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'Permits your ' to
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and hardy.
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AIM:10Se 1 1001.
fie Were 11.0e3 in Number, leyolving
se13,e9e,3/e in !Debts.
New York, Jan, 2.e-1(eports to R.
G. Dun & Co, show that, fail -urea
for the year 1901 were 11,002 in
number. and $113,092,876 in amount
of liabilities, -while, of bankiag, 4.34(1
t her fiduciary ins ti La tions, there
were 74 inaolvencies, involving $18,-
018,774, a total of 11,076 defaults
and $131,111,150 liabilities, These
figures compare very lavorablY with
the s, 10,833 eailures in 1900, with
liabilities of $174,118,2,36, of which
59 were banks, for $85,617,563,
k Manufacturing disasters in 1901
tnumbered- 2,441, with an indebted-
ness of $44,960,988, compared with
2,400 in the previous year, owing
$51,702,142; while there were 7,-
965 susPenSHns oE tradere; for $52,-
060,640, agnarist 7,844 in. 1900,with
liabilities of $5.9,415,592. The de-
faulted liabilities W01.0 96 cents to
each $1,000 of bank eXchangee. A
ratio to the e umber of firms in
business shows that the entire
amount of defaulted indebtedness
averaged $94.83 for each coacern.
This amount compared with 8119.-
63; in 1900; ivhiie, going back to
1893 the a-verage -was 8290.65
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In many ways the prosperous con-
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The above includes two hand -
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' picture of the Duke and Duchess 2
TS -of Cornwall in medalliori settings
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with the Royal' Standard as a 0
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ture of two farm horses, called G
"The Farm Bets." '
The, Times and 'Weekly Mai1.
and Empire, ...... ....$1.75 do
The above includes two hand- 10,
some pictures sby Innes, in
colors, size 14 x 25 inches, entit-
ed "On .the edge of the herd," *
• and "The Miner's Farewells", • .
The Times and Daily Mail e
and Empire (evening edi- i7)
tion) ......................$3,25
The Times and Daily Mail •
and Empire (morning el'a
edition) . $4.25 g
The Times and Weekly Sun $1.75
The Times and Family Her -
0 aid and Weekly Star.. .$1.75
The above includes handsoihe
•see pictures of the King and Queen
.".0 and a copy of GainsbOreugh's fa- a@
mous pietirre "The Duchess of -3
1.‘ Devonshire:" ..
The Times and Montreal (.9
Herald (daily)
The Times and London Daily
Advertiser ......
Tbe - Times ' and London
Weekly Advertiser. $1.50
The Times and Toronto
Daily Star , ...... $2.50
• The above includes a picture
of King Edward.
el The Tinies and Toronto '
.1•-• Daily News $2,50
The Trines and Farming
World, 81.80
The .4;1'„lnies and Montreal
Weekly Witness $1,05:
* The Times and mon treal
Daily Witness $3,25
:The Times and Farming. $1.75
!so The Times and Christian
Guar filen .. $2.00
IA.ny other pa per desired can
nbe bad at cobbling 'rates.
he Times and Free 1ress
s morning edit lop $3,25
e and 11(i(111 or ever.). '
-VA edit ion:, . Ve,75
Time and edi-
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T eel ES GiFFICE.
ditiens in the United States were
shared 'across the border, for com-
mercial failures in the Dominion of
Canada Were fewer in number and
amount of liabilities than in five of
the preceding seven years. As to
banking insolvencies, the statement
was even more favorable, no one of
the earlier years making as good
an. exhibit. All commercial defaults
numbered 1,341, with liabilities of
$10,811,671, which compares with
1,355 in 1900, owing $11,613,208.
In manufacturing, there were 289
failures, for $3,595,095, against 308
in the previous year, With liabilities
of $3,201,665. Trading failures
numbered 1,029, with ti, total in-
debtedness of $6,845,329, compared
with 1,010 in the previous year, for
$7,252,340.
TWO CENTS
All Roads in Michigan Compelled tio
Roduce-Their Rates. •
our .7Vose
IV m
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r.D
Toronto, AlnIttreni and 413t.:4WA.
That Is What you should breathe through
-enot your moatb.
Birt there -may be times when year ca-
tarrh is po bad you can't 'breathe through it.
13,reacliing, through the mouth Is always
,bad for the lungs, And It Is especially 'SO
When their delieate tissues have been weak-
ened by the scrofulous condition of the
bleed. on Which catarrh depends.
Alfred E. Yingse, Botrnerstown, Pe;;
suffered from catarrh for ears, Xis tead
felt bad, there was a ringune in his ears.
mid he ceuld not breathe throuele oue of
his nnetrils nor clear his head.
Atter trying, eeverni catarrh speeifles
from which_ he in ed no benefit, he was
completely cui eil, apeording to. his
st:Ltement, 1)7
1:Kood's Sarsaparilla
' Buffalo, Jan. 2.-Al1 of the lines of
Michigan became subject yesterday to
the two -cent a mile fare bill • which
was passed by the legislature of that
State last spring. This provides
that all of the rates shall be two
cents a mile, and that all basing.
rates shall be constructed upon that
basis to the Michigaa gateways. The
Michigan Central Monday surrender-
ed its old charter and took out a
nCW one under .the new conditions,
lhereley becoming voluntarily subject
to the new order of things a number
of years in advance of what it would
have had to do under the old order,
It saw, however, that with the other
roads charging two cents a mile it
could get no business at a higher
rate. The capital of the new com-
pany is $18,038,000. The road will,
• sue the State of Michigan shortly,for
damages because of the loss of rev-
enue thi-ough the loss of the old
charter.
MARRIAGE OF AltiVIT OFFICERS.
--
Stringent Rules Issued by the Spanish
Minister of War,
Madrid, Jan. 2,r--Tne Minister of
War has issued a royal decree, es-
tablishine- rules for the -marriage* of
array -Officers.
It is provided that rofal licenses
are necessary for marriages, an
that the minimum age at which. ernor-General; and later in the nay
marriages is allowed is 25. A sub-: called upon hie distinguished
altern on active service -must prove 1 countryman, Mgr. Pal conio, the
that he posseSses private means papal delegate. Last evening he
sulfficient to resa.ke his total income • dined at Stadacona Hail, as the
equivalent to a captain's pay; or be guest of the hospitable Minister of
, . . .
at least 30 years • of age, and ' have MilitiaHonPWBorden.
seen 12 years' service. . President Roosevelt's New Tear's.
The decree is much discussed, es-
pecially a clause requiring the mili- Washington, Jan. 2 .-president
tar y authorities to make private Roosevelt held his first New , Year's
inquiries regarding the morality or reception at the White House yes-
terday, and, surrounded by the Fre-
intended wives of . officer's and the
This great medicine radically and per -
menet'. tly cures catarrh by cleansing the.
blood and building up the whole system.
',WOWS PILLS are the favorite cathartic. tbe.
511
Ottawa, Ian. fa. --The Census
Be-
rean has Plat completed a tabulation
of the population Of the three lead-
ing eities of Canada by religious de-
nominations.
According to the census ot 1901,
the Chlereit oE England leads la Tor-
onto, with -62,107 adherents; Metho-
dists ratmla41•' 48,270; I'resbyterians
Itoman Catholics 29,004 ;
Baptists 1 1 ,9.1..3 , There are 3,079
Jews in Toronto.
In Montreai Roman Catholics nurri-
ber 202,109; Church of England 23,-
934; Presbyterians 18,919; illettio-
dists 8,139*, Baptists 2,013.
are in Montreal 6,74 Jesvs.
Ottawa has: ilornae Catholics, 81,-
810; Church of leneliend, 10,017;
Presbyterian Church, 8,025; Metho-
dists 5,788; Baptists, 1,67, and
Lutherans,
N[W YEAR'S DAY R[g[PTION &idler Rahman. Khan, Anmee Afellaele
tan, Oct, 3.
.1.`:OTA /AEI ITh1.4.riis Is incr.
nesaat, $te Welter, linigliset noeelist
najuieem390t.t.rek, Count 'William, 'of Ger.reeny,
Boutelle, Charlee A., of Maine, May 21
Buchanan, Robert W.. Englleh poet,
Juno 10,
Rupee, liear .Atemeral Francis U., ti,S,N.,
Oct. 19.
Betterfiele, General Daniel, New Yule
July 17.
Crispe,-ex-Pronler et Italy, Aug. 11.
Donnelly, Igna.tius, politician and airtime,
Jan. 2. *• -
Errazuriz, President of Chili, July 12.
Hearts, 'William Maxwell, Feb. 28.
Lemarees 'Dowager -et Germany, ug. 5.
Greenway, Kate, lenestrator, Nee. 7.
Rarrlson, Benjamin; ex-Presideut of the
United States, March 13.
lioteniche, Prince YOU, former Chancellor
of Gemini)", July 5.
Li Hung Chang. Chinese etatesmen, Noy.
McKinley, William, President of the
United *Tates, Sept. 14.
Meal, ex -King of Servile Feb. 11.
eeuret, General Preece Joaphim Napoleee,
Oct 24, risk joie,
Boron Adolf Eric, Swedish
naturalist ana Arctic explorer, Aug. 12.
Orleans, Prince Reuel de, Aug. 9.
PIngree, Eileen S., ex-Gevernor of Michi-
gan, June 18. •
Rothschild, Rarer] Wilhelm von, head of
Vim famous banking house, Jan. 25.
Verde Giuseppe, italiaa composer,Jan. 27.
•Vietoria, Queen. of England, Jin. 22.
Fu notions Participated in by
Many Distinguished People.
Some of Those Present at the Eastern
Department Building, 0 ttaAra-Chev,
slier Marconi Present --Sir Oliver ;new.
at, Assisted by Premier Ross, Receive
In Toronto-Presicient Roosevelt's Filet
.New Year's Reception.
Ottawa. Jan. .2., -The levee of 'His
Excellency the Governor-Gen.eral,
held yesterday morning the East-
ern Departmental Building, was the
chief social event of New Year's
Day in the . capital. -It was it
-cheery function, officers of the head-
quarters staff. and of the local regi-
ments appearing in . uniforms, and
the orChestra. of the Governor -Gen-
eral's Foot Guards playing • 'lively
airs, while, over six hundred cit -
zeas paid paid their respects to the King's
representative in Canada. Lord
Minto was attended by Major
Maude, milistary'secretary, and Capt.
Bell, A.D.G.
The .memsbers of the Cabinet pres-
ent •4:eere .Sir 'Wilfrid Laurier,. Sir
'Richard Cartwright, Hon. R. W.
Scott, Hon. Sydney FiSher, Hon. F.
W. Borden and Ron. Clifford .SiSfton.
Among the notables whO had the
honor of shaking hands with. the
, G overnor-General were Mgr., lealconio,
the Paentl Delegate; Archbishop . Du-
hamel, • Vicar -G eneral ilouthier, Rev.
Dr. lThnery, rector of the University
of Ottawa; Archbishop Bbgert and
Signor lirlarconi, whose card reads:
"Chevalier uiglielmo Marconi,"
" (Meier de LaCarrone d'Italie."
Refreshments *ere served in an
ante -room' of the Governor-Generars
offices.
New Year's DaY Reception.
Toronto, Jan. 2, -*--His Honor Sir
Oliver Mowat received as usual at
Government House _yesterday, Pre-.
mier 'Ross, following out the time-
honored custom, assisted him, and
Commander Law and Capt. Van
Straubenzie were in attendance. Miss
Mowat, Miss Margery Mowat and
Miss Casey also helped to welcome
the. guests.
marcenns etew Tear. '
Ottawa,- Jan. 2. --Signor Marconi
sPent New Year's in the capital,
chiefly in fulfilling its social obliga-
tions. In the inernieg he attended
1 he levee oI his EXcellency the Gov -
social position of their families, eidental and cabinet circles, he greet-
ed oifficials in every teranch of the
ra-
• ' After Forty -Five .Years. .
Ardiroffr.,
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Don't tie the top of Ivor
lolly and preseree jars in
she old fashioned way. Seal;
teem by tbe-new, quiolei
absolutely sere way -by
a Vein coating of Pure
Refined Pareane. leas
no taste or odor. Is
air I, ifeht and acid
_proof. keielly applied.
Usefalln a dozen Other
ways about the house.
Full direetions witl:t
each °eke.
Seel everywhere. Matte by
IMPElIAL0IL Ce).
'eeeee,
• A 31an'sSad Death.
Quebec', Jan. 2.-A well-known
stevedore named' Charles Murphy,
met with a fatal accident, about 4
o'clock Tuesday While engaged in re-
moving snow from the yards of -the
Canadian • Pa cific Railway. While
standing on one of the platform cars
with a shovel in his hands, the train
started suddenly, and unexpectedly,
knocking him oft, a.nd throwing him
between the ears, one of which passe
ed over his body, cutting one leg off
near the hip and tho other eft -below
the knee,as well as seVering his
right arm. ltd was 40 years old, a
widower and the father of a family
of seven children.
Fears He 1,4 Drowned.
Collingwood, Jan. ,2e-Theyoung
man, William Green, son. of Mr.
Charles Green, Ce.T.R., who wander-
ed from home about a -week ago,
while suffering from a long illness,
has not yet been heard of. ,It was
expected that the heavy northwest
wind that prevailed Tuesday would,
perhaps, bring soine tidings, but, so
far, northing has transpired. All
the surrounding districts- have been
searched for him, and the general
opinion, reluctantly come to, by the
family, is that the bay has claimee
another victim,
top the
light
Loyeclotes experiment in electric
lighting at Vietdria Hospital Was
snit eevhat of a failure, but there is no
doubt but that tbe city could operate
id
a arii for civic lighting at a, profit,
as is the ease at the water Worka. The
o t cern e el the Toronto May orality
contest will be awaited with interest
by Londoners,
Milburn's Sterling neadacho Powders give
women prompt relief from monthly pains and.
etive no bad effects m hatever. Be sure you
got Milburn's. Price 10 ate. 25 emits, All
( eaters.
John Purser, who left Tlibbert about
25 years ego for the reeielbothooe, of
Sarnia, died at his borne on the 29th
inst. He was it native of the County
of Wicklow, Ireland, and a niernber of
the Episcopal eh urch.
aritish Troop 00 Liniment, is unsurpas-ed
by,any other liniment on the mareet to-day.
lt 18 DOMnoSal of healing, soothine and dean -
sing vegetable oils and. extracte. It is put up
in large bottles for the small priee of 25 cents
It is a sad thing to see fine
public *life, as well as great co
course of people from private liee. fruit trees spoiled by' the- blight.
• -•WindSor, Ont., ' Jan. B. D. The scene within flee historic man-
P'ee`eieeee.e.Peeefe6Gfeocle"90.009° Rotinii. of Windsor, ethe oldest postal
London, Huron and Brupc
---
GOING NORTH-- Paseenger.
sion -was one of eati ace dmary beau- You can always tell them from
° employe in " Canada," was Ttiesday
will outwear
two pairs of
common rubbers. For thr ee
years WO have proved that with
kA
irltainneyou can s ub
lagisfY P. -c -P, your foot
but you cannot stub the rubbers.
MOO'S genuinc cent4i;,
are stamped
loon the solo of each rubber
'Oith our copy- im,,,gamp.__Ap
righted narne aravIrT5
%IQ not' allow yourself to be de-
etived by imitations.
in,fti LEATHER TOP
the best on the market,
.0.fach grid 12-ineh tops with
*oiled .p,dgs and Hoes. 'They
,tv*,104troledlii stook, and your
),Ier can order therel for you.
00.0 Limited
exch.tAiva
itttrOi of MI.
ty and brilliancy. President Roose-
night Superannuyears he has been in the Dominion ers was extremely gracious and hap- do well
atedFor forty-
. five veelt's manner of receiving his call- the rest They never
Postal Service. . He was mail clerk ns,•-• Mrs. RooseVelt Proved a most afterwards but stay small and
on the first Grand Trunk train be- '
charming New Year's -host.
P ' J t sickly.
tWeen Toronto and Montreal. Later Russia and Vrance, .
he was ore the rah trona Windsor to
London- depart
Oen-China .........
Exeter
Hensall 941 6,15
Mine= 9.e0 625
Brumfield 9.58 • am
clip ton 10.18 • 655
Wingham, arrive 11.10 8.00
GOING seuen- Passenger
Wingham, depart 0.!3.t. M. 3.15 P. m.
Olinteu 7.17 4.25
Brucefield 8.05 1.19
Kiepen R.15 4.Z,7
Hansen , 8.22 5 02
Exeter 8.35 5.10
Centralia ...... 846 5.2e
London. arrive-- -9.37 6.12
8.15 A.M. 4.4.0P.M.
. 550
9 3C 0.0
•Niagar.a Falls; and, recently, between -Paris, an. '2. -The cus omary •
It is worse to see a blight
Windsor and Loudon. has a . exchange • of New Year's greetings
. curred yesterday. The Czar tele- .
splendid recor d for efficieney, between St. Petersburg and Paris oc-
strike childrenGood health
• • Sir oech Jan. 13, '•is the natural riaht of children.
n•rapheel as. follows: To President
learns that Lord Rosebery and Sir the EmpreSs and myself desire to Bele someof them don't get
Oubete " 'Itsaralcoe-Selo, Jan. 1
Liverpool, Jan. 2. -'.Phe Post On the occasional the New Year
Henry •Ca,mpbell-Bannerman, thO express to you our best Wishes for their rights. While the rest
Libera,1 leader, /lave dined together . rranee and fcir you personally.
osiE.Y: TO LOAN
We Imre unlinilted pre -Vete fends/or layetite
Went aeon farm Or yillage peoperty at loweet
rates of interest. '
DICKSON $4 CABLING
• theater,
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS
As OLD AND WELL-TP.1ED REMEDY.- Mrs
VVinsloves Soothing Syrup has 'been med for
over efey years by millions of mothers for their
children while teething, -with perfect succees.
It soothes -the child, softens the gums. allays al
pain. cures wind colic. and. is the beet remedy
for Diarrhoea. his pleasant to the taste. Sold
by druggists in every part of the world. 25
cents a beetle. Its value is incalculable. Bo
sure and take Airs Winslow's Soothing
syrup end ask for no other kind.
Since the fermer'S sPeech at Chester- Among the most agreeable re- grow bia and strong one stays
field,. and that, during the 'meal, the membranceS of the year jus e eloped,
two diseussed 14'rd' R°csaebnieprbY'esulePB1snie , that of the few days PasSed- in the ' small and weak.
tion in. ,politics. Sir beantiftil -country, friendly and, allied_ . . .
nerman's speech, which, he is to te', us, is espeeially dear,: Niche- Scott Emulsionn can stop
make in London on Jan. 13, is elle," . • . .
looked forward to with the. greatest Gen. Andre, the *Ministbr of War, that blight. There is no
interest. ; telegraphed to, the Ru'ssian Minister
S126 000 For a ilundin ' of war, Geri. Kourapatkino, - reason why such a child should
greetings' of' the -French ariny to tie :at. * •
n mall. Scott's Emulsion
Toronte jar.. 'William IVIat- Russian army, arid to . Theirjes-;• P`. -Y s
111.4,1111.
MONET' TO' LOAN.
I here ale -rice atmenne of private fuzes to
loan on farm and village properties atlow rates
of interest.
F, W. GLADAteee_ e
learrietet Mein Se•t Exeter
azpicAL
Ira R. ‚T1» M.-3, TORONTO VIII
IrERSIe Y 1 . ninny Univer
sity. Oillec-Creduot
Exeter, ran. let, 1901.
Baxley. - ... .
......4-8 to ' 18
.0490ttoo '4'3
(WIaltsie.al. pe. r Intehel.... ..... ...,.
Butter.- e - - . . . . . . -- 1G5.5 tb oo 1760
Peas
.Chickens per le . -
e to 6
Eggs .... 17 to 17
Geese P to 8
Turkeys ..
... 78 8500 57
VIDDruoiceokdC. epics.. .. .. .. F to 6
16 to 16
-Pork live weight ..- •- . - - $.15.no to 85 25
donald oi Montreal has placed teee, is a me icine o s of
' d' with 1 t
• $125,000 at the Ontario Govern- ' to xi.,y in tteiihn
men.t 'cliSpeSal for the erection of . 1, .
building at the Guelph Agriellit.urai Berlin, Jan. 2. -The . New *Year's
conegQ for Alio pitt.post) of giving in- iestivities 'wei-e. marked by the -omen'
gerieY bf the coUrt 'from mourning.
0 -row.
for the cstahlishhieut, of a course of re. the ghttpel of the Palace in the- Scott's EMulsion makes
and the elements of plant life, abet
preseate of the Imperial family, • .
•
strength in it—the kind of
strenath that makes 'things
structien to teachers in agrieultere
There. Wei a Service in the Morning • o ,
I Chancellor Von Buelow and Other. Children grow, makes them eat,
doineStiee scleece for w °Men .
noi,Tiiig to teisir stalls tno s auawas 1 -1.1 -es them sleep makes them
t, n
Treder Por 114.0411103g. dignitaries; Aftfir the ceremonY of
.
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For Infants and Children.
•mo fac-
simile
sigaetete
of
ir 08
ee,f4e wrapete
Berlin, Jan, parth, the free et, several new corpg, -Leo. Emperos. play Give the weak . child a.
,11:atice: Scott's. Ertinlsion. will
make. it 'catch tip
with .the rest.
'mit picture 'frepresents
the Trade Nruk of Stotes
Einulsion and is on the
wrapper of every bottle. '
Send for free i4Enple. ,
SCOTT 8t'liti:tiVNZ%.
T�RONTO cAttATjA
e al,11440itS,
trade editor of tine Nation, and •
, a • and 1:Impress .reeerved tile dipiornats.
frefluent visitor to tho :United -.-
uater in the afternoon the •Vmperor -
Staleg, ha fi been eleoted to the Reich- 'returned the tails of the ambagsa-
jstag from the Wittenberg district by- dors. The New Year's reception is
601 votes over the number polled bYa, function to which no diplomat of
Ilorr vonLeiDeigert a large land" lower rank than. aXI alltInteSadOr14
0W1101'.
inVited. His. Majesty, was especial,-
' iy' good-hurnored - yesterday., , Ile
' - ,„ converted with er6b, oV• the eight
V
Mondives, ve ier.treal, Jan, 2. --Graham Wento . ambassadors in licit Awn language,
,.wan sentenced to five years 'in Alie.. except, in the eats et the Turkish,
ponotentiary , Tuesday. Graham ' Vork,." , A,tahassadOr, aad, even to hilt, the
'ten WO found guilty of .the dhoge of 1r,x,ei,65 ottorod 0,, 'tow nappy phra.
robWrig $8,000 from thuruilio 1.11 et qtiti„ in' Toi,kjoil„,
Outremont,
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W. B.ROWNIN M. O.,
• P. Graduate VIC:Loan n leer:Ale
office And resieerme, own iu'on Labora-
tory Exeter
I,EG AL,
DICKSON & CARLING,
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries. Conveyeneers,
Commissioners, solicitors for the Mole=
Bank, Eta
Money to Loon at lowest rates of interest,
OFFICE :-MAIN STREET, leXETER,
n. CARLING, B. A. L. II, DICKSON
Fe W. GLADIVIAN
(Successor to Elliott & Gladman)
lanistor, Solicitor, Notary Public,
Conveya.ncer Etc,
Money to loan on Farm and village It 1
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properties at Lowest rates of interest u rS y
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ALSO HEAVY PANTINGS
AT. COST.
We wantla dear these Irnesast one ,
W. JOHNS,
• The Tal tor
DFaNTAL
•
H. iTs.riT'ANIMANR
D. S. D. D. 5.ellonor Giaduate
of Toronto- University, Dentist.
Teeth extracted without pain or
bad after effects. Office Fan.
son's block. Weft- side of Main
treet, Exeter -
DA ANb-D'Eti.gNOTIlsT(9.
Honor Grad -mite of the Toronto UniversitY
end Royal College of Dental Surgeons of
Ontario, with honors Also Post -graduate of
Chicago School of Prosthetio Dentistry (with
honorable mention
Everything known to the Dental Profession
done in this office. Bridge work, crowns, al.
luininum, gold, and vulcanite Plates all. done in
the neatest manner possilole. A perfectly
harmless anaesthetic esed for peinices extrac.
tiootie
e one door iouth of Carling Bro's store
Exeter, Opt.
-MEETING OF
Farmers' ifistitute
TO BE HELD IN
EXETER, Town Hall, on
SATURDAY Jan. 1 lth, 1902.
The meeting will open at 1,30 o'clock, when
addresses will be given in the following or-
der :
Chairman's address. Address by D. Drum-
mond, Beg., of Myrtle P. 0.; Subject, Breeding
and care of dairy cattle, follov,-edeby discussion
till 2.20 o'clock. Address by G. R. Cottrill, Esq.
of Milton P. 0. ; Subject. How to build a
poultry. house and keep the poultry healthy;
discussion till three o'clock. Address by El-
mer Lick. Esq, Oshawa P. 0.; Subject, fruit
growing Peon a commercial standpoint; discus.
non till I o'clock A paper by A. Innes, of
Clinton eThe Draught Reuse "What he was
what he is and. what he might be." Short ad-
dresses are expected from local gentlemen,
question drawer will also be opened when ques-
tions on general subjects will be a feature,
An evening meeting will be opened at 7.30
o'clock, when interesting and instructive ad-
dresses wili be given by the delegates and
others suitable to a mixed audience. Choice
selections of vocal mid instrumental music
will be rendered. A bright and lnstruotive
meeting is anticipated. All are cordially wet-
comed.
A small admission foe will be charged
• Dge.n3t101;eNnEsat, evening meeting, to defray ex-
penses. Ladies free
SAM'L SMILL1E,
Secretary.
President.
A Gu OD INVEbTlIENT.
Fanson's brick block and devollingein Exeter,
for Bale. The brick block is well situated. on
Main street, is 70x55 feet, tbree storeys, and
contains four storm_ offices ad halls, all leased.
This is the best business stand in town. The
dwelling is brick of two storeys and contains 10
rooms, is adMirably adapted. for a boardirig
hou,e. The property must be disposed of.
Terms easy, apply to R. L. Fanson, Exeter,
Out.
FOR SALE --BRICK.. RE-
= SIDENCE WITH AN ACRE °ELAND IN
EXETER -We offer for sale en reasenable
terms, tbat very desirable residential property
ltnowir as "The Hooper Homestead" situated
on Lot No. 86, south of Unroll Street, Exeter.
There is erected upon the land, a comfortable
and commodious briel, we 1 the
neeessary outhouses. The bouse lein good re -
pelt 'and bas 9 MOMS. The lot contains an acre
of land and is excellently adepted for garden.
ig Or fruit growing. There is a plentiful sup-
ply of hard and, soft water, The property is up
to elate, a.nd the terms easy, for paiticulars ap-
ply to Dicxsoie 86 CARL/1/0 barristers Exeter,
or to E. Hoormn, Rew P. 0„ Penne, U. S.
A., proprietor.
NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby EiYeli that the 274 -
nu al meeting of the members, of RAY TOWN,
SIM) FARMER'S MUTUAL ETRE INSUR
ANCE CO. will be held in the Town Hall
Zurich, on Jan. l4th, A. D. 1902, at one o'clock
p.
BUSINESS - Rem; ving the Directors' and
Secretaryeereasureee annual report, election
of directors and the etiscussion of other haat-
twee for the good and tvelfare of the company.
All members ate Tem. eeted to attend.
WILLIAM YnArtner,L. 0.,_ Berme EXeeen.
President. • Seeretary-Treaeurer,
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Cutters
Do you Want a gutter?
We have the finest, stock in town.
All the latest styles, itt. the newest
colors.
Our prices are low as can be found
for first-class material and workman-
- -7 BEFORE YOU BUY
ORLI- FIND L9_, -PE US.
ussei
Two Doors South Town, flail,
ROI RN NElie Aeucy
AelTF,D, Responsible Manager (integrity
must be unquestionebio) to take ahem° of
dietribation depot and &lice to be Opened in
Canada to further businese interests of an old
established menufeeturieg eoncern. Salary
-e150 per sleuth and extra profite. Applioant
roirst hare e1500 to 82000 cash end good stand.
ing, Address, Supt., P. 0. Bet 1151, Philedel-
pbite Pa
EOE SALE OR RENT.
Story Ana tt half frame Ileums with nine
rooms arid minima kitchen &ea woodshed at
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niched. All neceesety mils buildings, s good
well, add a betiring orchara Of good fruit ,are
on the pltiee Which conelete of sevtle aorta tef
wellcultivated bled. Plate is Well Situated on
Deice Road, In Exeter North ansi within orssY
renth of teiwn. Fob futther partionlate epply
40 Petteere, Zee' Or
tavekrobeIN
Children Ory for
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 th,p Allan
gaf. Line,-
ON THE UNDERSIGNED,
JOHN SPACKMAN
Office over H. Spackman's Hardware
Exeter.
ts. Cash paid for Raw Furs.
The Choicest
Xmas Cift
haAl Full line of Patent Medicines on
CREDITO
Rol r Mins
We are giving excellent sa.
bisfaction in flour si.n.\e. re-
modelling our mill
Dry Soft Wood Warrtede
ristinu an(1 61ionDinu
Done Fir0111Ptin
H. SWE1TZER.
BROWNING
Headquarters For
. Dyspepsia Cure
Blood and. Nerve Tonic
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.
Would be one of our
Pianos and Organs
It would be a thing of beauty
and a joy for ever. A lasting
present that would ever bring the
greatest pleasure to the recipient.
Meeissolasaqrnmiers
Then our .Sewing Machines,
Bok and Sheet Music as well as
our smaller musical goods. Come
in for second place,
Buy your children's sleighs,
from us,
Wishing all a merry Christmas.
.MARTIN
Milbertes Sterling Ileadatlio Powdets tone
teen beither inerplithe nee opium. They'
peroaietly aura Siek-Reedeelec, Neuralgia,
Readaelte, Readaehe of Grippe, Headache
dello:ate ladite end Ileadttebe etein etY ealree
WhateVor. Price lOcand 250.,
.61003)1:1FiSITIA IS IMPOSSIILV
Without regular action of the bowels, taxa
:Liver Ville regirlete the birleole, Mite oonattep..
tion, tlyepepsla, 1)1110MM-tees, tiek-lieadache and
all e er,titenii of the orgsrs or digestion. Irice
gsa, natuodske,
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