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If you are contemplating
the purchase of a Piano
or organ it will pay you
to see us. We handle the
leading makes and
Our Prices are Right
We buy for cash and get
the best, both in quality
and price that the market
affords. We sell at mod-
erate prices and on terms
to suit you.
Call or Write
S. MARTIN & SON
• Wa*ch
Qualifg
is an essential with us. Every-
thing in the construction of Our
Time Pieces is shaped with this end
in view. They are made to keep
good time and give good satisfac-
tion.
For Present Time
For future Time
For All Time
Our line of Clocks is complete and up-
to-date.
Got One of Our
t�l:t'ffi olook3
They are the beat -at the usual
low price. Call and inspect our gen-
oral stock.
MARCH A N D
The Jeweller
EXETER, ONTARIO
V
AY o�aoe o�
THAT WE HAVE A
McCormick Corn King
Manure Spreader
At $00, brand new a year ago.
Also a► few
Success Spreaders
At $115 cash.
Wire Fence
%Ve have a few hundred rods of fence
left at prices as follow:
11 wires, 40 in. high. all No. 0, at 31c•.
7 " 41) ..,4 a.ic•,
8 " 45 " 41r.
THORNTON BAKER
LIVERYMAN
Agent for the Sylvester and
Perrin flow Giutletnies
Exeter
HOSPITALS CROWDED Exeter School Report.
MAJIIUTY Of PATIENTS WOMEN
Mrs. Pinkham's Advice Saves Many
FrAo�m� this Sad and Costly Expos
It is a sad but
true tact that
every year brings
an increase in the
number of opera-
tions performed
upset women ui
our hospitals.
More than thr�e-
fourths of the
patients hj,e
ee
snow-white
beds are women
and girls who are awaiting or recovering
from operations made neceeeary
neglect.
Every one of these patients had plenty
of warning in that bearing down feeling,
pain at the left or right of the abdotned,
nervous exhaustion, pain in the small of
the back, pelvic catarrh, dizziness, flatu-
lency, displacements or irregularities.
All of these symptoms are indications of
an unhealthy condition of the female
organs, and ii not heeded the trouble may
make headway until the penalty had
to be paid by a dangerous operation, and
a lifetime of impaired usefulness at beet,
while in many cases the results are fatal.
The following letter should bring hope
to suffering women. Mrs. Robert Glenn,
of 434 Marie St., Ottawa, Ont., writes:
Dear Mrs. Plnkbam:
"Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compoura
is so well and widely known that it does not
need toy recommendation, but I am plgaae(i
to add it to the niany which you havei�h its
favor. I suffered untold agonies from set oil
female troubles for nearly three years, an
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the doctors told ole that 1 const undergo ad
operation, but as I was unwilling to do this
I tried your Vegetable Compound and I am
only too pleased that I did so, for it restored
nie to perfect health, saving me the pain of
an operation and theimmense bills attending
the same. Pray accept my hearty thanks
and best wishis. '
Just as surely as Mrs. Glenn was cured
of the troubles enumerated in her letter,
just so surely will Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. cure other women
who suffer from female troubles, inflam-
mation, kidney troubles, nervous excita-
bility and nervous prostration.
Mrs. Pinkharn invitee all women who
are ill to write her for free advice.
She is a daughter-in-law of Lydia E.
Pinkham and for twenty -Ave years has
been advising sick women free of charge.
Address, Lynn, Maas.
Clinton: Two very and deaths oc-
curred here. Mrs. Henry Baker un-
derweut an operation and although it
was successful, her weakened condi-
tion was not strong enough to over;
come the severe shock and death carne
Sunday night. -Edward Brickendon
of Hullett also underwent an operation
and died Saturday.
Cook's Cotton Root Compound.
Tho great Uterine Tonle, and
only auto effectual Monthly
Regulator on which w-onien (xan
depend. Sul! in three degrees
of r;treng•th-\o. 1, it ; No. 2,
10 degrees stronger 4.3: No. 3,
for special c„w,+, per box.
Sold by all Mu ti, or sent
prepaid on ruse pt of price.
Foe pamphlet. Addre.' : TN
COMIONssa
INtCo..ToTO.OMI. Uurmnld Windsor
K
WA1VFED!
25 to 30 TONS
CAST SCRAP
FOR CASH.
Exeter Foundry
THE BELL TE[EPIIONE
COIIJP�NT OF CANHOA
Is about to i -sur
A New Telephone
- FOR 'rill•
A Waring.
Following is the report for attach: To Thousands of La es
Jr. Teachers. -B Stoneman 81, A' Wh
dl
May 1,.3, V lhuwpsusi 8:3, I•, rxyler 81, o Use Package Dyes.
1 Armstrong 82, M Murray 77, W Friel)
; The 1\'ells & lticb:udsuu Co., Limit -
net' 75, D trilling 71, M Coward 68, I•
Clegg 6l Jr. Matriculation. -E Goetz ed, of Montreal, wannfactutere of the
47, Dd Bobier 44. \o. uu Full 17, as et-
world -famed DTA Mt IND DYES, would
age 15.-L. C. Fleming, teacher, specially warn all users of DIAMOND
Senior div. -B Martin 78, V Welsh
75, L Martin 72, G Thompson 71, May
Hawkins 67, T Sanders 67, Jt. -Ivan
Ferguson 71, J Oestreicher 71, E Jones
70, L Amos 138, B Mack (35, 11 Collins
L Sanders 03, L Birney 02, L Mul-
holland 01. No. on roll :31, average 30.
S. L. Gregory, Teacher.
Commercial. --M McTaggart 70, Vera
Rowe 76, E McKay 72, 8 McCoy 68, A
M Howard 67. Jr. --E Oestreicher 06,
Forel 1.-J Taylor 84.1 Marchand 81,
A McMahon 72, C Pickard 70, L Snell
60, It Hooper 67, B Munn 66, D Stew-
art 65, W Birney 66. No. on roll, Com-
mercial 10; Form I.-34; average 41.
A. M. Johnston, teacher.
Sr. IV. -G Ford 70, li Carling 76, 0
Wood 70, C Makins 75, V Johnston 73.
E Heideman 73, A Bissett 72, E Wood
70, B Boyle 64, R May Ol, T Batman 61,
Jr. IV. -II Jones 60, L Grieve (3:3. ll
Sweet 61. No. on roll 34, average 27.
Chas. Tebbutt, teacher.
Sr. I11. -B McKay 70, H Bissett 70,
P Guhr 75, L Bole 70. No. on roll 50.
average 43.-11 E Walrond, teacher.
Sr.1I.-J Seldon 07, L Harvey 03, N
Jones 92, A McKay 00, 0 Beverley 00,
R Fleming 88, I Sweet 88, E Harvey
80,M Jones 80, E Welsh 84, R Flynn
84. E Hurdon 83, E Anderson 83, B
Walker 82,13 Quance 82, W Manson
82, 0 Anderson 80, H Elliott 78. Mid.
II. -F Rowe 88, E Bowey 79, A Day77.
J Follick 75, E Day 68, H Rowclitle 68,
G Gardiner 60, L Barrington 73, W
Mack 73, A Mack 72, J Russel 70. No.
on roll 51, average 45.
Elsie A McCallum, teacher.
Mid. II. --M Swallacombe90, W Kydd
89, J Brickwood85, M Heywood 85, J
Craig 81, L Handford 80, E Keyes 80,
M Senior 07, G Richardson 66, N Hoc-
key 65. Jr. IL -M Seldon 02, F Wood
84, P Jackson 80, 0 Ortwein 75, S Mc -
Falls 65, I Delve 60, B Horsey 60. Jr.
Pt. II.- D Kuntz 8.'j, A Johns 85, G
Fitton 84, G Ford 84, J Bagshaw 75,
W Jones 65, W Davis 60. Pt. 1.-I
Easterhrook 86, A Mitebell 81, W Har-
ness 84, C Baskerville 80, M Neil 78.
No. on roll 41, average 34.
M % Martin, teacher.
Sr. II. -B Hodgert 06, M Case 92, A
Bell 88. %V Mitchell 87, F Bowey 85, M
Hicks 83, E Homey 78, H Parsons 68.
Jr. 1I. -M Huston 86, J Ferguson 80, F
Neil 70, M Elliott 60. No. on roll 41,
average 32.-F W Howard. teacher.
$100 Reward *100.
The readers of this paper will be pleased to (earn
that there is at least one dreaded disease that science
has Leen able to cure in all its stages, and that is
Catarrh. hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive
cure now known to the medical fraternity'. Catarrh
being a constitutional disease requires a cn..ititu-
tional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in•
ternally, actin¢ directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitution and assist•
ing nature in doing its work. The proprietors have
so much faith in its eurative powers that they offer
One hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to
caro. Send for list of testimonials.
Address F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by all Druggists, 7 . cents,
Take Hall's family Pills for constipation.
School Reports
Following is the report of the pro-
motion examinations held in S. S. No.
1, Osborne, together with the result of
a teat examination in the Sr: iV. and
V. classes for the month of April.
Only those making over 60% in Sr. IV.
and V. classes are reported Navies in
order of merit: V. -Hoy Blatchford
78, Edna %Vhite 77, Andrew Dougall
71. IV. -Ethel Bell 84, Carrie Oke 80,
Harry Dougall 77, Carrie Moir 71, Vic-
toria ltowcliffe 08. From Sr. iI1. to
Jr. IV., Pass 350 -Laura Harvey 471,
(ieorge Blatchford 470, Gordon Oke
468, Jennie Strang 452, (absent two
subjects) Cecil Down 121. Jr. Ili. to
.Sr. Iii., Pass 350. -John Strang 186,
Jim Dougall 17(1, Rosena Down 307,
Tema Dongan 311:3, Ira Moir 336, Alvin
Moir 313, Hey White 3o1, Earl Bell :11)1.
.Jr. ii. to Mr. if. Pass 250.-W Strang
:380, llnzel ))own 393, Oliver Howclitfe
:317, Willie Dungan 3li►, Elva Harvey
21)7 (absent two snhjeetsl George Moir
250.--.1. A. 13rintnell, Teacher.
Directory Expectant
Mothers
Ontario District of Western Ontario
4 a
WOOd'8 Phosphodij s,
The (le, I r' •glLvh Remedy.
Ton(µ eu,d i :orate.• the %%11010
,�. . urrvou.i I.oinked nary
Bloat in of t y: ins ('ares Nerv-
e/NA lkbilily, Jfealal and llr.,,'a 11'orry, Deg.
Pond, ncy, Sc.runi 11?nknrs limieaion.v, Rper-
•notorrhera. and !Teets of Abuse or I•:rresx.v.
Pike 11 per trot, six for A. Oce trillplease alx
will cure. Sold hl+ all rdrnggists or mailed in
plain pkl�tt. on rete, .t. of t•r0 e. AI-inpamphlet
mailed Jere. The Wood Medicine Co.
(formerly iVin.l'.or) Toronto, Ont.
Including Village of Exeter
Order for new connections, chang•
es of firm mines, changes of stieet
nddresses or for duplicate entt ire
should be handed to the Local
Manager at once.
A. Marchand,
LOCAI. MANAGIiR
r SUITABLE FURNITURE
For Every Room in the Home.
We have it beautiful selection of the latest designs.
Come and get our prises, all marked in plain figures.
WE .►sk you to come to this store for tomato*. ',realise
we believe yo.i will get the kind yon want. The
stock inclieles all those piece,, that appeal to gond
testrun account of their design, 11nish, character
and richness. We can Show ii(•we.t .dens and the
MOP! popular furniture for the home, that can be
foam! (toy place, town or city.
JAS. BEVERLEY,
OPEi1A BLOCK. Lending Furniture Dealer and ffndertaker•
should tike " Ito -Ju " during
this trying time. The extra
strain, weight and undue pres-
sure on the delic'te organs often
irritate and inflame the kidneys.
This not only increases the dan-
ger of childbirth, but places the
health of tbe baby in jeopardy.
Bu -Ju
The Gentle Kidney Pill
keeps the kidneys strong and
vigorous -neutralizes Uric Acid
in the blood -relieves Irritated
Bladder (Cystitis) -acts as a mild
tonic on all the female organs.
A "Ili -Ju" pill at bedtime takes 1
away the sharp pain in the back i
-relieves the dragging, bearing
down pains throng}, the hips --1
prevents Constipation - Is the
best protection against Kidney
• Trouble during pregnancy.
At all dniggists, or direct on receipt
of price, soc. a large bot.
DYES. that they have not tbe slight-
est connection with any than or com-
bination of people who :are How man-
ufacturing and selling weak, adulter-
ated and worthless package dyes.
The manufacturers of DIAMOND
DYES, for their own interests, and
for the welfare and protection of the
ladies of Canada, find it necessary to
denounce the reports circulated by
makers of common and imitation dyes
that their products are put up accord-
ing to the formula) of the DIAMOND
DYES. Such claims wade by makers
of worthless dyes are dishonest and
misleading.
To insure complete success in hotne
coloring work, buy only the time -tried
and reliable DIAMONt) DYES.
This tuontb The %Veils & Richardson
Co., Limited P. Q., will send free to
any address new Diamond Dye Book-
let and pretty Souvenir Card for Baby.
You should have them.
The Exeter Council.
The Exeter Council met in the Town
Hall on Mur. 28th. All members pre-
sent, The minutes of previous meet-
ing read and approved.
The following accounts were order-
ed to be paid: -R. Gould, payment pt.
contract cemetery house $50; Thos.
Hartnoll, wood, $8; W. H. Lovett,
coal for Mrs. Delve, $3; Jones & Clarke,
ace. per E. Hall, $3.(i3; Jas. Connor,
salary Librarian, $25; F. Hector, labor
$4.50; Wm. Brimacombe, labor, 50c;
Nelson Sanders, labor, 75c; Jos. Senior.
pt. salary, $33.
The Reeve presented the advice from
Gladman & Stanbury (solicitors) re.
closing up of Baldwin street as follows:
"We are in the opinion that notwith-
standing the provision in the deed
against the stopping up. diverting, al-
tering or selling the street. The cor-
poration can stop it up or sell it under
the provisions of the Municipal Act.
Other tnan compensation to party or
parties having ingress or egress to or
from the bind, etc." Report filed.
W. J. Heaman- W. Johns -That
the clerk again write the superinten-
dent of this division of G .T. II. system
re new station house, asking for deft -
ate word whether such will he built
or not this season, -Carried.
W. J. Heaman-J. J. Knight -The
clerk notify the I. Carling Estate that
this council wish to have Victoria
street opened up to the railway track.
-Carried.
W. Johns -That the award as offer-
ed by the Reeve namely $25 for con-
viction of the patty or parties whom
threw eggs at the residence of Mr. L:
C. Fleming be paid to Mr. W. J. Bis-
sett Constrable. No seconder.
Mr. S. M. Sanders made an offer of
15c per load for the road scrapings also
agreeing to furnish teams for the re-
moval of the sante.
A. E. Fuke--W. J. Heaman-That
this council accept Mr. Sanders' offer
for what can be spared. -Carried
Mr. I). Brauud made an offer of $2
for the old waggon formerly used as
sprinkler. The offer was accepted.
A. E. Fuke-J. J. Knight -That a
by-law be drafted prohibiting the use
of flrearmain the village except by
Vpermit from the Commissioner or the
illage Constable. That anyone found
violating the same to be fined not less
than $2 or more than $10. -Carried.
W. J. Heaman-A. E. Fuke-That
the Reeve and Councillors Johns and
Knight see Mr. Rd. Gidley re -opening
up of Victoria street -Carried.
Adjournment per A. E. Fuke.
J. Senior, Clerk.
Zurich
Mrs. John Fried has returned to To-
ronto. -Mrs. Christina Volland has re-
turned from New York state. -Wm.
Baker left Stanley hast week for Du-
buc, Rask. --John Brenner after a stay
in this vicinity has returned to Bad
Axe, Mich. -Mane Oesch, jr., who re-
cently underwent an operation at the
Clinton hospital, is getting along as
well as can lie expected. -Wm. and
John Smith have returned to Detroit.
-Rev. total Mrs. Mahler spent a few
days in Goderich Inst week. -John
Thompson. N. 13., slat, who has dis-
posed of his farm to \%'m. Rennie, has
moved to Ilensall,-Ezra Smith leaves
shortly for Detroit. -Wm O'Brien was
presented by the hand boys with a
handsome pipe the other evening as a
slight token of the esteem in which he
is held by theta. -L. S. Weber and
wife of Berlin spent the holidays herr.
Geo. Campbell of St. Joseph left again
for the a% est. --Mr, and Mrs. J. I'. Rau
deeply mourn the death of their little
daughter, at the age of 55 weeks and
1 day s. --D. Garinger, wife and family
who leave St. Joseph t•hertly were
waited on their home the other even-
ing and presented with 9 beautiful cap
and berry set. -Among those who left
Inst week for the West were: A. nn(1
C. Overholt, Truman. N., and H. (iar-
inget.- Mrs. A. Overholtand daughter
h:(ve gone 'o %Viarton.- - A (denim 111
event occurred on March 28, when Miss
i,aur,► 31. Broderick of London became
the !nippy arida of 3,Vni, A. Rennie of
I his place. The young couple will re-
side at Blake and to there we extend
o,u• heartiest. congratulations.
awe
Ntcphen Council
The Council convened at the Town
Hall, Crediton, on Monday, April 1,
at 1 p.m. All members present,. Min -
des of previous meeting read and
Adopted. Webb- %Vuerth-that 13y-
Law No. 4 to authorize the Reeve and
Treasurer to borrow $50110 from sotne
chartered bank or other private per-
son, to meet (-orient expenditure until
Isue•) time as ttie taxes are collected,
being read the:ird time be passed and
signed by the Iteeve and Clerk.-Car-
rieel. Minders - - Witerth-that no ac-
tion 1.e taken in reference to the Coni•
rnunication "f %V. 13. Elliott to draw
black bats en the 1st R.R.-Carried.
%Vuerth Kellertn,in--that the clerk
notify Russell Redden to remove his
weeks oft :mid allowance between lots l
15 acid 10, ('on. 17 and 18, on 3rd 8.lt.
forthwith and in the event of his new!
!ell and his refusal, the council will
order it to be rewoyed and hold bin)'
responsible for the cost. --Carried. e
TWE .IA,UN CMtMICAi. couMrTtito
wilsoses, otsv.
87
WuertRanders-that the clerk cor-
respond Speaks
respondd with the Township ..f McO11- I
to Mothers
Iisray requesting them to se arrange
the statute labor divisions 011 the
Iboundary between Stephen and Mc-
Gillivray as to add all the lots on the
boundary to the teipective divisions
on the town line. --Carried. Pursuant
to the notice to the supporters of S.S.
No. 1, the petition to divide the section
into two sections wasconsidered. There
were 03 ratepayers present for and
against. The Reeve requested those
in favor of tl►e petition to divide the
present section. to address the Council
when Geo. Essery, Andrew Hicks,
Sam. Davis, F. G. Abbott spoke in
support of the petitiou to change the
section. Those opposed to the division
of the school section presented a peti-
tion signed by 57 ratepayers and un
behalf of the petition, Rd. Hicks, Sid.
Davis, Stephen Hogarth, Frank /licks
addressed the Council. A doubt ap-
peared to exist in the minds of the
Council as to the proposed new section
containing fifty children between the
ages of five and twenty-one, whose
parents and guardians reside in the
proposed new section. Kellernian-
`Vuerth-that the matter of the peti-
tion of Andrew Hicks and 40 others
asking that Public School Section No.
1 be divided into two sections, be laid
over until the next Council meeting
and that in the meantime the Clerk
write Samuel Davis, one of tbe peti-
tioners, asking him to furnish the
council with Statutory Declarations,
showing that there are 50 children be-
tween the ages of 6 and 21 in the new
section; and that the said declaration
be flied with the clerk before May 0,
1007. -Carried. The following path -
masters were appointed for the pres-
ent year: %Vm Huxtable, Geo Essery,
Thos Oliver. Jno Hackney. H Rowe,
T M Kay, %V Robinson, J Bowden, T
Welsh, C Stanlake, J Shapton, Wes
Dearing, hV White, J R Essery, F W
Baker, J Sweitzer, E Sweitzer, 0 Box,
It Davis, S Essery, I Hill. J Farmer.
P Shenk, J 0 Wein, F 0 Clark, Wm
Geiser, 0 Eilber, J Schwarz, J Brok-
enshire, M Amy. J Flynn, J Keys, T
Mawhinney, S Hartman, 8 Beaver, J.
Doyle. T Dieterick, W Witzel, M Wild,
H L Kraft, A McCormick, T Morrisey,
%Vin Smith, F Preeter, J Willert, Ed
Ryan, F Geiser, J Lynch, L Adams,
W Willert, 8 W Webb, F Heintzman,
Mr. Nlekle, Thos Webb, P Baker, 0.
Woodburn, R Stone, T Millis, A Mot -
lard, J Lovie, F Mason, D Wilson, E.
Gill, J Statton, J Turner. I. Brinker,
H Bartram, A Patterson, W G Reilly,
J Hays, P Glavin. G Steeper,T White-
side, A Hudson, F Green, Silas Stan -
lake, Jr.; W E Sanders, L Rader, Ii
Kraft, 8 Baker, PSchroeder,J Weido,
C T Walper. Fence Viewers: S Davis,
I Hill, E Heist, P McKenzie, 0 Ma-
whinney, 0 Finkheiner. J Love, 0
Down, A Hayter. Poundkeepers: W
rills His wife's Experience for tke
Sato of Other Sufferers.
The following letter has been sent
to Dr. T. A. Slocum, Ltd., for pub-
lication.
Dr. T. A. Slocum. Limited --Dear sirs: Within
the t two Tears my wUo (Nbo is of a delicate
7100 t�tle�) has had two eercre attttets of L
pyo botdof which have been sp.e Its eorreetet
71� the Ws of P.yehlne. Flo have such faith in the
Moloney of your remedies that as a family we
nae no ether. For toning up a debilitated system,
however run down, restoring to healthy action
We heart and Inns*, sed as a specltle fur all wast-
ing diseases, your I'sychlne and Oxomulalon are
simply peerless. Yours sincerely, itev. J. J. Rice,
Sl Walker Avenue, Toronto.
PSYCH I N E, Pronounced Si -keen,
is a scientific preparation, having
wonderful tonic properties acting
directly upon the Stomach, Blood
and weak organs of the body,
quickly restoring them to strong
and healthy action. it is especially
adapted for people who are run
down from any cause, especially
Coughs, Colds, Catarrh, LaGrippe,
Pneumonia, Consumption and all
stomach or organic troubles. It
has no substitute.
INE
(PRONOUNCED. 51 --KEEN)
is for sale at all dealers, at 50c and
$1.00 per bottle, or write direct to
Dr. T. A. Slocum, Limited, 179
King St. W., Toronto.
There is no other .cmedy " j
as Good" as PSYCH1NE.
Dr. Root's Kidney Pills are a sure ane
permanent euro for Rheumatism, Bright's
Disease, Pain in the Back and all forma
of Kidney Trouble. 25c per box, at all
dealers.
Moffatt, T Shapton, W B Geiser, B
Cunningham, J Hickey, 0 Webb, .1
Edwards, P Baker, TJ Amy, 0 Fink-
beiner, W Fritz, F Preett i, 8 Stan -
lake, Jr.; %V Zimmer, A Messer, 0 H
Wilson. The following erdets were
passed: Mr. Nichol, rep rails -es t, $1 50;
Ed Fabner, do., $1.50; (' M lri.h, grav-
el, $3.20; C Prouty gratin, y $25. The
council adjourned to meet "n Pit tnda .
May 0, at 1 p.m --H. Eisler, Clerk.
R S ET t.
CUTLERY FREE
TO SEED BUYeEte
Our 1907 Catalogue will tell
you how to get, Absolutely Fre.,
a beautiful Carving Set of
SHEFFIELD STEEL, with
Celluloid Iiandles and
Sterling Silver Mounts,
enclosed in a handsome
plush and silk lined
case. The outside be-
ing covered with leatherette.
Our handsome Catalogue and
Guide Book is richly illustrated and
is free to everyone who asks for it
and contains details of other special offers,
etc., also gives full details of new and standard
varieties of Seeds, Plants and Bulbs.
Write to -day.
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