The Exeter Advocate, 1898-3-18, Page 5THE
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s published eery Thlfioue,rsday Morning,
the
MAIN -STREET, - EXETER.
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Por transoient advertisements inserted for
long periods. Evora' description of JOB
PRINTING turned out in the finest style,
and at moderate rates. Cherlues,xnoneyord-
era, &e, for advertising, subseriptiona,etc.to
lie made payable to
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EDITOR Alin PROP
Professional Cards -
IT. KINSMAN, L. D. S. 8 DR. A, E.
-..KINSSIAN, L A, S., D.D. S„ Honor
graduate of Toronto University.
DENTIS S,
Teeth extracted without any pain, or any
load effects. Office in Fanson's Block, west
aide gain Street, Exeter,
isz.1 ._111100
•t, k.
1-11i. D. ALTON ANT1ERSO; ,(D•P,S.,L.D.S.,)
betters Graduate of tlaToronto Um-
ratty
and Royal College Of Dental Surgeons
of Ontario. Teeth extracted without pain.
AU modes of Dentistry up to date.
aver Eiliot Sti i,lliot' i law office -opposite
Central Hotel -Exeter.
nedleal
T 1rs, J A. Ii.OLI.T:1S. S� T A. same.
J .J 1i, aidenees, same AS formerly
OFRICES,Spaokman, building. Main Bt.
Dr, Rollins' on -lee: same as formerly -north
door. Dr. Amos' afica,s me building south
door. May 1St. I80
d. A Rolling. If. P. T. A, Ames, M.I
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L '-'T APE IBEIL F
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the Canoga of Physicians sndSurgeons
untario. Physician, Surgeon and Aeeoueh-
enr. Office, Dashwood. Ont.
Legal,
E la II.
001. GINS, B.1.ItUISTER,SOLICIT-
14. OR, Conveyancer, Notary Public.
Otilee-Oxer O*Neil's Bank, Exeter,Ontrrio.
Xonev to Lean.
L u.DIQKSON,ILSARISTFIi; SOLICITOR.,
, of Supreme Court, Notary Public, Con-
yevanaer,ItommialiOnO. )OU ey to loan
O f eet--Fanaon's Bleak,Ezeter
I?I,T,T(1T & (MADMAN. BARRISTERS,
*I' Etc:.. Coevevaucers. and .Stoney to
Beau. at 5 and 5°i per cant,
B. V. Birt.&OT, F. W. HUAnx1N.
Auctioneers
LLDROW V', Winchelsea. Licenaad Anet'
. ioneer for the Counties of Perth and
Middlesex, else for the township ofl.;atborne
Melee aonbile SAloa arranged at cost odice•Win-
slaelsea-
Insurance..
E ELLIOT,
Inanranoe Agent,
Main $t,
JAxoter
WANTED, HELL'.
Reilalde man in every locality, local or
travelling, to introduce a DOW discovery and
keep ourshow ear.b tacked up on trees, fences
and bridges throughout town and country.
Siteady employment, commission or salary,
IGS per month and expenses, and money de-
posited in any back when started. Por liar
iionlers write rhe World Medical Electric
• London. Ont , Canada. 9 09
TAILORING
CHEAP
AND
NOBBY,
" The Hang -dog Expression "
looks of a " ready made,"" Iaud-
me-down" suit of clothes is
enough to disgust the Prince of
Slovens.
NO FIT,
NO STYLE,
•,�
NO GOOD.
S�l
EXETER MARKETS. 'TIE RAGING WATERS
(Changed every
Wheat
Barley
Oats - 28 to. 80
Peso
Butter
Pottatoes per bag
Hay per ton
Dried Apples per Ib
Turkeys
Duels
Geese
Chicken
Wool para.
Wednesday) •
perbnshel i0 85 to 8d CAUSE GREAT DAMAGE IN LONDON
sz to 40 t.
A tailor made suit, cut. made
and fitted to the contour of your
form is certain to look right.
AND WEAR—
Parts of machinery which
accurately fits withstand se-
vere service and parts that do
not fit wear out quickest.
Same with clothes, Choose
your cloth and we do the rest.
Prices small as stitches.
Bert. Knight.
55 to 65 BRANTFORD AND GALT.
14 to 15
75 to 12
7,00 to 8.00
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RIDES! HIDES! !!
HIDES! ! !
Iligll.est cash price paid
for slides, calf, Iamb and
sheep skins
—o—
For first class beef,
lanamb, pork, poultry, sau-
sage or bologna, call at the
NEW BUTCHER -SHOP....
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1 '.11'520 SOLD RV TILE QUART-
ER r%T,LOWEST CASK PRICE..
• :.FRESH FISH....
La DAY, Prop
One Door South of
CENTRAL. HOTEL,
Healthy Baby
WhenBorn
n
la Three Months Humor Spread
Over His Forehead
Into His Eyes and Ail Over His
Hands
Such itching, Burning Torture
How It Ended.
When a child is cured of the itching
torture and burning inflammation of
eczema or salt rheum, it is no 'wonder
that words fail to express the joy of
the grateful parents, and that the)
gladly tell in as strong terms as pos-
sible the plain story of suffering re-
lieved and health restored, Malay
testimonials relate thewonderful sue
-
CeSS of :Hood's Sarsaparilla in such
cases, even after all other preseriptiou
and medicines fail. Hera is once
"Q. T.. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.;
"Dear Sirs: -Our boy Hervey Will re-
member the good Rood'a Sarsaparilla did
him as long as he lives. Ile was a healthy
baby when he WAS born, but before he
was three mouths old a breaking out ap-
peared on both sides of his face. l'bysi-
ciens did him little good and said but for
his strong constitution he could not have
lived through his dreadful suffering. The
burner spread over leis forehead, into hie
eyes, and came out on his hands. It was
indeed pitiful to witness the poor ckiild'e
euUerings. It was very painful for hien
to open or Out hia eyes, and we had to.
tie hia little hands to prevent bka from
ecratoiaing the Robing, burning akin,
My mother urged us to try Hood's Sar-
saparilla. We did so, and a short time
after he began to take this rnediulne we
saw a change far the better, We con-
tinued until we had given him five bot-
tles, and then the eczema hold entirely
disappeared, and be has ever sineo bean
perfectly cured of thio dreadful diseeeo.
His sufferings extended over two and a
half years. People for tulles around knew
1118 dreadful condition and know that
Hood's Sarsaparilla (lured hila. He is new
a bright, boy, perfectly healthy and hes
the finest skin o1 any el my five children.'
Mas. L. Ii r,,a,uairxrnxae, Collegeville, Pa.
Hood's Sarsaparilla is said by all drug-
gists. lil;six for fb. Besure togetEood's.
M A ®.E ME ,AM A N
AJAX TABLETS POSITIVELY CURE
ALLNorvous Disoaxes-Failing Mem.•
ory,Impotency,Sleeplessness,etc. caused
by Abuse or other Excesses and Indis-
cretions. oioaal . and awrcl
- cretione. ' They r
Vitality v
Lost kali xn aid oryoung.and
restore { ty -
fira aman for auity, nosiness eoru marriage.
ngif
Prevent Insanity and .Conium ()tion if
en in tame. Their use shows immediate Coneumption
and 'effects a CURB whor0 all other fail In -
P
gist upon. having the genuine Aida Tablets. They.
,
.have cured thuusnuds and willcura you. We Rive. a Dos„
Rive written guarantee to effect a cure
each C180 or refund the money. Prise a ,pea
package; or six pkgea (frill treatment) for 62.60. By
mail. in plain wrapper. upon:reoeipt,of price. Circular
Ill"' AJAX R "MEDY CO.., 1 ohlar or�iSit.
' .$old in .deter by C. Luta, Drug dot
Cook's Cotton Root Compound
Is auoceppsfully used monthly by over
i0,000Ladles. Safe, effectual. Ladies ask
your drug.g1et for C..k•a woe Root Cent -
Mist. 'Mem° other;as all Mixtures, pills and
imitations are dangerous. Prise, No. 1, Il per
box, No. 9,10 degrees stronger,;8 per box. No.
1 or 2, mailed en receipt of price and two 2.cent
stamps. The Cook Company Windsor, Ont.
gar -Nos. 1 and 2 sold arm recommended by all
responsible Druggists In Canada.
No 1 and No 2 sold in Exeter by J. W,
Browning, Druggist.
London's Breakwater Washed Away and
Fifteen Hundred Peopia Rendered
The C. P. I1 will build a $15,000 sta
tion at Woodstock.
A mad dog bit a small buy at Can-
field and also bit a horse and dog he•
longing to Mr. John. Humphries of Cay-
uga.
ayua. The horse and dog were shot.
Bnrgulars gained an entrance to the
Grand Trunk station at Elora. They
blew the safe open, evidently by the.
use of dynamite, leaving it a total
wreck.
Mr. Fred Holden, a young man of
Morrisburg, was accidently shot i,
mistake for a burglar by Mr. Harty
Bradfield, his employer, in whose ofii
he was working after night. The youte:
man died a few hours after the shit
While working at a spooling ma
chine at the twine mills in Berlin, 41188
Susan Donneworth was putting- vartr
on the spooler, when she was jerks" f
upnn the machine, breaking her arta ,n
three places. Had it not been for roomer
action on the part of Mr. Hardy, the
foreman, her injury would have hem
more serious.
Weak
Homolese-Yrashou
is on the G, T..It.-
Thousands of Dollars Damage.
London, Ont., Maroh 14. -Sunday
afternoon theriver Thames burst through
the breakwaters and flooded the subnab...
of West London, Thousands of dollars
worth of property wag destroyed, and
many people narrowly .escaped With their
lives. At midnight the water was Still
rising and the full amount of destruc-
tion could not bo ascertained.
All day yesterday 200 men with teams,.
under the direction of Mayor Wilson, had
been dumping loads of earth along the
breakwater to strengthen it against the
steady inroads of the water. Shortly
after 7 o'clock a portion of the break-
water trembled. The water rushed at it
forty savagely and tore out a soden reg f eet
long, throwing men and horses to one
side, as it poured through, Tho men and
horses scrambled to safety, as the torrent
swept on and down the streets. In half
an hour the whole of London West was
submerged to a depth of five or six feet.
Four hundred houses were surreunded
by sin feet; of water, and nearly 1,500
people were driven from their homes.
Along the stream are several mills, the
owners of which will suffer a largo loss,
while the damage to private property
will run into the thousands.
On the city side of the river the water
rose eight fact Since Saturday night, and
should it continue it threatens to $cod
the Cita electric light plant and destroy
hundreds of thousands of dollars worth
of property,
For many years past the village pf
London West has bean treated to a spring
bath, but this year the river is higher
than it ever has been since the =mot, -
able water spout of July, 1883, when a
score of people were drowned. Yesterday
there 'was no loss of life, but the water
has risen equally as high, and has
reached many places that were supposed
to be inacces,siblo.
The Scone at Galt.
Galt, Marcia 14 ---•One et the larges
and most disastloustlootls in the memory
of our oldest residents is passing down
the Grand River through. I'41t. The liver
was considerably swollen above its
normal condition sit this Brno of the year
all day Saturday, and the residents of
(fait came to the conclusion that they
Vero going to have every guild experience
in the 'natter of floods this spring, but
their expectations were disappointed.
Sunday morning about 7,80 o'cloolk, the
monster leo jam at Blab gave way and
canto rushing down through Galt at a
frightful speed, carrying everything
Movable along with it in its almost
irresistablo farce, Blocks of leo 18 inches
thick and as large as the side of a house,
whole trees, roots and lamellas attached,
a foot and a half at the trunk, hewn
timber, loose boards, fence rails, and
out•houses by the scare were carried
along in the rushing and roaring tor -
rant. A great amount of damage to
property has been caused.
The first bridge to go down was the
smaller one near Blair Station on the
public road leading to Preston. The next
bridge to suffer was the upper bridge ho
the town of Galt. Tho middle span was
carried entirely away and the other two
spans are badly damaged as well as all
the stone piers. Loss estimated at $5,000.
Tho flooring and stone piers of the Main
street' bridge and the lower bridge in
Galt have been damaged to the extent of
probably $100 each. The wooden bridge
known as the "foot bridge," about two
miles down the river from Galt, was
washed away.
Factories and private residences located
on ti:ie river banks have suffered con•
sideraabie damage. The volume of water
in the river increased rapidly, and to
such an extent as to overflow the whole
of the low lying portions of North and.
South Water streets' to the depth of two
feet. The inmates of soveral private
houses had to be carried out to places of
safety.
The basement of Cherry Bros.' flour-
ing mill was full of water, causing dam-
age to stock, and the stone work of the
mill -race was badly washed out. Base-
ments of all the manufacturing establish-
ments situated on the river are full of
water and huge ice boulders, but damage,
if any, cannot be definitely stated until
the water goes down sufficiently to enable
an examination to be made. It is
known, however, that the Galt Knitting
Company will be heavy losers, as their
dying works, a brick addition built out
into the river at the rear of the mill
proper, was completely wrecked and the
first floor, occupied by the operatives,
was covered with water two feet deep.
,flffs
(li
e If you have coughed and
coughed until the lining mem-
brans of your throat and lungs'
(Ay ' is inflamed,
6 SC`r'tt's [mtafsion ,
m I
of, Cod-liver Oil will soothe, `'
Al
2? strengthen ind proixablycure.i,
The cod-liver =oil feeds and. '
strengthens the weakened tis
sues. The glycerine soothes
and heals them. • The hypo- '„.
P
.phosphites of Lime and' soda
impart
tone and`gvi or. Don't a
neglect these co;zghs. One «;
bottle of the Emulsion maydo ''t''.,, rn. ;
you now than ten
more for
�j
later on. Be sure you. can de�,
if
get SCOTT'SS Emulsion:
� .
SS
Ail druggists ; 5oe.'and 88,00;
SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, Toronto:
leeeE, eseeeti edreeseeeec
TWO':NEW7 VARSHIPSi
a
PURCHASED FROM BRAZiL BY THE
UNITED STATES.
One Now Ready, the Other Will be in a
Short Time-SpaaiRh Squadron Has Sail-
ed -Spate Rurchases the ,?']Biggins-
Washington, March 15,-A
Br. Curzon Itepli.a to Mr. Devitt.
g yesterday week's
negotiations closed by the
purchase by the Navy Department
London of the two fine cruisers built
and building at Elswiok for the Braeilian
Government, Possibly the officials took
more pleasure in closing up the 'faintness
in this Manner because of tho lcnotrl-
edge that the Spanish agents had, been
striving to secure these very ships, to
whom it is said they would bo of much
greater value in case of trouble than to
the United States. The next question is
how to get the ships home, and that has
not yet bean settled, according to the
Secretary of the Navy. The United. States
flag will be hoisted over the new ships
within a week:, probably, and just as
soon as the crew can bo put aboard the
Amazonas she will start for the United.
States, The other vessel will follow at
the earliest possible moment. The terms
of seta are secret, The availability- of the
two Brazilian ships was first brought to
the attention of the Navy Department by
Mr. Lane, agent of the Alaxim-Norden-
feldt Company, who was authorized to
dispose of these ships, and TWO others in
eon's() of construction ill. France. air.
Lane said yesterday that the two ships
purchased would bea most desirable
o
acquisition to the American Navy, as
they were the latest and best products
of the fatuous Armstrongs ,yards:
One of the ships is complete an every
respect, hasbor coal supply and amount•
tion an board, and steam call bat raised
at any Bute. There will be no trouble in
bringing this abip across, as an adey;taata
Iowa train the leeul yards exalt be seeured
for the service. It is Saud the coal and
ammunitionan board passed with the
sale to tho United States. The ammuni-
tion is not of the kind i11 use by the
'United States navy. so that the euppla
of ammunition is a necessary adjunct to
the new ships, The other ship has boon
launeharl, but it will take some time to
}:take her ready for sea. Mr. Lade
believes, however, that there 'will be no
difficulty in bringing her over irerned:i-
etely, if it is desired to make the move
without delay, as the hull of the ship is
do well along that she could be towed
and her own sail power utilized for the
trip intros.
loan's Indian Tonic
The Only ,Fern tauek.t Cure. ,ler
Indigestion,
This is to certify that 1, James`Ross, Tollgate:
keeper: oftheTown of 'Woodstock, Ont,, bade.'
been a sufferer frown Indi estionandsevery-wee*
stomach lora number ot'years and have tried*
great )nany medicines .of different kinds, tat,
could only obtain temporary relief for a short
time but after using. one bottle of Sloan'aa'India*
Tonic, I could perceive a great difference. RI
indigestiou was better and nay atenaach mato.
stronger than before, and I found 1 had game,01
several pseuds in flesh, where I was -weak and
thin in flesh before. I think I used nine or tea
bottles in all, and I am now a lotalthy pian tut.
still I de .not want to he without the medicine
in the house. and I procure one or two bottle*
every year. and I can truthfully recomsnenti
Sloane'Indian Tonic to others suffering from
the same complaints.
Price $X, 6 for V. All dealers or address
THE SLOAN MEDICINE COMPANY, HAMILTON LIMITED'
Christie's-
COMMERCIAL
..-•r
LIY RE Y.
First-class Rigs and, Horses
Orders left at Hawkshaw's
Hotel, or at the Livery
Stable, Gh is les old Stand
will receive prompt at-
tention, ,
IN THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
3itr. Curzon Replies to the iluastaoas of
Mrs Michael Devitt Concerning
Alliance With the IT,S.
London, March 15. -In the Howie of
Commons yesterday the Parliamentary
Secretary for the Foreign Orrice, Mr.
George N. Curzon, replying to Mr.
Michael Devitt, anti-Pernelnnte member
for South Mayo, as to whether Great
Britain hadolfored to lend monmf-war to
the United States, said tho Government
had not made such an oiler..
Answering a serleq of questions which
Mr. Davit, put with the view of eliciting;
whether there have boon any negotiations
for an alliance between Great Britain
and the United States, or whether Great
Britain has offered to mediate in the
Culnita crisis, Mr. Curzon said those
alueations. were of such, as nature that it
was inexpedient to reply to them.
Mr. Curzon's reply that Mr. Davitt's
questions were inopportune was received
with a loud "Hear, bear" from the Union-
ist benches.
Mr. Devitt, in an interview on the
subject, said: "1 put the question as to
the ships because it was not proceeded
with last week. I wanted to elicit the
truth. 1 know, of course, that the state-
ment made to the effect that warships
would possibly bo loaned was as absurd
as the rumored alliance of re•approach-
reent, and I received exactly the answer
I expected. Mr. Curzon is too clover a
diplomat to give any answer which
would dispel the idea that an American
alliance is on the tapis, as of course it
never will bo. Mr. Curzon knows it, but'
it serves England's purpose to lot the
continental nations think it is possible
in the near future."
Spanish Squadron Has Sailed.
London, March 15.-A special despatch
from Cadiz, Spain, announces that the
Spanish squadron has sailed from that
port. It is understood the Spanish war-
ships are going to Porto Rico, where they
Will await the orders of Capt. -General
Blanco.
Spain Bought the O'Higgins.
London, March 15. -Tho Press Associa-
tion says Spain has purchased the battle-
ship O'Higgins, built by the Armstrongs
for Chili, but the Chilian Charge
West Brantford a Lake. d'Affaires says a Chilian crew is expected
Brantford, Ont., March 14. -Saturday here next woek to take the O'Higgins
night a heavy rain caused the Grand to Chili.
River to again go on its annual Sunday
rampage. At an early hour yesterday
the water began to rise and about 9
o'clock the flats were almost covered
with water and most of those living on
the flats, anticipating the flood, moved
to safe quarters during the night. At 11
o'clock the firemen went with the life
boat to the flat. and took off the only
occupant in the badly flooded section.
In West Brantford the water had risers
to such a height that it had a very
dangerous outlook for citizens in that
suction. At the juncture of Oxford street
and • the .G.T,R. crossing the water . got
over the- tracks and soon had a patch
washed out about two feet deep and.
about 15 feet long. Mon and teams wore
soon at work and with sand bags got the He Fooled with Dynamite.
gap ,filled and water stopped. At the
northwest part' of the show grounds the Carleton Place, March 15. -Thos.
water had risen so high that it was Robertson, 11 years' of age, amused him -
running over `the'topof the dike. Hero self Saturday by pricking a dynamite
also men and teams aro at work making 'cartridge with' a pin. Tho cartridge ex -
matters more, secure. These two 'washouts Pleded and now
heiemines three fingers
at one time made it ' appear very serious of hie left hand. '
for theeople of.' West, Brantford. • John .McPhail, a moulder of the, salne
p•town, -spilled a quantity of hot metal on
A -n Iron.'Fanifnoin l nrItind.•*his foot. Tho flesh was burned to the
bonesand the doctors say amputation will
Londn, ,. March 14,'—Tho iron trade be neeessary.
htl; ` been considerably stirred by an.
t that
in the tiffs, pointiugou
article S n
the exports and Koine consumption of -TheRailway Irate War.
n1C•:of' • Toronto March 15. --The. rate war, was'
iron have exceeded t o whole out >
rw o
th
Q
I ..
rho ' United Kingdom
byneaily
half a
a dead issu
e in railroad circles yesterday,
million tons and predicting ;a big iron and the only speculations made were as
fare ne 'before the end of,'the year. The to bow soon the whole trottble wotild
t ,r,
' n Joint TrafficAssoola
•la 7
ed.. The
Ainel o
large n
Statist says: ,hero is
quite a
y q b
probability that we may have to fall tion bas now got the matter in hand and
back` upon America tit no distant Altura ;will thresh' it out; at a conference tg,be
p
to make . good our deficient supply -on held hs New York td-daY, and at which
America, once our largest buyer of both the ,.Canadian' Pacific wcold be repro -
Pig mid' finished material." j stented. The proapaeta arta for; peace.'.
cc Only �
lGirl
one
in the
World for 1Nte.,"
So trays the popular
song.
"Only One
FIIIQ1!ure Store
THE PALACE
WARM
"MARL
CHEAP
Vitt,
in Town for Me:"
Saxe the landlord who wishes to bare
every dollar expended to ita full duty'.,
Everything in our establishment is
marked at prices which will retail; reg
alar patrons and ind ace occasional eus-
tamers to cotue again. The rapid
increase in the volume of our business
is the best evidence that the people of
Exeter appreci+,te this .method.
We make undertaking a Specialty.
R. .1N. ROWE
The Insurance Company Beaten.
Toronto, March 15. -Judgment was
handed out by Mr. Justice Ferguson
yesterday afternoon in favor of the Bank
of Toronto in the long -fought contest
over, the insurance on the .john Eaton
• stock. The court decides against the
insurance company -the Quebec Insur-
ances' Company, which was She only
defendant in this case=on all points,
and gives costs to the bank, to which the
John Eaton Company a ssigned all the.
Policies. The court finds that there was
no pretence of arson or any claim estab•.
lished 1n that respect.
S. GIDLEY & SON.
HINTS FOR XMAS AND
NEW YEAR'S GIFTS'
This season we have surpassed our-
selves in making end. gathering together
Choice Oddments so Fancy lrurniture
suitable for presentation. The assoremont
i$ now complete and everybody is invited
to view our Stook if only for the sake of
seeing what very reasonable prices Choice
Furniture can bo purchased for.
SPECIAL
We wish to call special attention to a
Hee of Very tlaudraoute 11E0 143)O31
SETTS in Ea,Ti, OAK, and ASO ANTIQUK
and Cnr:MONA finish. All aro extremely
tasteful in design and the ,prices are much
lower than it has heretofore been possible
to quote fur similar goods.
ROCKIN( CHAIRS.
Tn FOItnST Gni;xx, ANTZQuar. OAK,
Orator Brltcu, and MAn0UUNY Finish,
from 9r2.40 up.
SPANCY' TABLES.
A magnificent lino bought at a sacri-
fice and marked at correspondingly low
prices. Centre Tables, Fancy Chairs, Sec-
retaries, Lounges, Fancy Rockers, Music,
Backs. Couches, Extension Tables, Picture
Mouldeings, Curtain Polos, Artists' Mater-
ials, Etc., Etc., Ete.
UNDERTAKING and EMBALMING
IN ALL 1TS RRA:1ICIIES . • .
S. Gidley 84 Son.
FARMERS!
You will find at Bisset's Warerooms the
following line of Agricultural Implements:
Deering Binders, Mowers,
Roller and Bali Bearings,
Steel Sulky Rakes.
A full line of Seed Drills, Cultivators,
Disc and Diamond Harrows, Plows,
and Turnip Drills.
SEWING MACHINES ETC.
The celebrated Raymond sewing
machince.... Knoll Washer and
wringers.
STOVES. :_
•Gurney stoves and furnaces
a 1
A matt must consider his purchase
cell these times; be must buy where
e can do the heat.
Look at some of these figures:
Pants made to order, all ,�,p
wool llea'xy tweeds $2.00
Suitt, 419,80
Overcoats $8.09
Back 'Worsted suite a spec-
ial, 81,2,00
• Our $20 blacks beat all
others at $23. Come and see
for yourself.
JAMES II. GRIEVE
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Bicycles! r
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Bicycle Pleasure.
Are you seeking Bicycle pleasure
if so, you should seek first a good
wheel, We can furnish you any of
the best wheels made, at lowest prices
Musical.
Do you want anything in the
musical line. We .have a choice lot
of Pianos and organs, eall anti to
spent them before buying elsewhere
A full stock
Of sewing machines, baby car
riages, etc. etc.
Perkins & Martin,
The Chatham Wagon and a full line
of the celebrated McLaughlin buggies
"BILL."
Goderich : TBailiff English came up
on Friday to escort Roland Smith to
Central, there to serve the remaining
13: months ' of a 15 months' sentence for
forgery.
•
Ttc.ersmith; Mr. George Strong
of this township has leased Mr. Wm:
Ryles hotel and store for five years and
iltends retiring from farmin
en g and
..agingin the hotel and mercantile
btisidess, .'Mr. Strong' is an active, ob.,
. ., a•
lrging� young man who is - well liked
and he should do;well` in his, new bus
iiiess ''Mr. Kyle'. intends removing to
his farm in the township of Flay,,' '
THE
CENTRAL DRUB
STORE.
Try WINAN'S COUGH BALSAM
for Coughs, Colas and Bronchial trouble
in old or young.
We Manufacture,
WINER'S LiNAMENT
which is an excellent remedy for
Cramps. Pains, Neuralgia, Sore Throat
and Influenza.
The Old Reliable, Winnn'e Con-
ditibu Powders,
still holds fist place in the market.
Also Lotion for scrateh>.s.on horses
and Condition Powder for same.
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SOLE AGENTS won
DIX LUNG SYRUP
C. L UTZ, DRUGGIST.
mommaumemonamanansizam
FOR TWENTY-SEVEN YEARS,
DUNI‘I'S
AKIN
POWD:ER"'..
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THE OOK S BEST FRIEND
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