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Exeter Times, 1897-4-8, Page 5Ti 'This is thecomplaint of 'thousands at this season. l'hey have no appetite; food •does not relish. Tbey need the toning np of the stomach and digestive organs, which •p course of Hood's Sarsaparilla will give. .them. It also purifies and enriches the 'blood, cures that distress after eating and Internal misery only a dyspeptic can ,know, creates an appetite, overcomes that Aired feeling and builds up and sustains the whole physical system. It so prompt- ly and efficiently relieves dyspepticaymp- toms and cures nervous headaches, that it Seems to have almost "a magic touch." Sarsaparilla V--"'" Utile are the best atter-dinner :t'IGOd'S Pills pills, aid digestion. 25c. Ca 1 MONEY TO LOAN. On good improved farms at 5 and 51'y private funds. Apply to ELLIOT $ ELLIOT. . thJau. 1897. Solicitor, Exeter. 4 'v goods r sale cheat Mone • to A few farm. n s'1) 3 f hh, town. Apply to JOHN Sl AC K :1N Samwell's 131ook. Exeter. Farms For Sues ARE TIME. Mena en.toconduct business at bome. Work is sign e • writing and cap ing lists of sddresees received from local advertising, to ire forwarded to rut daily. No can vaeeing ; no previous experience required, but plain writers preferred, Permanent work to thosecontent 3o earn 85 or moro weekly in spare time. 4,pply to Want= Pun. Co., LONDON, ONT- I3 KINSMAN, L. D. S. DENTIST. Speelaliit in Gold Fining and Plato Work. Extracts without any pain or siekee•ie, or any had effeets.in the t;.tzti ant to 1.. AtE arida ea last Thusdty f.t oust cute, t. Ittell : wait side alar street, Exeter. MARKET Lill". RTS. Exeter. April 7th, 1897. Wheat per bushel ....... ,..70 to 72 Oats.,. -... 10. to 20 Barley,,.,.. ... .20 to. 22 Yeas 38 to 40 Butter.,,...12 to 13 Eggs 8 to Turkeys .•, 31 to 9 Goose 4 to Chickens per lb 4 to 4 Ducks . . . Dried Apples.. .. .. .. . 2i to 91 Pork dressedfit 75 to 35.00 Pork live weight - 83.60 to 83.60 Hay puttou .•- ......e 700 to 38.00 Clover send.... .... .... .... . • 31.01) to 135.00 Alsilc0clover ...• ..... 81.50 to '100 ., Timothy seed 2.50 to 32 i5 London, April 7th, lin. Wheat per busho , • .... •. 5 et 76 Oats... Peery 4444 Barley Buckwheat Rye.... . Corn ,.. . . .• Beans Batter 4444 Ega's .4444 Ducks Turkeys per tb. Geese peel... Cbiekons..... • Cheese Potatoes per bag Hay per ton DR. ANB ,Isms, (a D. S. L. D. 8.) DribTTIST- Honora graduate of the Toronto 1'ni verset.. aea It eel; t'all.013 of 1) rrtt:tl 8ttrgoons of Ontario. Ail Bridget work. crowat+nar t Plato -work done i1) the neatest pa:.sib10 manner, A llarmlu.a . a ea.t..ti1 f:1r pdata ra extraction '.Choatri,tt•)ct. ezention given to Cite preeorvat- Ion of t'1 a a t`, i SLI to 0:U'0 opposite Om- er, real, Exeter, Citic, • GNEW L. D. DENTIST, OLTN10 r. f W111 be at Greb's hotel Znrioh on the eeoond Thursday of oaoh Hansahllnova yt> ondav ° hotel 111T MR PUTS DOWN At W. Johns', The 'Tailor. Made to o for $3: 6, 7, etc. Sul 411, 20, 21, etc. The best place in tmwn to .get a fit, W. JOHNS, The Tailor. A Suit of (Jlothes -or a Single Garment Should. Combine now a days, .Correctness of Style, Good Workmanship, Moderate Cost; Perfect Fit. ''You look for these in an old and J. reliable plane, and A. , SNELL never disappoints his patrons in any of these. A large assortment of ....SO to 38 ....20 to 23 ...24 to 2 .,55 to 30 23 to 81 40 to 55 11 to 12 12 to 11 45 to 05 7 to 1Q 30 to 50 • 8 40 to 50 • ...37.00 to 38.50 Pork per cwt.... 51.50 to 84.76 & Winter Goods ,,.-. ,,, . .-4444..- ,-.•._ C'II f4'-1(tl/ U Jltl.-I ft 1;:I KCa,11. sow; 1; ttea0,41 11.1vrrpo,llt Toronto, April 3. 1.t td is 34 lower In Liverpool. LIverpeol wheat futures are id Idgiter. Cush wheat in l`iticago 1;,,e lower, at 00e1c. al:1r win at on Kith 70alie bid. 1'1);•-•na May wheat 00sv, culls 704e. 1'Li:a tat \lay corn 24%e, calls '-1;tl0. At Tot. do teeter :nett Most 0 at 44.1)0 tush. l,tt: LtIL r1(1 to It Chicago to -day a3 409. t 0,u,t r rt t•u1,r tuFcd, Shuoy ,tura, Mar- ket r:(t d, t'„r 1o41•lpt. Of grain at Chicago to -day Wheat 9, ,•urn Bei, oats pet. Estimated ter \lulul.,y: h heat 113, corn 210, cats 2.23, Wilda led i•ecelpts of .togs at Chimp to- day 13.0:10, omelet Friday 18,0.tt, left over 1;,UU. 1(st hue to d for Monday 214,0110. l'rUde n(•tive unit 5c lower. heavy chipper, $5.70 1. t4.1U. Ire,; leo kim; 10 t'111etigo from the aptn- ing or al»' stetson to date 4S3,00O, as against 4e.3,ILtn the t•orresp(udlng period 10 Met pear. 1:1):111411 fnruter.1' deliveries of wheat too gust week were 45,000 qrs., and the aver- age t=rice _7s 1ud. Ar e:•tine shipments of wheat for the ter,•:. er i 11.': •1)a bUsnela. Exports at N4•W Turk to -day: Flour 93ST 1 u1n : •n•a 23,3u1 welts, wheat 30,741 limn- ( is, Receipts of wheat at Minneapolis and Du- luth to.da. were 256 cars, us against 447 ears the curresponding day of last Year - The Muitern airier estimates the grow- ing u•.n•e; heat. crop Of the tnited:fates at 3 r4 thio,,:U, bu,hels. Jsracts,rcet'a telae,. g;vcs experts Of wheat anti fists from 90,11 coasts of the United Slates attad St. Joan, N.A., this week 2,443, 1145 busilt1,:, ng:tinst 1,740,000 bushels last week; the largest week's total since the Brat week of la'ebrttary Met, Corn 4,070,127 busty is, against 5,b412,000 bushels lest weed. Stocks of provisions at Chicago show a (leereaee of 17,200 barrels old pork, an It1- er(ase of 2200 barrels new pork, ati 'in- crease of 6UU0 tem of lard, and -a decrease of 1)27,001) barrels short ribs. The tiggre- gate htoc'ks of meats are 140,834,000 lbs., nu lncr(arc during March of lemma Ibs.,' as compared with last year, a gain of .5,- 443,000 lbs. LEADING 'VIIEAT MARKETS. Following are the closing pricer tu-dny at important 00013010 ('ash. May. (`hical;o 09'1,e 70%e New York 77'c Milwaukee 09%e 70%c St. Louis ..... ... p:il t' 87'5c Detroit `t7e Toledo !s)?sr Ulu sSc Duluth, No. 1 hard 72'l.e Duluth. No. 1 Nortberlt ..., 7O 71•: Toronto, No. 1 hard fi0c:_' Toronto, white 70e LOCAL BREA1)STL'FFS MARKET. Flour—The market continues quiet and prlees are uuctmtgtd. .straight milers nom- inal at 53.60 to $1.U5. I3rnn—Trade quiet, with bran quoted at $8.5J In car lots, and shorts 51) to $10. Wheat—The loeal wheat market continues quiet and prices are 113011ned to be weaker. Red winter is quoted at 72e west, and white at 73e. No. 1 Manitoba hard is quoted at , Midland, and No. 2 hard at 7Ue to See, and. uekwheat—The demand is limited, with ces unchanged at 26c to 27c west. alley—fine market is stead.• with a 1 'derrte demand. G. 1 quotecliat 3Uc to 31e, No. 2 at 27e, No. 3 extra at 24e and No. 3 sold at 20e. Oats—".lite demand is quiet, with prices generally unchanged. Sales of white at 19c west, and of mixed at 171,hc to 1Se west. I'ttss—The market is quIaet with sales at ase to 38%e, north and west. Cent—Trade quiet, •with offerings at 27c west. Oatmeal—The market is quiet sold prices unchanged. Car lots 32.70 to 32.85. Rye—The market IS (lull, ear. lots being q1 Oted at 32e to 33e, outside. • TORONTO STREET MARKET. The teeelpts of grain on the street to -day were small. .Wheat steady, a load of white selling at 76c, oue of red at 73c and one of goose at 63e.• Burley unchanged,. 500 bushels sellIng at 28e to 30e. Oats steady, 300 bushels selling at 21c to 23c. Two loads- of peas_ sold at 41c and 42c ,each. Hay steady, 10 loads selling 1)t 311 to 313. Three Joads of straw sold at 36 to -37 a ton. Messed hogs 35.30 to 30.60 for choice light- weights. Eggs Uc per dozen in ease -lots. • There was a good supply of apples to- day. Vegetables also plentiful null prices generally unchanged. 1;:e coop al In Worsteds and Tweeds, are now on our shelves, and we will take much pleasure in showing then to you. There are many •ofherlines that are specially at- ractive. Central IRIJG STORE. Those who have used Wi,nan's Cough Balsam- Pronouuoe it unequalled' as a remedy for COUGHS, GOLDS AND BR.NOHITIc TROUBLES, Winan's Condition & Cough Powder ,foi horses, best in the mar- ket, always on hand, Also a Cetobenefacto and Lini- ment, the medicine so sue. ^cessfnfl y used by IVIr, Chas. Munroe," Parkhill, in this and other towns, in treating And curing various diseases,. For Sale at 0„ LUTZ' S EXETER TIMES Man, and 32.50 per box for Cape Cod. hops, 90 to 100. . PROVISIONS. Bacon, long clear, 0%4e to Tate. Breakfast bacon, 10e to 11e. Backs Oe to Q'. 7ttess. pork, $12.35 to 312.50; do5e ., short cut, 813 to 513 23, do., shoulder mess, 310 to $10.50. Hams, Molted, 10e to lle. Lard, 7c to Se. ('IIIOAGo MARE:15'PS. Henry A. King & Co. report the following fluetuutloas on the Chicago Board at :.trade to -day: open. high. Low. (.'lose. Wheat—May, .. 70'5, 71% 70%701/9 ' --July 70% 7031, 00% 003"0 ” —$ept, 08713 08?/s 08 O8*its, Corn—May 34?v. 24'£3 24% 2415 • —July 20 36 2615 25% " --Sept. 2714 271' 2675 2639 Oats—May 17% 17% 17% 1775 • --July 181,4 183/4,- 18 18 Pork—May 8 47 8 47 S 30 8 32 -" —July 8 Uf) 8 CO 3 42 8•47 Lard—May 4 22 4 22 415 417 • —July 43'2 432 425 497 Ribs.- Mav 4 0) 4 00 4 52 4 55 • .luIy 402 402 45-5 457 B11ITISII MAIRKETS. Liverpool, April 3. Spring wheat, Os 3d to Os ,rl; red, no stock; No. 1 Cal„ as 1d to Us `2,:.(l; corn, 2s 7%d; peas, 4a 2d; pork, 50s. Od; lard. 22s Od• bacon, 1.e., heavy, 2(1s Cd; do., Iight, 25s 6d; do., short eat, 23s- Od: tallow, 18s 0d; cheese, white and viol:- . ed. 57s 0d. Liverpool—Close—Spot wheat quiet; ru- tures firm at 5s 117,0 for May and July ana Ss 10%d for Sept. Maize steady at 2a Slial for MaY 2s 10110 for July and ;Is Ol_,d ter Sept. ),'Four 21s 0d. London—Close—Wheat on passage stead- It•r• alalze 011 passage iirtu. Paris—Close—Wheat quiet at 22f for May. Flour steady at 440 90e for :April and MeV. A FAI?TIMER'S WIFE Th.LLS A STORY OF YEARS OF PAIN AND SUFFERING, Doctors Utterly Failed to help Her • . Continually ^ Re- ared Dlar 111inc was (otltintl 1 y 1 sorted to ---Became So weak She Could Scarcely Perform Her House- hold duties. From the Beaver, Napinee. 31i'. and 111i's. Robt. Stone have been residents of the township of Ernes - town, about ten miles east of Napineee, for a period of about three years and in that time have gained the esteem of all their neighbor,. For six years previous to this time they had lived'•in Glenwood Springs, Colorado, wand it was during their residence there that :firs. Stone was attacked with an ness that matte her life miserable for years. To a reporter who recently in- terviewed her she told the following story : "During the early part of our residence in Colorado, my illness first carne on. At the outset every two or three weeks I VP mid be attacked with a pain in my stomach. Later on it greatly increased in severity, and at tunes was sa bad that 1 would sel'eum aloud with the pain. A doctor was called in, but the only benefit I ever received from his treatment was Wheat, white, bushel $0 751to 30 76 goose, bushel 0 691/x. 0 (33 " red, bushel 0 73 0 74 Barley, bushel . 0 26. 0 30 Oats, bushel 0,22 0 24 Peas. bushed 0 41 0 42 Potatoes, bag 0 25 0 30 car lots .... 0 18 0 20 Apples, barrel 1 00 1 2 00 Turnips, bag 0 15 0 25 Beets, bag 0 25 0 35 Red carrots, per bag 0 25 0 30 Cabbage, per dos0 25 0 30 red; per don 0 40 0 50 Hay, ton • 11 751,3 00 baled, ton 8 00" 10 00 Straw, loose, ton ... 4 00 5 00 sheaf, ton0 50 8 00 Beef, hindquarters,- cwt6 00 7 5o Beef, forequarters ... 4 00 4 50. Veal. carcase, cwt 6 00 S 50. Mutton, carcase, cwt6 00 7 25 Yearling lamb, carcase 1b, 0 08 0 10% Dressed hogs, light, cwt 6 25 6 05, heavy, cwt 5 00 5 50 Spring iambs, each 4 00 6 00 Turkeys; lb 0' 11 0 13 Geese, 1b 0 06 0 07 Ducks, pair 0 50 0.75 Chi kens pair .. . : 0 50 0 70 Butter, Ib, rolls, per lb0 18 0 23 Eggs, new -laid, dozen 010 011. case lots, doz. 0 09 .' 0 10 Onions, bag Alsike clover seed, bu 4 54 25 Red clover, b1)85 Tlmojhy eed, b1) 1 40 1 45 11 S, SKINS AND WOOL. Hides •e, with cured quoted at 814e to 8%e. Dealers pay 71/se for No. 1, eahe for No. • and 55c for No. 3. Oalfskins=- arket Is dull at 7c to 8c for a No. 1, nd 5 to se for No. 2. Sheep and lamb skins 31.10 to $1.20. Wool—The market is quiet and prices en - changed. Combing fleece nominal at 21c to 22c, and rejections 17c. Pulled supers are 20c to 21e, and extras at 22e to 230. FRUITS AND VISGETABLES. The market is quiet. Apples, barrel, 31 to $1.75. Dried apples, 2c to 3c, and evapor- ated 3%c to 4e per lb. Potatoes are dull at 18c to 20e per bag in ear lots. Small lots, 28c to 30c. Onions are firm at 31.25 to 31.50 per bag. Sweet potatoes, $2.50 to 32.75er bbl. Oihinberries. barrel, 34 to $5 for Cana - STRATFORD SAYINGS, “Five years ago I began to suffer from symptoms of Kidney trouble, such as acute pain across the small of my back, dizzy spells, pains in my limbs, palpitation of the heart and restless- ness at night. These symptoms to- gether with others of it. distressing na- ture, proved beyond doubt thatlxiykid- neys were not performing their proper functions, consequently the poisonous matter was distributed through my en- tire system. My appetite was poor, I became very weak and lost flesh rapid- ly. In fact I. felt generally miserable, both in health and spirits. When I stooped it was with painful exertion that I again stood erect. •`I received no practical benefit from any of the remedies I took until five weeks ago, when Icommenced taking Doan's Kidney Pills. They^ seemed to go right to the seat of the disease, re- storing niy kidneys to a healthy condi- tion, so that they perforated their na- tural oflice in removing the poison from nary,systent. As at result my back troubles and all ether distressing ail- ments I have mentioned are gone. I have gained in strength and weight, my appetite is good, and I can truly say that I feel splendid, all being the result of taking Doau's Kidney Pills, and all having beendouein five weeks. -- "I saw by the papers that the agent for Doan's Kidney Pills was to be at Messrs. J. II. Nasmyth & Co.'s drug store on the 27t11 ult., and so left my work expressly on purpose t() see 11in1 and give this voluntary statement as a small return for the benefit I have received, as I consider it only my dotty to make others acquainted with a re- medy so sufficient andprompt to re- lieve sufferers from kidney complaint, (Signed) J. A. Watson' Huron -street, Stratford, Ont." ' Lara Liver Pills cure constipation, biliousness and sick headache. 25e. Smart Weed and Belladonna,eombin- ed with the other ingredients used in the best porous plasters, make Carter's S. W. cit, B. Backache Plasters the best in the market. Price 25 cents. The thirteen -year-old daughter of J. I).Liscum,Toronto Junction, was burn- ed to death while playing around a brush fire, through the injection of etorphine into my arm, ars a result of which the pain would gradually pass away. The medicine which was given ore, how ever. had not the slightest effect, and the doctor appeare(1 to be greatly per- plexed, and thereafter continually re- sorted to injections of morphine when- ever the attacks came on. These at- tacks continued at intervals until our return to Canada, when they increased in frequency and intenseness. The re- sult was that I grew very weak, and my whole system apnea red to be giv- ing out. My complexion turned a yellowish hue, and I bad little or no appetite. Latterly I would be attacked with fainting spells, preceded by attacks of dizziness. I became unable to stand fatigue, and could with the greatest difficulty perform my householclduties. A doctor was called in who treated me for some time without benefitting me any. Then he gave me what I now know to be Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and after I had used two boxes I felt somewhat Letter. I then purchased the pills myself and continued the treatment. I found that the pain was gradually decreasing. I could get rest and sleep at night, which had hitherto been almost impossible. 1 continued using Dr.Williams'PinkPillsforseveral a onths, and the result is that they ave effected a complete cure, and I am now enjoying the best of health. I can assure yon it is a great relief to be free frorrl the trouble that made my life miserable for so many years and I have to thank Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for succeeding when doctors had failed. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills act directly upon the blood and nerves, building them anew and thin,,driving disease from the system. There le no trouble due to either of these causes which Pink Pink will not pure, and in hun- dreds of eases they have restored patients to health after all other reme- dies had failed. Ask for Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and take nothing else. The genuine aro always enclosed in boxes the wrapper around which bears the. 'full trade mark, "Dr.: Williams' Pink Pills for Paie People..' May be had from all dealers or sent post paid on receipt of 50 cents a box or 6 boxes for $2.50, by addressing the Dr.' Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. Good News From South Dakota. The _glorious resultfi of this season's harvest of golden grain will ponsr a, stream of sound money into the pocket of every Dakota farmer. South Dakota has thousand's of acres of choice farming and ranch land lying east of the Missouri river, and within one day's ride from Chicago or Mil- waukee which can now be bought reasonably cheap, but which before the end of another year may be advanced in price. The stock -raising industry in South Dakota is profitable, and Eastern capi- tal is now being invested in cattle and sheep growing in that state. Diversified farming, the growing of live stock, and the products of the dairy, are placing South Dakota, fore- most in• the ranks of the successful Western states. Those desiring full information on the subject and particularly those who wish to seek a new home or purchase land, are requested to correspond with. A. J. Taylor, Canadian Passenger Agent, 2 King street East, Toronto, Ont. Two special trains, haying 00 board over 500 new settlers for the Province and the Territories, arrived in 'Winni- peg from the east. Another cut in G. T. R. circles took effect on Saturday, by which anum- her of Stratfordites are affected. Con- dlictOls R. Gordon, P, Hoy and F. Murphy were put back to braking. Thirteen brakemen were put back to spare men and ten spare men are laid off entirely. A particularly sad death took place in Seattle, Washington state, on Monday, February 8th, when Mrs. W. H. Chadburne, of that elty, and dnugbter of Mrs. A. McDonald, of Seaforth, passed away. The deceased lady had only been married about four years, but was ao sufferer from that dread disease, consumption, and it did its fatal work, carrying her off in the early bloom of womanhood. Surgeons at St,Mary's Haspital,East St. Louis, have extracted an incipient orange tree from the stomach of little Miss Amta Griffin. The child is 13 years old. Several weeks ago she accidentally swallowed an orangeseed. Three days ago she was seized with in- tense pains. A consultation of • stir- eous was held and an operation decid- ed upon. The orange seed became encasted in the lining of the stomach, and had begun to sprout. Miss Griffin will xecover. A deliberate and premeditated attempt at suicide was made by a, fourteen year old Harpurhey boy on Wednesday. The young lad came down town and purchased a box of "Sure Death to Rats," and a quantity of figs, which he mixed up and then ate a sufficient quantity to cause death. Before the poison had bad time to do its work,however, he seemed to repent his rash act and confessed what be had done to some of the neighbors, who immediately applied emetics. He was then taken. to a doctor's office, and the `stomach pump used, thus saving his life. • Rev. Andrew Ritchie,D. D., a prom- inent member of the Presbyterian Church, died at Wyoming, Ont., Sat- urday, aged 71. He was for .32 years secretary of the Western Tract So- ciety. liIt may save you time and money to e infort ed when you need a b d-pnr-aparslla: is til ind the medi cal professio t atllftidand, as such, the o.. ,ods purifier admitted at the Chia ;'o , orlcl's Fair. Woolen with pale colorless faces, who feel weak and discouraged, will receive both mental and bodily vigor by using Carter's Iron Pills, which are made for the blood, nerves and com- plexion. E 3RACHE CURED. Dean Sms,—I was troubled with earache for a long time, and could got no ease until I tried Hagyard's Yellow Oil. I eau truthfully say that it has made a complete cure MISS MARTHA M. RECTOR, Central Economy, N. S. • Little Braves! Old time a quarter -a -box "Purgers" are quitting the field in whole battalions. I)r. Agnew's Liver Pills at 20o a vial are driving thorn out at all points. Because they act gently, more effectively. never pain, and aro easy to take. Sick Headache succumb to one dose. Chronic Constipation dispelled with ,' on(, vial, Stomach Disorders of years standing nding absolutely cured. 40 doses, 20e., sold by C. LUTZ. FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS. Ax OLI) AND WEELL-PRIED REdlE'nY: Mrs. Winslow'sSoothing Syrup has been used for over fifty years by miliious of mothers for their children while tetlnt.g, with perfect success. It soothes the ehild.softeustho gume, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and isthe best remedy forDiarrhoea. It is pleasant to the taste. Sold by druggists in every part of the world. 25 cents a bottle. Its value is incalculable. Be sure and ails for Mr;,. ll'iuslow's Soothing Syrup, and take x1 other kind TOBACCOHEART. Much heart auditorvo weakness is caused by undue neo of tea. coffee or tobacco • palpitation, nervousness. irritability, excitability. lack of confidence, etc., are surosymptoms. Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills being ready vend, by steadying the nerves and regulating the heart. They are atm) heart and nerve food. A TRIUMPH WON. Before taking Doan's Kidney Pills I felt that diabetes was fast tightening its grip upon 1110. Now I know that it has been met and declared, 1 have used the pills steadily for some time,. and ant now in the full enjoyment of health, and shall always be glad to testify to the melts of this triumphant medicine, R•I. Ci1ARD LYMAN. St. John, N, 13. • wEA.KNESS AND DNSPEPSIA CURED. DEAR sxas,—I can heartily 'recommend Burdock Blood Bitters. For a long time I was troubled with dyspepsia and weakness. The least exertion would tire me out..I am glad to say, however, that your B. B. B. has greatly benefited me, curing the dyspepsia and making me strong and. well. JENNIE EVANS, . Hespelor, Ont. cls BICYCLES AFL© WATCHES FOR, 1$ ing the Year 1897. Pot full particulars see advertisements, or apply to LEVER BROS., Lee., 23 SCOTT ST., TORONTO OL* OIUM I3ItONC'HIITIS CURED. Miss Maggie Griffin, 37 Metcalf, Street. Toronto, writes : 'After having broncliltis cold 80 badly that J. eeuld not find any remedy to releive Syrup. It made n complete cure, and II decided to tyhighly recommend it to all. Farm For Sale, + NOW IS THE TIME + To secure a Watch that will keep time. We havea coM- Plete asSortment in stock of all the best watches and prices are so low they will surprise you. Call and see for yourself. A SPECIAL LINE OF ,.. . DIAMOND RINGS ----T H AT ARE' BEAUTIES. Also a full assortment of WEDDING RINGS.. Our stock of CLOCKS, JEWELRY, and SILVER, -WARE was never better than now 1 first-class farm 04 81 :rotes, being ,lot 9, con. 9 Babylon lino Hay. This is a particularly good farm, especially for dairy purposes, tufa in good state of p cultivation, is opposite a first class cheese factory ; school on next farm good brick house, bank barn, two never failing wells, a good orchard, half under grass. A good hardwood bush. For further particulars apply to J D. WILSON, Hensel', orto J. BECK Egmondville. P. 0' ARMBIS! You will find at Bissett's Warerooms the following line of Agricul- tural Implements, BERING BIN- DERS, MOWERS, ROLLER AND BALL BEARINGS, STEEL SULK S' RAKES. Afull line of Seed Drills, Cultivators, Disc and Diamond Harrows, Plows, and'Turnip Drills. SEIM alACIIIIIIESETC.,.0- The celebrated Knoll Washer Raymond sewing and wringers machine chine • STOYES. , Gurney stoves and fnrances. Waggons Buggies Bicycles. The Chatham Waggon and a full line of the celebrated McLaughlin Buggies. -adgamm,,4 6 01 L L," CY LE ! FIEMSEGNEMMOIN Are You Interested --411s,lu Wheels We handle some of the lead- ing CANADIAN and AMERICAN makes at prices to suit the times. A few second hand organs 6' and 6 Octave, cheap. Sewing Machines ALWAYS O.ti HAND. P. S. -Selling out Dise. Har- rows at cost: PERKINS: & MARTIN, Main street, Exeter. Don't forget Our Optical Department, Fore»ogale. preferred for testing. Te Fitton 3 raduaatc oft 'Tae Ontario Optical lztstitrate [NEXT DOOR To CENTRAL HOTEL.' • Nota !Imam Surprise to have your new suit rip at the, seams, the pockets tear down through not being well stayed, the buttons come off, or to have it shrink up the first time it gets wet so that you cannot wear it. All these _, ,, unpleasant and unprofitable results may Ilf L• ..: . s, be avoided by insisting on getting (II , i til 11Iil Shorey's Clothing. In the pocket of each garnientis a little ticket guarantee- ing it, the guarantee is good and means what it says. .S. a Cr/Vwa,&12.(at' lito31/SQVI gi' l`33 GIDLEY& SON. School Books Will now be found in •their S6liOO1 SllflflhiC New Premises, Opera House Block. NEW STOCK A fine line of Exercise Books and Scribblers. x—'1---x—.14_ +.— Pure Spices G-idley & Son. , Are necessary for God 1 Pickles. Our patrons can. be An Introduction sure of good quality. CINNAMON, MACE, CLOVES, NUTMEGS, GINGER, PEPPER, ALLSPICE, TURZMEIIC. J._ W. Browning N0TI:E! It gives us pleasure to in troduce to you our fine Beaver and Milton. Overcoatings; also a big range of Scotch and Can- adian Tweed for warm winter wear. Our prices are away down. Did you see our $12 Black Worsted Suit (made - to order,) If not why not. J H. Grieve After selling out near- ly all my stock of furni- ture, I have my store well filled again with New Good, latest styles. All bought at lowest cash price, 'COME AND INSPECT Undertaking ' -S•..,pecialty,