exeter. .uxeter
1 London, Huron and Bram :
OODIG Novas -
London, depart
Centralia .... .
Exeter .. . .......
lienaen
Eleven
Brumfield ..
Clinton
IV -Ingham arrive
gorse Seem--
winaham, depart • •
Matra ....... ...
.. .
Hensall ..... ......,
contralte ..........
Loncloaarrive
Passenger,
sao, A, Tri.. 4,0 m.
. 5.1 550
.03c 6.0
9.44 6,15
9.50 6.25
.9.53 5.33
10,15 5,55
11,10 8,00
Passenger
65,3A, X. 3.151?,2,,
7.17 4.25
4.19
4.57
502
411
5.25
ars
. 8.0e
ant
.... 8.22
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A CERTAIN REMEDY FOR CORNS
And one always to no reliefi upon, lo
Putnam's Painless Corn Extractor.
Sa,fe, sure and alwass paildese. Near-
ly fifty imitations Kaye its value.
I3eware of such. (let Putnam's at
druggists. or if you vaunt% get it we
will seed it to yon by mail upon re-
ceipt of25 cents, post paid, to Canada
rr United Stetea. C. Poison es CO.,
Eingston, Oat,
BORN,
Creditea oe Tuesday, Nov.
tse wife at 4arnuel Lampert et' daugle
ter.
R atepben.4i h. sone OD Satur-
day, Nov. Sail. the wife of Chas.11efenan,
ef daioner.
MARRIED
ERRATT- ROBIN*ON.-At the rei-itlerace 0f
the bridee eatente. Goshen line, litanley, en
the titb hi,. by the Bev, J. W. Andrews, of
Varna, Mr. Henry Emit, to Mies Mary A,
Robinson. both et Stanley.
/LUNT -SIMPeON-At the residence et Thos.
:Simpson, lituccileld. Nov. WI, AliES Edith
SW11%01110 Chas. limit. of Brueelield.
ELLIUTT-WOON-lin vilneoday, the 541,
Nov- in St. Veers church, Clinton. by lite
Rev, C. E.Gurne,M. A., Otitis Sada D. Woon to
Mr. Wiu..1, lolh of tho towntiliip of
Cioderieb.
DIED
toW807.•:-Ie. Clinton en Friday, Nov. es
Joules Howeon, aged 73 years and 7 mos.
F.L1NTOFF-In Clinton. On Sunday, Nov, fird,
George Elintetf, aged 53 years aud 7 menthe
Titsenr.-In licusalt, Oa Saturday, Nev. thlt•
1001, Mrs. litry Trott. aged, 07 years.
1101JOLliitLL -At Elppon on Saturday, Nov.
9th,19U1, James McDougall. aged 74 >ea.rs.
InsItoUls-ln :Morris, ou Oct. lab, Le11/3'
Pardue, aged 70 years.
Tugkersmith, tho rei-idence
of his brothor,Mr. Hugh Oricre, John Orley%
knots' of Brussels, aged 61 years.
Near 'Warsaw. New York, on
Noventber at, Itobert Welker, third son et
the late Mr. David Walker, of Tueltersmith.
aged 95 years.
IULEY.--.In liullett. on Nov. 2nd, 311t.s Annie
Itiley d aunt ter of 3Ir. John ltiloy, aged 24
years, 11 months and three days.
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GOT CORNS ?
Foolish to keep them if you have?
No fun in corns, but lots of pain. Put.
nanns Painless. Corn Extmetor raises
corns in twenty-four hours. Get a
quick crop by raising it -druggists
sell it.
Benjamin Bowman who dropped.
dead in St. Thomas on Thursday, had
$4,0L0 accidental insurance on his
life.
AN ENGLISH AUTHOR
WROTE:
"No shade, no shrine, no fruit, no
flowers, no leaves, - November!"
Many Americans would add no free-
dom from catarrh, which is so aggra-
vrtted during this month that it be-
comes constantly troublesome. There
is abundant proof that catarrh is a
constitutional disease. It is related to
scrofula and consumption, being one
of the wasting diseases. Efood's Sar-
saparilla, has shown that what is cap-
able of eradicating scrofula, complete-
ly cures catarrh and taken in time pre-
vents consumption. We cannot see
how any sufferer can put off taking
this medicine, in view of the widely
published record of its radical and per-
xnanent cures. It is undoubtedly
America's Greatest Medicine for
America's Greatest Disease -Catarrh.
.
TO CUBE A COLDIN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Brom° Quinine Tablets. AU
dru ists refund the money 51 11 fails to cure.
E, • Grove's signature 18 05 each box. 95c
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FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS
AN OLD AND WELL -TRIED REBIEDY.-Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been.nsed for
over fifty years by millions of mothers for their
children while teething, with perfect success
It soothes the child, softens the gums. allays al
pain, cures wind colic. and is the best remedy
for Diarrhosa. 11 18 pleasant -to the taste. Sold
by druggists in every part of the world. 25
cents a bottle. Its value is incalculable. Be
sure and ask for l'es Winslow's Soothing
Syrup and take no o ner kind.
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Exeter, Nov. 131h, 1901.
Wheat per bushel 66 to 69
Oats ...... 37 to 40
Barley...-. -.... .... -.41 to 48
Peaa........ ....,. -65 to 70
Butter.....
Eggs ....15 to 15
810
7 to 7
5 to 5
.. 6 to 6
16 to 17
Dried Apples. .. . to 6
Pork live weight 25.00 to 85 CO
Turkes
Geese.....
Chickens per Ib
Ducks._
Wool...
Children Cry for
CASTOR A.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
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LEGAL.,
DICKSON & CARLING,
• • Verristere,.Folicitoes. Notaries. Convey _amen.
Comenssisners. Solicitors for the -Mel -wee'
. Bauk,lete.,
Money tolna.rt at!owest rates of Worsen
OFFICE ;-1,44A5 s,rp.sz,r.
.s,.enstwo, ea se L FL DICKSON
W. ILAN
(Successor to Elliott 4t- Madman)
Burster, Solicitor, liotarT
Conveyancer, HSC,
Money to lows on Farm and village
remertie$ at Lowest =tee of interest
MAIII STREET EXETER
DENTAL'
EINSALAN, L. D. S. AND
Dr. A -It. EINeatAN, L.
1). .8. D. In S., Roper Graduate
of Tormito Teniversity. Peptise
Teeth txtractsci ;singed pain or
bad eller effects. (Mee in Fag.
son's block. 'West Elsie ot Main
Met, Exeter
D.A, ANDERSON. (D. D. 8. 1,.D.S
DENTIST -
/loner Oraduate of the Torenio 10ialvtre-ity
tad itoyal Vollef,n of Dental Smote? of
Ontario. nith borers as..0 peseersonees es
(nevem) tiebetilef fees:liege 1* ensile teem
bonorable mention.
Evers :him known to the newel Profeii;Jori
done in this Mike. Bridge work, crowns, td -
I eminent, gold end vulcanite plates all dote in
Om neatest manner posAble. A vertcvM
brandies mese-texas este too Warm -
Office one doer rough of Dayupg I/0440re
Exeter, Ont.
A G( OD INVESTMENT.
Fanson'a trite: bloat and dwelling, In Exeter,
for sale. The brie!: block la well situated. en
Mate street, is 70x55 feet, three storeys. and
contains four stores. (tinges and halls,all leased.
This is the best business stand in town. Tito
dwelling is brick of two storeys and contains 10
rcoms, Es admirably adapted for a boording
home. The property nmst be disposed or.
Terms easy, apply to R. 24 ransom Exeter,
Ont.
Flour wholesale and retahJ
Mill feed constantly on band,
WilEfIT WA9T5D
Eoz which highest price will be paid.
Wood Wanted,
T11101131V 4=1 CLOVER. SEED DOSIBIT,,
J. Cobbledick a. Son
TWEEDS
At Oost Price-
FOR THE NEXT 15 DAYS.
A good Assortment
ALSO HEAVY PANTING'S
AT Cowl'.
clear t
te lines at once
NS,
Tvalor
Wagons
Wagons.
We aro fez the celebrated
Walkerville
FOR. SALE -BRICK RE.
eller for sale on reaeonable
SIDE:N.7CE WITH AN ACRE OFLAND IN
EXETER -We • j
terms, that very desirable residentftd property
known as "Thellooper Efemestead" situated
on Lot No, i6, south of Byron Street. Exeter.
There is erected upon the land, a comfortable
and commodious brick ewelling, also the
necessary outhouses. The hoube is in good re-
pair and Las 9 rooms. The lot contains an acre
of land and is execllentlyadapted for garden
Ing or fruit growing. There is a plentiful sup.
ply of bard and “ift water, The property is up
to date, and the terms easy. for particulars ap.
ply to DICKsox & CARLING barristers Exeter,
or to A. E. HOOPER, Bow P. 0., Penne., U. S.
.A., proprietor.
Ent Rdlll__Estale Rency
szr
IF
YOU
WANT
TO
Buy or Sell a Farm,
Buy or Sell Town
Property,
Borrow or Lend
Money,
Collections Made,
Your Life Insured,
Go to the Old Cuon-
try, by the Allan
• Line,
CALL ON THE UNDERSIGNED,
JOHN SPACKMAN
Office over H. Spackman's Hardware
Exeter.
ten Cash paid for Raw Furs.
A Drive
in
Having purchased a large
line of new music at a job
price we -vvill sell it at 5 cents
per copy until Dec 1.
The collection embraces
some of the latest hits in songs
and instrumental music. )
•••••ale,sinsimgmen
Our stock of Organs and
Pianos, Sewing Machines &c.,
will be found new and attrac-
tive both in price and quality. SCHOOL BOOKS AND SUPPLIES
agans
THE BEST MADE.
F Russell
Two Doors South Town Hall.
CRUDI'FOIN
Roller Mills
Our mill has been remodel'.
ed with the Gyrator System
and -people tell us they now
make better bread than bak-
er's when using our flour.
Origin ancl Gliopping
Don c IN11131U,
H. SWEITZER„
BROWNING'S
fug 8tot'e
fleadQuarters For
Dyspepsia Cure
Blood and NervelTonie
Stomach and Liver Pills
Iron Blood Pills
Liver and Kidney Pills
Kidney Mixture
Sciatica Remedy
Sarsaparilla
Cough Mixture
Cholera and Diarrhoea Mix-
ture
Chilblain Lotion.
Try any :of these preparations and
you will be astonished at their wonder.
ful healing and curing properties.
Al Full line of Patent Medicineson
hand.
TOILET ARTICLES
S. MARTIN,
Milburn's Sterling Headache Powers give
women 'prompt relief trona monthly pains and
leave no bad effects whatever. Be sure you
get Milburn's. Price 10 and 25 cents All
dealers,
British Troop Oil Liniment, is unsurpassed
by any other liniment on the market to -day,
It is composed of healing, soothing and clean-
sing vegetable oils and extracts. It Ls put up
in !ergo bottles tortht small price ot 35 cents
J W. BROIANI146
DominiouLaboratorll.
If a child saes raVeno-usle, grinds the teeth
at night and picks the nose, yOu may almost be
certain it has worms and shhillci administer
withoutelay Or. Low's Pleasant Worm
Syrup, this remedy contains its ODD cathartic,