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.PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DENTAL.
Dr. G. ' 1~ , R
QTJLSTON, L.D.S.. ID.D.°Js
P NTIST'
Member of the Il,C.3].S, of Ontario swirl
Honor Graduate of Toronto University..
OttSep-Over Dickson & Carling's law
office. ' Closed Wednesday afternoons.
`at1S1Z. A. R. E IN Tri i L i?.S R IZ.D.Sx,
Honor Graduate. of Toronto TJndveraity.
DENTIST
Teeth extracted without pain, or any
bad effects. Office over Gladman
Stanbury's Office, Maria Street, Exeter.
LEGAL
DiCiCS011 & CARLING, BA32BISTERS1
SOl.c,'ters Notaries, Conveyancers, Com
nasioners, Solicitors for the Moisons
Bank, etc,
A%ney to Loan at lowest rates or interest
Otf:cea—Jia!n-St„ Exeter
I. Tet. Ca¢l'_sk , B.A. L. H. Dickson
MONEY TO LOAN,.
kve have a large amount of private
tetrds to loan, ion. farnt arid, village prop-
erCies at low ratesof interest.
GLADMAN & STAN anal.
arristers, Soliicitore, Exeter,
J. SENIOR
Agent Confederatisrn WO 1.ssuraatee
Company. also Fdre Insurance in lead-
ins" Canadian and British Companies,
3L,'i h -St., Ezeter.
LICENSEE AUCTIONEER
WM. ANDI.Fa,*t. N. Ltrenee4 Auctioneer:.
Or Enron County. Term's reasonable,
Danes can he made at the Advo;:atsp.
Exeter. or Henry Eitber's Office. Crttt.
ita+ls
°Many plus:ateutt Collet
oat;on
during the suntta
close
•
aronta, Osit, does not. NOW :a an
collonit tints to commence a. course
Wrto for catalogue.
Horses for Sale
r have a numiber of first-class horses
for gale. Call at the stashes and see
ttarn.
We are aleo purahaetrs; horses that
are sound and 1x1 good condition front
4 to 12 years et age.
Parties having horses for sale will
do well to call or writer tato undersigned.
Pliant! 41. M. *L DOL . Master,
Notice to Contractors
:t contract to construct an open ditch
about, 15 rods long, onnsLot 27, Con. 4,
Township of Usborne, being a. flow out-
let for the Anderson Dra'n ;—also to
repair part of the old ditch—will bo lit
by Auet'on an Saturday, May llth, at
5 o'clock :in the -afternoon, at the local
'.qty of the work. Specifications will be
furn:ahed at the time of lotting.
A. HUNFCIN, Reeve.
1". MORLEY, C lerk.
T. B. CUatLIAiIEI
Life! Fire, Acoldlent anal Plats Glass
Insurance, Consisting. racosunts, and con-
ducting auction sisals •-• llitseter, Ont.
FERTILIZER
WHY NOT USE I .ERTILI2EIi IN.,
STEAD OF 'BARN'YARD UANUIlE ?
It is easier to/ apply to the land sod
gives better satisfaction to eery way..
It 1e used farall grain ,repo aIld also a
good catch of clover on Poor meadows
Give yoLtr land a good top dresaiing of
Fertilizer before planting; hour potatoes
and 'it will double your drop. It to good
for bans and: for all k>/4s of root crops
It has ,been tested, and fou -'td to be bet-
ter than other fertilizers,, Give it a
trial. Over three hundred tons sold al-
ready.
The National "Fertilizer, 'which. isPlat-
ed on the market by the National Land,
Fruit and 1'ack',,.ng tComPany, is the only
organic fertilizer made, and shows, the
following analysis compa.reri. ?vlkl 6 barn-
yard ananuret-'
Nitrogen 6.59, equal to 4.0. ar^„rttonta.
1;hosp4orie acid $.75. equal to 12.
selnable Ph3d3PlIntell,
Potash 3.50,
FRANIn", W. EVAN , Clinton, sole
,rght for the County df Huron.
Moir
AGENT FOR AXETER
ire w fire
It you are, jt need of fencing material
cat ta d n
aPt tee Owen Sound
Wire.
Our
,
Our Sate Lock.Fence , without a doubt
tk ie beat fence ot,a.dct Sit Canada to -flay,
A1a14 Coiled Spring, .Uarhed, Wire,brace
wire and staplers. Peeps riot.
11t.
CE.D411, POSTS of the bent quality
pr:cost from :25c. to '$1,
Also agentfor the Toronto bfetalc
Rooting Co>•npauy.--Galrart4?ed memo,*
ts;d.°.ltg,
Have also been appointed Local Agent
for the Confederation. Life AasuranceCo
It you -aro need'A3s any of tete above
g:ve me a call.
S. Andrew
CENTRALIA
Dr. de Van's Female Pills
A sellable French regulator: sever falls. These
pUla era exceedingly powerful 1a regulating the
generative portion of the (male system. Refuse
.4) cItlalp Lmttatloxs. Dr. de Vaat.'ls Seip soli at
La box, er three for SIO, Mauled to Stay address.
Stu sosAall. Dritg co., et, Catharines, Ont.
that rho
... LIGHTNING
eau destroy
Think what that means—Your
buildings absolutely safe from the
electric blast that causes so much
destruction—weather-proof in every
way. Use the coupon tat the bottom
of this ad. and learn the latest facts
about the roofing, that defies the
storm king in his every mood.
The
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Beverages:
ALE
LAGER
T•,
I;tade :By
John Labatt
laid according to the new specifica-
tion make the•only roofing which is
actually complete as a protection.
against all the elements. Write now
for YOUR copy of the new edition
of "TRUTH about ROOFING." It
contains important facts—facts you
should carefully consider, whether
you intend to erect new buildings or
repair old ones.
Electric Restorer for 'Men
Phosnhonol restores every nerve in the body
to its proper tension; restores;
vim and :vitality. Premature decay and all sexual
weakness averted at once. Phosphonol will
mike you a new man. Price 43 a box; or two for
SS. , Mailed to any address, Tho Scoben,Drugg
Co., St. Catharines. Ont.
•
We are now well establish-
ed in business .and we believe.
n the`best of authority (nam:•'
ely that of a daily increasing
busiuessj thatwe are meeting
a lona felt want, and giving
he best of satisfaction.,,
i ena:eraber our motto,
zesh- Groceries all tne tinge.'''
kinds of produce taken:
iexchange.
JAS U LD
• Send me, FREE and POSTPAID.a
copy of the new edition of "TRUTH
abut ROOFING,"' and tell me how
to protect my buildings against
Lightning.
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Publication,' Exeter. -Advocate
Beautiful is the
Job when Minerva
Paint is used.
Smooth and events thelli&erve
surface -hes of bubbles, creeks
andatperfeationve
The color is positive =abating,
Minerva Paint enters everycrw-.
ice and grain of the wood.emur-
ing rexer!and paroecsy,tactipn easiest:.
weath
It's the hisbcrtint4Pnets—
tlie, costing selection of the
finest and purest paint ingredi-
ents. the scientificrrrtndin c and
mixing that makes Minerva mixt
asperse,.
Ileea, to apply spreads evetely
andmidries., quickly. Hides all
PURE PREPARED
1'aentin becomes s p1e4s140.
% s /
oo ! r •
ro art eel 4 oLft•ed ...Iiastye.
Palet withstsada the Lad weer fee
ase, and tetsina iter unbxokea our.
Sold hs prominent riosiots a!C eu
petets Iacludintt
T. Dawkins & Son
EXETER
£illL
JOHNSON & CO.
(Casale) Limiter
TORONTO •
"lyase cur tog+dnt withMinzeva f'
4441
wps)Dpi.Aoi
Is irhe Best.
Another pioneer passed tet the great ature'r q
beyond in the person of Henry Adam
Sweitzer, Be had 'been, in poor health for
.some months and ten days ago wan talc
en worse. On Friday morning he died
arid. Sunday, afternoon, Apr., 14th, fun-
eral services, 'were conducted at tete
house 'by the Rev, W. ft; Vance, inter
meat taking plate in. Kirkton cemetery.
Tihree sons and f;vd daughters are left
to mourn Us lose. He was ill his. eight-
ieth year and was born is Brock Town
shdp and cams to the Base Line of Bian-'
chard s'zty years ago.:
dieGILLIVRAy
1 happy event took pace on Twa-
y, the 1,6th, Inst at 1 p.m., art the honve
of Mr. Jahn Daley, of ;ticGillivray, when
his third daughter, Arvetla Evelyn, was
united in marriage to 3Li.W
WesleyIAb
J.
Hord, of East W:11?tataa, in the Pre-
sence of numerous relatives gathered.
front Sirattrroy, Adelaide, bicGttUvray,
East. ZY:13iarts, Greenway, Harpies' and
other places. Rev. W. Godwin, Pastor of
the Mrethod',.at Church, Parkhill, per-
formed the cerexno,n5". Thedatloe of
grooansman was alloted. tts 1ft., John
A. Fraser, of ,Z-anneck and those or
bridesmaid to Miss Doifia,'I3. Iiayter, of
Harpley. The bride looked charming In
a white embroidered muslin gown. At
rho close of the ceremony the company
to the number of about fatty regaled
themselves at the sumptuous repast
provided by the generous hostess.
HAY.
The following' is .the result of the pro
motion examination fear S. S. No, 2,
Bay V. Class, W. Northcott 70; E;
Jones 65, IV, Class,, E. Campbell 66,
Ralph Hawkins 66, J. Murray 59 E.
W`'liard 51, :Fulda Williams 40. III class
G. Case 73, A. Dearing 63, V Jones 59,
E. Geddes ZS, W. W:Dard 17, Herman
Willard 42. Geo. Maw;son, Teacher;
Dan Surerua deed very unexpectedly on.
.April 11th, i'n Hay Township, at the
age of 48 sears, 1 ;nonth and 16 days.
Hu was born on the old homestead, Bron
son Line, February 24th, 1864, and was
rnarr:aeyei to Gertrude Weber in 1893,
which union was blessed with four chit-
dren—Alvin at Victoria College, Toren•
20 ; Gordon, Flossie and Alnleda at home.
Last Thursday -while at work ;n the
bush w:.,th his son. Gordon, sawing down
a tree, the was struck by the falling
tree and received such internal injuries
that he succumbed the same day. He
was a good neitghbor, a Loving husband
and a most affectionate father. He
•1eaves "to "mourn, a sorr,O'wtng wife, 4
clvldcen,'an adopted daughter, four
brothiers and two sisters. Interment
took place on Sunday' to the Evangeli-
cal Cemetery,_. Bronson LinierMr. John
ickbei,l,„one of Hay's residents, pass-
ed 'away recently in Cavalier, N. Date
He was born .7n Hamburg, Germany,
May 22nd, 1820, and was therefore 91
years, ' 10 months and 6 days old. He
came to Preston, Canada, in 1947 and
!n 1852 he moved to Hay Township. In
1855 he was married to Louisa Hansell
The deceased moved to Caval'er':n 1880,
where he hued until his death. Besideg
h',s aged wife he leaves, to mourn ii]s de-
parture seven children, 25 grand chil-
dren and five great -"rand children.
Death to Dandruff Germs
NO MORE I)
Life. to All 'Hair...
to Stratford a few week,a ago do visit
hJea defter, •Miens. Geo 'I-1rd, and Was
NDRUFF, FALLING HAIR, SCALP ITCH; BALD HEADS' OR -tjakeryn sill w1'fJle there'• and died. en Fri-,
DULL , FADED HAIR. day evetsi .She was -a 'member of the
BIDDITLP.I ^'
Much and staters regret was, felt here
on learning of the death of Mrs, John
Devereux, of the Huron Road, -Meldi lop,
which" sad event occurred early Tues-
day' snorndai; About a week previously,
while fn the the enjoyment of her usual.
good health she was suddenly overtakes
by a severe ebe,11, which' developed in-
to pneumonia. _firs. Devereux was a
native of the Township of Bidduiph.
Her rnaiden name was Mary Mangle.
She was the eldest daughter or the late
Patrick Naugle and was married, to M
Devereux about 22 years ago. Ste
leaves no Camay, be; s survived by ;her
husband and two sittersi. and six broth..
ere..
ZURICH.
:
Peter Beaver of Sebewaing. AS cit.. via.
:ted his Mother who le Ill for: a few
days last week; Ir, and 31rs, Jahn
Geiger and family left last week for
their new horns to P.i. eon, :altcb.—Bev, Fi
,
T): rlartlm of Elkton. Mir ch., a former_
paator of the E'vani;elical church dere,
died on April klt1n at Elkton: And Sur.
erus of New Hamburg, Cyrus Surerus
and Oliver 7.ealn or New; Dundee, Samuel
Surerus of Petersburg! Abe Sgrerus of
Berlin and Jacob Surerus and Wife of
JT:tchelt were here,attendng; tho funeral
of the late Danfel Surerue,—Ol€Wer Sur.
erus has moved to Owen Geiger's farm
a an'le -west of town.—Mr. S, ICipfer has
moved into T. Johaspn's dwelling re-
eently vaeated by tiff.: O. Surerus,—J. F,
Rickba ll, 3, Preeter and F, W. Hess have
eac-lt placed orders roe' Ford nutonnob°tea
E. Zeller las purchased the interests
or his partner F. J. Wickwire in. the
Zurich Herald, Dashwood Pioneer and
Crediton Star and ,the plant will be toe.
sated at Zurich.
",iOGil CARMEL,
The rnlarr age of Mr. John Maloney
tif. St. Marys, to Mas Nora Carroll,;
of the 8ttn coliceas'oat of Stephen, waa''.
solem :Zed fin fella R. Cs Church tacre
on Tuesday, Ap41 1.6th. The bride was
attired ,'.Il brown silk' and wore a. beau-
t tut cream tat. Shewas attended by
her cousin. Mies Nellie Dalehay, while
the groom was supported by his broth-
er, Joseph 3ia3oney, also ot St, 'Marys.
,lifter the wedding breakfast the happy
couple lett en repel everting train tor De-
troit to 3Pelld a short lioneyrnoon.—Miss
Mary Ryatn was called home front Chic
a,o last week owing to the very low
cond t on of her brother, hir. and ?wars,
Henry Millar of Ztarfehtcalled on friends
here 'Sunday. -Mr., 7:s11othy' Cougl lSn
stat r.- 1:d$ very seri'oualy ill at St.
Joseph's ;Hospital, London. -Jnr. and
Mrs. Patrick Maloney of St. ,farys at-
tended the'=...-edding ot their son, John
hare last week Miss Jean ,Regan of
Detroit is visiting her home here at
present.
RENSAL.L
Lorne Scott 'was in Toronto last week.
-J. MGMart,h of Toronto was a guest
at 1t. Bonthron's Mrs. 7 Dlatchford
has returned from a visit of some
weeks in Toronto.—Tho I,O.O.F. Hall
has been considerably improved. —Geo,
McEwen, returned last week from the
west where he spent two weeks looking
after Property ,:ntterests.—G . C. Petty
was ''n London last, week, .attending the
funeral of Mr. Ramsay, one of the earl-
iest settlers '.In I3casall. A& a carpenter
deceased assisted in erecting several'of
the first houses.—A letter box has been
placed at the station, through the in-
fiusuce of Mr. J. J. Merner.—Many farm-
ers :n this section aro going extensively
into potato giro -win -1g this season—Robt.
Cameron has purchased the residence he.
has occupied for several months from
Miss Annie Wren. -Mrs. N. Shirsay and
daughter. Mas Agnes returned last week
after spending two months in Toronto.
—Sirs. J. Allister, who for nearly a year
has resided wcth her son, Dr. McAlIist-
er of Georgetown, Is, here visiting rela-
tives.—The band has re -organized and
elected tete follow;fn'g officers Milne Ran
rile, leader ; J. W. Ortwein, Hon.—Pres.;
Dr. Sellcry, Pres.; T: Palmer, jr., Vice.;
H. P. Madden, Sec.-Treas.
BRUCEFIELD.—The Qddfellows held
an entertainment on Thursday even6r g
when 20 new candidates were admitted'
into the lodge. A supper was held at
the close, at Mr. Walker's hotel, when
a contingent from 'Hensall were 'present
and also the grand master, Mr. Poste -
stone, of Blythe
BAYFIELD—Ward was received here
on Saturday Wast of the death, which -oc-
curred in ' Saginaw, Mich., of Charles
Stacker. Deceased was an old resi-
dent of Bayfield' and'tetf here for Sag
„naw about twenty two years ago. One
sister, Mrs. Medhael Dupee, resides. here]
,—Mr, A.. E.' Erwin met vrthi a severe.
loss ones -day, last week when he was
obi. „zed to ,shoot •one) of the black team
which was ,used 'on the .hearse, owing
to his havdn.'g his leg broken
'MITCHELL—Mrs. S. Somerville went,
ihru' _s a ,free country. It's, your
your privilege to use any hair
tor you desulre.
But:why Continue ''to usea: hair tonic
that doesn't do what it should do --lull
tine germs arid .ba.nrish all dandruff and
e14:^ troubles?:
Ir you h.a.ve datidruff, :1 your ha:r'is
geethig thdn and falling out, If yoru
,scalp irtahes and yotir hair isn't bright
and lustrous bear :n ,yd'nd this fact ; that
= mer_ea, ,is guaranteed by W. S. Cole:; to
PARISIAN SAGE, 'cow sold ail ,over'
give the Y;sattk- of satisfaction ;fiL ;used bar
any of the above' hair. or scalp troubles,.
or money back.
PARISIAN SAGEI ,Do the most de-
lightful and refreshc.ng hair dressing
for hien, wornenl and children,andto par-,
i:'_cularly ca . dernand b1s refined women
who dewire to Smcrea,ser their 'beauty by
accu:ring -anabundance .of laseloating
full 01 life and lustre.
A large bottle of " •PARISIAN, SAGE
edsta but 50 cents. at Wit S,. COLEYS
and; drugg sts eyerywhere. The girl
with. the Auburn Mair in an( every car
tonal and bottle. •
Methodist` ch.ota;, and .the chair that she
,had occup hep vvtia draped in mourning
an Sunday. .°Diseased viae 46 years of
a,ge. 13esles her .huasband, she leaves
four brohe,rs and four .sisters.
TUCKERSMITI-F—At the residence et
her nephew, Mr. Frank I3utsan, - at
Stapleton, - on :Tuesday, Mist, Emma
Caok passed . away;,at the age of 62
years. Deceased born -its England
She had only been :11 -a, few days from
pi:..usnoia^ a.'
KIPFEN,KSpatr„ck brothers have
bought the hundred acre farm, known
as, this Paul' Dog farm,,' south of ''ie
v'llage; w;hech ,now gives then': - 200
acres of fine property.
Buried deep in our -American or'est we find bloodroots queen's root. Btu”
drake and stone root, golden seal, Oregon grape root and cberryb rk. Of these Dr.
R. V. Pierce made n pure gtyceric extract which has b:en favorably known fee
over forty years. He called it " Golden, Medical Discovery."
This " Discovery "' purifies the blood and tones up .the stor aceh and the entire
systemin Nature own way, les ileal the tissue balder and tonne you require
when recovering from a bard cold, grip: or pneumonia. No matter how strong thee,
Constitution the stomach is apt to be " out of, kilter" at times; in eorisequenC4
the blood is disordered, for the stomach is the laboratory for the coastant msnar•.
facture of blood Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discoverystrengthensthe stomach,—
Puts it in shape to make pure, rich: blood -helps the liver and
kidneys to expel the poisons from the body... The weak, nerv-
ous, run-down, debilitated, condition which so many people
experience at this time of the year is usually the effect of,
poisons in the blood; it is ,often indicated by pimples or boils
appearing our the skin, the fano becomes thio:—you feel, t, blue."
'More than a week ago I was suffering with an awful
cold in my head, threat, breast, and body." writes MR.
JAMES G. 1 t g of 710 L. street, S. E„ Washington. I9, C.
"Some called it bra, Gripe, soma pneumonia. I was advi