The Exeter Advocate, 1895-11-29, Page 5el
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xeter
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EDITOR AND PROP
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l'Xofessionall Cards.
KINSMAN,L.D.S, Fans 011'8 13100k
two doors north of Carling Store
inane ST, EXETER, extracts teeth
Without pain. Away at Parkhill every
Tuesday, Luau every 'Wednesday end at
Zurich on last Thursday of each month,
DR.D. ALTON ANDBRSON,(D.D.S.,L,D,S)
honors Graduate of the Toronto Uni
rsity and Royal College of Dental Surgeons
of Ontario. Teeth extracted without pale.
4.111 modes of Dentistry up to date. Office
over Elliot & Elliot's law offiee-opposite
Central Hotel -Exeter.
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DR. G. SHOULTS, CENT.R.A LIA,
Al has moved one door south,
Drs. 1 A. ROLLINS'& T •
Residences, same as formerly
OFFICES, S paokm an, building, Main 5l.
Dr, Rollins' office; same as formertv—nortb.
door. Dr. Amos' office, same building -south
door. May 1st. 1893
J. A Rollins, M. 3). T. A. Amos,..U.D
DTILT. P. MoLA.T.JGRLIN, MEMBER OF
the College of Physicians and Surgeons
Ontario, Physician, 8urgeou and Ai:couch-
eur, Office, Dashwood, Ont.
Veterinary.
yeereLIA.ei SWEET, VETER-
inary Surgeon, Graduate To-
ronto Veterinary College. Udine and
residence at the old stand,. on e block
East E. T. Spaekinan's Store. Dehorning
speaiaLty.
1,eeral.
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IP R. COLLINS, BARRISTER,SOLICIT
lb. OR, Conveyancer, Notary Public.
Office -Over O'Neil's Bank, Exeter, Ontario.
Money to Loan.
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L. of Supreme Court, Notary Public, Con-
veyancer, Coramissioner, Roney to loan
Office-.Fansonts Block ,Exeter
DLLIOT& ELLIOT, BARRISTERS, ETC.,
.121 Conyeyaucing, and Money to Loan at
Lowest Rates of Interest. Branch office at
Houser! every Thursday.
B. V. ELLIOT. PREDER ICE ELLIOT
Auctioneers
Mfokommaraim.11•risww•Mtar
HBROWN, Winchelsea, Licensed Mult-
ioneer for the Counties of Perth and
Middlesex, also for the township of Us borne
Bales promptly attended to and terms reit-
sonbal e.Sales arranged at Post office. Win-
. chelsea.
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TORN T. WESTCOTT, Exeter, Ontario.
EY Auctioneer for the County of Huron.
• Special attention given to farms and farm
stook stiles. Charges moderate. Parties
contemplating having stiles this Fall should
give him a trial. For further particulars,
apply by letter to Exeter P. 0. Orders lett at
the ADVOCATE Offlee, Exeter, will receiV9
prompt attention.r
41.1.x veyors.
FRED. W. FARN COIRB, Provincial Land
• Surveyor and Civil Engineer. Office,
Over Post Office. Main etreet. Exeter. Out.
•
E ELLIOT,
Insurance Agent,
Main St.
Exeter
sTEA.BiSHIP dr, iNSURANCE AGENT.
Anchor, Allan, Allan State, Dominion,
American. White Sear, and Clyde Lines
to Engiand, Ireland, Scotland, Germany,
Franc . Cape Colony, Australia and
New Zealand.
Prepaid tickets issued to parties
wishing to send fur their friends.
Laneashire, London and Lancashire
Northern, North British and. Mercan
and Perth Mutual Fire Insurance Co'.
London and Lancashire Life Izmir, Co.
London Guarantee and Accident Co
LOW`EST RATES. Capt. Geo. Kemp
CHIHLI
The new harness shop is'
now opened for business.
All kinds of
Harness on hand, heavy
double, light and single.
Anything made
to orde,r. Repairing prompt-
ly attended to. Robes and
blankets of all kinds; also Buff-
alo robes, trunks, combs, brush-
es and everything kept in
the harness line,
Vr4
Don%• fail to.
call and see prices.
COTTHILL.
. Harness maker
Mrs. Kleist. the wife of the turnkey
of the jail at Walkerton, went to church
on Sunday evening. (17th inste end to
all out ward apnea re nce was in her or
(limey eta te nf beau!), In en hour after
rein home 'was a corpse.
Allan, emi of Mr Samuel Bellamy,
con. 7, of Chathem towuship4 while
cleaning, a revel vee Wediteedev mornng accidentelly fired it ofe;the
lodgingin the forehead. The lien was
ex trite ted o nd I ho pe tient will recoi er.
litoo Ws en wonderful.
No less then wondeefel are the cures
by Hood's Sersaparlla, Cyan after other
prepare tjons,aI)d ph siciany •prescrip-,
ton have fa I led, 1 he me eon. hown vete
is simphe esehen the blood ie enriched
and purified, disease Anse ppears and
Hood's Sersaporilla is the one true
blood perigee. .
Hod' s Pills' are promp and efficieet
and do not purge, pain or grip, 25e,
always discern
Merit, Quality and
Worth in the won-
derful
DIAMOND DYES
Made expressly for home use.
Diamond Dyes are precious helps in city
and town homes. To the farmer's wife and
daughters they are invaluable agents of
economy. Diamond Dyes come in forty-eight
colors for wool, cotton, mixed goods, silk and
feathers. They are easy to use, and give
colors that neither sun or soapsuds will fade.
Beware ofitnitations ; ask for the "Diamond,"
and see that you get them; all dealers sell
them.
Direction Book and sa,,,,oks of colored cloth
_free; address
WELts & RICHARDS=Co., Montreal, P.Q.
James Clubb, of Embro, dreamed that
his son was dead, and the next day he
received a telegram stating that the
boy had passed away,
Around Merlin Wm, Hope claims to
have 8,000 bushels of corn grown on
22 acres, and Wm. James has 3,000
bushels grown on 23 acres.
The farm of Mr. Alex. McIvor, on the
Sth con. of Stanley, was sold at auction
in Clinton, and purchased by Mr. Mitch-
ell for $3,220. It coe tains 100 acres.
Rev. J. H. Patrier, of Merton, arrived
in Winnipeg by the C. P. R. Monday
with a carload of pure bred Lincoln
rams and ewes, consigned to Souris,
elan.
James. F, Williams, at Sarnia, on
Wednesday, was given one month in
the county *Bier attempting to escape
from custody. Judge Mackenzie pre-
sided.
Rev. J. Lindsay Robertson, of St.
Marys, has declined the call tendered
him some weeks ago by the Presbyter
ian congregation of North Easthope
and Hampstead.
Miss M. Keen, of St. Marys has been
engaged to teach the senior department
of the Milverton village school for 1886,
the present teacher, Mr. A. B. Chalmers
having resigned, The salary is $400.
Mr$, Harriet A, Haines died on Fri-
day night at St. Thomas, Ont. She
was within two months of being, one
hundred years old- Her father ran the
first steamer tin the Hudson river, the
Experiment.
The residence of Wm. Mack, on King
street, Granton, had a narrow escape
from destruction bse fire on Saturday
morning, one of the center partitions
being Carried out before the fire could
be exttnguished.
Mrs. John Farquhar, of Dorchester
station, was house cleaning, and hav-
ing to stand on a chair, slipped and fell
fracturing three ribs, The accident is
considered serious as the injured lady
is well advanced in years.
South Huron
FAT STOCK SHOW
TheeSouth Huron Agricultural Soc-
iety will hold a show for the exhibition
of Fat Stock and Poultry in the
VILLAGE OF HENSALL
— ON—
Tuesday, December 17th,
When the following very liberal pretni-
ums will be offered for competition:
CATTLE, mu nanens.
let. 2nd.
Steer 2 years old and tuider 3 • $10 $5
Steer 1 year old and undor 2 4
steer ealf under 1 year_. .. ... . • 4 2
Cow or heifer 6 4
GRADES AND THEIR CROSSES
•
ist. 2nd, 11rd.
Steer, 2 and tinder 3 $5 $3 $2
Steer, 1 and under 4 2 1
q beer calf under 1 year 3 2 1
Cow 3 years or over 5 3 2
Heifer 2 years and under 0 3 2
'SHEEP.
LONG WOOLED ANI) THEIR CROSSES,
• let. 2nd. ara.
Ewe, 2 years and over $3 $3 $t
Ewe, J. year and Uflhjer2 3 2 1
Wether, 1 ;vett r and over-.3 2 1
Wether, under 1 year . 3 2 1
DOWNS 111E111CReS5Es.
. 1st. 2nd. ard.
Ewe, 2 years and over . . ,.... $3 $2 $1
Ewe, t year and under .... 3 2 1
:1)1 we un der 1 year 3 2 1
Webber, t year and over 3 2 1
Wether, under 1 year ..... , 3 2 1
• ' rsos.
lot. and. :Rd.
13ti1'row, over 0 months and
under 18 in on th s $4 $2 St
Barrow, under 0 in °nth s . - 4 2 I
Sew, over nine months anti
under 18 months 4 2 1
Sow, under a TO 01.1th 8 ... .. 4 2 1
A sweepstakes.batlge will be awarded to'
the best, beefing animal, sheep and oig of
any ago or breed. '
Ago of all animals will be computed from
date of show. ,
DRESSED eouLtilv,
'_ lei,. Ind. era.
Best pair of turkey (Melte'
_ els hatched in 1895 . .... $0 53
Bet pale of turkey pu-ilets.
hatched in .1893 .. . ... , .... ... 2 1 60
33es t and heaviest turley. of
any age 2
Beet pair of geese ha ten ed
ill Isns .2 1 '50
Best pale duelfs hatched in
1839 .... ..... i 73 50
Beet pair °oaken hi bate led
• .... • • 79 Se
Des t, pair pu ilo ts initch ed.
182.5.....• t 15 50
13.3St display e'rf nresse'd
Th.eSSe;t 0;1 71 34 d'ilt A,T; n'd 1r d
Am ;Ile 4901,te ()diet i bil wilt 1t peOV fns
all animals and nonttre, lour-t‘tethee rules
and pa rtieni ars see pestee,,
. NrpraT,„\ Ze, 11, Ttrplrnirott, and marl('
.1 Seek° tary, Prosl.letit, • 1 leading we
The latest newsin B
The German weasels are
the vicinity of Monkton.
Windsor barbers are combining
against the fellows who don't pay their
debts,
Harry I:Ailment, of Bluevale, took 5,
000 bushele of ternips from four acres
of ground.
Hog cholera is prevalent in Saud-
wich East, and many hogs have died
from the disease.
F. Reissner, of Leaniington, has just
completed a steam plow, aud will use
it on his marsh farm.
Charlie Clarke, of Aylmer, while en-
gaged in a garne of football in Windsor
had the misfortune to break his leg.
Mr. John MeVertn. of Tilbury East,
last week dehorned 248 head of cattle
belonging to farmers around Tilbury.
W. J. Gillies drygoods merchant, St.
Marys, has made an aesisrnment,
Summer, confectionere hag also gone
up.
rief LOCOMOTIVE PUFFS.
I EXETER flARKETS.
raing in ereat Britain's capital in 'United States
• aailroads ie said to amount to $500 000 000 (012anert every VIreetne3d4V)
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Debentures will be issued to run 30
years, for the purpose of raising $5,500
to erect the proposed new school in
Blyth.
Charles Wagner, aged 9 years, who
resides with Henry Fulton, -South wold,
fell Saturday morning, fracturing his
Miss Tena Turnbull, of Efarpiev, has
wedded Mr..Philip Schade and has re-
ceived many beautiful presents for so
doing.
Mr. Michael Clancy, of Greenock,
brought a head of cabbarre to Walker.
ton the other day whice weighed 1181
pounds.
John Morris. one of the pioneer sett-
lers of Huron, is dead, aged years.
He settled in the township of Colborne
in 1834,
Mr. John G. Crown, a farmer of Do
ver township, while under the influence
of liquoe, was frozen to death in a bush
near his home.
The Stratford council at their last
meeting passed a by-law increasing
the number of hotel licenses in the city
from 16 to 17.
Mr. John Dewan, of Cedar Vale. was
married on Monday to Miss Mary Brown
of St. Marys. The happy couple will
live in Biddulph.
It is expected that the Lambton
House of Refuge will be located on the.
Lowrie faim, at the outskirts of Sarnia,
on the London road.
Tuesday night, G. W. Kelly, Queen
Street, Chatham, and his daughter
Mabel narrowly escaped asphyxiation
by gas from a baseburner,
Mrs. David McCurdy and family bare
left Wingham • for !Manitoba, where'
they will join Mr. McCurdy, who has
been there for some time.
Tracy. the 12-ycar-old son ef Isaiah
Coleman, of Amhorstbittg; NS'S'playing
on the mill pend Saturday when
ice gave way, and he was droWne
Geo. Shaw is having! excava
made for the block of fru/Mines, he
build next summer in Wing"harn,
the lot adjoining the H
Jas. Scott, Jr., Seaforth, has had
hydraulic ram placed ineartheRox
River, and now has the water pum
from the river to his stables, for
stock.
Mr. W. Knight, of the G. T. R.,
Thomas, while carrying some a
from a car Sunday night, fell off the
platform. breaking two ribs and injur-
ed his back and shoulder.
le lieneh government is about t
trodnce a bill ailing railway compattle
late trains.
The first horse railroad was mad 374
1S29. Now every, country town ha
street car line, and even Constantin
and Jerusalem have such facilities.
Oa some railroads the clue are Prov
by the Bible society and other relig
organizations with Bibles that are kep
racks, end curiously enough the racks
systematically robbed,
The Central railroad. of Brazil car,
10,084,130 passengers in 1893, age
9,894,009 in 1899. The freight traffic
creased from 007,800 tons to 591,700 t
The number of locomotives has snored
from 192 to 225.
Japan's railroads at present have a t
locomotive equipment of two hundred
six engines, two hundred of which ar
English, four of German and two
American make. The last are of
mogul type and were built at' the Bald
works, The Gerinan engines are rack-
'
locomotives built on the Abt system,
.0CDS AND ENDS!
The climate of the southern polar region
is much more severe than that of corres-
ponding regions in the north.
Medieval doctors considered chips from
the gallows on which, somebody had been
hanged a good reinedy for ague.
Ap the time of the Persian wars all
Greek men wore long hair, tied on the top
of the head in a knot and fastened with a
hairpin, .
.Palindrones, words or sentences whioh
Spell or read the same backward as for-
ward, in superstitious ages were supPosed
to possess magical virtues,
lu some of the hotels of Lucknove and
Cawnpore, much frequented by foreign
travelers. there are signs which read thus:
"Please Do Not Strike the Servants."
This year is 5654 of the Jewish era,
7402 in the Byzantine era; 2554 in the
Japanese era; 1314 of the M0118111111edan,
and the 27th year of the Dominion of
Canada.
The mariner's compass was used fo
centuries by the Chinese before it w,a
hro.ng,ht to Europe. Its inveution or in
troduction is oredited to Flavio Gioja,
in the fourteenth century. .
HORTICULTURAL GEMS.
The tallest tree on earth .is a gum tree
Austrelia-four hundred and fifteen
feeAt*curious growth is noted at Hartford,
•
Cello. A ouerimber vine has wound itself
around the stalk of a large sunflower plant,
and a cucumber has grown under the
„leaves of the sunflower. •
India has'perhaps a greater variety of
plants than any other country in the world,
having fifteen thousand native species,
while the flora of the entire, continent
She drope only embr.:ees about ten thousand.
,
. The 'gulf weed (fucns natans) which,
lions 4viiillics hula round "berries,", is notem-
will like the mistletoe in form, but of a brown-
ish yellow color, has been thought to have
°Lel: tio°sLive acquired the power of living afloat.
its property of rooting on rocks and
an
The vine at Hampton Court is belieVed
bpoer col 10bethe largest in Europe, its branches
kis ex ending over a space of two thousand
three' hundred feet. It was planted from
a slip la the year 1768 and generally bears
81 Upward of two thousand bunches of grapes
ehes of the black liambro' kind.
ushel. ..
Darle•-„,.. .... ...... all 94 to 05
01os ..... ........ ....... ..... lk)10 33
89 to 2S
Pea.;
4510 50
Butter
Eggs 14 to 19
Potatoes per bag . -----------------------------25.
14
Hay per ton1000 to 12 00
Turkeys pee
Geese 0 to 014
4Y2to
Ducks
Chicken.-- ...... . ........ . . .......
11 to 9
BTOTICE.
Live Hogs
Wanted at
the Exeter
Packing House
IMIE.11M•PigININNIMANNINIMMIM•11
SPARE RIBS ETC.
.As we are cutting. up hogs
every day we will have a
large supply of
Spare ribs, Tenderloin, Roast Pork,
Head Cheese, Fresh Pork Sansague,
,Balogna Cuttings, Pigs Feet, and
Shanks, at lowest price for cash.
LARD.
As we are rendering pure fresh lard
every day we are prepared to fill pails
or crocks at a low price. Parties want-
ing fresh and good lard should call at
THE EXETER PACKING HOUSE
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With a cough, cold eee
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'?1/,t ilAlIGIA and heals the inflamed
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-, from the start, soothes
bronchial tubes.
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PYNY-PECTORAL
iS A certain remedy based on a clear know.
ledge of the diseases 15 was createcl tap
euro.
LARGE BOTTLE 25 CENTS.
A BELINE GIBLEY
THEWQMAN'S FRIEND
Has cured others! Will cure you
Ask your Druggist
for Mabefine
r MADELINE is a -positive cure for all
s uterine troubles. It is not necessary to
enumerate them here. It is the generia cue-
- tom in describing a remedy to fill the ad-
vertisingmedium with a medical treatise,
describing, in a highly colored manner,
symptoms andforms of disease, scientiffical-
ly, and in such a way as to involve the read-
er in a maze of theory and speculation. We
avoid all this sensational way of advertis-
ing. If you are sick it presumed that you
know °him fact and can fbrin Borne idea of
what your ailment is, and we elkii only 184.
vise v o agenezally. -
MADELINE is vegetable eorn pound and
cannot; iejure the most delicate and. can be
used with _perfect safety.
they aro applied directly to the diseased
parlft:BELINE is placed in capsules and
Full directions, how to apply on every
box. Send $1 for one nionth's treatment.
24 capsules in a box. Why pay three dollars
for any other remedy when you. Gan buy
Alabeline for one dollar?
Address all communications to
• THE SALUTINE CO.
Box 230, Windsor, Ont.
tramuem.truo,,inTg....aram.nro,yclaaMall.144Wita
Mr. T. B. White, a highly respec
citizen, of Collingwood township, dr
ped dead of apoplexy in Longhea
school house, in that municipality,
cently. He was 71 years old.
A petitiones in circulation in Win
ham asking the council to submit a
law to the vote of the ratepayers at t
coming municipal elections reduci
the number of councillors in each wa
of the town from•three to two.
John 1VIcEwen of Culloden, narrow
escaped being recently by t
overturning of a load of straw whi
he was driving to George Wilson's
Culloden from the Ingersoll mark
He injured his leg, which he has brok
twice already.
On Thanksgiving Day Joseph
Monteith, M. D., Stratford, was raarrie
to Alice Mary, eldest daughter of M
Richard Chowen. of Doweie. The cer
mony was performed by Rev. Davi
Williatns, rector of 81. -James' 'Chum}
at the residence of the bride's fathe
and was a very quiet affair.
At Ingersoll, on Friday, Jas. Childs
had a narrow escape from death. He
was driving a colt hitched to a light
road cart own King street when the
box of the cart gave way, throwing
Mr. Childs over the front, against the
horse's lee*. The animal kicked vic-
iously at the prostrate man, whose
head was again and again grazed by -
the colt's heels. Finally, in an almost
miraculous manner, he managed to es-
eape unhurt from his perilous predica-
ment.
INTER -OCEANIC SMILES.
How about the new cook? Does she
ted. make your favorite dishes now?" Mrs.
op •Newecl--No, but she breaks a lot of them
d 's
re- "Miss Wayback carries her age wonder-
fully well, doesn't she?" She -Yes, con-
sidering the number of years in it.
g- "Thatliorrid old Miss Blabton came of
by -
be good fatnily? I don't see why you think
so." don't good. blood. always
ng
tell? "Yes, indeed." "Well, I never
rd knew her to keep anything she happened
ly to hear."
he PI never saw such impudence as that
Mr. Puffup at the five -cent counter dis-
eh plays." "Well, what did he do?" "Really
et.
in presumed to act as if we were acqnaint-
arms, when we were only engaged for a
en month at the seashore."
"Sneezer seemed to get no:painted with
D. every one here the first day." "Yes, it
d was a pretty clever scheme he worked to
le bring it about." "What did he do?"
1,
r,
Allen, Craig; Miss Bertha Gilbert,
second daughter of Mr. •Thos. Gilbert
teacher, of Denfield, passed away here
Friday afternoon after a few weeks'
siceness, Miss Gilbert attended the
model school in London in 1891, and
from January to June 1895 attended
the Toronto Normal, from which she
graduated with honors, Since her re.
turn trod) Toronto she has been teach-
ing in this place, where she died. Miss
Gilbert by her plenum manner and
amicable ways soon won friends where -
ever she went. Mr. Gilbert lost hie
third daughter in August last. Mr.
and Mrs. Gilbert and family have the
deep sympathy of the host of friends
who had the pleasure of knowing their,
tieug•lt ter.
our °nee.
We would ask our reedere to watch
our advertisement in another colinfin
ur ellibbing rates with filo
wkly papers.
Took a violent cold and then everyone
Wanted .an introduction so as to offer a
remedy.
NOVELTIES OF THE HOUR.
The unicycle is expected by the inventor
to go a mile in twenty seconds.
The bicycle is coming into favor with
the cowboys as a substitute for the horse.
Lover will vvelcoine a new safety en-
velope which has just been patented. It
is so paeted and folded that it Cannot be
opened *without being torn.
A bosom shirt, which is open in front,
and•roatle.to button like a coat, is a recent
invention, It Was exhibited in a Broadway
window the other day and attracted match
attention.
Steel caskets for the bodies of those who
die suddenly on shipboard are being car-
ried on tnany of the transatlantic 112108 The
refrains are placed in them and hermetic-
ally sealed, •
RECENT PROVERBS.
Soft snaps help to make hard times.
In diplopiacy 1yieg, becomes a fine art.
Value depends upon quality, not price.
Truth and falsehood often seem twins.
Study does not necessarily imply obsew
vatioa.
Theory without practice is always left
handed.
It is easier tO make a coegregation yawn
.
than yeaei,
:Men will ebetition a principle to die for
The biggest foole do not commit the
greatest blunders.
The premature alWaye in danger Of
being frodbitten,
HERE'S A CHANCE
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I1 quarter of the globe. These Pictures
will not only revive historical remini-
scences, bus will inspire the youth of
this country with admiration for those
who contributed to the greatness of the
Mother Land. .
Ie :mine parts of Bruce farmers are
eoliecting leaves with which to bed
their cattle.
To ornoicers
ci
Are showing srccial
for the next twoweelsjn
PARLOR TABLES,
CURTAIN POLES,
AND
PICTURE MOULD ti'GS,
S. GIDLEY & SON,
ODD FELLOW'S Mott
The
Brariffierd
BitsEele,
13 HANDLED RI
PERKINS
AND
MARTIN,
AGENTS Fon.
BICYCLES, SEWING MACHINES
ORGANS, ETC.
The Brantford won
-239 first prizes,
-143 second "
88 third
and holds uearly every
Championship from the
Atlantic to the Preeific.
Perkins & Martin
CENTRAL •
DRUG ,
STORE
Those who hav Med
Winan's Cough balsam pro-
nounce it unequalled as a,
rernedy for coughs, colds,
and bronchitis trouble's.
Win.an's condition and
cough powders for :horses,
the best in the market, al-
ways on hand; also Aceto-
* benefacto and Liniment, the
medicine so successfully
used by Mr. Chas, Igunree,
To meet the wishes of their customers The
Parkhill in this and other
Gee, E. Tuckett and Son Co. Ltd., Hamilton,
01,, have placed nee the market town.31 in treating o. and eur-
ina. various disAases. For
AOmbination Plug of
"T to B"
Smoking 'Tobacco
This supplitis 9 font(' loft
wa ht, i ein'tr tin' consumer one !() coot
wr a 10 tent pl'c'- or at 5 cent
piece ef the fnmeitt; -'1' & 11" brand of
pure
The till tag "T 13" IS OD Overy
sale here,
C.. LUT;, Driggist.
OR TWENTY.FIVE YEARS.
THECOOK'SBESTPRIOND
LAAGEST SALE IN