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glitters."
Shoe finish covers up
shoe value, and throws
you hack upoia shoe
record.
The Makers' price on
the sole, seals his res-
ponsibility for what is
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The Slater Shoe"
`toodyor Wend"
J, SPA.CKMAN. General Agent,
(In Declaration of Peace and
End of South African War.
Peace, Tioly white winged Peace, has
come on earth again,
No more on Africa's sunny soil, will
sound the martial strain,
ifo more on veldt and river will the
cannon's boom be heard,
No more may bloody hateful thoughts,
in foeman's hearts be stirred
The dogs of war are kennelled now, and
safe and surely chaan.ed,
Tbe song of peace comes o'er the and,
the battle song has waned,
The bugle's clarion blast has ceased,
the shell will no more burst,
O'er hidden foes who knew the sound
and war has been accurst,
Thank God it's come, the end of war,
and no more may it's sounds
Be heard o'er mountain, veldt and
stream, but gladness may resound,
May peace on earth reig,n now sn prone
and every voice proclaim,
God save our King, may hardy Boer
and Briton shout the same.
N. DYER BURDON.
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Indigestion, Cramps, Summer Com-
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High Court.
At the Assize Cleure,, which opened
last week at Goderich on Monday and
lasted till Wednesday, before his
Honor, Justice Street, the tollowing
cases were entered and disposed of -:
Rook et al Trott, re administration
of an estate; the case was postponed.
F. W. Gladman for plaintiff, Proud -
foot & Hays for defendant.
Smith ve. Shin ols, postponed.
Froudfoot & Hays for plaintiff, P.
-Ifoit, defendant.
Merrier vs. Mercer ; settled out of
Court. H. j, D. Cooke for plaintiff,
McPherson & Davidson for defendant.
Doherty et al The Miller's Manufac-
turing Co. ; suing for insurance ; taken
out of Jury's hand and judgment re-
served. Barwick, Ayiesworth & Moss
for defendants, Proudfoot & Hays for
plaintiff.
Neelin vs. G, T. R. Co.; for damages
to person in getting on the train at Mit-
chell. Jury disagreed. Dickinson &
Garrow for plaintiff, J. Bell, for de-
fendant.
McNabb vs. Gilliax ; damages tor in-
juries sustained while under the.in-
finence of liquor on premises of defend-
ant by falling down stairs. Plaintiff
awarded $250. G. F. Blair for plain-
-sr tiff, W. M. Sinclair for defendant.
t Taylor vs. Doupe ; Breach of prom-
ise. Award $1200. J. G. Stanbury
for plaintiff, Meredith, Judd & Elliott
fox defendant.
4O/sT-3nRY CASES.
Fowler vs, Hugull ; judgment for
plaintiff. R. S. Hays for plaintiff, J.
IL Best for defendant.
.Allan Ts. Rever; judgment reserved.
Blake, Lash & Cassels for plaintiff,
Shaw .36 Shaw for defendant.
Ormox o5 LEADING PHYSICIANS
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piles, both externaland internal, and
have found it an invaluable *remedy,
and can recommend it with confidence
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BALFOUR. M. D„ Med. Supt., London
•General Hospital.
Price $1.00. For sale by druggists,
•or by mail on receipt of price.
W. T. STRONG, Manufacturing
Chemist, London, Ontario.
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1 it At a.4 t rheum and bought. a
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w tOroVe'S slallature Is on eaeh box, 2.5e.
Frei:Mae TalfOtird, a forMer resithnt
of LaxabtOrt 001.1nty, died recently in
England at a very great age. He
went to sea when a bey as a clerk. told.
sailed with Captain Maryatt, for oilcan
be prepared the MS. of sotne Of the
farnons sea stories beloved by boys the
World Over, After leaving the eett lie
Settled. in Cianada on the river S.
Ile founded the village of
Froornefield. Be was appointed In-
dian Superintendent. When about
to pay a Visit to England he gave the
Indians a feast on his birthday, and
intimated that if he should not retinn
next year he would give them another
feast; and so it happened that year
after year for thirty years or more the
Talfourd feast was given, to the great
gratification of the tribe at Savnia.
After his return to England his pleas -
lime at Wandsmith was always open
to welcome Canadian friends, At 86
years of age, when visited by a Cana-
dian acquaintance, he wandered about
with the activity of a young man, tak-
ing his friend to various places of in,
, terest, and being apparently as much
interested in them as if he hacl never
tseen them before.
I It LcaOs and Saves
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Compound
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•
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THE ALPHABET OF SIJOOESS
RUNS AS FOLLOWS:
Attend carefully to details.
Be prompt in all things.
Consider well, then decide positively.
Dare to do right, fear to do wrong.
Endure trials patiently.
Fight life's battles bravely.
Go not into the society of the vicione.
Hold integrity sacred.
Injure not another's reputation.
Join hands only with the virtuous.
Keep your mind free from evil
thoughts,
Lie`not for any consideration.
Make few special acquaintances.
Never try to appear what you are not.
Observe good rnanners.
Pay your debts promptly.
Question not the veracity of friend.
Respect tlae counsel of your parents.
Sacrifice money rather than principle.
Toucli not, taste not, handle not in-
toxicating drinks.
Use your leisure for improvement.
Venture not upon the threshold of
wrong.
Watch carefully over your passions.
Extend to every one a kindly greeting.
Yield not to discouragement.
Zealously labor for the right, and suc-
cess is certain.
The Breakfast Table Leader
MALT
BREAKFAST
• FOOD
Has No Equal in the World.
The Most Concentrated Form
'of Nourishment.
' As a hot weablier breakfast dish,
Malt Breakfast Food bas no equal
in the world. M is health none sh-
ment in the most concentrated form.
It is delicious to the taste, satisfying,
appetizing and easily digested. Malt
l3reakfast Food energizes and inyi-
gorates body and brain. It is the
only sensible food for young and old
in the hot weather, Your grocer re-
commends 11.
ethrine eceteria always bears the Signature
of Chas. It Pletcher.
weer: Baby was sick, v7e gave her Cnstoria,
When slie was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
iIJj X T
ICRONIO STRIKE IS HOD
The 'Militia Discharged After a
Single Day's Service,
Street ears Running as 'Vaunt With
Old Rands in Their macros -Beth
pleyes arid CompanY Yield Largo
eessions7The Azreetnent as Fin
)(leached Het wee,* the c °atoll(
Partiea-The Lobana .All goons!.
TOTOITtO, tine 2a. ---The mens
Mittee and the Toronto Rail
Conmany's officials, with the Be
col rade Cotrunit tee as a go-betwe
discussed the various Points of
ference. between them in the 11
effort' to effect a settlement' hal
sitid: "I iii very glad ha'.
over. It was brief. There Is 'n0
position on the part of the Men to
regard the reault in the nature of
pemonal:triumph. We give the J3oard
of Trade Committee full credit, We
Old not get all we asked nor all We
feit that We were entitled to, but the
men 11 aa,e ref/SPIVS t •
o congratula,te
the tilelTiSelVeS Vocalise victory came af-
ter 80 brief a contest. The worl
has been hard. 1 desire to say in de -
any violence
nVking
Oct elion;(:1- f e e coefi ingeono:ohlaatv
•nog
vay Observed Organizer James 11IeDonald
ally that eliStied was not of their
trol."
'tie friends. This they could not conr
but was the work of their Gallus/ea-
.,
d' '
e men were right, and there-
fore, Public Sentimen t liPPor tcti.
them. I always feel that the great
nal mass of people -the common people,
eve those who lca ow what it is to work
d for all they receive --can be re-
lied upon to sympathize with right
ia all cases."
iis 1 bi Fxperiene,
the eoldiery had control of the
streets.
All night the s teuggle went on.
Day was clawaing now and the elate
the
tat of the soldiery pouring into
city could be distinctly beard
the. stalkers were hurrying to the
bares. to reinforce their- pickets, and
each nide was preparing for deSPer-
ate fray,
Slowly the 'cacao Orators w ipod out
first nue point ol' cliffeeence and then
another.
The men had declared the union
must be recog•nized. . The company
was unalterably opposed to the pro-
position,
The men had declared for a, flat
scale. The company would not grant
this.rl' en all ,differenees ,but (hese two
were .settled. The morning was 'con-
sumed over these details.
,At 3 pan. the committee announced
its success. glie peace agreement had
beeri signed, even as the officers were
parading their troops and getting
, their forces ready for action.
• THE AGIU9E3IENT.
Men Oat New Seale of Wages Hut lio
Union Recognition.
Toronto, June 24..,1902. -The
oonr-
mittoe of the Board of Trade having
again intervened between the officers
of the Toronto Railway Company
and the coannittee appointed by th
employes at the meeting held uncle
the auspices of the Board of Trade
and recommending further negotia
tions, a meeting was held on th
morning of the 23rd inst., and th
folloiving compromise was arrive
at:
The militia corps, as scheduled the
rlay bofo.te, began, to come in at day-
break and to asaemble at the armour-'
ies. They were nn duty all day. in
the morning there avas aa Engry de-
monstration against them near the
Yorkville barns, but nothing came
of it. except that the temper of the
hip; mob turned on the arrival of
•the peace new when the troops ex-
ecrated in the morning„ were cheered
at night. The troops were wholly
withdrawn by evening..
Means 8112,000 to CouiparlY.
Pi5n aSn'cliRaliliyC,E the cencession
finaily
wrung froni the company means, in
round numbers, about $112,000 in-
creaSes in salaries annually to the
men as compared with the scale in
force when the strike was declared.
The scale voluntarily offered by the
company gave the men an increase of
$76,000 annually.
Losses by rtrilte.
The direct losses incident to the
strike are very large, caul the indi-
rect loss is 'Incalculable. Estimates
along this line in the rough, are as
follows:
Three days' receipts to the
companya ..$15,000
City's share , , 1,500
•City's expense foil, troops:- .., 10,000
r Loss to strikers in salaries,.... 6,000
1
, Company property damaged.. 5,000
- Expense to city, extra police •
e service..... . 1,000
e
d Compamy, s expense preparing
to meet strike 2,000
Loss of prestige, municipality
account, unfavorable adver-
tising incident to noting
and violence, to business
houses account same fea-
ture, loss to employes of va-
rious establishments, failure
of eniployment because in-
• terrupted car service. ,, ,. . $
Total . . $10,500
The wage scale which has been es-
tablished (by the company last Fri-
day) to stand until the first of July.
In the meantime the employes may
hold a meeting to be called under
the auspices of the Board of Trade
Cortunittee and if the Majority of
the regular and relief men vote by
ballot to eubstitute the scale of
eighteen- cents per hour for first year
of service and twenty cents thereaf-
ter, the company will substitute it
for the present scale. .
Gr.evances.
The company trill not interfere
with the freedom of the railway em-
ployes to organize under any form of
constitution, but the compa.ny de -
e
xi
sl
a
ti
al
pl
fo
dt
A
ve
0
him to give recognition to the un -
on or to receive a grievance' com-
mittee -from the union, but any em-
leye who may have been suspended
'r dismissed, or who may have any
ther grievance, shall have the right
f an appeal in person to the general
nanager, and to bring with, him such
f his fellow -employes or other wit-
esses who may have any knowledge
f the facts and circumstances of the
ase.
The company agree that the cars
mil be cleaned for the motormen
ncl conductors hi the Morning, but
int the mot:Omen and conductors
ill report lif teen minutes ahead of
hue as at present, without addition -
pay, and Will keep the inside and
atform of their cars cleaned as
rmerly, while on duty." That'on
unday the increase .shall be such as
o make the day equal to a working
ty in the week.
(Signed, approved i n. H. Keating,
/imager Toronto Railway Company;
. E. AllIQS, J. D. Allan, J. W. Pla-
tte.; Paul Jarvis, Conmaittee of the
oard of Trade;J. H.. Pickles,
halm= committee' of ,the men. ,
Men .4 eye, pt rtl
Delegate Dilworth and Organizer
c ' on ald carried t he nows to o St.
Andrew's Bali. SbVell hilt deed stiik-
ers were there. Nothing remained brit
the endorsement of the men, The
meeting was secret. Arr. Dilworth
Was chairman, and he explained the
situation. It was a partial victory.
Each had made concessions. It Was
his • honest opinion that the men
ought t� accept the' terms. .
The Executive Committee added
their voices to that of the interna-
tional delegate.
The vote was unanimous, and as
there was not a diSSenter, it was re-
corded by a rising vote. The. result
of the meeting was transmitted to
the Board of Trade , delegates and the
work was done. The inen cheered
end rushod out oh the street to tell
the good news to their friends. I
At the company headquarters sim-
ilar relief was manifested, and dir-
ections Were at once given to with,
draw the militia. The closing chap-
ter of the animated struggle will be
wri Lten at the mass meeting of the
men at the Star Theatre to -night,
This will be merely an informal fea-
ture, as the men will vote on the
proposition as a unit,
General Manager Keating was seen
at 6 o'clock last night. "The ser-
vice Will be resumed to -morrow as'
ual. We thonght it best to not
try to .move cars to-aight. I have
nothing; to say °Vey the result, .1
must refer you to the report of the
committee. It is Official."
115
The Hen's
Daniol 3)11Worth in teenational 'del-
ee:tate aft'er QuatI:eliacL lagen declared,
STOP TRE COUGH
'When She became Miss, she clung to Castoric,.. AND wOut OFF TRE COLD.
NIThensheltad Cbileirebolie gave thentettatoria. Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets enrol a
In one ay. No Miro, NO ay. Price 25
nt
Rioters Were Remanded.
The six men and a boy arrested on
Sunday were charged in the polite
court yesterday with ,being members
of an unlawful asseinblage. They
were William Brown, Thomas Cook,
Thomas Peen ey Joseph Christie
Perry Finkle, Thomas Shell, and
Harry, Madill, the last named 'being
the boy. .,'They were al' remanded
till to -day. Young Madill was . re-
' leased on his own bail. William
Marks, the ex-eond'actor arrested for
the alleged theft of aa switch point,
was also remanded till to -clay. T.
.0. -Robinette; K. C., appeared for
him.
Harness Makers Strike.
Toronto, June 21. -Forty-nine
members of Local Union No. 93, 'In-
ternational United Brotherhood of
Leather Workers' on Horse Goods,
employes in Adams Bros., harness
manufactory, East King street, . were
called out on strike, yesterday. The
complaint against this firm is that
they discriminated against the chief
movers • a the otganization by die,.
, charging its president. Robert
Mocking, secaetaryof the Labor Bu-
reau, Will be asked to intervene,
tlis itrother.
Edmonton; N. W. T., June 24.-A
man named Nils Johnson, Swede.,
was arrested and brought here from
Weaskiwin Sunday night for the
murder of his brothor, to get posses-
sion of his cattle. It is rumored he
has confessed to have paid- fo
tattle, and be was therefore entitled
irte
to them. The murder is similarto
the 'hillock affair, the body having
been buried.
•
Hail Hurts Corn.
Windsor, June terrine hail-
storm passed over this city at 5.45
last evening. The hailatones were
large, and the downpour very heavy.
Although the storm WilS of compar-
atively short duration, it is feared
that inestimable damage has been
done the young corn, the Printipal
croP 1L thiS County•.
wi rib ipeg, 011(1 24-1?. Joyce of
Tor. eito, a railway fireman, was
found dead ari the a.P.R. track near
'Tyndall Stmday.110 was .4egnieling,
on a pass to medicine Mat, and. it it;
believed he fell off the train. ,
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BREED TO
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that has shown his ability to sire ex-
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has produced out of less than ten
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A, CHARLESWORTH,
Egmondville.
MORTGAGE SALE
—OF --
CREAMERY PROPERTY IN THE
VILLAGE OF CENTRALIA.
Under•a,nd by virtue of the powers
contained in a certain mortgage,whiCh
will be produced at the time of sale,
there will be offered for sale by Public
Auction by Thos. Cameron, auc-
tioneer, at
GRAFTON'S HOTEL, CENTRALIA
FRIDAY, JULY 1 lth, 1902._
At 2 o'clock P. M.
The following valuable property;
viz: -
Lot No 77 and the South half of Lot No, 76 in
the village of Centralia, County of Heron (for-
mer)y part of the south half of original lot
non ber Four in the First concession of the
Township of Stephen.) On this property there
isn first.olass Creamery and Butter Factory,
newly new, with Boiler andi.Engine, two Sep-
aractas, one 'parturiser and other machinery
and aparatus conneoted with the said factory.
Also euantity stored Ice. The factory is situ-
ated in an excellent dairying district and Is a
clearable property.
TERMS OF SALE
20 per Cont. of the purchase money at time of
sale and balance within Thirty days, or .ar-
ran.gements for payment of balance may be
made upon application. For further par-
t,oulars and conditions of Sale apply to.
THOS. CAWERON, J. G. STANBURY,
Anctioneer Vendor's Solicitor.
Dated at Exeter, Jure 23rd, 1902.
In The Nigh Cour! of Justice
j
.13RONVNINC+ M. D. Ai. C.
. r. IS, Graduate V101,01 ja /ffiversity
°nee an d residence, Dominion Lahore,
tory, Exeter.
IIGAL.
DICKSON & CARLING,
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries, Conveyancers,
Commissioners, Solicitors for the Molsons
Bank, Etc,
Money toLoan at lowest rates of interest.
OFFICE :--MAIN STREET, ?EXETER.
s . 0Am/we, 13. A. L. H. DIORSON
pW. GLAD1VIAN
(Successor to Elliott & Madman)
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary
Conveyancer, Etc.
Money to loan on Farm and village
properties at Lowest rates of interest
OFFICE MAIN STREET EXF,TER
DENTAL
TTKINSMAN, L. D. S. AND
DR. A. R. EINSIVIAN. L.
D. S. D. D. S., Honor Graduate
of Toronto University, Dentist.
Teeth extracted without pain or
.
bad after effeltsOffice in Fan -
son's block. •West side of Main
treet,' Exeter'
1 D.A. ANDERSON, (D. D. S. L D.S.
DENTIST.
Honor Graduate of the Toronto University
1 and Royal College of Dental Surgeons of
' Ontario, with honors Also Post -graduate of
Chicago School uf Prosthetic Dentistry (with
honorable mention.
Everythingknotvn to the Dental Profession
' donein this office. Bridge work. owns, a
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1
possible. A perfect
harnales iinaelAtnetieerused for painless extrac-
tion.
IOffice one door south of Carling Bros store
) Exeter, Ont.
I FOR SALE --BRICK .RE
SIDENCE WITH AN ACRE ()ELAND IN
teinXisE, veryedoetriEfat% sraleseideeittifiaapronpf=
known as "The Hooper Homestead" situated
00 TO 86, south of Enron 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 andis 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 DiossoN & CARLING barristers Exeter,
or to .A.. E. HOOPHR, Rew P. 0„ Penne, U. S
A.., proprietor.
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BE. HEYROCK, RANNIE VS. HEYROCK.
Judicial sale of valuable property in
the Township of Hay, in the county
of Huron.
Pursuant to an order of the High Court of
Justice, made in the above cause, there will
be offered for sale by the Local Master at
Goderinh, at the nonunion Hotel in the village
of Zurich, at one o'clock in the afternoon on
Saturday, the fizth day of June,1902, the follow-
ing real properties situated in the Township of
Bay, ln the county of Huron.
' PARCEL 1
Let 13 in the Lake Road, East concession
containing 350 acres more or less. This pro-
perty is vell fenced and Under -drained, and
the soil which is of a clayloam of the best
quality, is in a high state of cultivation.
PARCEL 11
Leta Nos. 13 and 14 in the Lake Road, West
Concession together containing 60 acres more
or less. On this parcel are situated a large
bink ben with strawaiouse, machine and
d riving shed, and a ebinfortable eight -roomed
frame dwelling house with kitchen and wood -
abed. This property is beautifully situated on
the shore of lake Huron and is one of the best
homesteads in the county of Enron.
PARCEL III,
The Falb half of Lob No. 16 in the LakeRoad
11 est Coniession, °Dotal ninz 75 acres.
PARCEL IV
Tho North East corner of Lot No. 14, in the
whereon are situp! ed a frame house and nrc Manitoba Flour
acres whe
Lake nose, Boat Coi cession containing 14 • 1)
frame barn ; the weat.half of Lot No, 16 in
the 15th concession, containing 75 acres which
has erected thereon a good frame house and a
geed frame barn with stone stables under.
heath ; the South West part of Lot 17, in the
ilib eeuccesion , containing 41 acres. The
properties comprising this parcel are in a
splendid slate of cultivation mid the buildings Fin rastr11 Floor
erected thcreou are hi a good state of repair.
PARCEL V
WANTED, Responsible Manager (integrity
T must be unquestionable) to take charge of
distribution depot and office to be oenedin
Canada to further bushaess interests of an old
established manufacturing concern. Salary
5150 per month and extra profits. Applicant
must have 51500 to $2000 cash and good stand-
ing. Address, Supt„SP. 0. Box 1151, Philaden
phis., Pa.
NOTICE
I b °relay give notice the, I will not be liable
aeketje-afM
for any debts, or accou' tab . anything
that Minnie Taylor mayg my name.
eff" ES TAYLOR,
Hay P. O.
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lour
andFeed
ALWAYS ON HAND
;S
Exctu Star flour
The Smith East oorner of Lot Na. 14 in the
Lake Road East Concession, containing 5
acres more or loss, on which are situated briok
tile yards, kiln Rad sheds together with
first class brick and tile making machinery
and a largo boiler and thirty13 P. engine,
There are 40 acres of Area Mass red burning
oley itt close- i Vy to hi .
d'ERMS OF SALE
Ton per cent. of the purchase money cm clay
cif sale and the balance thirty clays thereafter
into Court to the credit bi this action, without
interest. The properties will be offered for
sale select to a reserve hid. In ail other re.
sects the terms aod. conditions of sale will be
the standing conditions of this Court -
Further particulars; may be obtained from
11, 5,, D. Ceeke, Barrister, Vaasa% Samuel
Pantile, Zurich, or the Loral Master,
Dated at Gederleh, this 0th clay ot 3tine, 1002.
n. L. DOIldr, Leoal Masts at soderle14
Fall What 11011r
Oats, Bran and Shorts. Also
a nice line of Fresh Groceries.
26 lbs of 0-rani:dated Sugar
for $11.00 with every bund.
red of Flour you purchase
from us,
W TRENETHIGK
IANOS
manimmiimatiaparnewasamemputomm
Two second band Upright
Pianos and one Square Piano
for sale cheap.
New Pianos and Organs
always in stock.
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Our experience in the Sewing
Machine Business, (12 years) is a
guarantee of our goods. Wt
carry in stock the best the market'
affords. Needles and Repairs for
all kinds of machines always in
stock. Music in Sheet and Book
form.
Call and See us,
It will Pay You,
S. '.artin.
BUGGIES!
BUGGIES!
Do you Want a Buggy?
We have the finest stock in town,.
All the latest styles, in the newest,
colors.
Our prices are low as can be found
for first-class material and workman-
ship.
.BEFORE YOU BUY
ORLI: /IN D 8 EE
J F Russell
Two Doors South Town Hall.
BROWNING'S
Th*g tot'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 air, of these preparations and
you will be astonished at their wonder-
ful healing and curing properties.
A' Full line of Patent Medicines on
hand.
TOILET ARTICLES
SCHOOL BOOKS AND SUPPLIES
J1 W1 -BROWNINO
Dominiou Laboratorll•
MONEY TO LOAN
i We have nehnited private fandafor invest-
' ment upon farm or village property at lowest
rates of interest.
DICKSON & CARLING
Exeter,
riONEY TO LOAN.
have a large amount of private funds to
loan on farm and village properties at low lot
of interest.
a", W. GLADMAN.
Barrister Main St. Exeter,.
OUT THIS .OUT
and sendib to us with 5 cents in silver and you
will get by return mail a GOLDEN BOX OF
GOODS that will bring you in Moro?. MeRgy•
in one month than anything else in America.
A. W. HtNNY,E, EATS
Yarmonth, N.
IrlrAirjg,TANT TO 110G
You can save money time and feed by keep-
ing your pigs dry and clean. They 'will thrive
better and keep healthy. Make the hog com-
fortable and he 'will put on flesh. You can do
so 'with a very little expence by erecting (Ped-
lar's Patent) The Elevated Moveable Pigs 13e5.
Simple of conatruction. make it yourselves -
Sand 52,00 itt registered letter ter farni right
certifieate and plan of construction to
-RAIN PHDLaR, Exeter, Ont.
Patentrapplied for.
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Receipt for Mustache Growert100 blehpy Mak-
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Love Letters, How to Tell `Fortune% Dictionary
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