Exeter Times, 1904-8-11, Page 5The Usborne and Hilbert
it.
armer's Mutual fire Ingur-
am 6ompanu
Head Office, Farquhar, Urlt,
VEGGETA F,JE SKILIA
air g = sewer
A splendid tonic for the hair, makes the hair grow long and heavy.
Always restores color to gray hair,all the dark, rich color of youth.
Stops falling hair, also. Sold for fifty years. "7-1.."..T'.':-4.7,/(4:' 1(
MEDICAL
W. BROWNING, I1 I. D.., X. C.
P S., Graduate Victoria Uni-
ver�sita. Qmce aitd residenenee. 1Fontiuiort
Tee >oratory, Exeter.
DENTAL
XINf llAN. L.D.S. AND
DR. A. R. E-Ilvlak°, L.
I). S. D. D. S., Eater Graduate
of Toronto University, Dentist:
Teeth eztraeaett withau,t vain or
Wafter effects, taffies in Fan.
eon's Bleck. West side of Main
treet: abutter'
A. ANDERSON. (D• 0.8 is p•S.
D,ENTIBT.
TimorQradeate of trio Tomato Uutversity
and 1?gyal Coi,iego of Dental Sur eons of
cavil honors .d1Lso Faat' ga4aato of
(Chteago School of Prosthetic Denitstry (w%t4
honorable mention,
ergthipg known to the Dental. Profession
kine in this office. Bridge work, crowns, el-
irma t raraS Sad mad vulcanite platesaail (Ione m
thip neatest moaner nee -5101e,. b perfect',
bartarl(e=a. stuae4tabetio need far paraleea extrao•
Oftleoone door eolith of Carlin!* Drat stere
Ereter.Ont.
T EY T LOAN
Private funds to loan on berm preemie at
ad one half per cast
ERNEST 131410
•HONEY TO LOAN
for in
We lava uullmltoai privutel farads vebtt
' sot upon farm or vIlha,,e property at lower
*tee of interest.
DICKSON & CARLlR
1:xete .
tautly aaOttttut of Private feeds to
and village peoposttea Warta
TA'NIISCRX
Main B. F eter,
DICKSON , , CARLING,
Btaraste Solieltora.:Notarles '.eove C>!tI$4r
. sal tier4l, Solicitors for tate lolBalairttgai4e
Matey to t calmest rates of intaretita.
t--lltAIN STREET, E7a.FTER,
0 la 41. r..u.ateraets
A, C. RAMSAY, V. S.
1 ouor (raduate Qatario Veterinery' teal..
lean ; Iioyaorary Fellow in Ontario Veterinary
Amalgam. .11► dise(t°es of domestic animals'
scientifically treated. Alitk fever treated l)yr
the latest oxygen treatment.
OliFICIer: one door aoutlt of Town Hall
RESIDENCE; tamed boat'suorth of Prete
Int tabu church.
DIRECTORS.
President:—T. R .x*t Dc-na7N P, O.
Vice•Pres.:-W. II. PAssalolts,
F .1 QUX,\R 1'. 0.
• INIonLEY, WuuALiN P. 0.
J. A. Nonoil$, CIto al AnT'Ir P. O.
West, ROY, BORNUOLu: P. 0.
3, 1,„ RUSSELL, RUSSr,,rI.&LE P. O.
AGENTS.
J. Orartea ortai L, ST.t11?A. ONT.
A. Dl7NCAN FAuqunAIL, ONT.
. WzLsoN, 3TiLLAnTON", ONT
tar
ONT.
• S. x 'rlLx„r.
N 1rAN ,
B. W. F. BEAVERS,
Secy.-Treas. Farquhar.
AMON
Notice
James Taylor, of Exeter North
wishes to inform the public that he
,will'not be responsible for any, de bis
contracted by his wire, Elizabeth
Taylor, after this date.
Exeter, July 27th 1904.
tT1;ON COUNTY HOUSE Or BE-
LArr Industrial Farm.—Ap-
plications
A
plications for the position of keeper
.and. Matron of the House of Refuge
.and Industrial. ]!arm in the County:
,of Huron, will bo received
on or be-
fore the first day of December next.
Applications ions to be in writing and ad-
dressed
dressed to W. Lane, County Clerk,
Godericb.—H. Spackman, . Chairman
B. coin.
h 1904.
d' -July18t
Dated
FOR SALE
Pett Lct23, sou. G, in Uhorne. eon-
tainit g fist• atlas 43' natal. Grad brick
house, • tetllt,,t;, (: a a it hatu end
gar-
den. This t
(
el1Y is 'a
tean from
Thames Road Post
Of ice.,atid ninst be
sold to close estate. Terms easy. For
liarticulais apply to 'l'fiONAS ()AMElI-
oN'Esq., Farquhar Pu.
RORITHORN DUA,
RHM ' BULLS
i for sale.—The undersigned has for
tale 7 pure bred Durham Bulls with
pedigree or eligabls for registration
My aged bull „which Ls the sire or tithe
etherts, is includted in the odfefrin,i
im
1
f a sure. stock
proved h ale
r aid
era hats
A
getter. He was aired by Riversid.o
Stamp, 'which did such good servile
lin
the herd of J. and. W. IB. :Watt;
of Salem, and is a halt tbrother to
Stark of Morning, recently. ,'owned by
James Snell, of Hullett, which 'took
first ;prize at London` fair and sold
at Ls dispersion, sale for 8400. Apply
on Lo1"16, Conceasion2, Hay, or 'John
l
Elder, IIentsal P..0.
,ARM FOR; SALIN,-An ex.celleettrn
alarm of 101 acres situated on a
good' gravel road, half way 'between
Pionde lisle and i;ucknow. , ;0.',1-4 miles
from Dunb'{a;nnon and. 120 rods ;Crone
>school. The farm has splendid build-
fry-az-
uild-
in'o, The beret is 36 ,x 50 Bisset•.. A 1
Presentthere are 50 acres in crop <ind:
30 acres in hay. ,The fences: are in
�i.Y4:+L--'cl;ats,g condi than,. Never faulrn�,
veal • (C? exeell'ont wa ter, 1 acres aor
hush, and nearly • 4, miles nod undge-
al,r•i,ring. immediate 'po,seas4on, if
adeaired. TLia will .be 'a snap ° the
quick purchaser: for: fuller. , liar
t"ieulara apply .,to'Dr. D. A. Anderson,
stayer P.O.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
11st Ui matter of the estate of Wu -
1 Barn George Millar, sato of the
Township of C sb.orne in the
County of florae, painter, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to
R, S. 0. 9
1
8 chap. 2d that all.
ll'
11
creditors and others leaving °taiaus
against the estate of t]ea said 'Wil-
liam George Millar, Rulto died on or
about the lith day 4f ruly. 1901, .are
required on or before the 20th, day of
August, 190t to send by post prepaid
or deliver to A essre. Gladman &
Stanbury, or the viltaage of Exeacr,
Solicitors for Azatia Millar. Admin'
'4t
1 Tatr'
ix or t13C.
said zleccasrd, tllcir
chriat]an and surnames, addresses
and descriptions, tate full particul-
ars of their claims, the statement
or their accounts and the nature of
the securities, if any, held by them.
And fat,rther take notice that after
such last mentioned date the said.
Adoeinistratrix will proceed to dis-'
tributo the assets of the deceased
i le vat ns regathe rd: xonly to entitled
claiims otheret[
which sale Moll theca flare native,
"and that the said Admitaistratra'~
will not be liable for the said assets
tar any part thereof to:any person
of persons or whose claims notice
shill not have been received by her
tt the tone of such distribution,
r .
LATA & STAAI3I:ltd,
Solicitors for said Administralrix.
Dated at ]:.tinea' the 22nd.
day al July 1:101.
MORTCACE ALE
of klotei roperty in Exeter,
under and by virtu,) - or t11ae
earveeN vents in certain .tilort e.
;e)a, which w It be liraduc,d at ala'.
halt+ of sale (here will be offered for
ale by public xtuei ipta, by ,loran (fill,
Auctioneer at
ifi t 1aa• r i'll:rgxa of Er, et r, ire CIO gonn-
a Duren, on
SATURDAY, the 27th DAY
OF AUGUST, 1904.
At 2 o'clock in t he aft ernoon. tete
following property. viz.,
1st, -.."arts of lots numbers eleven
ant twelve on tato west side of Main
trent in the said Village or Exeter,
cattaining tbre.' and tlt.ree,..fiflbs
perches, more or J . ,ez, comprising
what is known are: the Metropolitan
Rotel.
2nd,. --Lot iiutnbet' thirty-one tli4.
the utast, side or Willi tnt streeet,west
of Main street, in the, said vitlaatre of
Exeter,
Terms of Sale..--T.ay.nty per cent.
of the porches,. money on the day
of stale and th:e balance in tbirtY
days thereafter wit bout interest,
Further particulars and conditions
of sale will be made known on the
day of sale, or may be had en appli-
cation to the undersigned.
Dated at Exeter this 9th.
day of August, 1904.
JOHN GILL, Auctioneer.
GLADMAN tv STAN/31.11M
Vendor's Solicitors.
CLERK'S NOTICE OF FIRST
POSTING OF VOTERS' LIST
'Voters' list. 1901, municipality of
1itownship
t C
� ' t
O Usborne, lona C
r aunt '
Huron.
y O£
Notice is hereby given that I have
transmitted or delivered to the per -
sores mentioned in sections 8 and
9, of "The Voters' List Act," the
copies required by the said Section'i
to beSO • transmitted 7:r '
tt 1 matte.
d or delivered, 1 red,
of
the
list m
ad
eansa'
p ant to said act,
of all parsons appearing by the last.
revised Assessment Roll of the said
Municipality to be entitled to vote
in the said Municipality. at Elections
for members of the Legislative As-
sembly and at Municipal elections,
and that said .list was first , posted
up at my officoe, et Whalen, on the
30th day of July, 1904, and. remains
there for inspection. Electors are.
called upon i o .examine the said list,
and if anyomissions o nisstorls or other er-
rors r
o , are round'th r
.ln, to take im-
mediate proceedings to have the
r
said
r e 1 ors carrcctad; according .
to
law.
Dated at Whalen. this 30th day of
:Duly, 1994.
FRANCIS MORLEY,
Clerk of the 'said municipality.
AItM FOR SALE,—Lots 20, 10
con. and lith con., of Stephen,
6 1-4 miles west of Exeter, being.
composed of 100' acres on the 11th
con. and 120 acres on the 10th
These farms are under good state or
cultivation well drained with good
house,
serf oat -buildings, thereon al-
so fruit bearing orchards . Never
failing well the year round. For
further particulars apply to ' T. 13.
Martyrs, Exeter.,
'�4f 1F a`fi I� alt •S ALE, -In Usborne
.LL
to�vnslu �, bean ar`t•s of .lots 1
1 a p 7
18, on 'the 13th con , containing 125
acres.' Buildings. are a storey and a
half' brick house, bank barn and low;
barn. Two orchards, 10 acres of
bush and is situated 2 1-2 miles
from 1Cirkton, 7 miles from Exeter,
and, 1-4 mile from school., ' Must be
sold` to close an estate. For fur-
ther particulars apply to Wm. Prid-
Tram, Russeldale, Wm. Baker, Ful-
lerton, Executors.
Trial Trip.—Now is the time to
secure two good: papers for the price
of one. The Weekly :t'VLai3 and Em-
pire from now till Jan. lst., 1905
for only 500. now,
new 'subscribers
only: .
DIE:1)
STE WART -1 a 7 x01 or, on August
641i, .190.1, ;.1.l l,,t s at t.svari, egec1 77
years.
25c. pays for the Uirnea till • the
end' of 1904—for new 'subscribers
only.
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11 GUST lith 1904,
The Exeter Times
THURSDAY; Ali(=(.'ST 11th, 1904
:RAL NEWS. -
While alw t. w threshing outfit
of Mr.She:1rd was at work en the
Tartu of itobert I)a3(e, tar miles, front
Brampton, the barn caught fire
presumably from a spark from the
engine The barn end alt its. eon -
eat s, 1ome.eliar' with c-"
l tl a .zea btn(ary,
were destteyed, Lass chout $3000;
partly insured.
A fare which occurred Thursday
night the block, 648 St. Paul St.
Montreal, -
_2 n'rea did
neatly :a:0,03demote:
before it was got under contra. Th.
principal losses a.ro i5` D, Stroud
$ors, tea u 'rcbtots, $25,1:0 r fully
insured; J. M. Taylor do Son. Pro-
(1uee merchants, 415,000, insured
for. $;,,t01); Mone•ti e ,K. Fortier, pro
r1nfiCt
tnorcl watt , partially in.,ua'ad.
Since the Government instructed
the license inspa'•ators to enforce, lite
early closing act .Gaspard Pacaud, in-
spector for Windsor .ban been very
busy, and as. (t result nearly two-
ti►.l'(is of the hotelmen of the two
(tistrietS Lave contributed : fines; foe
violations of the early closing law.
The hotelmen are, greatly irritated in
consequence. and or, ende'avorin.r
to bring political irtfluenee t o bear
with late abject of s*.casein;: Po'.
caud's disni.is.,.►l.
Thursday between 5 and 6 o'clock
Michael Regan,, a well-known Welt -
of Brockville, discovered his horn
to bee ablaze. it was totally de-
stroyed with sixteen ton., of hay,
wlticla ite had ,fear. finished petting,
in, Suspaoian rests : on the owner'a
Anter, wile has not been li'*t'l..e if for
dome time, and upon being inteer-
viewed by. the Chief, of Police site
acknowledged her guilt. 8h•; was
exauai•NI and coantuitt"d 'to lh,-aasy-
Juin,
Friday naornin. R. G. Macpherson
AI. P., (Burrard) 'wed Private PIif-
ry, an i.ouard: thre st'atlnslaill 1 3T.it tan
at 1llonireeaal 115 fallowi: tlttaaw:a,
Aug'. :►.--•l aatn sorry Haat busine.
prevents Ina. meeting ;vau lit Mont"
real. Will se.' you.,Itow'vew, in our
owarily of Vancouver, whose honor
you hare worthily upheld maid. at
Risley. l have a position for you
in alis Mar fusty"', customs ~A anoint, in
ancouver, if aagrt'eaaI3' to von. My
warmest congt'at0lalions.
During a severe 1 llriitrl eri i olein
wlalcli passed over Sault St:. Marie,
Ont,. 'rkursduy nitcanton lot uiei'n a
and 0 o'oloela, John ie.enned,w, a
carpenter was reeturaaiaaf, bonne at
hili wheel, ;and while pta$tin,r the
ponce of Mr. 5:IcKenzi N on Wilton
Street, received a stroke or light-
nittg which killed ltim instantly.
Standing ins' de tine door of Mr. e-
A(enz}e*''a ]tots, n.'re four ohildt"een,
to no were :til rendered unconsac'Loua
from the s0U)'; 1 oft ; alt but; one litre
recot ter+eat, '1'h a house of Air. Me-
Kenzi' was badly aliaaltan no.
;\lra. Murphy, the oiliest is•r.cait
in 1'ennsylvani-t it her age is correct-
ly reported, (UM Saturday la herr-
torn, eget} nearly 131 years.Mrs.
111urpby, a few rnontbs ago, said --
"1 was Lem re in Dublin, 111(100(1, on
Maristnnts Day, 1770, and cants to
Arnnriaa in May, 18711. when I was
iu my ane -hundreds It y ar. I was
28 years old when. the Irish rebellion
took place in 1798, and my first hus-
hand was at soldier. 1 *tons 33 years
old *triton, Robert Emmett was cx'-
noted far treason, 8 'ptoanber 20th.
1803,"
A very disastrous fine, occurred
-at Dresden, Saturdty 11101°nisi Tlln
following buildings. with their ammo -
1 is were deyt roved, as(ti l from
t hu Wescott nous ,, Li, t }u'barber
ber
shop, W. 11. Pollee.] 's tailor eaitop,
4x`1111 14 ;4 we bt,ild*u;s ; grocery ei is
N. Smite., .1, llori's :Wilma patlerr
C. 11. Metzger's res taurn nt, all
brick. Thompson, a tailor, ]Urine
over Smith's grocery, last every-
thing. V. \ctIs, living over Cin-
nerly's :note, moved pat of his fur
Oilurc out With quite a loss. La w-
rences st cafe was destroyed by wet cr•
ani his building badly (larnaged.'lito
total loss is plateal at $20,000.
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Oraslhing along at 4(arifie tips, I.
s crew utterly to -rode. to cont:•ul
, street car No. 423 raced down
atlrurst street, 'Toronto, Tuesrley.
ghi, shortly after 9 o'clock. Part
allege street it aped, down the
ng
sl retch from College to Queen
icon King, and then beeoming to 1 t t( b om n
fi, Z ;
trailed it plunged over the bottle- i
Ird an(f stopped ,within sie inches 1
c .'dc wall the Canadian
t
i ]r 5t 1 of t
Iseult', Company's building. And
all that terrible journey no one
es killed, and only on parson, Mrs.
Is. Argue was, injured.
Hunip Back
SCOTT'S EMULSION *von't make a
hemp back straight, neither will it make
a 4hort lag ieap, tat it feeds, soft bone.
and licca dinned bone and is among
the few sel:uire means of recovery in
rickets and bots consumption.
seta for fro:swot.
scowl.' r1 Rowan:, Cecinas,
Toronn,,, ow tie,
36+- and P.cc; all de:ea-Ws.
tit l ttttitttttttli?MItlMrtttttIMli t "It!t tMrtlfilMrttt rtittlffIttlftlIttrn
i *=
Sawa
w-
o - -
lR0[ b WILL,"NOT BE tat
11EAVi, •
SP-
'1.,'he fruit division of th 0ep'irt- ,r•_
d6
meat of . t,'tii ail, m a hos r. G •i ea -I I
returns of'tho fruit crop of ill%Do- 1;
nation. It s ty.s--
The reports sl1ow a l lodiulu t o fall I g
crop of fall envies. In Oat apple,
sections, from w3/1ah the Wilk of tbr 1
Winter fruit bill be obtained for 1
► e?:r, la,'e 1'0» is 10eaii ;;
lastpoyetar,tLu0t stay b1c1 las5'•dlarasli�i►at
to medium. The r: ports from Greats
Uaitain and Europe generally show
n. vary l'trge crop of fruit, that will
some into direct contp.eeitian with
our foil varieties, and may ,li.lta.
ly affeeet the urtrk t for %rint"r
fruit ; but: up10 the pr;want tint,,
European fruit. has nor compared
seriously Frith 0111.'M,,'t k 1.'lrirt evar-
]otiresa. •*�.�
Tato apple crop in C:a<aa(1:►at} is
pears to Le s;ingula*l, free this Year
fram the a tat rias of an,reeia and fun -
gouts diseastes. It is elute^ Itrttifatbl'
1ltlt the coming moth eats not Ise a
801100:4 JIOSi, but . tdl'r • aro indica.
tions that the riot may yet 42avo10yl
to it slight if not dangerous de rtye,.
Pears, except iia British Columbia
1111 be a light crop. Peaches an'l
flute` rat e. almost an rabrotit10 .tnil-
tie0, a+asset in a any favorod sections
lateen.+ tiiti wintoc ( ice trop, rrtat7riall;v
lfle'et Item. '1'l*a grrlr crop nIU
airly 'good. hut in the large pro-
tlucitag districts or 1 h Nirgar:a P'en-
iusula black rot :has shown to 0 Fez"-
itOust emelt*. Cher ri's 3101 currant'1
tree as ion crop.
Tho oxdort tra(lsCaalidiots arra
American fall app] ;'s R ill ire some.
what rest de( ed. l,ue orti4Of 40 11l`"
better (uatit r of out' I;aaa}ti^, t flay
will 81111 Imre 411;' }Ir:el'r -nee itt tine
European 100rketst Ther- will he
t lata air ce ssit y however, of al sillyeex•
aludin': all second qu•►lily fruit. 311:i
supply of good reinter stock of
eapplos suitable for th'. lititi,lt mar-
ket during tate lnont las of January.
February and ;►Marcia is not eacasaivee
and it seems raasonaahl e to expect
t flat t he dentana will ,la a almost
equal to that of last veer.
t1.1'l'AItR}I IN THE 111::\'I)
Is very common but aavfolly
daangerous Meccas it. a :010 (8 &atom.;
and leads 10 consuinlatialt. Cure is
as carta.in to ;ofloan the use of Ca-
tnra'hozone, aa day is to follow night.
You simply breathe 'the fragrant,
healing Caiat'i'hoxon * which spreads
through the nasal passages,: throat.
and lungs, driving out every vestige
of Catarrh. '•1 was Cured of eh;r0nie
catarrh of the nose and throat
writes Inns, :*T. Wilkinson, of
Lauaencetola "after many years of
misery by Catarr•]tozonee which is a
splendid remedy to free the air pas -
ages from rane(tn.. Catarrltozone
relieved quickly, and zuy`cure ]las
boon permanent." Price .' 1.00 for
two moist hs' i reg; melt( ; trial sial:
W'Viill:erviIle is to lairs a park
which will be a credit to any ci'iy' in
Canada. O,r 4 be west *side of the
Walker road ;here is a beautiful
oak grove containing several acres
of land, and a 11e ,rl ti•,r ,, Walker
havedecided
ta transform r. piece
tat 4 c
i
r
of property into or t rt ( public t ,a a bale ia k
1.
l s r,
1
1
A base ball ;'r l i, a Hock ey rink,and
ar large 1.1:1 aor starters will be pre-
vi(icd.
•
A S1137+`.,LV HAPPY MAN.
Is lel r. '1lrotuats. M0Cl•asban of
North Pelham, who was oared of
muscular rheumatism by Nervilin:,
ha mos t' powerful rheumatic- re-
medy in the World. "1 suffered all
manner of pain for years, be writes
I t( r '' i. tees r 1 earl *al ea,, the Ithing
N on
Y
hat dial me any goad.I can heart-
ly : recommend Na rvilme for all
-arms of rheumatism is .033 to
the very Co oA tale pant and brines
'1
rr
la 9 11 71,111:1' 1i' V( I" sufferer
lasting Lc u r
s rfe(
from lame bac] 41ch11re joint* and
swelled limbs use Nervitino.
sure• to euro 41nd coat, 350, for a
large bottle.
A very unfor11111:Itt ec-11 .ent. ke_ell
alae.a a
J walker, Thursday morning
While at work in Cooper's lumber-
yard, Clinton, ale•: was passing
a
1ile of lueber ofee Itom soe u
-
forseen real • it tci1 over on him,
snapping the bonos' of his left leg
below the knee. and otherwise in-
juring -
]rile.
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20, 40,150,7 s�►
126a� Vii
a.irs Lace Curtains to sell at
, , 50, 65,
1,00, L25 LL75 $L95
89
1
Flan e
12 t=. cents
et some
1 on
Silverware by de
9,
95;
1
�aNew
• 1.rivals
t-
ca.-•
--s
EPOPPLESTONEE TERMS CASH OR PRODUCE. ONE DOOR
NORTH OF POST OFFICE
ii� 1f
A young man, night watchman, on
the Steamer City of Collingwood
was s Ciro a<tc 1 at Icaf rFriday
a R 1 t la o d
morning, about 2 o'clock.He
is
supposed to be a soh of Robert Mil-
1cr, of Bognor. nor. It Was is
first trip
on the boat, and it is supposed that
fwharf, e misjudg-
ed
n Ra°'r Ci to t d-
o,k o 11 ih1
c d ih distance to the dock, and.
failing into the .ia.tor was drawn.
down by the wheel.
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Buggies!
Jo you Want a Buggy
We have the finest stock in town
ail the latest styles, iu the newts
olors.
Our prices are low as can be loon •
for first-class material and workman
ship.
BEFORE YOU BUY
Of%LL AND SEE US.
J F Russell
Two Doors South TownHall,
EXETER MARKETS
Wheat per bnshell (old)....89
Wheat (new) ... 78
Oats new . . 30
Barley . 38
Flour..
Butter
EPork live weight'
w g
Pork Dressed
Turkey
Ducks
Chicken
to 91
to 82
to 30
0 8
$5.5
$
1
A distressing accident: occurred at
Sarnia, on Thursday afternoon, a
youngson al Mr, ?1 lay !•sr /'1 •a s
John I'atkin. the:
well-known k *tra
buidler and contractor
act r
0
of
Sarna
! beingdrowned byedal'
fatting
into the river off the Pere Marqu-
ette. Thelad's
h body was recovered
and Dr . Logia summoned. Every,
thing h possible bl Ives done ne
1 o to
revive
the unfortunate u
v
rt nate �t:
1, d
but -
without
avail. The boy was named Charles, i
and was aged 11 years. .
:A t..p ...
*M.JACK O &SON*
'i1
'
Junk Dealers. 1:1
Main -St. Exeter 1
:. Occupying J. P. Ross' T.
Store, one door south of
Metro alt
h
� p tan. Hotel. �,
'l•
-. Will pay highest cash 4 y
,. • price. for the following .g.
oller Mill
Gristing and Chopping -
Promptly Done.
giving We are l
van excellent � b ce lent sa�-
tisfaction in flour since re-
modelling our'mill.
1i. Sweitzer
goods,such as all kinds of
� +
ScrapIron 4
+ 4-
4.-
4.
Brass 1
Copper
Zinc ;.
i Lead 4.
.1• Pewter
Horse Hair'
'l'
.° Wool Pickings
+ 5
4 Rags
4.
Old ' Rubbers
Bones and Bottles
4
4,
4.
4.
4.
$2.50 •;.
18
5' 4
141,111
5}
r Noy
6.2�
4 '
8 4
a- a 4.4.4- §'o°el•°lt•4i a :•o'' 4 •b <1•:-.4.•l
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50 .YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
TRADE MARKS
DEGIGN$
COPYRIGHTS &C.
Angono sending a sketch and de4tcrtpt4on tear
quickly ascertair our opinion free wbether axe
invent -.on is pro* ably patentable. tlommunlca-
q , tions strictlycen:idential. ftandbookonPatente,
sent free. Oldest agency for eecuring"patenta.
Paten g ,
t cel.wi t�u�h Munn h Qp, reco,gm
pe Kr notice, without dlUalrQo, at the y
Sien1
A handsome4' Ilhietrated weekly. 7,arge(t, cfr.
culatfon or any selentinc.. journar. Terms, 3a; �.
year: tour months, $1. Sold. byall nowadealern,
MUNN & Co 61Broadwny,W la7l Yo 1
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Brunch Office, G25 EL„'h:An11:17etaex