Exeter Advocate, 1902-5-22, Page 5T R
exam bootate,
PnIXAhed tVerY Thursday Morning at the Caltee.
AII.V0aalAT4 PBI. I Sail NA' OOMPA,RY
TgEt4.5 OP SPBSChirTION.
e Naar per alalA011 if paid M adate, ‘4,15.0
if not so pad.
Xt5.04'.43.4" .T4,tatasa 5;;,
riedlag4rt-55141;%eatelrpeldaledatirirree373.Zsa..revir 74he.
until 1Qrb151 and charteed ateoulingly„
(Viscount made for trey -salient attrertiaeleenZa
for lona, periods. Ettery deaeriptitat of JOU
ING Um:elle% in the dtsest etyle, and at
Mederatexates 01,5yr.teS, Iiisteey orders, 4:sa, tor
aelacatieanaaaabaalp-tants, etc., to be made payable
0
01111S.11. Sanders,
ElATOR..,aaira P
Llit.S...6; A, raliNta.
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DENTISTS.
Test% entra•elisl nfiTtsrs,: aair rarn,.-arotki•fri-41e.Tea
413C5 se.17 lrarzss.n",s Blitsk nvslt tate w„„1.451a stiteat
7;„ 1ati.,Tara7 ,4"Nfla7,P,a
EIgKTIST
liaaaar eimiaata `6'.•**7,..*.eict Velvert107' 4zz4 n'Plir41
Sa,7,1„-cs,:as of .0;1:aria: ...11..aa pot,: i
ttraitatta al Vida -2;a s ataal el Praat'aette Paal5lara
(wish 9i4inctut,
nevi-i.it parr= tr at,prtitally :A. •
Ailintiitteta,V0Zioi:11 Vaitsanitt.,.leatnagonito
e enail
tis4 taTi., twit:Ism of Itt;it,
t,rttn eat, tl esir fling fats. ttaaa fiateter.
"
P. INIT.111$1.1,N,1C1 OF TIM
.ae1tat.al
tratrasara aal ir..earItra
ttaral. Oat.,
Jt.l'in Wiispia. Orise awl ir
64%-64 .144Cf,"•!:1A
taaJatataa_sra, EA) AI
Iltaegta.
•
'or a^nna.n•oinr, P onnnel,
no, Iss,, 2' .7,-
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Jrli 12,16•ill',• '-',',* SCOT & LI 01,..7.1u. Toz-,..r..
II
sera,. 6•4
1,,,•• • •
Sick Headache
Rillous headache la the same thins.
Most people that are sabiect to a
nothing for1 until it prostrate.a them.
Tart they gnIT take a 4o4e o pbyele or
An etnette,
&Olt 000104 40, SO00 agairiaitist
Att the at9rAttela 15.a.gaIrt alisturlae4 b
the bilious habit of the system.
Mrs. M. A. McLeod. gerlerich, Dan
AsePh Q01e, Wm, Ohio, Gee. W. Poll,
Toeust VaUe Pa, And.); Yan, gee,
N. Y. were all sobleet to it, AO
have voluntarily testided, as others WA
done, that theY were permaneutty cured hy
Hood's Sarsaparilla
FAIthfully taterl thle gre-,-*.t medicine co
eets the billow habit awl gives TIM 4Ad
one to all the Vital. organs.
Accept ino suhstittite for ffentra. Sarsapa-
rilla. NO eahatittlte Ada IIAS
Oil for the
Ohladria
Give them oil—cod-liver oil
's curious to see the result
Give it to the peevish, fret-
ful child, and he laughs. Give
it to the pale, anmmie child,
and his face becomes rosy and
full of health. Take a flat -
chested child, or a child that
has stopped growing, give him
the oil, and he will grow b
and strong, like the rest.
This is not a new he
It has been done for years.
Of course you must 1,ze the
right oil. Scott's Emuhion
is the one.
Scott's Enval5ion neither
looks nor tastes like oil because
we are so careful in inking
. .
pleasant to take.
Send for fro r4mple.
Th a ttaIGNIS Dank
44.;" its.t '••
4 up
• nand....
11 4. .;
134.14iTar,
Clin.ltal AU, %, !IN:*
.•
---7-sxtrrint
;it Stant 'anal
41444,
a
fact
deilin3' 013,
WANT TO
8ny or SO&tWar
e w ANT 'el,
▪ or Fic,11 Town i)
•q1'* %NI" )
It;* D.c.tt.p3
WANT
• .
; YtOt" W.‘,N; e
1-4P r 1,9
b
0'
P`-', f It Iiitaa*
' 1
Voli 1.11N
at fie Undcrsk:uc-ii
JOHN
• nor IL sr „•!. ay-
nnotv.
"4•47• :
3,)fi
SHORTS
A quantity of short
on hand,
allISTING and CHOPPING
-DONE PIIMIPTLY,
SWEITZER
1")re* 00att Ph0311108,1110)
The Great Englieh Raney.
Sold and recommended by all
druggists in Canada. Orly reli-
able medicine discovere Li
paeleages guaranteed to cure Edi
forms a Sexual Weakness. all effects of abuse
oy excesa, Mental Worry, Excessive use of To-
bacco, °piton. or Stimulants. Mailed on receipt
of price, one padkage $1, six, $5„ One WIZ please,
et,z1bi1 cure. Pamphlets free to any addreSs..
The lkoodl.."Jcanpatty, Windsor, Ont.
• Woods Phosphodine is soldinExeter
by -S. W. -Browning and 0. Latz
Druggists.
EXETER
Real Estate•-Eg1144.0
• The Sale, Purchase and Exchange of
Village and farmlands and properties
negotiated at reasonable rates of COM-
. .
MISS1011.
. FrSale.
Several Valuable Farms in IIAY,
USBORNE, STEPHEN ond 1VIcGILL-
• IV1,3,AY; also Three very desirable Re-
sidence properties in Exeter.
Farms Waal:ed.
We have purchasers for good form,
and in the vicinity of Exeter, or )vho
will Exchange. '
APPLY TO
,BaViden David Mill
-
yawn to -in Manager.
OFFTCES: Dickson & Carling's New
Block, Exeter.
1,,on,ft
CLEARING SALE of Plows,
Gang Plows, Land :Rollers,
flarrows, Szo., &o., now go-
ing on.
Ezerything to be oleared off
by
JULY 1,1902
FIRST COME,
• FIRST SERVED.
1
Any Amount of Wrought and
Cast Iron Wanted.
tHIS. 114013RJ:1V.
NATURAL GAS NEAR TILSON-
BURG.
Tilson burg, Ou t. ,Ma y 19.—A remark-
able flow of natural gas waS st,T tick on
the Ilawkin farm, a short distance
north of this town by Mr. Cu thbertson,
manager of several oil wells that have
been operated in this vicinity driving
the Past few months: In drilling in
this last well 00 immense pressure of
gas has been obtained about 100 feet
from the surface. l'he pressure was,
sufficiently strong to lift the sinker bar
weighing 1,800 poiln cls, and threw polo
tions of rock above the det rick, which
is 53 feet high. The gas appears to be
of excellent quality i or man ufactuting
and domestic purposes. .
TIT PEAR GIMERENON, SIOX.1.134RXIgS WORICINO. EXETER MARKETS.!DID
..1441waY ProploYeen X,010: WI as 0, /tea. CHANG-ED EA011 WEDNESDAY
IS _Nt'aCTNgt %WU IR0PIA4
WIg41. MIKAN!).
330 Reports rxem. The ea_
reapoodemit-m,The Uggeet og the
Voogereoce Vitill, iftaelg Ise gene-
ttenkt,..smotV .Toovrier
ew York, Ala;,* 20.-4 special des,
zteh to 'rho 'Dines repeats a despatch
The London Times from its corms -
dent at 'Pretoria. 'The correspondent
says that whatever may be Its issue the
13ver conference at Vercenigin,g will he
feature lin the itiStOry o tbi4
. 1$ a uninple experienee for every
lure:an deleo•ate. The rireurostances
th tuegibig, as well as the • journey,. 0
- -
-let to illiitpress the most uunniaginoe p
1rrBoer., Tine former States Attorney
Rre inamediate eutotiragen
oione exzerienced the novelty of sea
tasyageo hawing hsea cern-eyed fro:aa rod
-,;,,ttiotEi to Care Town.
For AIM Weeks, nys- the e;riar.ea,ratada
Of the enem,- bane been
nno rqh16.151iii4,,..5 eijeapnnatunieation
``. Itlitaato Ind the
o ass t.P: 11•434.1 Wilder WI:. A•h,p-.31103,
A bolVt," Pgst) fany st
nainirees tan Tha lit -ins trona rape
'Aminatui Zvil t4-aza thei1i4
IV:14544a: peace, awl
tha W' U1-..yalla1a of shanth
-"afriea, gallon thin% peivo fiaat.allatiotar. atrq
• tistaig/t cans1ithaae3
'In' the saye the noerdwUl
d mnal
liret, a fixed date for the establish-
's:4st repirseantative tonerannent ;
eaird. ree,nnnition5 Daatela os the
language an well as
botoatii, anon; sty fr,r.- taii.s Colony re-
e,,soverrilltiox for war
'ftto aSernandi, nr44ries ton e4.1721•4
vet. 141, 11'5 clairstailt.- taw rare 4,
, as NCI.; tII4a oda' Pacta alleteraninni irt
f7tc. r:es*-111:a.P. „Ita ltaliraW AAA
iicilf4„ r ria, na1rai a4
11,11; Anal' n• g". nab
• ro, nonait'a area PA•ctn.
it.a a' aian
tt,
si**,4
ror.
andeln•
1,111i• 1414 Altar*
Int neniaon, tne yootro;
0,, 4 • It on Cill•''Al**
Q1,1,15 Lier4i,""t
4'7 *4 „%-, •tEic wi,r,,1
„A tat AV 4. *r,',;•• (17,'5"t
st,1 tvt, 1110 tit 1),Ales.3;cd
nth pngn nhc1lIn.ns nor !Moly to
alesnsp':;eiran, had Will FLU' la the
g int coon I: 4 , ft, 3,4 ;4'4 tIly
(1,43164 ttl Nifty ,
v4 ti -4 ;.0,45 OA 4
4 ten 4t3i ta*
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11:? Nag r.sol (1 311 ttw
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11l'I. Ann,:
1. 11'0'.
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; it ad•
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°ea3. til.
litnv. A. L. A46c f liagniate,
, snobionly.
ltn4, nbann. ge: .
A neioi ..4rikae
tAr.1
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W."1",,1!,,,,1111•4, in in I. r.
30 31i434 drv.11,4.1.u. 114
arn• et•on".iing.inphn.onnn
supolies.
one of the heaniest storm, on re-
eord rtparted in the Cain.uog.
not.ined several bridge:, away.
Lord Inundounld 13 espa deal on
nail to rinstuz... the dutios of Oien..ral
0111.er Commanding the Canadian • sail/.
Lift.
Mr. (kor,re F. OlIallorn of Montreal
has been appointed Deputy Minister o-
Agrieulture to succeed the late Mr. NV.
Searth.
Messrs. 13ram .K; •Love have been
awarded the eontract for the erection of
the now sub-pcstoilice at the corner of
*tacit .and Abel streets, Toronto.
The -differences 'between the Vraml.
Trunk end the telegraphers on the sys-
tem east of the St. .Clair River ha -vs
been amicably settled. The telegraphers
get an ineretu.:1 of pay.
The Montrral City Council has s•ceept-
ed the Mallinky proposal of a. ten-year
franchise• for the Terminal Railway,
which has already been giveii a route
over -a .pitmher of. the streets,
Justice Lavergne of Montreal has
granted the )etition of Mr. Louis H.
Tnc.1ie c4v1 eagincer, for a, writ of 'man-
damus cnjpining the ,Canadian Society
of Civil Engineers to admit him as a
member of the society.
A 'recent article publiehed in The
Hamilton Speetator in which the con-
nection of Hon. John Dryden, Minister
of Agriculture, with cer tain corpora-
tions was made the subject of comment
has resulted in an aetion for libel being
taken wrainst The Spectator Printiag
Company of Hamilton by the Reliance
Loan and. Savings Company of Ontario,
With the approach of warm weather
the smallpox scourge has broken out
afresh, and the diseano is now amore pre-
valent than ever. There are between
thirty and forty suspected cases , in
'Osprey Township, Simcoe County, and
most thorough preeruations arc being
taken against the spread hf the dis-
ease. A large number of people were
exposed to cOntagion. and it is feared
that the outbreak will be actions.
Three new cases have developed at
Huntsville, and there has been another
outbreak 03 smonP054 131 Cayuga 'Town-
ship, 1.taldimand CO11,11tY. •
salt Da the Coal Strike.
flasieton, Pa, May 19. --The second.
week of the hard eoai strike 'began to-
day" without the faintest ripple, Not
040 of the coati eompanies in this ter-
ritory Ititide an p.tteutpt to start up
colliery to -day awl not •a miner went
near the breakers. The local miners in
all the mining Tillages aud coal patehes
held meetings to -lay at whieh. speeches
we Made by the loeal leaders to keep
up the courage of the men. New rOenl.
Inas were tagen in by saran of the locala
nnal preparations for relieving distress,
ooze the strike Is prolonged, were dis.
ctissed. So far as known %to applieations
are bec.n. receirei by the union for aid.
Vastest, Pa., May, /9.—As a result of
the artar .eite eoal :Waters' strike, the
re0 Inca employed at the Lehigh, Valley
Railroad Comp:ears shops tere have
been Fat on sltort time. The1,21,44)41,1
Valley has taken off all iti oad traina
and ort.* tbr,..e of ti,e fate,..1)
nay enail,rated iuraitiailrIg up trans hers
are at rh.
Ron:to5ter. Mont- effeets
the ednal strike are
he felt scrionslly
lay eaptains ea Lake On.'
,articors F; that ur
szniike Isrokerg itt a few day,
srzte:771, tlte wa
truktill„ largc
st:atty of 11'414
Relarr Er.E., into t'sis port, drI• VOW
lysttat at I It•,a1WIte ZsdarItar avtlitlug .b11
• Tito caal ani-szdy fa eltilltaUate4
nit On' • anti the elates 4-4 1,1e De/a.
ware, I. lot:awn:ma .8; 'Western 'hallway
fe; 411 4r1i: • ffao171 1::3144•11,.5t1C, The1
1•3&le t0 -aa; L!1:11: the
• tAt ChatITAte13practically ex
South Africa C0auraltles.
OtIi3c' a, May .ti:o.--Troaner
bert
itnning.Sds cf A Divisitni
of eater,le fever
•ca Mao 1113 :Mot
• A, itcyaolli,. rosiles at Valtany.
Teavannain of Mora, OuRtatia. rila fel-
- oreale
fent rn - rtnion tat ,r "-MAL, ot
t*. 11.41Li5o
c. 1111., VI'. ncat1
Et,-14145,7,J.icc-111.„4,7477.1,z 1,1;„:311,r,j1"4,t74
Aritlha.a Laradaaet nalsopt Deaaa,
ore= 131,81(n -r ut,,,POrrrS.
• 1Inater-.▪ 413:e31'atatt4 to
quoitataono.
1".V0I1Din; MZIF
l'04',1411A)) qt. 14l'Atittlf•is 5111t1,51.
t) trual 111,4;i 4 54%10 E6.$1:,,,Z 1117
104. • *tip *la at 1.1.
The "Viclisilt... tinpalls".
Moa* 11".'01 'nay tat'al .**Iiaa' i."*.l.'01
Wh. :1i, s
„
core, „„.. a 1,sI.*...,t, ITo" . s
, „ aal lai'9.1
...,, ,... Vonnoon 1 60
- 4 14 4 •
',',., 151r' v.'1.4.*.11 1$ 34
)•at,livie,,
?a 1.6',,t6 Nizitoi,,,ti„,
1:k, el. ;hilt
, 1 ,
, 3-
. 3
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f,t11.7 • •6:4"
4 p :irao 1,4 a
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,eit fit "4
Mat -
•.11; steals': gaol 45
• "di t 4 •
,t to Welt 4,1. •
* -01 1114Y4
• 14 T..
1.;
• allatala.
Ststt ▪ •tli. 11'1'111,04 331
StUr) • l',•41.1 10 o3to1c0 haws-. $7.40
to $7,4 5:ru11'ha:Ivy, ta 1lai1t
to $T.V3 attia ‘nitat at $.7,10 to /
17.ta1a; siween
Itfiti'lltrt;ert.",•11 4!.
15101,4, tuprea, to sti.041; treat -Pen
1 nabs,ii Cie $6.r0; Colorado weolled
lambs $7,4t1
Montreal Grain. and Produee.
Montreal, 'Any I 0. -Gra ht—The dcurind
for oats erostitmea plod, and, tie anotaies
are light, prices are nett anciag, 2
ti alto tail at it -30 41 tiollt, and In some eases
roe aaa., waked: No. 2 'Manitoba oats sow
at 5014e ex -store, and ,11e was bid for more.
There was 1.1i.30 1411:400448 over
vette Ji th013o1 wneac. Wa quote :--On.
turas We. 1. a p: wheat, :Se: 2 silting
wheat. 7Gez petat ilatc; rye. 621,110; batieS.
dalet,oata. 40c; lAakwheat, 68e.
Flour—There la a fair tunount a hu,iness
and the market la likely to advanee, owing
to the 'high prlee for :Manitoba awl Ontario
wheat. We quotet—lianiteba. spring Witeat
patent& $4 to $1,30; liaultaba strong. halt -
era $0 to $4; winter wheat patents,
$1.75 to $4; straight rollers, $3.50 to $3.001
ao in bags, $1..05 to $1.70, and extras, $1.45
to S1.55. -
Meal --An advance Is likely, owing to the
advaneing market for oats. We quote
itolledacta ts, In barrels, $4.65 to $4.70, and.
M bags, $2.2234 to $2.25.
Feed—The ntarket is very firm, owing to
the searcity o suaplies. We quote 1—On-
tariobrae, In bulk, $10, and shorts. $21.50;
Manitoba bran. In bags, $10 to $20, and
shorts, $22.
Cheese—Themarket was somewhat 1r-
1e0l:1i1r. 111 n wenhei• tendency. Finest
old cheese, SlIae to 52e; Ontario ,new make,
llyac to 11%e; Queoec, new inalte, lac to
Butter—Tho market Is oulet. hut priCes
are somewhat irregular. Finest township
creamery, 101,4e to 19Tac: finest western
Creamery, • 1 014c to 19yas; .seconris, 1$1/ae
EggS—:Chere is it good demand and salea
crE round lars of straight receipts were
made at 1313c to 14c, and No. 2 at 121/e.
while jobbing 00y straight goods sold at
141a3c. and No. 13 at 13c per doz.
Previsions—Thera is a general ativence,
°whiz chiefly to small stocks. We quots:—
Heavy Canada short cut mess port, 3523
to $23.50; Canada short cut back, $22 to
$22.50: heavy Canada mess long it clear
pork, $21.50 th $22• lig-lit Canada short
clear pork, $22 to $22..50; pure Canada lard.
In 20-113 Pails, 311he to 12c; comilound
lined lard, in wood pails, 20 -lb, 93 to
Boar's Read bread. in • 20•11) wooll nails.
$2,021/s to $2.10. and, Globe at $1.771a 10
Leading Wheat Markets.
••, closing tire-vions day. Closing, toolay.
Cash. July. Cash, Stay,
Chicago , 7473
Ne -,v S01/2 .. 8024;
Toledo. , . 8414 77 74 .70o,
Duluth, 1. 'liar' e: 787/s ' 7814
Minneapolis 51314 -
Milwaultee, 2 1:61% in',34. 7414 77 • ,Tar.' -'s
Detroit, 2 red.., • 8331A• 7734 80 ,
St. Louis „. .-, 81 72% 80
i't• S'Ail L.;
oeti.
se 3103
* 4
_ to wa
•
n
t•s
31
e
• Ip3arley, — . ... „ 670
... 89 40
Weithes at. " .. . 75 76 RE PROPOSE
PAIatOeS, per bag, 4.15 6.0 T
Hay, per ton. • ,• .00, 7 -Oa
Flour, per cwt., roller.— 1 04 2 00
flutter... ...... — 10 17
11
Rides, per100 Rs— 4 90 5 00
Live bogs, per cwt...... 5 50
Dressed Hogs.. 7 00 7 00
Shorts Per OWt 1 10
WWI Per eWt. ...... • .... 90
Mater, AlSyk; 7 00 7
Ciriver. Red Ztte,ae4teseb 4 75 4 75
Dried Apples .. 1 0
'VW?
.§ufrorcd ter:INF and Was g11.*
• Weak for 1Z years. Tr!'
• sai4:m bleoci vas
z 'ittter. At bSt 1 iri,W
•Ayer'S'Sataap4rilla, and WAS $000
faa$103 add it
.ZITS..1. W. Flalaxtfolyino,'C
No , Ion
been m, no
oorly you may be t
,:,yees. Sarsaparilla .i
best medicine you
q tike for purifying and e
iehing the blood.
Don't doubt .1:4 put your
whole trtist in it, throw
Amy .everything
1,11.13,43Cr1fa,f11s,
azaaaaa.
f
173 as-1,Na, g
414
a(33'tlll 3,- J. V..P.Ttla tao,, 1,,a,,eata
The V. P. R. ball at at
hunted AX*e4Istr• utght.
'WO CuRE. A. COLD IN esc. Los
• Take Laxative onto QUilt11fd11
lets. All airt1g1i-4:,5 3141314 the wanton,
if it fad% tan earn. 0. R. W. Ornnvenn
• isemature is ion ta3.01 114)g.
tuff
Allrar, 5. AtlautP, who tle..,ental hifi
',life Itine yt dill'at ;4;0 1114 IA a., :Id heard
Of atm W3'4'. 1I333te.lillintCit t411 14Wil111334,
• Mid Sal11gilt 4115a. totativastataa or his wife,
whit+ wirl ranolily given. A, few
months oit or thcle gairarricert. Mauls
disappeared. Iii,. wife triede;ta vain to
locate him, ;nal 044%14 i. et tled down to
, a quiet, itmrtl.woltio,-, W. - in wino.tfir„
1, Shortly :After bee 1,134.,o34'-1 clep•at tore-
, 31 dauglater wz,,, ire.i'n to Wit% ;Ina now.,
A3litne3113.: Mtpreirtt'a hall 1133. Mal
.. ._,...
MA IIVV44ii SIPA% Tghtlay 4enwn.,,,1
1, 010, luom,y, :31 witlAt que livton at ,hil
nonntenod nnanagge,, „I, foli'r W4•44,65 tlitli 1
, 7.1a3s., Atlatno n 4,9,1 tont hor hir,l?attll 1 i
1
it% t'1:4.•;:,::.s, inni Zi3444,4,1 'Ng 1110 i
l'AVMO e'r 010 l'I'4'4" ' f':' :1'..:-! -lawns in io.
' eating binn 1_t' 51."3"1 Vinalir 334tv`)W3'O,'4 ,
in a, tnmt, i', 1y3013•1,1v41,44. :ma 351,4433.
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, ,3m5lul4tit,1 K. won tbe. fr,th..eof z.:
3,1100311 l' v 11'4s 133. 1 ;tA Ismael' ...tali. ht.*
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1,4 Poanisy.leanin. whew, Adolfo. ;;:' l'u`''' ' "/*Itt.oil,t lila; Ct°F:*, *1 neli'l zand
i ill, a %.,.,,y erse.-%1 !II. ••7011. arts iliac' titett lor talaaas a . Oair pre*
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1Isi3ae03 Mat litatit.121 MO wet vavo you
, modern 010 up-toq!...t,,t .r.s ois anti
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3110(10 18 1 AP 10/44. 1113,.7,11) , ;3 R.,.
To accept smog other innancl
•of flour, whey yon 'Asked for
STAR FLOUR? It
so beware a SIICIA 4 grainer,
there is uo substitute, for Exet;
er Stars Inferior 1.,T3*tads incur
indigestible bread which brings
on dyspepsia and like troubles.
Make tbe grocer understand
that you want
EXFTIi STAR FLOUR
It "contains the finest of
witeat,all thesupetliousstarel1
undother detriweetal elements,
Are, ellreinated. Always ask.
for EXETER STAR FLOVR,
cud be sure you get. it. Fortntle
by the leading grocers and tat
the mili„
Oast Market Prlecs Paid. ter
Wheat mut coertio
liarvey 331.03.
or:, to J. eobbletlick.
iauoa and Organs
-
TLAR PRICES-
ASY TF.31118, OF
PIANOS,
We 801 the celebrated
Co. lai11110 alto An Piano of eau,
tiw the choice of Royalty for their
nr °feat:40a.
If you want somethlmt cheaper we
nin show von Pianos of inber inakei
which will lre no ditzgra,:ace 133 tho mast
egant parlor. . .
.74Qcttituts.
In FRIving nutelattoti
n1,311;0111 ;stud
3 114K' nutl sup4ks 1- ;fl
Th. latest Alen 11s141,
VALI, AND '411.:
Se
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0
113633
On
103;
ns,
1414
Paiuoa
1107
05
fa
01
1- pound.
Is.The Great Restorer of Health
For the Ruler and His
Humblest Subject,
Sickness, disease and suffering re-
spect neither ruler or subject. The
noted and highborn have their trials
and physical sufferings like those in
humbler stations. Social standing and
wealth cannot lain' the progress of dis-
ease when the common roles of health
are violated. '
Impnre blood and weak nerves are
responsible for nanny of the common
diseases of life. The experienced phy.
Aldan will tell you that men and wo-
men with pure, dear coursing blood
and well braced nerves, can never be-
come victims of rheumatism, neuralgia,
liver troubles, debility, 'headaches or
sleeplesstinss.
It follows therefore, that sufferer's
from any of the ailments referred to,
should at once take proper measures
to Cleanse the blood and feed the weak
nervous system with prl'oper noarish-
althilleillsotrimtphoerthuanr \V 04rekc,° nP1 aselcu3 ettleroyf
Compound is the only safe agent; the
one great specific; the only security
against, deadly disease and death. Dur-
ing these spring days, Paine's Celery
Compound guaaantees a perfect regu-
larity of the bowels, healthy appetite,
sound sleep, good digestion, pure, blood,
strong nerves, and clear brain, all of
which mean full and robust health.
Mr. B. Hutchins, one of the most
prominent Real Estate men in Mon-
treal, says; t'Abotit fiVe years ago
wrote you a letter acknowledging the
wonderful effect your Paine's Celery
Compound had upon me after 1 had,
given it a fair trial; that it cured me
entirely of neuralgia in the bead from
wit lob 1 had suffered most fearfully for
over fifty years, and also that it cured
me, of rheumatism in tny limbs.' In
foot 11 -removed every pain in my body
and made me feel 25 years younger.
I have not had 0, taturti of my old NW, -
plaint, and theretore have to conarm
all the statements 1 have ever made
resPecting yotir eolnPoutid,”
•
NV( tally .
eat Ev -71.1unt
;at ,111.1,, LI/3 at tic.: •,.•
--104 We'll as fit it - atal !task after
aR the details. This is only one
X'1104301 why our aro moder-
ate.
Gent's Furnishing4 . .
t'ottle and see us in our 110W Ilitlee
examine our stook of
rttruishine•s
ti
11'.71t,"z
-e those inflamed Eyest.:
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1:a.:ceit 6.03-1531 vitt., aura aart water,
Pr, 1.1..:41 4 1- "4',y.r tia with d -Tat]. 1.1. t. 5 ett14
1 rag. A ,. .. a ol.:1 le reit.. vtdaarl il,e,pain
t and Imlay:wind= intitantli :olio. td.
' CA3'T:l3il.:3-.1.N•olzi. ‘"triitt *Torn*, Isa
•-Itatiata la-fraa Piazza :3 aeattatatioas
, /.1•3['t,s•rt -2 t ••, be 15 1530)11 no."
f 4. Paaaaa, Extract, wisSaa ca,aly 4403.1.7
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Cook's Cotton nod Compouna
4 Is SuceesSfully used monthly by over
16,0001,adiea. Safe, effectual. Ladiesask
your druggist for Cook's Cotton Root Coto -
pound. Take no other, as all Mixtures, pills and
Imitations are dangerous. Prioe,No. 1, siv_en
box; No. 2,10 degrees stronger, $3 parbox..No.
tor 2,mailed on receipt of price and two 3 -cent
stamps. The Cook Company Windsor, Ont.
fairlios. 1 and 2 sold and recommended Wall
responsible Druggists in Canada. -
No. 1 and No.2 are sold hi Exeter by
C. Lutz and J. W. Browning, Drug-
gists.
The Whole Story
in ,c,.. letter:
i<
din- /Ile?
(PEIIIIII" DAVIS.'.)
From Capt., V. I.oye, ,PoTee Station. No.
5, Montreal :- ' Ws frequently the 1611strrr
DAVIS' 1' xtx-Iittlx.n.for pc'ans fa 130 sto ta-
af'h, rheu7)Lati.fon, btieizes.s, .41.08134:1035 okil-
blftflts, cramps, and: all nniletionS Willett
beat] 1033 30 our position. ,I Inc lap hesi-
tation to isaylag that 14:4,7:N-KILL,t1-4 'i'S tile
Ins •clizAdy t >lave neat 03 111061."
Used lintortt. ity and Externally.
bottles.
TWO Sizes MiC. and 50 .
The late Principle Grant left, 530,00
life hist...ion-ice to the Queens' 'Univer-
sity.
, STOPS TI18 .,093.7411
AND IVO3€4.-S OFF TtliSl; COLD.
cures a (3310 04(5
Clive 582 nan.l'llIi( 25 131(10,