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SATUR.DAYS, 19 a, ea. to. 1, p, m.
anon rates of litrest allowed on dePoeits.
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THURSDAY, AUG. 14Tre, T902
What Gan a Woman Do
For a Man ?
,s4
In Times of Suffering and
Critical Illness She Can
Honestly Recommend
Paine's Celery
Compound
AS A, SAVEll OF LIFE AND A BECHER
OF DISEASE.
• Women's power for good m the home
can never be truly estinaated. In
times of suffering and danger, her
judgment and experience are invalu-
able ; her smiles, works of cheer and
comfort help to aispel gloom and sad-
The faithful, discerning. wife
full knowledge of the value of
Vs Celery Compound as a, banish -
disease; she has had a personal
exPerience with it; she has noted its
wonderful effects and cures ;*she has
/faith in its virtues, and recommends it
with full confidence. Mr. J. FL Brown,
Port, Perry. Ont., says;
17 -vas troubled. with kidney com-
plaint; the doctors called it,an enlarge-
ment of the neck of the bladder. Be
that as it May, I suffered the most in-
tense pain. I applied to any physician
for relief with but little encourage-
• ment; he thought the only es, ay for
• me to obtain relief was to submit to
an operation. I went honae very much
discouraged, and was prevailed on by
my wife to try Paine's Celery Com-
pound. I did, but with very little
faith in it, purchased one bottle, but
the results were marvellous, as I re,
ceived immediate relief after taking
it. The pain is all gone, and my skin,
instead of being dry and harsh as it
used to be, is as soft as velvet; in fact
I feel like a new man, and never felt
better in my life tha-n I do at present."
BORN
etenalsos.--in Detroit. on Wednesday, Aug-
ust 6th, to Dr. J. W. and Mrs. Rarrison,
(nee Ella Pearson) or no Gratiot Ave, a son.
Mother and son doing nicely.
DIED
Clan/ex-At 150 Kent street, London,
on Thursday, August 7tle, Mr. Will
S. Clarke. aged 63 years.
Win. -1u Winnipeg General Hos-
pital, . on August 6th, Mr. Wm.
Wetly, (formerly of Exeter, and
brother of Thos. Werry,) aged 68
years and 6 months, Interment
took place at Pilot Mound.
Genuine Castoria always hears the Signature
of Chas. IL Fletcher.
When Baby was sluts-% we gave her Castoria.
'When she wan a Child, she cried for Castoria.
1Vhen she herniae Miss, she clung to Castorio.
Whenzliehad Children,shegave theinCastoria.
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Exeter. AVG. 6Die 1901.
Wheat rer bushel - 70 to 70
Oats - ...- -.45 to 45
DarleY....... -. - -50 to 50
Peas 75
Butter-- 15
Eggs --- - .....12 to 14
Turkeys .. s
Geese 6
Chickens per ib ...... 5 to s
Decks.- .. 7 to 7
1770ol. . -- 1-6 to 16
.... .. .... 5 to 6
to $5.65
Dried ..
Pork live weight -
"I had a very severe sickness
that took ow alI my hair. I pur-
chased a bottle of Ayer's Hair
Vigor end it brought all my hair
re
back agai
W. D. Quinn $ Matseilles, 111.
On thing is certain,-
Ayer's Flair Vigor makes
the. hair. -grow. •This is
hecause-,it is a hair food.
It. feeds the hair and the
hair grows, that's all there
is to it. It stops falling
of the hair, too, and al-
ways restores. color to
gray hair.
siLee bottle. All &Wilda.
/t emit draggist carniet Supply yeti,
*end iis Ono dollar and Yiton411 oxeyes
plait a bailie, ante and give the tame
ot your nitarCat express office. Address,
3.0. AYElf CO,, Lowell, Aim,
e m
• to fight COnatiMptialie With SCOtt's
Blutilsion of cod-liver oil, is long
aelvance. I it threatene, you can
resiet ;.and you may overcome
Don't be afraid,; be brave. But
tackle it; clon't waste time.
RILE,V! I
epee sir Tay T.
SCOT
$r„oo? ettosiro,
SON, ME MEI
fill the ROWS of interest • to
illI168 Readers Moocning
in these Gounties
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• Huron
• Monday, August 18th, is Seabee. la's
civic holiday. ,
• TO CURE A COLDIN ON.E DAY
Take Laxative lerome Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money if it fails to cure
E. W.Grove's signature is on each box. 250.
Mr. James tiorton, of the Usborne
and Hibbert boundary, who has been
laid up for several weeks with a bra: -
'en leg, has been progressing favorably
but he is not yet able to use the injur-
ed limb. His many friends will be
pleased. to see him around again soon.
Palpitation of the heart, nervous-
ness, tremblings, nervous headache,
cold hands and. feet, pain in the back,
and other forms of weakness are re-
lieved by Carter's Iron Pills, made
specially for the blood, nerves and
complexion,
Mr. Sohn Decker, the well known
horseman of the township of Ha,y,near
Zurich sold a very handsome driving
mare to Messrs Oudroore and Kling.
She was one of a team'and was sold
for $180: Mr. Decker bought her last
fall from Mr. John Torrance of Sea -
forth.
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS is a purely
vegetable combinatiou, that in a safe and
natural manner acts directly upon the Bowels,
Liver, ICidneys and Blood, cleansing the entire
system of ellimpurnies foul humors and all
obstructions that poison the bleed and create
disease...
. Mr. Cantelon. of Clinton, Huron's
apple king states that the apple crop
in Huron this year is a great disap-
pointment. Hehas been in a great
many orchards, and there is very little
fruit fit for shipment, on account of
blemishes, ,shipment,
as scab and worm
holes, This is a misfortune, as most
people have been under the impression
that the crop was extra good this year.
TO MAKE MONEY it is necessary to have a
clear bright brain. a cool bead free from pain
and strong. vigorous, nerves. Milburns Heart
and Nerve Pills invigorate and brighten the
brain, strengthen the nerves, and remove 8,11
heart, nerve and brain troubles.
OATARRHOZONE.
le=
An instant relief and perfect cure for
colds, coughs, catarrh, deafness,
asthma, bronchitis, lung trouble and
consumption.
Inhale Catarrhozone flee minutes
any time and it kills a cough or cold in
the head.
Inhale Catarrhozone five minutes
four times daily and it permanently
cures Chronic Catarrh, Deafness, Ast-
hma and Hay Fever.
inhale Catarrhozone ten minutes
every hour and it cures Pneumonia,
Consumption, Lung trouble and. pre-
vents all contagious diseases. Com-
plete outfit $1.00. trial size 25c. Drug-
gists, or N. C. Poison & Co., Kingston,
Ont.
FALL FAIRS.
Industrial -Toronto, Sept. 1-13.
Western -London, Sept. 12-20.
South Huron -Exeter, Sept 22-23.
Teeswater-Sept. 24-25.
Blanshard.-Kiraton, Oct. 2 ; 3,
Blyth -Oct. 7-8.
Brussels -Oct. 2-3.
Walkerton -Sept. 17-18.
-Ingersoll-sept. 25-2(3.
Listowel -Sept, 30, Oct. 1.
North Perth -Stratford, Sept. 20,
October 1.
St. Marys -Sept. 30, Oct. 1.
West Zora and Embro-Oct. 2.
E.Nissourri and Thamesford-Oct.l.
G. N, Exhibition-Goderich,
Sept, 80, Oct. 1.
Turnberry-At Wingham, Sept. 25-
26.
Ashfield& Wawanosh-Dungannon,
Oct. 9-10.
Tuckersmith-Seaforth, Sept. 25-26.
Oxford-Weodstock, Sept. 25-26.
Great Northern--Collingwood, dept.
23-26.
North Brant -Paris, Sept, 25-26.
North Grey -Owen Sound, Sept. 16-
18,
Centre Bruce -Paisley. Sept. 28-24,
WO
ONLY A MASK.
Many are not being benefitted by the
Suborner vacation as they should be.
Now. notwithstanding much outdoor
bfe,they are little if any stronger than
they were. The tan on• their face is
dareer and makes them look healthier
but it is only a mask. They are still
nervous, easily tired, upset by trifles,
end they do not eat nor sleep well.
What they need is what toees the
nerves, petfects digestion, creates ap-
petite, and makes sleep refreshing,
and that is Hood's Sarsaparilla. Pupils
and teachers generally :will find the
chief purpose of the vacation best sub -
served by this great medicine which,
as we know, "builds up the Wliole
s yet ern."
•
• HURON MODEL 8en.001,
The Model , Schools at Clinton and
Goderirli Will open on, Tuesday,. Sept.
:4rd. at 9 o'clock a. in. The Board of
Examiners will meet at Seafprtib on
Saturday, Aug. 23rd,
All those wishing to attend the
Model School are reeueeted to notify
the Public School Inspeetots before
the date of teeethog.
Applicants Will please state which
Model School they prefer attending.
ili811 FIRES ON ,111
All the Settlers Are Fighting to
Save Their Crops,
Thousands o'eet of Imanber nesoreeee
-rare Threatens BeeSse and Rall weI 3
Camp of Chinese lieshicets Cennuntee
...Wires Will co flee° un 111 ItainSiOrin
comes. or Widen Thera is rie ?tell
• ele- (:wintry es 3)17 aa Tinder.
Victoria, 13.0.,, Aug. 12.-In11awase
bUsh fires aro raging at many points
on the island, deetroying 'thousands
of feet of lumber, and threatening
houses and railways. '
Near Chemainus, a logging cainp of
the 'Victoria Lumber Company, a
camp of the Chinese residents of the
village aud! other property was de-
stroyed, and all day the entire cram,
natality were fighting to save the
schoolhouse and town hall.
The Plenor Railway, running from
Mount Sticker to Crofton, was also
threatened, but filially saved.
N,ear Victoria, thousands of cords
of wood have been burned and fences
and barns 'destroyed. .
• Alt over the country the settlers are
lighting the gre to keep it ' out or
their crops. Packily most of the
grain is harvested,
The fires must continue to burn up -
til there is a rainstorna, of which
there are no signs.
Havieg been without ram since
April, the country is dry as tinder,
and it takes very little to start a
• big blaze.
It It ER 0:NLT SIXTE.E.N.
Frank Biggins • Charged With /Tilling
Willie Doherty In St, John.
St, John's, N;33., Aug. 12.-/n • a
•erowded court room last night, when
the coroner's jury resumed the in-
quest into the death of Willie Doher-
ty. the 17 -year-old lad found 'dead
near Rockwood. Park, on Aug. 4,,
Fred Goodspeed, aged 14, told a.
terrible story of youthful crime.
Ile swore that on. .Aug. 1, he saw
Frank Higgins, aged 16, kill Doher-
ty, firing four shots at him, and then
pounding him on the head with the
revOlver butt. Both Higgins and
'Goodspeed have been under arrest for
several days.
The .motive for the crime was rob-
bery, as Doherty' had some money
hirl, which he had stolen. .
The jury brought in a. verdict •of
murder, ..charging Higgins with the
crime.
COLONIAL CONFERENCE ENDS: -
-
Indications, of tho Various IlesolutIons
That Were Passed:
London, Aug. 12. -Tie r final meet-
ing of the 'colonial- conference was
held yesterday in Joseph Chamber-
lain's room at the Colonial Oce.:
Consideration of the commercial re-
lations of the Empire, including pre-
ferential tariffs and -the general fiscal
policy, was, continued and a resolu-
tion pn the subject finally was agreed
to.
Another resolution. adopted pro-
visions for , a uniform system of
weights and measures throughout the
Empire.
The conference closed with a vote
of thanks to Colonial Secretary
Chamberlain. •
The proceedings pf the conference
will not be•publislied, but the resolu-
tions adopted will lie published short-
ly in a parliereentary, paper. '
!temper Posse:to ou'lvewstrapers, •
London, Aug. 12. -One of the first
acts of Mr. Aust.en, Chamberlain as
Postmaster -General, Will probable, be
to co-operate with his•father in the
scheme for tho heavy postal stabsidy
to the new Canifdian fast mail ser-
vice, making- the British and Admir-
alty subventions not far short of
$500,000, to add to C.:an:Ida:a ex-
pectc•d suissidy of $1,000,000. Mr.
Austen Chamberlain is also expected.
to depart from past British postofil-
ce administratione by establiehing a
hal fecnny newspaper post throughout
the Empire, beginning with Canada,
The British Ministers have. been
strongly orgod to take this step in
order to counteract the alleged anti-
BritiTh influcn-e upon Canadian opin-
ion of the American journals, which
enter Canada at the one -cent rate.
Felt Fsir lister ' Des.
Paterson, N. J., .Aug. 12..-A tre-
mendous ex -plosion occurred yesterday
at the works of the Lanin & Rand
Powder Company at Wanaque. The
building in which the glaze is put on
the powder,blew up, and the shock
was felt for many miles. There was
nobody in the building at the time,
but three men in another .part of the
plant were hit by flying splinters. n
is believed their injuries are not fat,
Whero Is 1 his Cook ?
Toronto, Aug. 12.r -There is a mys-
tery: at ni.z Pay Point. Lake Sim-
. .
Neaselemotravosome,...cen....
Rain and EffeWL
have ass effect on
haraess tireatcei
Vitt Etirekelles-
ntss OH.' re.
slSte the damp,
keepstbeleeth-
er 'tort soul p11.
able. Stitches
do sot bresdi..
No toughuwe.
face to thee
wildcat.. The
harness moti
only keeps
looking
new, Poi
Pears terice
as loagby the
use or gurelca
Xiamen) OIL
gold
• lierywbete
1t cnt-
stlisires.
13 61'61 bi 011
Corripeilyt
'S 4:METE TI.,n148
ebe, 'Robert Satith, eoOke OMPrOY-
eri at the Robinson. House, is
ing sine() last Tuesday, when be quiet -
le let hinaself out of the hotel ati 4
o'clock in the morning. scolith. Is a
ployed e.s cook b,y the Toronto Meat
Toronto man, and was formerly em-
Cleb.
FAST LINE TERMINALS,
Hon, /Gr. Warta Deelares For 4. ltr
of Quebec. its Surrituer and For
nii fox in Win tor.
Montreal, Mr. Tarte
left for .EIalifax lat, evening via C.
P.R. Mr. Clergfte of the '.`,Soo" also
left by tho
"'What about the terminals for the
fast lino," Mr. Tarte was asked.
"At Qatebee aeti Halifax undoubt-
edly. Quebec in summer and Halifax
in Winter, Quebec is 'destined to be
the summer port by the nature of
things. Why? Pirst of all because
the voyage on, the lower St. Law-
rence is a magnificent one, and is a
great drawer of passenger trade,
bringing people not only from West-
ern Canada, but also from the West-
ern States. Then Quebec is a great
railroad centre, has many lines trib-
utary to it. the C.P.R., the G.T.R.,
the I.C.R., the Quebec & •Lake St.
John, the Quebec. 'Central, the Great
Northern and other roads." .
."Yon do not favor Sydney, then?"
"Por a 'port of call, yes, for. the
mails, but wlao \mild ever think •of
taking the cars from here, or Toron-
to, or Detroit,. or Chicago, e.nd Put-
ting up with all the dust, heat and
inconvenience of a railroad trip there.
I am going to Halifax by rail to -day
myself, and the thought of it simply
makes me sick, •
"But the beautiful trip from Qtde-
bec down the river, is a treat. Thep
again you talk of Sydney. 11 has
but one line of railway entering
there. What m.erchant would think
of risking his perishable freight
there?"
lanianaxu von THE DINT.
Plans Completed For this Structure at
Nepean Point.
Ottawa, Aug. 12. --The plans for
the Canadian branch of the Royal
Mint, which is to be located on Ne-
ve= Point, alongside the Printing
Bureau and facing St. Patrick street,
are now completed. They were • pre-
pared by Chief Architect Evart
who visited the United States and
Europe -last summer to got the best
possible information before proceed-
ingwith the work. Two features of
the building will be" endurance and
security. It rill be one story, with
the exception, of the part for the of-
fice, where the Main entrance is plac-
ed. This part wiLl be two stories with
a •basement. The lattilding will be
constructed with Iiinestone dressed
front. • On either side of the main en-
trance there will be granite columns
• and above the main entrance will be
the coat of arms and the words
"Royal Mint." As far asit is pos-
sible to mate it, the building will be
fireproof. The „roof will be of ex-
panded iron and floors of concrete
and mosaic. It will take -two years
to complete, and work will be com-
menced this fall. The size of the
buil:ding is 177x165 and it is re'ct-
'
angular in form.
EXPOSES silo) oKING, coNorrio:N.
,.•
British Transport System Is Scored, by IA
Medical °facer.
Melbourne, 'Australia., 'Aug. 12, -
Captain Shields, medical officer of
the Transport Drayton Grange from
South Africa, has made a report, in
which he says:
"The overcrowding of the ship was
shameful and gcandalaus and without
consideration for health or logs of
life. The:air was 'poisonous and foul
and the decks were always Vet, caus-
lug pleurisy and pneumonia." •
Captain. Shields adds that the sup-
ply of medicine on board was ab-
surd, and that the conditions of the
ship was *directly responsible for
the epidemic and deaths on board.
11 lteo Palma Team Sails.
London, August 12. -The English
team which is to compete for the
Palma trophy in Canada will .sail by
the Beaver line steamship Lake Slui-
ce° to -day. Col. ' Cross, secretary of
the National Rifle Association, ac-
companies the team. Hon.. J. M.
Gibson has also taken passage in the
Lake Simcoe.
Ler,' • • • Jeri -fear,.
MUM', Colo, Aug. 12.--1..orcl Own-
vy is to be anarri3c1 to a Colored.>
g i rl He is the seconh son
of the Scottish Earl , of ;lir-
lie, and is reported to be quite
wealthy. Be is to marry Miss ,Edite.
Gertrude Boothroyd at the country
seat, of the bride's parents near Love-
land, C olo .
t )oa..', l11. -q• 14p1i41.
Portage La -Prairie, Man.,. Aug. 12.
-John McLean, the first white set-
tler of the district, died. on Satur-
day. The deceased was 87 years old,
and had lifted in thisdistrict for the
past 40 years. He was been in
Perthshire, Scotland.
Catholic Church - Durocti •
Mount Porest, Ont., Aug. 12.--13e-
tween 4 and 5 a.m. Sunday St,
Mary's church, this town, was
(User:livered to be on fire. In a short
tine the fine edifice was gutted and
the eostly Windows, organ and rich
ieterior littlegs were consemed,
i r 41,1111 It4
Ottawa, Aug. 1.2, -The condition of
Sir John Bourinot was reported last
night to be unchanged. He is still
very weak, ,and 010 WS no sign of im-
provement. It is thought that he is
XI se Ito roil). a child.
Terre Haute, Ind., Aug. 12. -The
child of A clam, SPA der, •a hardware
Inerchent, died front blood Poisoning
reStilting (1.0111 ainosonite bite three
‘veeks
eret"*.eroit Orracan 'Oeteema aItteAet.,
•••••,••••••••
Col, St. Below netesee 10 Take veveire to
mese Nue,* some's.
Vannes, Aug. 12. -The Prefect crf 1
the Dapartment of faorbihan asked
Oata eletaehmeat of cavalry be sent
to assist the authorities in. their ef-
forts to close the unauthorized eon-.
gregotional schools at Ploermel.
The general commanding the dise
tkeiet oedened Lieutenant-Golonel
Belay to go to Ploermel With a part
of his regiinent, hut Col. St, nemy
refused to obey this order, declaring
thia„ religious sentiments forbade him
to CO -operate in closing. congrega-
tional establishments.,
General Andre, the 3Var Minister,
hes, ordered Colonel St. Remy to be
confiadd in the fortress on Belle Isle
and to be court martialled for insub-
ordination, .
" Long Limo tbo •eleters."
Brest, Aug. 12. -At a Meeting hero
yesterday, the Prefect attempted to
justify the Government's action, but
his speech was constantly interrupt-
ed with cries of: "We will resist to
the death; there will be blood 'shed.
We will allow oursej.ves to be mass-
acresi before we abandon the sisters."
Abbe Gayraud said the only way to
restore peace was not to disturb the
sisters. •
CANADA.'S CultONJATION.
Lord Minto', Cable Message to the New-
1y-Orown ea Ring,
Ottawa, August,12,-The following
is a copy of a cable which Lora Min-
to sent to King Edward:
"Ottawa, Aug. 9.
"To his Majesty the King:
"On behalf of myself, any Govern-
ment an.d the people of Canada, may
I offer to you and Queen Alexandra
our loyal and heartfelt congratula-
tions on the occasion of your Majes-
ty's coronation. (Signed) Minto."
The litng to Canada.
The Governor-Geneara yesterday re -
caved the following reply from • the
King to the message of congratula-
tion. Cal his coronation:
"My most, sincere thanks, and those
or the Queen, to yourself, your Gov-
ernment and' my loyal subjects of
Canada for their congratulations.
"(Signed) Edward R. and I."
tent's:a:BE:S. S Avons
The Ring's Privy c onucll at nuekingltaca
Palace.
London, Aug. 12. -King Edward
held a 'Privy Council yesterday at
Buckingham. Palace, at which the
newly appointed Ministers were sworn
in. Later he officiated at an investi-
ture of the Victorian Order.
• ,
Carrination
• The King gave an:audience yester-
day afternoon to 'Sir Joseph Dims -
dale, Lord Mayor . of London, who.
presented the city's coronation gift
of $575,000 toward the King's Hos-
pital Fund. 'Theagift included more
than 20,000 •penny donations from
the poorest*.quarters of London.
Perjury Is Charge Lald.
Hamilton, Aug. 12. -The announce-
ment that there is a warrant out in
Buffalo for the arrest of Grant Hen-
derson of this cit, who was a Cana-
dian commissioner to the Pan Ameri-
• can Exposition last year, has (mused
mgd sensation. According to The
Buffalo Times the charge against
• Mr. Henderson is perjury. Last May,
it.„•-: is alleged, some Chinese were
smuggled into Buffalo, and five per-
sons, J. Harrel:, Jas. It. Hassey, G.
James, Earl L, Parish. and J. Grant
Henderson, were induced by the Chi-,
namen's solicitors to go bail for the
Csdlestials.; '1'hp alleged smuggled
Chinamen ,took leg bail, hence • the
trouble. -The United States author-
ities accuse the Ilya men of perjury,
alleging that none of them are worth
the an.oneyethey swore to when going
on the bonds.
i.rolis Dispute Is It capencii.
London; Aug. 12.-Rrince George of
Crete is about to raise again the
question at the onion of the island
with Greece. His former appeal. to
the four guardian powers, Britain,
Russia, Fratice and Italy, met with
the response that the moment had
not arrived to discuss the future of
the Island. Since then there has been
a complete reorganization of political
parties in Crete, A11 ideas of an in-
dependent principality have been
abandoned, a,nd all parties are unan-
imous in demanding political union
with Greece.
Killed by a Falb
Bracebridge, Aug. 1.2.-7A sad acei-
dent happened at port Sandi -lad yes-
terday afternoon, when E. Bush or
Lindsay- Was instantV killed. The
bridge at tliii cut at Port Sandtleld
was being swung to allow 1110 steam-
er T.slander to pass throngh;., when
Bur -h, Avh 0, was :on the approach, a L'-;,
tempted to jumpacross to the bridge
after it lead been swiiiie; a, few feta
lie eeVidently mi sr: cuIat cd. the dis-
tance, struek the -yelling. awl fell to
the wharf beneath,. a Oki' tu e o? 30,,
feet:bead foremost. ,
'Avig. ,\ h'le so
boys were playing. menu d the 11
driver at th e new 'b r (Igo yeiderc1y
afternoon, one or tbeir. noultior, \ii.l-
liarn aged -10 yrurs. r 0n 01'
A. S. l!trunt, berlier, was i 1. ly
killed bv the lever' of ih,) apparel te;
,striking him on the 21.0.0.C1 wil 11
rific force. "
t•eltooacr ifl, 1+,1, "ca.
St. John's, Nfld, Atip,. 12, - The
eteamer Virginia Lake retuned here
yesterday morning frOm Labrli dor
end ror orts the fishery prospect there
to be excellent. The catch promises
to be above the average: A schoon-
er has e'0110 ashore at Farmyard Is-
lam:lg. Her crew of ten persona were
arowned.
00013 IDDA1JTI1 IS IMPOSSIl3/44: vrithotit
Regularaition of the bowelo. Minutes Lsxu.
liver WIC regulate the bowels, Mires neinntlpEs-
teeepsis, biliensnossa sick h
iolk dyeadache,
and,all affections It the Organ of dlgeation.
Price 25 tents 511 druggists .
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set
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ANeget6b1ePrg parafioiifrirM-
q4hila lit -Food attIRegtila.:
tut tlieStolitarls andBmiels of
•
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THAT THE
FAC -SIMILE
SIGNATURE
FrotacitesVW1ott,Choerful-
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.ppniMorpliiWoor firat
NOT ISTAlite
IS ON TX -1E
WRAPPER
• OF EVERY
BOTTLE Or
Apetrect Remedy for Cons • se -
tion, Sour Stonwri,Diarr
Worta.s;Convulsions,feverisIV,
Inas andLoSS OF SLEEP.
Tee Sirnile Siedliaturia of
isrEW *ORM
'te'.erib Z1,1j15; 614:1777
35 DOSES
EXACT DOPY.OF WRAPPER.
aastoria is put up in one -size bottles only, le
insiihnuot4sola In hulk. Don't allow anyone to sell.
you anything else on tlaoplea or promise that it
"
is just as good), and "will answer every par,
postal' -%1'" See that you got 0 -A -8 -T -0 -31 -I -A.
"
ThOln-
signatsuo
of
eisvocirryt
• snapper,
London. Huron and Brucc.
GOING NORTE- • Passenger.
London. depart........ 8.15 a, so. 4.40r, x.
• Centralia • 6,1 5.50
Exeter 9.80
Hensel]. 9.11
Kippen 9.50
Brucefired 9.58 - 3.83
• Clinton....... 10.15 655
• Wingham;arrive11.10 8.00
Goma SMITE-- Passenger
Winglibm, depart 643 A. sr. 3.15 P. M.
Olinteu -7,47 4.25 '
Brucefield ' 8.05 „4.49
• Rippen 8.15 "4.57
Hansall...... • .22 5.02
Exeter . t 8.35 5.10
• Centralia 8.46 5.25
London .arrive 9.37 6.12
• 6.0
6,15
6.25
Ffltherland Imes
ARE PREPARED TO PURCHASE
EUNI
-AND-
OTHER TIMBER,
EITcIER STANDING OR IN THE
LOGS,
Apply t'-
:.:0. Kessel,
FOR/MAN, EXETER, ONT.
Toronto Exhibition
MONDAY. SEPT. 1ST, TO SATURDAY, SEPT.13, 1002
NEW BUILDINGS
NEW FEATURES
NEW EXHIBITS
$35,00C) hi PrCtirlititriS
4i30,000 for Atti4eictioris
fiRILLIAN'T $20;000 SPECTACLE
ALL THE easonaces OF CYPROLOItIOIIS COUNTBY
THE PEOPLE'S PRID-E--
THE PEOPLE'S HOLIDAY
Reduced rates on every line of travel
• Consult your Station Agent regading
• Fare to Toronto and back.
RoHrr ills
i113.71.Mr•
We are giving excellent sa-
tisfaction in flour since re-
modelling our mill,
Dry Soft Wood Wanted.
Gristinn and Chaim
DOR Fromntlii.
H. SWEITZER,
Exeter ReaI__Es?ate lilloilf
IF
YOU
WANT
TO
Buy or Sell a Farm,,.
Buy or Sell Town;
Property,
Borrow or Lend
Money,
Collections Made,
Your Life Insured,
Go to the Old Cuon-
try, by the Allan:
Line,
ON THE 'UNDERSIGNED,
• JOHN SPA.C11{MAr
Office over H. Spackman's Hardware
Exeter.
me. Cash paid for Raw Furs,
ADVERTISE, IN
THE TIMES
IT PAYS
Canadian Airmotor
U\ IJ ILL
4i••
Now is a good time to place an order for a Windmill.
We handle one of the 13est Males of W in
Ontario There no batter time than the present I
for putting one up. It will save you 'none*. Also
WOOD AND IRON PUMPS, TANKS
AND TANK FIXTURES
Call and see us and and get our pric'es, etc.
•• •
Agent for the well knoere
ueerin Harvesting Co's
Ideal Binders, Ideal Mowers, Deering Rake, Etc,
These Machined are second to none in Canada, and if you need a Binder,
>tower or Eitko, eall and examine these Maehine's for yourself. They
are strong and are noted for their Plasy Running.
Thanking nay customers and friends for 'past favors, I again solicit
yonr patronage.• A
°"°""°Th'ul'ing's W. J. BISSErvr7 EXETER.
Drug St ol