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is a RELIABLE Tonic.—The result of careful scientific

research. Leaves no harmful effects. The Standard with leading Physicians.

Specially recommended for Loss of Appetite, Sleepless- ness, Lassitude, Fevers, Consumption, Indigestion, Throat and Lung Troubles, Lumbago, Colds, Bronchitis, Overwork and Overstrain, Dyspepsia, Headaches and General Debility.

MEN will find it particularly valuable as a strengthener of

the bocy anc nerve system.

WOMEN complain of that tired feeling.—It is immediate

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FOR CHILDREN, it is especially adapted ; it fortifies

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Can also be used for boiting sap.

ESTIMATES AND PAMPHLETS FREE from our locai agent of our nearest house. |

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Extra large firing door. gated fire-box that cannot crack. Sec tional fire grates that will not burn out. Fire travels 3 times the length of furnace. Direct and indirect draft. joints that will not leak smoke.

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GIFTS FOR GIVERS

Very pretty little silver and gun metal watches. Hunting case gold and silver waiches. Also open face, handsomalv ea- graved or plain, £10.64) 11. $50.04 Rings for ladies, misses ana children, 25c up te mt ‘anv uew designs, some with birth- day stones. (tentiem-: s rings. Stick pins 1¥c un to $12.00. Fine st ck of ladies’ chris: pretty crystal other Brooches, Studs, Thimbles, Lockets, Charms. Good quality p'at Napkin Rings, 20c up to $2.00. Solid Silver Naptin Rings, Spoons and Forks, Pearlhandle, Butter knives 75c, 90c, $1.00. Geor quality plated Butter knives, 65c up. Magnificent stock of Silve1 Plated ware, ‘told Head canes, Eye glasses and Spectacles, China and Gilt Clock, Musical Alarms, Silver Mounted Seals, Pan« Knives, Brushes, Combs and Manicure pieces. Aliso ditto in sets.

Liberal discounts until the close of this centurv on all FOr cs except those inarked net. Orders by mail promptiy attended to.

E. W. TAYLOR, Optician

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Everybody w outh Atrics, lc ures an he **Battie of *Atiack of | Cavalery ont bie Pam 5% > $3.25; :

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Ca hive ordered 320

! WAR PICTURES ° Theendo the war isnow 10 sight

? . are . ines <a A . ‘ . * how want pietures illustrating the various batties foug*t in Ve bave at great ext ence published nine large and beau‘itul Vy, cuperine.-e

Belmont...”

vendared Pp per “Charging the Boer Guns at Elandslaagte,” oyal Canadians at Paardebs rs.” *“‘Charge of Gen. French

- - ‘ Tee ‘ ‘ oe * ’ ? ae Retreatine Gen. ¢ reonje’s Army.” These pictures are 20x@ ad te°m

- 25 cts. erch; ali four for 80 ets.; $1.75 per dozen )for $6.00; 8 per 100. Fugela River,” **Gattle of Spion Kop” ‘‘Gordon High-

ile of Belment.* *« ‘<gurrender eat Paniderbere.”

icturss are 23x28 in. Semple and each; el hve ior $1,606; $3 ver doz : 25 for 86.00 ; 50 fer per 100. Very hendsome : printed in 6 to 14 eolore. ~ coiv menev. Pig vrotit E»vormous + uceess 3 are RED HOT SELLERS Veritabie

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The pictures mortgage rakes ; We willreniaCemplete Onttit Consisting of iffercnt Pictures for Only $2.00 ‘Ibis sem you may de woih. Absviutely no pietures sent free née and posteygein writing for lower pricet. We pay all cha’g «ll unseld pictures anu re‘epd yeur money, Cut ihis ovt and sen in tO make money. Address HOME NOVELTY MFG. CO )», Box, 518, Chicago, Saturday.

FARMERS MEETING AT GUELPH

JUDGING THE CAR- CASSES.

Right Kind of Bacon fog.

BIG FARMING IN ONTARIO.

[Special correspondence of Tur Ex- AMINER. |

Tuurspay, Dec. 13.—The leading

feature of the Exhibition to-day was the judging of the carcasses

of the cattleand hogs. The sheep carcasses will be judged tomorrow.

The carcasses are judged in the cooling room, and the prizes award- ed tothe best from a consumer’s standpoint. A _ selection is then made which includes the first prize or sweepstakes animal and the poor-

that are intermediate. These are run into the lecture room, where they hang in front of the andi- ence, while expert judges point out their good qualities and defects. The first prize beef carcass was con- demned by the butchers as being al- together too fat for Canadian trade. Two of the principal meat dealers in Western Ontario who were lectur- ing on the carcasses said they would give as much for the thin carcass per pound as the fat one simply becouse their customers wanted that kind of meat. J. A. Leaman, of Halifax, benght one of fhe five steers and sent men all the way

Chronic | Bronchitis

Mr. Wm. Davidson, St. Andrews. Que., states :—‘‘Dr, Chase’s Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine Ha& cured ie of bronchitis. I have, without sié- cess, tried many remedies for the past six years. Last winter when I had a severe attack and was unable to work I procured a bottle of Dr. Chase’s Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine, and am happy to state that the third bot- tle made me a well man.”

Mr. W. R. Alger, insurance agent. Yalifax, N.S., says:—‘I used Dr.

Chase’s Syrup of Linseed and Turpen- tine for a severe attack of bronchitis. Permit me to testify to its splendid curative properties. I got better from

the time of taking the first dose. Hav- ing a family of young children, .my

jectors’ bilis have annually come to a -onsiderable sum. I believe a bottle of Dr. Chase’s Syrup occasionally will aid { me in reducing them very materially." 25 cents a bottle, all dealers.

Dr. Chase’s Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine.

PUCK AND

STICK

Will soon be in evidence at { the rink. You cannot skate without

good hockey boots.

Ours are up-to-date in every respect.

Cur prices speak for them-

selves. Si 75 2 00 > Men's Hockeys. 2 25

2 50—Ankie Support. Boys’ Hockeys.

2 35— Ankle Support. i 30 fo small boys: hock eys

R. K. JOST,

Stamper’s Corner.

TO. LET.

That centrally situated one tenement hous in Prince St., next to the late Thos. Alley s gaia ning eight large rooms, with stable anc ‘oa hh use, at present occupied by Rev. Hi & Morris, who is removing from the Island P <sessioa given the 23rd inst. Apply to THOMAS McQUAID,

Lower Queer Strec

est and most unsuitable and some‘

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up from Halifax to dress it so as to have it in the best condition for his | Christmas trade. _ To-night we had a very interest-| ing meeting addressed by two of the principal pork packers of Ontario. Vhere were half-a-dozen carcasses hanging in the lecture room, which ranged from perfection down to the most objectionable type of bacon hog. The first prize carcass was the | result of a cross between a pure | lamworth boar and a high grade Yorkshire sow. The second best was a pure Yorkshire, and the worst --- an altogether nnsuitable anima] for bacon---was a Poland China.

A great amount of valuable in- formation was elicited from the packers as to the exact kind of a Carcass they must have in order to put up Wiltshire brand, the high- est brand of Canadian bacon. The bacon hogs shown here show a very small development of fat, not more than an inch in thickness on the | breast.

Ve have here gathered great numbers of the very best producers of cattle, sheep and swine on the continent. and one gets the impres- sion in meetiug with them from day today and hearing them discuss stock matters, that Ontario is a great and progressive stock country that already has made agreat suc- cess along all agricultural lines, but oneis also further impressed with the fact these same people wholhave accomplished so much already are sti!l going ahead till they will ‘hard- ly be second to the Old country as acentre of live stock breeding.

There has been a very large at- tendance at the show and it will be a financial success.

The meeting in the Town Hall last night was one of the largest I ever attemded. The speakers were Pres- ident Mills, of the O. A. C., Hon. John Dryden, Sydney Fisher, Min- ister of Agriculture, and Hon. Mr. Farris, F. L. Haszard and E. B. Elderkin, who spoke for their re- spective provinces.

A hearty welcome was tendered ! the visitors to the city by Mayor Nelson. '

Guelph is a beautiful city, streets very wide and plated with trees. | The buildings are not high as in larger cities, nor are they close to-! gether, giving the city a little of the appearance of a country town. | The public buildings, such as the Town Hall, churches and high; Schools,are fine structures. built as? all the Qrest of {the city is. of stone, :

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OBITUARY. A correspondent writes: The; grim monster ‘Death has visited

Oyster Creek and carried off one of the oldest and most respected citi- zens in the person of Sarah Steele, at the advanced age of 82 years. She was a mode! woman and a true and faithful friend. Care for the helpless was her greatest joy. To minister to the sick and distressed, | to alleviate the pains of the suffer- ing, to give peace and consola- tion to the dying, and _ to soften the grief of the sorrowful! and bereaved were toher labors of | love for which she will long be re- membered. Her remains were fol- lowed to St. Mary’s church by a large concourse Of people and there the last sad rites were performed by Rev. William Phelan. In the church grave-yard, amid universal sorrow, the body was laid to rest to rise, let us hope, in union with the Eternal] Giver of Life.

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by MINARD’S LINIMENT.

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Sydney, C B.

1 was cured of loss of voice by

MINARD’S LINIMENT. CHARLES P LUMMER.

Yarmouth.

I was cured of Sciatic Rheuma-

tism by MINARD’S LINIMENT.

LEWIS 8S BUTLER. Berin, Nfid.

1900

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A. N. Wideman’s Case Attracting Great Attention to Dodd’s Kidney Pills.

Duntroon, Dec. 17.-—Mr A. N.

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Last Quarter, 13th, 2h, 56m, p.m

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Wideman’s case has been attracting | of Day of w'k. en met Be ee a great deal ofattention lately. Mr. M MornjA‘’n | ises pete Wideman is a venident of thie place | ~[- a ee and consequently well known Gace l'Saturday 927) 5 58) 7 324 9 His case was truly remarkable. For “Sunday 6 57) 7 24 33) 9 five months he lay in bed, bent,j “Monday >. ao of ae twisted, distorted by rleumatism.| 4/Tuesday | 9 5) 9 a5 30 | 8 He was actually in’ agony, some-{ 9) Wednesday! 9 3910 iS) 36) 8 times screaming with pain. Bed] ©Thursday (10 82/11 . ad 8 sores came out on his body, one of | ‘Friday It toi 62 38; 8 which was poulticed five hundred; 5Saturday 11 52,020 39) 8 times before it healed. Until Mr.}%Sunday- | 0 27) 0 40|. 8 Wideman started to ake Dodd's; 10Monday ; 2 12) 1 st 41 8 Kidney Pills it was tnaought that | 11 Tuesday )2 N22 42 . death was the only way out of his | 12)Wedmesday | 2 28) 2 5: 43) 9 misery : : 13 Thursday | 3 15) 3 36) 43)

Mr. Wideman was treated by | /4Friday | 4 16) 4 OF 44, 9 doctors to no avail. : 15 Saturday i = 21) 5 a2 45 9 (They gave him medicine containing | }6Sunday =| 6 24) 6 46) 46) 10 mercury which made his teeth break 1 Monday | fs oh ” 19 off, but which absolutely failed to 18 Tuesday | 8 19 8 om “i cure him. Mr. Wideman was cured 19M ednesday|9 7933 47) 13 by Dodd's Kidney Pills. His case 20'Thursday | 2 5510 ae 1s is regarded as the most severe on ah Friday 10 50/11 “| ae 13 record, and his cure by Dodd’s Kid- “2Saturday a oll 1) 48; 16 ney Pills is the most successful cure 23\Sunday 11 33) 0 i 15 of rheumatism known. Mr. Wide- 24\Monclay pt 53 0 is man gets letters from al] over the 25/Tuesday | 0 29/0 50) 49/ 16 country enquiring apout Dodd’s cow ednesday} 1 . ! =v ° be Kidney: Pills. 27\Thursday | 187,212 49) 17

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A woman doesn't care if her hus band’s socks are out at the heels. They do not show when he wears slippers,

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An Honorable Medicine

That appeals to the best judgment of the best people is Dr. Chase's Kidney: Liver Pills, the greatest prescrip.icn of Dr. A. W. Chase, the famous Kecipe Book author. By acting directly and specifically on the liver, kidneys nnd bowels, thts popular family medicine thoroughly cures liver complaint, biliousness, kidney disease, constipation ark the accom- panying pains and aches. Dr. Chase’s Kid ney-Liver Fills act promptly, pleasantly and natu ally. One pill is a dose, 25 cents a box

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When a preacher wants to use

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One can see how a young man can be trifling, but for an old man it seems inexcusable.

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To Cure a Cold in One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it failstocure. 25 cents. EK. W. Grove’s signature is on each box.

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[It is a mistake, from a woman’s standpoint,to make the dining room table too long for her to reach her husband’s legs under it with her foot.

Stinging Chilblain

As distressing and annoying asare ‘hil- blaims they can be immediately relieved by the application of Dr. Chase’s Ointment. 1 ry it when you have retired with itching, sting ing feet and expect to spend a sleepless night in suffering. Such a trial will convince you that as a cure for Chilblains Dr. Chase s Oint- ment is the standard of excellence. It is the

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Some people give good advice to

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Fine pastry Flour. Griffin & Skeliy’s Seede4 Choice Sultana Raisins, Large Valencia Raisins. Cleaned Currants (packages). Vostizza Currants.

Citron, Orange and Lemon Peels. Shelled Almonds and Walnuts. Pure Gold Flavoring and Spices. English Mince Meat.

New Dates and Cooking Figs. Icing Sugar, &c, &c.

taisins.

BEER & GOFF,

GROCERS.

APPLES!

We have for sale 25 bbls of good apples, at only $1.50 per bbl. (Less than auction psices.} Also by the

peck from f2c to 25c.

Raspberry Jam

We have a quantity of pure home- made Raspberry Jam? also imported Strawberry at on'y 1oc per Ib, avy quantity. Pure Raspberry Vin. pas 25c per be tle.

For Ghristma:s

We have a ful! supply «f the ume! requirements, all at 1] Try Eureka lea, 25¢ per Ii

R.F. Madigan & («

Lower Queen St.

the lowest pre

HERE’s SOMETHING

You Should do Immediately

HAVE YOUR PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN AT

WESTLAKE BROS.

Christmas is coming.

Xmas Gifts for Gentle= | men.=-=Watch Chains, Cuff’ _inks, Dressing Cases, Sil-

cigar Cases, Leather Ci-|

other articles of Xmas: jifts at W. W. WELL-; NER’s.

—Open till 9 o'clock this week.

Paton’s Xmas bazaar will be open till 9 P. M. All wooden toys 3 off tf.

1 os me acaealiiedialiaanais inn Don’t fail to secure a copy of ‘War Sketches’’ just issued. P-ice 30 cents.

'Minard’s

ver Shaving Mugs, Silver | will soon cease to love yourself.

var Cases, and a host of Minard’s Liniment

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soon. A photograph is the most pleasing present you can offer a friend. Come now before the big rush is on, We can pica-e you. That’s what we're here for.

|WESTLAKE BROS.,

The Photographers.

Sunnyside. Charlottetow ;

Nov. 28—tf,

WANTED-- MEN

every locality throughout Canada to introduce our goods, tacking up show car's on trees, fences, aiong 1oads and all conspi uous places. Also distributing smail adver- ivng matter. Commission, cr salary $60.co per month and expenses not to exceed $2 to

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