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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1902-5-1, Page 5°Let sleeptng dogs lie Beware of the "bar- gain" shoe, Why is it sold at a "educed price" 0 it is worth full price? Leave lottery shoes carefully alone, and look for the Makers' price, stamped cm the sole of the sure value shoe— "The Slater Shoe" B. J, SPACKMAN. General Agent, General News. eee-e-e Mrs. Hawkins, wife of the late.post- master at Port Albert, has been ap- pointed to the position made vacant by his death. Milburn Sterling Headache Powders contain neither morphine nor opium. They promptly cure Sick Headaohe; Neuralgia, lleadaohe, Headache of Grippe. Headache ot delicate ladies end Headache from an..4 cause whatever Price 10a. and 25o The London Methodist Conference is to meet in Sarnia this year. The threenames mentioned most rirounin- ently for the presidency are the Rey, A. L. Russell, the Rev. Jasper Wilson and the. Rev, E. N. Baker. The contest will be short and sharp —just five weeks. That it will result in a triumphant opportunity to Mr. Whitney and his associates to prove their ability as administrators of the affairs of this great province we con- fidently believe. Some of our Grit contemporaries are actually prophesying that Ross will carry Ontario. Have they forgotten how the province went in the last Do- minion election ? If so, they might do a little thinking.—Belleville Intel- ligencer. Used internally Bagyard's Yellow Oil cures Sore Throat Hoarseness Quinsy, Pain in the Zhest, Croup, eta. Used externally cures Rheumatism, Stiff joints, Contracted cords, Sprains, Strains, Burns, Scalds, Cuts and Bites et Insects. In a few years *moie, when Great Britain becomes an out-and-out pro- tection country, you will hear the Canadian Liberals boasting of how 1 they have fulfilled their pledge to Ilkgive this country "Free Trade as they have it in England."—Woodstock Ex- • press. The Ontario election camnaign will ite short, sharp and decisive, Conser- vatis es all over the province are bone- -ful of success, and it really looks now as if tbere will be a change of Govern: anent, The Tories are in excellent shape for the'fray and a great many Liberals are going to vote for a change. Mrs. Miranda Baker, a well known resident of London passed away Friday at the ripe old age of 71 years. She had been ill for about four months. The funeral took place Sunday at two o'clock from the residence of her son, Mr. S. Baker, 709 Waterloo street, to Mount Pleasant cemetery. * At a meeting of the Women's Emi- gration Olub April 24th, Lord Sel- bourne, the first Lord of the Admir- alty, strongly urged the settlement of British women in South Africa, es the -only way the wounds of the war could be healed. Lord Strathcona, follow- ing, urged Canada's need of women settlers. He declared that if the Brit- ish Government gave any emigration assistance whatever, Canada should ,share it. '116- The Petrolea Advertiser puts the case well, when it points out that it was only by the stealing of so ninny constituencies that tbe machine saved itself at the last election. There is no reason, says the Advertiser, why the machine sbonld be allowed to rule. Its claim to superior .administrative ability is arrogance. Its bombastic -demand for another term is impu- dence. Mr. Whitney. who has a clean record and a nuttily, straightfor- ward character, is abetter man than any the machine can put in the field. will outwear two pairs of common rubbers. For three years we have proved that with 3,0 Igo woo ,p you can stub —9 your foot, nut y hlg'S genuine u cannot stub the rubbers. o are tamp9dOm" upon the sole of each rubber with our copy- righted name MAO do not allow yourself to be de- ceived by imitations. LEATHER TOP Sat the best on the market, 6 -inch, 3 -inch and 12 -inch tops, with Rolled Ecl,e and Heels. They are earric.d. in stook, and your dealer can order them for you. 'The J. D. It asTO CO., Limited have exclu,ive control bf IOne of the oldest residents of Dote chester paned away on April 24th, the person Of Elizabeth 'Woods, wife of Mr, 13. Talbot, ex -county bridge commissioner, She bad been 111 for a long time, being confined to bee bed for the past year, A notable eireum- stance in counection with Mrs. Talbot's life Was that she died hi the same house that she entered as a bride forty- six years ago, tbough the place ilae of course been improved a.nd remodelled since then. The Ogilivie flhing 0o„ which has recently made several advances in the price or floar, ainaounces another move up of five cents a barrel, making $4,20 for Haugacian and 33.90 for Glenora patent. The Lake of the Woods Milling Co. has made no change since the other company commenced the advances, and its Prices for what are commonly called the same grade of goods are now 30 cents a barrel lower. As these big concerns have al- ways sold their goods on the same price basis, the situation has caused nnuch comment in their trade, The 175t12 anniversary of Guelph, Ontario. was celebrated Monday, April 23rd, and in anticipation qf the occesion The Guelph 1VIercury on Sat- urday published a sketch of the foun- der, John G -alt, together with histor- ical and descriptive artieles in con- nection with the anniversary, The • founder of Guelph was also the founder of the Canada Company. and he had much to do with tbe develop- ment of the Huron Tract. His nanie indeed, is inseparably connected with the history of this district, The Mercury publishes a portrait of John Galt, in which can be traced a decided likeness to his grandson, John Galt, postmaster of Goderich, Returning Officers for Some of the Neighboring'Con- stituencies Bruce North—Ohas. V. Parke, shei- iff. Bruce South—W. M, Dank, registrar. Bruce Oenter, Dr. Malcolm Black, Chesley. Huron East—R. G. Reynolds, sher- iff. Huron South— John Leporte, Drys- dale. Huron West — Wm. Roberstson, Wingham. London—R. H. Dignan, registrar. Middlesex East— D. M. Oatneron, sheriff. Middlesex North—D. S. Campbell, Mullifarry postoffice. Middlesex West—S. Blackburn, re- gistrar. Perth North --James Hossie, sheriff. Perth South—Patrick Whelihan- re- gistrar. 4••••• _PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND Is The Only Medicine That Can Promptly and Perman- ently Banish All Wasting and Dangerous Diseases. It Restores Lost Health When Physicians Pronounce Your Case Incurable , if, in springthne sick people—young and old—act with promptness, wis- dom and decision, suffering, agony and tnisery would never be carried in- to the summer mouths. To delay the work of banishing disease, regulating the nerves, puri- fying the 'blood and restoring per- fect digestion is a serious mistake, When the blood is sluggish, impure and poisoned, when the nervous sys- tem is unbalanced, when digestion is deranged, and the appetite poor and variable, be assured your condition is critical, and calls for instant attention before the summer months bring ad- ditional dangers. • At this time the use of -Paine's Celery Compound will do a marvel- lous work for every rundown, sick and diseased man and woman. Its life-giving work first commences with the blood, which is made clean and pure ; then the nerves are quick- ly set in order, digestive vigor is fully restored: the appetite is made natural, sleep is refreshing, and the despond- ing heart made light and joyous. It is well to bear in mind that Paine's Celery Compound owes its origin to the most distinguished phy- sician that this American continent ever produced, and his marvellous. prescription is publicly endorsed by our leesb and ablest physicians. If all sufferers who have been dis- appointed in the past will promptly start with Paine's Celery C'ompOund, they will be. astonished and delighted with lhs speed with which this won- derful remedy is able to call a halt to wasting and dangerous cliseases. It is now making tens of thousands well aucl steoug, awl fitting them to enjoy the suminer months, which, to the well and strong, are pleasurable Zind h appy. GENERAL NEWS. Sol Smith Eussell, the actor, died at the Richmond Hotel, Washington. at 2 o'clock p. m., A.pril 28th, of perpet- ual hiccough. Mr. Russellhad been ill for some time from this malady, hut daring the past few days the de- cease took a sedous turn arid mince early morning the eud had been hour. ly expected. Mr. Russell was 54 yetis old, It is generally believed that, Parties mem will be prorougee May 13th. At all events the Government has decided that the session shall be brought, to a close on that date, and as the most inn poitent measures on the order paper are Government bills, the majority of which it is not iutended to put through there is no reason why the business of the session cannot be finished up by the date Dinah ned. — The breath f.r t he pine iA the breath of life to dm consumptive Norway Pine Syrup con. ains the pine virtues and cures coughs, oolde, bronehilis, hoarseness earl all throat and lung troubles, whieh, it oot attended to, load to cern Suroption. .3 Y tol Ra FAIT /Liar ours if you try Shiloh's Consumbtion Cureagititadraotaufeseias estoirestorronlin onsuey, and we send you free trial bottle if you write for it. SHILOH'S costs 25 cents and will cure Con, sumption, Poeurnonia, nronchitis and all nun Troubles. Will cure a cough or cold in a day, and taus s.reveut serious results. It, has been doing these things for GO years. 5. C. WELLS & CO., Toronto, Can. Karl's Clover Root Tea corrects the Mind IN FAVOR OF PEICE Meetings of the Vryheicl and • Utrecht Commandoes. GEN, BOTHA'S MEN FOR PEACE Strong Opinions Expressed—A. Tacit Truce in Those Districts Has Expired -128 more Doers Accounted For—Twen- ty-Five wiled, Ion captured or Surrendered During the wean. London., April 29.—Wiring from, Pretoria under date of Sunday, April 27, the Correspondent of The Daily Telegraph says that Gen. Botha, with other Boer leaders, attended meeting of the Utrecht and Vryheid commandoes last week. At these meetings strong opinions in favor of peace were expressed. The tacit truce in the 'Utrecht and Vryhald district, the correspondent concludes, will expire to -morrow. FIGHTING sTirsr., ooDS ON. One Hundred and Twenty-Kiiiht Boers Accounted For 2Ist. London, April 29.—The War Office has made public the following des- patch from Lord Kitchener at Pre- toria: "Since April 21, 25 Boers have been. killed, 78 have beeu taken pris- oners and 25 have surrendered." There has been, desultory lighting in various sections of the Transvaal arld Orange River Colony. Canadians III. . Ottawa, April 29.—The Governor- General has been informed by cable that the following members of the 2nd 'Battalion of C.M.R. are danger- ously ill of enteric fever in South Africa: Pte. William Blanchard of Peter- boro, Ont., at Elandsfontein. Pte. John Arthur Wilson of Lon- don, Ont. Pte. Robert Dease of Montreal, at Pretoria. 'Trooper Drury Dead. Ottawa, April 29 .—The Militia De- partment has received word that Trooper Joseph Drury of the 2rid Canadian Mounted Rifles diecl from enteric fever a,t Klerksdorp on April 24. Drury comes from Maple Creek, ...v. -a! as Beresford's First Act. London, April 29—The first official act of Rear Admiral Lord Charles Beresford (Conservative) after , ing the oath in the House of ; Com - Mons yesterday was to give notice that to -day he will present a motion for reducing the salaries of Mr. Brod- rick, the Secretary of State for War, and the Earl of Selborne, First Lord of the Admiralty, in order to call attention to the lack of direct res- ponsibility in the administration of both the army and the navy. Sol Smith Russell Dead. Washington, April 29.—Sol Smith Russell, the actor, died at Richmond Hotel in this city at 2.10 o'clocle; Yesterday afternoon of perpetual hic- cough. -Mr. Russell had been ill for some time from this malady, but during the past few clays the disease took a serious turn, and since early morning the end had been hourly ex- pected. Mr. Russell was 54 years old. 'Speaker 'ititl-.crtson Dead. Halifax, April 22.—Thomas Robert- son, Speaker of the Nova Scotia Legisl a ture, died at South Dakota yesterday,where he had gone for the benefit of his health. You Can Lead a Horse to water but you can't make him drink. You can't • make him eat , either. You can stuff food in- to a thin man's stomach but that doesn't make him use it. Scott's Emulsion can make him use it. How? By mak- ing him hungry, of course. Scott's Emulsion makes a thin bodyhungryallover. Thought a thin body was naturally hun- gry didn't you? Well it isn't. A thin bOcbr is asleep—not working—gone on a strike, It doesn't try to use it's food. Scott's Emulsion wakes it up—puts it to work again making new flesh, That's the way to get fat. Send for free se.mple. scorr 4 sowNE, Toreata, Canada, see and mo; Sit druggtsta KINGSTON TRAGEDY A Boy of 15 Years Kills Girl of Fourteen, BULLET PIERCED HER TEMPLE While Zarin g School Brio Sharp Drew a Revolver and Shot Reatileo Rolland tioad—The Victim Was a Daughter of Air. Holland, Engineer on the Kingston and Eembroke nations'. Kingston, April 29,—Just as the children were being dismissed yester- 1 day afternoon at Frontenac Seho01, ' a shot rang through the building, and a bright, happy girl, aged 14, l named Beatrice Rolland, fell over and was soon. dead. The bullet I pierced her tensple. Eric Sharp, ag- ed 15, a schoolmate, fired the fatal shot. The girl was cared fer and physicians summoned, but she was beyond relief when they arrived. ,IVIeantime the hoy fled. At 7 o'clock he ,gave himself up to the police, He says he knows not how the deed occurred. He said he • would shoot the gir/, she having tip- ped his hat in the cloak room. When he pulled the revolver it went off. Scholars say that Eric told the girl if she did not stop he would shoot her, and he drew the revolver and aimod it at her. The revolver was an American Dull, self-acting. He threw the weapon away. An. inquest will be stimmoned to- day. The families are grief-stricken over the dreadful deed. The victim was the daughter of George holland, an engineer on the Kingston & Pem- broke Railway, The lad is a, son. of Henry Sharp, a. Princess street grocer. He was a lively lad, fond of cigarette* and novels. ROY ICILLED AT THE JOSOTION. no Was Caught in nn Elevator and Crush- ed to Death. Toronto Junction, April 20.—Wel- lington Lawrence, a lad 14 years of age, who lives at 37 Whitney ave- nue, Toronto Junction, was killed Yesterday morning while working in the factory of the Canada Cycle & Motor Company. There was no one around when the accident occurred, but as he Was working on the ele- vator it is supposed his head got caught between the elevator and the posts and he wet dragged up two Rights before the elevator stopped. Yesterday was the boy's first day at work. Coroner Clen dollen has ordered an inquest. BASEBALL. Na:icnisl League, st onday. New York 9, Brooklyn 3. Phila.delphist. 4, Boston 1. Amer can League. Nona:1y. Baltimore 3, Boston 7. Washington. 9, Philadelphia 12. Chicago 0, Cleveland 2. Th.. .Electlelis l. 1.ratiice. Paris, April 29.—The Ministry Of the Interior yesterday 'afternoon made public the results of 574elec- tions, which give the Ministerialists 243 seats, sub -divided as follows : Republicans 39, Radicals 92, Radic- al Socialists 41, Socialists 21. The anti-Ministerialists have 158 seats, sub -divided as follows : Na- tionalists 31, Republicans 60, Con- servatives 65, Dissident Socialists 2. One hundred and seventy-three re - ballots, of which 122 are favorable to the Government, and 51 are un- favorable, are necessary. The latest election figures made public by the Minister of the Interi- or show that 248 31inisterialists and 163 Anti-Ministerialists have been elected to thb Chamber of Deputies. 31ra. Turnbull Found Dead. Orangeville, April 29. --Mrs. John Turnbull of Monti Centre, a village ten miles east of here, left home quietly on Thursday morning early. Search for her had been made with- out success until Sunday afternoon, -When her body was found lying be- neath a brush pile near her home. A can containing Paris green was found near her body, showing the manner of her d.•ath. The deceased Was 50 years cf age, and had been atelaucholy for .daass; Princess Again on Trial, Cape Town, April 28.—The trial of Princess Radziwill, on the charge of forgery, in connection with notes purporting to have been endorsed by the late Cecil Rhodes, but which the latter repudiated, began in the Su- preme Court to -day. There are 24 counts in the indictment. Though Rhodes and Schultz; the two princi- pal witnesses, have died since the case was first filed, their evidence, in the form of affidavits, denouncing the signateres on the notes as for- geries, holds good. Three ?.Tew Iiing's Counsel. Ottawa, April 29.—An Order -in - Council has been passed appointing Premier Mullahs and Hon. L. A. Sifton of the Northwest GoVernitent King's Counsel. Mr. F. C. Wade of the Yukon. has also been made a X. C. New Hamburg Bylaw. New Hamburg, April 29,—A bylaw voted upon here yesterday granting a bonus of S10,000 to the New Ham- burg Manufacturing Company, was carried by a vote of 115 for to 31 against, Jesuits Win Avon. London, April 29. --The earth of the Protestant Alliance to *expel the Jesuits from England under the act of George IV. have again Athens Ill law Carries. Athens, April 29,—A bylaw to erect a neW 60,000 ton hall In tho village of Athens was carried yester- day by a majority of 91, DR. W; H. CRAHAM, itYaVst.wesb. No. i Clarence -square, corner Spadina avenue, Toronto, Canada, treats Chronic diseases •and makes a specialty of Skin Diseases, as Pimples, Etc. PRIVATE DISEASES as Impotency, Sterility, Vari- cocele, Nervous Debility, etc., (the result of youthful folly and exccss,) Gleet and Stricture ot Long Stand- ing, treated by galvanism, the only method without pain and all bad after effects. Diseases of Women—Painfnl, profuse or suppressed, menstruation, ulceration, leucorrhoea and all displacements of the womb. OFFICE ROURS-9 as uu. to 8 p. tn. Sunday 1. to 3l:, In. WILL SAIL MAY 8, Eirst Section of Fourth Contingent Almost Ready—The Scene At wulow .rk. Halifax, Lii of Great ,touvitT• Halifax. N.S. April 29.—The mili- tary camp at Willow Park is now a scene of great activity. The work of organizing is steadily getting on, and preparations are being made for the third regiment, which will sail first. The clothing for the Inc. of this regiment has all been served out, and yesterday the troopers of the 4th Regiment were receiving their kit. Several troopers were before the commanding officer of the 3rd Regi- ment, and minor charges were tried. One of the rnen was charged with striking a fellow trooper, but he was acquitted. Several for breaking barracks and being absent from par- ade were dealt with. A number of horses arrived yesterday, and were • taken to the stables at the camp, The 3rd Regiment is now coraplete and ready to go on the troopship. A portion of the 4th. Regiment (in which the. Halifax men. aro) will leave with the 3rd Regiment on the Cestrian otu fay 3. The Third Regiment is commanded by Col. Williams, Adjutant Capt. Van Straubenzie, Major Wilbur Hen- derson, Lieut. Kingsford of Toronto and Lieut. Darker of Hamilton. oi. Thtedonell's Adjutant. Ottawa, Aprii 29.—hr. Tye, Chat- ham, Ont., has declined a position as Medical Officer to one of the regi- ments for South Africa. Inspector Strickland, N.W.M.P. will be adjut- ant of Lieut. -Col. Macdonell's regi- : ment, and Sergt. Raven will he quartermaster. so 0 to the Front. Omemee, Out., April 29.—Major J. Nein of this -village has been of- fered an appointment by the Adjut- ant -General in the fourth contingent, C.M.R. Ho goes either as a captain of a squadron or as veterinary cap- tain. Ile has not yet decided whicji to accept. He is qualified to take either position. He holds a, first- class military certificate. At present he is senior major in the 45th regi- ment. tinder Col. Sean- '..gassiess; OPINION OF LEADING PHYSICIANS I bave used W. T. Strong's Pile- kone for external as well as internal piles, and get better results than from any other remedy I have used. A. GRAHAM, M. D., London, Ont. Price $1.00. For sale by druggists, or by mail on receipt bf price. W. T. STRONG, Manufacturing Chemist, London, Ontario. IEL and Garden 8 eds • We have just received a nicely assorted lot of Field and Garden seeds from the D. M. Ferry and the Steele Briggs seed houses. These are fresh, new goods—to us et least, and lower in price than last year. ----- • We think these people offer seed true to name and excellent in quality. We will be pleased to have a part of your trade and will appreciate your good will. We shall shortly have a quantity of seed corn to offer. We are selling canned Corn, Peas and Tomatoes at 7c each. W ENETHIGK 0.13.14141.4.. cooss000sesesoos000seoloos o o 6 IF, NOTHING TURNS UP 0 : TURN SOMETHING UP: : O 0 0 A course of training in the 0 e . 0 l .)Certtra..-• 4-(;,--y ,5,/., 0 , , . i , L../ /6J4/761:j4,4 -Y7e,:e%*•••-7;:' : O .,..r... j .„ . .......,„ ,...,_:".c., 0 O e e STRATFORD, ONT 0 • enables young men and women to so- 0 0 Imre employment at good wages int- 0 0 modiately on leaving college, This is • 0 the schen' that enjoys the reputation of 0 0, doing the best wont in business educe- 0 e dm The graduates of tho school arc 0 in drone demand as teachers in businese 0 es °calves in Cantata, and the United Stat- 0 0 ea his is the school for you and your 0, 0 Moeda, Write for catalogue. e a W. 3. ELLIOTT, ,no 0a Principal g p oesseammectootaisesesimo -gm WANTED --- AT WINNIPt4 MAST.— Owing to the rapid progress of the eountry and the nroSpects of it hoary eeneon's Work there will be it demand for en additional num- ber of etonomasorts and hrickleyera wages see per hour, Apply A. T. IlAVIDSON See, :Stamm Building Exobange 'Winnipeg Ran. , IERNEST ELLIPT, Ageu fortne Weseinne. Assienaivoir Cox - Mere, of Toronto; also for the Pnessrdx Film "Ittiall:ICICt°rStli7A'SoOlE letzlijilatvl.'nogflailil4 and INSURANCE. MEDICAL FIR, 3. H. RIVERS, M. B. TORONTO UNI- X/ VERSITY, M.D. 0. M. Trinity Univer. ity. Offlee—Crediton, Oat, 1. BROWNING M. D. O. . Graduate Victoria ,niversity office anti residence, Dom Mien Labora- tory, Exeter. LI. GAL. DICKSON & CARLING, Barriaters, Solicitors, Notaries, Conveyancers, Commissioners, Solicitors for the Moisons Bank, Etc. Money to Loan at lowest rates of interest. OFFICE ;—MAIN STREET, IEXIOTER. s. 11. CARLING, B. A. L. IL DICKSON FW. GLADMAN 0 (Successor to Elliott Se Glaclman) Barrister, Sosioitor, Notary Mlle, Conveyancer, Etc, Money to loan on Farm, and village prOperi les at Lowest rates of interest OFFICE MAIN STREET EXETER DENTAL TT KINVMAN, L. D. S. AND DR A. R. KINS1VIAN, L. D. S. D. D 5.,Efonor Graduate of Toronto University, Dentist. Teeth extrac,ed without pain or bad after effeets. Office in Fan - son's block. West side of Main treet. Exeter, , D.A. ANDERSON, (D. D. S. L.D.S , DENTIST. i Honor Graduate of the Toronto University , and Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario, with honors Also Post-graduatoof , Chicago School ot Prosthetic Dentistry (with 1 honorable mention. . Everything known to the Dental Profession I done in this office. Bridge work, crowns, al- luminum, gold and vulcanite plates all done in the neatest manner possible. A. perfectly harmless anaesthetic used for painless 1 extrac- tion,Oillce one door south of Carling Bron store Exeter, Ont. pASTITRE TO LET, For horses or cattle on reasonable terms. Stock to be taken on the ranch, on Lot 1, cor- ner of Klondyke road and Stibbins side -road, on and after April 14th, when a man will take charge of them during the season. For further particulars apply to GEO.-WATTS, Thedford, Ont. NOTICE. Parties are hereby Scautioned not to nego- tiate or honor a note in favor ofJames Hannan drawn in the latter part of December, 1900, at 9 months, for the sum of eighteen dollars, pe,y- ablexaShipka, and signedJ by NESCHT7ANCER FARM FOR SALE. That beautiful farm property being compos- ed of lot 29, con. 4, London road, Township of Usborne, contaimg 100 acres, This is a desir- able property in a high state of cultivation, situated midway between Bonsai and Exeter If not sold privately on or before the lst of March will be sold with tho chattels lay pub- lic auction on the premises on 4th March, 1902. For terms and particulars apply to the pro- prietor, ThosaHawkins, or to Thos Cameron. auctioneer. F OR SALE -L. -BRICK. RE SIDENCE WITH AN ACRE °ELAND IN EXETER—We,ofrer for sale on reasonable terms, that very desirable residential property known as "The Hooper Honsesteacr situated on Lot No. 86, south of Huron Street, Exeter. There is erected upon the land, 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 acre of land and is excellently adapted for garden ung or fruit growing. There as a plentiful sup- ply of hard and soft water, The property is up to date, and the terms easy, for particulars ap. ply to Dickson St CARLING barristers Exeter, or to A. E. HOOPER, Rew P. 0„ Penne, tJ. S A., proprietor. NOTICE TO CREDITORS4.. • , In the matter of the estate of Martha Isabella Manning, late of the -village of,Exeter, in the.County of Huron Deceased. NOTICE is hereby given marswint to R. 0. 1897 that all persons having clai againsethe Estate of the said Martha I. Ma mug, who died on or about the dth daY February, A, D., 1902, are required to son or deliver on or before the I5th day of May190 Peart, Marden, Ont., the Exeoators, the to R. E. Nanning, Clinton, Ont, or to Samu names, addresses and occupations, with par ticulars of their claims, and tho nature o the securities, (if any) held by them. dul certified. And that after the 15th day May the said executors will proceed to di tribute the assets of tho said deceas among the parties entitled thereto, havin regard only to the claims of which th shall then have notice. Dated this 28rd day of April. R. E. MANNING SAMUEL PEART}Executqrs. 5 Packs of Cards Free. mescomensasion r Ono Pack, "May L a V. Home," One Pak "Ilsoort" One rack, "Flirtation" One Pawl "II Id t relit ' 0 Pack SofaJ Holds Two, Sample of 21 other styles, with book full of notions, sena 5c eilver for postage; A.,W. KENNY, 61, T. Yarmouth, g.. WANTED, Responsible Manager (integrity " must be unquestiOnable) to take charge of distribution depot and office to be openeclin Canada te further business intereeta of an 016 established manufacturing concern. wary $160 per meant and extra motile. Applicant must have $1500 to $2060 eash and good stead - Ileg. Addrees, SuptstP, 0. Box 1151, Philadel: phia, P. Pianos and Organs. At popplar prices- and easy terms of payment. We sell the celebrated Heitz man 8z Co. Pianos, (the Art Pianos of Canada.) The choice of Royalty for their tour cf Can. ada. If you want something cheap- er we can show you pianos of oth er makes which will be no ds grace to the most elegant parlor. In sewing machines we carry the New Williams, 1:aymond and White, also needles and supplies for all machines. The latest sheet music always in stock. Call and see P4MITIN BUGGIES! BUGGIES! Do you Want a Buggy? We have the finest stock in town. All the latest styles, lTi tbe newest colors. • Our prices arelow as can be found for first-class material and workman- ship. BEFORE:YOU BUY OfiLL fiND 8EE -US. J F Russell Two Doors South Town Hall. BROWNING'S 1)1c -fig a s(toi_l'e 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. AFull line of Patent Medicines on hand. TOILET ARTICLES SCHOOL BOOKS AND SUPPLIES J. W. BROWNING Dominion Laboratoru• MONEY TO LOAN We have unlimited private funds for invest- ment upon farm or village property at lowest rates of interest. DICKSON ft CARLING Exeter. r1ONEY TO LOAN. I have a large amount of private funds to loan on farm and village properties atlow rat of interest. F, W. GLAD1VLSN, Barrister Main St. Exeter. OUT THIS OUT and send it to us with 6 cents in silver and you • will get by return rnail a GOLDEN BOX O' GOODS that will bring you in Monis MoNET in one month than anything else in America. A.W. Kiirsnaa E. T. Yarmou th, N. IMPORTANT TO B:0G- RAISERS— You can save money time and feed by keep- ing your pigs dry and clean. They will thrive better and keep healthy. Make the bog com- fortable and he will put on flesh. 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