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Home My WebLink AboutExeter Times, 1902-8-7, Page 5"r - T I tvi. LI a "It's riot Iost that a friend gets." Rather give too .naigh, than too little 'value! A safe policy for Makers, who brand their own price on— "The Slater Shoe" •e, E. T, SPA.OKMAN. General Agent, AIMMINNOR THE WESTERN FAIR. In these days of marvelous achieve- xnente men have almost ceased to be surprised no matter what strange novelty may appear, and yet we have just learned of a sensational teat of human skill and daring that compels universal wonder and admiration • wherever it is seen. It is called the Cycle Dazzle, and was originated by the world-famous king of hazardous exploits The act is performed on the smallest racing track.ever constructed and one built at an angle of '14 de- grees. In this strange structure two men and two women on bicycles per• feats so; marvelous that they defy description. One can scarcely imagine the terrific speed that must be attained by these daring riders on such a track, to set at naught com- pletely the law of grayitation. We are glad to know that the people of Western.Ontario are soon to have the „ pleasure of seeing this unparalleled sensation. The Directors of the Wee - tern Fair Association have fortunate- ly been successful in securing the attraction for the thousands who will • visit London from September 12th tc Oth, the date of the great exhibition. But this is not all the programme, for the "Western" of 1902 goes far be- yond anything ever attempted in the same line. It has always been the leader in these departments, bnt this year will surpass itself in the. beauty, -variety and thrilling magnificence of its programme. A „rda,nce at the list suftices to prove that the manage- • ment have spared neither trouble nor expense to give their friends the most unique, instructive and amusing en- tertainment ever offered to the people of this province. Another sensational marvel, who . has thrilled thousands in the States will be at the Exhibition in the per- son of Prof. Hutchison, the Human Bomb. He takes s tremendous flight in his iramense balloon and makes a parachute drop by being projeCted from a bomb, suspended at the lower portion of the floating gas bag, Rosa Naynon and her wonderful flock ot 63 trained tropical birds should win unstinted admiration•from lovers of ornithological study. These birds are inestly Oockatoos and Ma- caws. and. show phenomenal intelli- gence. The tricks, they do are the result of long months of patient train - ...4 the and illustrate in a remarkable way e result of conscientious effort. • ' The marvelous Monopedes. or one- , legged arcobats, Manning and Du- • - Orow will present their high-class borizontal bar act. which has filled vaudeville houses in all parts of the • .,continent. The feats which these • Bien perform, each with a limb miss- ing, have excited. the roost enthusias- tic praise and wonder. Among the other areobatic special- • ties will he those of the Osnatos, three of the cleverest artists of the athletic world; and the four Bard. Bros., fam- ous for the astonishments they have • brought to spell -bound audiences, •44. with their backward and forward •somersaults, cutaways. doubles and • twisters • and then there will be on • hand the four inimitable Olifans, • with their amusing eccentricities and novelties. They are unrivalled com- edians, singers and dancers, in an act • never witnessed by the Canadian public. The great Gay and his wife are the most mysterious wonder workers and , magicians appearing on any platform. Gay can remove any pair of hand - •cuffs fastened upon him, almost in- stantaneously, in a manner almost inexplicable, but his greatest turn is • the wonderful trunk inystery, a trick of magic so bevvilderiug that it stands • in a class by itself. Ohnssie Mores m Jones, Canada's greatest lady Cornet Virtuoso. will appear every afternoon and evening in numbers denanding the maximum of tnilm'cal skill. The Fiieworks dis- • play has built planned along lines calculated to produce the geeatest luxury of color ever seen in Western • Ontario, and is a featnee ivf the show none can afford to tubs. °thee special attractior s are being arranged for and each steed pre eruitent in its • class, bat those accorded brief au tion will initiate intending visitors - into some, at least, of the secrets cf px °wised success. Every department of the Exhibition Itching Skin Distress by day and night -- That's the complaint of those who katre so unfortunate as to he afflicted ith Eczema or Salt Rheum—and out- ward applications do not cure. They cah't. • The source of the trouble is in the blood—rnake that pure and this scal- • ing, burning, itching skin disease will dieappear. "I was taken With an itching, on my • arms which proved very disagreeable. I concluded it was salt rheunl and bought a • bottle of Rood's Sarsaparilla. in two cities sifter I began taking it I felt better and it , was not long balm I was cured. Ilevc • never had any 9 n disease Since." erns. • IDA E. IVABD, Ccvo Point, Ald, • Hood's •Sam parilla rids the blood of all impurities and • cures all eruptioez. • s being strengthened and. improvsd and in each case a distinct advance over previous years has been scored, Although the Western. Fair of 1902 is oonfideetly expected to excel its illus. trions7predeeessors in the wealth of • exhibits, the excellence of special programmes and •constuning interest to visitors from all parts of the m- vince, and indeed to add to the ac- cumulated glory heaped up by this Exhibition during past years. IT 'TfISTES 6-00D 1 Has a Deliciousness Peculiar to • Itself. • " ....e.ereaftees4 Appetizing and Ntaritious. Malt Breakftat 'rood STANDS FIRST AS A • HEALTH FOOD, It takes time to likesome foods. The first meal of Malt Breakfast Food captivates the taste. It has a delici- ousness peculiar to itself. No other food can taste like it, for no other .is so scientifically made. Malt Break- • fast Food is the most appetizing and nutritious of grain foods, and phy- sicians give it first place as a health and strength giver. It is good for young and old. For the weak and strong. All Grocers. NOM. • HOW THE MONEY GOES. The close student of Dominion politics is quickly convinced of the fact, that there is a decided lack of system prevailing at Gttawa in all of the great money spending depart- ments. Take for instance the public works that are being carried out from one end of Canada to the other, and it is impossible to find two connecting links. A thousand dollars here and half a million there will be found among the items at the end • of each year, but in many cases the money is simply thrown away, The question •of transportation has been touched on the very outside edge, and. money is being spent in different places, only to prove that the works in course of con- struction are little more than local yalue. At $t. John and Halifax grain elevators have been built at the ex- pense of the Government, to be used by the Intercolonial Railway, As everybody knows, Hon. Mr. Blair made a mess of the grain carrying bubiness, losing thousands of dollars in discovering that he could not coma pete with other lined. The St. John and Halifax elevators in consegttence are lying idle, and the country has $500,000 tied up in a useless way. Many similar instances can be cited. and the aggregate waste of money is enormous. What the country wants is A policy in which system shall play at least a minor part. The Govern- ment is spending over $85,000,000 per annum at present, yet it is impossible to discover one great work that is being carried on. • LAZY LIVERS AND SLUGGISH KIDNEYS. When these organs fail to perform their proper functions, the blood be- comes poisoned and suffering and disease commence. This can be avoid- ed by keeping your vitality at high- water rae.rk, the blood rich and pure by taking one Ferrozone tablet after each meal. . Ferrozone has a mild but rapid. action on the liver and. kidneys, and is certainly the greatest producer of red vitalizing blood known to soience. Morniug Tiredness, Langour, Dizzi. ness, Pain in the back and Sick Head- ache disappear at once when Fer- rozone is used. Get it to day. Price 50c. at druggists, or N. C. Poison & Co., Kingston, Ont. Dr. Hamilton's Pills cure billious- nese. DEPARTMENTAL EXAMS. RESULTS WILL NOT BE Pl7IlLISHED • TORONTO PAPERS. Students who wrote on the first part of the leaving and the matriculation examinations this year need not scan the city papers for results, This year the Education Department is establish- ing a precedent. They have decided • not to publish the names of the suc- cessful . students in the newspapers. • Deputy Minister of Education, John Millar, stated that this step bad been taken partly because or the very large number of candidates, and partly be- eauee it was deemed better not Co pub- lish the.na,mes. The students who are anxious to know their fate must .se- cure the information from the High School principals. The high school „principals may hand a list of the• names to the local papers if they so desire. OPINION OP LEADING PUTS19IANS I have uied Strong's Pilekone in my practice, as well me in my own case, and rail justly certify-, that it is an ex - toile& remedy for the purpose for which IL ie intended. R CA4P- BELT.:1, D, (Meaner, • London, Out. ' Price $1.00. Per sale by .druggiste, Or by mali mi reeeipauf priee, W. T. STRONG, Man ufactu el lig Oltemist, London. Ontario. BORN JulV nth, et Trills Oitelit Oa wife of AO,VVtn. LOVO, cif Son, WADDETX,..4-011 A.Utrtfil 741-,a6 iindlotta [foRpt., LONIOtt. the Wi110 fe It ..C. %V. J‘ Weddell, (formerly Of iglituel110,) Of SOIL PEW JONI Si', NOM, RE-113ED •Army Estimates Again Discussed By House of Commons. • 11 ar Secretary. nrodrick Says Govern- ment Intends to Probe 0118.1Cos ef Co'rruption—Itniiphasizes Diffieulties of ilurinK-De Does Iiot. Believe Lore Kitchener would ,Yein in Cry '407170 1 kw Departinent,• • .London, Aug. 5. -The remount scanclals„.were re -aired in •the House of . 'Commons yesterday in the course of a discussion of the army estimates 'and the item uf transportation and remounts. Sir Charles .Dilk-e, sug- gested the Publication of the cor- responckme bearing on the remount scandals, obtained from the United States and'Argentinct. Colonel John P. Nolan condemned the loose sys- tem or contracts under which. such dreadful scan.clals were possible, while several other members of the 'House depreeated the method of purchasing horses through middlemen. - Mr. Itrodrick„ .the War Secretary, replying, said the members overlook- ed the difficulties in the way 'of pro- viding one hundred and fifty thous- • ani horses in an emergency. He said the Government intended to probe the charges, but that lie be- lieved some remount officers had been harshly judged. He did not believe that Lord 1Citchener would join in the universal cry against the re- mount department. In answer to -the War Secretary, John Dillon, asserted that Mr, Brod- rick's vague speech only strengthened his suspicions, and be .pointed out, as an instance of this, --that the Gov- ernment had not denied that Major, Studdart had profited largely through buying horses in Ireland un- der a false mune. Mr. Brodrick denied that he had Tto disposition to push. the Seucldart and other investigations, and said the Government would go -to the fullest extremes to convict the perpetrators of conspiracy ancl fraud. • The 'vote 071 the item of transpor- tation and remount was agreed to. u London, Aug. 5.. -The correspond. ent of The Daily Mail at The Hague says .in. a, despatch that it is becom- ing increasingly difficult to combat the generally accepted Dutch theory that the Boers. leaders here . are cam- paigning toward the ultimate subver- sion of British rule in South Africa. The Beers General, Lucas Meyer, who has just reached Holland from Lon- don, instead of going to Germany, has stepped at The Hague and is go- ing to visit Mr. •Kruger, while sev- eral other prominent Boer leaders are assembling here. Nobody at The Hague, .continues the •correspondent of The Daily Mail, believes their story that their mission is to collect funds for Boer widows. . - QUEEN HINT.; to iiirens:Htfat, • Rumor Ilevi'ved Thar. tbeSoldier Is About tu tiarrY. LORdOn, Aug.' 5. -When. • Queen Al- exandra met Lord Kitchener after his return. from Sonth .Africa, she • told him there was only one thing neces- • sary to make hint eVerything. that Could ..be desired. Ho asked her what that was. • The Queen answered: "A clever, .handsome wife." To which Lord Kitchener smilingly rejoined: "That' is a defect capable of being remedied," The commotion excited in London Fcniety by this story was intensified by Lord Kitchener's intimation to the London Corporation that he wants a piece of decorative gold plate -when receiving...their address and not thedonvurtional .gold casket. This Is thought toindicate that hi in- tends to start housekeeping. . It has been 'noticed with anxiety HOW THE COO.A.INE HABIT STARTS Generally from using catarth snuffs and ointments containing this deadly drug 15 18 well to remember that the only direct scientific cure for catarrh is OatarrhOZone, which cures by the inhalation of medical air, SimPlY breathe Catarrhozone, and it will cure all forms of UatarrhoZone, Bronchitis, Aethraa, Lung Trouble- and Deafness. Ev ery br'eaili from Oatarrhozone In - had er soothes, heals and relieves. Per- manent cure guaranteed even though every other remedies failed. 'fey Oatarrhozone, price $1.00 • small size, 25c. Druggists, or N. 0, Poison & Co., Kingston, Ont. • Dr. Hattli11.011's PSIs cure Billioue 113SS. KING GROWS STRCNG. 1 tioncitty •.)1des5y Walketi 1:11 tf. d Dawn a F11;t of stairs Without • Any Assisianen. Cowes, Isle of Wight Aug 5 - King. Edward yesterday for. the first time since his illness, walked up and down a flight of stairs without as- sistanoe. • He also enjoyed a stroll on She upper promenade deck of the roy- al yacht, Victoria and Albert, from whicha splendid • view of tie yacht races was obtainable. Empress Eu- genie, who has arrived here, on her yacht the Thistle, visited Xing Ed- ward •yesterday. .Queen Alexandra, Princess Victoria, and: Sir Frederick Treves took a cruise yesterday- on board the royal yacht Osborne. al Aro as TO SEE CROWNING. Wei Executive ef 111 Cities of Mare s eau motto Invited. London, Aug. 5. -Visitors to Lon- don who will not be abie to see the interior of Westminster Abbey before the coronation day, may do so aster that event, it having officially been announced that the edifice will be open from Aug. 12, to Aug. 16. The colonial and, the native inditin troops 'will be admitted free on Aug. 12. On other days. the entrance fees will range from Chi.to 5s. • Invitations to the coronation cere- mony have been telegraphed at the King's 'command to the Mayors of all cities of more than. 20,000 inhabi- tailltehs.ea rsals of • the coronation cere- mony are held daily, with the excep- tion of the musical program which has been made a special order for Friday. A structure is to be erected between the Abbey and Parliament Buildings through which members of the 1Touse of Commons will have pri- vate access to the Abbey. • 1,0ISO • ED ILY COOK. tzp posed Tenzeande Wrecked Upon Son of Sir Minims '7,in Horne. New York, Aug. •5.-Bichard. Benja- min Van Horne, son of Sir William, chairman of the • Canadian Pacific, Hes in the quarantine hospital here, • ill with fevet and the effects of what is supposed to be poison, given him for vengeance by a Cuban cook in camp near Matanzas, Cuba. Mr. Van Horne has been ehief en- g:neer of the new Cuban Itailway, ehich his father is projecting, was 1'4u -senor on the steamer Curityba anti was taken to the hospital im- mediately on arrival yesterday. In Cuba he clischar,fed a native Workman, who swore'', he would get even, threatening to thoot . Van ITo.ne on sight. The man left the camp, and later got back, unknown, as rook. • Mr. Van Horne complained of pots - on syiriptoms for several days before sailing from Mantanzas for a visit home. Ho was taken violently sick on board tha Ourityba, but was giv- en the best care possible by Capt. Hoppe and his officers: He is reported as being in a criti-. cal condition. Sir William his been aotified. Sir William's friends in this city were also notified. He is about 80 years old. that ord Kitchener gets- en bet' e'• with American women then Eng l h women, for the latter's usually s fo, mal manners ckill him, awl n Windsor, Aug. 5. -Darby Travers, who is confined at the county jell on suspicion of burglarizing the resi- dence of Col. Burk, United States cousul at St. Thomas, was caught in a bold 'attempt to gain his iibe. ty Sunday by Turnkeys 111otL and ller. • Travers had come into posses- sion of a saw in S01110 manner and had already sawed through two iron bars of his cell, whea the tuenkeys became aware of his plans, and frus- trated them. onven I 011 '1 1 e 1oerap DUlfraiOy Aug. 5. -To -day, at Con- vention Hall, the Photographers' Association ol America will hold it's eeml anneal convention, and the in- dications • are that the attendance will be one of the largest in its his- tory. The association numbers seine 1,70.0 members and , includes photo- graphers from Canada, Mexico and the West Indies.. :.lay Lose His Sight. Chatham, Aug, 5,-A little son of J. 0, Kerr, barrister of this city, will probably lose an eye as the reSult, of a mishap while playing yes- terday: The sight is badly damaged. • Outbreak Is Over. . • Washington, Aug. 5. -Captain Mc- Crea of the gunboat Brathe,is cabled the Navy Department yesterday that the outbreak at Hayti is practieally over. • Genuine Castorla always bears the Seeetatrr • of Chas. H. Pietcher, When Baby was Sick, we gave her r 117.'hen she was a Child, She cried for C,risto.:1, 1."*1fi”i she beeame Miss, she resse l rs e, • • ItatiCh lid rety ;ewe teens cst wuar THE TELEGRA.li 31DAN3.% merely an 'A drnoultien t� 31r. ling:: to • nrop Investigation. 11'1011.p -eel, Que.; Aug. 5.-A. D. Evans has gone to Europe, but MS manager, Mr. Moffatt, made the fol- lowing statement yesterday re the telegram to lir. Bagg: "There is no Mystery about it at all. Every rea- sonable man was satisfied that Peen had died a natural death. He had enteric fever in South ;Africa and was not well afterwards. The doctor said he died from heart disease, and the boy's father felt convinced that there was nothing wrong. Under the cir- cumstances the hint of suicide or something else was very annoying. lir. Ting took great interest in the matter, and was apparently fond of Something,sensational. He kept Writ- ing to this office constantly about if.. Finally, on June 26, a letter was received from him nominally ori busi- ness, but half of it was taken np with diseu,ssing the Geen matter. Mr. Evaes became annoyed, and sent the telegram. It was an admonition t o Me. Ragg to drop the subject and attend to business. Theta all there is to it." New Anglo -,;;:ton ochense, London., Mtg. 5. -The Sunday, Ob; server, one of the most serious and erucUte of English journals, ;riven Sick - Headache? Food doesn't digest welt? Appetite poor? Bowels constipated? Tongue coated?' It's your liver! Ayer's Pills art liver pills; they cute dys.. pepsia, biliousness. • 25c. All drunlets- Want, you: pit;ostache or beard a beettlful 1- "1 r..,1)1,1ack? Thins use r. ' S uYEtgotgars .0 cll'?“ or onutms•t$, 01;.11,P Hat, tiAkiKtM. N.H* DR. W H1 GRAHAM Izingbv.wost. Late of 198) NO. x Clarence -square, corner Spadina avenue, Toronto, Canada, treats Chronic diseases and makes a specialty of Skin Diseases, as Pimples, Ulcers, Etc. PRIVATE DISEAsES as Impotency, Sterility, Vari- cocele, Nervous Debility, etc., (the result of youthful folly and excess,)Gleet and Stricture ot Long Stand- ing, treated by galvanism, the only method without pain and all bad after effects. Diseases ofiWomen—P4inful, profuse or suppressed menstruation, I ulceration, leucorrhoea and all displacements of the womb. Omen Houns-9a, m, t08 p. ru. Sunday 1 to 3 p. re. grom promineMo to a long editbrial. article Ei.dvocating the extending of the postoffice savings bant s into an Imperial lItUlking eoncern, embracing the Whole Empire, somewhat upon the lines of the American national banks, with branches in America, with an Anglo-Anwrican naval alli- ance as an adjunct. INSURANCE. S.RTIEST ELLIOT, a Argen for the Wisszitax AssImarics Cam - easy, of Toronto ; also for the elecexix Fuse Nal721ANC21 COMPANY, Of Linutieln, IIIS18114 znoecac lvsen.axett yr• ,r and • MED1 CA 1.. re Vavor of t oak-der:Aim, • '111 y..i114 le;;VICAS, re 11. T91t91TO UNI. '', el I) Q. Bd. Trinity Univer. Montreal, Aug, 5. -Judge Fanerestri roany•oar , volts ite 0, 1111(31(.3.1.os; ailtsictot. ?se nfoel,evl ing\ eil;, ii it; ' :11-13.:.(f'B'' 1 \ 1 ii::: d \I IN°• 11;.°1 M (11:: . D . m . 0. of 'eTewfoundland, who is in the city P ir keen, but he hesi tette to give an elee ti . I- b ,14 ,,rscis ails Victoria .0.eve•rsiry iniou as to U•liether the colonial con- tcfill'oixtetr. lierettiee etc., own iniou Labors- ference in progress in Lom:on is like- • t ly to bring about the consummatiou desired by many. Iris rIonor, rays ( Al . thet Premier,em atti ei.s very much in earnest inh murder In A). John. St, John, N.B., Aug. 5. -The body of Joseph Doherty, aged 20, was found concealed in a clump of bushes - yesterday, with wounds on bead and face, supposed to have been caused by bullet:4 and sharp -pointed instru- ment. All cit•tur 9ancrs point to foul play. The po'l e are investigat- ing the matter. • ‘Loan of Aro • r a ,21:nt, ThiTiS, Aug. 5. ---Jot; n• o7 'Are 'will .not he cononi/ed by the Roman Ca- o1ic Ch.:le h. . The nem•s that the Sacred College of Cardianls has defi- nitely refused to beautify the heroine of Rouen, 'wee received here Yester- dee', • and has caused widespread dis- satisfaction. Dr. Roche Winnipeg, ,Aug. 5, ---it is remo red - that Mr. Roche, Pedetal meetLer for Marquette, is sto- resign his seat in the House and enter the Lc, al Cab- inet. • ^ *.10 113 PDX Viet (111...q2 nje.t. • Perth, Aug. 5. -No one could be found to bury William Lee, who died of smallpox, and Rev. Fate eis Davis volunteered and 'completed the task. There are lib more important or- gans of the body than the bowels If they are irregular, health must be imperfect. Constipation is the common ail- ment of the age. Nothing is worse for the bowels than the frequent use of cathartics. They do not cure Constipation - they aggravate it. A laxative • does cure. IR N X TABLETS ere a Gentle Laxative and A Tonic combined The Ideal Remedy for Constipation 30 Tablas 25 Cents • • . BREED TO TfiliEN1UM 21795 that has shown his ability to sire ex- treme speed. There is uo standard - bred horse that lives that is Tenn- tum's superior in breeding. There is no better honed horse with size, style and substance. He is a natural born trotter and can go fast. Taree tun) has produced out of less than ton colts in his own vicinity. tw.o that has shown trials in less than 2.10. • He has produced out of common mares, colts that can show without special train- ing their ability to go better than 2.40. For siring high stepping action for road and carriage purposes Taren- tum is the ideal bire of Canada. Write for testimonials as to his siring abilities and tabulated pedigree. Will stand at his own st able, Egmondville, Friday and Sat urday, Russeldale, Monday; Woodha to, Tuesday noon ; St. Marys, Tuesday, night ; Mitchell, Wednesday night, A, CHARLES WORTH, Egmondville, 1 TEACHER WANTED, —1 For 8.8. No. 6, Ray townehip. Duties to commence at the end of the present repel ten. IVIale Or Minnie, hOlding a 800077d C171.88 certifi- cate of cmaltfication. Apply poesenelly with recommendation te the trus 1 ore Jong Ur, JOON Demme, ;sr Jone BRODERICK, ...CC., puRE IIRED SHORT- HORN DURETAM DMA E'011. SALE.- The uhdorsigned has for sale 00 105 113, eon. 2, Hay, a pure-bred Shorthorn Durhcon Dun 15 months old,ropn18 coley end eligible for reek'. tratinin get by stook of extea quality now in tny pceseseitne Jxo. Panne, Reese% Orlb, win also keep a pertebred Berkebire bear for service. DICKSON & CARLING, Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries, Conveyencers, • Commissioners. Solicitors for the Molsons Bank, Mo. Money teleen at lowest rates of interest. ' OFFICE e -MAIN STREET, !EXETER. 8. R. °ARMING, B. A. L. H. DICKSON Pa W. GLADMA.N (Successor to Elliott-& (la.clinan) Banistsr, a,Aar, ‘- Vt.A.7 Public, • Conveyancer, Etc, Money to loan on Pilau) and village properties at Lowest 7 ah'i- of interest OFFICE MAIN STREET EXETER DENTAL TT KINSMAN. L. D. S. AND ees- DR. A. R. KINSMAN. L. D. S. D. A 5.,130nor Qrad-aete of Toronto University. Dentist. Teeth extraced without pain or bad after effeets, Office le Pax - son's block. West side of Main treete•Exeter D.A. ANDERSON, (D. D. DEN TIST. Honor Graduate of the Toronto University and Royal 0011ege of Dental Surgeons of Ontario, with honors Also Post -graduate of Chicago School of Prosthetic rentistry (with honorable mention. • Everything known to the Dental Profession done in this olEce. Bridge work. crowns, al - 1 minute, gold and vulcanite plates all done in the neatest manner possible. A perfectly harmless anaesthetic used for painless extrac- tion. 0111ce one door south of Carling Bros store Exeter. Ont. 1100.01. OR SALE—BBICK RE [ FSIDENCE N'N'' ITU AN ACRE OFLA.ND IN EXEtTER-We offer for sale on reasonable terms, that very desirable residential property known as "The Hooper Homestead" situated on Lot No. SO, south of 'Buren Street, Exeter. There is erected 'upon the land, a. comfortable and commodious brit k dwelliz2g1 also the necessary outhouses. The house is in good re- pair and has 9 rooms. The let contains an acre of land and is excellently, adapted for garden ing or fruit growing. There is a plentiful sup- ply of hard and soft water, The property 15 111) to date, and the terms easy. for particulars ap- ply to DICRRON & CABLING barristers Exeter, or to A. E. .Sooree. Revs P. 0„ Penne, U. e. A.., proprietor. 5 Pack' of Cards Free. One Pack, "May I. 0. U. Home:" One Pak, "Escort" One l'ack, "Flirtation ' One Pacst "Hold -to light.' One Pack, "Our Sofa Ju,, Holds Two. Sample of 21 other styles, witu book full of notions. Send 5c silver for postage A.W. KENNY, if T. Yarmouth, s.N. WANTED, Responsible Manager (integrity 'must be unquestionable) to take charge of distribution depot and office to be opene,din Canada bo further business interests of an old established manufacturing concern. Salary 9100 per month and extra profits. Applicant must have $1500 to $2000 cash and good stand- ing. Address, Supt„SP. 0. Box 1151, Philadel: phia, Pa. FORSALE OR TO RENT— IANOS Two second band Upright Pianos and one Square Piano for sale chea,p. .1\.Tew Pianos and Organs •always in stock. Md6111118S Our experience in Ihe Sewing Machine Business, (i 2 )'ears) is a guarantee or our goods, We carry in stock the hest the market affords. • Needles and Repairs for all kinds of machines always in stock. Music in Sheet and Book form. Cali and See us, It will Pay You. BUGGIES! BUGGIES ! Do you Want a Buggy? We have the finest stock in town. All• the latest styles, in the newest colors. • • Our prices arelow as cen be found for first-class material and workman- ship. • BEFORE YOU BUY OFILL AND SEE F Russell Two Doors South Town Hall. BROWNING'S Dictigtore 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. A Full line of Patent Medicines on hand. TOILET ARTICLES SCHOOL BOOKS AND SUPPLIES JI W. BROWNING Dominion Laborator11. The farm on Lot 3, con. 1. Hay township, is for sale or can be rented. For further par- mONEY TO LOAN tieulars apply to .A . Hoet,AND, Exeter. 1.111,11101C. We have unlimited private funds for invest- upen farm r village plowese NOTICE TO CREDITORS. •ratesment of inteoroperty at rest. DICKSON & CARLING Exeter. Of Esther Stevens, late of the village of Exeter, in the county of Huron, widow, deceased. E NOTICis hereby given pursuant to R. S. Co. 1607,0hapter 129, that 8,11 persons having chims against the Estate of the said Esther Stevens who died on or about the 14th day of Jul, 1932, are required to send on or before the bg 3ost s iprepaid to J. 20th day of August, G. Staxibury, rxeter19°P syet4:;er;3 for tbo Executors of the s'fad *Baer° names, s egresses and occuapnaattioansst,atweltm:hesit.pilt:,oirrf- tiheer acconnttrrarrtrie Doheld by !litterInn..aAnd not100 d18 algrigg Van that after the last Inenbroneu. g:austorosf will proceed to dis- tribute said amonthose entitled &AT', deliatiaini y to the claims of which novtico regardshEh executors given :gat, abovenosreqnired ; and ta:gittible for the said assets nor any part any son oe persons of whose claims flak% Pneti have beep received by them at the date of such distribution. . G. STANBURY, 'Exeter, Gut. Steleiter for the Executors. Dated July 23)862 NOTICE' TO CREDITORS. Of deorge Adam Geiser, late of the Township of Stenben, in the County of Huron, retired farmer deceased. NOWA is hereby given pursuant to R. S. O., 1897, Chap. 120, that all persons having claims against; the estate of the said G. A. Geiser, who (IRA on or about the 7th day of April, 1002, are required to send on or before the 16th day of August, A. D.,I902, by post prepaid to J. G. Stenbary, E•xoter, P.O., Solicit orfor the Ex - °outlets of the seid deceased. their names ad- dressee and octupations, with partieulaes of their elelms and P. statemmtt of their accounts and. the nature et the seettrities (if any) held by them. And notice is hereby given that edge the lett mention:1cl data the Raul exocue tore will proceed to rbstribilto the assets of the stria deceased among these entitled there- to, having regard only te the claims of which notice shall have heart given as lamed required, and the sad °zeal:nets shell net be liebto tor the said assets ter any part. thereof to ttny petetel Or persons Of Whose elainis hotice Allan net her boon received by them at the eat° et such distribution. STAN/SUM , Exeter, Clet. Softener for the Executore. Dated July 2ise, 1002. • riONEY. TO LOAN. have a large amount of private funds to -loan on farm ar4 iDser in 1(3111)- at 3t w rat of interest. F, W. GLADMAN, Barrister Main St. Exeter. CUT THIS OUT and send it to us with 5 cents in silver and yet. will get by return mail a GOLDEN BOX or GOODS that will bring y-ou in Monis Malty in one month than anything oleo in America. A. W.11.CENNY,E. T. Yairrceth, N. //1251•*1•• IMPORTANT TO HOG RAISERS - You can save money time and feed Iv keep- ing your pigs dry and clean. They will thrive better end keep healthy. Make the hog cOM• fortahlo 8,nd he will pub on flesh. You San dc. so with a vete 111510 expenee by metres' (Ped lee Patent) The Elevated Moveable Pigs Bed. Simple of construction. make it yourselves. Seed $2.00 in registered letter for farm right; certificate and plat of coestreetion to Joner Pelmet, Exeter, Ont. Patelit:apPiied,for. • "ChriSinlaS Box" Full of Vt. onderful Trlings de, See Portretts of Adresse% 20 PopularSongs ia Magic Telmope mid Pictures, 50 Ames - leg Experiments, Love's Puzzle, 20 Rebuses, 100 Puntly Comuldrunis, Beek of Love, Gallia Letters Marcie 'Writing. 824 Jolly Jokes Mesta for Menataehe Grower, 00 Money Mak- ineSeereta, 110 Toi et and Cooking Itecelpott, 255 got:lemons for Autugreph Allenee, 10 Bode! LOVO Letters, Row to Tell Porten% illetionnry of Drones, Gettle to Plietatiote Nagle Age Table, Lot -W.4 Telegraph, and our neW Cat, se ;Kelm Tors. Books ard Meerut. all by mall FRE E, for 5e,si1VOY OEM Peartage, KINNP,Y, T.. Yarmouth. Was