Exeter Times, 1898-9-8, Page 51
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cure. Boodle Sarsaparilla possessee
and unequalled curative power
fore it has trite neer% When
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trying an experiment. It will
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drive out the germs of diaease,
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• Head Office, Montreal.
WnLFERSTAN THOMAS,Esq.,
• GENERAL MANAGER
3�oney advanced to good farraera on their
Own note with one or more endorser at 7 per
tint. pet animal.
.
Exeter Branch,
pen every lawful day, from a.m. to p.m
SATURDAYS,10 a.m, to lp. m.
..zaprrent rates of interest allowed on depoits
N. D.HURDON,
Manager. '
Exeter, Deo. 27th, '96
Money
Ns,. have 'unlimited
ment upon farm
rates of interest.
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SEPTEMBER 8th,1898.
THURSDAY,
CANADA'S TURN NOW.
We have presented a hostile front
to Canada all along the line. The
• Dingley law in its entirety hurts Can -
Ada more than any other country with
which we do business, and the lumber
,clause was a blew in the face, which
we attempted to follow up with Oar -
lies amendments and section 22. We
are not prepared to yield anything on
these points, but we demand that Can-
ada shall lay down the arms which we
lave forced her to take up before ne-
gotiations will be opened. This is not
ommon sense. Canada is not at our
feet. She is very alert on her own --
33oston Transcript.
This is a common-sense view which,
-unfortunately, is all too rare in the
"United States. • Elated over ther suc-
cess in Cuba and Porto Rico, the
Statesers are busy picturing the Brit-
ish West Indies as almost -ready for
annexation, and more than ever they
are convinced that Canada just yearns
to be snatched to Columbia's bosom.
The average citizen of the Republic
is so intensely egotistical over his
nation that he cannot conceive that
tile people of a neighboring country
can be content to remain mit of the
g old. Even the wholesale visiting
which the Statesers do in this country
does not seem to have enlightened
the politicians of the Republic, and
they go right along in the delusion
that the time is fast approaching when
Canada will become part of the 'United
States.
This mistaken belief can be effect-
ually shattered if Sir Wilfrid Laurier
.aand his colleagues keep their back-
bones stiff enough at the Quebec con-
ference and refuse to grant any con,
essions except in 'return for greater
• concessions from the United States.
lt is Canada's turn now, and the
Canadian Commissioners should see
that no mistaken generosity, no
liberality of feeling lead them to give
snore than7they get. -Tot onto Star.
1Lib j
A PopiNv Nome ort.
u cc essful Only When the
Diamond Dyes are used.
In thousands of happy and thrifty
lollies in the Dominion and in the
teOlony of Newfoundland the work of
rug and mat making is becoming very
popular. Home made rugs and mats
are More highly esteemed just now
than imported goodS. This is not sur-
prising when we reMember the fact
that the home articles are the hest
'wearing and prettiest.
The Di tun on d Dyes has given a great
impetns to the work of making home-
made nage and Mats. In forte/ er times
tbe troublesome part of the Work Was
the dyeing With the Old fashioned
and poorly prepared dyes the dyeing
operation was long and unsatisfactory.
She instruction of the Diamond Dyes
imith their special colors for wool, and
•:for cobbon and 'nixed goods, has ban
;a boon to womankind. Old and faded
rags and yarns for mat and rugs ean
• MOW, be dyed any brilliant shade with
the Diamond Dyes -shades that are
perfectly fast to sun and soap.
If you wish 1;0 be at all times suc-
Cessful in dyeing for erg and mat mak-
iktg, we here utter a warning note
against the use of adulterated package,
And eoap grease dyes that only produee
1nudd y anti. trea,k y Colors that eanno t
possibly stand an ordinaay washieg,
Ask for the Diamond. Dyes, uSe them
as' per directions, and 'VOUr $1100e$8 15
aure,
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WHEAT STEAQY. F Th A d
TIE
trading IlarrOW at Chicago, But Liver -
reel and Fallti IllarIcetS gala
Well - Priees.
•
'Paeseaay Eveniag, Sept. O.
Treating le wheat Oa the Champ market
wee en 41: very moan sesie „to -dee -Ana Novell -
west; Teeelpt.s were a.arger agallabut anaaket
opeaed at•about 4atorday's final agares,
and • eloaea about ateady, with a ,gela
tae per bashel, /in the Peeetreber encl. Mal
eitieus. This aionall'e delivery (inclined
On the Leven/eel board the Seat. and
Dec, Wheat faturee.opened %a higher, tied
clesed yea higher per cental thou the pre 'el.
final Agurea. Darla Wheat and hoar
advanced to -day, bat 'Aritwe;rp went 'off a,
lit tie.
• Visible and Afloat.
As compared; with a week age, the viable
supply of wheat In Canada. and lite lanktea
States has Inoreased 1,220,000 bushels, that
of corn BAILS inereealed 234,000 busaels,
that of °ate hits Increased 9.41,o0o bashols.
To ae.eapitulate tile visible supply ot
wheat in Canada and. ;the Statee, to -
'tether , with. that alioa•t to Europe, la 22,-
827,000 bushele, 'against 23427 000 bashers
a week ago, and 34,737,000 bushels year
or e ge
• Toronto St. Lawrence 19111r3ret.
Thirty-two hundred 'bushels, all told,,of
grain was sold yesterday at the following
prices : White wheat, 300 busltels at 07c
to USc;" rea, 200 busliela at 07e; goose, 800
at 1.17e to. 138e; 800 bushels. barley at 422 to
45e; 1000 'bushels oats at 270 to 28e. 110
Imeheis peas at 45e to 51c. •
There were 30 loads of hay, timothy sell-
ing at $7 to 78,00, and clovet at $5 to 70.00.
One load of straw acad. at 77.
'i'orouto Live Stock.
Tire run of live steak at -the Cattle Mar-
ket to -day was not large -56 carloads, com-
posed of 1000 cattle, 1015 sheep and Iambs,
1000 hogs and 50 calves,
The fat eattle, With a few exeeations,
were of a rather inferior ;
Choice export cattle sold from 74 to $4.00;
light export bulls, 73 to $3,25; medium ex -
Port bulls, $3.35 to 73.00; export bulls,'
heavy, of choice quality-, at 73.65 to 74 per
Leads of goad butcher e and exporters,
mixed. at 73,00 to $4.10.
Choice picked lots of butchers' cattle at
$4.10 to 74.20; lands of good, $380 to $4 ;
medium, $8.50 to 73.70; common.'73,12% to
73.30; Interior, $2,8Va to 73.10 per cwt.
Heavy feeders sola at 08.75 to 73.80.
Stockers were a little easier, selling et
$3 for inferior and $3,25 to $3.40 per cwt.
for animals of good quality.
Milk cows nun at $26 to 745 each.
Calves firm at 73 to 76 each, or 74.50 to
75 per cwt.
Sheep -Prices unchanged Ewes scat at
8.25 to 73.50, and bucks 72.75 to 73.50 per
cwt.
Spring iambs sold from 72.75 to 73.70 eath
r 4;4.12% to $4.25 per cwt.
Hogs -Prices unchanged. Choice selec-
ions off cars at 74.70; Light and heavy fats,
,25 to 74.40 per cwt. Markets weak and
laces are inclinea to go lower. Too many
ight hogs coming forward.
Chicago Live Stock.
Chicago, Sept. 6.-Rogs-Dstimated re-
elpts for to -day, 18,000; left over, 4683;
est grades arm; others steady; light, $3.60
o 73.75; mixed, 73.56 to 74; heavy, $3,55 to
4; rough, $3.50 te 73.65.
Oattle-Receipts,3500; good grades strong;
titers weak; beeves, 74 to 75,65; cows and
eifers, 72 to 74,30; Texas steers, 73,10 to
, Western, 73.50 to 74.40;
feeders, $3.10 to 74.50.
Sheep-Xleceiptg, 14,000; slow and weak.
East Dairalo Cattle Market.
East Buffalo, Sept. 6. -Cattle -The offer-
ings were prindpally stockers that were
left over and sold about on the baeis et
Yesterday's close, Calves were in fair
demand, moderate supply aud steady at
yesterday's close. Choice to extra were
quotable at $7 to 77.25; good to choice,
70.50 to $7.
Sheep and Lambs -The trade was na sat-
isfactory to -day, tus half of the offerings
of 10 loads were the -unsaleable 'lots ot
yesterday, and the demand was aght. There
was one load of Oanadas which sold for
75.40; native lambs, choice to extra, were
quotable at $5.40 to 75.50; gooa to choice,
75 to 75.40. There was only a pectlal clear-
anco, valiel). consisted of the picked bunch
es. Sheep, choice to extra wethers, 74.50
to 74.75; mixed choice to extra, $4.25 to
74.50.
Hogs -The offeriugs were 22 loads. Me
demand for good corn hogs was active and
higher than the close yesterday. Heavy
were quotable at 74.05 to 74.071/2; Yorkers,
74.05 to 74.10; pigs, 78.55, but not many
sold; roughs, 73.40 to 73.60; stags, 72.75 ta
$3.25; grassers, $3.00 to 73.95: About all
the good stuff was cleaued up.
British. Markets.
Liverpool, Sept, 6. -12.30. --No. 1 North.,
spring; OS- 25; red winter, 5s 51/id; No. 3
Cal., Os ad to Os 3d '• corn, 3s OM; peas,
55 10; pork, 50s; lard, 25s 06; tallow, 105
65; bacon, heavy, I.c., 30s; light, 25a 65;
Short cut, 20s 66; cheese, white, 87s 6d;
colored, 38s 65.
Liverpool -Close -Spot wheat steady, wit))
red winter at 5s 5110, No. 1 dat. at Gs 26
to Gs 3d and No. 1 Northern at 68 31/25;
In -
tures, 5s 53id for eept. and 64 234d. for Dec.
Maize, 35 id for spot; futures, 35 lahrl oa
Sept, 3s, 20 for Oct, and 64 3345 for Dora
Flour, 20s 00.
TI6LEGRAP1110 nrar,rs.
Itear-Admiral Sampson, Major-General
Wade, Major-General Matthew C. Dun-
can and Lieut. -Col. John W. Clous,
member for the Cuban Commission, left
New York for Cuba on the Resolute.
The London Daily Mail uncierigtande
that Cecil Rhodes, aciang for a South
.Africa syndicate, is negotiating for tht,
purchase ot the Delano Railway front
Portugal.
Capt. John McCafferty, ex -collector of
customs for Alaska, haa arrived at San
Francisco, and expresses the opinion that
there is no gold -bearing quartz in Alaska.
Tbe steamer Portland has arrived al
San Fraucisoo from St Micbtiers witt,
treastire estimated at frnri $1,500,000 to
$2,000,000.
Poster M. Payne, a railway tolegrapb
operator, is believed to have been mur
dered at Memphis, Tenn,
Feed. Renfrew was at Belleville sett.
°need to two years in penitentiary for
• burglary.
They 1rieeted Officers,
Toronto, :Sept. 7. --Tho annual meeting
of the Canadian Furniture Manufacturers'
Association yesterday elected the follow-
ing cam's; Mr. George MoLogan was ro.
elected president, and S. Snyder vice.
president, James Baird treasurer, and J.
R. Shaw secretary and Solicitors. Those
present were: air. Snyder, Waterloo; .7.
5, Anthes, Berlin ; j. Broadfoot, San -
forth; W. M. Burr, Guelph; J. Mor
Took, Guelph; Mr. Ellis, Iagersoll; Mr.
Grontzner, Berlin; Ma. Baird, Platte.
vile,; Mr, larechtel, Hanover; W. B.
Rogers, Toronto; Mr. MoLagan, Strat-
ford; Mr. Dowling, Harriston,
Ilargo Montgomery Subic.
Detroit, Mich., Sept. 7. -Word has
reaohed hero of the sinking, et the barge
Mot/tottery in Lake St, Clair yesteeday.
She, with the Cahoon, Was in tOW of the
Leland and collided with W halebnoa No.
137, The Mon tgatriery Was sunk in 21
feet of water and the Cahoon so badly
dainaged she had to bo taken to the De.
trait dry dook, Tbe Montgomery brew
was gavel
The Induatrkal.
• Toronto, Sept. 1.e-Yester3ay was Gor
mania, Day and telly 40,000 personat,
tended the Fair, ThIu Is Farmers' Day,
422 great day of the Imbistrial,
Paine's Celery Compound
gives the needed sthxmlous
to good digestion and
assimilation, and
• keeps the blood
pure,
NATURE'S MEDICINE BRINGS
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS TO
• THOSE IN ADVANCED
King .David, the sweet singer of
Israel says; "The days of our years are
threeseore years and ten; and if by
reason of strength they be fourscore
years, yet is their strength labor and
SO1TOW.
The physical troubles and bur-
dens of old people are many. Dis-
ordered nerves, constipation, fiat-
ulence, drowsiness, indigestion, palpi-
tation and impoverished blood seem to
make them grow weakerfrom day to
day.
Paine's Celery Conapoiincl is a
precious and invaluable medicine for
oldpeople. It is nature's true nerve,
tissue and flesh builder; it keeps the
blood pure and fresh from day to day,
regulates the organs of digestion, and
keeps the appetite natural and healthy.
>No other medicine in the world so
quickly recruits the strength and
waning energies of men and women
advanced in years. Paine's Celery
Compound has added many long years
to the lives of oldpeople in the pastAnd
to -day thousands sing the praises of
the wonderful medicine, because it has
bestowed peace and comfort. and kept
them free from the infirmities of old
age.
To Adver tieers.
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 least 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 jrist 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
bottles, newspPper advertising is the
only successful way. To get the best
results use the paper with the largest
circulation, and thegreatest amount of
local news. Circulation is the proper
basis upon Whi apt! ces sh ould befixed.
If a newspaper with a circulation of
2,000 charges $100 per year, then one
with a circiilation o MOO would be entitl-
ed to $30. An advertiser should take
these facts into careful oonsideration,
when making contracts. Another fre-
quent loss to advertisers is in the use
of several papers when one covers the
ground. THE TIMES is read by more
people in Exeter, Ushorne, Stephen,
Hay, the northern part of Biadulpit
and. McGillivray than all other county
papers combined, and an advertise-
ment placed in it 'Mil be found the
most effectual way in which to reach
the people.
Cook's Cotton nod Compound.
Is successfully used monthly by over
10,000Ladies. Safe, effectual. Ladies ask
your druggist for Cook's cotton Root Com-
pound. Take no other, as all Mixtures, pills and
imitations are dangerous, Price, No. 1, $1 per
box; No. 2,10 degrees stronger, $3 per box. No.
1 or 2, mailed on receipt of price and two lacent
stamps, The Cook Company,Windsor, Ont.
lagi-Nos. 1 and 2 sold and recommended by all
responsible Druggists in Canada.
No. 1 and No. 2 sold ill, Exeter by J. W
B.•owning, druggist.
Saves Thousands of Lives.
Fonr years ego Jacob Dewitta, of Hay
bland, was dragged to the verge of
death by dreadful heart disease. He was
even up to ale. From vigorous menaood
he hatl gm° to a broken deeptancient wreca.
He pecteered Dr. Agnew's care for the
Heart, used it faithfully, and to -day
weighs 218 pounds, and Ilves to bleats tao
day the great remedy watt recoenaeamaed
to biro. It relieves In 30 minutea.--24.
Sold by 0. LUTe, Exeter.
SOE1OOL OPE iNai
A full line, fresh and
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Catarr
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Broken in 60 Minutes
Vs an alanniug fact, but
statistics bear it out,that
at least lo in every nun,
firod Peraens in this
country are tainted tea
leaser or greater degree
by that disgusting, offen-
sive and dangeroes dia.
ease -Catarrh. If amp -
toms appear, pith as cold
in the head, dizziness,
• pains in the forehead.,
beadade, dropping in
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dm Catarrh shackles may be tightening about you -
am. AGNEW'S QATatuseeasa, POWDER
to the most potent Catarrh cure knowe to -day -
Recommended by eminent pose and throat llama -
Isis -gives rellofin from to to to minutes.
" For years I was a victim of chronic Catarrh;
the iirst application of Dr. Agnow's Catarrbal pow.
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short while I was permanently cured."-james
Headley, Dundee, N,Y.-.Se
Sold hy C. LUTZ, Exeter.
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QF3TS. People with,_„...o.
Eaeter August :Nth, Ma
Wheat per inithel ,..... ... .09 to 70
Oata.„... ,,,...1., 0,01AI 0,1425 to 67
liarloy"..... ... ..,4(2. to 48
Butter,... „... .12 to 13
C4113gege:;, • :a
Tarkey'S. .- .1.0,a.
..1.•••• . / , 0 1... 10 00 10
Chickees per M ... , , - ....:::: 40 Fto° 750
a,..„
Daeks.-.. •••,, . .,..
.. 17 to V3
pork &mod . • •
" :..$9:4604 tto0 Ng
Pork live weigh - ,l„ ....
Xday per ten ,, ..,
r e e a .. . ... .. . . . .. . .. `4-1110t0 tto° 82
Alsike clover 4.60 to 5.00
Timothy seed • • • - • .. -... , . ... lea to 1.23
Dried. Xpplest- . 24 to 3
London. August alth, 1898.
Wheat per bushe „, „at !,0 85
Oats, 34i
Peas ,
Barley, .... • . • • . ,...44 to 60
Buckwheat, , .30 to 38i
Rye ...... -$9 to ;39
Corn 33i, to 48
Beams . ,... -40 to 00
Butter . • 13 to 14
EaRa 10 to 11
Ducks 60 M 70
Turkeys per 1b,... ,10 to 12
Geese pert-- 9
5( to 75
WarDted ::: • • • • .. an 00
Hay per ton .a 6 00 to $ 7•60
An experienced imde teaeher holding a that
or second class certificate for School Section
No. 1, Stephen, Duties to COMMOIll30 lat
January 1809... Apply peasonally or by letter to
the undersigned elating salary with testimon-
ials on or before 29th in,
Wel.13AKE11,
4- 41. Setey-Trotts., Exeter P. 0.
Estray Sheep
Strayed onto the prendees of the undersigned,
on or before July 2e1h last, white Ewe with a
• black head. Tee owner is requestea to prove.
property, pay charges ana take the mdroal
away. •
HENRY EHLERS,
Lot 2S, North Boundary; TOVl nship of Stephen,
4-4t. 11 miles west or Dashwood.
Fain for sale
- --
A few good farms for sale cheap -Money to
oan. Apply to JOHN SPACKIVIAN
Farm For Sale.
- •-•
A good Farm for sale of 300 acres of lend in
the township of Usborne, being lot No.8. on
the llth coneessioe and lyine. the east side
of the Exeter and St. Mar) s gravel road. This
is a most excellent farm for fall wheat. or grain
of any kind. There is a frame barn, stable and
shed on tho farna but no houset There is alsou
good well of spring water and a young bearing
orchard and about 85 acres of land -under culla-
vation. For further particulars apply to
Roanna OnnEav, Sa„ lot 12, Con. 10, Tp.
Usborne, Winchelsea P. O.
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by druggists in every part of Lb° r odd. 26
cents a bottle. •Its value is incalculable, 13e
sure and ask for Mrs Winslow's Soothing
Syrup, and take no other kind.
THE PIONEER LIMITED
Is the name of the only perfect traia in the
world, now running every night between
Chicago, Milwaukee & St, Paul and Minneap-
olis via the Chicago, IVIilwaukee & St. Paul
Railway -the pioneer road of the West in ad-
opting all improved facilities for the safety aud
en3oyment of passengers. An illustrated -pam-
phlet, showing views of beautiful scenery aloug
the route of the Pioneer Limited, will ae seet
.free to ;my person 'upon receipt of two -cent
postage stamp. Address Geo. H. Heettord,
t4eneral Paesenger Agent, Chicago. 111.
Children Ovy TOF
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MARTYR TO IliART TROUBLE
Mrs. Selina E. Coro, Amherst, N. S.. says:
"At times I seffered intensely from palpitation
and fluttering of any heart. I was weak and
my nerves shattered, Milburn's Heart and
Nerve Pills bare regulated my h eartatoned my,
nerves and hailt up my Health." \
DOAN CURES A MANITOBA MAN.
Mr. Alexander Fraser, Miami, Man. 'writes:
"I cannot refrain from recommending Doan's
Kidney Pills to any person troubled with kid -
(Icy disorder, for 1 belies -e if tbey could cure
me they could cere any case.,
Children Cry tow
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KINSMAN. L. D. S. AND
"L DR. A. R. KINSMAN, L.
D. S., D. D S., Honor Graduate
of Toronto University, Dentists.
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bad atter effects Office m Fan-
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DENTIST.
Ropers .,1..aduate of the Toronto Uni-
versity, and Royal College of Dental Surgeons
of Ontario. An Bridge work, crowns and Plate
work done in the neatest possible manner, A
narmless amtesthetie for painless extraction.
Phe striekest attention given to the preservat-
ton of the natural teeth. Office opposite Cen-
tral Hotel Exeter, Ont
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A YOUNG
GIRL'S ESCAPE.
Saved from being a Nervous Wreck
BY
MILBURN'S HEART AND
NERVE PILLS. „
For the benefit of Canadian mothers,
who have daughters who are weak, pale,
run down or nervous, Mrs. Belanger, 128
Rideau Street, Ottawa, Ontario, made the
following statement, so that no one need
suffer throngh ignot name of the right
remedy to use: "My daughter suffered
very much front hearb troubles at times.
Often she was so ba,a that she could not
Speak, but had to sit and gasp for breath.
She was so extremely nervous that her
limbs would fairly shake rid tremble.
Freq nen tl y she would have to lomat school;
and finally she grew so weak thee we were
much alarmed about her health. I gave
her many remedies, but they did not seom
to do her any good.
Then I heard Of Milburn's Heart 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 7 ever heard of for
complaints similar to those from which
my daughter stiffered."
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills never
fail to do good., They cure palpitation,
faintness, dizziness, smothering sensation,
weakness, nervousness, sleeplessness, anae-
mia, female troubles Ana general debility.
Sold by all druggists at 50o, a box or
thtee boxes for p.m. T. Milburn de Co.,
Toronto, Ontario.
LAU-LIVEN PILLS act eti 'the
system In
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POIMOVitill all litiisOliS end
letiritiegi They cut% Constipate..
tion, Sick boadactico
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Visi na
Remember our optician will be away for holidays from
SEPTEMBER 1st TO THE lOth.
Come in before he leaves and have your sight scientill..
cally tested.
No charge made for testing at
T. FITTON'S,.
ASK YOUR. DEALER FOR
r
BEST FORTABLE.DAIRY,AND FARM
A Men is always in the
SWIM
If he wears one of W.
JOHN'S neatly fitting
SUITS
He is a sure fitter.
His priees are away down.
Fall Fairs.
I Goderich, September 27, 28, 29.
ii ItIdLIStrial, TOPOD to, Aug. 29 to Sept,
1 10.
Western, London, Sept. 3 to 17.
Northern, Walkerton, Sept. 14, 15,
South Huron, Exeter, Sept. 10, 20.
Huron Central, Clinton, Sept. 20, 21.
Tuckersmitb, Seaforth, Sept. 23.
North Perth, Stratford, Sept. 22, 2.31
Turnberry, Wingharn, Sept. 27, 281
East 17Vawanosh, Belgrave, Sept,
29.'51' East 3o01:rtlis,u13rol3rnthbi°,1cIsts()ell):,r 41-.) e5to. her 0, 7.
Hay, Zurich', September 21, V..
Mitchell, September 27, 28.
1,
iLivEn, TROUBLES, biliousnesis, sallow
complexion, yellow eyes,jaundice,etc.,
yield. to the curative powers of Laxa-
1, Liver Pills. They are sure to cure.
His goods are tile beat. \ •
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Call and examine his goods befoi era,
buying your
F A LI, SUITi x,totce
W JOHNS,
The 'Tailor
BICYCLES
aletteataeataraaaete
I We would recommend those
isuffering from CoUOBS, CoLns,
and BRONCHIAL, troubles to
1 use W N 'CO UGI -1 • IT?,a4 ISA* a
It is also a reliable remedy
Are You Interested for c.hildron.
wheels? We man u ct u re V11-1 NAN'S
:LINIMENT, au excellent lunedv -
'
Ior.1\ 1.2, 1:1IA I, CA A , PAINS,
I SORE THROAT RBEUMATISM
INFLUENZA.
11 Also WINAN'S CONDITION
POWDER, the best in the mar -
We handle
some of the lead-
ing CANADIAN
and AMERICAN
makes at prices
to suit the times.
A few second hand organs ket
5
and Octave, cheap.
Try our Lotion for scratches 6
sewing machines 011 horses, also condition pow-
, der for same
ALWAYS ON HAND.
!SOLE AGENT FOR DICKS LUNG
P. S.—Selling out Dise Har 9 YttUP.
rows at cost. 1 C LUTZ
R ERS
PERKINS & MARTEN,
Main street, Exeter.
-
Travellers You will find at Bisset I's Wareroom
1
Should always carry with
them a bottle of Dr. Fowler's I
Extract of Wild Strawberry.
The change of food and water to which
those who travel are subject, often pro-
duces an attack of Diarrheett, which is as
unpleasant ana discomforting as it may
be dangerous. A. bottle of Dr. Fowler's
Extract of Wild Strawberry in your grip
is a guarantee of safety. On the first in-
dication. of Cramps, Colic, Diarrhcee, ar
Dysentery, a few doses will promptly
check further advance of these Stiseases.
It is an old, Tell.
able remedy, with
over forty years' of
cures to its credit,
whose merit is re-
cognized everywhere
and one that the (loc-
ators recommend in
preference to all
others.
Sold by medicine
dealers everywhere
at 35c, a bottle.
Always insist on the genuine, o.s many
of the imitations are higlily elangerots.
A Suit of Vlocitis
or 8 Single Garh2erit
Shonld Oombine now a dave,
Correctness of Style,
GOod Workmanship,
• Moderate Cost,
• Perfect Fit,
Von look tor these in an old and
reliable olaee, and • A. 3,
SNELL never disappoints hi
patrons in any of these. A
lirge assortment of
Fail & Winter Goods
In Worsteds and Tweeds, are
now on our shelves, and we wit,
take nmoh pleasure in showing
them to you. There are many
oiherlines that are specially at-
a drys.
elierlae
the following line of Agricrit
• . • tural Implements
ERRING BIN-
DERS, MOWERS, ROLLER
AND BALL BEARINGS,
STEEL SULKY RAKES.
Afun line of Seed Drina:, Cull ivaiOrS
DiSe and Diamond Earl ()ITS
Plows, kmd Turnip Drills. '
•
SEWING MACHINES, En
The celebrated Knoll Washer
• Raymond sewing and wringef s
machine
STOVES. -443g0'...„
Gurney stoyes and furances.
waggons
uggies
.aioy4b ps.
The Chatham Waggon and a full
line of the celebrated XfoLanghlin
Buggies. ,
613111_41.2
WITII SPRING FLOWEIIS.
Cornes the necessity of
SPRING GARMENTS
We are in the van with all
that i8 desirable in the line.
Let us show you our stock of
$1700 Fancy 'Worsteds in all
the newest colorings.
Remember we put up the
hest suit for $10.00 that can
be bought in the comity.
GIVE US A CALL.
J. Ha eirt0Ve