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gl nnrate, WOMEN WHO CHARM
puthehed e•sry Thursd.sy Mormiig at the on a HEALTH IS THE FiRST ESSENTIAL
MAIN -STREET, — EXETER.
—By the—
ADVOCATE PU3L'SHIRO COMPANY
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Otte Dollar per annual if paid in &har. e, $l SO
it not so paid.
A.d.wertletzsg Rates off ti,lice,
tics
No paper discontinued until all arrearages are paid
Advertisements without specified directions will be
published until forbid and charged accordingly.
Liberal die•ount made for trau•s•ieot advertisements
i:,,erted for long p ernsis. Eery description of JOB
PRINTING turned out in the fneet style, and at
moderate rates. .'baited, money orders, k.'., for
orb ertieing, sure •riptions, etc., to be trade payable
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Sanders & Creech,
i P..,rtul:r••It.'
rrofeworlonal Cards.
WK. A. R.KINSMAN, L D. S., D. D s..
Honor graduate of Toronto Univeriety.
DENTIST,
Teeth extracted without any pain, or any bad eae. t^
Office in Faneou's Blo.rk, weer side Main street,
Exeter.
DR. D. ALTON ANDERSON (D.D.S. L.D.S
DENTIST
Honor graduate of Toronto University and Royal
College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario. Also I'ost
Graduate of Chicago School of Prosthetic Dentistery
(with honorable mention.)
Altuminum, Gold and Vulcanite Plates made in the !
neatest manner possible. A perfectly harmless an- 1
aesthetk used for painless extraction of teeth.
Office one door south of ('ailing Bros. store, Exeter.
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I)College
T. P. MCI.AUGHLiN, MEMBER OF Ti1F.
College of physicians and Suriecons Ontario. '
Physician, Surgeon, and Accoucheur. Ottiee, Dash•
wood. Ont.
Auetioneera
((�� BROWN, Winchelsea. Livened Auctioneer
11 • for the Counties of Perth and Middlesex.
also for the township of Osborne. Sales promptly
attended to and terms reasonable. Sales arranged
at Post Otlire Winchelsea.
THE I
It Helps Women to Win and Ifold
Men'e Admiration, Respect and Loy
\Vornan's greatest gift is the 131,tver to
inspire admiration. respect, amt !ore.
There is a beauty in health tshic'h is
more attractive to men than in regu-
larity of feature.
To be a successful wife, to retain the
love and admiration of her husband,
should be a woman's constant study.
At the first indication of i11 -health,
paiuful or irregular menstruation,
headache or backache, secure Lydia E.
I'inkhatn's Vegetable Compound and
begin its use.
Mrs. T. E. Gillis, Windsor, N. S.,
describes her illness and cures, in the
following letter:
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:—
When I commenced to take Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound I was suf-
fering with weakness and womb trouble,
headaches, backaches, and that worn-out,
tired feeling. I have only taken the Vege-
table Compound a few short weeks, and it
has made ate well, strong and robust. I
believe that Lydia E. I'inkhant's Vegetable
Compound is without equal for female trou-
bles.'
Women who are troubled with pain-
ful or irregular menstruation, back-
ache, bloating (or flatulence), )eucor-
rlrtea, failing. inflammation or ulcera-
tion of the uterus. ovarian troubles,
that "bearing -down" feeling. dizzi•
ness, faintness, indigestion, or nervous
prostration may be restored to perfect
Merclla11ts Ork Or Canada' hIeaPihnhamd 'sstVetthable Ctaokminpoguny,diu
II HAD OFFICE., M(NTIIE \L I)
capital Paid Up 6,000,000!
Rest & redivided Profits 3,218,989
P3 BRANCHES IN CANADA I
interest at most favorable current rates from date
deposited allowed os. Sayings Bank accounts and De-
posit Reoeipta.
Couimer.ial Letters of Credit issued, available In
China, Japan and other foreign countries. •
Travelling Letters of Credit Issued to travellers In
all parts of the world,
A general Banking business transacted.
SAVINGS BANK.
TILOS FVSIIE, Osextt.tt, 1LaNA41111.
1-' IIEIIDEN, Sere or BR.ANC!IF.. & Cuter i'sPscros
CREDITON BRANCH
\V. S. ('IiISIIOLM, Manager.
Cement
Surely you cannot wish to remain
sick, weak and discouraged, when you
might so easily be cured. The medi-
cine which has made so many other
women well will cure you also.
The Libet-al Executive sub-enininit-
tee of Wentworth have decided to Ap-
peal the recent decision of Chief Jus-
tice Meredith and Mr. Justice Teetzel.
vacating the scat to the Satinets e
court.
PIANOS
That Have to be Sold.
We have in stock THREE PIANOS
which have been in use for it shot t
time only, and wanting to make intuit
Constantly for new. goads, we are going to st•11
these Pianos at a price that they will
on Hand. '"`yet" go.
intending purchasers would do well
to call and inspect these bargains he-
at Exeter and Centralia. ;fore haying,
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The Best Cement in Can-
ada - National Brand.
ices low enough to snit t•vetyhndy.
Jos. Cobbledick
Violins and Violin Sund-
ries Always in Stock.
S. MARTIN
Ifeadquart.•t. fat Stationery.
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN
Hair Renewer
Mates the hair grow long and heavy, and keeps it soh and glossy.
Stops falling hair and cures dandruff. And it always restores
color to gray hair. Sold for fifty years. °'VrtaTl. t= "`
NERVOUS DEBIY.ITY
OCR NEW METHOD TREATMENT will cure you, aro make a mv,
of you, Under Its Inauencs the brain h. omen salve, the blood purified so Ma'
all p:mplee, blotches and ulcers heal up- the nerves become strong as steel, e •
that nervousness bashfulness and despondency disappear; the ryes become tough'.
the face full and clear, energy returns to the body. and the moral, physical au 1
sexual systems are Invlgorsted; •11 drains cease—no more vital waste from tr^
ay m. The various organa become natural and manly. You feel yourself a man
seal know marriage cannot be • failure. We Invite all the afflicted to consult t,•
corndentlally and free of charge Don't let quacks and fakirs rob
hard-earned dollars. WE WILL. eine YO(' oft no PAX'
17N0 NAMES USED wlrltulT WRITTEN CvNSENT.
THREATENED WITH PARALYSIS.
Peter E. Summers. of Kalemaso,.
Sikh., relates his experience:
"I was troubled with Nerving De-
bility for many years. i lay 1t to In-
discretion ant assesses an eat, ;• 30/
youth. I became very despondent ant
dien't care whether i worked or not. I
Imagined everybody who looked at me.
guessed fey secret. Imaginative
0dreams et tight weakened me—my back l
ached, Tad pains In the back of myt
head, hands and feet were cold. tired 11
In the morning, poor appetite, angers (j;
were shaky, eyes blurred, hair bore. y
Memory poor. etc. Numtnels In the
angers set in end the doctor told me
he feared paralysis. 1 toot a:l kinds o'
medicines •nd tried manyrest-Nass
physicians, wore an electrc belt for
three months. went to Mt. Clemens for
strong 7atatNtee baths, but received little benefit. While •ata ?more/tilt
at Mt. Cif mens i was Induced to consult Drs. Kennedy & Xersan, though i had
loot all faith 1n doctors. Like • drowning man 1 commenced the New Method
Treatment and It saved my we. The improvement was Ilke mart --t could feel
the vigor going through my nerves. I was cured mentally, physically and Ily.
I rave sent them many patients and will_ continue to do so."
CURES GUARANTEED OR NO PA.
We treat end cure VARICOCELE. F,aTR1CTt'R17 \RyeT'9 DEBILITY
RLoon DIsnesES. URI\ART COMPLAINTS, KiDNtT AND BLADDER Dt9-
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Thep c'onfederat• ('eat.
There was only one eowplete die
Made for the purpose of coining money
by the Confederate States of America
—that for a one ceut piece, whish was
mads by Lovett, the Philadelphia en-
graver, lu 1861. After he had finished
the dies Mr. Lovett found that he was
unable to send theta to the persous
who had ordered the work done, and,
becoming 11lartta 1, he "struck off"
twelve nickel cents end then carefully
secreted both coins and dies. For
twelve long years the engraver kept
his secret, which was tinnily revealed
through au accident. One day in 1S73
he event to the hiding place of the rare
coins and select j1 ono for a pocket
piece and w•ithin'the month passed it
out unknowingly to Hazeltine, the
Philadelphia restaurant keeper. This
man, knowing the piece to be Lovett's
work, sent It to J. C. Randall, the coin
collector. After some little trouble
Hazeltine and Randall succeeded in
buying the die, and from It they struck
fifty-five copper pies.•,, twelve in silver
and seven in gold. Thi:+ ttscomplished,
they mutilated the die, and coin dealers
now hold Confederate cents ata very
high figure.
Hard Seats.
It Is not well far sedentary workers
to sit on cushions. In man, owing
chiefly to his erect carriage, there is
a strong development of the muscles
of the pelvis and the thighs, which
almost completely clothe the strong
bones of that region. In the seated
position, to obviate undue pressure,
nature has provided a proper cushion
over these bones. Hyrtl',. saying Is
well known, "We sit on the tat of the
*sat as on a mnttrese."
In sitting on a smooth and hard
aurfa.'e the body rests upon three main
points, but In sitting on a soft cusbion
pressure is imparted to the muscles
and interferes with the circulation in
all their ports.
Great attention has been paid to tble
matter in the construction of bicycle
saddles and, speaking generally, with
very beneficial results. Nothing can
be said against a certain amount of
covering, if not too yielding, but the
office stool, properly shape.!, 1s nn ex-
cellent seat.
Food Aversions.
Cows' milk is said to be abhorred by
the Japanese, and rabbits are never
eaten by the Abyssinians, who explain
that rabbits are too much like big rats.
The nativesofthe Sandwich Islands
would not take caviare for a gift.
Cheese In Mexico Is simply curds des-
iccated and pressed in pancake shape,
and even then It is patronized only by
the Caucasian colonists. The hall
breeds accept it with hesitation, and a
two ounce slice of limburger would
stampede a tribe of mountain Indians.
They resent It as a practical Joke In
questionable taste. But why the Ko-
reans eschew Ice cream, as a traveler
reports Is the case, Is less easy to ex-
plain. Perhaps they share the Japa-
nese preJndice against dairy products
or the Chinese predilection for super-
heated tidbits.
A Queer Italian Custom.
On Aug. l of every year the people
of Val di Rosa, In Italy, gather iu the
great square, which is also a thrashing
floor, and proceed to exorcise the devil
for the benefit of their own dreams and
for the well being of their vineyards.
The most intelligent than In the com-
munity is chosen master of ceremonies.
A small fire balloon is made ready and
to tbls the master of ceremonies son
emnly attaches n puppet representing
his Satanic majesty. Amid the shouts
of the peasantry the balloon, with the
devil attnchr4, Is liberated. The good
people believe that for the rest of the
year the evil one will not disturb their
dreams or damage the vintage.
Fawgas Slippers.
Before the discovery of lucifer
matches a largo hoof shaped fungus
growing on the trunks of trees was
used throughout northern Europe for
making amadou or tinder. The thick,
brown, woody flesh of the sante fun -
gee, cut into slices and beaten until It
assumes the appearance of felt. Is used
at the present day hi Germany for the
manufacture of chest protectors, caps,
purses, bedroom slippers and various
other articles.
One Ha•eeltes.
"Papa. Is the hand that racks the
cradle the one that rules the world?"
'That's what I've heard."
"Well, I know one that don't."
Who is It?"
"Norse. Sirs wanted to go down-
town, and main eia told her she'd Ars
her If she wen. and wouldn't give her
0o recomme•. la tion."
A Chronic Habit,
"No," said the roan who had recently
merle his f earth pilgrimage to the mat•
rimonls1 Rear; "I can't say that mar-
riage is a failure."
"Of course not," rejoined his Niche -
ler friend. ' With you it 1s tnerely a
habit."
Then He West.
Father tat heed • f etalrel—Ethel,
what time is it? Ethel tin drnn-Ing
room)—it's a quarter past 10, father.
rather -All right. f'en't forgr't to
start the clock Again after the young
man goes out to get his breakfast.
As Aaslon• Query.
A certain New York restaurant hell
become famous for Its high prices. At
the entrance n faun Net leaving, hav-
ing paid his b111, eves recently over•
heard to nek the whiter, ''1 say -do you
charge Anything tar ging out:"
Generously Thoughtful.
Region Tatters Say, bora, Rimes
the pekoe of a n,tutl. I'tn uearly star--
Stint/it-nen - ('an't d•• 11. me poor fellow
but the next man yo'I ask may, 80
par•'s a toothpick.-Sltchanss.
(it:at.1 in: A very quiet event took
e'•te • 1anelne:d:ey everting, when 'ili..
1 le, elle.- Getteelitfe, eldest daughter of
licety N,itt•slitfe was united in mar-
riage to Alr. Ashton, of Laudon. Moly
Olt• n.•..t teletivt•s of the bride and
g 0eu111 tome' pr'e.t•I11.
`t. Alaiys: It. S. Suitt It, grneer,111.•t
wit 11 it painful accident the other day.
e1'1t'l.• w;tlkitig on the sidewalk he
"-truck ;.0 icy poi tiun tit the walk and
his ftie•t clipped, causing hint to fall
heavily ••n ti. b;,, -k of his head. He
sustained 0 deep cut et, the back of
his scalp.
Clinton: ('hi is. J. Nesbitt, an old
te.,idtnt of titaierich tp., died at the
$ residence of his brtithet•-in-law, Heng)'
linker, here 011 Sunday. to his filth
year. 11le death was not unexpected
as be 11.1. known to be rulfie leg from
irate -nal ('.tncer, and for softie time the
evil has been inevit:,hle. 11.• was ('011'
-ca.. ;Hatost to t he I.tst anti dit'd as he
11..d lived, to ith a reliant trust in his
11. t1+'etuer.
Catarrh Cannot be Cured
with LOCAL API'Ll('.1TIUNS,
they cannot reach the seat of the tlis-
0 ise. Celia:it is a blood of crnstit a -
teem/ disease, and in .ender to cure it
y .n I1111at t..ke internal remedies.
Ilall'�(';,tat•rb Cute Ist.tken internally
and acts directly on the blood e.nd
nntcous surface. hall's Catarrh ('1110
i3 not It quack medicine. it was pre-
scribed by tine of the Lest physicians
in this couutcy for years and is it rey;u-
lir ptesetiption. It is composed of
the Lest tunics known, combined with
the hest blood purifiers, ,acti tig 4111 ('(11 %'
on the mitten: snrfaeee, The flet fret
couileinntion of the two ingredients is
what pont wee. such wonderful results
in goring ('..farad, Send far 10stinuen•
int, ft.•.•.
CO., Traps, Tele/bet),
Sold by druggists price 75e.
Take Hall's family Pills for c'oustipa-
thee
LM APPEAL TO TIM TASRIO>If-
ABLE AZT nor CANADA.
"Lally Bernard," the Well-known
Toronto Journalist, Writes from Eng -
laud of the Battle Against Consume -
Don In Muskoka.
Lally Beruard, of the editorial staff of
the Toronto Clo).e, writing to that paper
from London, England, where she is naw
a resident, shows most clearly that the
battle against the great white plague is
one that should interest n!1 clas=es of tlee
community. It will be remembered that
this writer entered incog. as a patient in
tl:o aluskoka Froo hospital for Consump-
tives, awl afterwards iu the Glue told
of real life in that institution. In hor
present article she says :
"To -day I havo found a letter at t;le
club which neatly missed nue', having
Lees addressed `!.ally Bernard.' flay I
express to my unknown correspondent
my warmest thaeke for the kindly ap-
;.reciation for the littlo I havo been able
W do in the battle !being waged against
tuberculosis in Canada.. 'rho need of
sympathy and interest is a trrmondoue
cele, and I am always puzzle.. when I
feud really well educated and intelligent
people in Canada so criminally ignorant
of the extent of the danger, end the
means which aro being taken to combat
it.
"it may bo of some interest to these
who feel as I do in regard to the respon-
sibility which rests upon each and all to
aid in thin fight against a most insidious
foe, when f toll them, tt: it hero ia Lon-
don, where I have been for only a few
days, I have already come across the
dread enemy four times. First of all, in
the back garden of our humble quarters
in Kennington I espied, when morning
dawned, a tent with two bods in it. I
enquired of our laudlor.l why tho tent
was there, and was told a long story
about the coronation and quarters for
some boys coming up from tho country,
and that he, the landlord, had sub-
sequently found it more agreeable to
sloop in tho tent than in the basement
bedroom he had formerly occ,tpie.l. A
little later, in oonvorsation with tho lady
who securee the lodging*, I learned that
the landlord's son was obliged to sleep in
a tent! Comment was needless.
'• in looking for quarters I found a
charming home of a young doctor and
his wife, where extraordinarily moderate
terms wero asked for really exceptionally
good accommodation. Tho doctor in
questieu haul been ' ordered south,' and
his ode had to keep the house going 1'y
accept n g ' peyiug guest..'
" Yet again, in the third place, I
found that the lady who was at the head
of the establishment had not only lest
her husband from the dread disease, heat
had managed one of tho neat fashionable
sanitariums in England, and her know•
ledge of the treatment and the extent of
the problem in }:uglai l showed ree how
tremendous was the need for care sine
watchfulness in our own rouutry.
" May I ask my correspondent to use
all possible influence to make the ques-
tion of cernhating tut erculoeis one of
interest in the ' fashionable set' to which
she evidently belongs. I know full well,
from the little experience I have had,
bow trernendou.ly a little get in•
tenet and help might lighten the burden
now resting o0 the shoulders of th•
authorities of the Free hospital for ('orn-
sumptivee at Gravenher.t. it is, of
course, f - • v from wealthy centres,
and out • i• to be out of mind.
"I esti • ut.dr'rstand that until
people I, .v,. -.en forty or fifty patients
together in different stages of c',.•nmp-
tion they do not realize what an immense
amount of aid might be given by those
*he aro fortunate enough to be free from
the disease and by those who have little
else tri do than to invent or learn some
new frrrn cf recreation.
" Mrt. Torrington has kindly premiere!
tns b• try and get musiral societies and
people intere•t•d in music to provide a
nlanola for the Hospital. and 1 feel euro it
will hoof immense benefit to the patient,
Surely my correspondent who evinces
snob sympathy with the cause could
maks that sympathy take a practieal
form and organize a hospital library
where becks worth reading might tie
supplied, with some system similar to
that of the Aberdeen Aae. eiatieo, which
has •lone sneh excellent wr rk "
(Note. -Readers—and may their nnm-
Mer 1•e many—who desire to assist in
the work of the Sfuskok• Fre. T1o'p.ta1
frig ('onsnm fetivee may pond their gent. to
Sir Wm. R. `tereclith, Kt , Vice President,
National Sanitari'im Association, To-
ronto. or Mr W. J. Gage, Chairman el
the Mac Live Ct>tna1 Wow,. 1
REASON No 7
WHY YOU SHOULD USE
Red Rose
Tea'
Because ii ie: put tip in sealed parka;, -es.
These packages protect the flavor of the tea and
protect you in weight and guarantee of quality.
No article of food is so easily tainted as tea—it
absorbs the flavor of everything it comes in contact with.
Place an orange beside some tea for an hour, and then
taste or smell the tea—orange too.
Very few tea bins are tight enough to prevent tea
front absorbing the odors of fruit, vegetables, cheese,
etc., etc„ usually mixed together in a grocery—and the
ordinary tea chest is very little protection.
The Red Rose Tea sealed lead package preserves
all the original flavor and freshness of the tea—open a
package and smell its fresh fragrant aroma.
Packages of Red Rosi: Tea are always full weight
and uniform in quality.
T. H. ESTABROOKS, St. John, N. B.
BRANCHES: TORONTO. WINNIPEG.
Grey: After a lengthy illness a xtend- See for th: Miss Fitz};. rald met wit.'
tending over aic•ouple of seats, death a -avet0 accident on Sunday. After
coaling from church she slipped on the
flour cf her mots, faclllter :u.d ft actor-
ing her hip hone.
Brussels: On \Vedtu.d,.v, I:,th, Alis
Annie, daughter of Ala., M. G. Rich
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:rdsor), was united in mai-liege to W.
V. Moffatt, of Turnherry, The (•vie
n tiny took place at the home of tent
bride's mother, and was pet formed by
Rev. Jahn Ross- Mr. ;,1111 \tis. Mod-
fatt will take up their residence inren nhprry-.
claimed another victim of heart trou-
ble, together with an affection of the
• person 0 Jennie,
lungs, in the p t, n t Miss Jcu ,
eldest daughter of William and Mar-
garet Telfer of the 10th conetssien,
early Saturday morning. Dem -used
had been a great sufferer, and only 1 e-
cently returned front Iowa, where .he
had spent 53 good portion of the year
in the hope of benefitting her health.
Miss Telfer, who was in the :;nth year
of her age, wits it general favorite in
the community.
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A FAMOUS SCHOOL,
CENTRAL
STRATFORD, ONT.`/
The i.tlgest and most Successful
co grid and Shorthand School in Western the
tario. Our (-nurses are up•to-late and prarti.a:
Leading colleges In Canada and the United States
employ our graduates as teachers.
Yon may enter at any time.
Write for free ratalnxue.
ELLIOTT & McLACIILAN,
Principals.
Clinton: 1V ed nestle morning two
of our young people left for St. Thou,•
its where they were quietly'ntarried
that evening. We speak of Fred Coo-
per, son of W. J. Cooper, and Miss
NI:legit., eldest, daughter of 31r. A.
Watts. The happy event took place
at the residence of the groom's broth-
er, Antos Cooper. of that city, and the
unbreakable knot was tied by Rev.
1)r. Clifford, The beide w'as becom-
ingly atttirell in it blue ladies clot hems.
Gime, with hitt to match. After it
short honeymoon at Toronto and else•
where. Mr. and Mrs. ('oopet' pat pose
returning to take up housekeepieg iu
Mrs. i,ittle'. cettnge.
BEWARE OF
THAT COUGH
COOL WEATHER
Causes Much Distress to
Throat and Lung
Sufferers
Clear Frosty Morning Air Only
Stimulates Lungs that are Healthy
GRAVE DANGER
Observes 1)r. Nloennt, If a cold 1w ni-
Inwel to rein, I.n/:elms.-.Pneumonia, or
itronehltl• I. more to follow If " Vey
chine" le not token to present Its
grog real,
iren't ex perimeht with cheap cot.gh mixture•
or like de.•"rrione, which at hest ran only
temfs.rarity r'•l,eve,until you are forced tryout
bei front chi• h you t'111arise trailer—the more
easy vi, tan for consumption. This 1e the sea
eon of the year when People are started on the
rapid ro.s 1 to the consumptive's grave, dcrl:ares
the eminent Lung specialist.
CHI
(PRONOUNCED 31=K LEN)
w11) rid the system of all tnberc ilosle polene
and guild tip weak end tweeted hoelie, with
healthy tinny, "i'.•ychine" Ha tonic and it
create-. etren..th, glvr.Jo i a ravenom. appetite
and proslncre healthy flesh.
in ca+e51 of nintinete creigh., pains In the
hinge, tore throat. headache, twin. In the limbs,
extreme weak news, you cannot afford to be
without "t'syetene." it Ie prepared esteessl
for ail disease'• of the lung' and bronchial
etbe., and if yon have the meet sage of a eongh.
sudden chill. shivery feeling. cnl.1 feet or de
premien. eruetlre 'i'sychine" frons >out
dr 'gI.t.
Ifig>our druRg Ist hasn't "Psychine" in stock.
write irr. T. A alo.um. Limited. 179 King
Street We.t, Toronto, Canada, and • sample
buttie w ill be sent you promptly.
NOTICE
ToFrmers aila ll Public
ill Giiei1.
As the spring is coming
on now, gather up all
your old truck such as
Rags,
Rubbers,
Wool Pickings,
Horse Hair,
Old Rope,
Bones,
All Kinds old Iron,
Brass,
Copper,
Lead,
Zinc,
and take them down to
M. Jackson & Son
Main Street, Exeter.
One d. t smith c f 'I -'te.puht:ut lintel
That'- it h' t • t ..0 will get the higbe,l
testi pi ice for them.
CREDITON
ROLLER MILLS.
5533)51L•cLTe•COMM'
SVe are giving excellent
satisfaction since Re-
modelling our mill.
GIUS'I'IN(; and CHOPI'IN(><
DONE PROMPTLY.
H. SWEITZER
EXETER MARKETS.
CHAN(iEI EACH \Vr;I)N1':N1)Ay
Wheat (old) 1 Int 1 ttS
Barley :iii 14
Oats :9)
110*. f 7) hag75 lie
}}J�, pt 7 HOHOR (O
FlourRy, {terer cwt -on, family `J )T+
Flour. low grade pet cw't 1 25 1 :!e
Flutter 19
Eggs ... 'J' )
Lire hog., per cwt 1 (71
I hamar ed hogs..... i, n
Shorts per tern NI an75 _0 8 (10(
Iran per ton l:. 'll P1 fill
Tot key., per lb.... ...... 12
(}eackse
Ure N
('hicken. 7
DI iedApplee .. 3