Exeter Advocate, 1904-2-18, Page 5r xt t er r •Y J'r at e.
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.DR. A, R. KINSSIAN', L. D. S., D. D. S.,
Honor graduate of Toronto'Univeristy,
DENTIST,
Teeth extreoted without any pain, or any bad effects
Otfioe in Fauson's Block, west side Drain street,
Exeter,
DR. D. ALTON. ANDERSON (1).D.S. fi.D.S
DENTIST
honor Graduate of Toronto University and Royal
College of Dental Surgeons or Ontario. Also. Poet'
Graduate of Chicago School' of Prosthetic Dontlstery
(with honorable mention.) its Plates made in the
Afuminum, Gold and Vulcan
neatest manner possible.' A perfectly harmless an-
aesthetic used for painless extraction of teeth.
Office one door south of Carling Bros. store, Exeter.
Medical
D11'011443 IrIoLAUGFILIi, MEMBER Or THE
of Physicians and Surgeons Ontario.
h '
Physician, Surgeon and Aeconc Ofnce, Dash-
wood,
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wood, Ont.
r. John D. Wilson, Oi ice and Residence, SOU
Queens Ave„ London Ont. Sp
ecinl atte t o�
paid to diseases of women. Mae hours, 12,30
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Legal.
ICESON ereCAISLING, BARRISTERS; SOLICI-
Dtors, Notaries, Conveyancers, Commissioners.
Solicitors for Molsone Bank, etc. Money to loan at
owest rates of interest. Offices, Main street, D xesox
I. R. CAni xO, B,A.,
Auctioneers
BROWN, Winchelsea. Liecaed Auctioneer
for the Counties of Perth and Middlesex.
also for the township of Usborne. Sales promptly
attended to and terms reasonable. Sales arranged
at Post OtEce Winchelsea.
The railoisons Bank
(Chartered by Parliament, 1855.)
Head Office, Montreal.
Capital Authorized......:$5,000,000
00
Paid up Capital $2,856,4
Reserve Fund' . • . • 2 720,778
JAS. ELLIOTT, General Manager.
EXETER BRANCH-
- Office hours: -10 a.m.to 3 p.m; Saturdays 10 a.m
to 1 p.m.
• A general banking business transacted
Money advanced to good Farmers at lowest rates.
Savings Bank Deposits from $1 and upwards receiv-
ed. Interest allowed, at highest current rates.
DlcasoN ,k DARLING, • - N. D. Hvanoe,
Solicitors. Manager.
Bicycles (i
We are still iu the Bicycle trade
and this year showsome fine speci-
mens. The CUSHION FRAME is
the Ideal wheel to ride. Prices mod-
erate.
New Pianos .1
Several' New Pianos just put
stock ;. newest styles lend the best
makes. It will pay you to see them.
Yon will be surprised .at the LOW
PRICES at which we sell them.
Organs of the Latest
makes always in stock
Sewing Machines t Cc.
We are leaders in Sewing Ma-
chines -the hest machines that the
trade produces are on our floor for
your inspection ; also repairs Need-
les, etc:, for all kinds of sewing ma-
chines, always on hand.
Call and see us if, in need of
any of the above.
. WA A T
QUITE RIGHT
When you insist on having
BrosFI�urHer �
Our STAR FLOUR is made from
the choicest Ootario and Manitoba
Wheat.
The quantity of our WiIEATLLtT'
has been improved by sterilizing' it.
10 lbs. fol' 256. Give it a trial.
It is "A FOOD" not A "FAD!,
Our facilities for the handling of
the chopping trade are unsurpassed:
The new Vessot grinder is givinggreat
satisfaction.
HARVEY 17ROS.
Millers.
boughs, colds, hoarseness, and other' throat Strength.
ailments are quickly, relieved byvano-Creno 3CbrT & EIOWNB, Chenttsts,
tene tablets. ten eon s Derbos All drug¢ists. 'l"oranto, bntarlo.
1500. rind $1.001 all drUaglati.,
Feed your hair; nourish It;
give it something to live on.
Then it will stop failing, and
will grow long and heavy,
Ayers Hair Vigor is the only
Hair Vii
hair food you can bay. For 60
years it has been doing just
what we claim it will do. It
will not disappoint you.
Whig Ayer used ae Vigor hort timBre
it g after
to grow, and now it e fourteen:inches long.
Das seems a splendid result to mo after being
almost without any hair,"
Dine. J. ii. lomat, Colorado Springs, Colo.
It1.00 a battle, s, o. Aran co,,
All dru fists .0 Lowell. Maas.
Lor erzetesemeesioneeecese
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Wii C T. U. Notes
At the regular meeting held et 11:Irs.
E. Elliott's ont'4'vetinesday, February
10th, Mrs. Godwin, thevice-president,
presided in the a>.,bsence of the presi
dent through illness. A delightful
Bible reading was. given by Mrs. Geo.
Blatchford, Preparations are being
made by the Supeyintenclent of temp-
erance work in Sunday schools to hold
a mass meeting on temperance Sunday
March 13th.. The co-operation of the
ministers and S. 5, superintendents is
asked to snake this effort a success. A
plritforrnmeeting will be held in which
some of oily young people will be asked
to take part.
It was, suggested that our tensorial
artists remember the. Sabbath Daly by
keeping shops aimed and dnir,g no
work'thereon. Where is the Sunday
Alliance?
Permission is to be asked of our lac-
al railway agent to place a suitable re•
ceptable at the station, in which to
place temperance and veligions lMerit-
time. It is the intention of our W. 0.
T. U. to supply such receptable with
readable. literature.
Sir Thomas Barlow, M. D., one of
King Edward's physicians, who atti'uc1-
ed hull through the critical operation
for appendicitis at read,
time,
and,who is, we hate read, n.. Methodist
class leader, declitres that iutempee-.
aline is one of the greatest crimes rf
the English people, and one the great-
est hindei'ances to the nation's pros-
perity. He ridicules as a superstition,
the idea that clay laborers need to be
stimulated by tticohol,
Intoxication means dismissial on al-
most any railroad to -day, and the big
trunk lines especially are merciless in.
their enforcement of this rule. The
C. P. R, has adopted a method of
dealing with drunkeness, not to our
knowledge adopted by other roads.
They proceed against the offender as
endangering public safety, and at
present they have two engineers, one
set Indian Head end one at Three Rif.-
ers, serving sentences of four to six
months, respectively, on this chargt'
as a result Of intoxication,and that ton
without the option of a fine. This
may not be leaking Men sober by le=gal.
process, but we are disposed to thick
it tends that way. Railroad meat
state that the two instances of hnpris-.
relent, referred to above have done
more to promote total,l abstinence
among their ranks than has been the
result from Tiny or all past Weasur es
to enforce sobriety.
6y
tie
LAIRDROSERISOUUNE.S:
Commander -in -Chief Refuses
the'lnspeotor-Generalship.
War Corresponeleut'ii•llileme *oersted Ivy
the ?11lit4r7^*ilotr.Yioo sed Gots Cha:ip
British Postsge-yic•.ry Gibbs Ex^
violnr now no Lost the =salon -
Irish .7.day Join 'Whigs -Britain Ad-
vised to dein Colonies,
London, Feb. • 15.--Thei'e are rum-
ors of friction between the Govern-
ment ;and Lord Roberts, It is said
that the later declined appnintine.nt
as Inspector -General, end has been
invited by Premier Balfour to re-
main a member of the Defence Com-
mittee, drawing his present seals di
pay as commander-in-chief for the
unexpired team of two 3"pars,.
London, Feb.
funeral of war correspondent Wil-
liams at Nunhead was attended by
many of the military. Field Marshal
Evelyn Wood placed e floral offering
on the coffin.
London, Feb. 15,-(C,A.P,) Prem -
ler Deakin says that 'by means of
railway facilities the cost to immi-
grants to Australia will be made not
appreciably more than in Canei,da.
Emigration from the Motherland
should be forced by advertising.
London, Feb. 15.-(C.A..P.)-The:
Postmaster -General has agreed to al-
low New Zealand newspapers to be
delivered in the United'Kingciotn at a
postage of one penny irrespective of
weight. _..
London, Feb, 15. -The bye -election
Friday for member of Parliament for
the At. Albans division of Hert-
fordshire resulted in the Liberals
winning the seat. 'rile vote was 3.
Bamford Slack (Liberal), 4,757; Vic-
ary Gibbs (Conservative), 4,625.
Liberal majority was 132.
The. election was in consequence of
the resignation of Mr. Gibbs, who is
a strong Cianaberlainite, and was
due to the fact that the firm with
which he is connected acted as agents..
'for the Admiralty in the purchase of
Chiltern warships, which, according
to custom, called for his resignation.
- Mr. Morley's : .i.tnondivant.
London, Feb. 15.-(0.A.P.)-To-
night's important division on Mr.
'Morley's free trade' amendment is
anticipated with the keenest interest,
Urgent whips have been sent out to
bring up every member. A. rumor is
current that the Irish party will join
the Liberals.
Sir Gilbert Parker's View.
The first public meeting of the
Tariff Reform League Women's As-
sociation was held at the Duke of
Westminster's house Saturday night.
Sir Gilbert Parker presided, and
many of the nobility were present.
Sir Gilbert Parker said tariff re-
form was an Imperial necessity, and
in the end would result in an Ini-
perial development undreamt by doc-
trinaires to -day. .A. telegram was
sent to Mr. Chamberlain at Cairo
wishing him luck in his cause.
Sir Gilbert Parker said if the
'Motherland would not unite with the
colonies in a great effort towards
wheat production, we in ten years
would paw more for our bread.
Henry Chaplin said the objects of
the proposed fiscal change were to
secure better markets and to , draw
the colonies a little closer.
Mr. Franklyn, M.P., said they had
been asked to offer a compromise to
the free fooders on both sides of the
House before the critical division. He
suggested a .two -shilling bounty on
all wheat grown in the British Isles,
with. a bonus of two shillings to
farmers who keep their corn in stack
until Aug. 1; also a shilling bounty
on all colonial wheat, and Glad -
stone's shilling registration duty on
all foreign wheat. A bounty on Brit-
ish wheat would supply food in
;time of war and assist the farmer
and federate the Faripire.. The duties
On coffee, cocoa and sugar would be
reduced by charging the foreigner
market, . toll on all luxuries from
abroad.
Don't forget the old man
with the fish an his back. i
For nearly thirty years he
has been traveling around the
world, and is still traveling,
bringing comfort
and
health a l h
•in •ln
t
wherever he goes.
To the consumptive he
brings the strength and flesh
he so much needs.
To all weak and sickly
children he gives rich and
strengthening food.
To thin and pale persons
lie gives new firm flesh and
rich red blood.
Children who first saw the"
old man v,pith the fish are now
grownup
and have children
of their own.
He stands for Scott's Ern.ul•
S pure of cod fiver oil --a
delightful fool and a natural.
tonic for children, for old folks
and for all Who need flesh and
Died From Dumas.
Toronto, rob. 12. -John Quirk, a
G.T.R. conductor, • died' yesterday
from burns received early Tuesday
morning. He has been in ill health
for two months. At about 3 o'clock
Tuesday morning he arose and in
some manner his night clothes were
ignited ,front a gas jet. He tried to
heat out the flames, but before he
was rescued liis face, neck and body
were ;badly burned, and death en-
sued. Deceased was 27 years of ago,
and a native of Toronto. •
Nine Mouths For Biarnnly.
Windsor, Feb. 13. -Joseph Cedar of
this city was ,,esterday sentenced to
nine months in. the Central Prison,.
on acharge of bigamy. Cedar mar-
ried two . Windsor • girls -Nellie Bas -
idea and Cerrie Westbrooke-in eight
i
months. Cedar is a simple illiter-
ate fellow, and did not realize the
enormity of his crime, pleading that
as, his first marriage was unhappy,
he thought himself at liberty to wed
again to have a home.
Pound Dynamite Hidden.
Liverpool, Feb, 18. -The customs
officials yesterday morning found,
18pounds of dynamite and 3,000
detonators in the possession of an
Austrian emigrstnt . on board the
White Star Lino steamer Majestic.
The Austrian's trunk had a false
bottom,in which the dynamite was
concealed, The n1an, who gave the
naive of Ivan Sjnbeano,je; was ar-
rested and remanded until Pet.. 20;'
•
Turks hail i1t(lgnrlurts.
Berlin, Feb. 15. -The Frankfurter
Zcitung's Salontea correspondent
telegraphs that a Bulgarian band
numbering 5.00 has been attacked at
llehtlmbala by Turkish, troops. The
Bulgarians fled 'at night,'Iceeviee 12
dead on the field. The Turkish loss
ii''.ias one Man killed arid 'two ' Vound-
-MA€iKO'
'R#::POPTS . I Up to the pi os t,t the ,Tatpnnese have
`• heed, eminently' St eeessl•ui 152 the war.
It' I)1 tho roports be tree they have
•
c8Pttn•ed 01• destt ffed tt large nutnher
rata, Prices Iirrrt, With eelieat on the
Adyanaa-,Live Stook IVern etc -fixe
1'.8Cast Quotations.
Satul'da)' Et"en5eg, leen. l3,
Liverpool futures etc ed today %4 high-
er than Feeley, tied eon futures r/si1 to %311
higher..'
At Qhicago July wheat closed Wee h5giter
thee Thursday; July corn tc higher, ant
July oats is higher.
rOIC1lIC-, enennienre.
l,oudou C4lcise-uWILiett, 0n pas,$•,120, rather
!preop. ti izc, ou pa sa„e, iii•/11, but 5105.
aetive,
ltirls-Cle
ee-\Vhe
At;'tone limn; Vete,
l
ell8„5
2•,18
Sic 11Y tail Aug., tC One. 1t0tu'tone
tum; Fein, 31f te; Kay tud Aug', 291
i.I 1 t)L.'i:i
L''olloirlea ale Linc cioslnA gilotutl0us at
lniportaut wheat centra to dayi
JLI811 Feb. 112ttty
New York yTs/.4.
C hietti;o ;)ttl%s
1'alcd0 .100'/2 xt1+y'/e edit
I:meth No. 1 N Ji13 041/201
Tont. ;i'r.) 5 r. r:.t ;,^iiia-,,.•..._ .1•
Gratn� `.
Wheal red, Welt 50 $91/, to 50 90
11, heat, while, bush 0 Sgt
'Wheat, spring, buidi , 0 eSS
11'lieat geese busl1 ....,, 0 78 0 79 .
13crieBeansy,, bush burp 0 ,4136 0 481%
1
Bean., httnti-piekea 165
Rye, bush ... 0 58
rens, bush'0 66 •
Luci;wheat, bosh ,,,,,,., U 46 O'431fa
Cats, bush 0 35 , , .
Seeds
A`c�ilce, N0. 1. „ 55 20 to $5 ,50
A s Ie goal, 07o. 2 4 60 450
A isiico, fitncy 5 75. 6 20
1000 choice .. 5 50' 0 00
lied, teary 0 20 0 S0
Red, good, No. 2 ..... 500 5 40
2'huaothy seed 1 00 1 50
nary and Straw_
Hay, per ton 57 00 to $10 50
Straw, ,sheaf, per ton 9 00 10 00.
Straw, loose, per ton ... 00 ., , . ,
Prune and Vegetables --
'Potatoes, per bag :50 SO to$0 35'
Apples, per bbl • 1 00 2 00
rabbege, per Ari ) 40 0 50
Cabbage, red, eaeh 0 05 0'10
73e
e
is er Ieekr : O 7
6
p L
Cttul`
Ltlower. pet dot. .100 2•Q0
Carrots, red :.......:0 30 0 50.
Celery, per doz .. , 0 30 0 50
Tu, per bat 0
Vege tab.le.sntui'aw 0 9035 040 0 50
Potiltryrnips-
Speing chickens per pair,$t 00 to 51.75
Spring ducks, per pail 1 50 2 00
Totrkeysper lb , . 0 36 0 18
cess, per lb 0 12 0 14
Da.irry Prodtuee-
Butter, ib, rolls .... ...50 20 to $0 28
I'itgs held 025
Isggs, nen-ladd 0 83 0.40
CATTLE MARKETS.
Cables Unehnaiged-New York and
Buffalo Lower for - Doge.
TORONTO [ITV sT0014:,
Receipts of live stock at the City Cattle
Hark -et were 51 ear loads, consisting of
554 cattle, 1008 hogs, 620 sheep, 24 calves
and 24 horses.
1exr orters-Best lois of exporters sold at
$4.50 per cwt.; medium at about 54.25 to
$4.40 per cwt.
Export Bulls -Choice quality hulls are
worth 53.75 to 53.85 per cwt,; medium to
good bulls sold at $3.25. to .$3.5•.
Export Cows -Export cows are worth
53.40 to $3.85 per cwt.
Butchers' Cattle -Choyce pieked Iota of
butchers'; 1100 to 1178 'lbs. each, equal In
duality to best exporters, are worth
$4.30 to $4.40; loads of good sold at 54 to
54.30; fair to good, 53.60 to $3.86!' common,
53.30 to $4,25; rough to inferior,' 53; can-
ners, D2.50 to x2275.
beeders-Steers of good quality, 1050 to
1150 lbs. each, at 53.75 to $4 per cwt.
Stockers -One-year to 2 -year-old steers,
400 to 700 lbs. each, are worth . 53 to $3.50
percwt.; off -colors and of poor breeding
, quality of same weights are worth 52.50 to
$3 per ewt.
Milch Cows -Milch cows and springers
are worth $355 to $52,
Calves -Calves sold at 53 to 512 each, or
from 54.50 to 56.50 per cwt.
• Sheep -Prices, 54 to 54.2o per cwt. - for
ewes, and bucks at 53 to 83.255.
Lambs -Prices for grain -led choice. ewes
and wethers for expert, 55.30 to 55.75;
barnyard lambs, at 54.60 to 55.
Hogs -Beet select becoon hogs, not less
than 160; Iles„ nor more than 200 lbs. eaeh,
fed' and watered, are worth 54.75 per cwt.:
lights and fats at 54.:50; sows, 53.25 to 53,50
per cwt„ and stags at 52 to 52.50 per cwt.
.14A.sr 14ereef.e.r.I) i;.tTTLse ..1.0,1414T.
Nast Buffalo, Feb. 13. -Cattle -Receipts,
275 head; fairly active, 10e to 150 10 e'er;
Kline steers, $5 to 55.25; shipping, $4.50 to
55; buteherb', 53.85 to 54.75; Ilelfers, 53.13
to 54.60; cows, 52,75 to $3.A0; bulls, 53 to
54.15; stockers and feeders, 52.75 to 54.
Veals--Retie!ipts, 380 head, 50e lower;. 40
to 86.75.
Bogs -(Receipts, 11,200 head; active and
lower iiea:vy, 85.60 to $5,70; .mixed, $5:00 to
1'"5.515;: Yorkers, $5.40 to $5.50; pigs, 55.10
to 55.20; roughs, 54.50 to $4.85; stags, 53.60
to 53.755.
Sheep and Lambs-Reeeipts, 155,000 head;
sheep, . ,steady; lambs, 15c to 25e lover;
lambs, 54.05; yearlings, 55.25 to 55.50: weth•.
ers, 54,50 to 54.75; ewes, 54,25 to 54.50;
sheep, mixed, $2,50 to 54.50. '
BIIITiSix CATTLE IIA5EiST.
Londot, Feb,. 13.-1.41,e cattle steady at
102c to 111/e per ib. for Am,erteau steers,
dressed weight; Oan,Rdian steers, 10e to
llc per lb.; refrigerator beef, 7%c,to 3e per
lb. Sheep, Ile to 111/xc per ib. • Lambs,
14c to 141/.c, dressed weight. -
Edward Martin, ICC., Dead,
Hamilton, Feb. 15. Edward Mar-
tin, 31 .0., died yesterday morning at
the age of 60 years. For years he
had been one of the most prominent
men- of the city. He leaves five
sons, who all adopted their father's
profession of . law. There aro also
three daughters. He was educated
at Dr: Seassie's school.. In 1876 ho
was made a Q. C. for Ontario, and
in 1895 a Q.C. for the Dominion. He
was the first Chancellor of the Dio-
cese of Niagara and held the Posi-
tion at the time of his death.
Franc. and Siam.
Paris,Feb,15- he danger r
of a
conflict between France and Siam
has been, dissipated by the signing
last evening' of a treaty delimiting
the frontier between Siam and Cam-
bodia, a French protectorate in
Indo-China, securing substantial ter-
ritorial and economic advantages to
France and an increase of her poli-
tical
olitical influence in the country.
11iroo Li.t,ttlts l$y 1.'1 re.
Montreal, Feb. 15.-A . small fire
which took place late Saturday at
the corner of St. Gabriel and Notre
Dame streets was attended by the
loss of three lives. The dead Are:
Frank Clow,' aged 18, residence 1,-
•818 St. Lawrence street; Louis Des-
lardins (supposed to be aged 45),
1 and Miss .Chauvin, a typewriter. Sev-
eral Were injured.
Mr, Itorden Gone !Sant h.
Toronto, Felt• 15.-E. L. Borden,
was a'Tbronto guest for Sev-
eral hours Sunday, en route to the
Hot Springs of Virginia, where he
tvi11 remain ten clays. no leij; for the
smith .at o.'o.`-01ROk..,• -
of the silent I'i shat)s,
'•�,•: -mss �_ T4�.
rl,.
Miss Rose Peterson, Secre
tary Parkdale Tennis Cub,' Cbl.
cap, from experience advises ill.
young girls who have pains and
sickness peculiar to their sex, to
use Lydia E. Pinkbam's. Vege-
table Compound.
How many beautiful young girls de-
velop into worn, listless and hopeless
women, simply because sufficient atten-
tion has not been paid to their physical
development. No woman is exempt
from physical weakness and periodic
pain, and young girls just budding into
womanhood should be carefully guided
physically as well as morally. Another
woman,
Miss Hannah E. Mershon, Col-
lingswood, N.J., says:
"I thought I would write and tell
you following that, byfollowin your kind ad-
vice, I feel like a new person. T was
always thin and delicate, and so weak
thatI could hardly do anything. Men-
struation was irregular.
- "I tried a bottle of your Vegetable
Compound and began to feel better
right away. I continued its use, and`.
am now well and strong, and men-
struate regularly. I cannot say enough
for whatour medicine diad. for me."
-$5000 forfeit Iforiginal ofabove letterprouing
genuineness cannot be produced.
Lydia E. Pinkharn's Vegetable
Compound will cure any woman
in the laud who suffers from
womb troubl�es l a►ifammation of
the ovaries, kidneytroubles.
hidne troubles.
Wood's Phospilodine,
The Great English eemefy,
is an old, well estab-
lished and reliable
been
'preparation. rescribed Has
sused
oyer 40 years. All drug-
gists in the Dominion
of Canada sell and
recommend as being
Before and defer, the medicine
Sts kinonlyd that cures andof
gives universal satisfaction. It promptly and
permanently cures all forms of Nervous Weak
ness, Emissions, Spermaforrlusa, Impotency/,
and an effects of abuse or excesses ; the excessive
use of Tobacco, Opium or Stimulants, Mentor
and Brain Worry, all of which lead to Infirmity,
Insanity, Consumption and an Early Grave..
Price 58 per package or six for $5. One will
please, siz will cure. Mailed prompty on re-
ceipt of price. Send for free pamphlet. Address
The Wood Company,
Windsor, Ont., Canada,
Woods rhospllodine is s.'d in Exeter by Drs. Brown
ng and Luiz, Druggists.
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FARMER
Chopping and Rolling.
li
Giye its a call when you want chop
ping or roiling done.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
CHANGED 1 0II W 1• S,ES.1,)AY
Wheat,., ... , 82 82
Barley- 90 40
Oats.,,, 20 410
'Peas, , .... 00 GO
Potatoes, per bag., 1 00 1 00
gay, per ton.,,... .,.. '7 00
flour, per cwt., roller....
9 00
2 10
1,0
20
l les,
per 100 lbs . , , . 5 00 15 00
Live hogs, per (Mt 5 50
Dressed I -logs, , 9. 05
Shorts per owt.. , . Oq 95
Bran per cwt , '75 80
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HEAD OFFICE, 31013202;AL
Capital Void llir 0,000,000
Rest - - 2,700,000
A"s,^enerel Bani:ing• business transarlell.
In at most favorable cermet rates allowed on
Savings Bankaccounts and Deposit Receipts.
CommoreialLettera or Credit ieeuecl, available in
China, Japan and other foreign countries,,
Travelling Letters of Credit issued to travellers in
all parts of the world,
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W. S. CHISHOLM,
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ROLLER M1LL� le
We are giving excellent
satisfaction since Re-
modelling our mill.
GRISTING and CUOPPING
DONE PROMPTLY.
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W.E HAVE A COMPLETE STOCK
OF SUCH THINGS AS
Straw Cutter Knives;
Root Pulioer Knives,
Root Pusiner''ss and
All Sizes of Iron. Pips,
(PLAIN AND GALVANIZED)
WE MtkXE TO ORDER,
Castings of Every Description.
For Sale -1 hay l3rc sr# also 1
set 1200 ib. scales.
GENERAL REPAIRS
Mill at Electric Light Plant, • ,
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DR. SLOCUM, Lung Specialise
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Envy Sufferer with Consumption, G terrd,
Bronchitis, La Grippe, Pulmonary
and Bronchial Troubles
If you have any of the following symptoms it means that the germs
of consumption are in your system. Accept Dr. Slocum's gonerous offer.
Are your lungs Weak ? Are you losing flesh?
Do yea Cough ? Are on nate, thin and weak?
Do you have pains in the °least? Do you have ringing in the ears?
Do yon spit up phlegm? Do you have hot flashes ?
Is your throat sore andinflamed.? Is there dropping in the throat?
Is your appetite bad? is the nose dry and stuffy?
DO you have night sweats?: Have you a coated tongue?
Call your disease what you will, these symptoms indicate that you have in your
body the seed i of ;the most dangerous of maladies. In order to let all people know
the marvellous power of his system of treatment, Dr. Slocum has decided to give
free to all sufferers as a test his free trial treatment.
ONE WEEK'S TRIAL OF DRai SLOCUM'S SYSTEM
OF TREATMENT FREE
Nothing could be more reasonable, more generous than 'Dr. slocitm's offer.
The Slbcum System of Treatment has cured thousands and tens of thousands of
cases of consumption in all stages,of the disease. A systein of treatment that
accomplishes more than any One remedy can ever accomplish. A system of
complete medicinal and tonic food, treatment that destroys and eluninates ill tuber,
culosis germs and poison from the system and 'assists nature in building up healthy
lung r nd body tissue, tIvo essential fetietions fora permdnent care.
Accept Or. Siocuni's offer to -day and be cured at Home among 'friends and loved'
one,. Simply write to Dr. T. A. Slocum, Limited, 579 Xing, Street West, Toronto,
Canada, mention your druggist's"name, and state your pest and e$press offices, 'aril.
you will receive the treatment promptly by express. .Mention this paper..
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