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THURSDAY, Nov. 18, '09
at Ailsa Craig oto the lith the tee.
errs!• in tee:Motion chose John Slot." -oil
o' i'ark'.ill to contest tee riding :)t
tee Legislature, against J. W. Doyle.
c: a Ceneervattvc re:tete�
D. C. Rosa. Liberal, was elected in
'West Middlesex by 155 of a majority,
to eruected a Lite.rat. and Oliver J. Wtl-
ci,x, Conservative, was elected in North
Kssex by 75, succeeding a Liberal, who
fast year was elected by 551. Thus the
eeetnservattves made a gain of use lu two
eltje-electfone.
Let '+ e yo'a' g nth r about town out
;tf a job try a yeer or, the farm. I'Iow-
ic-g will give elm a new co tititutio:t,
reske tee kinks out of his head. the frog
ant o: his throat, the gee oft his stom-
ach, tete wearieese out of hip legs, tI'e
. •oeres oft his toes. and give hint a good
appetite, a:- heeest living and a eight
xz feaven.
&r. Goldwln Smith, the veteran writer
'.tn, the newspapers over the naive of ily-
tiresieder, tae retired front Journalism ow-
ing to extreme old age. Ile Itae contrth
a:bed a wonderful amount of correapoed-
,.rce to newspapers in his time; not all
It agreeable, but all forceful arid
*Me result of strong conviction on public
.• taestions.
December eoth has been fined as the
date of the North Middlesex bye -election
to the Legislature, to fill the vacancy
.eaused by the reslgnatlo,t at D. t'. Ilona
who was last week elected to the Hawse
of Conenens for Wee( Mlddleae'.o
Doyle, who contested the riding for the
Slismtnons ie 19(111. has been chosen as
otbe Conservative candidate.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
-CASTO R 1 A
DASIIWOOD
EY. 6ROiteNSHIRE. DASHWOOD CONVEY -
. ENCER Della, Wills. weaves. awl all
";.,Wal Documents carefully andppro�prepared
i,.•'k
•aaxee moderate. Ismer s1 Marring• Licenses
---
Kr. Jacob Kellerman°, who has
Aileen for some time a patient in St.
.I'oeeph'a Hospital, came home on fist-
•utday to spend Sunday with bis fain-
viLy. hut unfortunately was not permit -
eked to do so, scarlet fever having Swot.
•,en out in his ,family just that day.
Re left again on Monday morphs/ for
the hospital for further treatment. -
/lees. A. D. Gischler of Zurieb preached
-in the Evangelical Church last Sunday
.navrrning and Rev. E. H. Bean in the
evening, -Oars. R. J. Donebey, tt t.a
has been visiting at her hotne here,
left for her future home in Chicago on
Friday taut. -Mr. Levi Hamacher Le
.emcting %a stable on his property, op
pasite the' Grist Mill. -Mr. George
•Situr has had 11 - house resided. .irbirb
V�wtly implores its .pp..t,s•ance,-
es. C. Welk,r• ••f Mtivvi ,,. who hie
been visiting st the home of her sister,
Mrs. L. K. Eidt, l. -ft for bar home on
•Thur -day. -On Friday evening at S
-tclock Rev. A. Y. Heist will preach
is the Evangelical Church and on Sun-
day at 2:30 and at 7 p.m. After the
attiternoon service he will administer
the Lord's Supper to the members and
friends of the church.- Our street
tights seem to be giving good satisfac-
tion tinder the new management. -
Mir. Henry Truemner received as a
.present from his son Arthur a fine
large deer. which the son had shot in
tete northern woods. It is needless to
*my Henry is somewhat elated over
the gift. -Miss Emma ('allfas spent
Sunday with friends on the Goshen
Line. -Mr. Wm. Ehlers shipped re car
toad of floor on Saturday. -Mr. arid
Mee. Godfreid Nadiger, who have herr'
visiting friends at Preston and Water -
lay for some time. came home last
week. -O,1 Thursday night a number
of young people gathered at the home
or Mr. and Mrs. Xavier Meyer and
/heat the time in dancing till the small
hours of the morning. -Mr. and Mrs.
•Frank Jeremette of brand Bend visit-
ed friends in the village on Saturday.
--Mr. Sant' Hey was in the village on
Saturday evening. He left Monday to
work at Exeter. -Mr. Richard Baker
is at present conflned to his bed
ttllrougb illness. We hope soon to see
taim around again as usual -Mr. Gus
.Kluge of Washington, Micbii sn, came
no this village on Monday evening to
visit friends for a few days.
QiAT1L-Thio week we must record
*bedsatb of Mr. John Pope, who lived
on the 16th concession of Hay. 24 miles
wrest of this place. He bad been around
osseous' on Saturday, but during the
eaksbt took ill of heart failure and. npite all that medical skill could do. be
passed away before morning.He had
@reached the alloted span of ife, being
mast the three score and ten mile•etone
in fife. The funeral was conducted on
Tuesday afternoon to the Grand Bend
eCe. etery, Rev. S. C. Carriere officiate
, esg. We extend to the bereft ones the
•.wncere sympathy of the community.
The Exeter Evap-
orator will accept
no more apples this
season.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
CRSDITON.
l'CIICHASED BLACKSMITH DUSI-
NESS.-Having purcResed tete Black-
smith Mosinee* from Mr. Alonzo. Hod-
gins. I am prepared to do all kinds of
Blacksmith Work for the general pub-
lic and reepet tfully solicit the patronage
of all the uld customers of the shop and
many new one.. 1 ant sure we can give
you entire satiefac•tio11. Horse Shoeing
a lepec•lalty.-DAN MacISAAC, Crediton.
Ontario.
Ira Brown le to Dashwood for a fee
days asstet'ng Mr. Siebert in his store.
-Mini Susie Kuhn has returned home
:rant Tor,,- . . she ties been en-
g-tged ay past seaport. -
Arrartgene 'i are betrtg made for rhe
Xmas let oe . r t1 to be held el the, Evangel
Ica! churc r 0.1 C-trt3Unes Eve. Tite can-
tata. 'The Celine of Silver Bells" will
to rendered. This cantata was given 8
years ago and at gust time proved to
be the beat ever glvett in ctrl• vicinity.
The officers of t`+.• Sunday School con-
eidered 0 would stand repeating. We
are sure those who attend will not be
dieieppoteted.-John Finkbet•ter and son
Flee visited relative. in Seefotttt NVed-
reiday.-Feldle Winer of Hanover spent
a few days with hid grandparents. Sir.
and Mrs. Matthew Winer. -Mr. August
Kuhn of Stratford Sundayed at home. -
Joy. Lawson hair finished the cement
floor of the new bridge on the Exeter
Side itoad. Ile was fortunate in being
able to do the work during the fine days
Wit weeK.-Rev. Dean returned tonne
from Decile last Saturday. -H. Eilber,
Geo. E11ter. Paul Shenk and Ct.ae. Wolf
went to the fiend on Wednesday on a
duck hunt. -Iter Graham spent Sunday
with friends in Exeter. -Our bowlers
have been taking advantage of the fine
weather and quite a few i',tereating
gtrite3 have been played. -Mrs. Krein
has returned from Pigeon, Mich.,where
she has been v1s'ting friends for a law
months. She was accompanied by her
nice. Miss Effinger, who will visit here
for a few weeks. -Bert Clark's shoot-
ing match last Thursday was not large-
ly attended. Sides were chosen by F.
Kerr and W. Yearley, with the following
result -F'. Kerr 9. D. Mawhinney 7, R.
(,ttawhiniey 5, F. Smith 3, Total 24:
W. Yearley 9, H. Smith 7, W. Mawhin-
ney 4. G. Mawhinney 5, Total 25.
KIRKTON.
The people in the villages of Kirkton
and Woodham and in the neighborhood
have already ■ubscribed $251 00 toward
paying the costs and expenses of the
Township of Blanchard In connection
with the bonus by-laws to the St Mary■
& K eater\ Ontario Railway Co , on the
final passing of the by-law by the roun-
cll. The by-law is again to be voted
upon on Nov. 19th.
Concert. --Under tate. auspic•ea of Kirk
ton Agricultural Society a grand con-
cert will be given in Aberdeen Hall, in
Klrkton. on Tuesday, Nov. 23rd. The
Play entitled 'Dot, The !Liner's Daugh-
rre or 'One Glass of Wine" will be
put on under the management of Mr. W.
W. Kerr of Winchelsea. Tito •e who
have seen It have been greatly delight
eel and t :ere is a treat in stole :o: all
w ; attend. Concert commences at 9
aft ` e Adtnisstoct 35c. and 25c.
FARQUI(AR
Mr. John Tucker and family 'save :n r7-
wI to their new hone in Blintville.-Mr.
J. E. Tom. inspector of schools. visit-
ed our school last week and gave a
very satisfactory report.-Meesre. Mc -
Collie & Nolce of St. Marys have just
completed drilling a well for Fred Stew-
art. having secured an abundant supply
if water. They are now at work for Mr.
Trus. Rundle.
CENTRALIA
Invitations are out for the wedding
.t' Miss Gertrude Glavin o: Meiiilllrray.
to ltr..teustue Hennessey of Otis place,
t -Ifo event to take piece on Nov., 23rd.
Iter. W. 11. Vance of Woodham occup-
.e 1 the pulpit of the Methodist church in
Piece of the pastor who conducted re-
optning services at Cooper's church near
St. Marys. --Mins ".aura Dutt assisted
at an entertainment on the Dunganou
circuit on Monday evening. -Mrs. Spen-
n.': of St. Thomas is visiting her mother
Mrs, Anderson• -The Parsons -Davis Co.
etre doing a big business In poultry at
p.esent, shippiig large quantities from
":ere.
Nearly a Fire. -Mr. W. Moffatt's ho-
tel had a narrow escape early last week
from befog destroyed by fire. The blaze
it is understood otiginated from the oil
stove In lite barber shop and burned its
way up the Inside of the veneered wall
to the second storey window, and had
started In the teed clothing in one of the
rooms when It was noticed by a servant•
The alarm was emmidtatelt give:" and
t few pals of water were applied ;ust
in time to save the building. A minute
or two more and the tire would have
been beyond control.
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WNDON ROAD.
etre. Robt. Noss and Mfrs. Dr. Ross
wee drove up from London one day last
w.•ee have returned home. -A meeting of
tee memb• re o' the Bodgervtlle Oust Club
A.14 eeld e' the how of Mr. Henry Dou
gee test week eche': It wet decided to
r, t01 •Cllr annual shoot on Tuesday. the
▪ Offices were fleeted as follows -
Norman Je-rott fres.. and W. MrF.wert
Sec.-Treas. The shoot a• usual will
consist of live pigeons and at the; con-
clusion the usual oyster supper will be
partaken of. A !food time pity be looked
tarward to. -Elwin White. we are sorry
to 'tate. has been indisposed for sever-
al days. -Mrs. Geo. Upehall and tee of
Wincheisra visited at N. larrott's over
Sunday.
W18R AND OTHERWISE
Idleness 1st he master key to poverty.
Even a deaf man never overlooks an
invitation to take sonaettting.
When a man begins to blow lois mon-
ey a (01 of people get wind of 1t.
The secret of success Iles in doing
well what you can do and cutting out
what you can't do.
HAY.
Death of Mfr. Dizieti .-On Sunday last
tee death of William Warren Dignan,
aged 7,1 years, occurred at his home,
con. 6. The deceased has been a tong
and patient sufferer. Four years ago
toe was strlckea down with paralysis
from welch Its only partly recovered.
In February last he Buffered another
stroke which rendered hire speechless
and from that time to his demise has
been in a very feeble state of health.
The late Mr. Dignan was highly esteem-
ed for his many good qualities as a
friend and rtelgttbor. Ile ai:d i,is wife
steered the hardships of the pioneers
and his palming removes another of the
men. who many, main' years ago. with
strong hands and stout heart entered
the forest to stake a home for hitneelf.
The funeral took place to the Yansville
cemetery on Tuesday. Besides his ,tor -
rowing partner in life he leaves a grown
up family of four sons and five( daugh-
ters. four of whom are In the West
and the rest st01 reside in this town-
ship
THE HURON INDIANS
Those who fancy that the Huron Ind-
ian has di.-tpptarcd front this locality
are greatly ,nisttke,n, for this Is what
the writer received not long ago. -
'On the '28th day of the Moon, loth
!eolith. a grand pow -wow of Huron
Indians will be held in the wlgwant of
that mighty hunter, Chief Wait -for -Snow
when other great chiefs, such as Ram-
iro -the -Fare, (irong-Pipe, Spotted Tail,
Hunt -the -Moose, Catch -the -Pike and sev-
eral others will smoke the pipe of peace
and speak of great days gone by, when
thousands of their tribe assembled on
the banks of the .lux Sauble to trade
with the white poen. By order o1 Chief
Walt -for -Snow you will be allowed to
attend. Consider this a great honor to
white Wan." -Scribe Look -tor -Sun."
After such an invite I could not well
refuse, so arming myself with a long
and strong pipe, .tnd donning some buck
skins, and putting un mocasains, and
taking some firewater in case of weari-
ness and cold, 1 set off, and Chicle Spot
ted -Tail and Strong -Pipe came with the.
The wigwam was pitched to one of the
most picturesque spots on the old
Sauble River. six mile from Port Frank
and Grand 13eud. When 1 reached the
wigwam 1 was received with great honor
One chief offered me pemmican. another
salt fish, auuteer dried muskrat, err. I
then entered the wigwam and having die
permed tobacco, we had a few puffs. and
teen my address carne. 1 will cut it
Ignore- 'Mighty Chief of Muton in -
diene, at your commend i, a solitary
welt° man have dared to enter your
vancturn s-,m"orium. 1 trust the great
Spirit has grantel you luck in (att-roles
:l•enterl3 tp:ke) and shooting the wily
''flab-e (rabbit). etc.. etc." The ch;e:
tee i expressed his desi-e to stake me
a chief, and I was accordingly installed
and named Cole: 84i'i-t to -Mink. Great
was the talk and It lasted until the ittoon
wtl in its full glory. Then a seerce
wan ,rade for 'White Dog" so we
could cook hire and have grand feast.
but he had disappeared: however some
Indian had discovered a peculiar food
celled 'Limb of the Burgher". This
mixed with dry corn and washed down
with Lagareen. a decoction front wild
re's, was great.
The next day a great hunt was order-
ed and awful was the slaughter of the
wabishaa and ecartlnka (the black
s luirrel). I distinguished myself by
shooting off the tall of one wabtsha and
nearing an owl. The latter was a great
feat and showed i had good tunes.
Ctlef Spotted Tail was in great feather
as tie killed one siska (chlpmonk) Chief
Strong Pipe searched in vain for basKa-
reen (wild duck) but only found them
several miles on Lake Huron, where the
canoe could not reach on account of
rough water. No squaws, young or old.
were precut'''. so we had one big• 'Injun
me time". At night we were enlivened
several dances given by various chiefs
and the tom -totes were beaten in great
shape.
Nett morning my time having been
used up, attended by Spotted Tail, rod
Strong Pipe to act as guides,
adieu. leaving only Walt -for -Snow and
Rain -in -race to guard the wigwam int"1
rougher weather drove in the wild ducks.
Sed was the parting, but Spotted Tail
l:ke.1 the wigwam so well he wilt rewrn
until snowfall. ,
Now, Mr. Editor, guess who we arr.
Chief Skin-the-Mietk.
N11 -O -N A
Relieves Stomach Miser: Alntoet
mediately.
AN INSPIRING PICIfURE.
Tee beautiful picture, "Tne Soul's
Awakening," 'row being distributed
amongst subscribers to the "F'ant11Y
Herald and Meekly Star." of Montreal.
wits the admiration of all who ire- 0.
it 1s so vastly superior and dlffeiei t
to the ordinary preniiunt picture, that
one wondete how the publishers of that
great weekly paper can afford to give
it free with a year's subscription.
"The Soul's' .\waiteuing" is 19 by 2%
inches, all ready for framing arid fit tae
occupy a plate on the walls of any
hcnte in the Dominion. ."try home pos-
sessing a copy will be much the better
of 0. A dollar sent now for a year's
subscription to the " Family Herald
acid Weekly Star." of Montreal, will
bring you a cop) of tee picture free.
Do not watt until the crowd ahead of
you la too big. Ti.ore is an enormous
demand, and delay may mean inlesittg
this great treat.
f -.
IIURONDALE
Harry Itot tort sold a pair of sit -
month old colts to a gentleman in for-
est. for whit'" he realized $25(1. Tires
were hougr,t (oi btcedieg purposes and
were shipped this week. They are a
fine pair. one taking first at Exeter
Fair.
4
Particular
women sell the Sou-
venir Russ "Tins best
*wilds/ &marstes is (',awn.-•
Nssdsssw is appw.a••. away
best Sloss sat/ balln is traders. The
3..vesie is all "has, sal its sassy •:-
slash, f.MrN slits k is • Wass by
hull. Ow kis book gives .saga
tests yogi ought t. balm. A soft
carol will brim/ it.
GURNEY. TILDEN & CO. Led
H•ailtsa Moskva,
wi•.ise/ Calgary
Vassoaver
15D1
For Salt by W. J. IltEAMAN, EXETER
LONDON. ONTARIO
Business & Shorthand
su$JncTs
Resident and Mail Courses
Cassini... nue
;. W. West.rvett. J. W. Wermnrek, Jr.. C.A.,
Prieeip.l. Vice-Priseipsl.
Has the reputation of toeing the heat practical
training school In Canada. Thorough coitses
have produced results. business men say our
graduates are the test and they apply to to for
office help. Our graduates sumeed ae none other
Three departments
Commercial, Shorthand & Telegraphy
Enter at once. Write no:o for our free cats
logue.
D. A. McLAOHLAN
Principal.
IN GIVING
Kindness
Magnifies
Small Gifts
A Dainty Christmas Postal, though
inexpensive, can carry much joy to
some friend who does not expect it.
We have
Christmas Cards & Booklets
at from 2 for 6c to 10c.
EL IIWET, N.L
lm- Chemist and Optscian ISZETER
Phone 50
sr Bee Fancy Xmas Bones of Writing
Paper in Window.
If tare food you ate at your last .„meal
did not .algesi, but laid for a long tante
like lead on your stomach, then you
have Indigestion and quick action should
be taken. •
Of course there ale many other syrup -
terns of indigestion. such as belching
up of 'our food, heartburn. dizziness.
,etortness of breath and foul breatl..
and If you hive any of thcm•cybur e'Onc-
ac:e to out of order and 'Mould be cor-
rected.
MI O• t,i t giblet s have eured thousands
if cases of I•idigeatioe and stomach
troutte. It you heave any stomach dis-
tress. M1 -o -iia will relieve instantly.
But Mi -o -:a unlike lutist so-called dys-
p •csi % remedies, does more than relieve .
t permanently cures dypepsia or any
stomach trouble by putting energy and
WHALEN .trctigth Info tae walls of the stonier*
weer, the gastric juices are produced.
K large box of Mi•o-tta tablets eosin
et' and airs. .I V. %tiliere. were vIa•aa���t ,, 51) cents at W. 3• P'ule's and are
a at Moue( Pleasant 8. 8. tact So. ba k
t t en behalf of the 8. 8. almociitio t
• c Sunday tI . Urquhart ani Stin-
e at Klrkton wilt visit this 601001. -
▪ convention In coneerllon wit`" the
e ."Wipe tied lllanshatd S. 8. associa•
will 5' held here on Thursday next
h 25. Afternoon and evening eres-
a ..-Our W. M. Society- went teGran
.sat Tr ut.day and tu)K the meet-
, ; tesldee visiting with the tuxtiiary
• t at piece. -Large quantities aptlea
.r riser tweed int t ols vicinity 01
Latin and 8t. Marys buyers. -Mr. John
l�.,ny well known to many ar,uod
re 1s(' . idt week for l?' 4;21'A ' 0 .t/
will ala ,,J I•.r whiter.
quirenteed to care or stoney t' •
When others fail M1-o-na cures. 1t Is
a producer of flesh ween the body is
thin 1' deaf s's th' CO notch and towels
purities the blood and makes rich red
!Wood.
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CURES CATARRH, ASTHMA,
Bronchitis, Croup, Coughs and Cold% or
mossy back. Ssld and guaranteed by
NEW
eusion Store
Having purchased the Provision busi-
ness of Mr. /oho End', and moved the
stock to the premises opposite the tel -
phone office 1 ani prepared to accept
your orders In tee line of General Pro-
visions.
FLOUR. FEED, STOCK FOOD
SEEDS. GRAINS. RTC. ETC.
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
MAO Olyllcie TORONTO IISTAIL I*SI D 111117
IP. E. vvALKXR, ere i intI Paid-up Capital, $10,0001
ALEXANDRA LAIRD, General >raaasst Reserve Fund, - 6.000,
TRAVELLERS' CHEQUES
The new Travellers' Cheques recently issued by this Bank are a molt convenient
way in which to carry money when travelling. They are issued in denominations of
$10, $20, $50, $100 and $200
and the exact amount payable in Austria, Belgium, Denmark, France,
Germany, Great Britain, Holland, Italy, Norway, Russia, Swedes
and Switzerland is stated on the face of each cheque, while in other countries
they are payable at current rates.
The cheques and all information regarding them may be obtained at every oaks
of the Bank- uta
ei
Exeter Branch -G. W. Harrison, Manager. Branch also at Orediton
The very best grade/ of t:ma' .eweys
on land
Geode delivered to any part of '•.e town
We levlte your patronage ar.l at.: i' a
call from You
OPPOSITE TF•LYa'llt)NF, t)t'I
WM. RIVERS
$962
Thoroughness the Corner Stone
One year ago, Mr. (leo.
Wakeman was earning
about =100 per year as
farm laborer. Now he is
earning at the rate of $9622
per year.
Six months' trading at our Busi-
ness College made the diiferenta.
Was It a good investment' He
thinks so. His address is New Or
goode, Seek.
Four Course*:
PREPARATORY
COMMERCIAL
STENOGRAPHY
TELEORAPEY
inter soy time. Individual In
ruction.
Write for particulars
Clinton Business College
0E0. $POTION, PRINCIPAL
High -Grade
PIANOS
are always a pleasure
to their owners
We have sold and are selling a great
many high-class pianos -and always
at reasonable prices.
Our Numerous Satisfied
Customers is the strongest
guarantee of the truth of the
above assertion.
Our pianos today are the beet that
tbe piano -makers produce and our
prices and terms are what you will
appreciate.
Do not be too quick to believe per-
sona who tell you different from the
above for tbe purpose of selling you
cheap and, in some cases, trashy goods
at big prices.
Oa11 and see us and be convinced
that what we say we live up to.
8. MARTIN &SON
Exeter's Leading Musical Emporium.
They are noted for the quality of Owl, goods
Wedding Gifts
Let your Wedding Gift be admired. 48 it carries your heart-
iest wishes for borne joys. it nem not he expensive to he in good
taste. Our qualities are the best and prices the lowest.
Cut Glass
Our Cut Glass is of
the flnestcuttingand
perfect white crystal
Silver
Our Silver Dept. is
is brim full of nice
goods,daintydesigns
A. Marchand
Jeweler and Optician --- Exeter, Ontario
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The Molsons Bank
Incorporated 1855
Capital (paid up) - $3,500,000
Rent Fund - - - $3,500,000
Has 85 Branches in Canada, and Agents and Correspondents in all the
Principal Mire in the World.
A SEPURAL RA/1E1M 1118151189 TRAi18ACTate.
SAVINCS BANK DEPARTMENT
at all Branches. interest allowed at highest current tate.
▪ EXETER BRANCH -
Agent. at Exeter for the Dominion Government.
DIciteoer & CARLING, Solicitors.
•
N. D. HURDON, Manager,
Purchased Blacksmith Business
Having purchased the blacksmith property
and business of MR. A. E. PYM, near the Town
Hall. I am prepared to do all kinds of Black-
smith Work for the General Public. and respect-
fully solicit the patronage of all the Old Cus-
tomers of the Shop, and many New Ones. I
believe we can give yon entire satisfaction.
Yours,
David Russell
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