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T.SPACKMA.1.Y. 0 Local Aaent
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fibiiietesseeecogooeoseessioes
RE• LOST CII!U.\AIIAT
All of Her Crew 814 TWO Went
Down With Her.
THE FRENCH SHIP CAPSIZED.
Greet Damage Done on the Continent -
Rome alloociad-.a. Stearn Trawler With
Twelve Alen Lost -The storm on
This Side of the Atlantic -Loin
of Life at Long Island-.
Trains Snowbound,
London Feb. 4. -The first officer of
the Frenel ship 'Clianarat was land-
ed at Falmouth yesterday. lIe, with
the mate, is the sole survivor of the
crew of 22 men of the vessel, which
was capsized off TJshant. '
The laiate was picked up from a
small boat which had capsized sever-
al times, but which he had succeeded
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0 in righting each time. He is in a
0• critical conditiThe barque wrecked off the Sally
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Islands Sunday everting, which was
e supposed to be ft Ger
inae vessel,
6 Wens out to have been the Italian.
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06 We have completed clubbing•
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eral of the leading nevespapers.
Owing to the high prices. of
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g by newspapers the rateein some
r, cases slightly in advance of pre- G
vious years. All of tbe follow- 0
• with the exception of the dailies, 2
g will be sent to any address from 5
5 now‘until January lst, 1003, for te
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Ian Swill outwear ,
two pairs of
,cornenon rubbers. ,For three
years we have proved that with
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--z° your f o o
'but you cannot stub the rubbers.
gemuine roes:AQUI&
lire stamp ed'aDIA.g• °
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with our • copy- " areaae
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do not allow yourself to be cle-
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the best on the.inarket, 6 -inch,
9 -inch end 12 -inch tops, with
Rolled 1 'dge and liecle. They
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'rho J. D. ICING:CO., Lthted
have ext 'usivo
oontrol c,f all
berates) Logaro.
News has just boon received here
that the steam. trawler AnalbY; with!
A crew of twelve men, belonging to
1 Hull, has been lost in a. snowstorm
off Iceland.
After tessing helplessla in the Eng.,
lish Channel for 65 hours the Dover -
Ostend passenger stearrier, Merle gen-
riette was towed into ,Oetend yes-
terday morning. ,
The gale is abating. Li view og the
severity of the weather, ,the number
of casualties thus fay. reported, is
comparatively small. •
Reports- of damage caused by the
wind and snowstorms on the Con-
tinent and in Great Britain con-
tinue to be received. Carriage and
street car traffic in Madrid has been
stopped, and railroad trams aro
delayed. one of -the towns in
•Northern Spain are isolated, and
fruit trees have been destroyed,
In Switzerland many villages ha.ve
been cut off from communication.
Telegraphic communication with
Italy is interrupted. There is now
more snow in Venice than at any
time during the past 25 years. 'The
River Tiber rose 35 -feet, The lower
portion of Rome is flooded, as well
as the Forum, the Pantheon and the
•Temple of Vesta. The water of the
Tiber is now receding.
Several more wrecks off the 'Brit-
ish and French coasts are reported,
and the crews of sonic of these ves-
sels have been lost. Numerous ships
are overdue.
Death anti Disaster to Sailors.
•
New York, Feb, 4. -The gale which
has been sweeping the oasts -�f Long
Island and New Jersey for more than
24 hours and. was continuing, thouala
with abated force, last night, leas
brought death and disaster to sail-
ors and their craft, Several fireflies
have been washed ashore at the
eastern end of Lohg Island.
Tho Montreal express, evlach leaves
here every night at 7,30, Was taken
off.
DAMAGE IN NOVA SCOTIA.
Many Vessels on Shore -Loss Will Reach
a20,000.
Halifax, N.S., Feb. 4.- Sunday
night's storm, which swept over
Nova Scotia, was the most violent
experienced M years. The wind reach-
ed hurricane force, and the tides were
extraordinarily high. An immense
amount of damage has been done to
shipping along the western coast,
but, so far, no loss of life has been
reported.
, The brig Ora, from Annapolis, for
the West Indies, went ashore on Con -
don's Point, near Digby, and is bad-
ly damaged. The crew was sieved.
The masts are out of the vessel, and
she is half -full of .water.
Several 'other schooners "are also
ashore near Digby Gut. Three
schooners . are ashore on the Mud
Flats at Liverpool, but none of them
are badlyinjured. -
Great damage was wrought by the
storm at Luranburg., andthe fishing
fleet has been seriously crippled.'
is estimated tbat the damage to shipa
peng alone will amount to $20,000.
Fifteen schooners, some of them
ashore, and others in collision, have
been damaged as a result of the gale.
The brig Leo is also ashore, and
is in a bad position! Several vessels
have cargoes of salt, and they are
all more or less damaged. The tele -
g rar . telephone and electric light
r,t r• I et were all interrupted last night
ey t: torm, and they are not in
king oreer yet. The trains . due
hOri: IliSt Light are all behind time.,
C •PROSPECTS AHEAD.
e. admen1 o irreele rel. Several Dims of
V! ," Cold Weatiker in Ontarlo-
im. b..rvatory,". Forecast..
Toronto, Veh, 4, --The storm is die.'
persing or the Gulf of St. Law-
rence, hut the outlook is splendid for
several clays of severely aced weath-
er. The, Observatoyy reported a
temperature Of .1.2 degrees at 10
o'elock last nista with the indicate
lions that the mermiry would go near
to the zero mark during the night,
To -day it will be milder, aial to -night.
the • zero mark will be again ap-
proached, or even touched, while, on
kVotincsdny it will be still colder.
A mere bagatelle was the anowfall
at Toronto, crympared with what Qt-
taWa and Quebec had doled out yes-
forday and Sunday. In the Ottawa
Vallosa fully 20 mates fell, while Cauca
bee got fully taro feet 'to shovel areray
from the front door, and the end is
not yet. There will be some flurries
in. different localities in Ontario With-
in the next SOW daya
itaftway DonioPal:m
ErtilWay traffic wits entirely de-
moralized yesterday. The
express from Montreal, due here at
1,15,narr., did not come el in 11 1.1.-
10 last Zight, The 0 .T.n, ?yam-,
trail treat, dee at 7.25 aim, pulled
la at 3,20 pea. Other traaie were .
la
VAVOIXT ati VTTr lltacnxms,q
-Scro u
le Payson, Tee re Old, 1g WW1 oz
What i manually inherited IS not
ocrofula but tier scrofinous dieposition,
This le senerallY and Wetly indicated by
cutaneous eruptions; sometimes by Pale-
ness, nervousness And general debilitY,
The disease afflicted Mrs. X. T. Snyder,
Union $t., Troy, Ohio, what she was
eighteen years old, manife'sting Itself by a
bunci, in her neck, wince caused great pain
was lanced, and beearne a runnieg SOM
It afflicted the daughter of Mrs, J. R.
Tooes, Parker City, Ind., when 13 years old,
and' develeped so rapidly that when
was 18 she had elevenaunning sorra on her
neck and about her ears,
Theta sufferers were not benefited by
prefrealonal treatment, but, as they vaun-
tarv sita were completely cured by
floors Sarsaparilla
This peculiar raetlicine positively cor-
rects the scrofulous disposition and ratla
gaily aOd pernia.oently cures the disease,
also delayed. Seyeral trains were,
cancalled owing to the bad condition
of tho road.
31 ONTREAT. OND ft It SNOW.
Two Beet nave Banco, nod it Vylil Take
Days to Clean.
Montreal, Feb. 4. -.-Montreal is
Struggling to extricate iteelf from
the worst storm of the season. It
began with Saturday's downfall of
soft, damp snow, and developed into
a regular old-fashioned, midwinter
snowstorm. The snow stopped
falling yesterday morning, but • a
strong wind kept drifting what had
already fallen. The snowfall was,
altogether, nearly two feet. As
there had been heavy drifting with
the wind, the streetswere soon ren-
dered in a very had shape, and the
street car service was badly crippled
lir spite of all that could be -done.
The temperature, fortunately, did
not fall very low yesterday, there
being merely o. variation between 21
and 29 degrees recorded at the Cita
Hall Observatory. At 3 o'clock
yesterday morning, the temperature
was 25 above, and, at 11 o'olock,
above, and still falling, the velocity
of the wind varying from 42 to 46
miles an hour. Owing to the hea-
vy drifting, it, was impossible to • 'do
much towards ameliorating the con-
dition of the streets yesterday.
Some 1,200 men were engaged. ,and
set to work, and a few single sleighs,
but while the •snow continues to
drive, it was impossible to do much
good. It is hoped that it will be
possible to empty 600 sleighs to -day
and a few days will soon make a big
irapressio.n on the huge banks of
snow along the sides of the trackad
streets.
St. John, N.D.. Roofs Bloom Off.
St. John, N.B., Feb. 4.- Sunday
night's storm was the worst in years.
Great damage was done to property
in the city. The York Cotton. Mills,
at the east "ead of the city, lost its
roof, and suffered other damage. The
opera house roof is gone, scenery
auditorium and lobby badly damag-
ed. The 13aker Company was obliged
to abandon its performance • until
temporary repairs are made. Jones'
brewery, the Court House, water-
works building, MOA.vity's and many
private residences suffered by the
storm. The wind was froni the south-
east and 60 miles an hour,
The Diamond Dye Mat and
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Mrs, Morton F. Paling. Winnipeg,
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• Ladies .who havensots yet received
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P. Q. All designs mailed free to any
part of Caneda and Newfoundland.
General News.
Rev. Mr. Hincks, of Toronto, said in
his sermon Sunday that he would like
to see a prayer meeting once a year
for editors. • If he had been in Ham-
ilton Feb. 1st., he would have beard a
very earnest prayer not only for
editors, but 'reporters and all the
other printer men.- Hamilton Times,
Itainist he admitted that there is very
little prayer offered fon the press. Per-
haps theysthink le is powerfulenougb,
or beyond redemption.
John Eeddy, managaging director
• of the St. Thomas Times, has been
appointed. manager of the Atlas Loan
Company,' of thnt eity.
CATARRHAL POISONS AND
•
rimy, REMEDY.
The poisonous secretions- from Ca-
tarrh are dangerous • -because • they
;aka tbe stomach and-. bowels, giving
rise to an unhealthy condition of these
organs, • Ca,tareb is the source of much-
,sillhealth and was considered praati-
eally incorrible 'until it was demon -
:or if -•.(1 to the satisfaction ofthe med-
ical profession • that by the use of
Oatarrhozone any case of nasal or
throat trouble can be pernianently
awl quickly oared. Catarrhozooe by
iu unusual merit has enlisted the sup.,
port and endorsement of the most
prominent ,medical authorities, who 1
freely- state that any one giving ib '
trial is euro to receive pernoinent ben-
efit, Soldter $1. Ssnall size 25e. At
, druggists or Polson & Con Kingston, '
Ont.
-ObIldron Cry for
ASTOR]
SittiOrder,
Limn Connity
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St. Thomas, rob. 4.-1olice Sergt,'
W. Armstrong received a telephone
message from Parkhill 'stating that
• dils teneyear-old niece, the daughter
of Samuel Payson, farmer, McGilli-
vray Township, about seven. miles
'from Parkhill, had been caught in a
meting machine and killed. The de -
eased was also a niece of jrunee
Armstrong, M.O.R. brakemen.,
AS SIJRE AS YOU ARE BORN
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• Putnam'' Coen 'Marne'. in, curvs all
kinds of come rind vri OS in n, 1.1fort
lime Cum s pail 11('ShlY il$ WO I es
pr o ill pi i y, c t i las radically as well no
quickly. The greatesi corn raiser on
the Nori b A merit:an Cc rainent. just,
ttela pier druggists ir ihiN isn't; 50.
Dr•uggiets all sell it., If yon ere et a
0 iettenee from a dr ttg etore aend twee -
1 y -five cents to N.' C. Poison AL Co.,
Kington. and get it peer paid.
Tiros, Harvey of he 2tel on. of
Hay. bas clisposed of his farm ef 150
acres to John Rowe, of Stephen ; price
$9,000. John. Rowe Sold his farm or
150 not ea to Albert Brown- for $8000.
Fitn111 values are remainiog firm in
this section of ()warns
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They dive a fin
that's rich and bra -
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Many styles. Sold
everywhere.
• Overdue Darras Safe.
Victoria, B.O., Feb. 4. -News has
been received of the safety of the
overdue British barque Helverdale,
which is 63 days out from Manila.
for Royal Roads, She was sighted
on SaturdXy by the steamer Glenesk
off Cape Flattery.
A. Little, Tot Burned.
Belleville, Feb. 4. -Bessie Thomas
of Compton, five years old, had sonie
burning sulphur drop on her dress
yesterday morning and was so badly
burned that she may die.
51200 I. rofl a nar.
Quebec, Feb. 4. -The bar of the
Chateau Frontenac was entered yes-
terday morning and $200 extri-
cated. •
KICK A 06
Kick a dog and he bites you.
He bites you and you kick him.
The more you kick the more
he bites -and the more he bites
the more you kick. Each
makes the other worse.
A thin body makes thin
blood. Thin blood makes a
•
thin body. Each makes the
other worse.. If there is going
to be a change the .help must
•
come from outside.
Scott's Emulsion is the right
help. It breaks up such a
combination. First it sets the
stomach right Th it
en en-
riches • the blood. • That
strengthens the body and it
begins to grow new flesh.
• A strong body makes rich
blood and rich blood makes a
strong body. Each makes the
other better. This is the way
Scott's Emulsion puts the thin
body on its feet. NOW it can
get along by itself. No need
of medicine.
This picture represents
the Trade Mark of Scott's
Emulsion and is on the
I'Vlapper of every bottle,
Send for free samphe
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TORONTO CANADA
Soc. and p. all druggists
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The Different Branches ofI3usiness to be Carried on by the
Huron Pork Packing and Cold Storage Co., limited.
Al the meeting of the directors held
, Clinton, on Monday, Jan, 20thssorne,
I• three propositions were Wade to the
directors from outside eapitaliets* the
•opetated helow heiug ie one taken
up, It is coofidently halo ved that the
stock will be rapidly taken op, and
work, on the plant commericed there at
an early da.te
As the, Dominion Goveroinent has
subsidized steamship lines in order to
Pince cold storage plant on these ves-
sels and the Provincial Government
authorize Counties to vote Money to
aid in the erection of these buiidings ;
matter is well worthy the careful
consideration of investors. With a
promise of $10,000.00 for storage spare
the conning season •rind even 5 ceuts
per head on each fowl handled it will
make for the first year the rtice sum of
$60,000.00 as a divich rid on an barest -
went of $1500,000,00. It is confidently
believed by financier s that thie is eqoal
to anything o limed to investors and
as our government Larks it there is no
doubt of its solidity.
The company have accepted W. R,
Belden's plans for the erection of build-
ings for handling the different lines of
tea m produce.
This will include a poultry finishing
station eqnipped on plans after the
style of that in use by a leading Kan-
sas city packing house, No industry
connected with the farm is more pro-
fitable than the raising of poultry,
that is, where farmers have facilities
for finishing them properly. ' At this
plant all poultry will be received alive, .1
properly killed, dressed and crated,
then shipped_ to the citiee and Great
Britain. Besides handling fowl for
tbe fernier the building will be equip-
ped similar to the above referred to
Pricking House, where 1.100,000 broil-
ers are grown and marketed annually
under a system entirely new to On-
tario.
Along with the handling of poultry
a modern cold storage building will be
erected with a capacity for handling
all the butter and apples Huron coun-1
ty and the tributary townships can I
produce.
Fanners have year after year lost so
heavily in apples that many have con-
cluded that it cloes not pay to grow
them, .Although almost everything1
has been done by transport companies
that can be done, vet they cannot do
all, and this part must be done at
home if sve wish to reap the benefits
from a system of shipping the Govern-
ment has done so nnieh to foster, It '
has been estimated that, in 1900 Huron
county lost in apples alone over $100,-1
000 by not having a cold storage sta-
'Hoe:. This station will • send packers '
througheut the country to its own
Shareholders ; tbey Will properly grade
and pack the apples; Markleer each
barrel eXactly as they call for. When
the apples are delivered at the station,
farmers will be paid a set price for
each grade, the opples sent to ,our
storage station and as the winter ed,
vances will be shipped wherever they
can be sold to the most advantageous
prices, Farmers need no argUrilellta
to con viece them Of the benefits they
will receive by having their apples
handled in this manner. It is •simply
what, wg have long desired but ,hither
to -have not been able to reach any def
Mite actio, With an outfit of build
togs for saving our produce, situated
in the centre of so fertile a distsiet as
Clip t.011 is, a sugar beet factory cannot
surpass if eyen equal it. Each line it
will handle will give us an increase in
the price we now receive. After a
deputation from this district visiting
the counties where beets are .nrown
they concluded it would be much more
profitable to save those produets we
already raise than to enter a field that
is fast filling up awl which costs not
$100,000 but $500,000 to build a plant
and equip it. It is confidently believed
a like increase in price can be made in
apples, butter and poultry, as that ac-
complished by haridliog 'hogs. The
estimated cost of these buildings when
fully equipped is $75,000 with it ea,-
wit:Fr for making en annual turn -over
of 541,000,000 worth of farm products.
These buildings will be situated in
Clinton winds will be easily accessable
to unless living along the various
branches of 'railway leading to Kincar-
dine, Goderich, Exeter, Stratford and
Brussels. ,
Already over $20,000 worth of stock
has been sold and as farmers in eener-
al desire to make use of these buildings
the coming seas etn ;.t is confidently be-
lieved every dollar of stock will be
sold in aim months. This is undoubt-
edly what should be done, thereby
saving interest and other charges
caused by using borrowed money. If
every dollar of stock is taken up by
tha time the buildings are completed
there can be no doubt of a six per
year.
Mr.dividend being paid the first
Mr. Belden, who has been connected
with this line of business for some
years, is a practical farmer and on the.
acceptance byhim of tne position of
head of the organizing staff of the
above company, he has resigned his
position as director of the Farmer's
Pork Fa.ctory at Palmerston. He en-
ters this work in a practical manner
by stibscribing.liberally. Having the
utmost faith in the buiness he will
devote his entire time in making this
Oompany a strong corporation.
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MONEY TO LOAN
We have 'unlimited private funds for invest-
ment upon farm or village property at lowest
rates of interest. • 1.
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Exeter.
riONEY TO LOAN.
. 1 have a large amount of private funds to
i I oan on. fai m and village properties atlow rat
of interest.
F, W. GLADMAN.
Barrister Main St. Exeter,
FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS
As OLD AND 'WELL -TRW) REMEDY. -Mrs
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It soothes the child, softens the gums. allays al
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cents a bottle. Its value is incalculable. Be
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FARMER'S SONS WANTED Icis h
practical Course on Veterinary Work at Home;
Three Month's study during spare time will
qualify to pass examination. Graduates will
bo offered permanent positions at 8600 a year
in our various branches ; splendid opportunity
for young men to secure a thorough Veterinary
Course and good position. Write at once for
particulars. Address. HEAD OFFIC El VET-
ERINAILY SCIENCE ASSOCIATION, LON-
DON, ONT.
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For Infants and. Children..
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FOR SALE—BRICK RE-
SIDENCE WITH AN ACRE OF LAND IN
EXETER -We offer for sale en reasonable
terms, that very desirable residential property
known as "The Hooper Homestead" situated
on Lot Ivo- 86, south of Enron Street, Exeter.
There is erected. upon the land, a conifortahle
and eommodious brick dwelling, also the
necessary outhouses. The beliSe is in good re-
pair and has 9 rochor. The lot contains an acre
df land and is excellently adapted for garden
rug or fruit growing' There is a plentiful sup.
ply of hard and soft water, The properey is up
to date, and the tonne eaeir. for partioulars ap •
plY to Dimcsort ARLING berristers ES:ei er,
or to A. E. Efooimn. ltew P. p„ Penna, U. S
A., proprietor.
FOR SALE:—
House and lot on M sin Street, Exeter, two
story meek cottage, frame stable and about
half an sore of land, commodious dwelling,
centrally located, Bath and furnace, good out
houses, good welt end cistern. A. splendid
property at a reasonablo prim. For fun par
ticttlara aPPlY to J. G.STANBURY,,narrister
'Exeter, or to the Iluaresearrem, inchelsese
TRAYED
Staved from the premises of the undersign -
ori, 801, con., Stephen, op or atrtalt th0 Mit of
Statuary, a 810101 etcor, riehtg 3 years old, With
white huni logs. Information as to his where
natens wel be rewarded,
Joseen Amy, Crediton P 0
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sit.y flice-Cr.cd .
RONTO UN
Tslnhty Unive
W.B.ROWNINO. . 'AI. 0.
ZJ • 5, Graduate Victoria ,niveraity
cnice sue residence. Dominion Labora-
tory, Exeter.
11 Ge I .
D ICKSON•• & CARLING,
Barristers.. Solicitors. Notaries, Conveyancers,
Commissioners, Solicitors for the Molsons
)3ank, Etc.
Money to Loan at lovvest rates of interest.
OFFICE: -MAIN STREET, EXETER.
.11. CARLING, B. A. D. H. DICKSON
p. W. GLADMAN
(Successor to Elliott & Gladman)
Barrister, Solicitor, liotary Public,
Conveyancer, Etc,
Money to loan on Farm and village
properties at Lowest rates of interest
OFFICE MAIN STREET EXETER
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DENTAL
usTnLor, L. D. S. AND
H itDR. A.R. ISINESVIAN, L.
D. S.D. D S., Honor Graduate
of Torouto University. Dentist.
bad after effeets, Office in Fan -
Teeth extraceed without path or
son's block. West side of Math
I treat. Exeter*
ANDUSON. (D. 0, S.L. DS
t DENTIST. —
• Honor Graduate of the Toronto Lid varsity
and Royal College of Dental Surgeons of
Ontario, with honors Also Post -graduate of
Chicago School of Prosthetics Dentis1r3 (with
honorable mention.
Everything known to the Dental Profession
donein this office. Bridge work. crowns, a-
luminum, gold and vulteatite plates all done in
the neatest manner possible. A perfectly
harmless anaesthetic used for paireess extrac-
tion.
Offlee one door south of Carling Bro's store
Mxeter, Ont.
F°R. SALE.
A blacksmith slam and dwelling aod 4 acre
of land in the village of Wineheisea. A good
opportunity for any person wishing to procure,
a good backsmitle business told two sett or tools
Also good briek house eontaining rooms,
A frame kitchen with three rooms, also a wood
shed and simmer kitehen. God suable and
hog pen. For further marimbas apply to
Rierreansoer & „EASON
Winelenes, Ont,
8tote
floaciquarterb For
Dyspepsia Cure
Blood and Nerve Tonle
Stomach and Liver Pills
Irou Blood Pills
•
Liver and Kidney l',111
Kidney Mixt lig P
Sciatica Retnt'dy
• Sarsaparilla
Cough Mixture
Cholera and Di rrbo a Mix -
Lure
• Olailblaio Lotion.
Try any :of these preparations and
you will he astonished at their n, under -
fol healing and curing properties.
A' Full line of Patent Medicines on
band.
TOILET ARTICLES
SCHOOL BOOKS ANO SUPPLIES
IN. BROWNING
- Dominion, •Labor
Pianos
and
Or ans.
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 for their tour cf Can-
ada..
If you •want something cheap-
er we can show you pianos of
other makes 'uhich will he no dis
grace to the most elegant parlor,,
In sewing machines we carry
the New Williams, B.aymond and
White, also needles and • supplies
for all machines.
The latest sheet music alw,ays
in stock. Ca.11 and see..
S. MARTIN
Exer MI [Ole illleiltr
IF
You YOU
WANT
TO
Buy or Sell a Farm,
.1Buy or Sell Town
Property,
Borrow. or Lend
Money,
Collections Made,
Your Life Insured,
Go to the Old Cuon-
try, by the Allan,
Line,
ON THE UNDERSIGNED,
JOHN .SPACK194.40
Office over E. Spackman's Hardware
Exeter. .
ea, Cash paid for Raw Furs.
FARM FOR SALE.
Being; composed of lot 20,S. T. A , Usborne,
containing 100 acres, and lot Si 2.3. can. 3, Un -
borne. On lot 20 there is erected it first class;
brick dwelling, kitchen and woodshed com-
plete ; bank barns, L-shaped, 35x85 and 35x50
finished up to date for horses, cattle and hogs
with power .vvincl mill, crusher, nuiper, and
&water process complete; cement silo attached;
also drive and implement house.This is a
first ()lass property, 'in a high state of culti-
vation, well fenced and watered., and plough-
ing done, within one and a half miles of the
town of Exeter, one mile from school. Lot
231s also in a high state of cultivation, woll
watered, 25 acres under grass, and well suited
for either farming or grangt and avid be sold
separately or togetherto stut purchaser. If
not sold privately on or before the 1st. Feby.,
1902, it crab° sold by nubile auction on the
141h Feby. For terms and particulars eerily
on the premises to J. S. Harvey. Exeter, Is. 0.
or to Thomas Cameron, auct Fattruhar.
A ca OD 11VVI `6TM
Fansores talcie hie* and dwelling, in Exeter,
for sale. The brick blook is well situated, on
Main street, is 70x65 feet, three storeys, and
contains four stores, offices and heath, all leased.
This is tho best business stand in tOwn. The
dwelling is brick of two storeys and contains10
rooms, is admirably adapted for 'a boarding
house. The property must be disposed of.
Tema easy, apply to R. L. Fanson. Exeter,
Ont.
oba,..rometoammtra
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