Exeter Times, 1908-06-11, Page 4NERVOUS DEBILITY
OVR NEW METHOD TREATMENT wni cure you and make man of
ynrt. Under its innoenes tho brain ',comics active, the blood pi,riat•.1 so that all
plmpl.•s, blotches fuel ulcers heal up: the tierces become 'strong ns steel, 13 that
nerv,n,sness, la shfulness and despondency disappear; the eyes become bright, the
face full and clear, energy returns to the body, and the moral, physical end mental
systems aro Invigorated; all drains cease -nu moro vital waste from the system. 'It.o
tartans organs become natural mud manly. You feel yourself a man and know mar -
tinge ii and
us rnnrid nt a
1 lie to consult
'r• n 1 Ile m.
w1'einvite alY
ria ann t ,o a (amino gt
(moot charge, Don't lye quacks gull fakirs rob rob you of your hard dollars.
f '- Na N w\ILi LTLD 1+'(TiU`L'T'IIITTCN Cr'Nc1;NT.
THREATENED WITH PARALYSIS.
Peter E. `ununer s. of Kalamazoo, 7iIcb.,
relates his espy' ience; - -
' I was troubled with Nervous Debility
for many yearn. 1 lay it to Indiscretion
and excesses in early youth. 11,et•ame
very despondent and didn't care whether
1 workal or not.:. •1 imngfued everybody
who looked at me'guc s'd my secret.
7 [ night
Imaginative dreams
ht n g
me -my, back ached,' hall pains in the
back of my head, hands and feet were
cokl, tired in the morning, poor appetite,
fingers were shaky,%eyes blurred, hair
loose. memory poor, etc. % Numbness in
the ringers set Itt and the doctor told me
he feared paralysis I took all kinds of
medicines and triert' ninny terse close -
-'
serous sent three months. went to )It. Clemens f.,r
pphysicinnt. wore an eler•trie belt for AMER TREATMENT
baths. but received little benefit. 11'Ir1.e
at;Ht. (tertians I wale Induced to consult Drs. Kennedy .t Kennedy. though i hal lost
all faith inilo.•tors. Like adrowning man 1 commenced the New Mcth.wl Treatment
and it saved my life. The imprnvement nal like magic - 1 could feel the vigor going
through the nerves. 1 was rur•R,1 mentally am! phy.rcaliyl 1 have sent them many
Patient/ gild will rnn: inns N .1„ w, "
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CURES GUAANTEED OR NO PAY
We treat and curt V ARICOCPLF, STRICTURE. NERVOUS DEBILITY. BLOOD
AND URINARY CObiP1.AINTS, KiDNEY AND BLADDER DISEASES and all
Di.eaae. Detuliar to MenR.
CONSULTATION FEE. ROOKS FREE. if unable to call write far a Question
Blank for Hon = Treatment.
DR5.KENNEDY&KENNEDY
Cor. Michivn Ave., and Griswold St., Detroit, Mich.
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HE EXE'1 ER TIMES, JUNE nth 1908.
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THE EXIiTEll TIMES I"T'U CO.
Limited.
How They Stand
LI11EIIAL
Brun_, 6.; 'It. L. !Truax.
Grey, .N.; lion. A. G. /MacKay
3ialtliruand, Jacob Kohler.
Huron, C ; Win. Proudfoot
Lau►btou, E. 1t. J. McCormick
aliddtcscx, N.; ,Duncan C. Ross.
Middlesex, W.; J. C. Elliott.
Torthunrbcrl,ind, V. ; Sam Clarke,
Ottawa, I. D. J. 'McDougall,
Dxfurd. N.; Dr. Andrew 'MacKay.
Oxford S.; '1'. 11. Mayberry,
(Perth, B.; Valentin: Stock.
Ilienfrew, N„ Norulau Reid.
Russ'(!, 'ramose Racine
Violet; , E.: J. 13. 11'udbope.
Stormont, W. J. McCart.
,\Vcalinglen, W.; James McEwing.
Wentwvot•lh, 6.; Daniel Rued
CONSERVATIVE
At=dtngton. W. J. Paul.
Algoma, W. '1t. Smyth.
Brant. N.: John '11. 1'isbor.
Brant, 6. ; W. S. Brewster IS C.
Brockville, A. E. Donovan.
J3ruc,, C., '![ugh Clark.
'Bruce, N., (In doubt).
(Carleton, 'It. Jt, 'McElroy.
!Dufferin, C. 1t. McKeown.
Dundras, Hon. J. P. Whitney.
Durham, F., J. J. Preston
Durham, \V., .1. ll. Devitt.
Elgin, Es. 'C. A. Brower. 1f you had taken two of Carter's
Elgin, \V., Finlay G. hlacdiarmid. Little Liver Pills before retiring you
Essex. N., 'lion. Dr. Reauma would not have had that coated ton -
Essex S., Dr. Anderson. guo or bad taste in tho mouth this
Fort William, Dr. Smellie. morning. Deep a vial \with you for
Frontenac, On doubt.) occasional use.
Glengarry, I). it. McDonald. _
Grenville. G. 1.. Ferguson
!Grey, C.. 1. B. 'Lucas,. Whalen
Grey, S., Dr. Jamieson.
Halton, A. W. Nixon.
!Hamilton, \V,, (Ion. J. N. Ilendrie,
'Ilanlitngs, N. J. W. Pearce
iilastings, E., A. Richardson
'llastings, W., J. W. Johnson.
Moron, 6. II. Eilber. -
H uron, N. A. 11. Musgrove.
Kent, '1:.,'P..11. Bowyer. asitor. 6
Kehl, Ws. 'Geo. W. Solman. p• pacial music will be fur-
1Seuora, 'Harold Machin. niethdd by She school. On Tuesday.
Juno. 23rd. a strawberry festival will
Kingston, W. F. Nickle. held In Snm'l Gunning's grove,
Eambton, W„ Bon. W. J. !Hanna.
(Lanark, A',, Dr. It. F. Preston. when nn exetvllent program common.
artlrk, i'3' (ole ,\lnthC.son, dna nt 2 o'clock will be furnisher)
Centralia , The. following is Oaken from the
The.
.World ;Ind ret?rs to ter,+
-dr. and Mi . Rboaas W. Morri- cldkst otiondyou of tl:o Lite shunt's
1•c•n, of 325 Vet lligh Street De. 'Murt'ty, of Bowan, "1'I:c bath uc-
troit, announce the eoga. cmeut of curred :it the Gtva•r.:l Ilospit.al Tuc•±-
t}:••ir third dau,;btsr Ilse Amy 1. d ty .morning, May'tit tt at daybreak
of J. It. G. blurt ay. �It. A. His sl nth
was very unext• .cted :inn on ex-
tremely oast: circle of friends wero
greatly shocked at his sudden lie-
Itr►isct 'l')te doceased had been a vs.-
�lorrison is very well known iu runs- Lent at the above ins(iiu IoI1 for CA
teal circles, being a graduate of (Lo past tat cloys sutfe:ino from nn at -
Detroit Conservatory of :Music as an tack of prkeumonia. Ile was cottval.
accomplished pianist. owing very favorably wt. :n he sud-
A number of people from this vi. denly collapsed and succumbed to an
ciuity hats be ii uttendiIi confer. attack of heart failure. The lett&
cities: :it Exeter.
to Mr. \\'m. Smith, formerly of Exe-
ter, and now foreman for ib. Men
zies 61:oc Co.. r: t D, t rot t. Mr.
Smith is widely known in boot and
Khoo circles in that city, and ]Miss
Vey. F. Swann, of Fullarton. vi3-
lted Lis daughter, our popular school
teacherono duy last trek.
Miss Mary HIepburn. of Toronto, is
home for tier holidays.
W. Ill. Butt, Jr., has passed his
first year in the Medical College in
Toronto. while Edgar Boswell has
passed his final, enpturing the silver
medal. Congratulations.
Mts. 1). L. O'Brien and baby IFran-
c,s aro visiting Mrs. 11. 73. Quarry
at Parkhill.
Tho monthly meeting of the
S. was Jteld in the church (Tuesday
afternoon.
trey. 11. J. ('air, of :Eijmvilles
Mr. Murray was the son of Mr. It.
W. Murray. teacher in tr.s modal
school at 'Toronto and was in his
2r ,•
25th year. tilt was born tic 1 tcton,
but received his early c•ducation in
the :public and model sohools of 'Tor-
onto. and graduated from the Tor-
onto Junction Cullegiat.• Institulh
in 1902. In the fall of the ':tut:: year
11 entered Vat eity with the Fol.
ward Blake' scholarship. '1'hrou,;h-
out thio tsntire college course in the
d''partment of etiological auct physi-
cal scinice8 ho was most hucc- s.fui
and 'toles head•d his class. At grad-
uation in 1!107 -:he obtained his B. A.
dr'trec ,with honors ;lull at his death
had just complsted the examination
in the MMcthodist church of lite third year in Iinedieine,
on 6une r►y morning next.
The interests of the deceased WC!
fico. G. \V, 'Andrewsand daughter. wide' ctnd varied. Ile was a ruomb',
bliss :Brownie, of Springtieldi, aro of the executive of the nssociaitigu
visiting fri�,ndia here this week. of .the university, president of ill
A 'thrgc number from here attend- permanent year organization of th
ed the services at the James street class of 1907; member of !Gov a'hir-
church, Exeter, on Sunday least. tern club of University : tCollesse;
member of the llistorical and Spec-
ulative clubs; first vice-president of
the Undergraduate Union ; president
elect of :toe •newly-organizeil Lewwel-
lys !Barker club, nod a member of
the (Psi :Della Psi fraternity. 11i4
ability as nn artist found full scop:.
Miss Swan visited at her hom3
tt ar nlitchcil on Saturday and Sun-
day.
'bliss Vera Essery was tha guest of
her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. J.
'Ess"ry, of Exeter, on Sunday dost.
Great preparations aro being made
for the annual este-'ration to he in his university career. For tiro
told her' on Dominion day. past few years he has baen artistic
Miss Vospei', of Jlitehelt. is vis- editor of 'Varsity. 'Ile was also ar-
iting friend,. Ls. •. I listic editor of the 1907 `1'orontoi:'.u-
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tTUw anniversary of tlo. 1\w halen
Sunday School will be held Sunday
Jure 31st, irhen sarmons will be
Vreached by, lltev. G. II. 1'urcihasi-,.of
ictoria College at 10.30 .a.m. and 7
p.m. A Sunday t?<ohool mass meeting
will be held nt 2.30 which will ha nd-
d're'ssed by 71st•. Purchase and 'the
eeds, John 'II. Dargavel.
Lennox, T. G. 'Carscaitcn
!Lincoln, lir. Jessop.
London, '(Ion. Adapt Beck.
Banjteulin, 111. R. G: nr^y-
'Mi•idlesex, T.; G. N. N:r Iy.
•Monek, James A. Moss.
Muskoka, A. A. Mabaffy.
Niiiosi'r-; , I1. Morel.
Norfolk, S., A. C. I'ratt.
Norfolk. N. 'Ii. P. inns; K.
Northumberland, E,, Samuel
Ontario. N., W. 41. iloyle.
Ontario, S., Charles Caller.
Ottawa. W,r, A. E. Tripp.
Parry Sound, John Gallia.
Pool, 6. Charters'.
1' t the N, Tns. Torrance.
1' oboto' i:.• las. Thompson.
1' t t i oro'. 1V.. T. E. Bradburn.
I'oi t-\rLl,ur, M:syor Carrick.
1. Geo, If. !'Leanne.
!'rine • i:dtv:rrd. P. A. Norman.
ii ti'Iy Inver of l'ot t Francis
Vs. A. Prt sten
It of. • ,, O, T. W. 11cGarry.
rri,•. W. 11. Iharst.
Biniro', C'., ,1:•F, 1. 1', llart.
6intco•. 1V,; ,Ja'. S. Duff.
Simco •. Sy, Alex 1'. t guson.
Sturg'on Falls. A. 0. Auh}n.
Sudbury, Ilor.. P. Cochrane.
T•onii.kaming, ,(in doubt.)
Toronto. i:., (A). }tort. Dr. Tyne.
Toronto. 1•:., (11). T. 11. \V}iitcsidts.
Toronto. r., (,t). non. ,1..i. 'Foy.
Toronto so, (11), Gso, 11. 'Gooderiktm.
Toru• to. +'• r, (A). lino. 7'. 'Cri►wfor:l.
Tose, •'••., (11.) W. 1). 'McPhr'rson.
Torottr:. , (A.) W. K. tMeNaugltt,
Toronto. \ , (It), loin Thaw.
Victori . , , .1. 11. C'arncgie.
Vision • . .1. Fox.
\\' o • 11 ! , hurt.
I' -011.
by (Rev.. W.11. 'Butt, Contraltos C.
P. Welts. Granton, Bartlett. Wood-
ham. 'Veale. Kirkton, and Avery, of
Granton, 'flee Granton fife and
drum band will enliven the pro-
ceedings. Tea served at 5 o'clock.,
Games and oft r taus:orients.
Farquhar
C. :,Its. .ratr, -o desires to
Nesbit t I t l:' I. 0. F. for t h.• prompt toilette.
moot of t. • oo'i:y of ties latIS .Jas,
itallentytna•.
\\ •n"•
\\,,,'• 1'. 1:. 1', - r.
\\ '.Irl. 1 .1 .1, vier!
\\' •ntv o, 1' �. C. V. n1-
11 or k. 1' , \ NI. Cow l n.
York. or..., , I'. 11. Lennox.
Yo:k • . Itr tool fr.y.
Ilam; ,lI :. I .. :\. .tudholur' ('Lobo:)
Cf'.>9t•Z'Ort. ArB';R
Haan (,Le 11 I • ".I t! A!wa)s Bou "t
Signatory
of 6--Aete
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Buty Hair
at Auction?
rr
.1t any rate, you ,gam to he
getiug rid of it vr, :lu, tion -sale
principles: .• y;twii;h, going,
g -o -n -c ! " Ste: ;1'C auction
with Ayer's I air Vigor. It
certainly checks Filling hair;
no r;iaia),c about this. it acts
as a rcgt l:-. medicine; makes
the sc.11p healthy. Then you
mucl h.i\ e healthy hair, for
it's natt.re's way.
Th • heat kind cf a test itnoatasl--
' tlol.l for over sixty roars."
: t is s t. v • .. '. A v e r c'o . t.ow.'U. 31"a.
21. *t. nau.itaatuscrt Ot
P stastrlanu.
1/e�5rlt t5.
�r �7 iNLRRY PECTORAL.
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C7
ASJJ T O RIA.
Beers tie 111! i..,� Y_: Nis? Sways B1JgtIl
Sigrat rre l��cf
tiensall.
'Mr. J. Lorne ,Scott. of Ilens:ills
formerly acccountant in the bank
lore. has been appointed agent of
tbe Life Insurance company, form-
erly represented by Mr. J. Ireland.
of Clinton. •
Edward lilacknll, father of Dr.
Illackall, a former resident of this
place died at IhIerton n few days
Miner. he was in his 79th year.
Mrs. Toll has returned home from
St. Marys, %obese site visited
n'ichde.
\Ve regret lo chronicle tit ` death
of Mr. Wm. Moore. who diva recent-
ly. 'the deceased was one of the
pioneer residents of the villa 3c
and did his abate. towards improv-
ing licnsall 1•y erectinz the first
stone huildilr; and afterwards sev-
eral of the finest btiildinss in the
villa r . Ile was :I member of tine
C. 0. 0. F. which body had ch iron
of tho Fri vitt• :It the rriv.. A widow.
Iwo sons nod Three dau;titers sur -
vivo.
Otero. Petty was it '•t; "'1jeh last
week :I i' alio; the r: - of the
county ,I ,•ic't.
Not a Miracle
But Medical Science
Dr. T. A. Slocum, Lintit,•.i,
Toronto, Oiit.
Gentlemen: -
"Some time ago I began to lose flesh
and de
t ile every day a crn
un t t
hal
1
to
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quit work. My -physicians and all my
friends /Laid I had contracted eonsnmp-
tion. i faihd from 165 pounds down
to 119. I was advised to go to tho
Rockies or to the coast. 1 went to both
places under heavy expense. I con-
tinued to fail, and was advise.l by rho
doctors to come home as nothing more
could be done for ate. Mope seemed
Lucan
dtusi .11 S. Hodgins of the 'Molsons
Bank, Port Arthur and Arnold, of
tbe Bank of 'Montreal, \Vittnipeg,ar-
rrtved )tomer on !Friday to ntt'nd the
funeral of their father, Goo. :D.IIod-
g►us, who died on Tuesday morning
of last week after an illneOss ex-
teudinb over 'ei;ht months. 'fhe fun-
eral stook place Friday nftt rnoon to
St. Janes conctery, Clandeboye.
John W. Atkinson is ill at his
his ltbino suffering •from dropsy and
iteart 'trouble.
Miss 'Ethel :Mowbray, professional
Hors:: in the stairs hospital. Buffalo
is spending her 'Mondays at her home
WIe. •
The cenwmt foundution of tbte new
Episcopal church' Se 'well .under away
and looks substantial enough to
support a structure alouble th size
of dlka 'new edifice -
.At Iiia alettiod•ist conference held
in !Exeter Jast week, the !Rev. J. E.
Holmes was !drafted to •Divine street
church. Sarnia. 'Rev. Kerr. will
come to Qnlcan•
John 'Reid. of New York, is spud
Ills •a few holidays in the villa;e.'tlus
guest of his sister. 'Mrs. W. E. Stan-
ley.
!,\Irs, W. K.:M ort, who opsin the
winter with her ilnuahtrr :Mr's. Whit
sidrs, \Vi1kervillo, returned hone
last 'week.
Walter 'Gibson was married Batur-
doy nt IAllenford, to 'Gcu't'icve eld-
est 'daughter of the 'Rev. A. Wilson.
forrlterly Presbyterian ntini,lcr nt
l.ur•trl.
Miss !Roberta K. 1'ox is holo:' from
-tainaw and Hr rattiroy, where .1.:
sp'emt the last throe months.
Allan Kitt. Lyall llod„ ins. (.1i:10
1• e
I'ox and 'Alma :Bantu are e bout from
1 he Toronto colleges to spend their
bol i'' t 1• s.
liroc'k wt Ito has loon on t h :
staff of 1111• Lor in Sun for the pang.
eight inont),o 1..ft I,st wok 'for El -
mita. ilii i,' 'r ' 1 1, . ,, 1 t 1: n llv
(MME. •Afill. •t -,t;, •,1 I: ,\'.I 1'.:i.f
iBanner.
This \vornntl says th:►f 1.v.Hi't
('inkhorn's %'el;etatile ('ontpountl
cured her atter every thing .I.e
had tailed.
I•. W. Barrett, WS
Moreau St.,
r
Atoll: real, writes to .11IM. i'inkliant :
" For years ( was a great sufferer
front female weakness, rand despite
every remedy given she by doctors for
this trouble, 1 grew worn.; instead of
better. I was fast failing In health,
and 1 was completely dis•ouragerl.
"One day a friend advised me to try
Lydia E. Pinkhan►'l Vegetable Com -
to have left me. pound. I did on. and am thankful to
"I tried Psychino ant since starting say that it cured the female weakness,
its use 1 have gained from 119 to 141 making sue strong anti well,
mods. I have used $10.00 worth of "Every woman who suffers from f.-
tho medicine. I aro a well man and I !nate trouble.. should try Lydia K. 1'iuk-
cnnnnt say too touch in praise of Psy. baro. Vewtct:ihl•• compound."
chino. The strongest recommendation FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
.:,1 be weak in view of the fact that lir thirty y'•• tt:.l I.v.ii t I':. Pink-
! believe it has saved my life. It i, Ihttti's Vegetahli' l'ontlx)und, matte
without doubt the best remedy for front in.it+;tn'i Iiei1t, hat beetsbeetsthe
run-down conditions and weak lungs. ttantlarll ir►tte11Y for fele like
"I sincerely hope and trust t)tat you s
will continuo your gleed work of saving and 11a91xrchiVelycllft'lltho11sa11tlxoT
run down people au•t consumptive from wonun who have leen troubled with
the grave. Wishing you and Psychino 116-placementi,Intl:ln1111M on,illecrR-
e.ntinued success. I remain, one of doll, fibroid tinnoro, irregularities,
Psychine's best friends."- periodic Mains, backache, that be ,u'-
AL1;X. Mello\ E. tag-tlow'n feeling, flat Wesley, intligrt-
Sault 81c. Marie( On'. tion ,.iirzin,'st.or nerwrnts prostration.
Almost every mail brings us !photo�1'lly (IOIU watt try it ?
like the above. Psychine will n'pea: Afro. I'inkh:sal invites all `ick
this record in et ors. cave. It thoowomen to it rite her for adwiee.
greatest
merlicine She Imo guided 11 sands to
cum, Limited, Toronto. health. Addret., Lyon, Masa.
•1QM s--•
evAas
The Kind You (lave Always Bought, sunt \which leu; been
in use for ower :3') ye.tr., iters homer'• the' rcigtl:.trtre of
and has beenmade tinder lei; per -
stood supervision 14111'e its illla11Cy.
Allmon() one to tlt•t•t•i\'i' you in this.
All Counterfeits;, Imitations and 'tJust ":ere loin
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the healt It or
Infants null Children-ExperIeueo against Experiment.
J
What is CASTO IA
Castoria it a harmless substitute for ('ust.u• Oil, Pare.
goric, !)roes and Soothing Syrups. It i:i 110as:tilt. it
Contains neither Opium, Morphine nor tithe': Narcotic
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It deit:•oy-s \Vttri114
and allays Feverishness. It cures 1)iarrh,ea and \Vial
Colie. It relieves 'Teething '1'roui;les, cures Constipation
and flatulency. 1t ass' 'hates the Food, regulates tho
TStonlaclt and Bow -els, giving healthy anal natural sleep.
The Children's I'attacea--'flee Mother's Friend.
CENUINE
CASTOR IA
Bears the Signature of
ALWAYS
The Kind You Have Always Bougilt
In Use For Over 30 ¥ears.
SNC CCNTauf COM►.NY, 77 114117.7147 BTR. 77, NEW TORR CITY.
James Bell. of Forst has taken!
a position :with S. 'Gibson & 6on9►I
Cromarty.
'Mr. \\'m. Etty, who had the tnis-
fortuno to get his log broken a cou-
ple of weeks goo, is improving nicely
and •will be able in a few flays :to be
moved to his home in Cromarty.
'Mrs. Dr. Naismith, of Milverton, fs
visiting with her sister, Mrs. John
Ilo;garth, of lbs village•
A union sacrament of the Cromarty
and 'Roy's congregations was dispen-
sed in the Presbyterian church hare
on Sunday last.
',Miss 'Ellen Calendar, of Detroits
spe'dtt ,1 fowl days of last week vis-
itins at Donald Park's in the village.
The Staffs baseball team played a
friendly game withMitchell Jas
t
Friday evening. •
Mr. :and airs. Charlton, of Aylmer.
are at present the guests of Miss
McLachlan', of the village.
'Mr. Norman !'ark recently pur-
chased n fine new TlcLau;lilin buggy
from S. A. 'Miller,
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CAPITAL PAID UP $3,372,500 00
RESERVE FUND • • • • .... S3,372,500 00
Assets Over $33,000,000.00
General Banking Business Trane•icted.
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Branches throughout Canada, and in the United States and England
COUNTRY BUSINESS Every facility
the transactionorded to t ofstheiir
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James SomeN1111e, who live. -1 but
a short distance northwest of Sia-,
forth died very suddonly Thur.tdan
morning. The deceased had been to
Seaforth, and apparently was iu good[
health. On his way home he oval
taken ill, !Medical aid was summoned,
but 'all efforts wen: of no avail autli
death ensued.
-Before Lha county judge a cas3
of aetltult with intent !to cru grievous
---F injury was heard. on 'fueeday last,
I(Phe def vndant, Daniel lie.nhoeferf
of '!lay :township, was accused 0l:
HOMESTEAD RECULATIO\5.;,; attemp0ing •with an axo Ito injury
The best made at !)rices that henry ICruegTor, and was bound over.
Will Slllt you. to the peace for twelve Imonitbs.
-!'reparations are being pus he'd
- -+ ahead for .tho Godorich camp. Thet
BicycBicycles Baby engine and pump for the mater sults
les, ply ovens got in place on Totally:
nttink►►sepsti.uaCarriages and Go Carts ad cnPut in position.
Belton, the m Lljcal officer, Was ILL
Very attractive. Priccs right Godorich and pronounced the
;utility of water satisfactory rand
• - Capt. I}fcCribb, rip She musketry, in
istructor, of'Lobdon, was in GodeTicl2
to decide en 'the" location of the
miniature rifle ranges. Lt. Cbl.
Young has received official notion
that the camp will oommenc- 'Junef
1511t instead of Juno 16th as firs
announced.
On Wednesday tevenin; of last
week 41 young lad who was driving
the wood wagon attached to Fagirl'S
thresltin; outfit carne near having at
serious accident. The team became(
frightened at t1te whistling of the
en;in.t so that it ran away. The boy;
was thrown out, tier' wagon passing
over his le;. No acrious injury ot`:er,
than bruises. was sustained.
Second Iland.
CHEAP
Also Two Pianos
Slightly used
At Great. Reduction.
8Y11OPIS 011110 WHIN] NOCfi11 NI: Sewing Machines
NY even numbered section of Dominion lands in
AM
'saskatchewan and Alberta, excepting
8 and 20, riot reserved, may be homesteaded by
any person who is the sole head of a family, or any
male over 18 yet rs of size, to the extent of one-quar
ter section of 160 acres, more or less.
Application for entry must be made in person by
the applicant at Dominion lands Agency or Sub•
agency for the diatnct in which the land is situate.
Entry by proxy may, however, be made at an Apo.
cy on certainconditione by the father, mother, son,
daughter brother or sister of an intending
home-
steader.
The homesteader is required to perform the
homestead duties under one of the following plans:
(1) At least six months' residence upon and cults•
ration of the land in each year for three years.
(2) A homesteader may, if he so desires, perform
the required residence duties tar living on fanning
land owned solely by him, not less than eighty (80)
scree in extent in the vicinity of his homestead.
Joint ow nership in land will not meet this require-
ment.
(3) If the father (or mother, If the father is de•
ceased) of the homesteader has permanent residence
on farming land owned solely by him, not less than
•0041040•••••••••••••••041•411411.i eighty (SAO) acres in extent, in the skinny of rhe
• • I homestead, or upon a homestead entered for by him
• in the vicinity, such homesteader may perform his
• I oan reatdenceduties by living with the father or
Z 11nr n.:,uagoin lit trate. wore ..%luting tpcot 1 mother.
Z
4 The term "ritinity^ in the two preeeeeling
• than any other in ttnt•irio: ; paragraphs is defined as meaning not more than
• There must be a reason: write for it, nhte miles n a diret line, exclusite of road al ow-
• SI•eciar. Cooney: rove TMA(Ry.R,•. • antes (Tomer! In tha measurement.
• NI x I. COURSES. • 5 A homesteader intending to perform his rest•
♦ 1lane dues in accordance with the abowe w il
e♦ t'1.1 NTON BUSINESS COLLEGE (co, Spot ton. Principal, lit ng with his parents or on farming land owned b•
himself t notify the agent of the district of such
intention,
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o SUMMER S0001.....
Logs
Wanted
Highest Prices Paid
delivered or in the
woods
THOS. ELSTON
Centralia Saw Mills
i 11 Nil - •II
IV 1
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(oyer 1.•11
r soli al
'1t I'. (pickle .' • . t 'turn°.1 to
t
%tl•.C}vino comlt
th'
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li :on with NI ,. Nlorinck.
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PACIFIC
North-West
Excursions
Leave on Tuesdays
Jun(' 9, 23 Aug. 1, 18
July' 7, 21 Sept. 1, 15, 29
Return 2nd Class Tickets
Frnm all Ontario Stations toWinnOrteg,
Calvary, Edmonton and prim ,pat
points In Manitoba. Saskatchewan
And Alberta at
VERY LOW RATES
TICKETS Goon FOn GO DAYS
Berths In Trr,ritt Bleeping Ca's at t•na'I
extra cost, .f secured in advance,
Apply to any C P 11. Ticket Agent for fu11
Information and free copy of Nuniese,-k.,t
Pamphlet, or write
C. D. POSTER, Dist. Pass. AOst, Toronto
Six months' notice in writing should be given to
the Commissioner of Dominion Lands at Ottawa of
intention to apply for patent.
W. W. CORY.
Deputy of the Minister of the Interior
N. It. -Unauthorized pnblicatlon of this advertise
went will not be paid for
No Horning -
No Grinding
kr •
wv�..•.
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. •••, InJhr.
No. 4• 41
The finest steel made and tempered
by tlectncity will not make a perfect
Carbo Magnetic rotor blade. It
min requires grinding to complete
the work. This grinding must be as '
true and reliable as the ingre.i.ents `
gamed,
Grinding entirely by hand is raper•
sect -wobbly -by machine, too me•
ehanical to search out every point
seeding attention -but corr,b;ne the
two with the severe secret test each
blade is finally subjected to and you ,�
have a perfect Cubo Magnetic razor,
The quality of labor employed is a
most essential point in producing
cutlery steel- The men intrusted
with the grinding of Carbo Magnetic
steel have spent t the major part of
their lives in reaching e e thing their present
state of perfrrction. They •re Ham•
burg grinders, unquestionably the
best known. Every razor blade
turned out of their hands is absolutely
end to
uniform end. d, with no irregulars•
ties or thick spots. The shaving
edge is true and straight. 1t wilt.
cut smooth, clean and comfortable,
leaving no srurting sensation.
No soft spots, no brittleness will
appear In a carbo a
rheti: razor no •
tnatter how lor.g used. No meth;d iI
of tempering by fire with its constant
variation of heat wit produce such •
uniformity. Every blade, has been '
d r
brought to • fix temperature gator
e ac-
eurately mea -•:red by electricity be•
fo:e being "p:unged," any Vat iowl
from this pretit )0 weu'd reduce the•�
standard.
nut test thfs unaoar,rltlonahIy
arnnfotd razor in your own
home -or have your barber use it on
Toa- fcr thirty lays.
Drop us a postal, or better yet,
come in and set us and we will give
you our new proposition for haying
these rhors tested withput obliga-
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11 1.h, purgative ween,( ca aro
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Times Offioe. Free notice will be
given in the paper when 'bills nra
printed here. \1'e can have your bills
ready (for pasting 'front two 4o four
hours allot' th t ordi.r 1.+ Icceiwcd,
All disorders caused by a bi
state of tho system can bo our
using Carter's Little Liver Pills. N
pain, griping or discomfort attend
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IIAY.MACKER - Lt Dashwood on
June IRtit to Mr. and Mrs. Lovj
Ilaynr,cker :t eon.
MAiIJ1IEl)
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i\londly .tun' t'+.. !!;tent. 11a: tuna
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.111110 4th,
79 year*.
Ade) %11! ir1
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