The Exeter Times, 1894-6-7, Page 5YT, 4icltde O'hatesse
Montreal, P. Q.
Marvelous Medicine
A
Whenever Given a Fair Trial
; Hood's Proves Its Merit.
The following letter is from Mr. J. Alcide
Cliausse, architect and surveyor, No. 153 Shaw
Street, Montreal, Canada:`
`+C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, lass.:
"Gentlemen:—I have been taking Hcod's
Sarsaparilla for about six months and run glad
to say that it has done no a great deal of good.
last May my weight was 152 pounds, but since
HOODS
.Sarsaparilla
CURP
I began to take Flood's Sarsaparilla it has in-
creased to 108. I think. Hood's Sarsaparilla is a
marvellous medicine and am very much pleased
with it," J. ALamr. CI:XAtrsaly.
Mood's Pills cure liver ins, constipation,
biliousness, jaundice, sickhoadache, indigestion.
Patrick Finnegan, ..t Eton, Ont, a car-
penter, tried to get into Buffalo with a kit
of tools on Thursday but was turned back
by Inspector DeBarry.
ector DeBarr .
The cataract .was removecl from Mr. Glad -
stone's right eye onThursday. No auresthotio
was administered. and Mr. Gladstone bore
the pain with great fortitude.
The volcano on the island of Stromboli
is showing great activity, The eruption is
increasing in violence and there are fre-
quent earthquakes.
The appeal of Chamberlain, the Winni-
peg personator, has been dismissed, and
he will serve the three years' sentence in
Stoney Mountain Penitentiary.
Advices from China says an epidemic
similar to the "great plague" which de -
vested London during the seventeenth
centuoy, is now prevalent in Canton.
Jest -Landry, a Winuipeg hotel -keeper,
wlio has been missing for two weeks, was,
found on Thursday in Red River. Itis
supposed he committed suicide.
Governor Flower of Now York State has
vetoed Assemblyman Lawrence's bill to
prevent the display of foreign flags or em-
blems ou public buildings.
ed The G.T.R. have rescinded their order
limiting shipments over the road during
strike, and are now coal ). n r prepared the red to
P P
receive consignments as heretofore.
At a convention field in Limerick, at
which 200 delegates worn present, it was
decided to nominate the convict Daly for
Parliament at the general elections: .
The French Government has sued the
Chicago World's Fair directors for $100,-
000 for damage to the French exhibit by.
the fire in the manufacturers' building.
Hail fell to the depth of twofeet in the
northern section of Oxford on Friday.
Great damage to crops is reported, and
several washouts on the Railways occur -
W. L. 1?t.,1tlatz of Berlin, Ont., a vet-
erinary surgeon, was.eut to pieces at Por-
tage la Praire on Thursday, while attempt-
ing to board a moving Canadian Pacific
train. •
George Holland, a farmer, living about
four miles south of Madoc, while plough-
ing Thursday evening was killed by light-
ning, as were also his team of horses
ancf a colt.
Seagram's
J. E. Joe Miller and 1lIr. Vi-
car of Wakefield were first and second in
the Queen's Plate on Thursday. Mr. T. D.
,. '
$oclt,cus.Lou Daly was third. Eleven
horses ran.
A bill has been signed by the New York
state Governor which makes it a misde-
,• meanor for any municipal or state con-
tractor to employ any other tbnu United
States citizens.
John Connolly, a Canada Atlantic rail-
way brakesntan, on Sat-arc:toy morning fell
from a moving freight train at Bearbrook
and had his head split open. fie will
probably die.
Wore has been received et Coliingwood:
i e at the Bustards stili r B ds of two
the
boats and.22 trapnets by
theGovern-
ment
ow iu-
ment cruiser, : The net were burned and
the fishermen fined. •
A. S. Macdonald, one of the chief own-
}} ers of the Great Northwest Central Rail -
"T way; whose affairs have been before the
Canadian courts frequently of late, died at
Winnipeg on Thursday, aged 62.
John 3. Gauthier, an inmate of St, Pat-
rick's Orphnns' Home: Ottawa, who set
are to the orphanage a few weeks ago, was
on Saturdayseateneod to three years' im•
prisonment in Kingston peuiten fiery.
In the Senate of Cambridge University
cm Thursday the proposal to confer an
honorary degree Upon the Duke of York
was challenged, but on the motion being
put to a vote it wascarried by 137 to 6.
Six men were killed on Thursday at
Stickle Hollow, Pa., in a riot, and a num-
ber of others were wounded. Stickle Hol-
low is sixteen miles from Scottdale on the
Pittsburg, Mcleesport &•Youghiogany Ry.
Ben Roffenbaeib, at notorious desperado
wanted at Monroe, La,murder, , for was
shot and killed by a Sherri's posse near
Greenwood, Miss., while resisting arrest.
SEfof1enbaeh formerly lived in ]luffslo,
14Ir, A. T. Freed, for many years chief
editor .of The Hamilton Spectator, severed
his connection with that puree' on Thurs-
flay.: Mr. J. R Canoron, who hes been
managing editor, succeeds hien. Mr.
Freed has boon appointed inspector of
weights and measures.
t 1 r ruun or Petit between farrier
By t2 .l 3 k �.
,A;ttornoy'1+ellows end :Gen, 'Tracy, Bru-
tus 'Wimali's trial has been postponed tail -
til Ajonday, dune 4. lair. Whelan says the
Only Canadian lawyer assooiatecl with !
Olen. Tracey and Boardman, his partner,
in the trial of ,the ease is Ali, J. N. Green.
shields, Q.C., of Aleetreal.
lt' Iai OP IIXT1 AORD;INABX:1'1irliVIt
AND FIRMNi'1SS 01' PUBP081J,
Amongst men, who have forced their
way 10 fume and fortgno,, Mg may, name,
as au example to all, worths of iu itatims,
the famous and justly oelebrated Thotuar
gollorray, better known throughout the.
"wide, wide world' for his Pills and
Ointment.. Of these rnedioines ilj is not
our purpose at speak --we .are not writing
puff, hut eoiid plain facts, 'to show what
can be done by great strength of: mind
and that what out man has done another
Duty do, provided that he has the ability
and determination to use it with all hie,
goal!,
We read of the Great Napoleon, whose
ambrtioa was to conquer the world, but
Holloway done something else, for, in-
stead of shedding of busman blood, he has
oured his thousands, and spread great joy
among the poor eons and daughters of
affliction by his wonderful Medicines; and,..
•although he does Pot pretend to "raise the
dead," yet be has payoff strength the halt
and soundness to the lame; and if he hoe
not "opened the eyes of the blind," he has
soothed the pain -worn, and oomforted
those on the brink of the grave; and in
the four quarters ofthe globe hie preparat.
lona hope found their way—not by the
force of the sword, not with the aid of leg
ions, but have been silently borne on the
bosom of old ocean In our huge merchant
ships to every corner of the civilized world
where suffering man is to be found.
But to do all this gigantic work. to
accomplish so wondrous a deed, required
much thought and mach energy, for with-
out these eombioed, anis mighty work
could not hL vo been accomplished. And
thus be did it. There is a wise saying
"Don't spare printer's inks" and Holloway
spared neither "printer's ink" nor vast
piles of the precious metal, gold. He.
advertises in all the languages spoken
among civilized cations—and whether you
go into France, Belgium, Rolland, Prussia,
Denmark, Russia, Gr:•ooe, Spain, Portu-
gal, Switzerland—nay, we might say all
the kingdoms of the world --and in a
thousand tongues theytalk of "Bolloway's
Pillai" -in a' thousand languages they, utter
"Holloway's Ointmenai" 'Ve are filled
with boundless wonder and a-tonishment
that one mac, one mind, ono head, could
plan and devil, all tbis; and we may say
that, if one man has really done so, there
mast be sogie wonderful curetiveproperties
about bis Pills and Ointment,—Poet
Close's Historical Nuticrs.
A Free Sample of the la)). C. will be
forwarded to any address. K D. 0. Co.
Ltd., New Gla>gow, N. S., and 127 Stale
St., Boston, Mars.
PECULIAR To ITSEaF.
So eminently sucoesefnl as Hood's Sarsap-
arilla been that manyleading citizens frcm
all over the United States furnish teatimo-
nials of cures which seem alwaysmiraoul-
oue, Hood's Sarsaparilla is nut an accident
but the ripe fruit of industry and study.
It possesses merit "patellar to itself."
Hood'sPills ours Nausea, Siok Headache,
Indigestion, Biliousness. fold by ' all
druggists,
Rev. D M. MILIEU,.
Adelaide St. Baptist Church, London
Ont ,certifies, "I have used the remedy
known ns H. D. C., and have found it to
give relief when the stomach did not pro-
perly digest the food eaten."
E. D. C. Pills the best family pills on the
market.
The body of an nn
know
n man, about 00
years of age, was found in thWelland
Canal at Thorold on Saturday evening.
Near St. Hillere, Quebec, on Saturday
morning Aline Blenaime, a well-to-do
bachelor farmer, „committed suicide by
hanging.
In a riot between striking miners and
officers at Uniontown. Pa., on Thursday
three strikers were killed and half a dozen
wounded.
THE BLUE RIBBON RACES.
PROGRAMME FOR THE GREAT JU-
LY MEETING AT DETROIT.
It Should be the Grandest Conclave
of Trotters and Pacers in the
. Annals of the Turf.
With the finest equipped race course in
America and a splendid stet of entries for
the special events whin., closed during
the early spring, the prespects for the an-
nual Blue Ribbon meeting of the Detroit
bright. t. Never was the outlook so cheer-
ful as it is this year,and witheverything
new and attractive he
club believes the
enviable record.. of past triumphs will
have its greatest addition in this year's
meeting.
The arranging`of a programme for so
important a meeting is a matter which oc-
cupies much more time than the average
spectator imagh es as he watches the
sleek -limbed trotters •rush down the broad
stretch. Records are gone over, success-
ful programs of Ila reviewed and at last
the program wa.s really for the conclave
which begins on July 10. A feature that
presents itself on the first reading is the
fact that there are to be six days of
racing this year instead Of. five, and for
the 18 events the: enormous sum of $70,000
is offered;, probably the greatest amout
in substantial purses ever given by an
association. The five purses and stakes
which have already closed have 141 en-
tries and this time the club has made a
departure in its set purses. In the first
p
place $2,000 is offered for a free-for-all
team race and then there are pacers for
2:12 trotters and also for pacers of the
same class, This is to give a chance to
horses whose owners do not feel like en-
teringthem in company where the Direc-
f
trims latix.es Fantasies or the'ti a,ac is ois
,
Flying 7 rs and Hal Pointers are eligible.
4MONDAY,.
T .
PI1 ,. DAY,TC .Y it1
-
Purse $2,0(10, for 2-yearohl4 2:10 class, trot-
ting (closed); lot) .extra to winner of fastest
heat it faster than 2:13'4•
Purse $2,000, i y tar -oils and under, 2:25
Mars, pacing (closed): $500 extra to winner of
fastest .heat, 11 faster th to':001Ar
Purse $2,000 2:27 class, trotting: $500 extra
to winner of 1asteet heat, It feeler than 0:15%.
0000071. DAY, TUESDAY, T1lLY 'N1.
Purso $2,000, 2:21 class, trauma; $500 ex-
tra to winner of fastest heat, if. faster thftn
2:111A.
The ITorsetnen stake for 4-year'Nd+ $11,000,
with Sterling silver cup of $1,000 to brooder of
the 'inner of the fastest heat, if faster 'than
2:0514,
Purse $2,000 2:10 lass, /facing; $500 ix.
ire to winner of fastest lisat, if faster than 2:10,
TilItMD 1/AY, 1Crsrry1ODAZ T00X 10,
Purse $2,000, 3 -year-olds, 2:30 sass. trotting
(elosad); $500 extra to w(nner of, fastest heat
if feeler than 2:14,
Morel:ant.s' and 7,leniifnetarers' purse,:00,000,
2:21 class trotting- Celoa'd); :$500 extra to win-
per of Ingest hent, if foster than 2:13:.'
Purse • 2,000, trotting tenons 0500 extra . to
winner le fastest heat, if rancor tisat 2:15.
P0UIt214 DAT;
Tit111SDAY lJi
lta
10.
Parse 0a.000 2:10 class, trotting; 500 a
rtr
n
Pure 0.,OOi2:15 class, hrotn -
.500 exra
to winner of 'fastest haat, tf taster than 2:08lit,.
Perm $2,000free-for•-all, trotting; $500 • to
winner of fastest heat, If faster than 2:0514.
II•^Tft DAT IrrtXDAY, 1t70 T 20,
Porsn $2,000, 2:12 class. trotting; • 8000 extra
to winner of fastest heat, it faster than 2:00'ita,
Parse $2,000, 2:12 class, acing; $500 ox-
en to winner of fastest heat, 1t faster than
2:091.
Purse2,000, 2:1S class :trotting:.000 extra
to winner of fastest haat, 11' feser than eietnL.
suers DAT, SATURDAY, TACT 21,
Purge $2,500, merchants and Mnnufaotttrers'
connsolatleo; $500 extra to Witmer of fastest heat
it better than fastest beat in the mate puree
and 10 eeele be beaten. •
Pers, 82,000, freo'for-all, pacing; $500 extra
to winner et fastest heat, it faster than 2:04.
.horseman's Consolation stake 80,000; $500
extra, to winner of fastest ]teat 1t better than
foster hone le ate 01a131 stake if 2:01514 la beaten.
Paso 82,000, Special to bo announce&L
KNOWLEDGE
Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment 'when
rightly used. The many, who live bet-
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the world's best 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 due toits presenting
in the form moat acceptable and pleas-
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax-
ative ; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to ntilliona and
met with the approval of the,,niedical.
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak-
ening them and it is perfectly free frau
every objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs s is for sale by all drug-
giste 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.
1'or Sale at C. Lutz's Drug Store
R. D. C. the Ring of Dyepepsia ' Cures
try it.
At Montreal on Monday a runaway
horse with buggy jumped into a drain
where 24 men were working. An Italian
named Soliyeni wits very seriously injured.
Geo. Steele is also badly Burt.,
Thin Lames.
The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies may nee the California
liquid :laxative, Syrup of Figs, under all
conditions, makes it their favorite remedy.
To got the true and genuine article, look
for the name of the California Fig Syrpp
Co.,printed sear the bottom of the pack-
ages. ,,,
Most coughs may ba cured in a few
hours at any rate in a few days, by the use
of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. 'With such a
prompt and euro remedy as this at hand,
tbere is need of prolonging the agony for
weeks and months. Keep this remedy in
your house.
Health and happiness are •relative con-
ditions; at any rate,thore can be little hap-
piness without health. To give the body its
measure of strength and energy, the blood
should be kept pure and vigorous,by the nee
of Ayer's Sarsepari1la.
Planter, Hunt8v1
1
1P, Ont.
Heart Disease relieved in 30 minutes.
All cases of organic or sympathetic heart
disease relieved in 30 mit:rites and quickly
cured, by Do Agnew's Cure for the Heart.
One dose convinces. Sold by C. LUTZ.
Pimp]en may be permanently cured by
the continued use of Eseljay's Liver Loz-
enges.
Siok Headache can be cured in the sinileet
way by using Eseljay' i Liver Lozenges.
HE STOLE A MILLION DOLLAR,.—The
deteotiyes persued him acmes a continent.
Ho assumed many disguises; was en old
men to -day, a young girl to -morrow. Ohl
what a relief when ono is almost mad with
lleedaohe or neuralgia to find Stark's Pow
dere at hand for they never fail to drive
away the pain instantly and if need regular
will -effect a permanent cure. 25ets, a
box.
FOR OVER FIFTYI YEARS.
.As OLn .axn WELL -TRIED
RemEDY.—
sir8.
W '
i w s Soothing
Syrup has been used fifty
wears by millions omothers for their children
while teething.with perfect success. It soothes
tho cid h
h 1 soi'to nr
ABt Ogll s,allay9 the pain,
cures the scolio, and is. the best remedy for
Diarrhoea. 1s pleasant to the taste. Sold by
druggists in every part of the world. 25 cents
a bottle. Its value is incalculable, lie sure
and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Sirup
and takeho other kind.
Q'tEALE.D TENDERS.
l: marked'Tor itfnal ted Police Pro ieiene &
Light slime ies,"and addressedtotho Honour-
able, the President oftho Privy Council. Ott•
we, will be received up to noon en Monday, 4
June, 1894.'
Printed forms of tender oontai tang full infor-
mation as to the articles and approximate
(maxi e required,rnay be on application
ur an
y of the Mounted a rated Pollee Posts t
North-wost or at the office of the
he
, undersigned.
No tender will be received unless made on such
Printed forms,
The lowest or any tender not necessarily
aoocpted.
Bach tender must bo accompanied by an ac-
cepted Canadian bank cheque for an amount
/nal to 70 per cent of the total value of the
articles tendered d red for, which will be forfoitedif
ther declines P e dee Lnes to enter into a contract when
called upon to do so, or if ho fails to complete
the sersfoe contracted for. If the tender be
not accepted the cheque will be returned.
No pa)Inent will be made to newspapers in
setting this advertisement without authority
baying been first obtained. •
FRED. "WIEIi'E
Comptroller, N. W. M, Police.
0 (tatira, April 23rd, I804.
I�7 WIUKETT M. D. 0, M.,
• Trinity University ltr. 13. Medical De-
i•artmont, 'Toronto University. Oifiae,Oredi-
ion.
1)is solution of Partnership.
'1•ho pn.rteersbip hitherto existing between
Jewell Cobblcdick and Will Selland, styled
"0obbledick w rolls nd." is tbisday by mutual
ngrow:nen0'dievolved. Mr, Tolland retires and
the business will be continued by Mr, Oobblo-
diek under the name of Joseph Cobblediok.
All accounts due the said partnership will bo
paid to Ufa Cobblediolt, who assumes all the
liabilities of the tire.
JOSIIPH O01IBLEDIOR,
Sl 'ed 'Sy L
gn 2 WILL FOLLAND+
Eaetor May 17, 1851.
EGGS ' HAT WILL HA,'I'OH
Prone apes of thoroughbred Black mamma:.Ibis eon iaheaded by oneoftho highest scot-
;'•a'Ibirds in Canada. Those birds wore exhib-
ited atthe leading fairs 10 Huron last fall,
rsrr3 ing aft' 1st and 2nd. Exeter,1st and 2nc
t'thane. and ail the lot rinses given for
Ulineroasa0tlro $tafoxthfair,
Egg9 i,].lx) par 13.1
Satisfaction grarantoed. Write mo for full
it,formation J', 0.111M), ea£orth,
,ArrLXCT1/,;o PRONE f IN. A.bIQT,
4. l , n W340 r80» WWI lt005XQAL Xrl1088 AP
Q*fxreneoms Cunene ea Dor1A'e'itipzrex
Finns -Tun ,F seeznx :noes
Nxvttxs Penate, sr
bf.o.ItLtyre, Oat. June 4,—The young
bon of ?,ugh Xiaront of tine place has been
aftliote.d with -dropsy from infamy, fie
was bleated and swollen all over. Flip
parents Were at theirevlt$ end to ,find, wino
cure for him when they read of Dodd's Rid.
ney PMs. Mr. Ftamont got six boxes of.
the pills And the boy began taking them.
Before the sixth box was finished he wee
cured.' It doesn't matter whether the pate
ient is young or old, the pille will e1Yect-a
our() of any kidney disease ea of any d'ie.
ease arising from disordered kidneys..
Tbo1'e were 123 students enteral for the
final' Jaw examination .at 0,sgoed° .Hail,
The results were prated; on Saturday. 0f
the total 26 were plunked 'Those who fail.
ed only in ono eubjeot will take a supple
mental in September. W. N, Tilley, of
Bowmanville Welter Gow, of Windsor. L.
R., Logan and B. 1al. Jones, of Toronto
carried off the honors.
Lrbeijey's Liver Lozenges do not purge or
gripe like pills. They simply assist nature
in the production of the necessary bile to
promote a healthful habit of the organs of
digestion.
The trial of John Reginald Hooper, of
Ottawa, on the charge of basing attempted
to murder bis wife, Georgina Leblanc, by
drowning, .at Louisville, was begun on
Monday at Three Rivers, Que.
Sira,—I had such a severe cougb that
my throat felt as if.acraped with a rasp.
On taking Norway Pine Syrup I found the
first dose gave relief, and the second bottle
cotnpletely cured me,
Miss, A. A. Downey, Manotic, Ont.
Burdock Blood Bitters euro dyspepsia.
Burdock Blood BItters auto Conatipation.
Burdock Blood Bitters euro biliousness.
Burdock Blood Bitters cure headache.
Burdock Blood Bitters unlock all the
clogged secretions of the bowel, thus oar
ins Headaches and similar complaints.
HOW TO GET A "SUNLIGHT
PICTURE.
, Send 25 "Snnlighl"Soap wrappers (wrap
per bearing the worda"Why does a woman
look older sooner than a man") to Lever
Bros., Ltd., 48 Scott St., Toronto, and you
will receive by post a pretty picture, free
from advertising and well worth framing.
This is an easy way to decorate your borne.
The soap is the best in the market, and
it will only cost to postage to send in the
wrappers, if you leave the ends open,
Write your address carefully.
0. 0. RICHARDS kt Co.
My son George bas suffered witb neural-
gia round
euralgiaround the heart since 1882, but by the
application of MINARD'S LINIMENT in
1889 it completely disappeared and has not
troubled him sinew.
JAS. MCKEE.
Linwood, Ont.
DzetorPackinzlinse
Ask for our "PLUME" brand
Meats. They the nest.
SNELL BROS.
J, Murray & Co,
The - Exeter - Foundry
Manufacturer of
PLOWS, LAND ROLT,i+RS,
TWIN PLOWS.
Wholesale Manufacturers of Plow
Castings. Also General Castings con-
tracted for in Iron and Brass.
Also Manufacturers of Bridge Bolt ends,
Washers, etc.
Iron piping
and fillings sl,.ePtct
constant
:,
ly on hand, Repairs promptly
execut-
ed.
J.U.A'1'IiItiSO\"
Furniture Dealer;
NORTH OF TOWN HALL
1-1.A.S SOME
o .
'i�7'derfu1 xl� u Bargains
g
—IN—
FURNITURE
it willL' aJ you. well to call
andoc>i his ee t
l stook,
,
D. . Atkinson.
David Irvine, a 10 year old ion ut
Andrew Irvine, of 14lorris 1fan., was lobed
by running into a pitchfork, the stoups'
entering bre cheek sad colning out at the.
top of hie skull
FORdIPURE,
Largest
Finest Desi ns5
owet�ic s
Inunense show geeing loaded with
goods ; every quality, style and price,
but all the best fox the :least money,
Our
Spring Store
now complete, is the pick of the mar-
bet in everything—is. elegant and varied,
beyond description.
Parlor Furniture
Will be the fate this week. The unus-
ual size and variety of the line does
root admit giving pieces in detail.
Odd Pieces
Will' be especially attractive in price,
and all who wish for much, in return
for embll outlay,will not bo disappointed.
8. GIDLEY & 80N.
ODDFELLOW'S 13L• OCK.
DO -YO
Want a Bicycle?
THE ^^ J
G
PNEUMATIC
Is the only Tire that g ti -e satisfaction last year
• MANUFACTURED MY
The Geoid Bicycle Co. LTD.
Ila YONQE: STREET, Brantford, Ont.
TORONTO
PERRIN S fit MARTIN
Panson'p Block.
Furniture.
r" r v
A 11
� rh.-
\lt. at 1�., ,1 z
CO i�i�
Not slaving more than 5o years longer to 1 e 1 AM deferrri 04
to do all the good t can in the interest of Men, Wooler and 011i1dr°e1i.
There will be about as much financial 'profit in the tratlt1ao tion its.
there will be to McLean or Woismiller 'whoever gets in.
Men's all wool Tweed Sults to order for $fa an ,Mlle:: B1aok S11itA
from $15 0o up. We xual(e a specialty of fine 'goods, Our Guinea
Trousers best the worts' i5 25,' spot cash. Give us a call and see for
yourself.
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Malas -S t. _ _
E.3 -e ter'
LD E8TABLIS;
•
Just received samples of American Binder Twine,
Our new makeail ilk. c s e i
111 sell at sight.
ellingnails, hardware and looks at frock bottom prices.
avetroughing and furnace work a specialty.
>l:'rices were never so low in years.
Earvest mitts, tools, forks, rakes, sythes srlathe, cradle
fingers. '
Come and inquire prices
our hay balings—black and alvanized wire, wo lead in
prices.
Builder's hardware, sash Weis hts i e and fittings ins took,
Buy plaster aril hair, akron and
P l a
� y p p a o nd port and oenents from
Leave your orders for iron roofing. Our tin work Will be
under the direction of Mr. Mann Bissett.
Every job guaranteed first class.
Doing a large trade in this lino, our prices axe low.
X can give you satisfaction in all .branches.
Cheapest place intown.
"peeping pace with the wants of the people"—our motto.
JOSEPH COBBLEDICM
EXETER LUMBER YAR
The undersigned wishes to inform the public ingeneral that he keeps ;;con-
stantly in Stock all kinds of
BUILDING I1IAT: IRLAL,z;
(D DSSDDO+LND;UNDRFSSED)
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 acknowled to be the
Most Durable Timber of any that grows. Specialty for Shingles. .. Said by
i
sixt in any1'
competent judges to last from thirty o tor. earsclimate.
3
P � g yforty
JE_" X2,-r.lg s.
i
eastsatese 1,
r� �
Wo must unload. We are carrying
more stock than we should have at
rbound to
time of the e We are
this a
y
sell, whatever sacrifices we must make.
See here
PARLOR SUITES,
BEDROOM SUITES,
DINING -ROOM SUITES,
Chairs, Lounges, Springs, or anything
in the Furniture Line.
M. MT itowm.
L,
THE BOBTFR PRODUCT CO. have decided to Retail Oil at
Wholesale Prices
Best Canadian Oil,
Best Canadian Water White.
Best American Water White
COMPONE, COME
ALL.
railion'ao
Best Ordered Clothing probed is hetet
Gentlemen! leave your orders early,for
with the eat staff of Taillor
b s thebeg-
stock
>%
of Fine Trimmings, and the beat
Cuttingin Town; you aro etre of 'eatiafaet
ion
12c.
17c.
20c.
THE BOBER PRODUCE CO.
A Full Stock i change iia. E°a,161^1 �SS
--OF—
SCIIQR 9 ti
SNHiLLS
AT
Browning
DEALnrZ IN—
Books, - Stationery, and
Fancy Goods
Bibles, Hymn Books in every var-
iety, Scribblers, Pads, Note Paper,
Ink, Pons, Pencils, Lock l3o'es,
Etc. etc.
W. Brovvning s
BOOKSTORE.
A MAN
all always
Be Dressed Well
1f he goes to the proper Tailor.
Wo have a large range of Pat-
terns to choose from Natty
Tweods, Serg es and Worsteds
made up in any style, and fitting
the 'customers so well that inti -
mato friends do not scruple to
ask who made your Suit. bur
customers never hoeitato: but
answer with a knowing smile,
:
The Tailor.
r
OVERCOATSS
W141 MAI),
Having purchased the Buteheriug bus
iness of Messrs, Wood Bros., will take
possession on April 1st, and I would res
pectfully solicit the patronage of all the
old customers of the shop and as many
new ones as favor me with a call.
Meats of all kinds1 hy
a wa s an and
a
anderfect satisfaction
guaranteed.
P g
t
'lours faithfn11
y
a g,
Carriages Wagoa:
We have received a choice lot of
Children's Carriages and Wagons, which
will be sold y
Come and see them and bo convinced.
Our Stock of BOOTS & SHOES is
now complete in every line. Prices to,
euit everybody. We don't advertise a<
20 per cent discount and claim a 20
per cent for our trouble, nor do
profit,
we drag people le off the street to indtt o
them to buy. Como ie. yourselves and.
get prices, and you seo at once we have
no 40 profit,
)er cent
1
Good Cow-hide,lland-anado Boots 2.90
tI 1K,ip at t,, :y Itr9yf2s
13als .2Ci
" Plow Beets 90
deli's Half Soling 85
Women's , r 80
to charge for rips; also t3eo our az-
nsss.Clan1 t be bsatpnfor style and.
quality, y and ever thing in the Harness.
lines •
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