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\ PALW ALE,
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sparkling condi-
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Now when chemists announce its purity, and
judges its merit, one need look no further.
l ` In spring and summer "Crown Rrand
Syrup" should be mote largely used by
everyone. It simplifies the slaking of deli-
cious dishes to such an extent that how --
keeping becomes easier in everyway.
Crown Brand Syrup eaten with bread.
toast, biscuits, pudding, porridge or
pastry, provides sustaining dishes
please the palate and don't overheat the body -dishes that
are plain, wholesome, easily prepared and easily digested
and at the same time very nourishing.
Won't you try CROWN BRAND SYRUP? When you
think of its purity, its wholesomeness, of all the dainty and
delightful dishes you can make with it, -when you think of
its fine "honey -cream" flavor and clear golden colour,
-and how it will save you trouble and bring variety to
every meal -don't you think it worth your while to order
some. Children thrive on it. Adults enjoy it.
Fa rwtir coaveoiasce Crown Brand Senn) is put up in 2. S. 10 and 20 air t; jM ting with 1,h -e ! Ivl.
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0 of yours on a piano
Gib 9''''
At the present we can handle a
number of second hand organs and are
therefore prepared to allot* you a gond
price for it.
We don't ask you one
.1011.tr more fur the piano
ibun your neighbhr pays
fen' it.
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sewing Machines,
Sleigh', Iiymn (looks,
leiblei,Stationery, &c
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Exeter's L•' tiling Musical Emporium.
The, art n 1 f .r the .1 Islay of their ,tush
Q xeter Abu.or to
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$1.S0 a year if not so paid.
T$ Ye Cesr81tedStrictly 9tetes 38 9abscrvsrce.Ibersal.50
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SANDERS k CREECH, Publisher*.
Cook's Cotton Root Compound.
The great Uterine Tonle, and
only sato We. turd Monthly
liegntlaloron whtrh women can
(leveret. Sold In three (levees
of strength -No. 1. $1; So. 2.
10 degrees stronger $1.1; jun. 3,
for t• {Weill! e,u:es,an
per be.
1iuld by all drugs . ta, or sent
pprepen.l on receipt of price.
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rre.lit this eollege is re, ,.sired a. the greatest
practical training school in Western Ontario.
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Commercial, Shorthand & Telegraphy
Our climes are the largest, our courses most
prarti,sI and out instru.-tor, erperienred. Our
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Principals.
W I NCIIELSEA
The following 1s the report of the PrO-
010(10n Examination held In 8. 8. NO.
6. Usborne.-Entrance Class. total 790,
Ray Fletcher 592. Ella Heywood. 567,
Lulu Oodbolt 586. Rhea Oodbolt 565,
John Cicely 537. Sr. 1V., pass 365. Ern.
ma lleywoo:l 6,16. John Brock 430. Jr.
IV.. paps .165. Jean Campbell 564, Earl
C'oward 553. Arnold Clarke 490. Sr. III.;
Pails flan. Inez Creery 590, Ed. Kellett,
:,69. Roy Goulding 451, Eric Coward
:190. Jr. 11i.. pass 330, Dia Cornish,
57:3, ilardwfck Cornish 372. May Clarke
438. Insa Heywood 431. Sr. I1.. pass
270. Gordon Duncan 495. Lloyd Johns
439. Gordon Washburn 356, David
Creery 334. The pupils were all success
ful In obtaining the required number of
msrsa. Jessie A, Hamilton. teacher.
Tu kcrsn,lth,-There passed away here
0.1 Thursday. April 1st. Annie Trey'tor
beloved wife of Wm. Canning, In her
84ttt year. She was the mother of Rev.
Fr. panning, pastor of our Lady of
Lourdes Church, Toronto. The funeral
took place Saturday from St. James'
Church.
PLLOTOWN
Mr. Ray Francis had the misfortune
to have a tib broken on Sunday last,
but we are pteaaed ta say that he ie re-
torenng.-Mr. 0. E. Routley of Clande-
boye Is spending a few holldays with
friends herr.-A number from here at-
tended the box social at Farquhar on
Thursday night. -Mr. Jas. Gardiner and
a few others in the Township of Usborne
had their barn root's blown off by the
wind on Wednesday last.
Swollen Hands and Feet
!newt Kidney Trouble. Liniments and blood pnriflers are useless. Wha: yon
must do is to caro tho kidneys. Take
GIN PILLS
DEPT. A -I ATIONAI DItUC & p1ER CO. Ur1TED
TOKIi10 11t►
INDIGESTION ENDS
Vuu can eat anythieg your rtotnactt
,rause without. fear of a case of
gcstien or Dyaptpsla. or that'.ou• food
w111 ferment or sour on your s'•, u., a
if you will occasionally take a Ile
Iaapepalh atter rating.
Your nasals will taste .good. and any -
:ng yeti eat will be dlgcst+d; '.0'. -
can ferment or turn talo acid 31 po's.nn
or stomach gas. w;,ic•h causes Belching.
Ulzzlness, a fulled of fullrcaa after
sting. Naile•.t Indigcrtlou (like a
Iu-np of icad in stomach.) Blltous:eaa,
Hcarlbu• a. Water brash. Pala in the
stomach and t :c I,aetlnes or ot'n'r
aymptems.
1(eadac•nes from the stomach are
absolutely uakuu'.vn where ;aie1 effec-
tive• remedy is u:cd. D:apt-pain really
does all ta,. woe it of a nealthy atom-
e1h• 11 dlgeeis your Bleats when your
leo:nisch can't. Each (1it.neu'c .sill
digest al: the food Sou can cat and
leavt. ,othllI to term":,t or sou -.
Get a large i,'► -cent case of l'apfs 1,1a
petiole from your druggist and start
taking to -day raid by to -morrow you
will actually brag about your healthy.
strong Stoat -we. for you t :en ran eat
anything and everything you want with
out the slightest discomfort or mis•yrv,
tnd every particle of impurity and (ilia
'hat Is In Your stomach and tntestln3s
is going to be carried away
'he use of laxatives or any ot:..r a ;-
elatance.
OSBOiRNl COUNCIL
Council pea In the Township Hall on
April 3rd. All the members were pres-
ent. The minutes of the last regular and
of *pedal Meeting Mar. 15th were read
and approved. The engineer's report on
the Sauble River imp:ovement was read
and considered by the Council but owing
to ob1ections and disputes it was laid
over for further consideration and advice
Plans and tenders for construction of
three cement concrete bridges were re-
ceived front John Gaffney & Co, Kennt
cott, $140.1. Joseph Patterson, St. Marys
$1340; L. J. Looby, Dublin, $130090.
Each 'submitted a different plan of con-
struction and there was a difference of
op:Ilion as to winch was tete best bridge
for the money. The tender of L. J.Looby
was accepted. Specification's for cement
work same as last year except that the
whops are to be reinforced to abutment
walls by Iron or steel :ods, embedded 1n
the cement. Contractor to do all necess-
ary excavating and filling in, leaving
road in condition for travel and water-
courses free from obstruction; work to
bo completed by July let, 1909.
The following pathmasters were ap-
pointed for the current year, -Div. I, W.
Essery, J. Salter, 8. Skinner, J. C. Snell.
Jeff. Fisher, F. Dobbs, Geo. hunter, W.
Rowcliffe, 11. Sillery, W. Penrice, Robt.
Skinner, S. Hunter, T. Smale, R. 110d -
gins. Div. 2, 1'. McTaggart, W. Nell, H.
Dougall, W. Kcrnick, T. Hartle, Walt.
Keddy, W. bks, A. Moir. W. Warren. J.
T. Morgan. J. W. Ilorney, R. McDonald,
T. Passmore, le. Ellerington, N. Hlorton,
M. McTaggart. Div. 3, Philip Vern, Thos
Vern, Jr., Herrman 'Kyle, W. Heywood,
If. Rodd, Josiah Horn, T. Washburn,
J. Mills, W. Manna, T. Blake, Clarkson
Swr•Itzer, Wni. Atkinson. Ira Marshall,
M. Egan. Div. 4. Philip Madge, James
Cottle. C. !Monteith, T. Cameron, Thos.
flunkln, J. 'A. Bolton, W. J. Vance, Arch
Tower's, Arnold Hartle, tVm. Pollen,
\Vm, Ballantyne, Albert E. Shier, David
Balfour, Warren McGill.
Mcouiits amounting to $1:19.90 were
passed and orders Issued in payment.
Counell adjourned to meet Saturday, 1st
May at 1 o'clock. F. Morley, Clerk.
$100 Reward 8100.
The readers of this paper will lie pleased to learn
tbst there le at least one dreaded disease that science
has been able to cure in all its gazes, and that IS
Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure in the only positive
cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being $ constitutional disease requires a constltu•
Honed treatment. Hairs Catarrh Cure is taken In•
ternally, acting directly uprn the blood and mucous
surfaces of the .,-stem, thereby destmying the
foundation of the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building lip the constitution and acid•
ing nature in doing its work. The proprietors have
so much faith in Its curative powers that they offer
One Hundred Dollars for any case that it falls to
cute. Send for list of testlutonials.
Address F. J. CHENEY it CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by all Druggists, 75 cents,
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
STEPHEN COUI4CIL,
The council of the Township of Stephen
convened in the Town Hall, Crediton, on
Monday, the !tit day of April at 1 p.m.
til members wee, present. Th eminates
o' the previous neeetiag were read and
Adopted.
The plans and specifications of F. W.
Farncomb, township e:,gineer, for the
-onetru_tlon of abutrnce,ts for the bridge
a^rosy the 'bauble ltiver at Crediton ware
submitted to the coun,11 hoard and the
• leek was Instructed to advertise for ten
niers for the construction thereof. Ten-
ders to be received up to 12 o'clock:
noon on Monday, the 8rd day of May.
The following Path -masters, Fence -
viewers and found -keepers were ap-
polnted,-Pathnnaeters. W. Huxtable, W.
Baker, T. Oliver, J. Walker, W. Itowtcllff
O. 11111, Il. Wilson. N. Maker, U Richard
J. l'reszeator, 0. Snell, W. Sanders, W.
white, R. Davey, J. llrantan. E. Swclt-
zer, F, Trlcbncr, F. Slrns, L. Stahl. J.
\Vt•In. H. t)cstrricher. 1'. Marlene, Ed.
Carroll. 0. Lawenr,. Jr., W. F'Inkbetner,
J. K. S.ldoeder. Ily. Martcne, J.Fordr
i'. Kligallen. J. Keys, J. Wilhelm, Louts
Kraft. T. Clark, D. O'Connell, Jos. Zller.
Mount Caramel. T. Dietrich, C. Dietrich,
\.
Nebb. F. Wild. S. Morrison. N. Clark.
W. Smith, A. Wild, J. Krueger, J. ibou-
lahan, F. Gainer, S. Sweftzcr, Shlpka,
J. Deltrlch, U. Webb, 11; Rhode. Jas.
Ilodgens• N. Pollard, I1. Desterd, Ab,.
Mollard. W. Disjerdine, A. Webb, Ed.
0111 jr.. C. t1'alper, R. Webb, A. Hayter,
IL Isaac, J It. Wilson. J. Brenner, E4.
0111. W. 0 Reilly, J. Mr Keever, Edward
1ia11. Richard O'Rourke, Theo. 'White-
side. C. it. Wilson. Fred Green, 8. Stan -
lake. Jr., W. E. Sanders. L. Rader, A.
Birk. Sam. !baker. S. Miller. John Ilhode,
C. Welper.
Fence• ver were.-Danlcl Me Curdy. Isaac
11111, Ezra lialat, Peter McKenzie. Oeo.
Mawhlr.I:cy. Ell Ling. C. H. Wilson. 0.
Down and Austin Ilayter
l'sund Keepers -Wm. eloffstt, Iliram
Shaptoa. W. 11. Gainer, 11. Cunningham,
Jos. Hickey. 0 Webb. Jos. Edwards, T.
J. Amy. C. Flnkbelner. 1'. Raker. J.Bren-
ner. Feed Prader, Silas Stanlake, Jr.. W.
/..Inener, Albert Moss, r, C ID. Wilson.
The following orders were passed.--
\tunicipal World. Reglater for Births;
\carr;ares and Deaths 12.50 ; Express
tnr. ; Young Bt os.. na11s. $3.J6 . Chester
P. y. gratuity, 125. fill. Raker, draw.
•
!ng t 1e 0:1 N. 13., $5; 1'ttll. 11.tker, stat-
ute latar, \Yllwn's, 12 ; Jas. Hodgins,
:cp. Culvert, $.!: Jas. Flynn. rep. Mud
•--fre,k Bridge gi ; J09.111111. wood, flu:
SJ ; A. I'lodg.r:s Co. G.ts :;.45 ; Sant.
Brow(., fund,. les 3.tt5 , Baas. Christie,
ro-k tint lumber, 7.95; W. Lewis. ace.
ar sanitary lnsp_•-to.• Boar,( o: Health,
14.80 ; Dr. J'. J. McCu,, acct. or Medical
11' 11' h Officer, I ;1•5u.
1'.1' council adjourned to meet again 11
i::e Town Hall, Crcdlton. Monday. May
3rd, at 10 a.m.
Henry Ellber, Tp. Clerk
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MCOILLIV1tAY COUNCIL
Councll Beet in the Torn Hall at \Vest
McUllllvrty on April 5th. all members
being present. Minutea of previous meet-
ing were read and approved. A number
of accounts were passed. A by-law ap-
po:nting pathnustera and fixing com-
mutation of Statute: Lamer was read the
U'ird time and passed. A by-law reg-
ulating the erertion of tel• phone toles on
the highways was read a third time and
passed. The reeve was ordered to take
pro:redings under ter-LIt••aea and water
Courses Act to hive t`.:a wa,er taken front
MtLcan's eldc:oad between the 5th and
6th concessions. The council then ad
journed to meet on Vie first Monday of
.%lay at 10 a. on. Gravel contracts to be
let at one p.m.
J. U Utu:nnno..d, C1 r
School Reports
T.ne following la the n pore o; 5. 5. No.
l0, Stephen, for the month of March ;-
Class V. -A. Hickey 80, E. Love 71, Sr.
Claes IV, -A. Turner 78, D. Isaac 74,
R. Hickey 68, S. English 68, E. llaytor
6n 0. IdeLinchey 50. Jr. Claes IV. -It.
Eagleson 55, .F. Turner 53, A. Shcrritt
50, 0. Isaac 48, L. Mcllln 45. Sr. Class
ill. -L. Eagleson 56, M. ltldley 53, 1'.
Hayter 50. Jr. Class 111.-M. Bullock
56, W. Love 52, A. Melon 50. Cass
11. -It. Turner, A. dyers, 1'. Ridley. 0.
Lovle, C. Green, W. Green. Jr, Class II.
-A. Devine, M. Isaac, M. Ilayter. Claes
I. Pt. iI. Sr. -R. Devine. Class 1, Pt.
11. Jr. -E, (,\icLtnchey, G. Ilayter, R.
Love. Class I, Pt. I.-11. Ilayter, K.
Jackson. J. Bullock, 0. Ilayter.
L. 13. Sherrltt, teacher.
- F'oliowtng is the report of S. S. No. 4,
Stephen, for the month of March. The
names are In order of merit. -1V., H:
Schwartz, A, Brokenshire, L. Morlock, A.
Cornish, W. Schwartz, 11. Kraft, C.
13rown, C. Ellber, 0. Brown, G. Cornish.
Jr. III., E. Roeder, I. Ellber, L. Smith,
E. Amy. Sr. 11., J. Brokenehjirc, C
Morlock, E. Cornish, J. Schwartz, E.
Wein. Jr. II„ C. Schroeder, A. Wein, 0.
Cornish, C.2dorlock. Pt. 11., H. Preezea-
tor, M. Wilds. 1't. I., Stella Conlin!), E.
Ellber, M. Wein. I. H. Armstrong,
Teacher.
IIAY TOWNSHIP
The following 1s the report of the pro-
motion examination held In S. S. No. 2,
Hay, the total mark being given ;-1V.
Class -Greta Maweon 543, Ben Case 539
Wilfrid Northcott 415, Mabel Coxwortu
:194, Clayton Gould 315. III. Claire -
Ada Cavo 455. Eddie Welsh 415; Ella
Jones 880, Emil Willard 859. 11. Class
Ralph Hawkins 416, John Murray 398,
Pearl Willard 386, Mervin Coxworth 325
Willie Smith 346. Geo. ;Dawson,
Teacher .
Following is the result of the Promo-
tion Examinations. held 111 S. S. No. 1,
Osborne. Ap:11 1st, 2nd and 5111, toget-
her with a test examination for 4ttt
Claes for March. Names In order of mer-
it with percentagce.-Sr. IV., John Strang
9:3, L. Harvey 91, 0. Rlalc' ford 85, C.
Down 81, p. Dougall 83, 0. Oke 80, T.
Dougall 77, R. Down 69, A. Rowclitte
55. Promotion -Front Sr. 111. to Jr, TV.
Earl Bell 039, Itoy White 625. Front Jr.
iII. to Sr. Iii., Willie Strang 032, ilazel
Down 621, Elva Harvey 593, Wilfrid
Dougall 530. Oliver itowcliffe 522, Sr.
II. to Jr. I11., Cecil Harris 555, Flossie
Nell 489, Harvey Nell 480, Geo. Molt
446, floss Dick 445, Uladys Moir 406.
Jr. 1i. to Sr. 11., John Dougall 542,Mag-
gle Strang 520, Elgin 11owcliffe 472, F
Jarrott 470, Mina Dew 420, Vera Bell
416. Pt. 1. to rt. 11., Alice Dick. Lorne
(Ike, Katie Sanders, lia Mitchell. May
Nell, Clifford Moir.
J. Alvin Brhntnell. Teacher.
Clinton -Meseta'. Tyndall & Carr, who
a few weeks ago bought out the grocery
business of Thus. Beacom, have dispos-
ed of the same to Mr. J. 1'. Sheppard and
his sister. Miss Kate Sheppard.
Clinton. -John Ridout, it resident of
Clinton for forty years, died on Satur-
day morning. He was a on of the late
Judge Iildout and was born In Toronto
sixty-eight years ago.
Mitchell, -Chanes Brooks, a resident of
this neighborhood for over fifty-one
years, died on Sunday last, aged 751
years. Deceased was born In Scarboro,
and when about 27 years old moved to
to ilibbert. where he resided for many -
years.
W11Y SUFFER.
iltoa'hc 1lyorttel and lull the Lo.ttbsornr'
Catarrh Germs.
Juet as long as you have ratatr:i your
hose will Itch. your fatal will foul.
you will hawk ar:d splt and you will do
other disgusting things because ye) 1
can't help yourself. The germs of cat-
arlh have got youy La their power : tt:ey
are continually and perelsteatl. digging
1100 and irritating the mucous mato-
brans of your nose and tnroat. They
aro now match:a your life miscrabie : In
time they will sap your entire system et
its energy. Its strength, its vigor and
vitality.
But there Is ore remedy that will kill
the germs and cure catarrh, and that
Is 13yornel. the Australian dry air treat-
ment.
Joseph Dural. of Woodstock Street,
Tavlstot•k, Ont , says. -"Catarrh had
elven nie all kinds of suffering for a
long time. There was a swelling of the
glands Under t.ie eyes and adjacent to
nty'nose and the duet arges would drop
Into my throat. f used several rnme-
dees. but never got the relief that I did
from flooth's i(yomcl. 1 nave been so
Pleased with Hyomel results that 1 nlgr.-
ay recommend Its Use by catarrh suffer •
era."
W S. Cole, fie dtYlalst. w1.1 guarant•s
Hyomel to cure catarrh or money ba k.
Don't delay this pleasant anti -aeon -
treatment. Breathe 1n ltyomei and'ilii
he germs.
k'. S. Cole will se11 you a tamale,.
tyornel Ou'fit. Including inhaler. for
• I,v $i.uu. It is also guarante-d to
u bronrr,itleasthrmaroust' a, cold,
fever and croup.
We know of no other medicine which has been so suc-
cessful in relieving the suffering of \\•omen, or secured so
many genuine testimonials, as has Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
In almost every co(11111unity V011 will find wolllell who
have been restored to health by Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg-
etable Compound. Almost every woman you meet has
either been benefited by it, or knows some one who has.
In the Pinkham Laboratory at Lynn, Mass., are files con-
taining over one million one hundred thousand letters from
women seeking health, in which many openly state over
their own signatures that they have regained their health
by taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has saved
many women from surgical operations.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is made ex-
clusively from roots and herbs, and is perfectly harmless.
The reason why it is so successful is because it contains
ingredients which act directly upon the female organism,
restoring it to healthy and normal activity.
Thousands of unsolicited and genuine testimonials such
as the following prove the efficiency of this simple remedy.
Belleriver, Que.-r' Without Lydia E. Pink banes Vegetable
Compound I would not be alive. For five months I had painful
and irregular periods and inflammation of the uterus. I suf-
fered like a Martyr and thought often of death. I consulted
two doctors who could do nothing for Inc. I went to a hospital,
and the best doctors said I must submit to an operation, because
I had a tumor. I went back home much discouraged. 4)ne of
my cousins advised me to take your Compound, as it had cured
her. I did so and soon commenced to feel better, and sty appe-
tite cause back with the first bottle. Now I feel no pain and tun
eared. Your remedy is deserving of praise." - Mrs. Enema
Chatel, ValleyHel(D, I3elleriver, Quebec.
Women who are suffering from those distressing ills
peculiar to their sex should not lose sight of these facts
or doubt the ability of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound to restore their health.
IS YOUR STOMACH WRONG?
LITTLE DIGESTERS
will put it right
quickly and surely.
Money back if they
do not cure.
At 811 Druggists.
or direct frost
THE COLEMAN
MEDICINE CO.,
TORONTO
re
I I EN S.l i.i.
Garnet Case has be. -.1n transferred to
Pctrolea station. -The Misses Swan of
Toronto are here visiting their mother.
Miss Hattie Sutherland has been visiting
London relatives. -Miss Emma Johnston
has returned from a vt bit to Brantford
Woodstock and Loadon.-A. Jackson
has been appohltcd section foreman at
Clandebe.yc.-McDonell Bros. have pur-
chased a fine new rubber -tired hearse.
-R. Higgins ;has been quite 11l of eclat -
lea for 'several days. -Jack Welsh has
moved to the cott.ag• var at, by Janes
p fluor: Is b: 1 s • Ir ul rte•!
with the object of getting tri ' c•,u,acll to
submit a by-law 'to purchase the driv-
ing park. the price not to rr,eal $loon.
Wocd's Pk.osphodias;
T.le (.. • •. t 1 ..4 l:• "lefty.
Tumnsal..ai• th.•„hus
nervous 1 ..:kue neW
U1rx,d In . 1 '• t urrw Nerv-
ous Debility, , frnrtt err,,! Its.. a Worry, /A-s-
.torrdrnry, :Sexual Irerskn•.v.s 1 .11.55091. Slyer.
t.rtorrh,ra, and .,trema of A'.•: 4, or I- reesaea.
.'.ice $1 per box. etx for fla on.) will plcaae six
rill cnrn. Sold by all nigar:•t., er mailed in
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