The Exeter Times, 1894-4-19, Page 5FOUNDLaND OIIISIS
The Assembly ¥ee.ts Under the New
Administration.
GOODRIDGE'S PARTY DEFEATED
The WiriteH'ayltes 1»ov.o a. want of Colr-
Adenee 1►rotion--Tho 'Usher. of the
Illackrod eternised Admit -
tango While the Debate
is In Progress.
Sr.'JOBNS, Nfld., .April 16. --Saturday's
parliamentary proceedings were unprece-
dented. tloodridge's Cabinet was 'sworn
in in tate morning. The Cabinet ad;yised
the Governor to prorogue in the afternoon
and the Governor ,•greed to preliminary
prorogation; to continue until all the
acousodWhiteway members are unseated,
or until the expiry of the revenue bill ren-
ders necessary capitnlation of Whiteway's
"demand for dissolution.
r A.ssembly met at noon on the announce-
ment being made of the formation of a
new ministry. Ex'Pretnier Whiteway
ovecl a vote of want of confidence in the
ew Ministry, and made a lengthy
speech, and was'supported by Mr. Morris,
a colleague.
The debate was not eoneluded when the
usher appeared to summon the members
of the Assembly to attend tae Upper
House, where the Governor's Commis-
sioner, Hon. Edward Shea, president of
the council, presented a motion to form-
ally prorogue the Legislature. The
Whitewayites, then adopted a resolution
refusing edmitt,:ince to the usher until the
Assembly had concluded its deliberations.
The doors were closed and the Speaker
ordered the doorkeepers to refuse the
usher admittance. The debate on' the
main question then continued, and the
motion of want of confidence was passed.
Tho Whitewayites then decided to present
their decision to the Governor immediate-
ly, their aim being to delay prorogation.
The Goodridge party, however, proceeded
/ to the council, where prorogation :Ives
1 finally accomplished.The Whitewayites
refrained from visiting the Governor, and
sent a copy of the vote by the Clerk.'The
Governor was indignant at the affront put
upon him, and returned no answer. The
Speaker then visited the Governor, who
expressed himself in strong terms at their
action.
The new departmental officers assumed
their duties to day.
THE BRAZIL REBELLION.
1fIello'a Itepdrtod Surrender Denied, but
His Forces Arc scattered..
Rro DE JANEnto, April 17. -The Gov
ernment is advised that Admiral Mello did
not surrender himself to the Uruguayan
authorities but remained the
ant t leo on board tl e
Ree lite a It is said, it was his intention
to liTtreender to the authorities of Uruguay,
and that ho offered'to do so on condition
that they world not tarn him, over to the
Brazilian Government.
Tho Urnguynne were not prepared to
give him any such guarantee, and he put
to sea in the Republica. Gell. Salgado
with about four hundred men landed from
,'tile .Republica and submitted to the
"itrugnayans. The men were smarmed and
were nearly all disabled from wounds, ill-
ness and hunger. It is said that 'after
Mello sailed away from 'the. Urugnaynn,
coast he returned to the State of Rio
Grande do Sul and attempted to land with
his men, but the Government troops drove
hint beck and he re.embarked and :+teamed
away. His destination is not known. It
is retinae., the State of Santa Catharine
has declared allegiance to the Governments
It is generally believed the 'Brazilian
Coln ices will not meet on May 13, the day
fixed, but that the state of siege will be
prolonged until July 1.
LoNnoN, April 17.—The Brazilian Minis-
ter has received a despatch stating that the
insurgents have abandoned .all their re-
xnaining vessels at Parana and Santa
Catharine. Brazilian bonds closed with a
rise of 110 on tno Stock Exchange yes-
• terday, on the resumption that the rebel-
lion in Brazil is ended.
MELLO SURRENDERS.
lie Gives Up ilia Sword to tho Uruguayan
Government -Cabinet I)rtFionittoa.
MONTEVIDEO, April 16.—The Uruguayan
government, after having been notified by
Mello of his desire to surrender, sent out a
battalion of infantry to receive his sub-
mission. The commanding officer, after
conferring with 'Mello, accepted his sword'
and placed him and his followers formally
under arrest. Mello landed his men from
the Republica.
• The insurgents lost 350 killed and
wounded and the government forces 100 in
the recent nettle at Rio Grande do Sul.
Gen. Salgado, who had differences with
Mello, with iR)O .inenrgent troops has ar•
rived on Urn, beet soil. The whole force
is Unarmed, What is left of the insurgent
squadron has gone to Parauaguaya.
The Cabinet eri,•iy in Rio de Janeiro is
still fur from s•ttlement. The whole
Cabinet will proably be rearranged, al-
though not all the old Ministers will retire.
The British Budget.,
LONDON, April 17. -The budget was in,g
troduce d in tate House of Commons yes-
terday t,v `lir Win it.ircourt, Chancellor
of thN Exehegner. Sir William stated that
the total revenue for the last year, "which
was only £507,000under the eatimates,
proved the solidity of the national finances
in view of the depression of trade. It was
estimated that the expe'ucLtures for:. the
coining year would be £05,453,000, ;which
will leave it deficit of £4,502.000. It was
peoposed to cover' the deficit by appree
t
.. ) 00 from the sum engaged.
�w,aJO
• 1 3
irf 1 ltil
n the nitvnl defence act, an increase of
the death duties and the increase of a
ponny.iu,the pound itt the Weenie tax, six
pence per gallon on' spirits and sixpence
. per barrel on beer,
Farmer Burets' nerd Luck.
telexwitr.L, Ont., .April 17.—On Sunday
fire broke out in the barn of J'anies Burns,
near this village The barn contained a
reaper and binder and all the seed grain
for this 'sensors These wort also destroyed.
Origin of fire' not known, Loss partially,
covered by insurance.
Death of Drc 'Fat+lie,
OTTAWA., April 1!7.—Dr. `Ioseph Chariet+
Tache, who for years was Deputy Minister
Of Agricitlture, died on Sunday flight at
Skater street hospital. He was 74yeere of
Age. Decerteod erns fa brother of the Arch-
bishop :['ache.
A
3 nkor Sulo
utas
'Banker
.ktnrfrtttnitti April 17, -Cornelius Seltloas,
partner in the banking firdn Of Sehaver,
llirseli & Co,, killed itiniself by opening a
vein in his . wrist. i3tfeinese treullle Wit/
the ea'uti of the, auleide.
NEWS TOMOS OFA Wgellt
Pew �+ Itatnot t, t .,x,+Fnts i t ]t T 'wcttrcls fon
's Isttey laeactere
The Montreal city authorities have bo
gun a war on the paitnbling, dens.
Bradstreet a � reports ad strikes now in
pt'ogress in the States, involving ,55,000
people. '
Senator Vance, of North Carolina, bad a.
stroke of apoplexy at Washington. Satur-
day and died that; night.
Hugh Bothwell, a farnter, went to sloop:
On the 0, '1'. R. near Jarvis on Sunday,
and was ruts over and killed.
The private bank of L. Becker & Co.,
Waterford, hes been closed pending an in-
vestigation into its affairs.
'David Dudley Field died suddenly in
New York on Friday, aged 89. The
funeral took place on Sunday,
The 'Town of Seafortlt has disposed of
its electric light plant. Scott Bres. of
that town are the purchasers,
Dun & Co report 34 business failures in
Canada the past week, ns compared with.
22 in the corresponding week lest year.
Charles Wisdom, colored, was hanged at
St. Louis, Mo., on Friday, for the murder
and robbery of A. Drexeler, a tobacconist.
The next presidential election itt France
will beheld on Nov. 2. President Carnot
will not seek re-election owing to ill health.
At St, Louis, Mo., Henry Nehring, aged
18, wits murdered by bis, brother. George,
aged 22, in a fight over a bottle of whisky.
One hundred and sixty-five children
from England arrived on Thursday morn -
Ing at the Marohmont Home, near Belle-
ville.
The Brazilian Ministers of Foreign Af-
fairs, Public Works and Finance have
tendered their resignations to President
Peixoto:
Rain has not fallen for over five weeks
in England, France, Germany, Austria and
Poland. Farmers are complaining of the
drought.
At Virden, Man., Willie Hutson, aged
14, was drowned while attempting to save
a 4-yearrold girl who had fallen into a
creek.
Gen. Henry W. Slocum died in Brook.
lye, -.N. Y,, on Sunday. Deceased cone.
mended a corps at Chancellorville and
Gettysburg. '
In the Pollard -Breckenridge case ai
Washington on Saturday a verdict for
$15,000 for the plaintiff was returned by
tho jury.
Mr. K. F. Burns, M. P. for Gloucester,
was sworn in as a Senator on Monday.
The. election in Gloucester will take place,
on Tuesday, May 1.
Two or three miles of nets were seized
and destroyed by Fishery Inspector Kerr
near Fort Erre Saturday. They ,were
owned by Buffalo men.
William Taylor, a farmer from neat
l}lenmorris, blew out the gas in a room at
the Market Hotel, Galt, and was found
dead Saturday morning.
Judge Lacombe of the United .States
Court has decided that thewrit
L of habeas
corpus asked for in the case of John Y.
McKane will be denied.
The grand jury at Platt City, Mo., has
brought indictments against forty of the
leading men and women of that place fox
playing progressive euchre.
At Silver Brook, near.. Hazleton, Pa., on
Sunday, a Pennsylvania freight train ran
into a Lehigh Valley express train, killing
one man and injuring many others.
Senor Einilo Caatelar and other mentbere
of the Republican, grotip in Spain have
seceded' from that' party, and announced
their future adherence to the monarchy.
At Fort Erie on Thursday R. Gallop, e
laundry employe, committed suicide. He
had recently failed in business in Pitts
bury, Pa., and his wife had deserted him.
Thomas. Fair, for over 30 years a rest•
dent of Clinton and postmaster for the
same length of time, died on Friday. He
leaves awidow,two daughters and one
e
son '
The lockout of the building trades at
Chicago, which occurred on Thursday, was
not es general as was expected, not more
than 10,000 employes being thrown out of
work,
Word.. comes from Uganda that the Brit-
ish East Africa Company's forces have
defeated King Kabba Raga of Unyoro af-
ter three hours' fighting. Fifty natives
wore killed.
The man who was killed on Sunday week
at the G.T.R. tunnel, Thorold, who was
reported to be Tim Gavin of Hamilton,
has since been identified as James Gavin
of Montreal.
The residence of August Krinkie, three.
miles west of Janesville, Minn., was de-
stroyed by fire on Sunday morning, and
three of Krinkie's daughters, Augusta,
Martha and Edith, were 'burned to death.
The National Miners' Convention in ses-
sion at Colnmbns, Ohio, has adopted a re-
solution ordering a general suspension of
work on ,.April 21 it all States and ter-
ritories where the organization has con-
trol.
At Chatham on Thursday in the Ban-
nister infanticide case, Mrs. Bannister was
sent to two'' years in Kingston Peniten-
tiary, Ellet to the same, and Emma,
another of the babe, to six months in the
Mercer.
A subterranean grave of great antiquity
T
Foo-
chow,
been discovered a Sin tat near Poo•
ha t
,
chow The grave containedapair of brass
and candlesticks besides some an -
vases ,
tient ornaments. It is thought to be over
1,000 years old.
Wm. Vanderwater died in his rooni in
a nightthrough inhal-
ing
Toronto on Thursday n
Yg
chloroform. He had been troubled
,with neuralgia and is supposed was en-
deavoring to procure sleep,
Director Preston of the- United States
mint has completed his final figures on the
gold production of the United States dur-
ing the calendar . year 1893. The total
product is given at $35,950,000.
The American Railway Union 'has en
tered into a struggle with . the Montana
Central and the. Great Northern Railways,
and a general strike began Friday. The
pion demand that the schedule which was
in effect prior to Aug. 1, 1893, he restored.
Howard Gould and Odetta Tyler, the
aotress, whose engagement was formerly
announced on March 27, aro not to be mar-
ried. Howard Gould sty's that the wishes
of his brother George and members of the
family have been effective in causing the
cancelling of the engagement,
Owing`to the grand canal at Iiungmiao
having overflowed its :hanks ttvlee the
Governor-General, Li flung Chang, stated'
that the trouble was devised by the devil-
try of a river god, who had concealed bitn-`
self there,' The natives olefin to have seen
him' in various guises+, : A. temple is de.
eerted at the spot.
The Executive Board' Of the Patr ns of
ill . n
Tndttstry, which Met in Toronto, has' de-
termined to make representtttioneto the
government with reference to rho proposed
e n it line
srtbsidy to an Atlantic st ttI ps #p +
They Will urge that the bonus be only
granted Ott condition of taufiieient Actin n-
mOdatiOn: for freight and reesonabIO still`
uti,b-
i4w .a.•,�q'ern .•x'
T'F1„
Y
KNOWLEDGE
Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal :enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet-
tor than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting . the world's beat products to
the needs of physical being, will attest;
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is clue to its presenting
in the form •most acceptable and pleas-
ant to the taste, the refreehing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax-
ative ; effectually cleansing the system,,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently During. constipation.
It had given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid,
neys, Livor and Bowels without weak-
ening them and it perfectly free from
every objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug-
gists in 75c. bottles, but, it is manu-
factured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the'name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
For Sale at C. Lutiz's Drug Store
THE VERY LATEST NEWS -
St. Michael's Hospital, Toronto, will be
doubled at a oort of $50,000.
K. D Uquickly relievee and cures Indigos-
tion,
Vancouver employs needy Italians on itt
relief wok. -
English parrots are scarce about St.
John, N. B.
ThcmatFair,for over 30 years.postm est
er Clinton, died Friday. He 'cavae a. wife
two daughters end one Fen.
Do not neglect cougl s, colds, asthma
and t ronchitie, but cure them by ui,ing
Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup.
The Sandusky Fish Company eav that
Lake Erie has been drained of fieb, and
will operate at the Lake cif the Woods..
Norway Pine Syrup is the safest and
b et cure for coughs, colds, asthma, bron-
chitis, sore throat, and all throat and lung
troubles. Price 25o. and 50 cents.
At Sudbury Friday =night a demonstra-
tion was held in celebration of the Ontario
Government's new ruining bill r,eepccting
exemptions from royalty.
Bad blood eanses blotches, boils, pimples
abeceeses, ulcers, scrofula, etc, Burdock
Blood. Betters cares bad blood in any form
from a common pimple to the worst scro-
fulous sore. '
Mr James 13.Huddart, the 'proprietor of
Abe Canadian Pacific nihil seryice to Ano
tralia says ho .expects that England's de-
oirion in regard to the subsidy asked by the
lrojectors of the enterprise at the conclu-
sion of the conference to be held in Otta-
wa in June will be favorable.
On Saturday 100 men employed in J.1fc
Pherson & Co.'s boot and shoe manufactory
Flamiltor, went out on strike a;ainst re
ductionon the scale of wages.
Itch on human and items and all
animals cured to 30 minutes by Wolford's
Sanitary Lotion; This never fails. Sold by
C.LUTZ.
AL,L MEIN.
Young, old or middle aged, who rind .thom-
selves,nervous, weak and exhausted, who are
broken down from excess or overwork, result-
ing in many' of tho' following symptoms :
Mental depression• premature old age, 1080 of
vitality, loss of memory, bac draoms, dimness
of sight, palpitation of the heart, emission,
look of enerty,pain in the kidnoys,lhoadaehes,
pimples on the face. and body, itchingor
peculiar sensation about tho scrotum, wasing
of the organs, dizziness, %poets before the eyes'
twitching of the muscles,' eyelids and olae-
where, bashfulness, deposits in the urine, loss
of will power, tenderness of the scalp and
spine, weak • and flabby muscles, desire to
sleep, failure to bo rested by sleep, constipation.
dullness of hearing. loss of voice,<" desire for
solitude, excitability of temper, sunken eyes,
surrounded with leaden circles. oily looking
skin. et 3., are all symptoms of nervous debil-
ity that load to insanity runless cured. The
spring or vituleourso having lost its :tonsion,
every function wanes in consequence. 'Those
who through abuse committed tan ignorance,
may be permanently cured. Send Your ad-
dress for book on: diseases peculiar to man,
sent free, sealed. Address :+1. V. LIMON, 24
Maodonnell Ave., Toronto Ont.,Oanada
FOR OVER FIFTY YE
IRS.
S
T
— Mr
At, OLD AND WELL -TRIED Rt,msnv s.
been used fifty
hsb s y
Wmal a SoothingSyrupa
Ow
rears by millions omthers for their ohildren
while toething,with perfect suocosa. 11 soothes
the child, sof tens the gums, allays the pain,
cures the collo, and is the best remedy for
Diarrhoea, le pleasant to the taste. Sold bi
e
tof 25 cents
part the world. druggists in ovary u,w
a bottle. -118 value 18 tnealeulablo, Be euro
and ask fort Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
and take no other kind.
Englieh Spayin' Liniment romovee all
hard,'soft or calloused Lumps and I3lem-
ices from horses, Blood Spavin, Curbs,
Splints, RInR Bone, Sweeney, Stifles,.
Sprains, Sore and Swollen Throat, Coughs,
etc. Savo $50 by nee of one bottle.
Warranted the most wonderful Blemish
Cure ever known. Sold by C. Lutz, Drug-
! el. Sep 18,'93
Canada shipped 876 tons of bay' to Eng.
land last month.
Burn' TN Srx„Horns,--.listreesing Kid.
no and bladder diseases relieved hi sit
bourn by the "Great South American Kid-
neyCure.” This new remedy is a great
sut prim and delight to pbysioians on ac.
count of its exceeding prumptneee In re -
Roving pain in the bladder, ithineys,baok
and every part of the urfr.ary passages in
male and female: It relieves retention of
water and pain in passing it almost immed
atoly, If you want quick relief end cure
this is your remedy, Sold by 0. LUTZ,
At
CUBED 10 A DAY - o t
.1tnRtJ11[ Is>,t Uo . S u h
American Rheumatic Curr. for Ithoutnatiem
lend Neuralgia, radically euros in 1 to 3
days' Its sationupon tlteaystea) is'remark•
t t rine t roln 've at once
able tend In tenons. r . z o s ono
rho cause end the diseeee Immediately dill'
apttears. The Atilt dodo in eatl;y ` benefits,
7'G aediw, Sold bV' b, Ittttz, llrggalit, I�iIE#
TUB NliIFY CASE.
'�,',nl�. flastmrox DooToiie Ant, ruzzt,sl)
AsoU'1"rue Itgkt.ilitca.nae ()VAX
'1 nt4x OPI 43 ktP% QUIts IUD
Cae$ etc ZWMAv Dt++11A00,
DVT Dapn'e 1jr.1 nr PILLS
BATE »ottz ep.
Hamilton, April I0,—The dooterr of thea
*pity are ehowlug great interest fu a re -
workable eurereported from Port Colb,,rne.
Harvey H. Neff, of the latter town, had an
aggravated form of kidney disease, eon-
sequent on an attack of typhoid fever.
I'ltyaiolans could not cure the kidney dis-
order, but Mr, Neff has regained leis
health alt, r taking five hoses of Dodd's
Kidney Pille, Dodd's was the first kidney
remedy in pill form ever offered the public.
Its wonderful encoess in curing' all forms
of kidney disease, bas led to tbo introduc-
tion of numerous cheap and worthless
imitations 1" urehasers, for -their own
eafety, ahonld insist on getting Dodd's
Kidney Pills. ,t3old in largo boxes;; prioe,
fifty cent, or six boxes for 82.60. To be
bad of all dealers.
cow at Owen Sound last gave
A
Isiah to three calves.
Gravenhurat's Presbyterian church is
looking for a'pastor.
Thin and impure blood is made rioh'and
healthful by taking Flood's Sarsaparilla. 11
braces up the nerves and gives renewed
strength
Women with pale, colorless faces,who;feel.
weak and dieooureged,will rc o i •e both mere
tal and bodily vigor by using Carter's Iron
Pine, which 'arc :made for the blood, nerves
and complexion.
HOW TO GET A
PICTU1IE.
Send 25 "Sunlight"Soap wrappers (wrap
per bearing the words "Why does a woman
look older sooner than a man") to Lever
Bros., Ltd., 43 Scott Si., Toronto, and you
will receive by post a pretty picture, free
from advertising and well worth framing.
Thio is an easy way to decorate your home.
The soap is the beet in the market, and
it will only cost le postage to send in the
wrappers, if you leave the ends open,
Write your address carefully,
"SUNLIGHT
C. O. Brunettes & Co.
My son George, has suffered with neural-
gia.round the heart since 1882, but by the
application of MINARD'S LINIMENT in
1889 it completely disappeared and bas not
troubled him since.
JAS. MCKEE.
Linwood, Ont.
EntorPackinglinso
Wo .have on hand a select Stock of
Hants, Breakfast Bacon, Backs, Rolls
and Long Clear Bacon.. .
Lard in E, 8, 10, or 20 lb pails, 50 or
65 lb tubs at lowest cash prices.
La O C
weighing from 150 to 200 lbs wanted at
all times,
SNELL BROS.
Carriages Wags:
We have received a choice lot of
Children's Carriages and Wagons, which
will be sold
(%.
Come and see them and be convinced:
Our Stock of BOOTS & SHOES is
now complete in every litre. , Prices to
suit everybody. We don't advertise a
20 per cent discount` and claim' a 20
per cent profit for our trouble, nor do
we drag people off the street to induce
them to buy. Coale in yourselves and
get prices, and you see at unce we have
no 40 per cent profit,
Good Cow-hide,Hand• made Boots' $2.90
" Kin
"r" Plow
:Men's Half Soling
Women's '
" 3.25
Bats 2.25
Boots 90
85
- 30
iNo, charge for rips; also see our Hai-
ness. Catl't be beaten for style and
quality, and everything in the Harness
line.
J. TREBLE.
This Space
BELONGS TO
J.T),ATKINSON
Furniture Dealer.
WANTS
Agents to sell our ohotoo and hardy nursery
sties eitber on Salary er Qotuntission. We
atm give our men tiro Privilege .of selling our
new end choice varieties: of seed potatoes..
Ssoure theegonoy at 9005, whtoh will ihand•
somata repay you as now is tbo tttno to sell
stroll goods for snping. plantiu .
Address the k'+ tV. MA $ 0oMP AN !, Nursory>
men and Propagators of Olivine Seed retatosH,.
ktoobester, N.Z
Largest
Finest. Desi ..g ns.
LowestPrices.
Immense show rooms loaded ` with
goods every quality,, style and price,
but all the best for the least money,
Our
Spring Stoke
now complete, is the pick of the mar -
keit in everything --is elegant and varied
beyond 'description.
on.
Parlor Furniture'
Willbe the fate this
Ivor*. sk.
The
unus-
ual size and variety of the line does
not admit giving pieces in detail,
Odd Pieces
Will be especially attractive in pricer
and all who wish for much, in return
f or small outlay,will not be disappointed..
8. GIDLEY & SDN,
ODDFELLOW'S BLOCK.
7D0 YOT.7
Want a Bicycle?
THE G. 8s J.
PNEUMATIC
T>� &�r TIRE ,c'61°-
ar t, .' t:
ailettaninaintanfallettleilatalleg
After All
Stylish
Go a icing way tow 4g tlaaldirll
gentierrlan,
Times Are hard, and you wanttho
best you can get for your rflonay,.
Have youever tried
171 110 Grieve,
He is prepared to supply you With
tl Bobby spring suit at olotilns,ol
superior quality, and make at hard
time prices. Drop in and take a
look through his stoc 1, it will sur-
prise
you.
Exeter,
EXETER LUMBER Y,
Tho undersigned wishes to inform the
g t r public injgeneral that he leeon-,.
scantly in Stock all kinds of p
BUILDING I'
MATERIAL) ) (DR]SSED AND UNDRESSED)'
PINE and HEMLOCK LUMBER,
B. C, RED ONTARIO AND HIGH LAND'
And. PINE SHINGLES.
Special notice is drawn to B. C. Red Cedar Shingles which is acknowlekto be the
Most Durable '.Graber of any that grows. Specialty for Shingles. Said by
competent judges to last from thirty six to forty years in any olimato.
W1L.LXS
OIL, OIY,, OIL, OIL!
THE BOBIER PRODUCT : 00. have decided to Retail Oil. at
Wholesale Prices
Best Canadian Oil, 12c.
Best Canadian Water White; - 17c.
Best American Water White - 20c.
COME
ONE , COME
ALL.
THE BOBlERSPRODUCE CQa
Is the, only Tire that g'.ve satisfactionlast year
MANUFACTURED BY
Th Goold Q9 ypie CO. LTD.
na VONOE STREET, Brantford, Ont
TORONTO
PERKINS & MARTIN
Fanaon'F Nock.
A DRI
A Slow Coach is the synonym for stag-
nation—the comparison to be avoided.
It's enterprise that brings the business
—it's the amount of business that
makes the profits.. We hive cut our
bargains to the last notch, and the
trade must conte. Now is your oppor-
tunity to buy
PARLOR SUITES,
BEDROOM SUITES,
DINING -ROOM SUITES,
Chairs, Lounges, Springs, or anything
in the Furniture .Liner.
N 110'77.E.
.
CENTRAL
Make a better filling for Corsets
than any other known material.
"Featherbone" Corsets are tough-
er and more elastic than any
oth3r make, as they are entirely
filled with quills (Featherbone).
To be had at all Retail Dry Goods Stores.
SHAVING
PARLORS.
A. HASTINGS,.
�IL0 ' arro a.
Agent for the Brantford Steam
Laundry.
FANSONS BLOCK.
A Full Stock
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Browning s
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Books,.
N—Books,. - Stationery, - and
Fancy Goods,
Bibles' Hymn Books ks in every very var-
iety, Scribblers, Pads, Note Paper,
Ink, Pons, Pencils, Lock Bores,
Etc., etc.
J . rowning's
BOOKSTORE.
See that horse ?
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NEX..rL.
WEEKMY
Best Ordered Clothingproduced. in Exeter
Gentlemen 1 lease your orders+ car ly,Cor
With the best etafi of Tailors ; the bee -
stook of Fine triniminge, ani the beat
Cutting inTown,yea are euro of satrttlAet
ton t� �y r�.
M
imoots bn d
glOney coat.
ind fools in
good enough
oondttion to
win the
"DE l EY,'
%r.1 so 'would
at • horse if
itt owner Used.
DICK'S BLOOD PUR1.i'IER.
it renews the system, mulches tht blood and
gives nature it fair ohance, is also at unfailing
eradicator for bets and worms. i. It t, fust as
good for cattle 'as for horses, tiro a Inc cook -
ago if your horses or battle are not thriving,
Fernsltnviu, curb,
ringb
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blin
"t,
Diells Mutter 600.-Dt0�sLinimentga
ulfls
s
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r
sprains, s elltags, bruisos.oo� o.-dto a
Ointment f rSsratolrcs.oldsoros, snddlo
.e0,20e. mailed
on rcooiptof prloe,
'i IOlt ett00 P. 0.tot 462 alexia ttttArtt
A MAN
an always .
Be Dressed Well
If he goes to the proper Tailor.
We have a large range of Pat-
terns to choose from - .Natty
Tweeds, Serges. and Worsteds,
Inde up in any style, and fitting
the customers SO well that inti-
mate friends do not scruple to
ask who made your Suit. Our
customers never hesitate but
answer with a knowing smile,
The Tailor.
IN
OVERCOATS
'NE -LEAD.
J. Murray & Co.
The - Exeter Foundr;
And Machine aC 1 0
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W rk
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Manufacturers of and Dealers in
PLOWS, SULKY PLOWS, GANG
PLOW'S, HARROWS, LAND
ROLLERS, S f AFTING, 'F UL.
LETS AND .EA.NGERS.
Wholesale Manufacturers of Plow
Points s ari d Castings.
s.
Moroi Discount to Cast C'tcsicinsrs.
Change in B' ;ett.ess
iS
Butoher.
Having purchased the Butohet-ing but
iness of Messrs. Wood Bros,, will take)poseessian ort April 1st, "afid I would rot
peo£fuliy solicit the o of a tllc.
patrota tl e
old customers of the shop l
1 p,alld els .li°len,`y
now onos,f as CAB fitvor inc with a: Call.
Meats of all kinds always on hailt
and aotfoot satisfatition ii '
1 ttzrixrteerrl.:
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lours faithfully,