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With, Hood's Sarsapn.-
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.„" Sales Talk," and
Illtew that this medi-
lobe has enjoyed public confidence and
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• ' 134 any other proprietary medicine. This patronage to a gxeater extent than Record,
chi simply becauseit poesesses greater
linerit and produces greater cures than
limy other. It ie not what we say, but
I what Hood's Sarsaparilla does, that tete
:the story. All advertisemente of Ileod'a
13arsapari11a, like Hood's Samaparilla it-
self, are henest. We have never deceived
She public, and this with its superlative
:medicinal merit, is why the people have
*hiding confidence in it, and buy
00
Sarsaparilla'
[Almost to the exclusion of all others. Try It.
Prepared only by C. I. Hood en Co., Lowell, Mass,
,,,,.,, are the only pills to take
)1lood, s rIttS with Hood's Sarsaparilla.
mtitti too.
'THURSDAY AUGUST 1Stb, 1898.
Perth 'County Notes.
On Friday mornieg last W. J. Bin-
ning and. his estimable wife left Mit-
-ellen for Carberry, Man.
A serious accident occurred to al ittle
on of Mr. -Kiefer, 15th concession
Logan, on Saturday last. He. got
.crowded between a separator and a
water tank, and the horses moved for-
ward. The wheels of thenvag.gon passed
ever his breast. One of his feet was
badly crushed, and a leg skinned, but
if he is not internally injuried he will
xecover.
A meeting of the Mitchell fire bri-
gade was held on Friday last for the
piu•pose of reorganizing the company.
itobert Ryan continues to act as chief
'With W. Lemon, captain ; A. Ruston,
lieutenant; Geo. Wood secretary and
treasurer. Arrangements were also
.started for forming a hook and ladder
company as an auxiliary to the fire
department. Geo. L. Money was ap-
pointed captain and W. Tarlin, lieu-
tenant.
Ba,yfield's rate of taxation is 114
-mills on the dollar.
'Miss Cunningham, of Port Albert,
las secured the School at Grand Bend.
•mfrs. Curry, mother of Geo. Curry,
eit., of tbe Nile,died very suddenly at
his home, on Friday morning, at the
e'ipe age of 87 years.
Wm. Howell has purchased the
store property formerly belonging to
John McDonagh, Carlow • W. Green
the present occupant, will leave in Oc-
tober next.
While at vs ork at W. Weir's thresh-
ngthe other day George Elliott, of
eederich township, slipped through
ea scaffold and broke his ribs, also sus-
taining intern al injuries.
James Hobbs, of Granton, passed
away the other day after A lingering
illness of several months. The deceas-
ed 'was well and favorably known all
through that section of the country,
Be had been a successfull farmer, and
for many -years lived retired in that
'village. Four daughters survive .birn,
Rigney, Sarnia; Mrs. W.
jertnyn, near Wingham ; Mrs. Wm.
Zedy, London Township, and Miss
Mary as home. The deceased was a
•-consistent member of the Methodist
cluirch for the past 54 years. Ho was
horn in Tipperary, Ireland, nearly 72
years "ago,tuad came to Canada in 1832.
Ile settled in London Township, where
he farmed until retiring to Granton 17
years ago. In 1850 be married Miss
Margaret Thompson. sister to Messrs.
WM. and :rohn Thompson, of the 13th
eon. London. -
_ A. KIDNEY BLOCKADE
Is a serious thing for the whole body and calls
gor speedy relief. Doan's Kidney Pills break
op any kidney blockade and cure Backache
,Eropsy, Diabetes, Bright's disease, T..Trinary
troubles and bladder weakness.
DICKSON & CARLING,
ntwristers, Solioitors, Notaries, Conveyancers,
Commissioners, Etc.
Money to Loan at 41% and 5%
.OFFICE, FANSON'S BLOCK, EXETER.
I. R. CARLING, n.A. L. IL MONSON.
member of the Erm will be at Honsall on
Thursday of each vveek,
Notice.
• Notice is hereby given that a I.Court will be
gield pursuant to the Ontario Voters List Act,
giy His Honor the 'Judge of the County Court
of the County of Huron, at Crediton in the
Town Hall, on Taesclay the 23r0. day of August
o'clook, a. m.'to boar and determine the
several complaints of errors and omissions
dix the Voters' list of the Municipality ef Stephen
ger 1803.
All persons having business at the Court are
:requested to attoe,c1 n time_and. place,
0 -MISTER PROUTY,
Clerk of Said Court.
Dated this Oth clay of .August 1898,
Farm For Sale.
ETA geed Farm for sale ol: 100 mos of land in
the township of Tisborne, beleg lot No.8, ,on
the lltlt coneession and lying en the oast side
•of the Exeter and Sb. Marys gravel road. This
Is a most excellent farm for fall wheat or grain
of any kind. There is a froine barn, stable and
shed on the farm bat 110 1101190k Thoth is also it
good well of spring water ancl a young bearin•g
orchard. end. tibent, 80 acres of land under culti-
vation. For farther particulars apply to
'nonslip OttIMV. So" let 12, Con. 10, Tp.
'Pah= e, Wieelielson, P. 0.
Farm for Sale.
• The undersigned offers Cor sdo his excellent
%nil of 125 (Lorca, being Lot, number ,5 con. 12,
gray, e„,omprising 100 acres, and the 'West quer-
'trenr. Lot 0, can 14; Hay, comprising 25 acres•,
This is an excellent farm on a sPlonclid road. 11,
ahlies north of the flourishing village of Dash.
,WOod. On this farm is an extolled frame
•uWoRing, With ikitehen altrielied i first class
imek bernenevee Whig well of Water, geed
orchard. With thole° veridies of fiat% The
• fare le Well fenced Mid is in a high state of
thltivation , el 5 mike from Zurich, ft milett
• from Hensel elation, 0 miles from EXOtor,
(0luirches and &heels convenient. Tornio WAY -
Nor particulnra apply on the premises Or to
51)ashw0od P. O.
JOHN VOELNEfie
•, Prep'.
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GOVERNMENTS AND THE fla
The Second Reading of the
Fisheries 13iIl Not Opposed,
Mr. Hardy Exnlallis Ris I1111 -Mo :Dilated
Upon the importance of the 1thilustry
and Pointed Clue That Owing to the
Privy ConneiPti Pet:181ml There wouid
Be Two Sets of Oillolals-Mr. Hoyle
Makes Suggestions.
Toronto, .Aug. 10. ---The Atterney-Clen-
oral's Fisheries bill met with no epees'.
tion at its second reading in the Legisla-
ture yesterday afternoon.
Mr. Ilardy Explains Ilis 13111.
In moving the second reading of his
bill, Mr. Hardy explained that since the
deeision of the Seem= Court, upon
which tho bill of 1897 had been 'based,
had been greatly altered by the Privy
Council, his new bill had b000me urgent
as well as essential. One of the features
net upheld by this coert of last resort;
had, reference to the rights to take fish
With certain implements, and also to the
olose season. Tile Privy Council had
adjudged the provinces to have cOntrol
of the bottoms of rivers and lakes, and
therefore the right to take out' fish rested
with his Goeernment. Se dicl the right
to impose license fees. The revenue front
these licenses wes.of considerable import
anoe, the Dominion 'Government having
• realized from 880,000 to $88,000 per
annum therefrom during the 14st few
years, To the Dominion Goverement, on
the other hand, had been declared the
right to make regulations as to the close
• season, and also as to the implements to
be used. Certain minor 'regulations as to
the USG Of the foreshore still rested with
tho Provincial Government, The fact
that the Dominion Government had the.
right to fie; tho amount of license to be
charged, made a &Lidice*, he admitted,
technically possible, but 311 tho • usual
course of events actually improbable. No
Modus vivendi had been arrived at be-
tween the Minister of Marino end the
Provincial Government. He had simply
come to a partial arrangement whereby
the Federal Government °encoded that
they had no right to issue licenses, but
were allowed to collect such of this year's
licenses as were issued before the decision
of tho Privy Council had been given.
Two Sets of Officials.
Two sets of officials to administer the
altered law would now be necessary. The
Dominion Goveminent would have to
appoint officers to see that the regula-
tions wore observed, 'while the Provincial
Government wouldappoint others to
protect the fisheries. -Upon the high seas
and the international lakes and rivers
the Dominion Government would still
retain controlling power, because in the
event of international questions arising
they would be held respo'neible. ,Thoy
would still retain patrol vessels to pre.
vent illegal fishing in such waters, while
the Provincial Government would appoint
controllers of inland fisheries. The ques-
tion of official salatiesluicl not yet been
decided, though the salaries ' in the
Dominion Department ranged frona $3,-
200 to 8500. In the meantime the
House was asked to sanction the appoint-
ment of a deputy commissioner to organ.
ize a new Fisheries Department.
Vast Importance et the Industry.
Concluding, the Premier explained in
detail the sections of the bill, and added
an amendment to the silent that it should
go into force immediately npon passing
the Legislature. Ho spoke of the vast
importance of protecting the Bsheries, an
importance which could not be over-
estimated or too graphically described.
Ile spoke of it as a convenient and
healthful means of sustainance to those
settling in and opening up a new coun-
try, as a means of relaxation to those
engaged in every other calling in life,
Mr. Whitney Acquiescent.
The Opposition leader agreed with tho
Government's idea of the immense im-
portance of the fisheries.'He still believed
that the matters could have been
arranged so that the necetsity of a
special session would have been proolud-
ed. Ho urged, however, since the present
session was a foot, that the bill be con-
sidered without haste, and reserved any
further remarks till it reached the com-
mittee stage. •
Mr. Hoyle's Suggestioos.
Mr. Hoyle, as representing North
Ontario, a constituency largely interested,
congratulated the• Government upon
getting the decision from the Privy
Council, and made a few suggestions.
Learning from the Attorney -General that.
the matter of obstructions canao within
the power of the Local Government, he
urged some restrictions in this matter,
especially 'as the obstructions aleng the
Beaver and Severn Rivers were found an
inconvenience to anglers in his riding.
People, he thought, Should have the
opportunity to fish without being com-
pelled m go 15 miles to do so. He also
suggested that the game wardens, 09 not
being overburdened with work, might
take upon thetimelves the duties of fisher.
les inopectorS, and aVold the expense of
salaries of new appointees.
Mr. Foy wanted the bill consolidated
with the Fisheries bill, to which it was
an amend/limit.
Mr. Hardy thought this might involve
the ellinination of certain olausee, and
nngbt deprive the province of possible
rights now in dispute.
The Battle Begins Afresh To -Day.
The bill will come um in coiemibtoe
the whole on Thursday. To -day the Con-
stable bill Will be Introduced,
In reopens° to Mr. Whitney's protest,
Mr. Hardy 'decided practically not to ask
the House to sit mornings. Prorogation
this week is a possibility.
Mr. John Richardson, M.P.P., (East
Yo)'k), denied that he had been approach •
ed with the offer of the job of Fisheries
Inspeictor, or that his coustitheney weeild
be opened for Hon. John Drydoe,
• Tornado :Killed SOVO 11 People,
Minneapolis, Aug. 16 *A Canby,
1V1inn.1 •spatial to the .Thernai sere: A
ternade last night struck 12 miles north.
West of this pltiee, killed Sinn people,
wrooked inauy buildings and did groat
damage to the crops. The entire family
of Joseph Hutchinson, including hie wife
and four ohildren, were killed, ale()
Peter Juglin,
Bailee Mirses and Hay Burned.
Portage In Pkairld, 'Aug 10,-Durieg ti
heavy thunderstorm Sueday °voting
lightning struck William Wie aeries bare,
two milee north of the toot His stables,
With all their contents, tvvo horses and
25 tons of hay; 'were ell lost. The loss
about $2,000,
XET Ell TIMES
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A Dyspeptic?
• SOUTH AMERICAN NERVINE IS
THE RAINBOW OF PROMISE.
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%Trill the sufferer WM Pee a efed'
Ind °stip. Oautii Atnericpa 4rT108
14_0 greeteet diecovery in fecdi
scleuce ter the our° of all ehre
.14004c1 liroablee. it acts dlreci
coolie; ct nerves -et e scat 0 all -
eMe, Denude testi y or eureema e,
Relinf troth the first doee.
•Wl a Fireat sufferer from atemeoh
and if Sire troablep, Tried a score of
reme'41:1. No relief, 441t 0 bottle of
Setith Amerieau leoverie worked won-
• dere, Six bottles ;Ode a now man oe
nee." -W, H. Sherman, Morrisburg,
, Get. 21
• D90,4) Q*064.40,90 no new and.
490110 Medicinal -TAU ,he tried
and tooted,
Sold by C. LUTZ, Exeter.
4n Ontario Filritler Rescued
by Pine's Celery
Compound.,
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GENTLEMEN -It IS with very great
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Cornpout d. For nearly two years I
suffered from indigestion and kidney
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eral niedicheee that did not effect a
cure, I decided to Ley your eempound.
Before using it 1 was so low in health
that I coeld not eat Or sleep. I could
not lie ia bed owing to pain in flyback,
and it was only by resting on my
elbows and kneesthat I was enabled to
obtain a slight deeeree of ease. Before
I had taken one bottle of your medicine
I began to improve-. 1 have now taken
in all fourteen bottles with grand re-
sults. I am it farther and an now
working every day. I am a living
witness to the worth of Peine's Celery
Com pouucl. Yours sincerely,
G. J. SMYB,
Sheffield, Ont,
BIRTHS
HUNKIN-In IJsborne on 'the 14th inst., the
:wife ofTboinas Hnukin, of a daughter.
ULENS-In Greenway, on the. 15th inst., the
wife of W. T. Ulens, of a son.
DEATHS.
DAVIS-In Exeter, on the 151h lest., Richard
Davis, aged 74 years. •
RADOLIFFE-On Friday. Aug. 5th, Elizabeth
Hedley, wife. of Samuel Radcliffe, of the 30th
concession, Blanshard, Perth County, aged 71
years. .
A petition is in dee:elation in Wood-
s oek praying the Government to insti-
tute an andib and inspection of the
town books.
Children dry Tor
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Children Cry for
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13y the aid of The D. ec L. Emulsion, I have
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Thousands of young and middle-aged
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MARKET REPORTS,
Exeter August 1711, 1808
Oats,.., ....... , .,
Wheat per bneliel ...... :2( o 2
08lo 70
_, 7
a4 ey...•..•
BP ea t8 P"r" : : 7. • • me.
..k.or‘
' :* 4: : ' • „ • :::• :1444250 1;t'koeQo 11'14036
Turkeye .,.
Env.... ,
.'„'.......,-, 44 LI 10°
Geose,.....
4 to 6
DCludoeilccse.n. s..p. e. r lb , , . , 1.,
.1T,,
.,5 to 0
Wool,- .,.. .. ... - 17 to 15
DoxrielcadtePePslees;:,. . .. .„, 24. to a
-.... 5,60 to q5.50
Port live weiglit.- .... ,..„,„. 440 to 1.50
Hay per ton .. 5 00 to 05Oo
Clover seed .... , ... .... , . ,. .. 1.00 to • 00
ATilignilioteheylsoeveedr :.: ...„ , . „ , ...... 11..6000 too ,5'113
Louden, August 17th, 1808,.
heat per bustle , .. .... ....81 to 81
NOits V .,32 to 34
••••••• o 00
Pees '
Barley
,IMARSit
No elle aeli len e a skin Weer and ken &nal
blemish *whew blood le itanara. -olerannn,
lilood Bitters purifice mid rentoves pimmesene
all kinds of ereptioue, leaving the skin clear
&cud cenooth.
Farms for sale
(A few good farms for sale eheine-Money to
n Apply to JOHN SPACILYIAN
••••••1111..elt•••••••0...*110011.13.
A is always In the
SW M.
If lie wears one of W.
JOIIN'S neatly fitting
SUIT'S
....44 to 50 __,. ,,
Buolivthent . ........ ... .30 to 384 bte IS 4 sure fitter,
11.ye ...... ..e. ... 09 to 39
Corn . . . .. „ 83i to 45 13 -is prices are away down,
Beans
...
Butter ..•. • • • ..•
09Pork per owt.,
'
Ene
Hacks
Turkeys per lb
C4e0se perib
Ohiolrens
Oheeso
• Potatoes per bag
Hay per ton
40 to 00
10 to 11 HIS goods are the beet.
. 13 to 14
16900 ttt000 117002 b uOyailnl get yriodurexternine his goods before
-FALLSUIT
50 to 75
S to 10
6.00 to ri,50 W JOHNS
81.50 to $.5.00
The 'Tailor
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS.
• At OLD AND WELL-TMED 1114XEDY.-11Mrs
Winslow s Soothing §31ap has been used. for
over f(fby yonrs by mu1l1on
It soothes the child. sorcens the gums, allays all
gibicaurir'eswind colic,end is the, best remellY
hceIt is ple
asant to the taste. Sold
by druggists in every part of the world. 25
cents a -bottle. Its value is incalculable. Be
sure o.ncl ask for 1VIrs. Wieslow s Soothing
Syrup, and takeim other kind.
THE PIONEER LIMITED
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Xs the name of the only perfect train in the
world, now running every night between
Chicago, Milwaukee .3r. St, Paul and minneap-
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B ailway-the pioneer road of the West in ad -
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enjoyment of passengers. An illustrated pam-
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the route of tho Pioneer Limited, will he sent
free to any person elm receipt of two -cent
postage stamp. Address 'Geo. H. Healtord,
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• TO Advertisers.
The benefit derived from an adver-
tisement depends altogether upon the.
number of persons who read. it. To
reach the greatest number of readers
.at the Ipast -possible expense, is a
question, that should be considered
very carefully by business men. A
thousand small bills printed in Tor-
onto or London, and distributed in
this section, would be inst as effective
as if the bill had been printed in town.
There is not a doubt about that, but if
you want to reach the people in their
homes, newspuper advertising is the
only successful way. To get the best
results use the paper with the largest
circulation, and thegreatest amonat of
• lecal news. Circulation is the proper
basis upon whichprices should befixed.
If a newspaper with a eirculation of
• 2,000 charges $100 per year, then one
with auircnlation o600 would be entitl-
ed to $30. An advertiser should take
these facts into careful eonsideration,
when making contracts. Another fre-
quent loss to advertisers is in the use
of several papers when one covers the
ground. THE Treres is read by more
people in Exeter, Usborne, Stephen,
Hay, the northern part of Biddulph
and McGillivray than ell other county
papers combined, and an advertise-
ment placed in it Will be found the
most effectual way in which to reach
the people.
CUTTING TEETH
Is hard on the babies. Thousands die ann-
ually from Difirrhcect who mightbe saved by
Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild. Strawberry. It
cures all bowelcomplaints of children oradults.
35e., at all dealers.
Milburif's Sterling Headache Powders cure
headaches quick, and leaVe no depressing
,after effects. Price 1(ic. and 25., at all dealers.
Cook's Cotton Boot Compound
is successfully used monthly by over
10,000 Ladies. Safe, effectual. Ladies ask
your druggist for Cook's Cotton Root Com-
pound. Take no other, as all Mixtures, pilla and
imitations are dangerous. Price, No. 1, $1 -per
box; No. 2,10 degrees stronger, $8 per box. No.
1 or 2, mailed on receipt of price and two 8 -cent
stamps, The Cook Oompany.windser, Ont.
ar-Nos. 1 and 2 sold and recommended by all
responsible Druggists in Canade.
No. 1 tind No. 2 SOld in Exeter ly J. W
Browning, druggist.
.. .. . .. . _ . .,...._.___
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ALWAYS KEEP ON HAND
ITHERE IS NO Kin) OP PAIN OR
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THAT PAM -KILLER WILL NOT RE-
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k LooK OUT FOR IMITATIONS AND aye -
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The change of food and water to whieh
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It ie an old, eeli.
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• whose merit is re-
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Lend one that the doc-
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Sold by medicine
dealere everywhere
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Ahveye insist ch the genuine, as many
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WE FURNISH ALL SUPPLIES FREE.
WE HAVE THh.LABGESTNCRSERIES IN
THE D °Mem o
WE PAY BOTH SALARY AND COMMIS.
SION.
WE ENGAGE EITHER w.H.OLE OR PART
TIME MEN.
WE GITAB,A.NTEE ALL OUR sTook.
WEVueeNesnruncuAsEns WITTE CERTI-
FICATE FROM GOVERNMENT INSPECT-
OR, STATING OITR STOOK IS FREE
FROM SAN JOSE SCALE.
Our Nurseries comprise over 700
acres, and growing stock in large
quantities enables us to sell at the
closest possible figure.
Men Succeed with us who Fail with others
Ib will cost you nothing to leara
what we can do for you.
Don't -write unless you mean busin ess
and -want profitable employment.
Stone & Wellington
TORONTO
A Suit Of U1ooP3
or a Single Gariroot
Should Combine now a d vs,
Correctness of Style,
Good WorktnanshIp,
• Moderate Cost,
Perfect Fit,
You look for these in an old. and'
reliable nlaee, and A. 3.
SNELL never disappoints hi
patrons in any of these. A
large assortment of
•
Fall 'Winter Goods
In Worsteds and Tweeds, a.ro
now on our shelves, and we will
take reueh ialoasure in showing
them to you. There are many
otherlines that are specially at,,
active.
4 65147$710L.
What
Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants
and. Children. It contains neither OPIUM, 11/Orpleinee nor
other ,Nareotie substance. It is a harmless substitute
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups and. Castor Oil.
It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years/ lase br
Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and.
allays Feverishness. Castoria prevents vonaithig Sour.
Curd, cures Diarrhea and -Wind Colie. Qastoria reiieves
Teething troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency.
Castoria, assimilates the Food, reguhttes the Stomach.
and. Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Castoria,
Is the Children's Panacea—the mother's Priem&
Castoria.
Castoria is an excellent medicine for
children. Mothers have repeatedly told me
of its good effect upon their children."
Da. 0.0. 0$GOOD, Lowell, Mass.
Castor' ia.
"Castorla is so well adapted to children
that 1 recommend it as superior to any pre-
scription known to me."
IL A. 4.RCECER, M D, Brooklyn, X. Y.
THE FAC -SIMILE SIGNATURE OF
APPEARS . ON EVERY WRAP.PER....
NO/NOMINNONnowIe.•••••••••••••1•,..a
corm5..1y, 7touranive STR ET, NW YORK CITY
"eiegi,Leeteete4 .SeeeiD eeeet:Lle-ee "e
OUR SILVER 3UI3ILEE.
Western Fair, London.
SEPTEMBER Sth to 17th, 1828.
Entriesclose Tilt September. Space allotted cal receipt (d entry.
Our attractions will be grand, and exhibits tinsel -pest -ea. 'Yn eti eeFee all
that others can show and to 'better advantage. Royal 1.1izteca 19. Prince
GIKabe's japs, Sit' Ff assail Ben Ali's Mains and „many other eeteee Is, the bast
in the country. Fireworks each evening, "Blowing up the ' seisted by
all the ring and stage attre
Special excursion trains leave London at 10 pen: and alleles() you can stay
to the fireworks.
Auction sale of Booths end Privileges, Wedne.eilay, Auguit rib, on the
grounds at 2 p. zu. Prize Lists, Programmes, etc., apply to
LT. -COL. W. M GARTSHORE, President. . THOS. BROWNE, Sceretary.
A Creat Event
CANNA9S GREAT 0
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BEST FORTABLE.DildRY AND FARM.
and rees
Industrial Fair!
Toronto
AUO. 29th to Serd.'10, 1898
New and' Wonderful attractioes
Excelling all previous 'years.
The Cultan-Am oilcan War
Exciting Naval and Military Displays.
The 14109I. ventions & N ov el tie
From an parts of the world.
Entries of. Exhibits close Aug, 611). Cheap
excursions froni everywhere. For prize lists
entry forms, programmes, and all particulars,
address
:r. J. WITHROW, H. J. HILL,
President, Manager, Toronto
A YOUNG
GIRL'S ESCAPEs
Saved from being a Nervous Wreck
BY
MILBURN'S HEART AND
NERVE PILLS.
For the benefit of Canadian rnothere,
who have daughters who are weak, pale,
run down or nervous, Mrs. Belanger, 128
Rideau Street, Ottawa, Ontario, nittdo the
following statement, ee that no one teed
suffer through ignorance of the right
remedy to use: "My daughter sinTered
very rnuch from heart troubles at times.
Often she es as se bed that she could not
speak, but heti to sit and gasp for breath.
She was se extremely nervous that her
limbs would fairly' shake and tremble.
Frequently she would have to leave school;
and finally she grew so weak that we were
much alarmed about her health. I gave
her many remedies, but they did not seem
to do her any good.
Then 1 heard of Milburree Heert and,
Nerve Pills, and got a box of them, and
they have indeed worked wonders with
her. I can recommend them very highly
as the best remedy I ever heard of for
Complaints similar to thece front which
my daughter ouffered."
Milburn's Heart mid Nerve Pitts neYer
fail to do good. They cure palpitatien,
faintness, dizziness, smothering eensetion,
weakness, nervoueuess, sleeplessness, mine-
rals, fernele troubles and'general debility.
&Id by all druggists at ooa. a box dr
three boxes for $1.25. T. Milburn & Co.,
Toronto, Ottario,
L-IEN PIL.t ontheAULVLS
System in
an easy and natural manner,
removing all poisons and im.
purities, 'they atir0 Oonstipa.
tie'', Sick Headacheemous
nesao Dyspepsia, Sour Steno
auk Jaundice and Liver Cont.
piainto Price 250$
*""'"--cagelir eareeta..—
IYou will find at I3issett's Wareroone
the following line of Agricet
toral Implements
BEF?,ING BIN-
DERS, MOWERS, ROLLER
AND BALL, BEARINGS,
T
STEEL RAKES.
;
Aft.111 line of Seed Drills, Cull ivators
Disc and Djnnoid Harrows
Plows, and Turnip Drills.
SWM MACHINES. ETC
The celebrated Knoll Washer
Raymond sewing ind wringers
imachine
Gurney stoves and furances.
waggons
Buggies
Bicycles.
The Chatham Waggon and a full
line of the celebrated McLaughlin
Buggies.
41BILAL?
WITH SPRiNG FLOVIERS4*.—.
Comes the necessity of
SPRING GARMENTS
\'‘'.Agfs'
Wm e are the van with all
that is desirable in tkpAille.
Let 1.ts t6C
of
$17.00 Fancy Worsteds hi 'all
the newest colorings.
Remember we put up the
best suit for $10.00 that ea
be bought in the county.
GIVE VS A GAM
J. Ho Oriel,