Exeter Advocate, 1901-1-24, Page 5"1
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EDITOR ANn PROP
rrofessional Cards.
H. KINSMAN, D.D.S. & DR, Alt.
KINSMA,N, L D. S., DD. S,,Ilonor
graduate of Toronto University,
DEPTTISTS,
Teeth extracted without any pain, or any
bad. effects, Office in Fanson's Block, west
side Main Street, Exeter,
TIR.D. ALTON ANDERSON,(D.D.S.,L.D.S,,)
.1-1 honors Gradhate of the Toronto IJni-
rsitv and Royal College of ,Dental Surgeons
of Ontario. Teeth extracted without pain.
All modes of Dentistry up to date, °nice
over Elliot & Elliot's law office -opposite
Central HOtel-Exoter.
onsmoscawmamoacioravoramam. wo....momocammeaglow.
Medical
McLAUGRLIN, MEMBER OF
.15 the College of Physicians and Surgeons
Ontario, Physician; Surge -on and Accouch-
eur, Office, Dashwood, Ont.
Len-..."'
ry IC KS ON &, C AR LING, BARRISTERS,
SoliCitors, Notaries Conveyancers,
dorninissioners, solicitors 'for the liolsorts
Bank, etc. Money.to loan at 5 and 51/2 per
cent. Office Fanson's Block, Main St.,
Exeter. (A member of the „firm will be at
Heusall on Thursday of' each week.)
L R. CAntarto,-33. A., L. H. DICKSON,
W. GLADMAN, Csit-icessor to 'Elliot
(+ladrnart) Barrister, SolicitornNotary
Pullic,Conveyaneer, Etc. Money to loan at
l'owest fates Of interest: '.0ffice „Main. Street,
Exeter. - • ' , •
. Anetioinc6rs, ,
-ET BOSSEN13ERRY, Grand Bend, Licensed '
.
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, Auctioneer for County Kuron. Sales
promptly attended to, and charges moder-
ate. Orders by mail wR1 receive every at-
tention. ‘, •
11 BROWN, Virincheisea. LinensedAntit -
`tioneer for the Counties of Perth and
Middlesex, a.lsci for the township of Usborne
Sales promptly attended to and terms rea-•
sonbale.Sales arranged at Post office. -Win -
,Insurance..
.
Insurance Agent,.
Main S. -
- Exeter
PA11.3./1 PUR
MONEY TO LOAN:
The undersigned has a few good farms for
sale cheap. Money to loan, on easy terms
JOHN SPACKSfAN,',
Samwell's13locItExeter
WANTED.
, Salesman to call on the retail...Merchants
SPecial inducernentS to their patrons; liber'
al. Commission. Address, The National
third floor, 331 DearbornSt,, Chicago,
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THE 1_,EAilD ENGr
MEAT MAKETa
„Timor,
For Fresh, good and the choisest cuts
of meat,- call on the undersigned.
"While all our outs of meat are the
finest, we make a'specialty of meat
delicacies.
Meat delivered tO all parts of the
,
. . .
EvElt-r Dntiat-Trsarin „the land sells
Pain -Killer. The best Iiiiimcnit for
sprains'and bruises. The best remedy
for cramps and colic. Avoid substi-
tutes, there's but one Pain -Killer, Perry
Davis'. 25c. and 50c.
It is said that the McClary- Manufac-
turing Company of Lopdou has declin-
ed to renew its agreement with the
syndicate that has on hand the conso-
lidation of ten of the leading stove
manufacturing concerns in Ontario.
THE CANADIANS DID IT.
The fact that the forward part taken
,"9t,he Canadian troops at the battle
of Paardeberg was lare'elY instrument.:
al in forcing -General Cronje to.,eurren-
der has now become a.ceepted-,history.
The Weekly Globe is presenting its
yearly subscribers, with picture of
that memorable, scene. Their corres-
pondent, Mr. Frederick Hariiilton,iand
others, who were eye -witnesses of teati
memorable battle, says it gives a Irpost
intelligent idea, of their position and
that of the Boer campA copy of it
can be seen at this office.
ThouSands Sent Into Exile,
Every year a large numher
sufferers whose lungs are sore 'ktncl
racked witIl coughs areurged to go' to
another climate. But this le e0Stly,, and
not always sure. 1)on't, be an eaiile
when Dy. King's NeW Discovery for f
Consumption will cure ;You at hoillei
It's the utast infallible medicine for
Coughs, 001(16, a n (I all Throat and Lung
diseases on earth. The first dose brings
,
periistent use, rtiaI free at all drog. Toronto.
gists. Price 50c and t.1.90, Every
bottle. guaranteed. ' 50C
Astounding^ cures r es ilt fi
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Does
your hair
split at
the end?
Can you
handful outa
by run-
ning your
fingers through it?
Does it seem dry and
lifeless?
Give your hair a
chance. Feed it..
The roots are not
'dead; they are weak
because they are,
starved—that's all.
The
best
hair
food
S
If you, don't want
your hair to die Use
Ayer's Hair Vigor
once a day. It makes
the hair grow, stops
falling, and cures dan-
druff.
It always restores
color to gray or -sst
hair. it never fails.
$1:00 a battle. , dritvgistz.
4, one .bottie of A yei•'s Hair Vigor
stopped my hair frOTI1 fail/13.4
and started it to izrowaga ir nit:le-lin"
;
march 28, 1899. Canova, S-Dak.
.4Ayer's Hair Vigor completely
...cured me from dandruff, with
I was greatlya.ffl icted,The grONV
my hair since its usebasbeen some- r,_,L
thing wonderful." 2
Lg.NAG„Gur.t.:-NR,
Aprilil3 newYork.,35,17.
it you do not obtain all the benefits
v_ou expected from the use et the Dail.
Vigorovrite the,Doeter about it.
J.D. AYER, Lowell, Mass.
, •-•t. n, •
Monday morning R. Moyers, an era
ploye of the Toronto Bedding Co
while erossing the tracks op the Es-
planade, at the, foot cif Jarvis street,
Tolionte, was strtick by a passing en-
gine and Jinn over -and badly .maingleche
and died At the einergency hospital
shortly after. -
WHAT, WE EAT ,
. .
Is intended to nourish and sustain
us, but it must be digested,•and assimi-
lated befetejt'can do ethis.$. In- other
words, the nottrishment.• dental:tea „in
food Must baiseparated'by, the '-dlges-
tvie organ S from the , waste materials
and:Must be carried .by, the.*blood, to
all parts of the body: We"believe the
reason for the great benefit whichso
many people derive from. Hood's Sar-
saparilla lies in thelact,that this medi-
,cirfe gives good. digestion and makes
pure, rich blood. It restores the func-
tions of those organs which convert
food—into nourishment that gives
strength to nerves' and niuscles. It
also cures dyspepsia, scrofula, salt
ihaum, boils, -sores, pimples and ,erup,
times, catarrh, rheumatism and all
diseases that have their origin in im
pure blood.
•
is all right, if you are too fat;
and all wrong, if too thin,alrea,dy.
.
Fat, e.nough for your habit,is
,
healthy- a little more or less is
•no great harm. Too fat, consult
a doctor; tOO thin, persistently
thin no rr ati-er what cause ta.ke
Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver.
Oil.
There are many causes of get-
ting too thin; they all come
under these two heads: overT
work and under -digestion.
Stop over -work, if you can;
but, whether you can or hot,
take Scott's Emulsion of Cod
Liver Oil, to balance yourself
,
with your work. You can't live
on it—true...-but, by it, you
can. There's a limit, however;
you'll pay for it.
Scott's Emulsion olCod Liver
Oil is the readiest cure for
"can't eat," unless it comes of
.
your doing no work --you can't
long,be well and, strong, without
some sort of activity.
The genuine ha
this picture on it,
take no other.
If you have not
tried it, send for
ree safn rile, its a-
greea.bie taste wiil
surprl se you.
SOOTT & BOVVNE
Chemists
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and $1., 11' dret,4,,
er Majesty Astonished All a
Pleased Her Physicians,
nd
Monday Evening Eittperor
7 _.
Admitted. to, the Sick ellE11111/01" and
. ,
Had a Brief Conversatioa, With His
Granainother--netm 'filen Yell:Asleep
in'the Arms. of the Princess of Wales=
eassiwing Bulletin at
East Cowes, i\lonclay, Jan, 21,
,a. telephonic' message from
Osborne li()use . the lodge gate
says 'that, most of , the members of
the rOyal family _are, lying down
\vithin easy- call, of the sick room.
No fetrther ratlY is expected.
Osborne kTouse, Jan. 21, '11 a. in,
--The Queen has ' ralliecl s ightly ,
Since midnight ifer Ignjesty has
taken more, food' and has had sonic
refreshing 'sleep. There is no farther
loss , .strerigth: The symptoms
Yvhich giVe.„rl.sc to most anxiety are
anise Nyllich point to a' local obstruc-
tioei in the • brain circulation.,
ed) James 'Reid, 11, Douglas Poitivell,
Th dm as' Da,‘Flow.
,,Just If el d.ing Tier 0 Iv
Cowes, Isle of Wight, Jan. 21,
1 2,1.5 v. ni.--The' Queen is just hold -
her own: '
b215 p. r.10111R, \(7).it;gell:;itaja'nsilg2:
rally of this inoreiing wa.s
by a. gradual sitiking; Which, if co
tinuecl, will result in her speedy
death. No surprise Wi1I he felt here
'if lier death is announced at any nit)-
,
Ailinrierer ild PritICO Arrive.
,
Cowes, Jan, 21, • 12.15 p., en
Shortly • betore this antaotinCeirrient
was " inatle Finrperor Wilitain, the
Prinee 01 , Wcdes and their party
,drove „up to Osborne 'idolise. • _A good,
sized 'crowdehad moot ',them as they.
.i.isetiatiarked at Co-eVes. - Naturally
there was no , cheering, but the men
pre:Seat took off their hats, • atild 'the
German ,Emperor,cordially and fi•e-
• citie,ntly. responded by ' bowing. rriiipY
cluo-ve to Osborne I -louse in 01?en car -
Grief of the Priiii;e. • ,
u.T.Ife Prince of Wales 'appeared to be
lialf dazed: and the Duke of , 'York's
eyes' were red, while t. he Duchess of
-cleonnaue-ht. never 'ceased crying. T.here
was intense relief at• -,,,Osborne On the
arrival: ' of the Imperial and Rolal
party, for :several times.; dufing the
noorning 'it was feared the „ Queen
would not live to -hear of- the Prinee
of Wales' return.'
Paralysis ,Nearing Vital Parfs.
Cowes, Isle of, ‘Ifight; Jinn. '21, i.85•
slight iinprovenient is .said
to be Visible in the Queen's condi-
.
tion, but there is no hope ,of
thing but a fatal ending.' The nigh
is awaited with the greatest' anxi
Paralysis, is •spreading t� vita
parts. Nourishment is being iarti
tic -tally administered. The Palace is
packed.:,' There is scarcely room...Soo:
.sttlineff'.E'',1NPV6irtcihr Leof tailoanri:SOfanndenhrsi!‘
Paper, Correspondents, there are only
a few PeoPle outside the gates,
Rona'e Seeisdary Re-Suninfoned. '
.
London, -• Jan. 21.--,-Tlie.'Secretary
of State for I-Ionie Affairs, -Air'. C. •T.
Ritchie, 'WhO; had teinvorarity„ ' left
Osborne, .has been re-stiminoned: • •
London, jans, 21, 447 p.
'though 110 official bulletin has been
issfied -.since :11 o'clock:, a teleplion
message, tinied at Osborne Ilooise 4
P. ni., says:
"The Queen iS very sli-htly bet
„tficiare':11'r9" a.i'elisr-is.1.32.1i9tlytliteilff't.rpu;rtialonoeYnY:ccover, ba
„Improvement Xiain tn in ed.
Osborne iI-Ionse, „Isle 61 Wight, Jan.
21,, 5 p:. ni.—The -following ,oilicia,1
bulldtin has been 1)0sted:
"The slight improvement of , the
morning' is maintained. (Signed)—
JianieS Reid, R. ,. Douglas' BO -well,'
Thomas Barlow.- - .
Ballied.'
Washington, Jan, 21. -----:The British
Embassy has received the -.following
eablegram frOnl-'1.4ord Lansdowne,
the BritishMinister of Foreign Af-
fairs: ``The Queen has slightly ralli-
ed since mictniglii;:"
spoke to Eitiporoti William.
ii•
(SoNves the band of tile flagship, ;tile
forsL-elasS battleship Alajestic, struck'
ip tile national anthem, and. ThelPer-
or William. and his Royal relatives
reyerentlY hared. their heads,
ObJect, of the liat,tet's Yhat.,
Berlin ,T 21.-__(i, p )
Foreign °Rice loas, r'eceived informa-
tion since EmperoreWilliant's arrival
at 'Osborne, House that the con.di-
tion of the Queen is h,opeless.
The Associated Press learns that
the object of the Euo er ' '
l.
yva,s to deliver special parting mes-
sages on behalf of himself and, his
mother, but, it is believed ,at the
British Entioassy here, that the Quee-n
has been Unconscious sirice Wecitoes-
day night. The Enthassy ofrocials
have. cancelled all invitations ..troot
acceptances.
, cabinet meets.
London; Jae. 21 .—The irme,r circle
of the Cabinet has been in session
th,is afternoon in cononOction voith
the °nicht]. procedure in case of I -ler
Mai', es GY's death.
.r.extii Eon isAYis YET.
'eV-it:able, The end may be a Matter of thlYs
quenty mentiened In the article], bulletins,
'Another day in . flic ,VIctorhin era, now p•O
rion
Cowes, Isle of Wight, ;ran. 22,-4 0.111.) -
No e eat chaug8 Not(w. in the CPudi
'Victoria.. Tim slight improvement, so fre-
,rapidly drawing to elctSh, pasSed without
any' grc,itt change in Gm' contrition of Queen.
merely indicates a postponMnent of the
er tine 'Venerated Patient
or only hours, but the members of the royal
ht foniti,y, 'who are now dragging- out a weary
vtsit, at osborne IititiSc,know that the death
cn-1 of tier 'Majesty is merely 0 que.stion Of a
a- Macre tinie. T'he 101,St rota:hie, "nit
y,,stertlay was the s•itt-I•let .ti
oii tile
Queen spent in: consciousness 'elle
L'Cg_ y the ,ifternoon, and still
retained at 10 p.m. At that hour she, Mid'
nob ,senn Wit' ia nt, local ,rumocs 50
the, Contrary notwithstanding. " Royalty 81
0Oliehie thus harl chalice to recuperate
frcni the teitible -arded. ututnrgone during
the efirly hoer's Of
,••
• Family Called. Tiattea...
The ,cotnispondent of the, ASsocluted Press
15 Informed :that .1 t1(.! Members- itte'royni
faiiiily were Called to 10 room the
Queen's bedchamber 110 iess„,blaan. four tine
yesteeday inorning, and werd icelit in inu,
mentary expectation of being suminoned. to.
witness the end up to half 'past five. , Iler
-11lajesty's physi eta then had' on a ve,,st-
tge .of hope ilia niey ableto
heel) the .Queen's 0-..isteeee
HI the Prince or wafe.s arrieed. To tleniqe
thie.resint they resorted' to the frequent lista,
of lirandy • and cli;ttnnagno. These stinn
lan,ts; used to an extent which only the.
greatest •emerg,eney inst•itled, ,werlied their
ptiorces, ano, when the Prince of Wales alicl
Emperor. Wt11111111 eutercal the castle griiunds
at 11_30 1,10. they found the ()nem a trifle
entitei- than haa boon' exilected.
,r•DesPe,rate, n en, ies'
- The desperate retneclics employed
Monday morning to •• en0ble '
Mall -Sty to live . -until her ',eldest
son's arrival will ',not be used again to the
same extent, for the docters are raarful
that remedy might ' be alnipst worse
than the disease. They trust to , broieeg
her life by meth -rate appiintion. • or
sriniulants. 6oinhined With as much nom:
ishineht as Call be assiiiillated:. Such ex
:pedients as were einpleyed
evening and Monday mor.ning Are, -not coat -
The Queen's I.:lib-astonished no 4115 more
t 'than'. her physicians and ivhen. at 4
•
e- clank yesterday afternoon, they heard her
1 :for 'chicken broth, -their ainazernent al-
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moot 5qlieIIed
_ t tr. g t. ..Privately,,,
'howeve.r,' 'they build no false' 3-kopes upint.
timse,:lfaaing signs of „What ,has been one.
thc..,;strongest constitutions adth which
r?11 we'cisapftear=t7e3faevve6ir'aebrile( °a"ftLetr.noom. the' doe -
tots' dr,eaded gi•eatlY th.e. period b,etween 'a
e1c1ock midnight. Wheti, that was
paSsed theY. seemed' hopeful 'of Her
•Majesty , itt 'least , thru anot.her, tidy,
altho the memory of the previous night'S
relapse their anxiety at high terisien.
According to present arrangements, the
ftrSt telegram.' 111 the ''event c/f death, Is
tiso eit, rspatjln it eo ft , or yaps_ yeomr 60.fn sttainixcItoino.;1
hat ttroPerdr:JVIll'inin arriy' ed at
any place hi En.gittnd 'with so little eclat.
No, salutes Were'cired, no 'cheers Were given,
The mda of the 'guards -nip Anstralia,. silent-,
ly nnarfiell her shie,s. ' The crowd was
equally andemonstrative, the - people • con:,
tenting 'themselves with. baring their needs.
- oaf: iying \tg, ,-11111' yat t:toriat, n11 e "tgurfitili(etsoAjeolf.
,
Special cabinet Train Ready. ,
London, -Jan.- 22.-13.30' a..hi.)-A special
train is '0115 • in .readiness' to convey the
menibei.s of the Cahinet to Osborne at
monient..- Thus far 'it has not been retittit-
Up to 3 0110, no further bulletins' bad
licen received In' London •,inee the one is-
sued at Midnight. • .
Emperor Ntifilltini is spending the- night at
Oshorhe,- where the, accommodations:are 90,
scverdly taxed that the B'attenburg clmil-
dt,e siept "111-anilhy night at Lord Gart's
residence,- East ,Cowes Castle. and . the roYa"
yachts at.,CoWes are' tieing fitted up for the
accommodation ot•
Pee aewspapee eatterims r-
eflect the sus-
-pens& the country Is enduring,together with
'the gratit1cation and consolatio,n derived
'from the sympathy testified. on all sides
from abroad. •
London, '.Tan. 21 .—(voning)—A
special despatch from Cowes this
aVeni1g Says Emperor Willi a In was
achnitted to. the Queen's presence at
about 5 o'clock:. She' spoke a few
words to him, and after two or three
niinutes ho withdrew. The Queen
took a little nourishment, and fell
Wales,asleein the arms ofi the Princess of
provIveris: 11,_inn(r7oviet1)..
co, rn
Queen's condition' is slightly int -
Po Chnf.."1", at Midnight.
Cowes, .Tan. 22.—(12.20 a.
The following is tlie full text of tlie
bullotth iss,ited a.t "There
is no niaterial change in the 9acen's
condition. The slight iniprovement
of the ,thorning has been anairita,ined
throughout the day. The food has
been taken fairly well and some
tranquil sleep secured.
No Further Bulletin.
('owes, Isle of Wight, Jan,
22d-
5 a, ni.)eseITp to this hour no furth-
er bUlletin has been issuetl.
The correspondent of the Associat-
ed Press , hero is informed that the
Queen's condition a undergone 00
change.
Expected to Liyo Till l'Irurstlay.
Cowes, Jan. 22,—(5 a. In.)—The
Queen is expeeted ' live until
Thursday morning unless unexpected
eOtnplications occur;
GOD T Htl
LIntacrov, Viralt... Bared Ilea
Distenned.to tile ,National Antltetn.
T.,t)n.d on , jan 111 ,-»-On lois ,arrival
at Portsmouth Ertipei•op Wrillltttlo was
noel, ,by a' •guard The
party, hoiveyer,...diSpettScci' with 'the
uslial f Orfila] i tres, too i at dry,
Went' on' board" ya.cht• Al -
As I 't sta f
Tone -bring- Tribdte Prom Detroit:
Detroit,' Jan. 21.-1)lityor Mayht:iry. this
ramming Paid ..a touching tribute- to.,Eng-
land's. dri'Pg. Thenarchn:
the Boers 515 not operate to stay the
Mayor's expression of honor fo-r, Queen. vic-
toria. "Thls •hcair of death,"' • said
,die Mayor thiS Morning, "and Suoli ETfings
as the wrongs of the 'Boers should not be
remembered. The ,,QUeen is a ;noble wo-
man, , one who will be 'a notable figure in
history; her life :is 5 wife andmother' haa
endeared her to the whole. world. irrespect
We of religious :or 1;001Am-a beliefs. slie is
not a .Catholic, but a. Protestant and ft tlei-
fender of the, faith,' but , that •;dos net
pre-
VelIt the Pope -from' paying aR, most '40110 -
Ing tribute. „to .her and ordering the clergy'
ctf the ,Qatholie'i churches thrucort, ungiaed
to include in their.: prayers 0 :Petition that
the Queenhe epitred. As far as tee Beer
war '.t.s ,ceneereeN 3 do not,held, the Queen,
responsible' In •any way ,for. the _ants of bet
Goveimment." She could, net declare war,
andcould not stop It. ,,In her limited pow-
ers,' of gavernment the moat. She could have
done•at any•thneiwoust have been to create
confusion In the ranks of her own arnees,
11 she.' dice lo-niori'ow, 8 shall send 0.•,0011.
mu nicatIon to -the -Gammen, Council nt the
meeting In' the evening,..urging thab. o reno
lution. of .aultaWe nature he vint
• the City Hall Say be halt -masted :tit ',the
(line oof the fanny -al; ,',I nifty, also ,snirgeSt
-the hoid,t/ig. of (1: rrhiimpilf:i 1, mass, in g
the',,t1ree of.. the fanfold, where a Suitable
Ahldress ,lie, dellVered."
connectienat at Pan-ottinei4eairt;
'
state Ott" Connecticut Is getting
together -a: large display:thatevitill 'rep*
esent farm,' fruit aticl -dairy Inter,
ests itt the Part,Anierican Exposition
next year.' Benjamin EI.',Lee of Hart.
ford' IS the commissioner, In charge, ef
the work, and he Is aSsisted by a coin'
mittee Composed of N. §. Platt, chair:
man, ,New Iayen Professor C.. S.
PIntilps, secretary, agricultural station,
sfessor. 4, 0. rieultural. col-
lege, Storrs; E. II:Jenkins, agriculteiral'.
s ttaet:10.sr:.! e b on, Poqiioto,elikp'fitPt:r..
son, m .o‘.
600191ISSIOIter; referd; fl.el
aSter of "Statrgrange, "I'errIngt.
• .[
Y!
A Deep Mystery.
a mystery why wpinau en
Backache, Headache, Nervousi
Melancholy, Fainting:ma Dizzy s
when thousands have proved
Electric Bitters will quickly cure s
troubles. "I suffered for years
kidney trouble," writes Mrs, Ph
Cherley of Peterson, ao, 'and a 1
back pained me SO 1 could not d
myself, but Electric Bitters wit
cured me, and, Although 73 years
I now am able to do all my ho
work.' It overcomes Constipat
improves appetite, givesperfeet hen
Only 50c, at all drug stores.
A Young couple, were found froze
death near Morris, Man,
Johann Faber, founder of flu_ Fa
lead pencil factory is dead.
George Elligsen, a young fart
near Stratford, liTtl* killed by it tree
ling upon him.
Eva Gauthier, a three-year
child, fell from a window in Montt
ald wits killed.
Blown to Atoms.
Tho old idea that the body so
times needs a powerful, drastic, pr
alive pill has been exploded; for
I'(ing's New Life Pills, which are
fectly harmless, gently stimulate 11
and bovvels to expel poisonous unit
cleanse the system andabsolutely
Constipation and Sick Heade che. 0
25e, atall drug -stores.
Charges of ill-treatment of patie
in the Brandon Asylum for the inse
are made in the press of 'Winnipeg.
There is a famine in the Province
Sh<tnsi, China,and it is said that 5,0
000 people are facing starvation.
Thomas May & Son's dry goods .
tablishinent at 1Nlentreal was dame.,
to the ,extent, of $250,000 by fire Frid
The Farmers' Milling Company's r
and elevator at Fort Saskatchewan,
W. T., were destroyed by fire.; T
joss is $25,000.
Very slight hopes i.re entertain
for the recovery of Mr. Justice RO
who 00113 reported very 1001- at an ea:
hour Tuesday nlOrning.
It Girdles The Cilobe,
The fame of Budkierirs Salve, as t
best in the world, extends around t
earth. It's the one perfect healer
Cuts, Corns, Burns, 'Bruises, Sor
Scalds, Boils, .Elcers, Felons, &eh
Pains and ail skin Eruptions. Oti
infallible.Pile cure. 25c, a box at
drug stores.
TheMightDirectoryCompany,whi
has just published a new directory f
the city, figures out the population
Hamilton at 05,582.
The best that money can buy shou
he ,your Aim 10 chosmg a medicin
and this- is Hood's Sarsaparilla.
cures when others fail,
Dr. Young of 'Smith's Falls w
found dead in his room Thursdarnigl
and it is supposed a 'shock from t
electric light wire killed him.
customers on Sunday, Magistrate Jell
decided that the defendent was n
ich
breaking the law and dismissed th
ciTannsgTeCaa. kpRe :At axica:teiLvi engine,
"n°O ern" E°.i.19vQhA Quinine
topple Tal
'John Jones, of Aldershot was mo
over an embankment, dragging jon
with it, and he Was terribly injure
It is doubtful if he will recover.
In the case of Barber Phillips
Hamilton, charged with shaving Isi
signature is on each box.
lets, All droggists refund the 'non
if it fails to cure. 25c. E. W. Grove
THE
WORLD'S BES
It Has Met the Needs o
Thousands in the Past.
Pairie's
0 1 er
Cures and Make People Well
It is the Kind You Need if Yo
Are Ailing, Nervous Weak
and Despondent.
Polog's Colorll Coillpolio
Makes New Blood'and
Builds up the System.
---
Years of' eFneriences and tests by
phySicians a"...d its use as a family
medicine have fully proved that Paine's
,Celery Compound is the world's best
and most reliable medicine.
Thi3 relative merit and efficiency of
Paine's Celery Compound, in compari-
son with all other remedies for mak-
ing, people well, is clearly shown in
the intelligent character and respons-
ible standing of the people who to -day
rely On it to cure insomnia, nervous
debility, rheumatism, neuralgia, liver
and kidney troubles and blood dis-
eases.
Its power of rapidly- repairing the
tissues and cleansing the blood makes
reiines Celery Compound the great
saver of life that it is,
lt brings 15 the weak and suffering
Cie needed nutriment to the IJCFV19
tissues an over the bOdy, and increases
ide voluille of healthy blood SO that
a breakdown of sorue vital Part is
vort ed. 'thousands of lives tiONV fast,
weari 1)g' PAN ay can be saved if PaiiWs
celery Compound be promptly used.
.
.01.1 1) /'" r1l1 M her0C1 amongst the sick
ones, rroolve Pttine'S Celery Competind
to -da y, snd test, its health-reetoring
powers, •
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show you
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are boauiiei.
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sva,nt in
Clays.
OVERCOATS
in Beavers,
Naps and
wsrk clone in
is s'uaranseet,
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NOT
that
your
in, and
a few
the
must interest
Nov
see
' and
prices
and
new Staples
patterns,
and Blitek,
voices.
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yol
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us at ti
let e
of tt
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the old
we
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Montanacts,
have
Venetians
l‘leltons,
latest
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ROLL E R
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LADIES
If you want to have good luck with
your Xmas. Cakes, rise 0111 Princess
Pastry Flour.Ask for it and inSist on
haying it. -
WHEATLET '
Is a dish for the dainty, the robust,
the dyspeptic and the hungry. for all
apPetities and conditions. It is the
peerless itern of,a good 'breakfast and
there is no substitute.
STAR FLOUR
_.
Will inake more bread and a larger
loaf than any other family, flour. Once
used always wanted.'
.,J. COBBLEDICK1 SON,
. .
better
lines.,
Sewing'
Cutters
lnoe
Organs.
,
repairs.
Berliner
CALL
."4111111111500..
Our
Call
Organ
.
stock
assorted
and
such
Machines
and
Boards,
and
Also
Talki.no•
as
Music
AND
S..
see
has
that
Pianos,
Sleighs
Violins
Sewind,
the
our
of
SEE
MARTIN
never been
at present.
.
different
Organs,
Children's
Croko-
I Mouth
all kinds.
Machine
celebrated
Machine,
US
,
mises
are
mises
modern
made
We
all
reason
a..te•
Gen,
business
We have
opposite
now open
are modern
and
in the Most
Personally
. . Out
made op
—as well as
tliedetails.
why
t.,s, Furnishings
Comeand
and
'Furnishings.
Bert
OUR
_
moved
the
for
up-to-date
at
fit
our
into
Central
business.
and
modern
.
Every
this
it—and
This
prices
.
our
Knight
our new pre-
Hotel and
Our pre-
we give you
goods and
style.
G-arment
,
est,ablishnient
look after
is only ono
are moder-
. . .
new place
our stock of
See us in
examine
RIiICKS,
. , ,
you want y,ronio Ropairin IT W done
' go to R. RI(Kti--Wootclies, C.100141
and Jewelry' a,speciall;Y,
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