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fling. painting ,tri. ayhe iner'e dwel_ i How May a Teacher Improve
l ling. Nrrtlless to s:.y he has made a i'�tlif)Fii
good jvb,--Ezra hist drove some
Leonard Hutson has pinc•h:teedC'hits.
P1U@BEfl ( ,11wst; tail,. hie ul:tcltine frit• li. lit•otvn'a Vouug's fiuw uu tht rth ruuces.i�•1 .
Hut and Cold LVater fence last steel --Our boy.. are having , - Mrs, C'buhh has returned front De-
All kinds of fun ,laying hall. ••Tw1dy' j!rei !reit
elle>fent heN�uil •t fru vith
8eemir Cauadi- Brotvii i; t:tphlly developing into her 6 6 Paper re t11 before the \1'rst Ifurun
PIIPEH B8N6Efl aur and Atueri- I League I'iteher. Ili' grape -vine eurv(. Chicago, has been visiting here faith
can samples. ,,,eat :t tuilr.-Hari y l +ankin ha; re- her sister, Mrs. Butson. -Hiss Agues }etcl'ets' Assuci:tti,tn iu l:x•>trr, \lay
McDou atil, who has been cleikin 111 , by Miss S. 1.. Gregory, 1st assistant
turned after assist leg .Alfred Clarke of g gteacher iu Exrtet C?uutiuuatiuu Class-
S16h wQITEfl �D I il,,t l'raig in harness making the eight years,D. has resigned
for the past es, printed by request of l'unventiuu,
F.
1 past two weeks. --Our tile men find it g he•r position
I difficult t., supply the public with tilt sand intends going West this Month "Mr. President, fellow teachers and
(With It 1)iuue) last year) this spring. Furmets are coming 20 Hiss Ethel NN ilson has been engaged friends: -1 can't say that 1 awl here by
In. 30 mile; to get them. Brick are to fill the position at 31v. Hutchison's. my own choice nor yet by voluntary
tautiogral.idl}. If rte Duly laid that
-- ! consent, hut 1 can truly say that i
railroad '1% .. brats sir winAndersond, about last don't altogether enjoy the position and
Esiinrntes furnished on upplir:ttion )
when our worthy named the
winter, all kinds of shipments could
A Trial Solicited be made to outside points. -Last Suu- tido late for last .crcl:) subject that I Was expected to take at
day night the annual Harty Day ser -
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Church, who have this Institute tweeting I had similar
vices of the Y. Y. A. were held in the )nen spending a few days at the home feeling to those of another young lady
Arthur D. Davis Evangelical Chetah. A large nutnber of J. Auderson, returned to their home when her lover addressed her in be -
were present and all enjoyed the pro- in Toronto Monday. -Miss Minnie seeching tones", 'Wilt thou?" She
RESIDENCE: Corner James and An- Kram which consisted of solos, an- Hodge is holidaying at Mitchell. -Mrs. wilted! Because I too wilted, then, I
drew Streets. thetas, duets and choruses. -Arrange- James Murry returned from London stand before you to -day attempting to
meats ate being made for a Cantata Monday, where she has been visiting convey to you a few of the thoughts
some time next month for the Child- her daughter Mrs. Charles Clarke.- that I have gathered hearing on the
rens' Day Festival. The Cantatas Miss Janet Good of Motherwell is subject. I have found it rather a bard
Popuiargiven by rho Sunda} schoot are alma) s spending a few days with her sister subject to handle, and one that brings
a success and tae may expect a treat. rs. Heaven Caulerou.--Urs. Robert up a whole train of ideas leading on
\TRACT Llrr tuft Bitttx;s.-The BAirown, who was on the sick list, is re- and on until we are completely swamp -
joint deputation from Huron and covering. -Archie Hyde, our popular ed and finally feel ourselves wonder -
Middlesex counties let the tenders for flshman, is on his rounds again. ing what the subject under discus -
Goods Fur now and the the bridge between McGillivray and sion really is. I hope you will hear
rest of the season. Stephen townships in Exeter on Fri- with me in an apparent digressions fur
day. The contract for the steel work
McGillivray with
subject opens up avenue after Ave -
was alotted to the Ontario Bridge Moses Mawson had a narrow escape nue of opportunity. I hope the few
Company fur $2,200, and Charles Fer- from being gored to death by bis Dur- points suggested will call forth a lively
guson, of Melt•ose, was successful in ham bull recently. The bull charged discussion, criticism and addition of
getting the contract for the concrete and felled hint to the ground. Fortun• new points so that we all may be stir -
work at 1,300. The other bidders were, atelyy however, he managed to escape. red up to a fuller realization of what it
For the stall work. A. Bill & Co.; --Edgar Darling has been making means to be a successful teacher.
$3,363; Stratford Bridge Cu., $2,500; great improvements on the Hardy In the first place the subject implies
Petrolea Bridge Co., $2,365, and Jinks farm which he recently purchased, by that there are means by which the
& Dressler, $2,380: for the concrete, D. putting tip new fencing, etc --Jas. Mc- teacher can improve his status and
Witherspoon, McGillivray, $1,0, and Caffrey is not improving as his friends also that there are means by which he
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L. Hardy, $1,070. Councillor Robin- would like to see. -Miss Mary Love should improve his status. Then we
son was Appointed inspector, and the has tendered her resignation as a see that this improvement moat man-
work will corumeace about the twiddle teacher in S. S. No. 13 preparatory to ifest itself in At least three ways, re•
of August. takint; a Normal School course. --D. J. suiting in elevation of standing. 1. In
Ross of Lieury has disposed of his bar- the eyes of society, i,e. the general pub -
nese business here to G. Nadiger of lie and our fellow teachers; 2nd, in the
Khiva Dashwood, who bas moved the stock the school itself in relation to the pub -
to that phase, Dore intends going to lic and school board; 3rd in the teacher
Geo. Sutton of Ripley called on Brantford in the near future. -T. J. himself, enabling hint to view himself
friends here last week. --Angus Mcln- Hamilton. recent graduate of the Mur- from a truer light in relation to him-
tosh of London spent a few days here on college, was ordained Sunday morn- self and the whole protessional body.
last week. -Miss Katie Currie is re- ing at St. Paul's Cathedral, London. Now teachers may he divided into
covering from her illness.-B,Cunning- by Bishop Williams. Rev. Hamilton several classes. There are the lady
ham has given his house a coat of has been appointed to take charge of a teachers who may or may not remain
CREDITON paint, which improves its appearance church at 13irvie. He is a young man long in the ranks according to circuit'.
very Much. The work was done by of good natural abilitv, gifted with a stances, Then in the general class of
A beautiful assortment to choose Volk Bros. of Parkhill. tine voice and easy delivery and will no teachers there are those who are teach -
from. If there is is taste we cannot
_�__ _, doubt be a success in his new callin ing but do not intend remaining in the
suit, we have yet to know it. — q'ofession but use it simply 1 t5 1 a strp-
The hest wishes of his ninny friends pp s '
Gree11wa3' here will he his for his future prosper_ pingrstone to something better Finan -
Mrs. Rub.. English and Freddie re- ity in God'a work. dally. I would strongly say, "Let
txter Ativocate, turned home from Port Huron last them look out for themselves." There
i week. --W, WWilson attended the Meth- remain then those who intend to and
odistconference .•t(iodet•ich last week. are making it a life profession. The
Sanders do Creech. Propa, -Rev. Thibadeati and Mr. Johnston of minuet) part of it seems to be Betf•evi
dent. "To go no farther upward, conte
Shedden called on friends in this t ficin what may, is twental suicide" and in
ity on their way to Goderich, -Miss
F,v:u,grline Iii"*".)." called on friends this case professional suicide as well.
T1IUItS>;7:�1" MUNE 6, 1907g 1 'there are heights to reach in this p10 -
here last week, ter, •wait Turner vis- Cession as well as in any other. It
iced Millie Foster, Sunday.- W. J. keeps the mind active And healthy. It
1'lens was in London this week on keeps one posted in current thought
business,--,\L•s, Jos. Foster, Sr., who and capable of sola his art in mould -
Our Town Fathers have declared has been ill, is recovering tinder the g p
Thursd:ty, June :filth, a civic holiday. treatment on Dr. LVilson.- Miss May ing public thought. A teacher cannot
'Wilson ewtertaiued a few friends harm
stand still,if there be no advancement,
The Independent Order of Foresters 1no improvement, there is a decline, a
are h thing an excursion to Niagara Iarpley, Grand Bend and Greenway falling back. A person cannot go on
Falls that day, goad for 3 (Live. Don't Friday evening. All report a good day after day and year after year with
forget the date. Bills, giving full time but one and he went to "Europe." the ever -working forces ).bout him
davit. --
particular, will be posted in a few without being influenced either posi-
days.--Christian Trick was in London' lively or negatively. If his own will
Monday tin business. ---Our Tennis Zurich force is not alert he will become simp-
p1Ayers are gt•ttiuq their grounds in
Mrs. M. Stelck,llth con., has moved ly an automatic machine, it slave to his
shape and will SOMI he hart)at the oww(•nvir•onment. It has been said that
game. -Rev. J. W. Andrews and Wm (t' tow() :(1111 18 now comfortably set -
Lewis attended the Cunferenco of the tied in her new home. 'We welcome "Habits begin in cobwebs and end in
Methodist church At Uodrtirh the past her to the village and may she live iron chains" and that "Character is a
week. -Phomas Kiunlpip has isug�,t :a
many years to enjoy her well earned bundle of habits," so then ra teacher
20 H. P. Traction Engine floor Geo. rest. --Norman Bock has gone to De- must be ever watchful, guarding
White & Sans, London. He and Jim.
troit where he will spend some time.- Against ruts in professional life and
Smith brought the machine up from Ed. 1 nlbtteisch who has accepted a reaching out so that his character may
14)11(1011 on Saturday. -rhe Acetylene position as carpenter in Detroit, has he made up of links from the chain of
(lav ('o are busy making excavations
moved there with his family. Success all that is noble and hest. Just as the
in the street for the gas mains. -Street Ed. --F'. Hess, Sr., has returned from stagnant peel is to the kine who in
lights will al... be installed which will
Pembroke where he was attending the their thirst frequent it and to their
rrrtainlw fill a long -felt want. -Fred synod of the Lutheran church. -Mrs, disappointment and dissatisfaction
1". ung has returned borne from Ter -
visitor L. Gosnell of Merlin is a pleasant 1 1 her it only instipid and distasteful, as
onto where he has been receiving visitor at the home of her sister, Mrs. compared with the refreshing and an-
ent()
from an Eye specialist, E. Zeller. -Dr. Geo. Fee, wife and two petitizing water of the clear sparkling
Fred's eye i. touch better and the ;ill children of Reno. California. are vita- Dr• Ferguson is putting a new cement stream of running water, so is the
hope it will he but a short time before
tors at the hone of the formers broth- walk around his place, which adds pounding and grinding from an unprn-
he has recovered his sight. --Charles er, %i m. bee. --John Laporte of the much to its appearance. --1t, Bullard greasve teacher repulsive to the pupils
F'ahnur has been laid up the p.tst three $tiihle Line left Wednesday for the has built +a cement fence in front of his as compared with the imparting of
weeks .with :t severe aattaek of tunica• West on a visit to his sister. -Edgar residence. 1t is the finest in these knowledge As given by a teacher who
rhounlatiam.-Miss Beulah Beaver Magel has returned from Detroit and parts. -(leo. McEwen was in Exeter himself is ever on the watch for keep-
larwA. in London Moudn).--Mrs. Sanders is now clerking with J. J. Mentor.- Tuesday on business. --hiss Hnrt of ing all cobwebs cleared away from his
of SRrltia Is risiting Mrs. Wesley Het1- Mrs. Otterbein, near Blake, is now oc• (}lencoe is visiting ut her home. brain and freshening it by pouring
den. --lieu, E. H. Bean was in ll[xler- cupying the residence she recently pur. in nrw andwholeeome material. Heaps
1ch last Frid+) attending the Metho• chased from J. Preeter, and lately oc- HENHALL HgrKI. Amite -Sortie (lays of dust end slime and broken shreds of
dist ('hutch 1'unferenra.--H. F:iltatr cupit'd by A.Zettle.-Rev,Gischler has ago Mr Coxworth, who owned the old metal and rags of putrid clothes
returned from Goderich where he was Queen's Hotel served A notice on the bed into the steam to diffuse what
M. 1'. 1'. was in Stratford Mond:t) - attending the London Methodist Con- council to have the local option bylaw venous of it will float and melt far
MIs. ,lumina F. Russell
her is visiting.her ference. --Hay Council met on Monday quashed. The case was to have been away in all places where 'God meant
daughter Mrs. lius+ell John
hie of beard at Toronto on the '''3rd, but the those waters to brio joyand health.
li:uuiltou.-,yr, and Mute John \Viae n)orninq. The appeals against the as- R
of Dashwood visited the tnrmor'a Aessrnent roll was considered and other case was Adjourned, so that ,leers circled and coiled under festering skarn
par-
ents here last Sunehty.---Dan Treem- routine business transacted. -A Leh- Geiger, Clerk Stoneman, Rev. Mr. Continued on Page 5
haat and wife have returned from Toll and Mr. Coxworth colild be ex -
Tier of Dashwood visited Harry Beaveramines Inde/ oath at (ioderlch on
last Sahlyday.--Re•. E. H. B., 1,1 and sleight where they have been attend•
Rent. Fear of the \lain st. church Fixe- leg i he funeral "f Mn.sJanie. McKiv, Mnndav, when soil• of t he charges
ter,will exchange pulpits next smithy nil Vi i'nl the it tl7,aths Are
Wert (irntil,e,i. TIM' s.L•ty morning
evening. one Truptree have had Mr. F about I:1:), the r u y ..f "fire. arunsed
Kie•nzle grading and Jewelling the The ca,es i►te that of suicide by ctiiur- the village and it was found that the
school yard.. --Geo. lather is steadily ')form. Mrs. Lehman is a sister of the l�neen's Notal was ablaze Fortunate.
Impairing. -Tho scrap -iron neon have deceased lady.- Rev. and Mrs. Schuelk ly it is on a corner and drlached, and
gathered an immense Amount of rags, are at Pembroke attending the Luther- was veneered about two years ago.
old iron eta_ in this neighborhood. an synod. and as a consequence there The light wind wits hiuwing the sparks
They have shipped seteral ear -mads was no service here on Sunday. and over the G. T. H. yard. so that It was
day.
from Centralia to Lofoten the past -lth and
thThe home of (leore will v e no vi(irnrhce �tavhonhires he'd not a It31r. Tard PMuk trdock's livery, save the on the
week. (tumours ate afloat that we a few miles r,tst of here narrowly es -
are side of the street. was next and
are to lose a few of our )unng ladies caped distruction the other day. A he had all his rigs out. ,sacs, option
in the near future. Jtine i.. the fash-
ionable in 'nth for ruar•ia}},,r+. More spark from the chinlneyhad ignited the carne in force here on May 1, and Mr.
part irulars later. - Bert :'I:irke las lin.
HisStatus.
EXETER
FAVORED WORSTEDS
These worsteds are in blues and
fancy mixtures, excel in quality,
beauty and finish anything of their
kind we have ever shown. We are
offering some beautiful
SUMMBI, SUITS for $10 and upwards
TROUSERS AND WASH VESTS
FOR SUMMER
If a pant hunter pantless
Is panting for pants
He panteth pantless
Unlil he implants himself into
one of those fashionable pants ordered
from
J. H. Holtzmann
Hellman
The Commercial House is beingrun
as a temperance house and an addi-
tional sample room has been provided.
The sale of intoxicetin liquors has
ceased. -Mrs. Drew of Goderich is vis-
iting her daughter Mrs. Warner. -Mr.
and Mrs. Rau of Zurich visited at T.
Hefron's ori Sunday.- Wes. Yunghltit
has taked a position at the foundry. -
C. Hudson left Monday for Wood-
stock, where he has accepted a posi-
tion in a carriage factory. He is a
first-class painter and Will he touch
missed in llensall.-Mrs. Pulman is
visiting Goderich friends this week. -
Mr. Bice of Clandeboye was in town
Friday. -Rev, C. C. Cane of Ooderich
a former minister of Henget', preached
two very able sermons in the Metho-
dist church on Sunday. Rev. Toll is
attending is attending Conference at
Goderich.-Rev. Smith:addressed the
League Monday evening on mission-
ary work, which was very interesting.
A football match was played Monday
night between Brucefield and Hensel',
the former winning. -Detective Grun-
d} of (loderich was here Saturday. -
Rob Cameron has one'to London with
the volunteers. -Miss Francis C'ox-
wutth has returned to London after
spending R few days at home here.
-- About 200 hags were shipped from
Hensall Tuesday. Price paid $0.75. -
Crediton
A Hair
Dressing
Nearly every one likes a fine
hair dressing. Something to
make the hair more manage-
able; to keep it from being
too rough, or from splitting
at the ends. Something, too,
that will feed the hair at the
salve time, a regular hair -fond.
Well-fed Nirwill bestrong,and
will remain where it helo gs -
on th- head, not on :he c )mbl
The best atea et it t.stimonial
"Sold for over r0117 pears."
ar.de 87.r C Ay - r ('.,. Lowell, rt....
Also man.,racturer. •>r
tiers
►1111.
CREST PECTORAL
roof, and Mr. Grant, who was working
in one of the Heidi, noticed it and wits
)net in time to say.' the dwelling. if he
had been ,► few minutes later the fire
would have been beyond control.
--Another old resident of the town-
ship of Hay in the person of Herman
(,leant, of the 1 1th can.. passed away
on Monday, at the age of Si years.
The r{ecr:ased bad been ill for some
time. The lettere' wits held on Wed-
nesday. - :% pretty wedding was cede -
',retell on Tuesday at the 11 C. church.
Drysdale. when the Rev. J. A. Lois•
elle pci reunited the ceremony which
united Hiss Methdda►, daughter of Mr.
and MI=. itt•gii N. Dem•mnie and Geo.
Jett( ey in marriage. The happy
couple will reside un the Menhir lane.
%%'e extend congratulations. --During
the high wind on 11ondav rnnsidereble
damage wase lone to the buildings, etc.,
throttghou' t his scrtlott. 'i'he roof oil
the barn •,f Merino Schwar•tzentrnbrr,
of the liron•,n Line, was badly dant-
need, p 111 "f it being bl"w'o or'. The
fIig pole at the lite 1►all WAs hl()ken DIT
;iboat h.tif way up and the weather
vane .v is badly demoted in the fall. --
A remitter r (tem here:weeded the wed.
ding, "n May 2o. of Miss ('art le, young•
est
f1,1,1011 #.1 of 11r', .11,1in ibuner in
J'r,e1 Thiel .i ptOspot ell+ )-icing (At lrl
et of Full.,[ tor.. The happy event funk
pia r e at the home of the bride's noel))•
er• at St rat(orvd. Rev. Graft performed
the ceremony in the presence of About
sixty quests. They will reside at Fut•
Iarton.
Bice, who had a lease of the hotel till
November, 151st. had a sale, And new -
ed out. Since that tinpr it has not
been occupied.
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7. 1011
It is the nice warn, weather and the
gentle showers that please the farmers.
Surely thefrostand snow w har payed
their List visit for the season.- Unite
a rtuumhet• of nor• senility Scheel work-
ers attended the Convention held at
Elinivilleand repent an excellent time.
-Miss Prarht Hein is spending is few
days in F:xete•r. Mae; Taylor of Ver-
mouth spent a few days with her
tinder, %Vrn. an 1 Bohr.- Quite H large
congregation gathered at our church
Sunday 'nettling hist. but owing to
('onfrtrnee !wing held at Goderich the
the pulpit was vacant. Sunday School
Ar(1livt•tsat )• serc•ires wit, he held in
this chmreh next Sunday find Monday,
June hth .and loth. On Snndey ger-
items will be prearbed ,it ie a. in. and
7 p. in, by the Rev. D. Wien of Hen -
Sall• sprcial tnnsir by the chinch choir
and :at L'.:3e1 p. tn. }((•t•. %Veen will ad-
dres• lb., Klee.). on Meentlov ;s garden
patty- will he h•'Id in \\'ro. Itrock'e or-
chat'r1, rr.rruot'l -ing .1 1 .''.los k. After
ten an excellent pt"g one w•i11 be flim-
ished by the .•beir "f file Ger MAUI
F:vaogeliral rhtirvh-nf 1'trditon, con-
sisting of reritati,n•, 8(11", duels add
questrttee. Adrnii.inn Adults 2a cut.
children 13 rte. We extend a hearty
web -erne to all.
Expectant
Mothers
should take " btu -Ju" during
this trying time. The extra
strain, weight and undue pres-
sure on the delicate organs often
irritate and inflame the kidneys.
This not only increases the (ian-
ger of childbirth, but places the
health of the baby in jeopardy.
Bu -Ju
Vie Gentle Kidney Pill
'pt,ni 1 t'r:lsji„ li lit;,
IIsi' i a t d'irflrlll•t l '.'s'
t $ _ 1l'I Ijli i
Si George's
Baking Powder
is best for Biscuits -- best fo.
Cakes—best for Pies—best for
everything you bake that requires
Baking Pott .der."
“One can to try, will always
make you buy St. George's."
Hare ).n, a - p,' ..1 our new Cook
Hook? Sent free if you write
National Ientg ;j Chen:ical Co. of
Canada, ]-i:nuc.h, �l•,),tresi,
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Stanley: Another of the pioneers
of Stanley in the person of Charles
Logan of the Parr Line passed from
this life unto death on Tuesday even-
ing, aged 70 years. He was a man of
high character and was held in great
respect by all who knew him.
GOLD MEDAL
— FOR —
Ale and Porter
AWARDED
JOHN LABATT
AT ST. LOUIS EXHIBITION
1904.
Only medal for Ale in Canada.
THE MOLSONS BANK
(incorporated ay Act of Parliament 1555)
Head Office, Montreal
Capital Paid Up $3,200,000
Reserve Fund 3,000,000
Assets Over 33,000,000
IXTY-TWO BRANCHES IN THE DOMINION OF CANADA
- EXETER BRANCH
OFFICE HOURS 10 a. tn. to 3 p. tit. SATURDAYS, 10 a. in. to 1 p. m,
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
DEPOSIT Receipts issued and highest current tate of interest allowed
aving Bank Department, t °til further notice lntereat on Ba, iued a.xouute ..ill he
ire+litedgnartertp intrad rt haltycarli as formerly
Deposita of it and upwards revelved.
Agents at Exeter for the Dominion Government.
DICKSON & CARLING, Solicitors. N. D. IIURDON, Manager,
mmense Success
In Exeter, of
PROF. �'BRIEI
CANADA'S GREATEST PHRENOLOGIST and the only genuine
SCIENTIFIC PALMIST in Canada from Toronto whose methods
were demonstrated of by Judge and Jury at the Toronto General
Session, March 1.1, 15101,
Prof. O'Brien will remain in Easter a short time only
Everybody delighted at his graphic, instructive, interesting. scientific and
truthful delineations -which they claim to be a revelation from the nonsensi-
cal clap trap practised uneducated mountebanks.
Speculators and those contemplating a change in business should nut miss
consulting him. ('all and see the autographs of prominent people who have
become rich and others holding prominent !positions through his practical arid
sound advice. Prof, O'Hrirn'e work is all done on scieutilic basis, hence the
truth. Parents should bring their children and find out what they ;ue best
adapted to be a sncces in life. Fowler's New York latest phienelegic.rl . hart
used,
Your PAST, PRESENT and INDICATIONS Of FUTURE event is marked
in your hands by Nature correctly delineated. LO('ATiNG DISEAME A
SPECIALTY. MARRIAGE ADAPTATIONS ENPLA 'N1•:D. CHi1,1)1il:N
HALF I'IRICE. Character read froin photo. Terms within reach of all.
Madame O'Brien In Attendance
As this is your only chance to consult such an eminent roan in his profes•
sion in your town, you should not Miss the opportunity given. Every/Hely
knows Prof. O'Brien and his ability. An c•x:uwivati,p,i from hint naw will be
worth thousands of dollars to fitly one in Hfter yenls.
Private Office at Central Hotel, Suite II
See whet the St. Thomas Daily Times of July 15, 1903, says:
An interesting person is Prof. O'Brien, the well-known phrenologist and
palmist, who, together with his no less interesting wife, is stopping at 1he
Columbia hotel. The professor is just Irish enough to give him a brogue ,and
an engaging 'mintier. He is thorotighly absorbed in phrenology and chit one
ancy, which he has studied from ,a scientific standpoint and looks upon them
AB part and parcel of the arts. A Times representative visited the professor
this !limning. To establish his claim to renown he produced his register,
which contains the si,lnatmrsof housefuls of leading citizens of the Dominion,
who have consulted him and had their palms and bends read with the object
of getting at their capabilities for the various callings in life, finding nut seine -
thing of the future, and to he directed to the mistakes or otherwise of the past.
These names include Hon. Geo. W. Ross, Non. Mr. Ilanitain, Premier N. \\'.T..
and mans. tither people of prominence it) Termite and other leading Cotentin')
Cities, His readings ate hull of interest, and bring lased on scientific pi incl..
pre., lire free fi the qunckrry that charu tetize•s :t good tinny `people in the
aatnl• horsiness. An interesting testimonial is front Judge Anglin, who ac-
knowledges that 1'i of. (113,ie•n piedic•te•d the 3udge's *leant ion to t he bench
within three years, which cisme to pass. Thr professor has already cornier. ted
(tunny readings in St. Thornes and his stay !itemises to develop int e) est in
phir e,lnKt 1111(1
. The
13el1
Stove 'term(' of Feb.Fi!,„
111)3, stew.:
'•1'tuf. O'liu ieu ha. hall rrn,ai kithle su•ress in Bei lin, and his convinced hund-
reds of his skill and acenrncy in the sciences of pelm'istry and ph,onnlogy, he
and Mine. O'Brien leave Bet lit) with the hest wishes of a hest of put rens and
friends behind theta.
keeps the kidneys strong an'l Parkhill: Miss Jennie Merli•on- Seafo,tb: Ernie Murray, who has
vigorous -neutral aes Uric Acid daughter of M re. sI lrolln Morrison of ERr•ad-oeted frena the Melee,' (if l i ,rti-
in the blood --relieves irritated town, was married at Texas on 11ay cal Science, Toronto, hes gone t” Ed -
Bladder (Cystitis) -acts as a mild Li to Er nest Hall "f Texas• mnnton. near whirh place he will be
(Tinton: Mackenzie & McHirney. '.'rig-igr•d nn a railway slit fest the
tonic on all the female <rgans.
whit last fall bought nut the lisery auto to•r.
A "Ru -Ju" pill at bedt:nle takes husinrs. of Harvey Davis, sold nut "n St. ).1-ary.: Geo, Viii ton, who
Tio•sd;uv, the pntch:iw being It a ll r sold his )'.•ive•lr) \1Hr
t•tisinrs. in rh tti
Away the sharp pair. in the tack L. %%':dker' ,lost'. Ilans•u) Urns, with the inten-
-relieves the draggi:ie, bearing ILiyffrld:, Mre. Drinlop timet with H tion of lora( ing it, the %Vest or shine
dealt pains through the hips suss p,tinfnl uecident Monday whir'' larger town has decided to epee A
prevents Constipatione is the w"iking at .i.,ho Frase.'., falling "17 a jewel!y store at 51ralftitd.
b"xaod fuart,atingh.•r-he.dder whirh
best protection against Kidney twill lay h,•I tip fur a nomh,.r til [v,•ek. Slaoley: On Thursday night after
Trouble (luring preenaticy. Gilbert 'White hitt with A,tlpnna,t illne>., ,1. ( Keys ..f the
} I art 1.11,0.' rrns,ed the
(heat Irk ides.
.1 sei iuus scald. itt '1 'f u,•sd.i) . He Bei it on the I3;tL) leu Line f. r t ).fls e
At all druggists, or direct on receipt 5518 tpstlinii his lea se by .t halter when yea/ e ago, he trussed All his life in this
of price, sac. a large box, the animal suddenly shpts..' And f.•11 township And from nine and of it to
e7 nn hire. A hone of Mr. \Shite'e right the other he• was known And deeply
twit CLAIMS CHEMICAL CO. urrttlo leg was (11‘10( ed And the ligament', respected. A wife and flue children
AIwNO8. Owe.. of ,tie limb rlisplarrd, survive,