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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1908-08-27, Page 4SCHOOL OPENING HE EXETER TIMES, AUG 27th 1908. Earl Gree, visited old l'ort Malden Thames Read near Amberstburg un Saturday and itev. Of.,Mildruio, of St. Louis, Mu• was so pleased with the preservation) twill preach in the Presbyterian and natera1 beauty or t he situalton. church. Thames Road. next Sunday. that be promised to give his every St' IISClt1BE FOR TI1I: Ti M F.J. assistance in Surtbcrieg the project ___ of reclaiming and restating this his.. SUBSCRIBE FOR I'll I: TI\IF.s. toric spot to the people as a nation.' —41• -- al park, commemorative of ,the stir -1 Winchelsea A. full line of ring time sof the latter part of the' seventeenth and eighteenthcensor-1.51 ,s, W. W. lierr, wwho visited during the past month at the boo. SchooSchool B O O is J s ica.----`---- returned home Monday. l The new official returns for births, Miss Sara Clements,returned home and a 11 other deaths and marriages haste been is- Saturday from Newark, Ohio, where sued by Alm provincial authorities at she visited for two weeks. School supplies. Toronto. and Lan been forwarded to Dr. and hie-. Rivers, of Raymond,the clerks in the uiniciPalities• The Alta., %1 ho are visiting friends in forms are touch more elaborate than Crediton. visited ;with Mr. and )Ars. the old (forms, and would puzzle A W. W. tier[' Monday. lawyer almost ;to get through them.Mr. Fred J)elbridge, who was bad - NO SC110111r Shou1(1 fall tO There must the Iwo certificates of )y hurt several days ago, is prot'res- rom the pbysioian in ing favorably. teltBSCIt1BF: FOR THE T'I'ES. $1000. IN PRIZES! death, one f get one of our Prize Scribblers hearse ants nliother from the family and P1'atice Books, and tl'y or area[ hien for a CO1)}' of the Boy's Own,, T•)!e C. I'.It. strike is still unset - Annual or the Girl's Own darkerI tied ues the tittlook,e longer forit'the condote kers AAnnual.i Canada has just passed through a financial stringency and many men • I many of (whom are skilled mechanics were forced out of employment and Brownings Drug Store the company seems to have little dif- ' ficuity in securing mon to take the place of the strikers. The outcome of the whole thing will be that some will return to their old places, while Exeter, Ontario. the others will have to look for new Terms of Subscription 41.60 per jobs. year in advanoe. $1.50 jrtay be ---� efbar.ded It not so paid. To United An effort is being made to extend Nates subscribers, $1.50 strictly in the market for Canadian products idvanoe. No. paper discontinued by putting early Canadian apples on •ntil all arrears are paid, unless at the British market for the first the option of the publisher. The time. Cold -storage space has been date to which every subscription is secured on three steamers, the first Void is denoted on the label.of which sails from Montreal on Sat - Advertising rates on application. urday next. The Dominion Govern - DECISIONS ItESPF.CIONG ment induced the steamers to open NEWSPAPERS :cold -storage facilities thus Any person or persons who takes early by undertaking to pay for all a paper regularly from a post office, of the space [which has been taken. whether addressed in his name or It is understood that the fruit mend another's, or whether be has sub- have come to the front with such scribed or not, is responsible for large consignments A etopayat the little orovern- noth-i rayment. If a person orders his papers dis- Ing. ' t the and meets arrives with Onfago•on continued he must pay all arrears, or the publisher may continue to England it will mean the extension send it until payment is made, and outhto applsix e shipping season by from then collect the whether the paper is taken or not. Conventions are (being held daily The Courts have decided that re- fusing to take newspapers or period- all through ;the dominion selecting teals from the post office or romov- candidates for .the coming eleot.ion, ing and leaving them unoalled for which will be some of f2the although snoCairn - al,ile subscription remains unpaid, is prima facia evidence of intentional finitetZhiouloliticnl pot has cam- frTH1E EXETER TIMES i"T"G CO.1 mencetl to simmer and with the an - Limited. nouneement -that the leaders of both n-�,�. , parties are ,contemplating a tbilr through Ontario, have made politic - Note and Comment ians prick up their ears and get __ ready for the fray. Premier Laur- ier will open his campaign at INi- The present :House pf Commons ag ira Falls on Tuesday Sept. 15th. consists of 214 members. Basket - After resting a day he twill speak cs'an and Alberta have nowt 1() at Strathroy, on the 21st. he .will be seats, but will have 17 in the neat at Tilburg ; on the 23rd Clinton will parliament by season of the rapid in- be visited ; Friday, the 25th, he will crease of population. The repre- sentation will then be: 86 ontario .....( 65 Quebec ...... ...... ...... ...... 18 Nova Scotia ...... ...... • ., ...... 4 (Prince Edward Island ............ New Brunswick 13 3 Manitoba0 "'the Conservative ;party announced Saskatchewan •.. 10 to speak nt I'embrooke, on the Clst, Alberta •• I London on the 22nd and Toronto on British Columbia I 1 the 23rd. Yukon ............ 500 to be given away The Exeter Times Three hundred and seven farmer -s throughout Ontario conducted ex- periments with autumn sown crops during .the past yt•ar. Reports have been received from twenty' -six of the counties of the Province. Those counties which furnished the great- est number of good reports of suc- cessfully t conducted experiments were Bruce, Norfolk, Middlesex, Grey and dalton. The experimenter's deserve tnuch credit for the good work they have doite for themselves and for the farmers generally. Average results of the carefully con- ducted co-operative experiments with autumn sown crops are here presented in a very concise form. \VINTER WHEAT. Three variet- ies of ,winter wheat leer° distri- buted last autumn to those farmers who wished to test some of the lead- ing varieties on their own farms. The following are the averages in yield of straw and of grain per acre: Imperial Amber, 1.4 tons and 05.9 bus: Abundance, 1.2 tons and 23.3 bus; rind No. 5 lied, 1.2 tons and 22.2 bus. Not only did the Imperial Amber give the greatest yield per acre in the .Co-operative • experiments throughout Ontario in 1908 and in 1907, but it also came first in popul- arity with the experimenters in each of these years. The Imperial Amber will again be distributed (through- out Ontario this autumn as one of the three varieties for co-operative experiments. The Dawson's Golden Chaff, which we distributed for co- operative experiments t throughout Ontario in each of twelve sears prev- ious to .the autumn of t900, and which is probably grown more ex- tensively in Ontario at the present time than all otbcr varieties of win- ter wheat. Combined, has not been in- cluded in the co-operative tests since 1906. WINTER RYE. Of the two var- ieties of minter rye distributed in the autumn of 1907, the "Mammoth White stood .first in average yield of grain +with 34 bushels, and the Common, second with 28.6 bushels per acre. Last year the Mammoth White surpassed the Common rye by be at North nay and on D!onday the I an average of 5 bushels per acre 28th he will be at Jackson's Point, throughout Ontario. Lake Simco.. Sir Wilfrid will be ac- FERTILIZERS _ wIrii IVINTEIt companied by lion. George 1. Gra- \VIiEAT. In the • co-operative ex ham, Minister of Railways and Can- periments with . different manures als on his tour. applied in the spring of the year, the lion. R. L. liorden, the leader of PP r average yields of grain per acre for the past dive years are ns follows: Mixed fertilizer, 27.6 bus. Nitrate of Soda, 25.8 bus. Muriate of Cot. ash, (25.7 bus. And Superphosph- ate, 25.3 bushels. Superphosphate was applied at the rate of 320 pounds and the IMuriate of Potash and the Nitrate of ;Soda each 160 pounds per acre. The [Mixed fertilizer consist- ed of one-third the quantity of each el the other three fertilizers here mentioned. The usual cost of the fertilizers, as used in these experi- ments, is :between four and five dol- lars per acre. FODDER CROPS. In .each of five years. tlio seed of Hairy Vetches and of Winter Bye has been distributed throughout Ontario for co-operat- ive experiments in testing these crops for fodder purposes. In the [vera e of the five ,years' experi- In ins, the :fairy Vethccs produced :lightly the largest yield of green fodder per arce, but in 1908 the let :•- est yield was.produced by the Win- ter Rye. Dsitribution of Material for (Ex- periments in 1908. As long as the .apply lasts, material will be dis- tributed free of charge in the order in which the applications are receiv- ed from 'Ontario farmers wishing to experiment and to report tho results of any one of the following tests: 1, three varieties of Winter Wheat -'. two varieties of Winter (Rye; 0, five Fertilizers of Winter 'Wheat ; 1. Autumn and Spring Applications of Nit rate of Soda and Common Balt +w t i h Winter !Wheat : 5, Winter Van- rner with \Vinter Wheat and Winter Harley ; ft• ,Ilairy Vetches and Win- ter Rye as Fodder Crops. The size of each plot is to be one rod wide! by 1 wo rods long. 'Material of numbers 3 and 4 will be sent by express and t hat tor the others by mail. 0. A. C., Guelph, Ont.. Aug. d2tb, 1908. C. A. ?AVM. • Total . ...... ..... ......... Q21 There will ,be another change in ` solloicAL the first ,general elections lafie a rcr �federal census of 1911,distribution wil lbe necessary. The general election of November. 1!101 resulted ns follotcs Ieb. Con. OPERATION 3-18 1'218 (I 6 Prince Edward island 1Manitoba 1 Territories 3 British Columbia 0 Yuko[[ tl 1 Totals 137 77 The above figurestho have bean verlittle nffectcd •bqsince 1901. The standing in two or three of the provinces is changed to the extent of a seat or two, but the Government's total majority re- mains the same.fSir \Wilfrid returned to the Capi- tol Monday night to Itstend a spec- in1 meeting of the Cabinet ttnd to appoint commissioners for the pur- pose of •ndministcritlg the newv. civil service act and the appointing of 3 additional members to 1he new redo ay comtelssion. It • es possible the date for the coming election will be settled. It was expected that )fon. Nelson lhtonteith, the former 'meviber of south l'ei th [who w•as defeated nt the last provincial election, wwould get the .tppoil►ttnent at Etnigrutiou In- ep,'etor of [the Ontario Government in London Eng. Neville i entley .Col - cook, of Niagara ('alts, circ -consul there for the 1 rifted States has been.appointed to tIS newly created of- fice. :,rw,ts+r -aa Ontotlo Quebec Nova Scotia New Brunswick BOVRIL if there is any one thing that a Woman dreads more than another it is a surgical operation. We can state \rithont fear of a contradiction that there are hun- dreds, yes, thousands, of operations performed upon women ill our hos- pitals which are entirely unneces- sary and anally have Leen avoided by LYDIA E.PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND 1�o1' proof of this statement read the following letter. Mrs. Letitia Blair, Canniftou,Ont., writes to Mrs. Pinkhanl: " I was sick for fire years. One doc- tor told me it was ulceration, end an- other un,r, fibroid t t other told me it was a , and advised an operation. No one knows what i suffered, and the bear- ing down pains were terrible. is particularly suitable for "l wrote totnysister about it, and she advised me to take Lydia E. !Inkhorn's sullltllel' use. When heating! VegetableCompountt. Auction Sale ' it has cured me of all my troubles, I and I did not have to have the opera- —of — COhI meat, canned ineat OT t' niter all. The Compound also I VALUABLE 50 ACIII.. FARM .IN helped me to pasts saftly through STEPHEN I)Ork alltl bCtHIS, St11' 111 a Clian:-e of Life." I have been instructed by the Ad- ministratrix of the estate of tl:e late MO. Bovril and notice the FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. Jane tfodgins to offer for vale by For thirty vi•ais I.) (I hi E. fink- auction on the premises on It will snake' the ham's Vegetable (0111 sound nladc TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15th, 1&03. (Iif}t'I'('nCe. At two o'clock p. nl., the North from roots and herbs, )R9 been the half of Lot ttutnber 1 ive, in rthe fool more tasty, more nutri— standard trmctly for female ills, Ninth ('onccasion of the '1'owtnship of and has positively cured t!musandset Stephen. in the County of Iliaron, tions and 111Ur1' digestible. women who havelit't'ntF(tild 1 cith containing by admcasurcmcnt fifty (lisplacements,illtlaniniation,ulcera- acres more or les=. ;'t'tli1 ;t 1)OSt card for tion, fibroid honors, irregularities, On this property is a log ilwellini: p'rttxlic ixtins and backache. house, frame barn and frame stet'', , Bow 1 t•('11n(' 1)OOiii t brick milk house. and a never fails.: ,( „ )1 r.. i'illl.hi►m ins Hee all siek well of good water. The land is all TAM Dishes to I NI)lnl•11 to »rite her for advice. cleared cunt in a good state of cal- 1 LIAIITEI) she has aided thous.intl•. to draned It is fairly even solder. �' drained and lanced. There is about J7 ST. PEER STRIiET.NONTRfiAI- health. Address, Lynn, Jltass. one -ball acre of orchard. .Kk! b . L. .. CASTORIAli NNtIt►4a4NNOM��N��N�4/N�4d1NNN�444�oN4/N� TheMolsons Bank Incorporated 1855. CAPITAL $3 374.000.00 RESERVE FUND 13,374.000.00 For Infants and Children. Has t.i Branches in Canada, f, The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of INI .lei 1 s ( HILInu:\ prmotesrstfon,Clteerf ul- bESS, dlkesf.Containsneither O�1num,Morphine nor IfinerrJl. LJOT•NARc OTIC. 1% Arad D^SUIIIZZiwrzze Aptffeet Remedy for Constipa- tion. Sour Stolnach,Diarrhoes, 11'orms Convulsions,fevcrish- nesS and OF SLEET'. 7acSimile Signature of NEW YORK. l b months,. old .j) Dostis—35CLNITS EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. In Use For Over Thirty Years CASTOR! I TNs COMPANY, NW •Oda erre. ,w iWestern air Greatest Live Sto6K Exhibition of Western Ontario Full Programme of Attractions twice daily, including Kemp's Wild West Show. Best of Music, Fireworks Eaclt Evening. ATHLETIC I)AY MONDAY, SEPT. 14th. (bore and enjoy yourself at London's Popular Fair. At L'11(►N 6.11.1•: --OF--- 13tick house and lot in Centralia the property of the late Wm. Baker on Jlondny 5;•p:. lith, s1908. at 2 i.) o'clock r t 011 the Iemis's C I p.1 1'or pat, iculars apply to. GLADMAN AND STAN13U1tY Barristers Exeter JOHN GiLL Auctioneer. Reduced Rates on all Railroads I'rir.e 1-ists Entry Forms, Programmes, and all infottnation given On application to W. J. REID, President A. M. BUNT, Secretary London, Sept. 11-19 and Agents end Correspondents in all the 1't*auipal Cities in the World. General Banking Business Transacted. Savings Bank Department at all Branches. Interest allowed at highest current rate. DICkt8On & Carling, 3olicttors. N. D. HURDON, Manager oNo4�NN44NN4�N4N444004•N••NNN4444N4NN! • THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE HEAL OFFICE, TORO'F(O f:sl.t1t1_Iy111:1, 1807 B. E. WALKER, President ALEX. LAIRD, General Manager Paid-up Capital, $10,000,000 I Reserve Fund, - 5,000,000 Branches throughout Canada, and in the United States and England SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT" Deposits of $1 and upwards are received and interest allowed at current rates. Ae ousts may be opened in the names of two or more persons, withdrawals to be made by any one of the ;miniver or by the survivor. Exeter Branch—G. W. Harrison, Manager Sranoh also nt Crediton. 114 FARM LABORERS' EXCURSIONS to Harvest Fields of Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta. Well-paid work for over 25,000 men. one-way second class to Winnipeg. Free tickets from Winnipeg to points where harvesters are needed, east of Moose Jaw, and west of Moose Jaw to Alberta at one cent per mile. si RETURN TICKET TO ONTARIO STARTING POINT FOR ADDITIONAL 518.00, AFTER WORKING AT LEAST ONE MONTH Apply to ticket agents for full conditions GOING DATES NORTHWEST OF TORONTO AUG. 14, 18 SEPT. 1, 8 Frrm station, nn Toronto -North Pay lose, west to but not mi hiding Tar,nto-Sarna Ime. from terrdory SOUTHWEST OF TORONTO AUG. 18, 19 SEPT. 1, 9 From ,talion, on Tr" ntn-Sarnia line, and r+.'h thereof in (ossa' EAST OF TORONTO AUG. 20, 22, 27 SEPT. 2, 11, 14 I -eon statioe, East of Toron•n• North Bay hoe, to and includ.r.• Shushed 1.x1• and Kingston. ).ri.n i*. l e. women. but n rt at half•iare or children. SPECIAI. TRAINS' FROM AEI- C. P. R. STATIONS ON AUGUST 14, 1e and 20 Apply to nearest C P.R. ticket area for leaflet giving cond.aons, train times. etc . or write C. B. FOSTER. District Pastors Agent, TORONTO HOM ESEEKERS' Ercuraoea alkyd I,e.t arersvi. modation. ,-I.h Tounu51,..rv. Leave SLI' r. 1 1 s. 1'I Ask agent about then. • At the same time and place ri quantity of facto implementsimplementsand household furniture .% ill also be of- fered for sale. TERRMS Roe! Estate—Ten per cent. of the purchase money on the day of Pale and the .balance in sixty days tbure- after without interest. A portion of :'i the purchase money can rem ut on first Mortgage nt Five Per cent. in- terest if the pnrcbssed desires. Chatter—Teti dollars and larder, rash. Over that atnount thirty days day( will ,he given on furnishing ap- proved notes. Further terms end conditions will be made known on day of sale nr May be had on application so CLADS! \N & STANIt(JRY Ex. tur. t►ntario Solicitors for Administratric. JOHN GiLL Auctioneer. Ezeter. Ontario. Clearing Auction Sale -Uf'- C1101t'I: 1":\11M. 1tt+11'RK BUGGIES, WAGONS. i;TC. Mr. Thos. ,Cameron has received instructions to sell by Public- Auct- ion at ,the CENTRAL IROTEL. EXE- TER. on SATURDAY. Ar'GuST 2!1 111. '08. At one o'clock p. m. sharp. the following property. 1 pair geldings, 3 years old (agri- cultural); 2 geldings 5 and 6 years old (carringe) ; 1 driving marc S years old. fit for farmer or lady dri- ver : 2 good dairy cows ; the follow - lowing articles all new—lumber wag- on. complete, (Adam's make) 3 sets of lumber wagon springs ; 4 lop bug- gies: 1 sulky plow : 2 large 2 -furrow+ plows; 2 walking plows: 3 -drum, land roller : dime harrow : grinder ; wheel -barrows; 1-2 doz. hog trough'; incubator ; washing machine; 2 cut- ter robes; also following articles nearly new—eet of single and set of double driving harness; 3-4 lum- ber wagon ; 3 buggies : wagonette; Gladstone buggy. ibsitively no reserve ns the pro- prietor has rented his shop. There will also I e sold at the name time t good 101 acro farm on lot 17. Con. 8, iHanahard west honndar•y. 011 the farm there is an up.to-datc briek htnise and good out buildings; 2 never failing welts one a't the DISCOURAGED MEN 18 LIFE WORTH LIVING MEN, you become disheartened when you feel the symptoms of Nervous Debility and decline stealing upon ysu. You haven't the nerve or ambition you used to have. You feel you are not the man you ought to be. You feel like giving up in despair. You got nervous and weak, have little ambition, pain in tho Lack over kidneys, drains at night, hollow eyes, tired mornings, prefer to bo alone, distrustful, variable appetite, looseness of hair, poor cir- culation—you have Nervous Debility, Our New Method Treatment Is your refuge. It. will strengthen all weak organs, vitalize the nervous system, purify the blood and restore you to a man- ly condition. Pay When Cured. READER Aro you n victim? have you lost Hope? :ire you intending to marry? alas your blood been diseased? Have you any weakness` Our New s of others, t bwillLed enit do for you. CONSULTATION FItEE. No atter whhas done foro Las treated you, Write for an honest opinion Froo of Charge. Charges reasonable. BOOL'3 FREE—"The Gulden Monitor' (illustrated), on Diseases of (Sen. ESTABLISHED 20 YEARS—CURES GUARANTEED. No Treatment sent C. 0. D. No names on boxes or envelopes. Everything confidential. Question list and cost of Honest Treatment FREE. DRS. KENN EDY & KENNEDY Cor. Michigan Ave., and Griswold St., Detroit, Mich. No Honing— No Grinding core aio .la). *' steal is reined Iron—iron without air, dirt or foreign aubstaate_fiwrez with carbon. Carbon gives tpugtt• nets and itrengtho.too much makes' it brittle and worthlesc.toe lila. soft and pliable4 '' Steel varies secor4tog to the male, used, tempering and quality of labor employed. Uoles' you lime devoted' all your liple to ate m(actpre yo Y' kmow the sltsOst kmpoaatissibte task ; of judging the finished articte,,T• break' the auricle sad examine the grain; hammer • and : 41e,,it to note the quality of labor,tand other' equally destructive test$ is out of the question.. There is but one rest teat for you—take it and it for a period of time.( Cutlery steel—such as is used is making Carbo Magnetic razors— must be of the finest selected grade tempered uniformly throughout to a d+amond•like hardness. Fire, with its varying temperature, will not do this. • Thirty 'years of most careful re- search aid study have shown a way to add carbon to the Cubo Ms/tactic rasor steel and mage it un,i�etwilrrt- througheut the metal by asecree-prev, ess of Electric Tempering. All egbi elusive and severe test of the ialahell blade results in an absolute uaifsrtslty in the line. and we are thus ens --lel to .noorid I Iona", guarani* el every Carbo Magnetic rasor used, ; a t But telt this MOO honing,' nil grinding razor In,your own bom44 —or have your barber use it on you., Drop ug a postal, or better 711`, come io and He us and we will giver you our new propositioo fit barites • these raters tested without obliga-J Epp to purchase, together with eur,4 kite booklet Riots OD Shaie1." ' Gi SynopIS 01 Inc C0o0dion NOR WeSi nOMEHTF.AD ItEft ULATIONs. \1' et en numbered section of Dominion Lands to ANY ,t+skatchewan and Alberta, excepting ti and 2e, not resentd, may be homesteaded by any person who is the sole head of a family, or any tnale over nye. rs of age, to the extent of one -quart Iter section of Ilio acres, more oriels. Application for entry: must lie made in person by the applicant at • Dominion Lands Agency or Bub. agency for the distnct in which the land Is situate. i Entry by proxy may, however, be made at an A (en- ey on certainconditions by the father. mother, son, daughter brother or sister of an Intending i+ome- stea,fer, The homesteader 1s required 10 perform ►bI� homestead duties under one or the following Leans: • vision of the land in each residence year Jrfor the on and coast years. (2) A homesteader may if he so desires, }perform the regnircal residence duties 1. lis ing fanning on faing land owned solely by hitn. not less than eighty asst) acres in extent, In the vicinity of his homestead. Joint ownership in land will not meet this require- ment, (3) 1f the father (or mother, If the father Is de. ceased) of the homesteader has permanent resdenco on fanning land owned solel ty him, not lees than eighty (50)) acres in extent, in the vicinity of rhe homestead, or upon a homestead entered tor by him in the vicinity, such homesteader may retforn+ his o•vn residence duties by lit ing w alt the father or mother. 4 The teen "vicinity' In the two preeeedfng earnitra du 1e defined as meaning not more than twine miles n adiret liege. eschisi,e of road al.ow. aures crossed in tha measurement. 6 A homestculer Intending to perform his resi- dence duties in ae•cordance with the al.ove while Iia ing with his parents or one farming land owned b7 bimrell t notify the Agent of the distract of suds intention, Sic months notice In wrinno should he given to .he i'enmissloner of Dominion Lacots at Ottawa Or intention to apply for (.'►lent, W. W. CORY, Deputy of the Iliniste► of the In'trbr N. It —Unauthorized priblitation oftLs advertise men' Wit, not be paid for Tne Usborne and Hibbert .O Farmer's Mutual Fire Insur- o anGe Gompanu W. S. Cole, Druggist Head Office, Farquhar, Ont: - President—.1. L. Its asl•:LI,. house and the other at the barn 1 ti Vi ce.I'rceid,•nt—P.. II. I'AS14MOIL1 good orcha rde, 40 noes Beetled. The DiNfrCTORN, farm is ee:t 1. need, •100 rods of wwire fencing. 'this 1:11111 must L(• ,ri'.1 •ts WM. Roy. Boi►siint.M P. 0 the proprietress leas left the to' '1, ' Wet. Btti►'K WIN('IIKi.HKA P, 0. Possession ni once. 'terms wwt:; ' T. RYAN. Dunlap; P. 01 made known on flat of sale. 1'0- - ROBERT NORRIS, Blatt:,. tively no reserve. For fit it her pa:- AGi:N'1'H. ticul•irs apply In Thos. Cameron. ,inti\ EfiSVIIV, Exntor. Agent fee TERMS u:l' CHAT"! :.1. -I.,: t.,, ,io•1 )t;ddulph. $5 Ind smite' cash : over GI it a- Ol.iVElt IiARItIS, \Munro, aseng motto. 12 .rnnnth'• e: 1011 ,w,:! he tier !libber?. hull'srtoo and Logan. given on furnishing iipproved joint B. W. F. LIE AVEftb. notes. 5 per .cent off for.arts on Socy.Treas. Farquhar. credit amount.. , W. G. IIISSET'r. Proprir;o of Ch. ate: e..'•'..It 1N• •I.1it'IAN A STANPt'lti. °: "'ROMP 1