Exeter Times, 1901-10-31, Page 5TE EXhTE.E1 TILVILk:AS
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"A bad workman
quarrels with, his
tools'
A maker of trcky
shoes,. blames the Re -
taller, for over pricing
them, at Kt7theY
look like.
ObservetheMakers'
responsible PI -Tc -i on
"The Slater Shoe"
WOO"
ole Lot
:4 TO TA TV-
fROFt HERROWS TelOttWiTSed
A FelWERFUL MODERN FORCE,
"When, all is said history And na-
ture present to -the common life but
one prolalera, and that is the prob-
lem of how to liberate the love en-
ergy at the heart of things and or-
gantze it for the leadership of the
whole human Advance. To conseitees-
ler and purposely outline a, human
evolution and history for the will to
love to work by; to se liberate awl
motor the love energy that it may
run, the whole world maelaieery: to
effeet an economy that shall make
love the sole producer and distribu-
ter; to rem:tenet/ every gain or good
or glory tbat love does not bring;
to takO 10Ve Os the true religion and
sure faith; to follow love as the on
-
17 dee guide to truth; to abandon
the world to love as its sole author,
ity and complete liberty—to all of
this is the common life summoned by
the principle of its being—the princie
pie of its economie and social devel-
opment.
POULTRY GROWING. .
For the Ge3;kgri4 Vitr44er-L.- Tacupator
and Ilea ntatehedtek
The position ot the farraer with re -
geed to poultry is entirely differeat
from *bat of the specialist with a Jorge
plant, To the farmer sueb informati-m
Men Meet 'Week leigethen hie Deelerea as eee ratan jag levee h late, report at
I
tat, etet Mealy for eletrentee, Pitt foe Their A„ 0, 0nbert., manager of tho etteeheeh
,deitel--White hove in rellIticel le Ao,. experimental farms, is especially di -
german. to wnis heeturere-Tbe Strap I rete
; Vasxuera Im.ve given inereaeed at -
toe (hiring the past few years to the
*racial hatching and rearing of
ebickens, which Um been pursued by
two methods.;
By Ailing' the Incubator and, begin -
Wog operations in late VebruarY or
arly Yareb.
By deferrin notching operatioos
bad gt run outside,
ale le efeture.
Pref. George D. lieros nee
gccture on '•The Will of Love,- eo
tabled tirrse paragraphs:
olilvery power, or force, or ene
efsget, When ;dialyzed through and
beck again, when reduced from, what
it lee= to be to 'what it is, turas
cut to be a love power. la physics,
loVe is the law of aterectiou. finding
the atanities of things, and so ereate
tug a plaint or newer. In conecious
lite, love is the adhesiva ttt create
tive Pro/Jell-ea milting beast. to be .
Iwiding Man to mato bringitig feral,
44, hites, a e state, a religion:
briPah;g• forth the deeds we ea
good and the deeds we call evil.
Mt politics, love is democracy; de -
=array is the love dream o tho
%mime life, yet to be reelize4
through the whole range et our ace
theitiee arid ;elation% An termsofeot
elal philoeopity. love is 0-5510CitlitiOnt
the power of aqsociatiort laaS AilVelY31
Urn in itS afabieation arid effort to-
ward e. life etubraeing Away, in which
the full bloesorning Ot each ilea-
eidual would be freely willed mid tie.
USW!. ePiritual necessit,v. In ecoe
*nude term% love is co-operation;
the elemental Ideal of socialism is
that of a world love -organized. in
neSential religion. love ia the fellow-
ship of eaeh man 413 a, lover with the
whole round of human, experience.
here Is, indeed, no other kind of
power than love power for either the
individual or the collective mon to
"Viewed from its night NiaN na-
ture seems to have conditioned man's
on O. program of etruggle
and bate, of greed and blood. The
survival of the strongest in eeldeli
Might and cunning was the story the
Older evolutionists had to tell us.
But the nesver evolutionists are tel-
ling ttS tile IOW story of nature end
of Social development. Within the
evolution which looks like an, end+
less orgy of blood anl devouriug
struggle, within the natural and hu-
man monsters that havd' made the
earth a scene of anguish and waste,
the will of love is soon to have been
steadily working toward self -realiza-
tion in a world without struggle.
•='Tho things that are red in toot1.1
and claw devour one another; they
that come to power by the sword
perish by*the sword; the competitors
build the monopolies that destroy
their corapetition; the monopolies re-
treat before the co-operation secret
which they unwittingly divulge. And
love remains, with a fair and bound-
lessly forgiving earth of exhaustless
resources to organize. Black and
overwhelming, mighty and all -present
as the forces of unlove have been,
they perish with the works of their
ownhands; one by one they vanish
as the mists, while love shines upon
golden fields of co-operative oppor-
tunity, which. are to be the real the -
human history.
'Innen history is seen from within
and its 'whole perspective surveyed
from the centre of some world cri-
sie,-the will to love may be seen 'as
tts source, and the ever-increasing
leader of the centuries to their goal.
"Tyranny is btin misused force.
Despotic power has always had- to
Misuse the love forces of the comion.
life in order to be. No despotism
could stand without finding an affin-
erViee with those it oppressed
and erushed. Caesar, Cromwell and
Napoleon each began as a friend and
deliverer of the people; the railway
xaagnate must heel you over his rail-
way; the industrial monopolint must
furnish you with products; the church
must make you think of your soul.
The moment the most despotic pow-
er altogether refuses, to be responsi-
ble, the moment it no longer listens
to a single whisper of the soul of
service soniewhere within it, that
moment it '-eeascs to be. Whenever
the will to love has gone clean out
-
of the -throne or centre of any kind
power, then the power itself . has
melted away tvibh the shadows. A
pure despotism is but an itujout3e im-
agination—the like of it could not
exist
'In reality, love has always been
law, and no other law has ever been
at work; by no other law has the
world ever been governed or judged.
But our ignorance and lack ter co-op-
eration has compelled love to govern
ns 'retributively. The tragedies of
history are the collisions of the
blind will to have with the love will
everywhere at work. Indeed, noth-
ing so fully enares men in the face as
the fact that selfishness cannot per-
manently or worthily build any-
thing, no inee I er how honored or an-
cient its inst !Oti OTIS and customs.
Our iustitutions and systems , will
ronthaue to Le' turned and -overturn-
ed until they hecome the perpetually
lluid expressioe „of the cosmic love -
until the hens ba
nil as a result their ems will batch
tter.
n eonnection with tile second
ethedunless the farmer bas a. brood.
Aimee eairioe
inasegeepoorioet,
barneee
'worst kiud of a coin,
bleat/on, f
Euretm
ilarness
*It orgy makes the beraess end.tbe
am 4ocip better. IA* mates the
temeerseteateielletteeetsitie von-
151
ditto*, to 10.4 Woo **long
Ordiutcrily
,41 vknA--ak
UA -4
friPERIAL.
'Aeon OIL CO,
Give
Your
Horse a
,443artaco I
quince, mid eventually become stand-
ards. This wi ' also give fruit
I eerier. The earn be done with
. the dwarf apple t desired. X
e .e tree now
have Sneli a Pth•
doieg well.
tly plum lie
chicteos ditt tbe best at the Canadian
feriae. In the ease a hen .hatehed
chickens the latter were permitted to.
remain in their nest for 24 or 00 boors,
when,, with the mother hen, they were
placed in n slatted coop en 'the grass
outae. The ceop., was so. arranged
that it eould besecurelY closed at
night while ventilation, Was Seeered.
Through the slats the alias could run
On the grass .outside, whilethe hen re-
mained inside. On the fleor of the
• imp Was Sand to the depth of two
tiebes. On tainug the mother ben
from her nest she was givei. food and
'water. She Weilld be more likely to
brood the ebtelts contentedly after be-
n^ fed than if hungry or 'thirsty. ElOW
incincle Greea
Oage, DevaY, ate prune, tea-
periel Gage. ee Japan plums
will grow V. i 1 would surely
have the A . Burbank, Wick-
sonand fl hurple. These Jap-
ans are a acquisition and,
' properc.ly and ripen;(1, their
, quality . me better than is
i geuerally le • ' d them."
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CANAL', ' LO Pnan.
rArna era Appear
'nen
4fore` titan es , spring are
farraers giving en ion to the
deems of the reed pea. as a soilbag
axid hay crop.
There are nutuer varieties of the
field pea. M cultivation. The cut
shows a, blue kind AS grown in thiS
'
country -In the Dominion the acreage
of field peas is aleaut the same ati
t that of winter wheat.
The field pea is sown in early
' spring at the proper time for seeding
grain, using trom 0 to le bushel* of
orpid Liver
tettraes responsible for diftleuet di-
. that 15. DYSPEPSIA,
Zit is,
beaded*, dizziness, constIpatlop,
t fits of despondency,
t fears of linagieary evils. coudeee
Je distre”i efri .27 c.0GOE,,,,, the tiOntlaeel
et,0111n. r• • .."P:1 in the mouth,
e. - »» 040 life of the suf.
..
s»s, tpd liver In
• t . rsa 12ta St,
VAS a great sufferer.
In eer teeth year la
it
and paifls, as4344berlsi
'oci's Sarsaparilla
=la tai t.11 Um digestive Orgelln.
dyspepsia, end ere pennanent vigor
me to the Wimie system.
MONEY TO LOAN. Sntherland butes Co. LIB
We litaveruniimited Private hautsfer invest- 'pp '01.10"013"1->T,,
: D To R (.154,sit
went upon farm or village property at lowest "`•
retes of iuterest.
DICKSON .4 CARLING
Peeeter.
ONEY TO LOAN.
I have a large amount of Private funds to
In43res4 F, GLAABIAln
loan on faxm. and village properties at low rates 1 ()TIBER TINE/ER
ELfivi
Barrister xi St. Exeter.
AIEDicAx,
DRARi,1
gil‘ • . 15' L'.'%40wroimxi
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1.1 . orwanfete vletotio. xoviridtr
fafrixgvierr.suidenee. Dominion labera.
I DICKS
London,
and fart=
00150 NOOTH— Paaseoger.
Loudon. depa . 8.15 a. at. 4.401a 1»
Centralia ' S.1 550
Exeter 9 tr. es
Beeson 9.11 6.15
Kipper% Ona
Brucetteld .. ant 0.33
Clinton - ......., ..... . 10,15 6.55
Wingloaro..AVVINV.,11.10 SA
OING SAWA.. Passenger
Wingloani, depart ..- . 518, aItt, ins has.
Clinton . ,. .. .... . 7,474.25
Brueetiela .. .... .„.... 8.05 4.49
4.67
502
544
5,2,5
542
117.$ AND CIILIC'EnNe IN' COOPS ON' GRASS.
ing house, wbieb permits of Lis being
ndepentlent of outside temperature.
lae will bay° to content himself with
/embitter and outside brooder. Ells
outside brooder is placed on the rap-
idly growing grass, and with proper
are and food the '''oung chicks will be
foiled to maize famous progress.
At the experimental farms when the
bens became broody they were set in
wooden boxes placed In vacant pens In
a house. The wooden nest boxes con-
tained no bottoms and bad a binged
door in front. The nests were made
of dry lawn clippings, which Were
mind to answer the purpose much bet-
ter than cut straw. Grain, grit and
drink water were constantly before
the sitters. On being made the nests
Were tboroughly dusted with a disin-
fecting powder, and so were the sitters
before being put on the nests. It wart
found beneficial to place two or three
china. eggs In the nests as arranged
and allow the broody hens to sit on
them for a day or two. The sitters
having proved reliable, the china, eggs,
were removed and replaced by the
valuable ones. in the morning the
doors of the neSt boxes, which bad
been closed from the previous day,
were opened and the sitters allowed'
opportunity to get out for food, water
and a short run. In early spring, when
the weather Is likely to be cold, the
sitter should return to her nest inside
or ten minutes. Tbe foregoing details
are all important in the successful
hatching of chickens by hens.
Late April and May hen hatched
se
af Cod Liver Oil is the means
of life, and enjoyment of life to
thousands: men women and
When - appetite fails, it re-
. .
stores it. When food is a
burden, itlifts the burden.
When youlose flesh,it brings
the pi -limpness of health.
When work is hard and
duty is heavy, it makes life
bright.
It is the thin edge of the
wedge; the thick end is food-.
But wha.t is the use of food,
when you hate it, and can't di-
gest it?
Scott's Emulsion of Cod
Liver Oil is thefood that makes
you forget your stom.ach.
If you have not tried It, send for
free sample, Its agreeable taste will
surggenTnr AIL.ROWN E. Chemists.
Toronto.
5Oc.sand 61.00 ; all druggists.
Intnint of;a„
Pella The Cr011 is ready to cut. for
ha Y when nearly ripe, Tito yellowing
of the Iva vines and pods marks the
$11.10101 , . proper time for vatting.
purtant it Is to haTh carlY 01,04 Analyses show the peas to be
arefully bro is well known to all either food titan 'wheat, bran,
xperieneed del's. The ratiaus field pea is en exeellent seen
adopted were stale bread crumbs, fol. in g crop for late spring and early
lowed by stale bread soaked In milk suraraer us..„ furnishing a large am -
nil squeezed dry; this for a. day or mint of succulent forage which. is
two. When graoulated oatmeal was relished by cattle. It deserves wider
given. Crusbed corn was not given ure cultivation.
II after eight 41ayS, and whole wheat
was not fed. until the twelfth or four- Iresecure leountlatIon.
Nothing eau be built on falsehood.
No institution, no ollicial reputation,
no work can fail eventnally to suffer,
when the dawn of truth reveals that
aso by misstating facts, exaggers
and overdrawing de -
eentis day. 4.8 the chicks great a
mash composed of Shorts, cornmeal,
tale bread and a small quantity of
prepared meat was mixed with boiling
skimmilk, allowed to cool and was giv-
en three or four times per +lay. hIllk riptions. And yet so many work
and water were both furnished fer I on the hien of booming by extravet.
drink. gent atatements, which. mislead for
a time, and then react with destruce
tion of confidence in n.11 concerned.
now Lentz to Grow the Same Plants,
Beaus may often be grown for ten
yenrs in succession upon lbe same
ntl and peas even longer, but egg-
pinets Wive been foutal to deteriorate
after the third year, and tomatoea,
melons mei most other vegetable fruit
'quiets need new laud frequently, If not
i,very year.
FRUIT FOR CANADA -
treat to enent on lire Acres to Get Bost
Mend ts.
Canadian fruit tree expert, who
was asked what tress were best to
plant two acres with fruit trees for
private use, gave the following sen-
sible reply, which, may be of rand-
terial aSsiStance to others similarly
interested.
**The VarietieS I shall nanie, are se-
leeted from the older and well -tried
al at. The =tear productions n.eed
.her trial, and It is a question
whether we are really getting much
choice qualitx ia our new sorts, on
the whole. Size, productiveness, and
appearance have been tree dominant
features aimed at.
"Beginning with apples and as-
suming that a succession is desired,
I would name Summer Rose, Early
Harvest, Primate, Sweet Bough,
'Willie me' Favorite, Gravenstein,
Richard's Graft, Summer Pippin,
Westfield, Seek -no -Further., Fanaeuse,
Mouse, Grimes* Golden, Wagener,
Rhode Island Greening, Northern
Spy, Esopus Spitzenburg, Porter,
Jonathan, Yellow Bellflower, and
Newtown Pippin. This I regard as
the best list af twenty sorts that
cans be named from standard varie-
ties, and you will make no raistake
in selecting from it. If confined to
a dozen sorts, would select Early
Harvest, Primate, Sweet Bough; Wil -
lianas' Favorite, Richard's Graft,
Gravenstein, Fameuse, Grimes' Gol-
den, Wa.gener. Rhode Island Green-
ing, Esopus, Spitzenburg and New-
town Pippin. But 1 would try and
find room for most of the others by
using Paradise stocks. Some of
these do • nicely on these dwarf
stocks, making very handsome little
trees that take up much less room
and begin to bear at once, with
good' culture. If I could have only
two varieties, they would be the
Esopus Spitzenburg and Newtown
Pippht, Ana if I had to wait a few
years for them to bear, I would buy
the apples of somebody, somewhere,
in the meantime, if I could, even at
the adVaneed price demanded. The
difference between a good apple and
a bad one is verte great.
"As to pears, submit the fol-
lowing list rom which to select, viz:
Madeline I lin o der o od, Wilder's
Early, Tyson , Summer, Doyenne,
Dar !lett, Clapp' s Favorilte, '
Sekel, I3ose, Anjou, White Doyenne,
Dana's Hovey, Josephine de Mathias,
and Winter Neils. TX necessity.' re-
quired, Dloodgood, 'Madeline, Tyson, ,
a,nd Howell might be left out. But I I
would have some on the quince stock
and save the whole list,. as pears
can be grown much closer Limn ap-
ples. And if desired, the dwarfs eafi
be planted rather deeply, so that the
pear may take root 'above the
IT IS WM YOU MED.
•••••••0•••••••••1••••••
Paine's Ce4e:y Compound.
Cured Mr. 3. 13eechinor, of
Shiloh, Ont., of Rheuma-
tism and Sciatica.
It Matters Not How Serious You
Troubles Are, The Great Com-
pound Will Permanently
Cure You,
0.••••••••w•
Autumn months bring rapid weather
eininges disaetrons to all who suffer
float rheumatism. Pains and tortures
increase seven -fold. and death reaps
his harvest from the ranks of rheuma-
tics at this season.
If yon are a sufferer from any form
of rheumatism, cast aside the medi-
cines that you have too long experi-
mented. with and test the virtues of
Paine's Celery Compound, that great
specifiefor rheumatism that has work-
ei such marvellous in all parts of our
Dominion. Mr. Beeclunor pernien-
ently cured after five years of suffer-
ing, urges the afflicted to use the
remedy that saved his life. Be says:
"For five years I suffered from .sci-
atica and rheumatism, at times being
so had that conld not walk or put my
hand to my mouth. If I attempted to
do env work would be crippled for
weeks. took medical treatment,
patent. medicines, Turkish and mineral
baths, but all failed to meet my case.
tried Paine's Celery , Compound, and
after using six bottles feel like a new
.men, and can do a hard day's work
and feel tone the worse for it. have
also gained in weight, and can trnly
say I am permanently cured."
The body -of the old man found dead
at the corner of Brooklyn avenue and
Abbott street-, Detroit, early Taesday
morning has been identified as that of
Louis Von Guenten, an old watchmak-
er, who had lived in Methane On.,
for many years. Von Galen ten had
many aequaintances in Detroit, and
visited there quite frequently.
Constipation
Does your head ache? Pain
back of your eyes? Bad
taste in your mouth? It's
your liver! Ayer's Pills are
liver pills. They cure consti-
pation, headache, dyspepsia,
23c. All druggists.
Want your moustache or beard a betotiu1
brown or rich black? Then use -
he
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE tgfr s kers
50 OM 0F DRUGOISTe, On la, P. HALL A CO., 1511130/5,
...Kipper* ••,-.•......... ata
ileusau tett
Exeter 8.35
cent:alio, .. 2.46
937
DIARRIED
ReheNthe Abliite'XInT-- At Detroit on
Tuen5tt6o 4114 inst.. Mr. Geo, lireuner. to
Mite Martha Albietlit. both former reeldents
ist Hay Township,
wiirrznu-RIA.KIteUER.-...i.t the rettdeace
of the brides parents, .Mr ad Mts. Aartin
Heercher. Bronson lice, on Wednesday even-
ing..Oct. 23, by the flee C. n. intinliatner. of
Monett, 61r. Edward Sweitzer. of ntreniton. to
Miss Adelina gam -cher. of May Ton nship.
Bletnirtre, at the
residence et the brides parcuts. lir. and 61r.s.
Inapt ltruee. on Wednesday evettittantlnata
Mlis Mare A. Bruce and eir. nautuel Mar-
riott, of ifiatishaed,
(10t1.11 -1,10.1114-111 SA. Marva al alto rest.
deuce of the brides parents. Mr. toot Mrs.
Wm nearta Vnetineolny evenion Get. na
alias Eine Morn and Mr. Bert (nand, of St.
:Marna,
DIED
si.31rive. on Sunday, Oct. %Ili. thewant eon of et, te. Ilex.
viurE%-tuSt. Mann. ountioday. Get- feth,
lnel. Annie Wbite, relict of the late David
White. eget
55si12 montlet
Crediten, on lite 270 inst., &Alta
aricob Either. tined 71 nears, 9 months ann
days.
S11I:X/4ER nal Pashwood. 00 Sunday evettion,
Oen :nth. obtain Shetler, at the ege of tl
year...4 months aitd ten days.
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Barristers. Wining's. Notaries. (onveyance
Conintissionere. nolicitora far tekou
1$,Talc.vta,
nircney toireati at lowest rates el interest.
%Trois ;-i4I s'rnEE'r,
11. C.4131111f0, n.sn la Et, PICIanois
GL.A.DIV
scessur to Elliott 3 1,n4ntau)
Burbtor, QIitO Notary
.ConveyanQer, Etc,
liatiney to loan on Farm and village
erties at Lowest rates .of interest,
OE MAIN STREET EXETER
This disease earl be treated only by
a, remedy carried to the affected parts
along witb the air breathed, for name
intended these organs for the passage
of air alone. and spraysatomizers
and internal medicines utterly fail.
But Catarrhozone doesn't fail, for it
goes wherever the air breathed goes,
and its healing antiseptic vapor is sure
to reach every allected part. Catarr-
hozone is inhaled at the mouth and
after passing through every air cell of
the breathing organs is slowly exhaled
through the nostrils. Catarrhozone
protects and heels the inflamm ed sur-
ces, relieves congestion, allays in-
fta and perfectly cures ail
bronchial affections. Price SI. Small
size 25c„ at druggists or Poison & Co„
R.-iugston, Ont.
lp raw, •
TO COREA COLD TN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Brom° Quinine Tabet,.
lets .M1
drugalsts refund the money if it 1&Ie toeuEo
Grove's signature is ou each box. San
FOR OVER FIFTY mats
As ULU AIM WELL-TRIEP ItEIVED7.--ArrS
Wineoties Soothing Syrup hat been used for
over fifty years bymillions of mothers for their
childrea while teething, with perfect success
It soothes the child, softens the gums. allays
pain. cures -wind colic. and is the best remedy
for Dlarrhcea. It is pleasant to the taste. Sold
by druggists in every part of the world. 25
cents a bottle. Its value is incalculable. 33e
sure and ask for Mrs Winslove's Soothing
Syrup and take no other kind.
Exeter, Ocr 30th, 1001.
. 61 10 Go
33 to 31
...40 to 42
-GC to 0.5
-II to 15
11 to 11
8 to 8
5 to 5
.0 o 5
7t0 7
16 to 17
Wheat per. busbel
Oats
Barley-. -*-
Peas
Butter
Eggs
Turkeys
Geese
Chickens per lb
Ducks
wool.
Dried Apples:. .. . to 6
Pork; live -weight 57.00 to 87 CO
Children Cry for
CASTOR IA.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
The fac-
simile Of
signature
• of '1.
A4: 474,702.
WANTED
Responsible Mantig,,r (integrity unquestion-
able) to take charge se* distributing depot and
office to be opened in ("amide. to further busi-
ness interests of old e tablished manufaetur-
ing concern, Salary $.50 per month, and ex-
tra profits, Applicata, must have 8140 to e2000
cash, and good. stand 'g. Addrese, Supt., P.
0. Box 1151, Philadelphia, 'Pa.
ARM FOR SAL
F E
In the township, of Usborne, lot B. and south
half of D, concession 8, Usborne, containing 150
acres, 20 acres of hardwood bush, thi co acres
of young orchard, two dwellings, brick and
frame, now bank barn, 51x68, with power wind
mill, pig. sheep, hen and drive house. This
i
farm is n a first class stets of cultivation, eon-
yenient to church and school For terms and
particulars apply on the premises, or to
SAMUEL PLewr, Morden P. 0. Ont.
FORSALE---BRICK RE-
SIDENCE WITH AN ACRE OF LAND IN
EXOTER-We offer for sale en reasonable
terms, that very desirable residential property
known as "The Hooper Homestead" situated
oh Lot No. 86, south .of Huron Street, Exeter.
There is ereeted upon the land, a comfortable
and commodious brick 'dwelling, ids() the
necessary outhouses. The house is in good re-
pair and hos 9 rooms. The lot contains an acre
Of land and is excellently adapted for garden
in or fruit growing, There is a plentirtil sup-
ply of hard and soft water. The property is up
to date, and the terms easy, for partioulars 55 -
ply to DlorcsoN & GAELING"baxristers Exeter,
or to A. E. Rouen?, Rew P. 0„ Penne, U. S.
A., proprietor.
DFST.41,
-
ElTRER STANDING OR IN THo
LOGS,
APPIY t''E. 0, litessely
KINSALAN, L. 11.6. AND
DU. A. R. EINSAIAN.
D. S. D. D. 5., lionor Graduate
of Torciato Voinensity. Dentist. /
Teeth extracted without pain or
tad after etfects. Office in Pate
Knee Meet, West nide of Mau
et, Eatter
D.A. ANDERSON. (D. D. S.
DENTIST.
Bever Graduate at tbe Toronto Iteiveteite;•
sod itoyal College of Dental Surgeoes of
Ontario, with boncre Mo nangraduate .of
Chicago taboo) of nieetnelic 11/ail faith
bonorable nantloo.
Even thitrn 'mown to the Denial l'refennen
done in this otitee. Bridge worn, crowns, al,i!
Inutunun, gold er;d VOIcallite VAX". Oil done in
the ccatest =mar possible. A perfectln
lt toneless unaesthetic d foi yell/tete eetree.
den.
Otnce tine dour icnlh of Canilug Bro"nstete !
W.A.TNIZLOO IltrrOAT.i
ElitE INSVItan C 1 80,
nattonlion t it della,
fiE AD OFFICE WATERLOO, ONT
01.10 Company Iles bete over 'Nettie -el -4i
;cars in successful operWien in Wenern
vuletitnand continues 10 imsnreagaieSt IOSS
dee pee W. nire.Merehanaiso
Mat aliments nail all other descriptioas of
it emetic property. Intending Insurers have
iLc co lion of instal Pe en the rromiumNoten
tart reettne
Dunes Ibe post teit scars Otis company has
inuetin, A Pol lel es. coverine property to tho
atm net 01 ,5 »U zed ride mimes alone
$.711.,,nata
A ssista.. te 170,100.0 0 consisting of Cash
in 1 ton Government 1 teensit and theamasses-
sed 114,2011m noes on band tool In force.
.n Mton. n1.11.. inesideta; u 'tenon
scerttary ,31.111: rm.% Inevecter . MIAS.
t‘tnt for Exeter end vicinite.
FARM FOR SALE.
The inalersitated otrers Lot 16, con, 5. Town-
ship Stephen, for sale, at a reasonable price.
There is situated on the premises a dwelling,
good tank barn, orcnard, is well fenced and
drainedaand flint -class clay for the manufac-
ture of either brick or tile.
For particulars apply to
48-jy-3m JACOB SWEITZER,
orediton P.O.
A GOOD INVESTMENT.
Vanson's briek block and dwelling,in Exeter,
for sale. Tbe brick block is well situated. on
Meml. street, is 70x55 feet, three storeys. and
contains four staresl offices end hells, allleased.
This is the best business stand in town. The
dwelling is brick of two storeys and contains 10
rooms, is admirably adapted for a boarding
house. The property must be disposed of.
Terms easy, apply to D. L. Vanson, Exeter,
Ont.
FARM FOR SALE
One hundred acres of good clay land in ;the
Township of Ray, in the county of Huron, lot
7, con. 12. Good 'buildings, consisting of frame
house, bank barn, driving shed, and all out-
side buildings necessitry. All clear with the
exception of I acres of timber. Your acres of
valuable fruit orchard. Well fenced and under -
drained, and under a high state of cultivation
well watered with a beautiful sprlivbrook.
School and churches very convenient. The
property is 1 1-2 miles north of Daslawood. a
very beautiful locality, Must be sold for the
proprietor's health has failed. Apply to
GEO. DIETETACH
Dastwood, Ont.
:Bargainsitt
FOIMMA.X., R11TE1a. Olr
As we„are anxious to clean
out our stock of Bicycles we have
decided to offer the balance of
our stock
At Cost for Cash,
Our 'Wheels are all high
grade with the best fittings and
;nos o em oug a
Special Low Prices,
If you are in need of a wheel
call and see what we offer you.
Exeter
Roller Mills
Flour 'bolesand ttal,
Mill feed on baud. Qualit rst-elass,.
PR/CRS RIGRT.
R517) Wt1fT Wil NT au.
RtnnusT PUICES PAID.
Wood Wanted,
J• Cobbledick & Son
TWEEDS
Cost Price.
FOR THB NEXT 15 DAYS,
—
oca Assqrtnieut
ANTINGS
ene tbese lines at once
1 -INS,
Tic Preolor-
Wagools
Wagons.
We are agents for the celebrated
Walkerville Wagons
Our Pianos and Organs,Sew-
ing Machines &c., are of the best
makes and prices reasonable.
Music and .Music Books al-
ways in stock. Also all kinds of
sinall. musical instruments on sale.
MARTIN.
THE BEST MADE,
F Russell
Two Doors South Town Hall.
CRE3DITOIN
Roller Mills
MMIMIIMIPM.11•101•10111•MINIMINIIII
Our mill has been remodell-
ed with the Gyrator System
and people tell us they now
make better bread than bak-
er's when using our flour,
Gristinu ailci Glloppillo
Don Promptill.
H. SViEITZER.
BROWNING 'S
fug s(tote
ileadoilarters For
Dyspepsia Cure
Blood and NervelTonic
Stomach and Liver Pills
Iron Blood Pills
Liver and Kidney Pills
Kidney Mixture
Sciatica Remedy
Sarsaparilla
Cough Mixture
Cholera and Diarrhoea Mix-
ture
Chilblain Lotion.
Try any :of these preparations and
you will be astonished at their wonder-
ful healing and eurmg properties.
Al Full line of Patent Medicines on
hand.
TOILET ARTICLES
SCHOOL BOOKS AND SUPPLIES
Laboratoru-
It has been proposed that a Fat
Stock thove be held in Clinton during
the week preceding Christmas.