HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1901-11-28, Page 5"Poor folks friends
soon forget them."
Superficf al shoes
lose customers,
The Slater Shoe
market cost
It is too valuable o
money,
.
lose -through giving
mere finish at the
expense of service.
"The Slater Shoe"
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• t John s, N,F., Nov. 26, -Fier
• large icebergs were visible yesterday
•
fron this port. They are ro dri€ting•
O south into the trach; of Atiaxntic
shippblxg, Icebergs lhave shaver bc-
b lore been, known to pass here so
• lata in the season. The presence is,.
consequently, alI the more dangerous
to ocean shipmasters, who do not
71QW expect to find ieebergs on the
Grand Drinks.
Chines° indemnity }Lary,
Paris, Nov. 26. -The Chamber of
Peputies yesterday, by a vote of
295 to 249, adopted the vote of
265,000,000 francs for the Chinese
indemnity loan, rejecting the smaller
sums proposed by the Anti -Clericals.
The Premier, X. 'Waldeck -Rousseau,
during the course of the discussion,
declared the Government would make
no (lstinctjon between those who
were entitled to indemnities, but
would u d pursue in the far East
IR'r'anco's traditional policy and fu1-
41 all the duties of her protectorate,
lust as she claimed all her rights,
Xukon Census.
Ottawa, Nov. 26. --Major Wood-
side, the Census Commissioner for
the Yukon, handed in the returns for
Yukon to Mr. Blue yesterday. The
Major estimates the population at
21,000. Of these 8,500 are in
Dawson, 500 at White Horse, 6,000
at the Creeks, 1,000 Indians, and
300 Eskimos. Ile has all the re-
turns except three districts, and
when these are in the total popu-
lation will be about 21,000.
Rates
We have completed clubbing
• awing, meats for "201 with ser. •
• eratl of the leading newspapers, arr
e Owing to the high prices of •
• paper and payment of postage o
s by newspapers the rates in sone •
0 eases slightly la advance of pre -
1.
ines years. All of the follw- e
with the exception of the dailies, •
• will be sent to any address from
•
n01v until 1003,
rY
Ise,
#o
f
• :amount named. The rates will
be ,a follows•
The Tithes and Daily Globe,S4-,23
e The Times end Weekly Globe
• for, ,.$1.60 •
The aboveinci'u(les two hand- •
ee pietures -one an excellent a
tore of the Duke and Duchess •
Cornwall in medallion settings •
• with the Royal Stamina its
baud, the outer a One pie- •
re
ortwo farm horses, called •
"Tile• Farm Pets," •
The Times and Weekly ;fail 0
and Empire $1.7o`
•
The above inchides two hand-
some pletures by Jobn Innes, izI •
colors, size 11x2;, inches, entit- e
Ala ed. "On the edge of the herd," •
1.-.7(1, "The Miner's Farewell,"
Times and Daily Mail •
i and Empire (evening edi fe
tori*, $'3.`?5 •
ae--Tirthes and Daily Mail •
and Empire (morning •
edition) ti;18J •
The i'ii.ies and Weekly San $1,75 •
Tlhe Times and Family Her- „- 2
ald and Weekly
Starltil.fo •
The above includes handsome o
• pictures of the Kin and Queen •
• and a copy of Oainsboreugb's fa- e
mous picture "The Ductless of e
• Devonshire." •
• The Times and Montreal •
Ierald (dahiiyl........ $1.7aa o
foes and London Daily
GAdveatiser $2.50
Times
and Iz London
on o
n
•
Weekly Advertiser....$1,-e0 •
Times and Toronto -
Daily Star. $2.n0 •
The above includes a picture W
King Edward. •
'he Times and Toronto
Daily Mews.... $2,50 •
The Times and Farming m
,.World. $LS0 0
•
be Times and Montreal •
Weekly Witness, .... , . $1.05 e
e' The Times and Montreal •
• Daily Witness $3,25 •
• The Times and. Farming, ,.1.75 •
The Times and Christian
ar Guardian $2.(10 0
.Any other paper desired can
AI be had at cubbling rates. •
TIMES OFFICE. •
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the1 consumptive. Nohe rway the
syyrup on
tains the pine virtues and cures coughs, colds,
bronchitis,
roub esIwhoarseness,itaatendthroat and ad nto
consumption.
King pgr igy, will outwear
'° z:• two p.si's of
ccieninon rubbers. I•".,r th r e e
years oie`have 'proved that with
a��6plates Cies b you call stub
�;
your foot,
nut you cannot stub the rubbers.
'`aaenuine
e f9 DID i 0 4w
are t
CI
upon the sole of each rilbber.
with c'ur copy-
righted rlanle`
do not allow yourself to be de-
ceived by imitations.
fit'➢ .s
Et
the best on the marl et, 6 -inch
9 -inch r-nci 12 -inch tops, with
Rolled 1 =ire and Heels. They
are ear, ''.OcJ i11, stook, and-
,.
your
dealer c.::;a order them fory ou.
ale J. D : INc CO., ' Lilxlited
have exe•isive
Control:
..Got
it
Rubbers
Smothered by Hay.
Windsor, Ont., Nov. 26.- Mrs.
isiederic Breault. wife of a Tesa212<sen
farmer, Met with a tragic death yes-
terday
( rr
tG morn a
ay ,h She
�, o was
thrown
trent a load of hay. upon which she
was riding, by the breaking of axe
axle. The hay fell upon her, and
before she could be rescued her life
had been sroirthered out. She was
69 years old, and leave a large
family,.
Section Mau Tidied.
Fort Valli 4m, Ont., Nov. 20.- A
Inca named Peterson, etztployed .as
section Ivan east of White "aver.
was killed while traveling on a hand-
car between White laver and O'Brien
yesterday morning. 'i. light engine
coining west was met, and tho two
companions of the unfortunate men
lumped from the car and escaped in -
buy..
I .
Lives With Mick Molten.
London, Nov 20. -The condition of
Joseph Hetherington. who was struck
by a. falling tree, remains about the
same. It is impossible yet to tell
whether lie will live or We.
Tolstoi Improves.
St. Petersburg, Nov. 20.- The
health of Count Tolstoi is improv-
ing, Iris fever and pains have
ceased, his appetite has improved,
andhe is sleeping better.
The queens Improving.
The Hague, Nov. 26. --Queen Wil -
1 elni
h na, is improving so satisfactor-
ily that Prince Henry will leave IIet-
Lao to -day on a short visit to Prus-
sia.
Tato. Corn Operation.
Springfield, Ohio, Nov. 26,E --Joseph
Tischer, the New York music com-
poser, is dead hone front an opera-
tion for a corn on his toe.
ttlnj,
Than
zs all right, if you are too fat
and all wrong, if too thin already
Fat, enough for your habit, i
healthy; a little more, or less, is
no great harm. Too fat, consult
a doctor; too thin, persistently
thin, no matter what cause, take
Scott's Emulsibn of Cod Liver
Oil,
There are many causes of get-
ting too thin; they all come
:finder these two heads; over-
work and under -digestion.
Stop over -work, if you cant
but, whether you can or not,
take. Scott's Emulsion of Cod
Liver Oil, to balance yourself
withour work. Ycan't live
on hve
on it -true --but, by , you
ou
can. There's a limit, however;
you'llpa.Y for it.
Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver
Oil is the readiest cure for
"can't eat," unlessit comes of
your doing no work -you can't'
longbewell and strong,
without
g')
some sort of activity.
The en
g ulne�:has�
this-picture
•,ori it,
take no other.
If you have not
tried it, send for
free sample, its a-
greeable taste will
surpprise you.
SCOTT & B
OWiVB
Chemfsts,
Toronto.
60o. and $1.00;• all druggists.
TELE .4 .X ,E T 1 R T I 2a, .j, S
�, kill a nurse belonging to the inform,
fl ary, whom she almost sue eeded in
t 1 throttling. Miss• Waekerznan is now
iSd s &
• No other disease makes one feel so old.
It stiffens the joints, produces 1axnenes
Sed makes every motion painful,
It is sometimes so bad as wholly to disa
hie, and it should never he neglected.,
M, ,T, McDonald, Trenton, Ont,, had 1
atter a severe attach of the griip: Mrs
Battle Turner, Sohiver, Mo„ bad It s
severely she could not lift anything and
could scarcely get up or down stairs: W.
II. Shepard, Sandy Book, Conn,, was 144
up with it, was cold even In July, and
could net dress himself.
According In t
given, theee suffererslltneAesperulanently
relieved, as others have been, by
00d s J'arsaparilla
which corrects the acidity of the blood
en which rheumatism depends and builds
Up the whole system,
Moon"i I'irtZ,s cure constipation. Price 25 tents,
in a, padded cell,
ti
s, Murder at Cartsxri;,lit.
Winnipeg, Man., Nov. 26,-J, As-. ling was shot dead last night at
Cartwright, Man:, 148 miles south-
t west of here by a man supposed to
be from St. '.john, North, Dakota.
The stranger demanded money from
a man named W, Bourns and tried to
shoot bile. Ile was followed into a
house where Asling, Mrs. and Mi,ss
Boons were and shot Asling dead,
Harris Fell Into, the Trap.
Guelph, NOV. 26, "rovineial de••
teetives arrived here yesterday with
Homer R. Barris, farmer of Holy -
rood, Bruce County', who is charged
with offering to purchase counterfeit
money. H1
111S rtrsa_
alleged, wrote
toto a New York "green goods" man.
who wanted S50 before he would
send anything, The Parris refused
to do, whereupon the New York dea-
r referred Il'arris to "J. h\
Rogers," gateie warden, Toronto, who
would de business with hila, ho said.
The New York dealer had put in two
years in prison for this business, the
provincial police having arrested kiln
at. Niagara Fails. As "J, Z', ],lagers,
game warden, Toronto," was none
other than Jesgpl;, F. Rogers of the
Provincial detective force, the result
of
the correspondence
botw
cc
n
loran -
a and .1lolyrood may be surmised.
An agreement was finally come to
that Harris would get the money at
Ilarriston and there ho was errestc; ..
Arthur 2loltonf Inst at sea.
Roston, Nov. 26. ---On the arrival of
the Modulen liner Commonwealth at
this port yesterday, Capt. McAuley
reported that Arthur Bolton, said to
belong to Toronto. Ont., had been
missing since last night, and that ho
is supposed to have been wasued
v r
o
o c board by the heavy sans, or to
have coinlnitted, suicide. Bolton,
when last seen, was wandering abet-
lessly about the ship.
Nov.Toronto,
lr
26. --From
n Mr. E.
D. Bolton, a brother of Arthur Bol-
ton, it was learned last night that
the young Ulan was on his way home
front England after two years spent
in Buruhah as an engineer. Arthur
Holton was 30 years of age, and
until his departure two years ago,
resided in this city. The only news
received by Mr. E. ll, Bolton last
night Was to the effect that his
brother had been washed overboard.
Yukon Nail service, "Kind sir, 1 e'
pose yer don't i.-no�1
OttOttawa, Nov. 26. -To a reporter or no out ose hat don't want to hire no-
yesterdey Zion. Mr. Mulook, Post- body to do nothlnk, do yer?"
nnastcr-General, said that ho had or- "yea. 1 don't."
ranged matters in connection with
the Yukon mail service between the
United States and Canada. A mu-
tually satisfactory arrangement was
reached without any trouble. To the
thuestion, "What was the nature of
the arrangement?" ho said: "The
Canadian Government will take
charge of the mails for the two
countries for the whole route from
Skaguay, through the Yukon terri-
tory, and to Eagle City, in Alaska,
the United States paying its propor-
tion of the cost of the service per-
formed in United Status territory," -
alta Baltonr Etat
lnfl a
nLZ$"
London, Nov. 26. --In consequence
of alarming reports concerning the
illness of A. J. Balfour, First Lord
of the Treasury, and Government
leader in the I•ionee of Commons,
his doctors have issued a bulletin
to the effect that their patient is
suffering from influenza, and cannot
keep his engagements for this week.
A 31ontreal 31an,
Detroit, Nov 26.--The remains of
the mate who was found lying dead
at 276 Jefferson avenue, on Tuesday
evening last, have been identified as
those of Frederick Duluestsil of Mon-
treal. According eordbAg to the medical
testimony, death resulted from hem-
orrhage, The police are trying to
crud the deceased's Montreal friends.
'Wifely Gratitude.
B'e--1, got that dressmalser'e bill o
your today, and 1 paid It. It was .$ 00
anti took every Stilt 1 had,
She• --Bow goad of beat Oh, 1 told her
to divide the bill Into four quarters and
send you one at a time„ -Life,
On naad Off the Stage.
Elarvey -- Penwiele trust be "up
against it." Ile says his wife leads
him around by the ear..
Rogers -res; 1 understand she was
a "leading Indyy" before he married her.
-Chicago News..
Sir Thomas Lipton's Pluck.
London, Nov. 26. --"Should no one
else challenge, I am willing to seri-
ously consider making another at
tempt to lift the cup." This an-
nouncement was given out by Sir
Thomas Lipton at the banquet at
the Hotel Cecil in his honor last
night, and whiclii was attended by
more that 400 guests.
"It would never do," added Sir
• Thomas, "to give „ip when only a
S pulse beat came between us and via
tory."
•
Blames vaccination.
Ottawa, Ont., Nov. 26. -Benjamin
Lachapelle, a Bell telephone line-
man here, suffered paralysis two
days after being vaccinated. kie is
getting somewhat better, but yester-
day, five weeks after being vaccinat-
ed, he had to be carried from his bed
to a chair. He is inclined to blame
the vaccination, but Dr. Chabot, who
vaccinated him, says the vaccination
is not to blame, but likely a spinal
trouble. Lachapelle is 56 years of
age.
Has Faith in His Project.
Montreal, Nov. 26. -Capt. Bernier
has left for Quebec, where he will
take the Elder -Dempster steamship
Banana for Bristol. From there ho
will proceed to London, where the
captain expects to be able to raise
the sum of $40,000 towards his
North Polo project. After raising.
this sum, which he is confident will
be obtained, Captain Bernier will
return to Canada, in time for the
opening of Parliament. -
1 ocnd'3)ead on Trail.
Grand Forks, B.C.,: Nov. 26. -Ray -
1 f
Somewhat of a Pastas..
Wife -John, here Is a picture I took
of you with my kodak.
Hnshnnd (after looking at it) -great
spot ] What did you take me for, my
deer? Stuart flet.
Unsightly and Foul Diseases
arising from Impure and
Poisoned Blood are
quickly Cured.
Paine's Celery Compound
Does The Good Work.
A Cured Man Says
"It would mean the use of pages
to tell one half of what
Paine's Celery Compound
has done for me."
The great fled noble genius, Prof.
Edward E. Phelps, M. D., L. L. D.,.
the discoverer of Paine's Celery Com
pound spent years in perfecting his
prescription before he gave it to a
world of suffering and disease. Years
of severe tests and tens of thousands
of precious lives sexed, have all com-
bined to make Paine's Celery Com-
pound the present day popular fam-
ily medicine.
Paine's Celery Compound has
triumphed over numberless cases of.
foul and deep-seated blood diseases.
It effectually cleanses the blood, braces
the weak nerves, builds up flesh and a
constitution capable of resisting sick-
ness and disease. Mr. A. E. Ham-
mond, Mansonville, P. Q.. cured by
Paine's Celery Compound, writes
thus
"Some five years ago it was my sad
misfortune to he afflicted with scrof-
ula sores, of which I had five on one
leg and three on the other. These
were running sores for four years.
In addition to this Iwas taken down
with rheumatism in the small of my
back so' badly that I could not get off
HIV bed ; and to further intensify. my
offerings, I' had sick headache' in its
mond E. ',Phicknesse, a, young Eng-:
lishmtin, was found dead on the
Dewdney Lake, by Peter Johnson;
a prospector, on Friday uiot•ning. pl
Johnson lost; no time in notifying
n'orstform.
"While in this condition,.a friend of
ine, Mr. Perkins, a merchant of this
ace, sold me. a bottle of Paine's
Celery Compound, with the expressed
nderstandiiig that if it dict ne no
ood I should' pay nothing fol.
'
"In.acceptiug this offer, I had no
ea of ever feeling under any oblige -
on to onv for the Compound, as 1.
d no faith in its doing tale good, To
y' very great surprise, however, .1
ew better ; and by the time I had
ed three bottles I was as well • s
ver, and what I clever expected to, see
as realized, viz, ; the; sores on my
gs were entirely healed.
"It would mean the use of pages to
11 one ha •
lf
of
`
Z
what au7e's Celery
inpound has done for me. This
trvellc t
ns cure has been in effect for
arty a year."
the authorities of his dfac'overy, and'
they in turn summoned Dr. West-
wood, a district col:Raney from; Grand ` is
Forks.,: Evidence g:irezl led to a ti
verdict of "death from natural, ha
causes.''..
Placed in ;t Pathi !R ic, : us
Cell : gr
London, Nov. 26. -.Liss 'Vanderbilt e
Wackerman `of New 'Y'ork, who was , w
taken' to St. Giles Iufirniary on Nov. le
13th as a wandering lunatic, is now 1
in1
a bur Asylum,
yWoodford,Ds- to
Y
sex. She was removed to the asy-Co
lu of r
m tona
a. des Drat
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lexttner#oftnd pliable, pnttiti,t; cou-
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/ONEY TO LOAN.
I have a large ameu>,lt of private foods to
loaAND
n on faun and village properties al low rates
of iAtereat.
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FOREMAN. EXETER, Oar
Exeter
London, Huron and Bruce
Gonso Nolts•s-.- Passenger.
Landon, depart 8,15 A. y, 4,40:p. st,
Centralis..,_,.,_.: ,S.1 550
Exeter 9 se 6.0
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9. 4
4 fila
Elooen ., ... 9.5,} 0.25
Brticefeld ... 9,5$ 5.33
Clinton1015 6.55
Wingham, arrive..,,,11.10 8,O0
I Om Satan- Passenger
Wbnghatn, depart alta a, et, 3.15 P, at,
Minton 7,474,25
Brueafield 8.05 449
$anon 8.1 4.57
Exeterh .., 8.225 5.02
Centralia . 8411 n 25
London.arriyo.,, 0,37 0,12
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Of
fCha•
Charles
rt
G ettot
r late f the .Gown-
Ilarr1stere,tiolkitors. Notaries. Conveyancers,
Conrmissic•netts. Solicitors for the a1olsons
Bank, Eke.
lsfeney to Loan at lowest rates of interest.
OFFICE: -MAIN I •�
A.IN sTlt>:ET
ER,t
a,PKCn
ae
o, B. 4,f,.DI
^
W. GLAD MAN
(Successor to Elliott (k. Gladman)
Banister, Salicitar, Potal• hike,
Conveyancer, Eta,
Moneyto Io
an an on Farm and village
properties at Lowest rates of interest
OFFICE MAIN STREET EXETER
ship of Stephen, in the County of 1
Rurou, Farmer, deceased.
NOTICIS is hereby given pursuant to Chap-
ter 229 R, S. O„ 169n that all perewoa having
claims against the Estate of the said Charles
Gratton, who died on or about the lith day of
January, A. D.. 1689, are required to Bona en or
before the 18th day of Dceernber. VOL by post.
prepaid, to J. G. stanbury.l,xeter.Out., Sakti,
for for the Administratrix• their 11141111C9, ad•
dresses and occupations, with particulars of
their claimsstatements of theiraceouuts. and
the nature of the securities elf any) held by
them. Aud notice Is hereby given that after
the last mentioned date. the sold Adunmistra-
trix will proceed to distribute the assets of
the said deceased aunongthe parties cotiNed
thereto, havingregard claims to the ctals oS
i
wh'Ceh 0
n It o shall have been ,given as aboverequired. and the said Admuistratrr .. shall
not be liable for the said assets or any part
thereof. t0 any person or persons of whose
claim or claims notice shahl not have been
a
receivedthe h
i
a
time of
such distribution.
inbetioi
n.
Jr, G. STANBUP.Y,:
Exeter, Out
Solicitor for the Adurinistratrin,
Dated the 27th, day of November, 1901
Exeter, Nov. 27th, 100].
Wheat per beetle! 09 to 71
Oats
Barleys..,.. ....-4t to 48
Peas...- .. 05 60 70
Butter.-. ., ..1 r to 10
Turkeys •...,. .... .....17 to 17
Geese.,,. ..,., . 8 to 9
.
Chickens per fl " .. 5 re 5
Ducks 7 to 7
bloat.... Id to 1C
Dried Apples..
Pork live welcllt --.... .., g5t00 to $5 25
40 to 43
FOR OVI1]R FIFTY YEARS
Winslow'sSoothingF~Sy�rupt1 asltimuimerbeen used for
over fifty years by millions of mothers for their
children while teething, with perfect succus
It soothes the child, softens the gums. allays al
pain, euros wind colic. and, is the beet remedy
for Diarnccea. It is pleasant to the ttt,te• Sold
by druggists in every part of the world. 25
cents a bottle. Its value is incalculable. Be
sure and ask for Airs Winslows Soothing
Syrup and take no other kind.
to neglect. Sometimesthenyacause convusionsn
and death, If you suspect them to be present,
give Dr. Low's Pleasant Worm Syrup, which
destroys the worms without injuring the
child Price 25c.
,iilburn's Sterling Headache Powders con-
tain neither morphine nor opium. They -
promptly cure Sick-Headache,
Sick -Headahe, Neuralgia.datedaehpcomaachli
Headache, Headache
ndhdacefrnycause
whatever. Price 10e and 25c.
British Trcop 011 Liniment is without excep-
tion the most effective remedy for Cuts,
Wounds. Ulcers, Open Sores, Rheumatism
Bites, Stings of Insects, etc. A large bottle
25 cents.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
i'hs fee -
simile is az
o1gIl;titre'43419611Z44
. f3 ev8ry
of 4 s Zi�c.'�ik mama
STRAYED.
Caine unto the premises of the undersigned,
lot 18, con. 9, Usborne. on or about Oct. 25th,a
two-year old steer. The owner is requested to
prove property, pay expenses and take the
animal away
ANDREW HODGSERT,
MEETING- OF THE
HURON COUNTY COUNCIL,-
The Council of the County of Huron will
meet in the council chamber in the town of
Goderich, on Tuesday the 3rd, day of December
next at 3 o'clock p. m.
W. LANE, CIerk.
Dated at Goderich, this 20th. day of Novem-
ber, 1901.
W ANTED, Responsible Manager (integrity
must be unquestionable) to take charge of
distribution depot and office to be • opened in
Canada to further business interests of an old
established manufacturing concern. Salary
5150 per month and extra profits, Applicant
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DENTAL,
i
. RI1�S3fAN, L. D. F. AND
DR. A.R..RINS:SSA V, L.
D. S. D, 7a. S., honer Graduate:
of Toronto University. Dentist.ftrtffcsRicpibad
Teeth extracted effects, (me enFan-son's
block, West side of Main
tet, Exeter,
?.li• ANDERSON, (D. D. S. 1.41•S
DENTIST.
Honor Graduate of the Toronto University
and. Itciy nl College of Dental Surgeons of
Ontario, with boners Also
Po
stgraduate at
Chicago Scheel of slhetio Icmist r3
$frith
on rn
1 =mien.
.
honorable ablom iticn.
Everything known to the Dental Profession
done in this othee. 11ridge work, crowt,s, el•I
lu loto ol an vulcanite plates
al done neatest manner possible. A perftr M
harmless anaesthetic used cot 1 lute-,. extrae-'
tion.
Mice one door south of Carling Ilrosetero
Flour holes ndhis tail,
e
:Till feed constantly an tan d..
WfiEf T WANT D
Eor which highest price will be paid.
Wood Canted.
TI110111Y 4.6W CLOVER $ERD O1TGRT,
J. Coibbledicir . & Sou
TWEEDS
At Cost Price.
FOR THE NEXT 15 DAYS.
AgoodAssortment
IIEA'F Y PANTING
cosP.
eats these lines at once
.JOHNS,
The Toil ,di-
w
utters
1�
Exeter, Ont.
utters .,
A G. OD INVESTMENT.
for sale i1'The briblock and dwelling,
s welll situ Exeter,,
�llaln street, is 70x55 feet, three storeysand
contains four stores, offices and halls,all leased.
This is the best business stand in town. Tho
dwelling is brick of two storeys and contains 10
rooms, is admirably adapted for a boarding
house. Tho property must be disposed of.
Terms cosy, apply to R. L. ranson, Exeter,
Ont,
FOR SALE -BRICK RE-
SIDENCE WITH AN ACRE OFLAND IN
EXETER -We offer for sale on reasonable
terms, that very desirable residential property
known Se "Tho Hooper Homestead" situated
on Lot No- S.O, south of Huron Street, Exeter.
There is erected upon the ]and, a comfortable
and commodious brick dwelling, also the
necessary outhouses. The house is in good re-
pair and has 9 rooms. The lot contains an acro
of land and is excellently adapted for garden
ing or fruit growing.There is a plentiful sup-
ply of hard and soft water, The property is up
to date, and the terms easy, for particulars ap-
ply to DlcrsoN & CARLING barristers Exeter,
or to A. E. BooPER, Row P. 0,, Penns, U. S.
A., proprietor.
Exeler ReflI_ate Agency
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,
OA LL ON TEE UNDERSIGNED,
JOHN SPACKIVAAN
Office over H. Spackman's Hardware
Exeter.
tet. Cash paid for Raw Furs.
A Drive
in riusic.
Having purchased a large
line of new music at a job
price we will sell it at 5 cents
per copy until Dec I.
• 1
,The collection embraces
)
m
some of the latest hits in songs
and instrumental music.
Our, stock of Organs and
Organs
Pianos, Sewing Machines &c.,
will be found new and attrac-
tive both in price and quality.
y
S. MARTIN.
GOOD
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Without regular action of the bowels, Laxa-
Liver Pills i1
1s regulate the bowels, auto constipa-
tion, dyspepsia, biliousness, sick -headache and
all affections of the orgars of digestion. Price
25c.4.21 druggists.
Do you Want a Rutter'
j M
We have the finest. stook in town.
All the latest styles, in the newest
colors,
Our prices are low as can be found
for first -clues material arta workman-
ship..
BEFORE YOU BUY
ORL1., ftN.b SEE US.
.� F RusseH
Two Doors South Town Hall,
CREDITDN
Roller Mills
Our mill has been remodell-
ed with the Gyrator System
and people tell us they now
make better bread than bak-
er's when using our flour.
&laainu and Chopping
Done Prorapul i.
H. SWEiTZER.
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h'ug
Headquarters For
Dyspepsia Cure
Blood and NerveaTonie
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 Il
line of Patent lYledicines.an
band.
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