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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1908-10-15, Page 4BLOOD DISEASES CONED /qtr• Drs. K. & K. Established 20 Years. lar NO NAMES USED WITH- OUT WRITTEN CONSENT the was surprisedk how the sores healed— " IS Killen T.EATNENr fora serious blood illness.! New with which I had been inflicted for twelve years. I had consulted ascore of physicians. taken all kinds of blood medicine, vi,iiwl Hot Spring's and other minuet water resorts, but only got tem- porary relief. They would help me for a time, but after discontinuing the mtdi- eines the symptoms would break out again—running sores. blotches, r' heum- atie pains. Looseness of the hair,swelltegs of the steads, palms of the hands scaling, t itchiness of the skin, dyspeptic stomach, A,TE/1 TREATMENT / ■trent TREATMENT etc. l bard given up in despair when a friend advised me to consult you, as you had cured him of a similar disease 8 years ago. 1 had no hope, but took his consult Ithree weeks time the sores commenced to heel up and t t ben of eat time encouraged. r I symptoi had disapppeareriTREATMENT 1a was cured 7 tears ago and and at the end of that time every amp ytgnsot any disease since. lir boy, three years old, is sound and health)'. ilv,� � utnw can recommend your treatment with all my heart. Yon can refer any pe" ft privately, but you can use tiffs sestiuionial as you wish." We treat NERVOUS D1 TY, VARICOCELE. URINARY. DFRR' d VITAL WEAKNESS. BLOOD, SKIN and PRIVATE. Di•aaaes. of Mea and Women HasREADER Are you avictim! Nave you lost hope? !fro you Intending to marry` yOur blood belt l(Sewee)'fe tl! have u any wr,tkr, .s our Nr.w )I,rn,•n las TsgsT Fes, No matter who has treated you, write for an honest opinion Free of Chart.. will cure you. Whist It bag done for others It will do for you. Consultation Charges reasonable. Roots Free—"The Bolden Monitor.' 4 MIL St : nu itiseaArsof NO NAMES USED WITHOUT WRTifEN CONSENT. Everything confidential. Question list and cost of Holz.. Treatment FREE. N KENNEDY .KEN DRs Cor. Michigan Ave., and Griswold St., Detroit, Mich. \tt SCHOOL OPENING one Pritchard, of Winnipeg was $1O. lege complete. The 'faculty recital] OW. Of this .\1r. Foster took $5,000 given in tLc aulleg•• auditorium 1,11 for himself. atilt ‘v kik acting us the 1'rofeesor and ditcctor of music, ut:uuvgcr and receiving hi:, solely es and 'lies Urquhart. of the alelwrt• such. none of expreesiou, was attended by The evidence l;iveit before the a laigc• crowd of citizens and e+tu- Itojal Cowzniesion on fele insurance dents. This occ t stnc Nwas n tth t first . has made Mr. looter's name a byes apps ' d word in hottest fintncial circles. of thtwa too artists, anti their t.•c,•I►- A full line of Ile has lost his p°stlictt ofget tion teas ,nest decidedly enthusies- of the Foresters 'This 11tFunds lda iotatic. Mies Urquhart, fa her recita- 8 with his retnowal he r. cuived a tions, displayed al tislle lalent't fine - revere oatitigation from the Supreme ly trained, and etas tb}iateilient'her,fl touch applause. Many cononente on the programme as rendered and they Fuse nit been School B o o kGhi, t 1lanir. and a 11 other Attbouglt thus publicly brooded Hese as one unworthy of trust the ciao - School Supp ices in this campaign ere asked to steeped in praise. TLe wileae and return u panty to power who will community are }fortunate in having 11IN PRIZES! plane him again where he toluol nee in our Wiest two hurt•1talented ro>- Oooe the vast revenues of Canada for the plc as bliss Urquhart and Mite Pro benefit o[ hiruself and a hip aryeeiates• fesser. No scholar should fail to h it money handled by suolt as Jet winlr. R. dows placedll li in tas he front of plate chis The Fareet•'r_• e_ get one of our Prize Scribblers _ lesson does for all. brick block time improving its ape penrauce. and Pratice Books, and try Mr. John I2. llabkir'o. relurccd ' The Public 'Debt of Canada, is lees }look last week from the wost where for a copy of the Boy's Own er .elation than it "as he phpoi spent several months. Annual or the Girl's Own is 18teaJ6 d byof X10.32. Mr. and Mrs. Long. of Toronto. Annual.Isere guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. Smilic The Foresters got rid of [Foster last week. 500 to be given away. and 50 will North Toronto on the Brownings Drug Store, Even the rlotttreal Star the lead - The Exeter Times Mr. J. titonthron, of Toronto and 26t11, if they are•w•iese.. Miss 'Kate ltonthron. of Exeter spent last Friday in tonin. Miss Ftossic foss has successfully +ing• Cueservative paper in Canada re• completed her matriculation at the fuses to swallow Fonio!. supplementary examinations held at * • ' ' ' the Toronto University. While the 'Con=ervatises were in Dr. W. S. Ferguson was called to :er at 'Ottawa they gave away to Toronto last week owing to the death of his brother A. K. Ferguson. who was killed b; a street car in that City. Exeter. Ontario. ftl'eretts of Subscription $1.00 per Par in advance. $1.50 may be Illiarzed If not so paid. To United e lates subscribers, $1.56 strictly to Ranstord advertised to :peat. at Exe- No• paper discontinued) ter. Ile slid swell in 'January for yo.. hallway companies over 56 acres al it • • • • We don't. 'ice our old friend John MpTsuo, *OM all arrears are paid. unless at the option of the publisher. The N ato d is de 1°enoted on thich hsubscription label. is Da Advertising rates on application. DECISIONS RESPECTING • • • • • NEWSPAPERS • Any person or persons who takes youspend mot 'what you in haveke rwhat at a paper regularly from a post office. !whether addressed in his name or at the end of the 'week that makes mother's, or whether 11e bas sub- the jingle inur•pocket-. t scribed or not, is responsible for Free mail delivery for the raraI If a person orders his papers dis- Payment. districts is the way the Laurier Ad - continued he must pay all arrears,tainistratiotl proposes to use the big or the publisher may oontinue to surplus. Another step forward. • • • • ,s Bend it until payment is made, and The story that the Grand Trunk then collect the whole •amount 'whether the paper is taken or not. Grand directors want tt w ith 'projectw from ee he e The 'Courts have decided that re -!seems fusing to take newspapers or period- to have been made out Of teals from the post office or remov- ing and leaving them uncalled for Hon. It. P. Roblin. Premier of 15ian- pttim subscription remains unpaid, l )lobe got a bad throat and !vont ,prrima facia evidence of intentional home after the spanking the Globe fraud. gave him. The Liberals aro sorry !I'HS EXETER TIMES P T'G Limited. he left. McLean. Reduction of postage extension of service, deficits turned Ro surplus and noW 'Free Rural Mall iDelivery a record to vole for. EoSiei OHO Ilie FoieSIef Se The last three years of Conserve- ' Live rule resulted in a deficit of $6,000,000. The past three years id Liberal rule has resulted in a total - surplus of $48,400,000. The investigation of the Royal Feonitniesion into the conduct of In- surance business in Canada laid bare one of the 'boldest schemes sevr de - for sised by a party of speculators enriching themselves at the expense of other people and at .the risk of "The lesser sum expended by our other people's money. predecessors wits extravagance be - This plot lbcconles of public inter- cause clarger fid not have it to spend dnis est 1 roto the fact that the plotters econotfY because we 'have lived with' e !lading members of parliament, in opr means' lion. W. H. Fieldiing. whom would assuredly be Large of the puohe money as of .Finance if the Conner_ re returned to power. fife of these gentlemen e the money of the 'Indd- r,ler of Foresters, specu- it and pocket the profits. oncy came trona the Frette- d into the 1.0.1S. by Rho and was held as a "trust' r the widows and orphans' of testers. No one shad ani right Mensal!. c it except for their benefit. ny interest it carned belonged to thuna But 'the plottcl i devised a The Newton. Catawba at ohm].ilmakes 1 he scheme to evade lite late. The plan ,was to form a Trust Co. follottina complimentare ,rofer,•ncu capitalize it at *2,000,000 and . Fell to one of our Ilen;all young ladies, the stock to the 'Foresters of $10, daughter of Mr. 1). Urquhart. "Miss per share above par. F'at'ty shares Beattie Urquhart, of Hcusall. leacher :were kept thy thetusclvcs in artier of expression. has arrived and to qualify them es :Directors and makes the [acuity of C haft b:, Col - the balance unloaded on the Forest - ere. 'The first result was that $219, 600 of the Foresters money tva9 taken As be'l'ls. By the method outlined the echem- crs %tete able 'to get control of 82, 145,600 of Forester money with •itliich 40 speculate. Hon. George B. Fos- ter Ex. -Minister of .'Finance was General Manager :Ind . plottett'-,m chief. Speculation soon begin, l.itgc tracts of land were bought in the N• W. '1'. oatensihley 'for a syndicate but with the Foresters' tuoneY. lit one case a block of land . ICJ1 Swan from River it as bought by lion. B. 1'. Roblin. ile offered *5.25 per acro but etipulatcd that 25 cents per acre twee 'tn be "CutnmiesioR to hituiclf. Thio sunt *2,480 he took directly from the fund..+ of the For- esters while lac was acting a: nlarn- agcr of their "trtist' (toile. In connection Reith another block of t his land the Commission due to • • • it Here is a fact worth remembering land. since the Liberals have been in power they have not granted an acre of land to any railway company except the right-of-wey to the G.T. 1'. . A clorgeman mrttes ; !.I rct•ene tics, those little Candy Cold Cure Tablets are working .wonders in toy parish'. Prevcntics surely will check a cold. or the Grippe, in 'a very few hours. And Prevcntics are so safe and harmless. No Quinine, nothing harsh nor sickenung. Fine for feverish restless children. 'Box of 48 at 25c. Bold by W. ti. 4lowey: We Trust Doctors Ttrt*., e. If you !Ire suffering from. imp;;N: *'food, thin blood, de- bility, n.:rvousncss, exhaus- tion, you should begin at once with Aycr's Sarsaparilla, the Sarsaparilla you have known all your life. Your doctor knows it, too. Ask him about it. Mlles, trete N daily arthn of this bowels. pWh:'.'ilfo,:,";; _," nairnesis i d.t'ea.aRi 'cauds preventing tie eetnearhtla trims. doingmttr 1•eiit w.tk atec'. l'il't are liver pair. Act gently. Mt estctabt-. Lad• at 7. e. Ayer Co..Lowell. Maas. Ag . [t,eo man,i/eoturere of 9 NOR wItN1A. qerCONZitY rECTORAL. We Ism ro eeeret• t Ws retrials We fefaall/ of all ear E.•distse'•. Read the pain formula on a box of Pink Pain Tablets. Then ask your Doctor if there is a }better orae. Pain means congestion—blood pros - sure somewhere. 'Dr. Shoop's +'ink Fain Tablets check head pains. Moe manly pains, Vain anywhere. Try one, and see 120 for 25c. Sold by W. S. Howey. Kirkton Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Taylor . left last week to visit their son Charles in Boatot. Mr. and Mrs. John Somerville, re- turned last Thursday from their honeymoon trip. Misses Sarah and Mary Hazlewoodo accompanied by Miss Annie Road- Misses house, of St. 'Marys are spending a couple of woeks visiting friends in blarkdale. Mr. and Mrs W. Moore, spent last Saturday in London. It was with deep regret that the netts of Dr. A. K. •Fcrguson's un- timely death was received here last week. The deceased was well knot' n and highly respected by the people of Kirkton and vicinity. It was bere he first taught school and afte,c graduating in Medicine located here. where he enjoyed a large pratice unr til three Dears ago, when he sold out to Dr. Campbell and event to Toronto. property, viz. Success followed him there and at rho H'1Ii Ffi.—Three brood mares, ag- time of his death was enjoying • a ricultural, supposed to be with fool; large practice. The remains were ono gelding, agrienitural,; 1 mare taken to $.voabank, his boyhood home draft, 6 years old; 1 gelding, agri- for interment and a number from cultural, 'two 'years old; 1 stilly ng - here attended the funeral. More proof that Lydia), E. Pink- hta,nt'.r Vegetable Compound cures side women. Miss M. R. Morin, 335 Ontario St., Montreal, writes to Mrs. }Inkhorn: •• 1 was in very poor health and doc- tored for month:, receiving very little benefit. I had lost all ambition, was nervous. and subject to dizzy spells and painful periods each month. •• A friend suggested Lydia E. Pink - ham's egetsbie Compound as the proper medicine for Inc. I procured a bottle of this remedy and began tak- ing, and Before it was finishe(t, I felt so touch better that 1 continued its use and gate it a thorough test, with the result I ant to -day well and a much healthier girl than I was three years ago. I have no more painful periods, dirs'iness or nervous trembles." FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. For thirty years Lydia K. I'ink- 1(inn's \'egrtal1t' C'onllotlu111, made from mots and herbs, Bits been the standard remedy for female ills and has positively cured thousands tiff women who have been troubled wit 11 tlispla)t•Omctnts, inflammation. niches tion, tihmitl tumors, irregularities, periadie pains, backache, that bear- ing -down feeling, flat ulency,intlig's- ittll.dWitless or nervous prostrlt iinl i '(hy don't yen try it Mrs. I'inkhatln invite•, all sick ,woolen to 'write her 1or ntltit�. she has guided ti snout► to health. Address. 1.ynnMass. CASTOR% For Infants and Children. ,a,,, ,.u,u,4:s4.4•wm:mae116,11,40..4+-L,' rucnn,nan••rn+armmt•®ii Rfoikes'DlgestionCh efful- ittessJ;IlfdHest.Contaiasf either -`,1MKorphine nor lfineral. NOT NARCOTIC. ApesfectRemedy fort o tstipa- tloih, Sour Stolnach,Diarrhoea, Worn'i ,Convutsions,Feveristh- ness andLOsS OF SLEEP. . !acSitnile Signature or NEW YORK. \, h r,tuttt:tti c,ricl EXACT COPY•OF WRAPPbB. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of • In Use For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA TME CENTAUR Coa..AMT. 017t• TO•a ern. Clearing Sale —of— CHOICE of—:CHOICE FARM STOCK AND In- I'LE MENTS Mr. 'Tho:;. Cameron has been in- structed to sell by public auction on LOT e2 CONCESSION 2 USBORNE ••••••••••••••••••••• ,410.••••••••••••••••••••••••••11 NN44N 1 The IWolsons Bank Incorporated 1855 CAPITAL •••• $3374.00000 RESERVE FUND • • • • s3.974r000`00 Has tis Branches in Camila, and Agents and Correspondents in all the Principal Cities in the World. . General Eaukieg Business Transacted. Savings Bank Department 1 at all Branches. !Merest allowed at highest current rate. Dickson & Carling, Solicitors. N. D. HURDON, Manager • .............••••••••••••40••••••••••••••••••••••••411 NNN4INN.•N•N•aN/•4o4o•N•N•NNN••••••r• 2 months old; 70 hens and pullets, a number of turiteys. IMPLEMEN'T'S. -1 binder ; 1 Deer- ing mower ; 1 Deering horse -rake: 1 13 hoe teed drill; 1 spring -tooth i ctlltivator; 1 disk I4larrow; 1 set iron harrown1 land roller ; 1 scuff. - ler ; 1 walking ,plow ; .1 large two furrow plow ; e lumber tt•agons ; pair 'bobsleighs ; 1 top buggy ; tl Oo mile east of Exeter Notth on, open buggy ; 1 hay rack ; 1 oto Thames Road. on rack ; 1 gravel box ; ,1 fanning mill ; 1 oreann -separator (nett'); 3 sot TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20th, 1908 double harness (2 set nearly now): At 12 o'clock flood. the following 1 set single harness; 1 car rope and slinks; grain bags: sugar kettle; grind stone,atono boat. sap-buskets; 1 textensien ladder 30 f t. new : 12 ft. ladder ; chains; shovels; forks; hoes ; eto. 20 tons of timothy bay; 11)-2 acres of turnips; ono acre• of man - golds. Tho implements above nnentioned aro mostly new. No reserve as,the proprietor has ,sold his farts. TERMS OF SALE cash a` 11 stuns of $5 and under, over that amount 12 months credit will be given on furnishing approv- ed joint notes, or a discount of 5 ounce; Compound Kargon, one ounce years old; 4 titeers 1' year old. :i per cent. per annum off for cash oft Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, three heifers 1 year old; 0 calves. credit amen nts. otwccs. HOGS AND l'OttLTRY.-2 timed A. CAMPBELL THOS. CAMERON Mix by bloating ,tell in a bottle. sows: 9 store bogs 140 lbs; 4 pigs Proprietor Auctioneer. and take a teaspoonful after each__-—�.s_� rueal and at 'beiltitnn:. lie states that the ingredients can be obtained from any good prescrip- tion pharmacy at email 81) cost, and bo- nne of vegetable extraction. are harmless 'do take. Th:, pleasnnt mixture. if taken regularly for u few days, is eai,l to overcome altnsi oany ease of Ithets- mati-tn. The /pain and swelling. if any. diminishes with each dose, until Permanent results are obtained, and without. injuring_ the stotoach. While there are many ee-osllcd Rheumatism remedies, ;latent wedic;i ns. etc.. some of aorto do give relief. few really Race tIicrnteni•ul result.. and the above Mill no doubt, be greatly ap- precnited by many sufferers here at title 'flint. Inquiry at the drug stores of this neighborhood clients the information that these drug's are !rimless and cin be t.ocght separately, or the druggists hero will mix the prescrip- tion for otlr readers if asked to. RHEUMATISM RECIPE A well-known authority on Rheu- matism gives the followc,ng valuable though Simple and harmless, pres- scription, 'sshich anyone can easily prepare at borne. Fluid tF.xtract .Dandelion ricultural 'two years old;'1 gelding; general purpose, two years old ; 1 g, agricultural. one year old; 1 filly, agricultural, one year old; 3 sucking colts, draft : j carriage marc, 6 years old. . • CATTLE. -6 scows slue to calf In March end April; r^. caws due i to calf time of sale; 2 cows farrow; 4 istecrs 2 years old; 2 heifers 2 THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE o,ie a Auction Sale FARM, FA d1 tiTCCI' AND Ian 1'l.M:.111:N'IS. Mr. B. S. Phillips, Auctioneer has tett instructed by John Welsh to :,• 11 by public auction. on. LOT 25. CONCESSION 1, t'SUORNEI 1 1-2 miles north of Exeter. —oil— ' 'FIII" RSDAY. OCTOBER '23, 1909. At one o'clock sharp, the ,following pt opertY V:z : HOUSES — One Lcaty draft breed ward 9 years old ; 1 heavy draft horse 7 years old : 1 d -year old driv ing colt sired by Wilder Lee ; i heavy! draft filly 6 ,nos. old. CATTLE.—1 thoroughbred 'Durham bull, two years old. bred by Henry Smith ; 1 aged thoroughbred Dur- ham cow in calf to thoroughbred bull; J young thoroughbred Int r- hatn cow in calf to thoroughbred bull ; 1 thoroughbred i1)urharn heif- er calf six months 01d ;.e grade m:lki- ittg. in calf to thoroughbred bull; 1 grade 'heifer 3 years old with calf at R:de. IMI'Li.MENTS.—.'•la%w.•11 Willer Walking plow, 'Frost & Wood. No. 20; Two ,furrow plow. Maple ,Leat ; Gang plow 'Verity mike; Jet Dia- mond httrtows ; Notion drill good as new : ,tet bob sleighs: Heavy lumber wagon :.About 400 eviler posts and a gnantity of cedar roles, nit') t r :ln. bcr of cedar anchor prate. l -11M$ oft" natal; Chattel•. all mums of 85 end meter cash ; over 'loot nmoont 12 months creellt will be given en 'fur,, -di tg approved hint note+, or a discount of 1 1-2 cents en the dollar for cash Cit credit moonlit.. Visi- t \Wr l -h. I roprietor : R�t, . t pe \uei (iffy. 1, The only nourishment that bread affords is that which the 'flour contains. Bread baking is merely putting flour in appetising form. Flour making is merely putting the nu• tritious part of wheat in shape for bread making. (;ood milling i' the kind that takes from the wheat all that is nutritious, nothing else. Royal Household Flour is made from carefully selected \ianitoba Hard spring wheat. Every pound is altnost a pound of food; Clean, white, pure and nutritious. It goes farther, does better baking and 3s more satisfactory in every way than any' other flour. Your grocer knows he cannot keep store to well without Ogilvie's Royal Household. Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., Uadted, MONTREAL. 3 READ OFFICE, TG=dMTO ESTLIS .ISHED 18$T B. E. WALKER, President ALEX. LAIRD, General Manger 1 Paid-up Capital, $10,000, Reserve Fund, - 5,000, I I.1 111 A GENERAL BANKiN ir(USINESS TI'ANSACTED AT ALL BRANCHES DRAFTS AND MONEY ORDERS hold, and money transferred by telegraph or letter. COLLECTIONS made int aI! parts of Canada and in foreign countries. FOREIGN BUSINESS. Cheques and drafts on the United States, Great Britain and other foreign countries bought and sold. 113 Exeter Branch—G. W. IIarrison, Manager Branoh also at Crediton. 1 �f'AZOR FLaSM �5�+: c r1,:1, T, N..3� ":1. E. O. from 6. A. 8. - Have his initials with yours etdied' ndon a Carbo Magnetic Made., Doesn't this solve the haunting ques- tion " What shall I give him?" There are a thousand pleasin.ggifts CZ: a WO OSS to one for a man. He avant s:iomething exclusively rraecie• line :rid practical enough to be a 'cylinder of the donor. " C:1, he has razors," or " Ne goys to the barber shop I" you c&c oii.. A:: the r.:orc reason for a Carbo Mag• retic razor—he knows from ezy-r4• cote ti:c difficulty in securing a razor th : tvi'.l give satisfaction every day wit::r_t periodical honing and grind- VJh.n you buy a precious :tone y.r1 either sr Cure an expert to select is or go to a well established (tet ,'rat will Lnroad;tioaally guarantee its parity. Razor steel reeuces even more care rn srlectron. It varies more than a precious stone in quaiity. The Carbo Magnetic razor has all the good qualities a razor should have with the anr.iyances left cut. O.re Of tf.e:e rarcrs ;liven As a C.:rttt:r.as present will prase A lasting 1,7 is the recipient. 77'SIOOI S 01 Ilie C011gioQ Noll MI HOMESTEAD EEO ULAT1t)$B..;t Any person who is the sore headl of a [smite, or any male over 18 years on'may homestead a quartefi' sectoni of available Dominion land in Manitoba. Saskatchewan. or Alberta. The applicant must appear in person at the Dominion Lauds Agency or Sub -agency for the district. Entry by proxy may be had et the agency. on certain condition`. by father, mother sols. daughter, brother. or sister of intcnd:ng homesteader. Duties :—Six months residence upon and eu:tivation of the land in eaob of three years. A homesteader may t`-• I live within nine miles of hie home- stead en a ,farm of at least 80 acres seicly oft nod and occupied by him or itis father. mother. son, daughter, brother or sister. 111 certain districts a hornestea3or in good standing may pre-empt a (Flarler . C(:011 alongside Ilia home. �tentl. l'r:co 1, 3. per eery.. i)utiee-e Moet reside Rix menthe itepach of six years from elate of homestead entry l:no:tiding the time required to earn homestead patent) and culei vtaa fifty acres extra. A homeetea'1 •r alio lies exhausted hie homestead right and cannot ott- is:fl pre-emption may lake a pur- ebat^d homes;o''l in e,•rt''.11 ilistricts p,• c3. per nee.. I)atiee.—~List reeido s'x mc•ntl.t in .-itch of three year'. eu:tivate Cleo neres and eget house worth 8'300.01. w, w. ('oRY. Depot) of the Minister M the lntertoe N. 13.—Vnauthoritrd pnl•lir-ation of thl..dvertfee went 4111 not be paid for We carry a compete Inc of the s unconditionally guaran- teed Carbo Magnetic Razor., and will have any desired initial engraved en the blade without extra charge. Lane is acting as secretary for the Acommittee who are endeavoring to colleet the county exhibit, and ho- 1 will be glad to send copies of the, W. S. Cole, Druggist prize list anti nil elenreinformation to anyarie :.king same. Allll express charges 10 Godcrioh, and thence to Toronto. will he paid. to that cxhihi- ILttott'e Horticultural Exhibit. — tore are tit little or no expense. Ay The attention of fruit ,Trower. all means let anyone hiving good uuunty i' urgentiy fruit speeitnet i arrange to d ta calledthrotoghothteth:s de=inacobility of haw:ng , ►o Mr, Lanc, xo Ihat or.r countysenmathey. large exhibit of fruit gtown in (!:i '1a before lend in the disple.ye at this county at the Provine;fl liort.ect-tsplerolol exhibition. Exhibits must tura) Exhibit:on o hieh open• is Toro be at Godericli not lath r then Nov, onto M. nb0th. Lib-: 2nd. er,l priseons are ondayattardNot•cedtforcr the eral competition, in which all trait All disoriIl rs closed by a bilious growers tnny enter. and a grant of stele of the 'Intern oen be cured by >E21 from the County Council ha4 been tieing CRrtrt'R Little Livor ''ills. No folded to the 1'rovineiel prises in the! pain, griping or discomfort attend - county cornpetitions. County clerk fog their use. Try there.