HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1916-10-12, Page 4Children Cry for Fletcher's
The Kind 'Yon Rave Always ottgl.st, eaa vehicle has been
in use for O v yeas, ]etas borne the eig;natare of
land has been =ado under itis per
sonfel supervision sine its infancy.
a-eh:at:air Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Calunz z . tt::, Imitations and c: Just -as -good" are but
Experimen. e f.:a.tt trifle with stud endanger the health of
Infants and. Children—Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTOR1A
f astor'ia is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare-
goelea Props and, Soothiz:g Syrups. It is pleasant. It
eonataii eS aueitlzer Opium, 11Iorplliine Izor other Nareoticl
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. For more than thirty years it
1
e
.a o for therelief
Lea a ► u c T1s#►'tit u..e of Constipation,
� i -p A>:Ik,
Flatulency, Wind Colic, aril. Teething; Troubles and.
Diary ea. It regulates the Stomach and Dowels,.
assimilates the Food, giving healthy and natural sleep,
The Children's F•aaaceet—Tile Tot aer's Friend*
Evailmn ALWAYS
ars the Signature of
tise For Over 39 Years
titian; You Have Always Bought
CITY,
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Crediton
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:lin
Mr ,:n 1 Sirs. Dasar;�.z.treii- 1« .
�3 rt aa: l'.
en - .n r<;v Std. s'ii `
(relit"• weld :..;., .. re r•ut ,.' t, ...:or
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°sea-t;l Red Cros.AS,., t m'a,
;onatc.a ri:ty towards equin-
p .; a —Crediton t of in the
-pit «Rantsgate, t n,f.L ^ J '_
riwredits lt. a^:I'ne' made
Lart.ttrias ;,to. tC 'o
have: aliiist.ei ot: .,:ie ..a'tt ' ; s
iniz
rea.'cii . � every 'p e •', ... i:r pi t,
Several ral of the young pe:.:: •a: e a
lt'in::J ,i .•,,pLit rah L 'sue
c. convene ,oca i t Her.aa 1 Tu.sel,a:
Ret- F. Heyer of Zurs 1 .end lee-
Meyer o. as.: oad o: up 'fele ae
1
pit in the Ev :nge`i ' • ehuren Sunday
marring and e Rte• Be iker
p e s.. r dd. 1-. 13as y. 9 r 'u3 •puri s n.
biz
Brown o Re-,.!
iting her aunt Mrs. 1• ti Fast,
Miss Elea Link ..ren. the ,.::e1 end
h1 Exeter.
Fraser Brawn of iii: has:r spent
the holidays idays at home.
:sirs Dell enba h of Harni.t•an is vis-;
Iting friends In town.
Mr. and ;Mrs. Johnston and the llis-
Alma and :Fill were in Kit-
rlrener on Sunday.
Jahn G. 1Ve Ln s auction sale which
was held on Wednesday was .t eel at-
tended. Th: ehattels brought a good
figure. Mr Wein will leave for De-
troit in the near future
Miss Marjory Clark of Exeter is
--isiting her grandparents Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Clark.
The fine weather of the past week
has math. it favorable for our far-
mers to harvest their bean crops.
Price.: are good this year so • this
should help to 'offset the failure in,
the other crops.
Mr and Mrs: Wm. Ford silent last
Sunday :in taw'ri the guestis''af Mr.
and airs. John=•;Sweitzer. -
The Rally Day of- the Methodist
:Sunday School took place last. Sun-
day morning. The church was beaut-
ifully decorated. Addresses on.'Sun-
day school were given by Rev..,Bak-
er Mrs,. George •Clark and Th•oinas.
Trevethik, Miss-Queenie Hominy•
xeci'_ed a act several choruses were'
sung by the children. The radlt was
splendid success and we trust ,the
school wL1 have a prosperous. year
- The school will now mest in the •at-'
- iernogn, •
Centralia
APPLES WANTED at the Exeter
• `Evaporator. 40 cants a hundred fo•
peeling apples '
A little son ,alms come to aright. n
the home of ,Mr: and. Mrs. Murray 1st-
:" -
:l:".e Batt ix' Stephen.
Ips Farquhar 'of .Hensalll is visit-
lg with her grand Mr.;. Cochrane,
Mrs Thai, Quinton; is ,Again very !ll,
The soldiers from Camp Botd:ii,
whc were visiting with relatives and'
friends ;here, :'e turned on Tuesday,
inariYing
1VI1,a jh _n ire Fsse`ry of London was;
linin:' ion Thanksgavi g ay:
P..e Jas. Coultas of Caifr Borden
• sue,_:e 3 'with.. Mr.land Mrs, 'Sroaks due;
ling the week..
Rev. t.h*. Finlay la end wife left,'"
"Tuesday evening for Windham to,;i
'lend the lusm:rel of 'Mrs. Fin;ay's:;si
flee ci •law, ,Mrs, Reid,
•.`, :icy )' +m'':'t.r ;ma Rev,
1)n
' r . a'i "`R^:;. Jas. O,r1•,:la andi.^.taall:
;antraail, in ¢�iil.'.ti793ia
.• oine to
M. -',n1 ;fir
reliatives;.t
▪ Fr:d Essery o,' Lon.lon isp.'nt
fe,,v a lay un -ler the parental root'.
Mr. D. Coughlin has sod '11s !map..
trty I1wr.' t :tlr, John tient o: 'elk -
G -t :v'r.ay , Mr. and Mrs. . l'alughlin ex-
t�-_ 5Q$ t.4 London
The Jam 2son flout,` and list a vas ; old
day to a Mr. Fewse of Lon-
don 'I:10 her.: about
Nov. 1st.
11,''x:' t t. ► at `V. R. t ll -
3:. .I#.' .lay theuttirig box with
Maus ; n topic:•ees
.end a▪ lsr the atttin box o:' Mr. T.
r. " to:•, oz`:.`urdriy v: we filling the
is of k e - Fortunatly
n, on _ ..iY= igen:his:s are
total a ez_.
WH ALEN
STEPHEN COUNCIL
Th; : ouncil of the Township o.
Sterheri convicted in, the Town Hail
Crediton oze Monday, the and of Oct.
1916 at 1 p.m. A11 members present
excepting 'Deputy -Reeve Love. -The
minute.: of the previous meeting were
read +and adopted,
N eeb-Ri,'ireb1,—That •By-idw No. 230
to pint Alonzo Hodgins collector
of taxes for 1916 ,was read three
tines, signed ;end sealed.—Carried,
The following orders were passed, --
Jas. Cockwell, cora, 7.50; Geo. llepe
burn and others, grading 55.50;. Geo.
alaavllinney, tree bridges 17.95; A.
Hodgins and Co. gas., 9.45; 'Slain
Webb 'rep bridge 2.50; W. J. An-
derson rani others, gravel ^ontraets
254.5te, Henry Mills, Com., 13,50; 7.
Sim:, tome, 6.50; Wm: :�ieltol, rep.
bridge 1.00; John Berney, ditto• refel;
Henry Clark gravel contracts 74.0e ;
heob. Geiser, -commissioner 6.15; H.
Kuhn tile, 9.50; Albert Geiser, rep.
bridge 1.75; Robert Pollok:, ditto.,4,00
Henry Clark and others, gravel con-
- 35.40; Newton Clark, com. 4,00
Dan Oeatrescher, making concrete tile
13I.45 Treas. Exeter Age So:•i ty,
rant
15.0e, Ed. Wilds, gravel and
stork 32.75; Ditto., cat:le tag in-
spector 21.00; J. 1lcLellan,
40.50: Dorn. Road ;Machinery Cotnp.tny
scrapers 11.00; M. Sweitzer, lumbar.
t,.70, H Clark and others grave.:
::entracte. 66.25.
adjournment to call of Reeve.
genre Either, Clerk.
$L'I.GA1 WEAKENING..
Bz ttsh Pressure* on Eastern Balkan
Line is Halving Its Effect.
LONDON, Oct. 9.—While bile the En-
tente forces holding the centre of
the tiaeedoniau front remain inert,
both hanks continue vigorously on
the aggressive.
Reports indieat- a weakening of
the -Bulgarian resistance to the Brit-
ish pressure on the eastern end of
the line, beyond the Struma. here
tine Bulgarians have evacuated the
town of Nevolyen. which has been
r_mt,et:a.•*ih•i1 by the Braise, and are re-
.orte,e on the ra't:sat. The Irriti >t
es have withstood numerous Ful -
gerbil counter -tat :laths. and the con-
solidation of all the eround eaane•d
is now reported.
The British ofki'ia l report reads:
• Qn the Struma front the enemy
owed uo aettvity. Our troop: have
now consolidated all tlae ground
gained. The total number of pris-
oners captured in the recent opera -
ions now amounts to three *facers
and 339 men.
"Our :artillery commenced a bom-
bardment of Nevolyen, but after a
Short time the enemy was seen
evacuating the town, and it was oc-
cu led by us without loss."
he Berlin War Office report con-
cedes that successes have been
achieved by the British forces. The
statement says the Bulgarians have
evacuated remote villages on the
east bank oP the river.
.Tr. anti Mrs. John Wright spent,
the holidays with her sister. Mrs. But -
tier a. Ingersoll.—George Millso:a v's•
eat ,.mh iiia brother Albert at Lu.•k-
now for thanksgiving.—Philip McGee
and Mary Whelihan spent the !=ot•ria:;
With friends in town.—Gor<1c, Mor -
rev let Saturday :or Camp Borden
after spending his last leave with his
parent be:Ore leaving for oversea
wilt his battalion, the 110. Others
who were home on last leave also
were. Oscar Morley and Lorne Gun-
niary of the 110thPerth Battalion.
"nz. '1 dopey of the 270th, and Fred
Brenner. o: the 161st.—With silo fill,
in)z and threshing in full swing a-
round bete the farmers- are very busy
these days. -The anniversary serkiees
at the chu rch here will be •preached
by .Rev. Knight of Hensail on Sun-
day.- Nov. 12.—Harvey Sutherby and
E. Johnston of Landau spent Sunday
here '.with relatives.
Following is the. report of Union
S. S No. 12, tsborne, for Sept. it
is based an regularity, punctuality and •
general proficiency,. the names ap-
pearing in order of merit:—Sr..4-i5I.
ca hiha• :, . ..
Ihe,i .,.n, R. Brooks, J. �'4 eielihan, �:
Duffield, Sr. 3—E. . Dale. Jr. 3-W
Duftield. Sr. —M. 'Brooks, E. Dale,
J .,Duffield, J. Whelihan. Jr. 2-L.
Morley, 'F. Pollen, M. Johnston, L..
Hopkins. Pt. 2-K, Stevenson. Sr.
Pt. 1—V. Hazelwood, M. t u11en, • J.
Iiraoka. R. Parkinson, O. Dale. Jr, 1
I 'Harness. • Sr. Pt.—R. Duffield, D.
Stevenson. Jr. Pt.—R. Squire. Best
spellek for month, Lillian "Hopkins,
Number on roll 28; average attend-
ance • 20.—Miss E. B. Sutherby, tra-
cher
•
(Too late for .last w-e:k.)
Mr. and Mrs. Jas_ Cottrill of _Beth-
any spent Sunday here at Jahn t >d -
san's,—Aaron Davis of Saintsbury
•spent Sunday here at Albert - Gun-
nirig's H;Mr. and Mrs: Wm. Brooks
s,i•e•nt=S-oixday, with John .Parks :it Lu.'
,:,an.—Cutting corn and filling silos is
the rush these days.. The corn 13 a
very gaud crop.—Mr.' and Mrs. This,
Gunning spent Sunday, in St. Marys.
The Soldiers'. Aid Society intend
holding la Main Street Church on,O,:t,
loth at, 8 o'clock, A Shaves for the
boys at -the front. Xmas Stockings
are being filled with sacks, handlIer-
chiselu, :tooth brush and-'• paste, note
per, envelopes, pencils, mouth or
Ds , talcum -powder, cards, mirk
colate• ;gum, pipes 'tobacco, lin 'n
1£ Lowe,18x27. Those vita are
soZks' ltindly bring in by tt'e
ssleli ' .lieiftriends.please send
dad tress's •of�"the boys to Mrs. R;
N. Creech as `we intend sending a *ear
cel to each of 'the Exeter boys,
To Investigate Highs Cost of Living.
OTTAWA, Oct. 9. --The Dona/Won
Government at a Cabinet Council,
presided over by Hon. Robert Rogers
as Acting Premier, appointed a Alin-
isteriai sub -committee to investigate
the cost of living.
Earlier Hon. Mr. Rogers received
a. delegation of officers of the Trades
and Labor Congress, who brought
before him one or two of the more
important matters dealt with at the
recent Toronto congress. The de-
sirability of regulating, if possible,
the steadily -advancing cost of domes -
tie necessities was one of these. The
labor men pointed out that since the
beginning of the war food prices had
gone to phenomenal heights, while
wages had remained stationary, Mr.
Rogers received the delegation sym-
pathetically, and promised that the
Government would look into the sit-
uation
ituation with a view to providing
practical relief if possible.
This promise was acted upon at.
once in the appointment of the sub-
committee, which consists of Hon.
Robert Rogers, Hon. C. J. Doherty,
and Hon. T. W. Crothers. The com-
mittee will make a general investi-
gation into the question, but the
lines upon which the inquiry will be
made have not been determined
upon. The delegation made no con-
crete suggestion for reducing the
cost of living. _- - _ -
Most Eminent Medical
Authorities Endorse It.
Dr. Eberle and Dr, Braithwaite n as
welt as Dr. Simon
all
authors -agree that whatever may
be
the disease, the urine seldom fails in.
furnishing us with a clue to the princi-
ples upon which it is to be treated,
and accurate knowledge concerning the
nature of disease can thus be obtained.
If backache, scalding urine or frequent
urination bother or distress you, or if
uric acid in the blood has caused rheu-
matism, gout or sciatica or you suspect
kidney or bladder trouble just write Dr.
Pierce at the Surgical Institute, Buffalo,
N.Y.; send a sample of urine and. de-
scribe symptoms. You will receive free
medical advice afterDr.Pierce's chemist
has examined the urine --this will be
carefully done without charge, and you
will be under no obligation. Dr. Pierce
during many years of experimentation
has discovered a new remedy which he
finds is thirty -eleven times more .power-
ful than lithia in removing uric acid
from the system. If you are suffering
from backache or the pains of rheuma-
tism, go to your best druggist and ask
for a 50 -cent box of 4.nurie" put up
by Dr. Pierce. Dr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription for weak women and Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for
the blood have been favorably known
for the past forty years and more. They
are standard remedies to-day-aswell
as Doctor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for
the liver and bowels. You can get a
large trial package for lOe. of any one
of these remedies by writing Dr. Pierce.
Doctor Pierce's Peliets ate unequaled
as a Liver Pill. One -tiny, Sx�aeAyar. aatm'.
Pellet a Dose. Cure Sick - Headache, "
Constipa-
tion,
.Bilious Headache, Dizziness,-Constipa-:
tion, .indigestion, Bilious : Attacks, and
all derangementsof the Liver, Stomach
and Bowels. '
"Although I Had
Little Faith in Them"
That is the feeling of hundreds who
have been helped by Ojai Pills. They ad-
mit after the cure that when they used
Coin rifle it did not neem possible that
such a simple zenied1y couiid relieve such
severe suffering. The line above, for in-
stance, is fromthe letter of Mr. $. P.
Herbert, ;Plessipville, recommending
itt,i-
gills
FORTH •-- K1LaNEY5
Be says, in part, "I suffered from
Hidney trouble for several Years. I have
tried, nuzreroue remedies and used medical
pcscn rimns 4,It?
out having $ R
erWareRt.
relief, my case being chrollte. I decided
to try Gin, kills although i had tut little
faith in them. The tint dose gave me
rellor. Since, I have taken four boxes of
these lilts and I find myself completely
cured.'
If Tots have lapse back, swollen Suints,
constant headaches, urinary troubles, stone,
gravel. rheumatism, remember lsfr. J3erbort's
euperienco utd ter Gin kills,
At all druggists -50c. a box, or ,6 bozos
for $2.59.
Remember our guarantee of satisfaction
or emir znoner bac'{.
Write for A free sample to
National Drug & Chemical: Co. of
Canada, Limited Toronto{ Ont.
V, S. Address- fila fru-0o. Sue.
202 Alain St., uu>Talo, XT. Ia.
LugzazY
APPLES WANTED at the Exeter
F.vaporater. 40 cents a hundre:i for
n :;'lin: apples
Rueea Keys of S•a:,orth creamery
iI then pc>si, ton with the Was-
eaelaze t: r :ornery Rev. John Hart of
at. ,liege-; le gene -vans,' old ari:nis aa1
tl:• iia, .alit:. --Mrs. Renee-
epeta L' sale end with ; a
tisai h •r -.1Ir. Ash 64' 'i hedsor;.i spint
a[t= a.: a end at Jae Hiorton's.—Jas,
lital znti's; and Arthur t: empbe'«l :irtve
been !One silos •n this- lo,;liity this
%%v i;, an•.i .lo the work h a hurry.—
Mae, Ford ref Hensel: visited h. r
fere here—Quite a number fromnta�+
went to Ilensail Tua,:la.y° to till fare-.
well to the lolst. Pres. Parker Pros
`tiRra i .. and \ 'ilkinso n were hate
tor tour (leas' leave.—Th: Misse.; Mil-
ler s,,ent 1 iianksgivin; at thir home
here. --Mrs Sarah Broadfoot is ay.
proving: the ..pentane: of her hain
by painting. --Jas. Horton purchased
the old church sheet at C hiselhurst for
a drive shed. --Geo. Dalrymple and
Jack Glenn were in St. Marys Satur-
day delivering horse's.—Mrs, .1\'.
Glenn spent the holiday in London
with her mother, who had the misfor-
tune to have a fall
Auction Sale
ThE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
SIR E•i)MUIiD WALKER. C.V.O.. LL.D., D.C.L., President
JOHN AIM. General Manager. H. V. F. JONJ S. Asst General Manager
CAPITAL, $15,000,000 RESERVE FUND, $13,500,000..
FARMERS' ,BUSINESS
The Canadian Bank of Commerce extends to Farmers every
facility for the transaction of their banking business, including
the discount and collection of sales notes. Blank sales notes
tyre supplied free of charge on application x64
EXETER BRANCH—A. E. Kuhn, Mgr. CREDITON--S. 'elf, Johnson, Mor.
INCORPORATED IOU
E MQLSQNS
Capital & Reserve $8,800,000
96 Branches in Canada.
A General Banking Business Transacted
Circular Letters or Credit
Bank Menet orders
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
Interest allowed at highest current rate
EXETER BRANCH—
W D. CLARKE, Alanager.
.1811,11V8100.1.11111/1110114 && ** *a,.,aae„rus see
OF FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS
Thera wilt be sold by public auc-
tion on Lot 10, Con, 7, Usborne, at
Elimrille on Friday, October, 20th
1916, at one o'clock p.m. sharp, the
following
Horses—Brood mare 11 years old,
Le foal to Ascots Fiero;; eged mare;
mar. rising 4 years old, by uncle
John ; idle rising 2 years, Ascot Heir
paeir mate 3 yrs. old, by etoaclnlas-
ter, web broken; sucking colt by As •
-
cot Heir.
Cattle -4 good Durham cows, sup-
posed to be in calf to thoroughbred
Durham bull; Durham cow, registered
supposed to be in calf ; Durham bull
calf 7 months old, .eligible for regis-
tration ; 2-y ear -old heifer; 2 yearling
steers; yearling heifer and 5 spring
calve.:
100 ,Minorca hens and pullets.
Implements -Massey -Harris binder;
Brantford mower; horse rake; :fisc
harrow seed drill, root pullser, fan-
ning mill, iron harrows, walking plow
Tie Laval cream separator, 500 lbs.
capacity nearly new ; wagon, buggy,
cutter, set bobsl:ighs, set double har-
ness. 'set single harness, both new;
logging chain, cow chains, scythes
shovels, and other articles too numer
ous to mention. "7 tons good timothy
hay, 2.acnes acorn -yin shock; 300 bush-
el. oats for seed,•75 bus. feed barley
a quantity of lumber.
Household Effects -6 kitchen chairs
fell! feel•.' treble, wood stove, coal hea-
ter, churn, a number pails and milk
pans and numerous other household
reticles.
Terms -55 and under cash; aver
that amount 12 months credit on
furnishing approved joint notes. A
:'.is:ount tot 5 per ,cent. oft for cash.
Grain cash.
C. W. Robinson, ' Sam'1 Balkwill,
Auctioneer .. Proprietor.
Auction - Sale
OF CHIOCE FARM STOCK
on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1916
at 'CROMARTY STOCK YARDS
Con .10, Township of Hibbert, at 1
o'clock,' the Ioalowing property,—'•
fHarses-1 pair geldings, 4 an& 5.
pears, agricliltueal•,• 1 'brood mare, agori:ultura I ; '2 fillies : 2 and 3 years, ag-
ricultural; 2 colts;l year .old.
• Cattle -5 cows dine, at time of sa`e;
2 heifers due at -shite of sale ; 5 cows
due in November, 2 cows with calf
at foot; 6 beef firing ;heifers 15 steers
two -yr -old, good feeders; 15 year-
,tins •; "steers a end•, heifers; 14 calves.
Hold's -A number of.sows due before
January and somewith•,:litter 3t foot,
Positively io reserve las. the cattle
h,ave been on pasture Yand• can,no.t. ,fie
held over winter. •
Ternis-6 months credo,it
will be giv-
en
onfuinu.htag ap;bro'ved joint notes
disc st'o1, 5 per cent. per annum
)ft for cash.
.Javind Gardiner & J:•.G. Scott, Props:
Themes Cameron, 'Auctioneer,
!SO'`? NO!
—not from the heating system we .put
in your home. No gas either. We guar-
antee it, and Clare Taros. makers of the
FIecla Furnace back our guarantee frith
theirs.
This is the only warm air furnace with
gas -mid -dust -proof Fused Joints. Old or
new, these joints can never open. Dust
and gas must always go out the chimney.
And this "clean" heating comes from the
Furnace that saves one ton in seven.
Ask for booklet and plans. ,
H. Spackman,, Exeter
Representatives of.CLARE BROS. & CO.
Limited, Preston, Ont., Makers of the
IIECLA
MELLOW AIR
FURNAC E
D
CHIROPRACTTC
(KI -ROP R AK -TIC)
The Master of Disease
The cause of disease removed from the spine—no cause no affect. You
cannot get around facts, no matter how' sJ eptsc al you are, and if yosu are
not well we can ,convince you that Chiropractic is the logical science for
the relief of disease, based on a thorough knowledge of adjusting the ver-
tebrae of :the spine (or backbone) thus 'relieving interference with life cur-
rents, .which is the cause of disease.
The body, like .any other machine will work normally when all its parts
awe in place so the energy will, apply. In the human body the energy is
called life currents: It is transmitted through the nerves from the •brain
cells to the tissue cells of the body and so long as the. nerve channels
are free the life currents will pass • to the place of function, and normal
activity will mesult—which means HEALTH.
Consult us on rany disease. One visit will convince you that Chiro-
practic is right.
Any of the organs or glands of the body may become diseased "trom
pressure . on nerves. Have this, pressure removed. Why treat et'ftecte;
I'• you have any of the sollowing ailments, stop'treating effects, • Slave
the cause removed—no cause, no :effect. We have helped your friends, we
can' do the same foe you. •
Abscesses
Asthma
sip lentlicitie
Bronchitis
Bladder Troubles
C onstitlatiienl
Catarrh
Dyspepsia
Deatness
Diabetes.
Female Weakness
Fevers
Gall: Stories
Gaffes
Heart Disease.
Hay Fever
Insanity
Indigestion
Jaundice
Kidney; Diseases
Liver Troubles
Lumbago
Nervous Debility
Neuralgia
Piles
Paralysis
Pharnygitis
Pleurisy
Rheumatism in an
part of the; body.
Sciatica ..
Sight
Stammering
'St. Vitus' Dance
Tie; douloureaux
1.Jt jnary Diseases
These pre only a few of the diseases' as `our space' is limited •
If you are a sufferer from any cheone• trouble sena Dr. S. M. Jones
Monday,; Wednesdays' and Fridays, Exeter, opposite the Roller. Mills,
Consultaltion an examination ire. r " .terra #, A