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reeders From Far and Near
Gather for Mid -Winter Fair.
Lectures on Agricultural Topics -A. Pont.
ure That Is liot Only Valuable, Ilut
"which Is Druck Appreclated-Lord
Mint.) Visits Royal City and Will Nos
the Skow To•Day-Erenaler Itoss will
speak.
Guelph, Dec. 11. --Judged from
every standpointathis has been a me-
morable day in, the history of the
Royal City. The twentieth annual re-
muTence a the Provincial Vat Stock
Shaw, so far as, exhibits mad a.ttend-
awe are concerned, have proved an
Ole Loeal A gr.ai euqualioed succees. Yesterday the
e have completed clubbing
•rangeraents for 1601 with sev- •
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ve includes two band- _43
res -one an excellent
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TIMES OFFICE.
eoesistnemecoeeeeesseoeo
city was all animation and bustle,
but no appreheusion is feared. as to
the ability of the citizens to provide
ample accomodation. for 01 who may
enter her gates. By reason og the
liberal grants to the society by the
Provincial Government, the city 4of
Guelph and. the County of Welling-
ton, supplemented by private sub-
seriPtions, a fine building has been
erected, cominotlioua, well heated
and well lighted. As a ctearcat.
well-defined evidence of what Can-
a.da can produce in the way of
thoroughbred stock the provincial
show is a success.
Leetlin a Szatouittiat
Yekertlay representative stockmen
front all parts of the province were
present. In Shorthorns. J . and R.
McQueen, E. Jeffs 4 Son, H. Smith,
J. Pied a; Sons and J. and W. la.
Watts: in Herefords, P. W. Stone,
NV. null, Samuel Younk anti James
Hall, and in (ialloways, A. M. and
R. Shaw, W. J. Reid, I). McRae. aro
leading exhibitors. In grade cat-
tle. J. Lloyd Jones. James Leask,
E. Brien ea Sons and. John inekinson
raa.ke a creditable exhibit.
eetze 711, the Show..
In sheep the display is exceptional-
ly large anti meritorious. Cotswolds
and Shropshires predominating. In
Cotswolds. Park 4 Son end E.
Brien 4 Son and leading exinbitors.
In Liucolas, J. T. Oibsou and O.
Walker made the largest display. In
Leicesters, J. M. Gardhouse• J. and
W. B. Watt. A. and W. Whitelaw.
Orr 4. Lillie° and IL Parks have
some fine speeintens. Shropshires
are represented by J. Lloyd Jones.
John Campbell. it. Gibson and W.
E. Wright. The exhibit of South -
downs is especially large. many of
them being winners at the I'an and
Chicago shows.
splay Creditable.
In hogs. it would be difficult, to
find a more creditable display. and a
most commendable feature is the evi-
dent determination to produce a
class of hogs that will meet with
the greatest favor in the British
markets, and for which the leading
pork packing companies of the pro-
vince have denoted generous prize: -
Pa swells in Poultry ttnialhg.
The upper flat of the society's
building is devoted exclusively to the
exhibition of poultry, and here may
bo seen probably the finest and most
extensive display ever gathered to-
gether in this province. In no
branch of agriculture or lam life
has so much material progress been
naa.de withinthe past few years as
in this particular line. Improved
facilities for transportatioxi in cold
storage, coupled with the dissamin-
titian on this matter may be respon-
sible for this altered condition.
Two o'Clock Edition,
t •
wiffbutwear
Ana
, two pairs -of
Onninou rubbers. For three
years ,e llaVe-proVed .that with
yo soil/ yoU can stub
ur foot,
but caimot irubbers.
King'S genuine
ere' stamped upon the sole of each rubber
with ur copy-
rihted name moo
do 110t alloaV yourself to be de-
eeived -by imita.tiOns.'
ings's, LEATHER TOP S-11:10
r r
the -best on .the market; 6sinch,
11. and 12-inehtops, with
Edg arld I-Ieels, They
pied in stock, and your
eater en order them for you •
IROG� limited
ss
C011iGVO1 of aU.2410u
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Ch lid foir
FA
This edition is published
especially for towns, villages
and rural districts in "Western
Ontario.
It given all the news up to
ONE O'CLOCK each day,
including Foreign, Canadian,
American, -District, Local and
Sporting, -
'ft contains eight to twelve
pages five days a week, and
sixteen pages on Saturday,
• Halt -tone and other. illustra-
tiOns ot important doings sand
prorninent people appear •every
day.
The Saturday edition alene is
worth the price.
Subscription.s .received at anY
time. Address -
The London Free Press Ptg. CO
LONDON, ONT.
Mention tb
Vjlper.
......S:Orofula •
' Mat is commonly inherited is not
scrofula but the scrofulous dispoeition,
This is generally and Wetly iudicated by
cutaneous eruptions; sometimes by pale-
ness, nervousness and general debilitSr.
The dieease afflicted Mrs. IC, T. Snyder,
Tinton St., Troy, Ohio, when she was
eighteen years old, manifesting, itself by a
hureei4 in her neat, which causal great pain,
was lanced, and became 4 Matting sore.
It afflicted the daughter of Arra, J. H.
Jones, Parker City, Ind.. when 13 years old,
and developed so rapidly that when she
was 18 she had eleven running sores on her it
neck and about her ears.
These sufferere were not benefited by
professional treatment, bat, as they volun-
tartly say, were completelY cured, by l
0 od's Sarsaparilla
This peculiar medicine positively car -
rests the scrofulous disposition and radi-
gaily and permanently cures the disease.
.•
Lectures of Hog noising.
The best, methods of fattening were
well illustrated yesterday in the sec-
tion devoted to that purpose. Yes-
terday morning at 8.30 F.
son of of Ottawa gave an address' on
"Desirable and Undesirable Joints ef
Bacon Hogs," and was followed by
Prof. G. E. Day, Guelph, on how to
select, breed, care and feed for the
production of suck animals. Both.
lectures were attended by fair-sized
audiences.
Experiments WW1 small Ernits.
In the City Hall yesterday after-
noon, 'under the auspices of the On-
tario Agricultural and Vemerimental
-Union. Prof. II. L. Hatt, 0...C.,
go.vo an interesting report on co-operative experiments with smallfrulte,
fruits, and contended that the sys-
tem of distributing small fruits
from the O.A.C. to farmers through -
t the country was attended with
gratifying success.
Culture or sugar fleets.
Dr. W. IL Wiley, chief chemist, Un -
ed States Department of Agricul-
are. Washington, gave a somewhat
lengthy address on the culture of
sugar beets and. the manufacture of
beet sugar. The doctor is;' firm be-
liever in the sugar beet as a mort-
gage -raiser. nod succeeded in invest-
ing u somewhat dry an0 technical
subject with a. great deal of interest.
Judging, the eattlo.
One of the inoit interesting and
profitable lesson.; of the day Was
that. given during the judging of cat-
tle Yesterday afternoon. In a build-
ing welt adapted for the purpose.
llauLed on both sides with. rows of
seat N. before a deeply-Interestedgathering,
gathering, Robert Miller of Steed.-
ville and Thomas Crawford, m.r.P..
Toronto, proceeded to judge the cat-
tle. awarding the privs, and in ev-
ery instance giving Well-grounded
reasons for the awardinao of the
m
sae.
Arrival of Lord Minty,
Considerable doubt and Uncertain-
ty existed in the minds of the offic-
ials of tho society and city as to
the date of the arrival of 11is Excel-
lency the Governor-General. A rumor
prevailed that he would arrive in a
special car over the O.P.R., but, af-
ter waiting at the station for Settle
time, 0, stampede was made to the
G.T.R., at which Ills Excellency
rived shortly after 7 p.m. Aft ,r
considerable delay, This Excellency
disembarked, and, escorted by Presi-
dent Mills and F. W. hXodson,
by the 30th Battalion. under Captain
Wideman. the party were driven in
carriages to the Agricultural Col-
lege. where a banquet was held, at-
tended largely by ex -students of the
college. To -day Ills Excellency will
make a .tour of the city, visit the
fair, and leave in, the evening for Ot-
"wee:d
Tay is expected to bring in
large recruits to the visitors, and a.
public meeting will be held in the
City Hall at .80 p.m. to be ad-
dressed by the Hen. Sydney Fisher,
Minister of Agriculture, and the Hon.
G. W. RoSs.
1 he Exrverirnentai Union.
The ere of yesterday mornines's
sessiou ef the Ontario Agricultural
and Experimental Union was an ad-
dress by Mr. J. A. Ruddick, Depart-
ment ef Agriculture, Ottawa. on
needed ireprovements in dairy inter-
ests. Ile held that Canadian cheese
manufacturers had not shown im-
provement in keeping with the high
standard • which won them such a
I great reputation at the Chicago
World's, Fair. The large increase in
the number of smaller factories, flim-
sy boxes for shipping and inferior
' buildings and equipment • • were to
some extent responsible. Butter -mak-
ing was .showing; steady improve-
' merit, the makers evidently profithag
• by the work of the dairy schodIS and
instructions. • Hon. Sydney Fisher
•ainelothers took part in the discus
om•
W. H. E. Redmond's Prayer.
- London, Dec. 3.1..-A telegrain from
Dublin to The Times says that Wil-
liam K. Redmond., M.P., speaking•'
at a Gorey, County Wexford, meet-
ing of. the United -Irish League, said
there never ivas a time when there
was a better chance than at present
to strike a blow for Ireland. Thanks
• be to Godsthey had lived to see the
• day when Johns Dull had been caught
by the throat, by the men in • South
Africa, Who were giving him the
greatest whaling he ,Over got.. "
Redmond said he prayed that Gnd
• inheht strengt ben the Beers until
they danced 'on .i ohn chest.
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B'OR, OVPIR Fil71rYEARS •
AN On, .A51) 1A, ELL -1 RIED
Winslow't; Soothing Syrup . has "wen used fo
over il'ty years by millions of moth ero for thei •
children while teething, with perfoot
It -teethes the child, softens the gums. allays al
Pain, ourea wind colic,. and is she bier ie •
for isierrieen. it 44 pteasant to the are. 1
1» druggists in every Port of ' the tverki.
eenr', a bottle. Its value is, incaleire1'e 1.14
--ore end rake le re Winslow"- - .1 to.
syrup n ask for no ,a her Itind.
Eng tishm 4 • Or -ported.
• Manila., Dec, • 11. -The Supreme
' Court met, yesterday and • dismissed
• the writ of IsabeaS corpus in the
case of Patterson • (the Ene•liphinan,
private „ secretary of Sixto Lopez)
whose deportation is sought by .the
, authorities • here, as he refused to
• take the oath of allegiance to the
United States when. ,he landed at
WEST OUR OA1,1.-
The Linerats neelominate 1101.vextBeIh
lex-sers-nen, Mr. Yielding Preoept.
BOWMAI)Ville, Ont., Dec. 1.1. -Rob-
ert Beith, was'Inianimously
nominated here yesterday as the
Liberal candidate for the riding cif
West Durhatn, in the appx•eaciting
Dominion byeseleetion, made neces-
sary by the voiding of Mr. Thorn -
ton's election- Speeches were made
by the candidate and others
-
A generates array of the fair sex
c.,f Bowmanville, bedecked the plat-
form' tn. the Town hall hi he even-
ing. A large number of supporters
of the newly -selected candidate were
present. Mr. A. En Clemens, pre-
sident of the Reform. Association of
West Durham, presided, ;zed among
others present were }Ion. W. 5
Fielding, Minister of Finance,
limn Ross, M.P., Robert Deirh, the
newly -elected candidate, and others.
After Mr. Reith and Ross bad
spoken, -the Finance Minister, Ilan.
Fielding, defended the course
t n
oI e overnmen a some e g -
The meeting was brought to a
close with cheers for the Mug and
the speakers.
At the afternoon meeting a reso-
lution of condolence was passed With
Hon. 31r. Blair in the sad deatii of
his daughter.
WANT TO EXcLuDE oataNsr,,,
But Labor EctleratIon, Did Not Vohs he
Eeep Out Other Asiatics-
SerartWo. Pa., Dec. 3.1. -The ex-
clusion of Chinamen, Japanese and
other Asiatics from America, ticket
seniping legielation, aud advisability
of adopting a. universal label for
union -made goods, were the prized -
pi Questions that claimed attention
of the delegates at yesterday's two
SeSSIPAS of the American Federation
of Labor.
The resolutious advocating the =-
fusion of the Chinese were adopted
hy the convention with considerable
urralabut in the matter of excluding
natives of Japan and other Asiatic
lauds a snag was struck and this
part of.the anti-Mougollan agitation
was killed, as far as the present con-
vention is concerned.
Nor.. elcan steamer Sank.
Halifax. Dee. 11. -Word reach
$ydne,y last night that. the Nome -
glen steaner Ella was disabled off
Scatterieirsland. She lost her pro-
peller an. Monday afternoon. Fivo
men left the steamer to go ashore
for assistance. There was 3, tre-
mendous sea running and the boat
filled and sank. Pour of the Occu-
pants were drowned.
A wetr.vila v11 Illert canade.
Melbourne, Dec. Right
Ifon. N. Burton, Prime Minister of
Australia, has cabled Sir Wilfrid
Laurier. the Canadian Premier. ac-
cepting the suggestion of the latter
that representatives of the Dominion
of Canad.t and the Commonwealth of
A.uatraile. meet and confer in Lon-
don next June upon trade and. other
matters.
' flt.X11dy in • at .
Wiarton, Ont„ Dee. 11. -in accorde
ance with an agreement arrived at
between counsel for both parties, the
North Bruce Dominion election pro-
test was dismissed yesterday by
Clutacellor Boyd and Judge Area -
Mahon, James Halliday. M.P., being
confirmed in his seat.
KICK A DOG
Kick a dog and he bites you.
He bites you and you kick him.
The more you kick the more
he bites and the morehe bites
the more you kick. Each
makes the other worse.
A thin body makes thin
blood. Thin. blood makes a
thin body. Each makes the
other worse. If there is going
to be a change the help must
come from outside.
Scott's Emulsion is the right
help. It breaks up such a
combination. First it sets the
stomach right. Then"- it en-
riches the blood.- That
strengthens the body and it
begins to grow new flesh.
A strong body makes rich
blood and rich. brocid makes a
strong body. Each makes the
other loetter. This is thewa.y
.S cotes Emulsion puts the thin ,
body on itt1N itsfeet. Now Tl
it can
get along 0y itself. 0 eeU
agn p • Patterson will be deported • on, the
It to ill' cUlp y014. I. first • steamer bound for Hong Kong.
1•(swirr (Se 1 (Or Grocer •
•
'of medicine:
This picture represents
.the Trade Mark 91 • ScOtt'S
Emulsion' and is on the
svrapper ssf every bottle.
Send for free sample- ' • '
Don't tis the top of your
jelly and preserve jars in
the old oisbionee way. Beal
them ty the new, galas,
absolutely awe way -by
thin coating of pure,
reflnth ParathneWaz,
ss air testis end acid
, limos Seeley epplied,
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•London, HrQn and i31.100
GERM NORTH- • Passenger.
London. depart 8.15 A. Al. 44e2'. Al.
Centralia.......... 6.1. 6 60
Exeter 92C 6.9
Musa)) ..... .... .. . . 9.41 525
Rippe') 9.59 6.24
Brucefield . .• 9.58 e.,33
Clinton . 10.18 655
Wingbam, arrive. .. 11.1to 8.09
Weise SOUTII-,- PaSeI1gCr
Wituthate,dePart - 0 gi A. 8. 3.151% ta.
7.1T 4.24
Bruceffeld .... .... - . .8 e,Z. 4.4.1
Ripeen 8.15 4.57
Masai) .... ....... - . 8.22 5 62
Exeter 8.3.-5 Me
Cervtralla• 8.16 5.25
Dentten.errive . 9.37 0.12
NOTWE TO CREDITORS
, ......_
Of Cearles Gratton late of the Town-
ship of Stephen, in the Cuur.ty of
Huron, Farmer, deceased.
NOTICF- is herebi given pursuant to Chass
ten12i 11.1'3.0., 181,. that all tversons hal log
claims against the Estate of the (-aid Charle',
Citation. la lut died on or about, the Mk day of
January..A. D.. ICa9, aro required to v-ktitt on or
before t te Mb day of December, 101, by pct.
peepald, to .1. O. StanburY, Exeter. Ont.. .9olici-
tor for the Administratrix. their uttuveR, ad-
dresses and occupation, with partieulars of
thf ir elaime statements of their aecounte and 1
044:nature of the securities tif au)i held by
them. And nod "e is hereby giyeu that after
the las' mentioned date., the raid Adruirtistre.-
tiex will proceed to distribute the sissies a
the said deeca‘ed among the parties eetitIleal
ebsreto, boa ing regard only to na, ebJLl of
which eetice stall have teen gtven as tille.e
required, and lite said Adtainistratrlx ,,htlt
1101 be lisible for the ssid assets or at* incl
!thereof, to ane person er percents of etas('
claim er claims melee shall not have broil
reeds -ad at the time of sueh distramtion.
J. O. STANtilltY,
Exetes.Out
Solicitor for the Athatitiatrate;e.
Dated the27;b, day of Novel:alit P. 11.9C41
NOTIC'E TO CREDITORS
Of George Monteith. late of the liven.
ship of Usborne, in the county of
Huron, retired farmer, dect•abcd.
NOTICEIN hereby given pursuant to Chap,
ter WM.% 0. 1ie7 that all pert -on, having
el "tints against the Ito -tate of the rani George
Mouteith. who died on or about the 2Gth day of
November, 4,1), 114 1, are required to send 'M
or before the 28th day of December, 2101. by
post, prepaid. to J. U. Stanbury, Eacter, Ont.
:olicitor for the Exeeutorte their names, ads
dressee aud occupations, with particulare of
their daiitis, statements of their aecounte. and
the untrue of the securities, Of wry) held by
them. And notice IR hereby given That atter
the last mentioned date. the raid executors
will proceed to distribute the assets of the
said dere/014=00gal° parties entitled there-
to, having regard only to the elaims of which
notice shall have been given as above required
and the Said executors t-hrill not be bheble for
the said assets or any part thereof. to any per.
$011 or persons of whose claim or claims notice
shall not have been received at the time of
vdicli distribution.
3. 0 STANDVRY,
Exeter, Ont.
Solicitor for the Executers.
Dated the 401 day of December. 11111.
Exeter, Dec. Rh, 1901.
Wheat per bushel...... .. 61) to 71
Oats ...-... . 40 to 43
Barley... -... .... 44 to 48
I ens., 65 to 70
Buttor...,...- . ..... . 15 to 16
Elm'. .... r; to 17
Turkeys ... ...... 8 to 8
Geese .... . - ... 0 to ()
Chickens per lb .....• . ...... 5 to 5
Ducks . ....7 to 7
Wool.... .... ...... .. 10 to 16
Dried Apples.. .. .. 8 to 6
Pork live weight ..... . e5.00 to 5525
CAST •RIA
For Infants and Children.
fac-
simile
isratrre ever'
of -, "Ze„44. wrIcap7er.
STRAYED.
Came unto the premises of the undersigned,
lot 18. con. 9, I.Isborne. 011 or about Oot. 25th , a
two-year old steer. The owner is requested to
prove property, pay expenses and take the
animal away.
ANDREW HODOBET,
•
MEETING OF THE
H1.7110N COUNTY COUNCIL. -
The Council of the Connty of Epson will
meet in the council chamber in the town of
Goderich, on Tuesday the 3rd, day of December
next at 3 °Week p. m..
• W. LANE, Clerk,
Dated at Goderich, this 20th. day of Novem-
ber, 1901.
\V ANTED, Responsible Manager (integrity
' T must beunquestionable) to take charge of
distribution depot and office to bo •opened in
Canada to further business interests of an old
established manufacturing concern. Salary
s150 per month and ext rh profits. Applicant
must have $1500 to $2000 I lash and good stand-
hvg Address, Supt., 7'.JJ Box 1151, Philadel.
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413 tuterest,
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Exeter.
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I have a large amount of private Riede to
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of interest -
F. W. G)JADMAN,
BarristerMain St. Exeter.
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(Successor to Elliott & Gladrean)
Barrister, Solicitor, let Public,
.Conveyancer, Etc,
Money to loan ori Farm and village
Properties at Lowest, rates of Intel est
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H KINSMAN, L. 11.5. AND
• Dtt. A.It. XINS14AN.
13. S, D. D.selEraner Graduate
of Toronto l.niverstty. Peptisa
'Teeth extracted svithent pain or
bad after effects, mfrs ru son's block. West aide et Main,
!teat. Exeter
Roller Mills.
Flour wholesaleand
Mill feed constantly on hand.
Wti EAT WANTEDD
or Which highest peke will be paid.
Wood Wanted.
TrixowayAND CLOVER SEED BorallT.
J. Cobbiecitck it Son
.A. ANDERSON, (D. D. S.L.O.S-
DENTIST,
lienor Graduate of the Toronto
41:g 1iaal t.'ellege et Ifeetai Surgeons of
°Marie, with lisseere Also Baitsgeduaie of '
Pae414,4Frbtael PreAtelie listessies
4401tOCAtne =mum.
Everything kattradn tu the penult leresessiee
dune in this Olive. Iltedge work, crosses, al-
lunatanit. geld tied vutesaute plates all dove in
:be uceress tuimuer passible. A perfect's
beaude,7, ount-ti.ctic t ped for ;wick, 4...trac•
tam.
Ofr.o., one doer smith 01 Carling Drev.citare
Exeter. OM.
A 0% OD INVEbillEN'T.
Fair.ote,i 1 rick lohn-1: and dwelling...in Exeter,
for sale. The Mich block is well situated, on
street, is fosza feet, three storeys. and
contains Nur stores. of:1004 and halls,alt leased.
This
1* tit* best lnvineKs. bland in toun. Tao,
dm
ucnieg is brielt of e storeys and contains In
rbrms. is admirably adapted for a boarding
home. The property roust he dillar.cd of.
Terms easy, apply to 11. 1.. Fonson, Exeter.'
Ont.
_
F° SALli-BRICK RE-
.91DF.NCBI,NTril ACRE OFLAND IN
IM21,TER-0,Ve Oer for Fate an reasonable
terms, that very de.hatae residential property
known as "The Deorer lionestend" situated
on Lot No. ttl, south of Enron street, Exeter.
There Is erected open the laud. a comfortable
and commodious brick dwelling, also the
necessary outhouses. The house is b itt good re-
pair and ha,. 9 emus. The lot coutains an acre
of land and is excellently adapted for garden
ing or fruit growing. There is a plentiful sup-
ply of bard and reit water, The property is up
to date. and the terms easy, for particulars ap.
ply to Dicksee S t'suraxe barristers Exeter.
or to A. E. siboorrn, Row P. 0„ Penne.
A., proprietor.
TWEEDS
At Cost P e.
r
IN
FOR THE 'NEXT 10 DAYS.
A good Assortment
,A.LSO HEAVY FANTINGS
AT COST,
o want to clear these lines at once
W, JOHNS,
Ti-sa Tailor
Cutters!
Cutters!
Do you Want a Gutter?
'We have the finest stock in town.
All the latest styles, in the newest
colors.
Our prices arelew as con he found
or first-elass material and workman-
ship.
BEFORE YOU BUY
SfiLL, -AND SEE US,.
F Russell
Two Doom South Town Hall,
CRED1TON
Roller Mills
fElei f2le 4eliclf Our mThas been „modeu_
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
SW' Line, •
ON THE 'UNDERSIGNED,
JOHN SPACKMAN
Office over H. Spackman's Hardware
Exeter.
tn.. Cash paid for Raw Furs.
A Drive
in Music.
r • ar i Fri cr. •
Having purchased a large
line of new music at a job
price we will sell it at 5 cents
per copy until Dec I. -
The collection embraces
some ofthe latest hits in songs
and instrumental music.'
Our stock of Organs and
Pianos, Sewing Machines &c.,
will be found.new and attrac-
tive bethin price and quality.
S. MARTIN.
SCOTT & BOWNE,
Send for Circular containing terms for _ _ .
i fa Is
1.,, . wOMen prompt relief froro monthly' pains and
Milburn's h'terling Headache Powders give j N1N '
..
, , TOnoN-To , ' ' 'CANADA . riuba, also our list of premiums. , . •
Stliess4S. sir ' e 1: 5(Ds. and $1. all druggists. al°eaaviooras..0 bad effects wha,te, ver., Bt3 aure you e
n's. Price 10 and 25 cents All ,
• . Doininiou Laboratorll.
W ESTERN ADVERTIS1R, get ivilibar
.. • , ,
ed with the Gyrator System
and people people tell us they now
make bettet bread than bak-
er's when using our flour.
Gristing and WNW
• Donc Frontill.
SWEITZER.
BROWNING'S
Dftig S( tore
Headquarters For .
Dyspepsia ()tire
Blood and Nerve:,Tonic
Stomach and. Liver Pilis
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.
Full line of Patent Medicines on
hand. •
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