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Exeter Times, 1902-1-23, Page 2The Mosons Bak 41,1ta1iattia) J. LLA1'4NZe old upCapt 2400,000 •tE VI tuk'llud §,050.003 Read 01i', Iteltreal, JAMES ELLIcT, rale tier:max. MANAGUA dvanced to .good farmers On their 3w oto ith Ono or zees° endorsor itt 7 Per cQzt eraunure, lbceter13rauch Open ever' lawful dal/. from 10 a. re, be 3 p.tu SATUDDATS, 10a. to 1 p. rrentiatee of interest allowca on deposits. • OXCICSON & CARLING, N. D. HURDON, SOZIOITORS. szaaraexit etc; Deo, 27U, ealealaCIAr for JerrlUarY, 1902. , 5 13 19 20 islovnA.v . 0 13 20 27 iSI)'7 14 21 28 WVDNEsn.kaar. . 1 8 15 22 29 TRUBsnAY.. ... 2 • 9 10 23 80 VRID.AX „ '3 10 17 21 31 .. 4 11 18 25 xttfitit ittate0. 4 THUBSDA.Y, JANUARY 23RD, '1902 NOTES ..ND COMMENTS, Railway lands at Prince Albert have been advanced to $1 per acre—It looks as if a 1 c nt ontliere. • * Have no equal as* a prompt andposi..tive cure for sick headache, bilious- ness, constipation, pain in the side, Mit all liver troubles. Carter's •Little Liver Pills. Try them. * • "Some of the woolen factories are clesing vp. They s.ay the reason is that they have not zufficieet pro- tection. Ss Wilfred Laurier says. If they cannot live on a twenty-three per cent. tarriff, the sooner thepshut upthe better. • IS There is little corntortef*Ohe people of Canada in the fact that the revenue for the six months ending November 30 showed an increase of $1,900,000, when it is coupled with the announce- ment that the expenditure for the same period increased $2,200,000. • • * John A. Auld, M. P. P., for South Essex, is of the opinion that the On-- tario Government will not introduce a redistribution measure during the present session.He says there is not talk of such a bill, and he does not see where the •Government will -derive very much benefit from one. * In the report of Mr. Harcourt on the public schools of the Province, presented to the Legislature, *re is evidence of the decline of the birth rate. The sestatistics are •only for 1900, and are there -fore not so • fresh as they might be, but they show in the year under review •there were in the Province 580,105 persons be- tween 5 and 21 years of age—a de- crease of 8, 245. • There were 420,097 persons of all ages registered in the public schools—a decrease of pm% 'while the average attendance was 237,306—a decrease of 6,019. The aver- age attendance in the Roman Catholic separate schools was 25,875 -an increase of 108, and in Protestant separate schools 238—a decrease of 8. The num- ber attending kindergartens was 11,- 231, but the average attendance was only 1,639. These figures are in accord with -the general opinion that there is a. steady decrease in the number of births in Ontario. • a • The Attorneyeareneral introdeced four measures made necessary by the codification of the Imperial statues for Ontario. One of these relates to the marriage laws. It provides that a man may not marry his grandmother, grandfather's wife, wife's grandmoth- er, aunt, uncle's wife, wife's aunt, mother, stepmother, wife's mother, daughter, wife's daughter, son's wife, sister, grand -daughter, grandson's wife, wife's grand -daughter, niece, nephew's wife, wife's niece, or broth- er's wife. A woman may not marry her grandfather, grandmother's bus. • band, husband's grandfather, uncle, aunt's husband, husband's uncle, fath- er, stepfather, husband's father, son, busband's son, daughter's husband, brother, grandson, grand -daughter's • husband, husba.nd's grandson, nephew, niece's husband, husband's nephew or -husband's brother, 1 * * The Government's statement of the province's finances may thus be sum- xnarized:—Receipts for 1901, $1.466.- .043.92; receipts for 1000,84.192.910.18; increase, $273,103.74. Expenditures ford901, 84,083,834,49; expenditnre for 1900, $4,003,729.37 ; increase, $35,105.12. The excess of receipts over expenditure for the year 1901, according to this, • amounts to $427,209,43. Balance of cash in the hanks December 31, 1901. $1, 468,492.99 ; balance of cash in the beaks, December 81,1900, $1,033,516.31; increase,$425,146.68. The principal in • 141,..._• , creaees in revenue were contributed baa, taxes on corporations, about $8,- Ouu ; liquor licenses,$20,007 ; succession duties, 8140,000, and a large sum from - the Crown Lands Department. includ- • ing woods a.nd forests, and other rev- enue from the sale of lands, etc, The increase of IA35,000 in expenditure was roade up mostly in public buildings, charges on Crown lands and them main- tenance of public institutions. ......,••••••***1******moro Trf You Could Look ILA into the future and See the condition to Which yoUr cough, if neglected, will bring you. iatt would seek relief at once—and that riaturally :cyanid be through Shiloh's Consumption CureGuaranteed to cure CCM- , gumption, Dr on c t s, Asthma, and all Lung Tratbics, Cures Coughs and Colds in a day. 25 cents., 'Write to 6. C. wimine & Co., Toronto, Cats., for fret trial bottle, Karl's Clever Root Tee purifies the Blood The SY*0100tiortS eeee-eeiet The hye-electious laet week, en the whole) must prove gratifying to the conservativee, in Quebec especially, In that 1rOVIDC0, where in the last Dominion election the Ooneervative party WaS practically wiped out, and where it looked as though the Pro- vince which was once the right an of Sir John A. Macdonald was lost to the Conservatives for at least during the political life ot Sir Wilfrid Laurier, the unexpected happened. In several constituencies the Liberal majorities were tremendously reduced, and Laval went to the Opposition. These results surprised both parties. • The Censer - valve party, which the Liberals thought to be a thing of the past in Quebec, loomed up powerful and strong, and showed that they were -worthy of the Liberal steel. In fact, the results in Quebec would almost indicate that the Opposition would have had no difficulty in carrying the several seats ),n a general election, where the Conservatives would have been on a more equal footthg. with their opponents. The following is the result of the nine Dominion by-elections held on Wednesday last: West York, vacant through the death of the late N. Clarke Wallace— Oanapbell—(Lib.) elected by 156 maj- Ority. Addington, vacant through the death of the late John W. Bell (Con.) -Avery (Coro) elected, 31 out of 49 poles giving him 390 majority. West Hastings, vacant through the resignation of Harry Corby (Con.)—E. Gus. Porter (Oon.) by 496 majority. Kingston, vacant through the ele- vation of Britton (Lib.) to the bench -- Wm. Harty (Lib,) elected by over 700 majority. St. Ja.coes Division of Montreal, vac- ant through the elevation of Desmarais (Lib.) to the bench —Ald. Brunet (Libt) elected by 720, the former Liberal maj- ority being 1641. West Durham, vacant through the unseating of 0 J Thornton. -'.Beth (Lib.) elected by 12 majority. Laval, Q., vacant through the elev- ation of Fortier (Lib.) to the bench— Leonard (Oon.) elected by eighteen majority. 'West Queen's P. E. I., vacant through the retirement of Sir Louis Davies to the Supreme Court—Farqu- harson (Lib,) by ever 400 majority. L'Islet, Q., vacant through the ap- pointment of A,' M. Dechene to the Senate-Oarbonneau, Government can- didate, one majority over the Inde- pendent Liberal. DIAMOND DYES HRH'S FIRST RND-BEST, Diamond Dyes the peoples' choice Diamond Dyes make allrejoice ; • Diamond Dyes for mothers, wipes, Diamond Dyes makeglad their lives; Diamond Dyes are fast and true, Diamond Dyes make old things new; Diamond Dyes cost but a dime, Diamond Dyes save money, time; Diamond Dyes have world-wide fame Diamond Dyes stand every test, Diamond Dyes Earth,s tirstiand best Have you tried to make a Hooked Malan Rug ? With such helpers as Diamond Dyes to color your material, any intelligent woman can make up a pretty floor ornament. Send your ad- dress to The Wells & Richardson Co., Limited, 200 Mountain St., Montreal, P. Q., and you will be sent sheets of pretty designs. The Huron -Erie Canal The projected canal across the On- tario Western Peninsula and connect- ing Lakes Huron and Erie is again talked of in a dispatch from Ottawa. The plan is to cut a channel with not less than eighteen feet of water from a point on the east shore of Lake Huron at a point near St. Joseph, and the north shore of Lake Erie, probably not farther west than Rondeau. It involv- es, or may easily include, real estate speculations of a very attractive char- acter. It would give some towns a lift in business, arm it might develop a good deal of water power at a conven- ient point, though one of the chief engineering advantages of the propos- ed route and the low summit level through which the canal would be opened.. The saving in distance be- tween Lake Erie and the upper lakes would manifestly be very great, and it ie possible that a canal of adequate size, well kept and well managed, might draw away from the Detroit River route a good share of the traffic which now uses that natural channel. Biddulph Council. iproes.m...mommor Tbe new council met pursuant to statute. Present, Geo. Westman, Reeve ; F. A. Ryan, Jas. B. Bryan, Thomas Armitage and James Twohey, Councillors. Each member took and subscribed the statutory declaration of office and qualification and took his seat, By-law No. 1, appointing salaries and rennin eration for municipal officers was duly passed. The old officers were re-appm ted for the present year, The following are the road commis- sioners for 1902 :--Div. No. 1, F. A. Ryan ,• Div. 2, Jas. B. Bryan ; Div. 3, Thos. Armitage ; div. 4, Jas. Twohey ; div. 5, Geo. Westman. The following aceounts were order- ed to be paid :--Election expenses in full $57.00 ; Jno, Oranstob, gravel con- tract and gravel,E. B., Moiety, 866.50; W. E, Hardy, spreading gravel:E. B., Moiety, $1.30 ; Joseph --cleaning out ditch, div. 4 and 5, 86.00; Hugh Carroll, tile ditch, div. No. 3, 8610; T. H. Neil, error 10 dog tax, $L00; Reeve of Usborne, balance due that rne $12 25 ; D. Westman, con. tile, (Av. 3. 84.50 ; J, R. McComb, glees and lock for Twp hall, 65e ; Jas. Piper, rep hall, 25c; G. T. R. express ellargo, E', S., 25c ; T. W. Hodgins, collecting tax of 1901 and expense $65.00 ; Liman Sun, printing ecet in full, $12.25 ; Mrs Colby, Co. grant for keep of insane' childten, $25.00 ; P. Quigley, Statute labor, levied and service perionned, 8800. The council adjourned to meet a,gain on Monday,'Ireh'y, grd. 1002, at 10 a,. tn. • W D. Sankatttrie, ()leek. p.Quinine Tablets (01I000ZATII COATF.D.) are devoid of any unpleasant effec prompt and certain in action, pleasant t. take, cheaper than other Quinine pre- paratioes. Cure Grip, eolds, Coughe, Sorethroat, Neuralgia, and all colk' weather complaints. Relief in a dose, eure in a 4.1e.y. They are usefel at an times and an occasional dose veil nudii tain the health.—" just what you haw been looking for." All druggists sell it. at 25 ceuts per box, _ Fa RIVERS SHOULD READ THIS, P., W. Hodson, Dominion live stock commissioner, Ottawa, is of the opinion that the Ontario ' farmers are slapping themselves in the face these days and don't know it. Mr. Hodson says that owing to the high prices of 'pork, farmers are selling their hogs long before they are in fit condition for the market, If kept longer the animals complained of would meet, all requirements, but corning short of these, they are break- ing doyen the pork industry. As an instance of this it may be stated that recently out of 805 hogsisold to a local firm for export, only 10 were first- class. The same state of affairs, it is stated. reigns inall parts of the country. Mr. Hodson believes that fully 'ill per cent of the hogs marketed now are inferior. The serious aspect of the situation is that the Canadian pork trade on the British market is threatened with disaster, and an im- mediate change is necessary for the foothold obtained hy Canadians in that market will be lost and not re- gained without great difficulty. "Christmas Box" Full of Wonderful Things. 25 Portraits of Actresses, 20 Popular Songs Magic Telescope and Pictures, 50 Amus- ing Experiments, Love's Puzzle, 20 Rebuses, 100 Funny Conundrum__ Book of Love, Ganieo Wf Letters, Magic riting., 324 Jolly Jokes, Receipe for Moustache Orower 100 Money Mak. Mg Secrets, 110 Toilet and GookingReeeipes, 255 Selections for Autograph Albums, 10 Model Love Letters, How to Tell Fortunes, Dictionary of Dreams. Guide to Flirtation, Magic Age Table, Lover's Telegraph, aud our new Cat, or Xmas Toys, Books and, l'%lotions. ell by mail FREE. for Se, silver to pay. postage. A, W. JONNE E. T.. YarmoutS, N.S. INTERPROVINCIAL TRADE IN LIVE STOCK. Trade in live stock between Eastern and Western Canada has been grow- ing rapidly within the last few years. This monease in trade has been promot- ed, and in fact made possible by the wise and generous treatment of the 0. ID, R. During the month of Decem- ber and the first eight days in January, forty-six cars of grade and pure-bred cattle were shipped from Eastern Can- ana to British Columbia. These cars contained 2,223 head, and cost in the East something over $30,000.00 Be- sides these. a considerable number have recently been sent to the North West Territorities, and orders are now in hand for adalitional shipments to he made to the last mentioned Territory. In order to promote this trade, which has proved very profit- able in many districts in Eastern Canada, farmers should use grot class Shorthorn bulls. By careful selection and. wise treatment females sired by such bulls will prove excellent dairy COWS. It is a noticeable fact that seven - tenths of the stock used for dairy pur- poses in Great Britain are Shorthorns and Shorthorn grades. Probably the most suitable dairy cow for the aver- age farmer is a Shorthorn -Ayrshire cross. Steers whose dams are strong grade Ayrshire cows it got by a Short- horn bull prove excellent feeders and very desirable shipping cattle. As dairy animals there are none, in the hands of the general farmer, that will excel the Shorthorn -Ayrshire cross. F. W. Hopson TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY T ake Laxative Bronx; Quinine Tablets. Al druggists refund the money if it fails to cure E, W, Grove's signature is on each box. 25o .i• ••• 1,n i. i T ItrIstrstreq, Pekin, Jan. 20.—A French priest named ,Tulin and two Chinese con- verts have been murdered at a vil- lage in the north of L<wang Si. Province. Chinese officials assert the raurders were committed by robbers, and were not a result of an anti-Christian demonstration. Children Cry for CAS 1 having no eonnection with the case, and was sustained by the jddge, Other witnesses gave evidence that the prisoner was incessantly torment- ed by residents of the village. The judge addressed the prisoner on the seriousness of the crimea and sentenced him to one Year in the Central. Pope in Excellent Health. Rome, Jan. 21.—The Pope, who was in excellent health, received the Grand Duchess of Saxe -Weimar in audience yesterday afternoon. The Nova Scotia House. Halifax, N.S., fs un- derstood that the local Legislature will be summoned for the despatch of business Feb. 18, . 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. 25. All druggists, Want your moustache or 'beard a 13eautliul brown or rich black? Then use BUCKINGHAM'S DYE wrigiceers Ogiaanrra, ort IL P. Wu. & C., 1****, S.W. have kept Ayer's ClIeril Pec. Oral In My house for a great many ,..., years, it is the hest medicine in the world for coups and colds." J. C. Williams, Attica, N. Y. All serious lung troubles begin with a tickling in the throat. You can stop this at 4rst in a single night with Ayer's' Cherry Pectoral. Use it also for bronchitis, consumption, hard colds, and for coughs of all kinds. 0018; 550., Jit itiktIgggrhrtlattrZ nese, hard colds, etc.; 31, most economical for chronicreei.WIttocle,eL3Itgr TWO BOA.UCIP(TE, P101 URES. The holiday number of The Can- adian Housekeeper contains two beau- tiful suppjements, "Fruit and flowers' in 15 colors,) and "Mother and Child;" also an excellent full page of Ella 'Wheeler Wiloox. These pictures are suitable for framing and are fit for any parlor. The publishers are suc- ceeding admirably in their aim to pro- vide Canadian women with aohorae naagazineon Culinary and Household Art better than elsewhere, The forty odd pages in this magazine contain many excellent illustrated articles on home management and economical housekeeping. There is no better gift for a young woman for 1902 than a year's subscription to this excellent Canadian magazine. One dollar per year,10 cents a copy, at all book stores. CA.N.A.DIAN 33017SBKEEPER PUB, Co., Toronto, Must not be confounded with com- mon cathartic or purgative pills. Car- ter's Little Liver.Pills are entirely un- like them in every respect. One trial will prove their superiority. Usborne Council. Council met on Jan. 13th, pursuant to statute. The members elect were all present, made and subscribed the necessary declarations office and qualification, and took their seats as the council for 1902. The following officers were appoint- ed at the salaries named— Francis Morley, Clerk, at $120, no Allowance for postage. Paul Coates Treasurer,$70.00; Wil - liana Miners, Assessor, $55. 00; Wil- liam Brock, Collector, $50.00; Thomas Veal, Caretaker of hall, $5.00; Joshua Johns, and Wm. A. Turnbull, Auditors $6.00 each. The Board of Health, James Hand- ford, Hiram Borland, Paul Madge, with the Reeye and Clerk. H. K. Hyndman M. 11 Medical Health Officer, and James C. -Tufts, Sanitary Inspector. The M. H. 0. to receive $3.00 per day; the Sanitary Inspector, and other members of tbe Board. $1.50 per day when on duty. Fence viewers, 3 ..Copeland,A. Cole, P. Moir, R. Delbridge, R. Doupe and James Earl. Poundkeepers, G. Rook, R. Minter, It. Reddy, Alex. McDonald, 'Wm. Taylor, 3. Hazelwood, S. Cainpbell, W. Gilfillan. The above appointments were con- firmed by By-law. Council adjourned, to meet Feb. 1st at one o'clock. F. Morley Clerk. There were registered with the Div- ision Registrar for the township of Usborne for the year 1902, 46 births; 25 males 21 females, 16 marriages; 26 deaths ; 15 males 11 females. F. MORLEY Clerk. COIDITERFEITS AND IMITATIONS Dastardly Attempt Made to Have Our People Buy Worthless Medicines, Labelled as Celery Compound. There Are Dishonest Men who Foist Their Worthless Sub- stitutes On the Public, De- ceiving those who Intend Buying Paine's Celery Compound If the sick, suffering or friends of such who are using or about to use Paine's Celery Compound for the ban- ishment of disease and the restoration of health, wish to avoid deception, loss of money and serious dangers. they should see for themselves when buying that the name PAINE'S is on each wrapper and bottle that is offer- ed them. Every other preparation offered as a celery compounl is a fraud and deception of the - worst character. • The manufacturers of Paine's Celery Compoand already know of many cases of suffering aggravated and in- tensified by these vile substitutes for Paine's Celery Compound sold to un- siispectiog people. These spurious brands of celery compound are sold by some dealers for the sole reason of tbe immense profit that is derived from their sale. As far as tbe un - ser opulous dealers are concerned, they care little whether the patient is cured or killed : profit, and a mighty one too, is their great object. lf you eannot, get the genuine Paioe's Celery Compound from your dealer, The Wells Se Richardson Co., Limited. Montreal, will send two bottles expr( es charges prepaid to your nearest Ex. press Station for two dollars, or six bottles for five dollars. Money must aceorepany order. ep'aan ) 1 ) 1 The Council of the townseip of Stop. bon, convened in the Town Hall, Creditor), on Monday„Tanuary 18tb 1902 at 11 A. M. all members present. The newly elected council took the Declaration of Office. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved, Anderson --Yearly— That Charles Brown be appointed treasnver ofthe township And caxe-taker of the Town Hall for the year 1002, and to furnish I satisfactory bonds to be approved of by this Council—Carried. .Anderson --Yearly — That Joseph G :linen be appointed Assessor at his former salary.—Carried. OWuertli---Yearly—That a grant of five dollars be given to the sick childrens' Hospital of Toronto.—Carried. Webb—Anderson—That the auditoi be paid 80.00 for their remuneration Carried. Mr. Wuerth's motion that they be paid 8800 was not seconded. Anderson—Wuerth—That Stephen Webb be appointed as member of the Board of Health for the term of three years, —Carried. Resolved that the Statute Labour list be so amended as to give 50 aro farms no more than 6 clays labor, 75 acres no more than 7 days and 100 acre farnis no more tban 9 eays, and that the Advocate Printing Co, be awarded the Printilig for the year 1902, at their former tender. Wuertb— Webb —That By-law No. 1 of 1902, being a By-law to appoint Treasurer, Oare-ta,ker and collector, having been read the third time; be passed arid signed by the Reeve and • Olerk,--Carried. The following orders were granted: :—Gottleh Brown,Uracollectable taxes, $12.74 ; Advocate Printing Co. account of 1901, -805.03; Election expenses D. R, 0. and Polling Booths $70.00 ; Hospital for sick children, $5.00 ; Robert Davy rep. culverts, $8.00; Henry Doyle Salary as Auditor, $0,00; Jno. Brokenshire Salary as Auditor, 80.00; S. M. Sanders gravel, $d.48; Dr. Rivers—Regenerator and express, $23.45 ; Ed. Gill rep. culverts &c,$2.50; jno. Love I I I .$5.00; Archy Underwood drains across road, 81.00; ObesterProuty gratuity, $25.00; C. \Yelper gravel N. B. $4.0O; Council adjourned to meet again on March 3rd next at 2 p, m. H. EMBER Tp. Clerk. NO EPERMINIIIION POLICY Nor Any General Confiscation of Boer Property. Justice, However, Will Be Meted Out "or Military Offences and Other Crimes, and There will Be Large Amnesty— run Political Ihts to Boers Also, Says Mr. Chu lorlain, as Soon aa Praeticabie. Leaden, Jan. 219—The Colonial Secretary, Mr. Chamberlain, in the Rouse of Commons yesterday ,after- noon said there was no foundation for the reports that overtures for peace in South Africa had been made by the Boer envoys. The first important. 'debate of the session began in the House of Com- mons last night on an amendment to the address moved by Frederick Cawley, .(Liberal), in reply to the speec,h from the tlarone. The de- bate was called out by Mr. Cham- berlain, the Colonial Secretary, who vigorously took the field in defence of the war. He, raade the significant statement that if, as Lord Buse-, bery's speech intimated, the . Boers believed they could at any time se- cure a repetition of Lord Kitchen- er's terms, he wished to inform them that they were mistaken. • Mr. Chamberlain added, however, that the Government's program wag not one of extermination. It would not propose any general confiscation of property . -entice" would be met- ed oUt fereAlitary offence and other crimes. But there would be large amnesty, and the Government expobteld to extend the conquelred people full political rights as soon as practicable. Mr. Laboachere (Liberal) declined to support the amendment of Mr. Cawley. • John Dillon (Irish Nationalist) proposed to omit that clause of the araendraent providing funds to carry on the war, and added a clause 'denouncing the policy of the concen- tration camps. Mr. Dillon's amend- ment was rejected by a vote of 283 to 61, the majority of the Liberals voting agaiust it. Winston. Churchill will resunid the debate to -day on Mr. Cawley's amendment, to the address in reply to the Spoech ire= the Throne, and a division will be .terlien at night. Would Entangle France. Paris, jan. 2.1.—Tn the Chamber of Deouties yesterday' M. Berry (Con- servative), introduced -interpella- tions bearing upon the war in South Africa. M.13erry urged the -French Government to bring about inter- vention in South Africa. Abbe Lemire also called upon the Government to aid the Boers, not only by sympathy, but by diploM acy, to become a free people. The Abbe concluded with saying: "We made the 'United States free; let us male° the Boers free also." M. Delcasse, replying, snicl. "What- ever may be the sympathies, all here profess for that co urageotts people, intervention on the part of France Would only result in entangling her foreign policy, and it is the duty of the 0 overnmen 4 to retain the entire liberty of that policy." The Chamber unanimously approv- ed the declaration of M. Del caSS0 and then adjourned. Out 'Up a Patrol of 15ft' Cradock, Cane Colony, .Tan. 20. — • Wessels' coMmando of Boers on Sat- urday last cut 'up a patrol of fifty men hal on ging to the Ideal town guard, on the Tarlcastad Road. A feW stragglers have returned. The edonatinder of the party are missing. ineoe, 1''' 2; hat is "g• ..,„‘„.„NoN, • • es‘,,•< •-•,e‘e •\ Oastoria s for Infants and Children., Castoria, is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years' use by Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms aral allays Feverish: ness. Castoria cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria. relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. Castorio; assimilates the Feet, regulates the Stomach and Bowels ofILfauts and Citifidren, giving healthy and natural sleep. Castoria is th.e Children's Panaced—The Ylother's Friend, Castoria, ,40astorla is an excellent medicine fo,, children. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its good effect upon their children," DR. 0. C. OSGOOD, Lowell, Mass. Castoria. " Castoria 18 so well adapted to children: that I recommend it as superior to any pre• scription known to me," Il, A. Aileron, M. D. ,Brooklyn, r THE FAC -SIMILE SIGNATURE OF APPEARS ON EVERY WRAPPER. THE CENTAUR COMPANY) TT MU FI RAY STM SET, ty CIA: YORK CITY It".*i.i.'•::•1; • ill49.4z4s,l1fi;#&0 • Pianos and Organs,. At popular prices and easy terms of payment. We sell the celebrated Heintz - man & Co. Pianos'(the Art Pianos of Canada.) The choice of Royalty fortheir tour cf ,Can- ada. If you Want something cheap- er we can show you pianos of other makes which will be no dis grace to the most elegant parlor. CREDITOIN We are giving excellent saw bisfaction in flour since re- modelling our mill . Du Soft Wood Wanted. Gristinu and Glioopina Donc Frown". SWEITZEIL In sewing machines we carry cutters, the New Williams, BLaymond and White, also needles and supplies for all machines. The latest she music always in stock. Call and see. S. MARTIN &Ater! and Innes LIMITED ARE PREPARED TO PURCHASE ELM OTHER TIMBER EITHER STANDING OR IN T LOGS, Apply E. C. Kassel, FOREMAN, EXETER, ON BROVVNI C DiCtig tore fieaduar ler For Dyspepsia Cure Blood and Nervelronic Stomach and Liver Pills Iron Blood Pills Li -ver and Kidney Pills Eidret7 Mixture Sciatica Remedy Sarsaparilla Cough Mixture Cholera and Diarrhoea Mix Lure Chilblain Lotion. Try any ;'ef these preparations and you will be astonished at their w wader - M healing and curing properties. A Full line of Patent Medicines ou hand. J •TOILET ARTICLES SCHOOL BOOKS ANO SUPPLIES Cutters! Do you th-fat a Cutter? We have the finest stock in town.. All the latest styles, in the newest. colors. Our prices are low as can be found' for first-class material and workman -- ship. 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