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The Exeter Times
Exeter, Ontario.
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TUE EXETER TIMES I"T'G CO.
Limited.
A Prized Cough Cure
..,., not been without a bottle of
C'a tafoote Expectorant in the house for
•. r Mut, years. At that time I procur-
al it for a bad cold 1 bad. It worked
such wonders then that it has been a
household remedy ever since, and we
will have no other for coughs and colds
--it is so pleasant to take, and all of
my childreu look for it as soon as they
get a cold at all. Nearly all of them
Wive been subject to croup, and that's
when I find CokUfooto Expectorant use-
ful. You aro wekc(,ule to us(' this testi-
monial as you wish:"
AIRS. LEWIS Ni dI.
Free Sample of Coklfoote Expectorant
will lir D.'nt to ant person sending their
mune and address and naming this
paper. ft has established a wonderful
meord its a sueeessful cure for coughs,
cells, sore throat , group, whooping
cough, bronchitis and all irritated con-
ditions of the throat and chest. It is
the prescription of a great specialist in
medicine. At all good druggists, 23c.
Dr. T. A. Slocum, Limited, Toronto.
Send for Free Sample To -day.
Which Is Right?
"The Dominion douse of Commons
worked some overtime last week, one
continual sittings being from 8 p. nn•
on Thursday to 12 p. m. .Saturday.
The o }
sition
is anxious 19
to probe in
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to certain affairs antheMariae Dept.
but the Government refused to bring
down the papers and in consequence
the long drawn out battle ensued, en-
ded only by the approach of Sabbath"
Exeter Advocate.
or
"So tar as we can gather from the
sleepy reports which the papers have red up thn authorities In all par
struggle which went on at Ottawa I
been able to give us of the *terrible , of the country to make provision for
extra exits [rwn buildings in rase of
during the last three days of last week i fire, 'friss smatter should not be
it was a fight far more readiness to overlooked +by our own town ofticials
bring down informatiop. Now an op- I steps should tx taken nt orae to
position is certainly justified in de- I andave buildings where t large munchers
mantling the fullest information. But 1 havecongregale, pal in shape that in case
the Minister who was behind with his I of fire (hero will be no danger of
'information' explained that his de- disaster. e e understand the James
pertinent was getting it ready as rap- Street (Church officials have for some-
time as it could, and that he would time 'amen thinking of making en-
v,.,
Thamt,y Road
The ladies of the Thames (toad
Presbyterian church are (Irran;ing
for It grand oyster suptaer to take
place about March 10th. The sup-
per will be followed by, an excellent
program. ('reparations are bean_
Stade to make this the event of t
season.
CATAR It II IN TIf F, IIEAI).
Catarrh is an inflammation of the
mucous membranes, and may affect
the 'head, throat, stomach, bowels, or
bladder. But catarrh of the bead is
tate ptost common, often coming on
so gradually that it has a firm hold
before the naturo of the trouble is
suspected. Catarrh is caused by. ;t
cold, or successions o'f colds, combin-
ed with impure blood. its local syn•
(.toms are fullness and heat in the
forehead, klrync4as its the nolo on 1
back part of the throat, and a disa-
greeable. discharge frons the nouta.
\\'teen 'the disease hams a firua hold
and becomes chronic, it is very dui-
zerous, being Iiabltt to develop 11,10
consumption. The eyes becomes in-
flamed and rel, there is a throbbing
in 'the temples, ringing noises in th'
ears, headache, capricious appetils.
and sometimes loss of senses of
smell or hearing. Ifood'e Sarsapar-
illa is the remedy for this ever le -
creasing malady. It attacks at once
the source of the diseatskby purify-
ing and enriching the blood, which as
it reaches Ma delicate passages of
the mucous membrane, soothes rind
rebuilds the tissues, giving them it
tendency to health instead of dis •
ease, and ultimately. curing the nf-
fection. At the sama time llood'h
Sarsaparilla builds up .the whole sys-
tem and make* one foal as if made
anew.
fecting the election result.
4--1Iand bills, etc., printed during
election roust. bear (he mina of the
printers.
5 -Aliens are forbidden to Pako
any part in elections.
t _I'enalty is provided for the
tearing •down of publicproclamations. c
7 -Nomination papers
the nominee's addrass.
8 -Tho ,bribery clauses of the! oath
for voters is to be made clearer.
If -A special numbered ballot is to
be allowed to voters whose names
:.re omitted from the list, (but who
will take the oath that hey are
atm 1ifie
d,
10 -Where the federal sub -divisions
are not identical with t ho provincial
authority is given for the transfre
of names from one classification to
the other.
11 -No ballot shall be spoiled by
any Mark placed on it by the •deputy
returning officer.
12 -The penalty of disfranchise.
went and dislualificat,Ot1 for leder-
at office for eight years is added to
s' bribe -
givers
ribe-
the present penalties against b i
-talc
rs.
. •: bribe
-takers.
b
giver_ an
13 -Improvement i3 made compul-
sory in all cases of tampering with
ballots.
The disaster at Colling.vood, Ohio,
last week in which 104 school chil-
dren were burned to death, has stir -
soon lay it on the table. He did not
refuse to give the Information; be
promised to give it. The result was
that the Opposition kept parliament
sitting at great cost to the country
through three weary and empty days
while they protested againt a Minis-
ter who could not turn out informa-
tion faster than his clerks could work.
Obstruction is the heaviest piece of
siege artillery available to an Opposi-
tion, It is, moreover, a gun which
Can very easily blow itself to pieces.
At \Vestrninster it has blown itself to
pieces and that is a free parliament.
At Washington the very pieces have
been blown out of sight, and the min-
ority lies helpless at the feet of the
majority. The Opposition should
think of this before it out its
rune
hundred -ton cannon to brush away a
Hy. If the Minister positilely refused
information, then the situation .would
be changed. If the information when
it comes down, reveals seandelous
wastefulness or worse, then we shall
expect the Opposition to snake the
most of it. Hid it will only weaken its
power to attract public attention to
great wrongs if it insists upon flagging
ttie fastexpress of Parliament every
time it m ants to ask a instil clerk 't by
a letter has been delayed". -Montreal
Star (Conservative's
trances at the rear of the church
such cmergerwies and it would% Ira a
good idea if the school board would
look over the school building -,to see
if additional exits could not be put
in. The expense attached to such re-
pairs would not amount to a great
deal rind would mean the saving of
many lives should a fire occur dur-
ing school hours. •
Croup positively checked in 20 min-
utes. Dr. Shoop's 20 minute croup
remedy acts like tuagiC. No vomit-
it-
ing, nothing harsh. A simple,
pleasant,
depen1dab le croup
•
up ,syrup,
plea
U. S. SUBSCRIBERS.
a . • a 0
ilou. A.i). Ay sworth'L bill amend•
ing the Dominion Election Act was
the feature of Mouday's sittit,g in
the horse of Commons. In 1 he, min-
igt• r of justice's bill thirteen arnend-
pa •its of importance are 5ug; ea ted.
The clauses in Out resew Lilt are as
follows. -
1 -Contributions to election ex•
penscs paust L • snide through the
candidate's hl':1'''411}• •'gent. who
must utak • t Le • • tri • public.
2-11eaty p.ee.ities ars provided
for cont Abut lot.- tri el' et lett funds
on the 1'Irt of "rport (10ns.
:i-Circii1 11 sou • t false statements
r'g'ardina the '• or character
of a candidal • t enalized if shooti
to be circular' .1 .tit n ,view to 51 -
Ask Your'
awn Doctor
if he tells you to take Ayer's
Cherry Pectora•1 for your
severe cough or bronchial,
trouble, then take it. If he ha
anything better, then take that.
We have great confidence in
U
will0
this medicine. So y
when you once know it.
The beat kind of a testimonial
Sold for over sixty quire."
Foes
May tri a, C. Ayes Co.. Iowan. Masa-
Alfa raampaA•ter•ra et
i SARSAPARILLA.
gersNAIR MOO
A• days Se a awes • Ws robin:,
W Al►sst•I•a et .n est msatetaaa-
•t
with on• of
MR on•.
Will please note that we
have to pay one cent postage
on each paper going to the
United States. This means
that your subscribtion must
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piring remit $1.50 for another
year so that you will not
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STEPHEN COUNCIL.
The Council of the township of
Stephen convened in the 'Towns 11x11
Creation, on )tonday, the 2nd of
\1:arch 190e. All 1101111 •rs were
present with the exception of Mr
hick".
The minutes of the prcvioue il':et•
ing were read and adopted.
I:etlermaltt-Sanders -- "That the
Auditor's Report bsreceived M a
they be paid lheir
to $1t•00 each:' -Carried.
Yearley --Sanders - "That the ac•
scuta of the Exeter Advocate POW -
ine Co. be paid." -Carried.
Thnt the
••:Marg -Yearley'
ion s li i Engiuttier
Pain can bo quickly stopped. A
2 cent box of Dr. Shoop's headache
tablets will kill any pain, ciserywhero
in 20 minutes! Resides they are
thoroughly' safe. Painful perio:is
with women, neuralgia. etc„ quickly
cease after on.1 tablet.'(:. 8. Howey
S. S. NO. 2, 6TEPIIEN.
The 'following is the report for 6.
S. No. 2, Stephen for t L.• ntoutltr of
February. Names are in order of
merit. Sr. IV. -Lillian !Feist, Philo-
\" - Lilian
a Coughlin. Jr.
I 1
men g t
1E 'and
' a i -L at England
' 1 Eli Sm I 1
6t. bis, t ► _. I - 6
Melvian sEngland, Johnny Coughlin
Gertic King, Viola Cornish, Irving
-Stahls, Andrew Flanagan. II. -
Myrtle Sims, Cornelius Coughlin,
Berber( -Platten, Cecil Jonas, Lizzie
Sims. Sr. Pt. II. -George Carter, Syl"
via Jones. Jr. Pt. II. -Charlie Brake
Cora Stahl?. Jr. Pt. I. -Merle Law-
son. Helen Coughlin.
Hattie Chapman, Teacher.
-Tickling or dry. -coughs will
quickly loosen when drain; pr.
Shoop's Cough Cure. And is so thor-
oughly -harmless, that Dr. Shoop tells
mothers' to use nothing else, even for
very young babies. The wholesome
green leaves and tender stems of a
lung healing mountainous herb give
the curative properties to Dr. Shoop's
Cough Cure. It calms the cough, and
heals the sensitive bronchial mem-
branes. No opium. no chloroform,
nothing 'harsh used to injure or sup-
press. Demand Dr. Shoop's. Take no
ofhcd. .-11'. S. llowey.
Grand Bend
The snow has about •til di,,; i ,t:•
ed snaking it look mord, like spritt_c.
Quite n number around here hay,
been laid up with the. mumps, but
most of them tare now on t he nvay to
r ico.ve ry
Miss Polly 'bbilson who has been
with 'her sister 'Mrs. \Ven. Patterson,
for the winter returned o her home
at St. '111011016 old Wedtic•(1day.
'Mr. C. 11. \\'ilson and wife and Sol.
l'ollock and wife visited at the bona)
Of Mr. '('hoards Mollard on Friday.
W. iI. Olid --r accompanied Station
and •Jlitchell to Lucan on Wednesday.
Alex Wilson preached a vary nc•
ceptable sermon in 11n' Methodist
church 'here on Sunday (light.
Ezra tfrettn •r of Shipka, visited
his parent,. 1e re at Sunday.
'Mr. .loll111.-, 1utp01ia1 Lite agent of
Iasi.
It" .1. • call on the '10 n 1 1
1'' • 'Corer this completion of th.
M I. Ilan Award on the fiout1, Home
('once(+lout. as SO0)1 as the
1 p •r nits." -Carried. s
is 11•rm:,nn-Sanders --"Thal tho bus
r-dohn star•
Ma
fc
1.
n,
2 . '••,ncesslon, h . . •t,cn ili.
owned by 11(11N•rt Col -
lo I Onesiulu" i)isj,rdine h'
1 r until the April meeting•"
• 11(1 ting oil -re were paid.-
('' . lea it. ,alatv' es 111tliter R8,IU1
London. aisited this section
week and scent -sit a number of poli•
cies. You can't make ti mistake by
insuring; ;u the Imp ‘rail.
Mrs. .t. \\': I10l1 is around again
after ih^r recent ilh►eas.
Mr. John Huffman and George
ICellerntann of Dashwood were vis•
itors in our village on !Friday on
itt the near future son place in 1 his
Jelin Young 1g :at preset busy
putting up his stock of lee fur text
summer. Any 0111 1 ince does ,lobi►:
It has In 'it rumor• 11 :Omni that a
five ern, Auger party is to be lista
lit Ih enear future some {'lace in this
neighborhood.
A ure storm near of band. 83 the
frogs Vivre heard on Sunday J►ight.
13);iyfi_'Id
('io•, I.,: • for Last Week).
M^sats. llil', Bro=.. of Mitchell. the
y with e ':.n„ of men Luild.11,
n •w iron br1.Ij:• hero nt prea•
, . •'4 O: t h • Erl_lneer r int.
ince ' tin rt
c
•.' enforce main
ten to n Miss Lizzie Perninon. of Toronto.
' 1 I l the n'tl meting of
CSTORI
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k'egafabltPraprationforAs-
$tlnilatiligtigropdalutlle uta-
tidg the,S lomarhs and Bowels of
!NI -ANIS ( It1LI)Itrtf-s
PotnotcsDigestion.C)eer
mopen
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Mineral.
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A parted Remedy for Constipn-
flon. Sour Stom th,Dlarrtwea.
Worms ,Convulsions,Feveri s1l-
nes$ and Loss OF SLEEP
Tac Simile ,signature of
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MEAD OFFICE MONTREAL.
2 CAPITAL PAID UP •••• •••• 53.000'000.00
• RESERVE FUND •-• •• • •-• $3.000.000.00
Assets Over $33000,000.o0
General Banking Business Transacted.
2 Savings Bank Department
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DI{. A. It. KINSMAN, L. D. S., D.
1). 5., honor gradt:ate of Torout0
University.
Dental Surgeon
Office over (iladtuau & 5taubury'a
Main street-Eaeareg.
DI{, 0. F. HOULSTON, L. 1). 13.
D. D. S., Dentist. Member of
R. C. D. S., of Ontario and Honor
Graduate of Toronto University.
OFFICE: -Over Dickson & Carling's
Law Offices in Dr. Anderson's former
dental parlors.
MEDIO&L
T W. BROWNING, M. D., Id. 0
cr • P. H•, Graduate Victoria Un
varsity. office and residenence. Dominion
Laboratory, Exeter.
Associate f
Coroner o Huron.
A Six octave 1L,IPfVls, Tno»>as Sc Nutit�r
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Tat ClNTAUM COMPANY, 147W YOaa CI:Y.
Miss Jlary Porterfield. of Bclgrave
is visiting her sister 'Mrs. Jamea Fer-
guson herr at present.
Al r. 'Frank Regan returned from
a visit 'with friends :'.t llibbert.
Dr. .Smith our Reeve. attended a
meeting of rho County Council at
6e:ifortlt East week.
Miss Scott. of Blyth, is a guest of
airs. Ed. 'Reid at present.
'Mr. harry Armstrong, of Clinton,
spent Sunday in town.
Grippe Sias given. the most of our
citizens a day or two off, the past
month.
'Airs. hallo: a cf the Albion Ifotel,
who has le• n sick with pneumonia is
now reeovet
•..,',t err' a who iris rc Ietll most of the 'tinter til
• ',tied l Il tt iii the ute:ul.• 1
Ira : :Illi 1
• ('1 al: tresis 11)) Euigus 0r her li011te 1, 1 •. returned to• the city
evoke]. of his necount as on Wednesday where Sib is tetgaa^:I
• 1•.ot vie 1. 1 ns test maker in n tailor shop.
,:It -Yearley - "That 1h•�
..i clo..iee t.:•• raid m1 the ''
.
Good Name at Home
"ie a tower of strength n:.road"-and the
excellent reputation of C. I. hood Co. and
their remedies in the city ..t Lowell, where
they are best known, Inspires confidence
the world over. not only in the medicines
(nailer ceilzer salary as' nu11itor. )?RI but in anything their proprietors say
,\ )toe:, e Print ail Co.. print ilia :Ind ll about them. -if Made by Mood It's (loofa"
hooks. airoa,a2, C, Wolfe and otlt -r4 "I believe Hood's Sarsaparilla the best a1l-
RlaOvr (ling 'now 1 $.:10 : Mud Creek round family made -Ina known today•" Mee.
neh'nt are (rp's. portion of M. C. I). (1. 1). FAai.ar, 662 Wilder Si. Lowell, Mass.
$138,30, .\W, \\'nikcr. rep. culvert and "1 recommend Hood's Sarsaparilla Pe any
plank 12.00. Jai, Hraman roe. cul one.- Joie it. Duerr. 14 Auburn Breast,
Cert 1(I cents. J. Wilhelm and otheti Lowell. Mese
opertine Crediton road Seale. 11. 1' ••1 am a strong and healthy woman today.
Cellar vitiate hall and ,Pas fixtur •st from taking floo.1's Sarsaparilla. whish 1
21. IL F. Edger. rare•takin,z tat, keep in the house for all the family." Mas.
I.; up, .1 years. $0.00. FA1rN1[1tAL('R.10ll.evcrett t.,l.a.wcll.Maes.
t Council adjourn al to Wet
n in the 1.°"*" Mali. Cr' '1400'011 "1 tnnsbber finers Sarsaparilla the hest
t`.l•, t 1v. the felt of Apral 190A ni 1' �xtmSr 113 ih.l.rnylSi. 1,owr11.1M.
1'. 'i. at tahich meeting the p.iihma' Hood's sarsaparilla is sold everywhere.
1 -. Ib11nd Reet,!!fe and Ft'.nee-riots-i 100 Doses One Dollar. Prepared on17 by
rr= r. ill b•appointed,
11. EILBEIt. 1'p-C1-rk, �',,. C. I, food Co, Lowell, Maas., U. S. A.
Mr. Kenny Moorhouse, of the \Vel. -
tern Motel, spent the pas(tf week- at
his borne hero and return'ad, to Lon-
don. on Monday.
rorie 'Ross returned to. Niag-
ara after ri visit with -his pareltts
her,•.
lfir. i\Vm. Ferguson was it visitor
at Seaforth last week.
Mr. .Win. Jowett has purchased the
property known as the 'River Ifotel
and is busy fixing it up.
The Orangemen are holding a
Scotch concert on March 11th. and it
promises to b' something up-to-date.
Mr. Wit. Sturgeon returned to
Hamilton after a visit with his par-
ents (here.
25c to Sure Your Cough
)toles Prelim .r i•.n of Friar's Cough Balsam
conies in such it big bottle -and the prescription
from which it is made is such an excellent one
-that one bottle cures most coughs.
Bole's Preparation of
Friar's Cough Balsam
costs only 250 a battle. Your dealer has it or can easily get it for you.
Sec that he .lo: s. It is 1tOI,1('S PREPARATION you watt -the cough
cure that cares coughs, 37
NATIONAL 011U0 si CHEMICAL CO. Or CANADA LIMITED, LONDON,
mosSIMIIIMMINPIMK
-FOR SALE -New ttto story
house in Exeter, well located.
sa :ble. Apply to (Badman &
Lary.
Auction Sale
brick Last 'afontlay was the 42nd miniver•
Good j s:Iry of the departure of the Coder.
Stan- ich volunteers for Sarnia to tuell a
Fenian invasion which was daily ex-
pected at that /cant.
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1'AItJ[ S'COCK ANI) 1J11'LE\IENTS.
Thed undersign -4 auctioneer •ltas
been instructed to eel! by public
anet ion
-Ott -
tArr 17. CONCESSION :t
H Int 1' ill( C
STEPHEN
Huron County Spring
Stock Show
Clinton, April 2, 11908
-on-
hltlU.\Y INIARCl1 131lh.. 1.'1(18,
At one o'clock sharp t n • folloe iiia
property.
1101(51(8
I
mare vicine 5 ytnrs old in foal
I (heavy draught mare rising 5 years
aft
,foal, 1 mare ti years old, 1 colt
by 'Milo.
CAT'f 1.1':
I cow due to calve itt March 29th.
1 row Clue to calve in April, V cow
clue to calve in Ally, I cote milking
due to calve on Brpteneber lad., 2
steers 3 years old. si steers rising, :1
years old. 1 steer 2 years old►, 2
steers rising "2 yeas' old, 1 heifer
riain,1 1 year old. 1 1liorou,4hbred
Durham bull ell!' 10 inmate.. old.
1 l(!1GS
1 sort litter nt side. 4 ho;s reedy
1 for market• 5 store howl, nbont: 110
l
hang, :1 lurks • la. -Ila rind ntto 'lona
hood young stock.
IM1'l,EMEN'ra
1 Deering hind •r, 1 mower, 1 Lay -
take sad drill, cultitator dissharrot•:
roller, dot diamond harrows; 2 luta-,
her ttagorts, 1 hay s:oek and beet
rack combined. 1 e nt plow, 2 plows
sugar beet litter, mitt 'le bort, root
wittier. car sling ropy: :and pulleys
complete, ladder 30 1-''-?, ladder 115
11 long, do,: wheel. tyhael barrow,
Chatham incuha1or and brooder, bug-
gy. cutlets. tamale; mill. (.000 poiind�
scale, rseufflei, national erealll s•-plr-
otor. 2 s -I5 double h•trt ••s. 3 s -t.
single harness. sti 'tr kettl about 12
tons of geed hay. to lie sold for cash
.ease mann:old•. cedar posts.. n num-
ber call
her of gond anchor posts. 131'41.
grater nearly 11•tt. Lal -loom -shalt
nearly new. (111l,1. bureau. bedstead
some kitchen chair., 2 Milk cafta to
,•i: pails and spiles, forks' altov"l-
rnving hoes and numerous oth,'r er-
ticles to 1t,1 sold without reserve.
TE)1MS-Ail sums of R5 and uti't• r
cash : liter that ernotnit 12 months
rredii at ill be given on furnishin;
approved joint lades or a di'count
of 5 per cent. off for cash on credit
etnouns
Thos. Brown, Auct., .1. T. Hapless...
Profit actor.
r'.
Fre('. . tlrnistaion
:Sinn 111 Prizes.
HORSES
C1} dcs'lales
Stallion 3 yeas and oder
2 years and tinder
Shirrs
Stallion 3 years neer
Stallion 2 yrs and muter
Pemnerot'
Nest l'ereheron stallion
Hackney
Stallion A years and over
Stallion 2 yrs and tinder
(Late Department et Public )corks, Canada.)
consulting Engineer for Municipaoral County
Work, Electric railroads, Sewerage and watrrwori m
Casedil_on
' Ststemwharves,Bridgesand ItePianophone 230 n Untarl0
Organ
HONEY TO LOAN
Wo have unlimited private funds for invest
eub upon farm or village rroperty at 1owee
draw of Interest.
DICKSON & CARLIN()
Exeter
DICKSON & CARLING,
First Class Condition
for
50,00
S. MdrtIn_& SOR
WESTERN
CANADA
1st 2nd and
10 ti :t
O 4 2
Heavy Draughts.
Brood mare n•„•tertsl :t years and over
Brood mare rct(isteyed rising 3 } ears
Itron.l mare registered riving 2 years
t:.•Iding3years amt ottr
fielding rising 2 } eat 4
Tram in harness
Family of three colts of Val;
Agricultural
Team in harness, 1st pri1P 1,11114 .tor v..loe
APi donated tn- Th,e Murphy agent for
IMcr: I ► t Co.
ru Mfg
Wood maty 3 yeah and oder 1st prize sii-
ter cup tline 512donated !n 4101.on Ilk
Fiji, or gelding rising :1 years
Il;l ,-1 0/117114 riving 2 rears
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Path in the head -pain anywhere, has its ansa
Pain Isconxestion. pain H blood pressure -noshing
SIM visually. .tt t-ast, so sax a Dr. Shoop. and N
prove at 1).1 has created a little pink tablet. Thal
blet-rall-'4 Dr. Shoop's Hada( ho Tablet
eoases blood pressure away from pain centers
Its effect iseharming. `letuunsly delightful. Gently,
though safely. it surely equalizes rho blood cireu
11410.
If you have a headarhe, it's blood pressure.
11 it's pan,(td periwig with women, soma caul4
11}nu aro sleepless. restless. nanous. lis Mood
nano sem-tilt-wet pressure. That surely 1s •
certainty, for Dr. Shoot's Ilradac ho Tablets stop
1t 114 1) minutes. add the tablets simply distribute
the unnatural blood prt'ssure.
Rrule.•our anger, went doesn't it Ret r. A, and
'well, and pain you? 01 course it does. It's con.
ration. blood ,ressure. ' -u. II find It where pain
1I -always its simply Common sense.
W sell at 25 ants, and cheerfully recension
Dr. Shoop's
Headache
Tablets
W. S. HOWEY.
IF YOU THINK OF MARINO
A [TOME IN THE WEST
YOU SHOULD HAVE THESE
Free Books
"SETTLERS' GUIDE"
"WESTERN CANADA"
"TOURIST SLEEPING CARS"
TIME TABLES
Just the practical
information
you need
Apply to nearest C.P.R.
Agent, or to
C. B. FOSTER
District Pass. Agent.
TORONTO
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
MIIWAY
General 1'uritos :
Taut In harness itoo Ib• and under
ltoatlsters
stallion 15hands and over
Stallion tinder 151 hands
Carriage horse in harness rgnipm(ut con
aide -red
Roadster horse in Larne..
Carriage team in harness
Roadster team in harness
Saddle hose
Jumping over hurdles
Cattle
Short Horne
Bull :t yenrs anti over
Bull 2 Teats and under
Hull 1 year and un.ler
Cow 3 seers mei over
I'
Heifer r 2
tent
K
Heifer I year
Ages to date from September 20
Ilerfords
111111 2 yea: s 111.(1 river
(lull 1 year and under
('ow :t years and over
Hafer under 2 years
Polled Angus
Dull 2 years and over
Dull 1 year and and( r
('owl. :i yenta nrad over
Heifer under'2 years
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arrlsters, Hoiicltots, Notaries Conve aaoerl)
Commissioners, Solicitors for the Solemn
Bank. Eto.
Money toLoan at lowe,t rate, of Interest.
OFFICE t -MAIN STREET. EXETER,
P.. okittwa 13. A. r» H.DIOilO>g
(IONEY TO LOAN.
Wo have a large amount of private tends
oar on farm and village properties at lowrsb0
Interest.
O1:ADMAN it STANBL'RY
Barristers Solicitors, Main SLIExetes'
SyIoIIS of lee C000tliaa Norm W
1(O.iEHTEtD H Y -
1 L i
LAT O. 8.
Al sten numbered section of Dominion Lands In
wanitoha, �aekatchewaa and Atherta, excepting
b and 20, not reserved, may 1* hcmesteadr(l by
any person who is the sole head of a family, or say
male oter 18yet rs of age, to the extent et one-quar.
ter section of 160 acres, more or teas.
Application for entry roust be ma.'. o l ;...7,r4
n
t he applicant at a Dominion Lends / _ •, • y ••r Sub.
agency for the distnet in which,thr :• a tt is situate,
Entry by proxy may,
h o c
er, lc
n.adc at an gen.
cy on certaincondions by the fail .r. mother, 0D,
daughter, brother or sister of or inter:ning homes
steader.
The homesteader is required le !Worm the
homestead duties under one of the ,tri. wing plans!
(1) At least six months' resident, uptn and cunt -
at ion of the land in each } ear for there } ears
(2) A homesteader may, if he so dtsir. s,ertono
e he required residence duties by lith ; i n Laam
land owned solely Ly film, not fen thr,. eig1 l ()
acres In extent, 1n the vicinity of his lwnitstead.
Joint ownership in lard will not meet this squire.
meat.
(:1) If the father (or mother, if the father Is des
ceased) of the homesteader has permanent residence
on farming land or nest solely by him, not kr. t hap
eighty (.•I(1) acres in extent, in the . iciuih• et rhe
homestead, or upon a homestead entered for lo him
in the thirdly, such homesteader may perform 1119
oven residenceduties by lit ing with the father Of
riot her,
1 The lens ",kinin}" M the 130 pree(•edlog
paragraphs is defined as meaning not olhap
nine milmm
miles n a diret line, exclusive of road allow.
anres crnau.l in tha measurement.
b A homesteader intetding to perform bit resi-
dence dunes in accordance ttith the al,o,c 1411115
'snag with his parents or on farming land owned ti
himself Hoist notify the Agent of the district of sues
intention,
Six months' notice in ariting should be given tO
2 the Cmundasiona r o1 Dermalon Lando at Ottawa 01
2 Intention to apply for patent,
W. W, Colt Y,
Deputy of the Minister of the Interior
N. H. -Unauthorized Jape -:.ti,:. of this adtertls•
ment will not be paid for
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Dairy Cot's nn'i Cat Cattle.
Deity row tiny age end breed 5 :1
Fat heifer ng(' vonsiderrd :1 2
Fat st e1 -r n ge' Ot n+td(•► c d :t 2
2 stock steers 3 years & under 3 2
2 stock heifers 3 and under 3 2
Sweepstakes
Its ,1 mule of tIIIT age. Best
F iane1e 1,1 4 age. hest:3 of
any breed 2 yrs ar,d 1113((1
with hull `i5 Diploma
tir.,in & 5 .-d4
('all wheat :111y• vat arty
Bag Michigan Amber, ptizo
donated by .1. Nair, Lag of
i'aits fareet • 11. in 1' 1' t 1
Oats black
Oats white
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Inc Usborne and t1ibbert
Farmer's Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Gompanu
Head Office, F.
rQ uhars'
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\'ice_Presid,•,it -W. 11. I'ASMM(PItRI
DiRIE('TORS.
WM. i(OY, }fuHNHOLM P. 0
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T. RYAN. DUBLIN P. OI
Ron EItT NOlt11L5, Mr ((1.
Ali EN'IS.
3011 FEST RV, 1'7xetrtr. agent taR
1'.ho-nr• :arid iti'Idulph.
OLIVES i1Ai111IS, Munro. *OM
for 111111a rt. ('ill Trion and Logan.
B. W. F. BEAVERS.
Secy -Tritan. Farquhar.
'i1.A DMA t; r} NT.t' 1'1'11 1". golleitor
Harley two rotten
Ilatler siz rowed
Pen g
Timothy
('later geed
1'oa ,toe,
Pul11 tors at-tl- esr:y vsr:el y
Pot at pee anv !Itet•nll-1y
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Pres 'vera • Seer
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