Exeter Times, 1908-11-26, Page 4HE EXE'1 ER TIMES, NOV 26th 1908.
TOILET
ARTICLES
A New Lot of Goods
Just Arrived
(lair Brushes, Cloth Bt ashes
Slaving Brushes, Tooth and
Nail Brushes, NVhisks, Mir-
rors,Pockot Mirrors, Dressing
Combs, Pocket Combs and
other 'Toilet articles.
CALL AND SEE
Brownings Drug Store
Notes and Comment
tThe members of (the .Commons have
'lheeu called to meet at Ottawa Thurs-
4ay, December 3rd.
The Conservatives of Kent bare dee
aided to protest the election of Mr.
'Arch. 'McCoig on the usual grounds.
••••-
Mr. C. V. llodgins, ex -ISL al. P. of
Worth •Dliddlesex, who eves defeated
et the last Provincial elections by
tDuncau C. Ross, Las been appointed
'bursar of the hospital for epileptics
at Woodstock, in succession to .the
late John Ronan.
fu New Brunswick a curious .con-
dition exists as the result of the Lib-
eral sweep in that province. So
Sure were the local Conservatives al;
twinning, (that two of them, Ilion.
ID. (Morrison and di. Frank Smith re-
signed their scats in the local, but
veru defeated by Mr. Loggic and Mr.
Carvell for the Federal, and now.
there is a difficulty about •getting
back.
At the resucst of Sir 'Wilfrid, Mr.
tV, 3.. .Mackenzie Ring. M. 'i'., has
reconsidered his decision to decline
the appointment as imperial comm:s-
ioner to the international anti op.
ium conference at Shanghai meal.
January, rifr. Ring trill accept the
mission. He Will sail from Van-
couver on Dec. 2, and will bo absent
ChM the latter part of Feb.
• • • • •
Sir Wilfrid Las pledged himself .to
acmove from office any and all offic.
late who may be found 'guilty Of
Mrong-doutg. That this will he done
is an absolute certainly. The Prem-
ier declined to take any steps until
evidence had been produced, and .to
this end the Cassel's Commission is
now investigating. The 'Government
;Was strong enough Ito take this posi-
tion previous 'to Abe elections. and
is strong enough Ito fulfil She pledge
made in this regard when itis proper
moment arrives.
It has 'been decided that the act of
last session, respecting the sale of
patent medicines, shall come into
force on the lot .of April.• After
that date any preparation which con-
tains chloral. aconite, ergot, stry-
chnine, or any other of the uumer-
bus list of deadly drugs, will have to
be approved by experts of the depltrti-
mcnt of Inland revenue or bear n
printed statement on the outside of
each package that there is a deadly
drug int the preparation and the natne
of the drug.
• • • • •
(lou. W. S. Fielding will sail for
Entitled next week from Now 'York
and will be absent emit January next
'Mr. Fielding. who was one of the
plcnipoieotiaries of Canada in thu
negotiation of the Franco -Canadian
trade treaty last year. is crossing the
Atlantic to consult with the Imper-
ial and Fru►ch governments with re-
fercnc,• ,to the position of the treaty
wh.rh. though approved by the par.
'lament of Canada and by the French
Chamber of Deputies. has met with
opposition in the French senate. Ic
Is hoped that with a further confer-
ence this opposition may be overcome
and the t real y ratified at t he pres-
ent session of the : •nate in 1'.Hs.
ONTARIO PItoViNCIAI. Y,\lit.
$2.10 to Guelph and i;tu:n from
Ezetcr via Grand Trunk Railway
System. Good going Dec. u, 4 7, 8.
P. 10, and 11th. Itcturu limit Deo.
4t c
1 b , secure tickets kers from (fraud
!Trunk Agent.
It Quiets
the Cough
This is one reason why Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral is so valua-
ble in consumption. it stops
the wear and tear of useless
coughing. But it does more
- it controls the inflammation,
qui':ts the fever, soothes, heals.
Ask your doctor about this.
Tr. 1 rf kind of a toatit:tontal
"Ito: 1 t ,r ovor sixty years."
sir r.tverve rrc...smserassow
"144"r 7 C. Ay•r Ce., t.owell, Mi.s.
A•., mAnuf%otar•r• of
S'RSAPARiLLA.
tiersPILLS,
L1' IIAIR t (riOR.
R'• t•ar♦ au rrer3% W P.".11
eh• ! r-• .a cf All o•.. medl3lnH.
•sten recovery b
*la regular wit
keeping tho
Ayer's Pills.
Huron
Clinton has formed n bowling alit'
company with a capital of $1909.
G. 11. Lauder, of fl'hedford has
been appointed Grand Trunk sta-
tion agent at Goderich. in place of
John Straiton, resigned.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fat lobar, an aged
resident of Clinton, died Sunday. Nov.
1ltb. at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Albert Morrell. tyith whom she
had made her home for several years.
Messrs J. A. Ford and Angus McL-
Lcod. of Clinton. last Thursday took
over :the 'business of Mr. W. G. 1'cr•
ria of Clinton .who has been in the
grain business for many years.
The well known strengthening
properties of iron combined with
other tonics and a most perfect nor -
vine. are found in Carter's Iron Pills
which strengthen the nerves and
body, and improve the blood and
complexion.
The Ashfield township Council has
given the Iucul option by-law St's
first and second readings and it is
Slow up to (the voters to decide iL
they wend it to ,become Pew in the
township.
A %project is on foot for the erec-
tion of a new grist mill and elevator
at 'Goderich, the idea being to look
after the (rade that has peen arse
sleeted since the destruction by fire
of the Dol rich trill.
There is no one article in the line
of medicine that gives so large a re-
turn for the money as a good por-
ous strengthening plaster, such as
Carter's Smart Weed and Belladonna
'The Kincardine triage horses got.
frightened al Goderich one tiny last
week, and ran away. The stage up-
set and fell on 11 he !driver. who
fortunately escaped uninjured. The
stage was somewhat damaged.
Mr. Wm. Hanson. one of Fuller -
ton's oldest and rno3t respeoted res-
idents died on Monday Nov. 10th ,Fu
bis 79th year. The deceased 'had been
a resident of the township for up-
wards of 60 years. Mrs. D. Mills. of
Exeter is a sister of the deceased.
Do ,riot fail Ito read II. Cook Sons
and Co. coupon in this issue, in which
they arc offering big inducements to
purchasers of their best family
flour.
According 'to the annual report of
(the (Bureau of Industries for 1900.
just issued. Huron pays She, second
highest amount in taxes es a county,
Middlesex paying $142,:131, Huron
$88,380. the next highest. being Wel-
lington, $77.129, Simcoe '$72,013
Northumberland nod Durham $69.-
7.18.
69;718.
Mr. Lorne Moffat, son of Mr. John
Moffat the Ii:ippen grain buyer, and
Aliss 'Gcrtie Caldwell. sister of Mrs.
Len •DlcConncll of illruccfield. were
fruited in marriage last Wednesday
evening, the ceremony being per-
formed in Seaforth by Rev. 'Mr. Lar-
kin. The happy couple who have the
hearty good wishes of , the ;whole
community, will take up housekeep-
ing on the J. Aikeahcad farts which
Mr. Moffatt has rented.
A change in the personnel of the
officers u►' 1he Goslericl► 11'I:utiuK
Mills Co., Ll d., maim brought about
the past week, ,by tIiicit dames nuch-
an;ut, sr., heretofore 'president and
treasurer of the Company, retires
from the business. His son, James
Iluchanan, jr., who was formerly
manager and tucretnry of the Com-
pany, becomes now president sled
manager, nod John Lawson take, Ihe
vositiun of secretary -treasurer of
the Company.
On Tuesday morning, of 13'91 week
the stenun:r Necbuty, (with a cargo
of grain. glorutcled nbout 150 yards
outside the harbor entrance atlGod-
erich. The steamer im thought do
have struck n boulder which 'Ione
n hole in her neater •bol tom ,filling
the vessel so fell that pumps could
not reduce the inflow of water. A
lighter was telegraphed for and the
Moat avast released the next day'
!rbc cement Works which •wore wash-
ed of( the :breakwater a couple
1yoars ago are •dill at the 'bottom of
the lake and likely 0;14441 the tlon-
ble.
Proof is inexhaustible that
Lydia I. Pinklinnt s Vegetable
'nmpnund cures female ills and
t
riles women -safely through the
henget of 1.1fe.
)fr:t. Letitia Blair Cannifton,Ont.,
.vrites to Mrs. I'inkllatu:
"I was sielc far five years. One doe-
r .r told Inc it was ulceration, and an-
•ther told Ino it was a fibroid tutnor,
• ,,1 advised an operation. No one
sows what i suffered, and the be:ar-
down paint were terrible.
" 1 wrote to try sister about it and she
advised me to take Lydia E. l'inkhaut's
Vegetable Compound.
„ It (las cured ane of all :nv troulle4,
and i did not have to have the opera -
!ion after all. The Compound alio
!ped me to pass safely throug:i
,tanti►e of tire."
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
For thirty years Lydia h:. 1'ink-
'1aitl's Vegetable Compound, matte
(runt roots and hunts, has been tit;
itant1:trtl remedy for female itis
)nd has p :fit ively cured thOUsand.<t,f
tvuman who have )leen troubled with
i isltlarementrl, Milani mat ion, 'deera-
'1, fibroid tumors, irregularities,
.:•'riodic pains, 1>at'kaelle, that bear-
ing -down feeling, flatulency, indigetI-
'.ilpll,tlizzines:loi' nervous prostration.
Why don't you try it ?
'Mrs. Pinkhanl Invite's all sick
•,semen to write Ler for advice.
:•tin has guided thousands to
licnith. Addree'i, Lynn, Mess.
Hensall.
Mr. iltobt. Dalrymple is suite ill.1
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie White, 01 '
ILucknoty was here last week visit-
ing Mr, White's parents.
Mts. A. 11. Carroll, of Carroll, 11311.
is visiting her sister, Mts. Jas.
Sutbcrlaud.
Mr. 11\'111. \Vhitesides, one of our
most respected residents died at
ma Monte on Sunday. November 15t1.
The deceased, who was in his 78th
year, iwas a native of Belfast, Ire-
land. Together with his wife, ate
emigrated to this country in the year
1875, settling in Seaforth, where they
continued to reside for some 18 years
after tyhich they moved to llensall.
where he has continued to live for
the past fifteen years. Some eight
years ago his .wife, who had been in
ill health for some time, predeceas-
ed hits and sinoe Heti titnc he lived
with his slaughter. sister and this
son Albert. The deceased had five
sons and five slaughters, of whore
survive two sorts and two daughters.
In religion he was a Methodist and
itt politics a Conservative, and was
very firm and pronounced in his ad-
herence to both. As a (friend and
neighbor lie was ever kind find oblig-
ing and w'as tl'ha1 is termed "a young
old man,' for right up do within a
week or so of his death lie was very
fond of young people and '1133 con-
stantly' in their cotnpany.'ctnd took
all the innocent 'pleasures he could
out of life. Ile at'ill be hutch missed
off our street, where he was a well
known and (familiar figure. The
funeral ser Ore Was corrd11ote(1 by
bis (pastor, Rev. 8. L. troll, in the
Methodist church. on ;Wednesday
afternoon Iasi and 'was .guile largely
attended, niter which the remains
were interred in 11110 •llensall union
cemetery.
Lucan
The TIMES from now till January
1910 for One Dollar. If your neigh-
bors or friends are not now getting
the TIMES, ,kindly tell them of this
excellent offer
Chas. Shannou, who lived for ta
number of years on the Bauble !fill
died at his home in Cleveland on
Monday of last peck. .
Mrs. (Lintel'. died at the Resid-
ence of her granddaughter, Mrs.
Benj. 'Langford, its this .village • O!!
Tuesday morning of last facet- at the
age of 83. James Wilson also of this
place is the only child.
• %Robert Smyth and family left last
week for their borne in •Ycrino, Cali
ferrule after a two -mouth's visit
with his mother. This (vas Mr
Smyth's first visit home in 12 years
'Miss Self, of Buffalo, is visiting
at Win. Martin's.
Harold Jarvis and .Dirs. Shafor, of
Detroit, arc .booked to appear here
in the Stanley Opera 'louse on No-
vember 27th. under !the auspices of
.,1 the Lucan high sobool.
Robert Stoddert. H. A., of King&
stuff, assumed his duties as perman-
ent principal of the Lucan high
school on Tuesday morning.
The curlers met on Friday bight
at the council chambers, and elected
the following officers for the cora- BURNS THE SATIRIST
big winter, lion. president, II. A. Me- As to the issue between the poe►, on
Ewen ; president. C. W. .11awkshaw • the one hand and Scotch religion on
vice-president, Geo. .Bawden ; Chap, the other, no traveller in Ayrshire is
Itcv. A. Carlisle; secretary- trees., permitted to remain indifferent. The
A. M. Smith ; lnaneging committee, conviction grows upon one that the
W. Ward, W. II. Tuke. W. Gibson, greatest song -writer of modern times,
an'I J. C. Downing. perhaps of all time, Was scarcely less re-
Mts. W. E. Stanley returned on markable as a satirist. These fields good nature. And on the .whole,
Saturday from a six weeks' visit and clustered villages presented to his it was instinct, not theory, per -
with her daughter, Mrs. Chas Camp- penetrating gazean abbreviated world. sonal grievance, not party prejudice,
bell, of Brooklyn, N. l . Knowing the virtues and follies, the that brought hint to a glow. -From
(''rank Quigley returned on Satur- enthusiasms, the hypocrisies, the la- -Robert Burns'a Country,' by Geo.
day from Dawson City to reside per- hors and sports, the comedies and trag- McLean Ilarper, in the Christmas
ma newly in Ontario. Mr. -Quigley edies of Kyle -this little district which Scribner's . . .
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At b rrionthrs. old
3 Dost_% -;'CENTS
LXACT cam, or WRAPOCB.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
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Bears the
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of
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For Over
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CASTORIA
.
has done reinarkably well duirng his formed for him one community, in the
seven years' sojourn in the Klondike. heart of Ayebire-he was able to in -
The 0. N. 0. club has enaagod the atruct the world. He did for Scotland
Tony Vila orchestra for a big hop in what Lafontaine inAmore conspicuou-
the Stanley opera house on (Monday, ous, though really narrower sphere,
December 14. did for France in the seyenteeth cen-
Wcn. 'Downs is still at Victoria tury. He drew up closer to the ob-
Ifospital, London. avbere he fonder- jects of his attack than even Voltaire
went ;in operation about a month ago or Swift. What he ridiculed was not,
Ile still suffers considerable pain and generally, the perversity or the stupid -
his improvement is not so rapid as sty of a nation, but some immediate
was expected. departure from natural and humane
John J. llodgins, grocer, has Zfur- conduct, something at Tarbolton or
chased the property opposite Dr. T. Mauchlinewhich touched him unpleas-
llctssacks on Muir street, and Svill antly. Hence his passion. True, he
erect a handsome dwelling t !next professed a rationalistic philosophy,
spring.
John (McFalls, proprietor of the
Western hotel, stumbled and fell
over tome boxes in his cellar last
week, and fractured two of bis ribs.
The Rev. A. Carlisle and Rev. Mr.
Sage, of St. George church, London,
exchanged pulpits' on Sunday last.
derived from the dominant French
writers of the age and the 'British de-
ists; but a large measure his views of
life originated in his own experience
and of course they were vitalized
with personal feeling and winged
with local phrases. Thus he gave a
humorous rather than a bitter turn
to bis satire. He knew its objects in
most cases, as "brither sinners' and
fellow Ayrshiremen. The undeniable
virtues of most of them were present
in his mind, along with their odious
orthodoxy. His own shortcomings
too, made it impossible for him, Rob
the Rantler, to set up .as a 'suite
serious judge of morals. llence his
Vis!
1 The Molsons Bank
Incorporated 1855
CAPITAL • • • •
RESERVE FUND
More Bread in a Barrel.
That extra cost per barrel which your
grocer asks you for
Ogllvie9s Roya Household
a_
doesn't go inti) anybody's pocket.
it conies Lick to you.
It is the dip}erence in money between flour you
are sure of and flour you are not.
it covers the cost of inspecting the entire wheat
crop of the country, and selecting the choicest grain.
It pays for advanced inilling methods, for
cleanliness, for purity and tor scientific flour -flaking.
It comes back to you in the shape of Tight,
wholesome, nourishing bread and pastry.
A barrel of Ogilvie's Royal Household Flour
goes farther than a barrel ofanyother flour. It
makes more bread and better bread.
You are not really spending that extra amount
----you arc investing it.
1)0 not let it stand between your Family and
good baking. Go to your grocer and say " Royal
ouschold."
Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., Limited
Montreal.
$3 374.000 00
$3.374.000.00
Has (15 Branches in Canada, and Agents and Correspondents In all the
Principal Pities in the World,
General Banking Business Transacted.
Savings Bank Department
• at all (tranches. Interest allowed at highest current rate.
• Dickson & Carling, Solicitors. N. D. HUHDON, Manager
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THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
SEAL) OFFICE, TORONTO ESTABLISUElt 1867
8.. t. WALKER, President
AUX. LAIRD, Generirranager
Paid-up Capital, $10,000,000
Reserve Fund, - 5,000,000
Branches throughout Canada, and in the United States and England
COUNTRY BUSINESS E othersforytheotransatcti'onmof their
banking business. Sales notes will be cashed or taken for collection.
BANKING BY (RAIL
this way with equal facility.
Accounts may be opened by mail, and
monies deposited or withdrawn ih
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Exeter Branch -G. W. Harrison, Manager
Branoh also at Crediton.
Nervous, Diseased Men
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Don't waste your time and money On cheap, dangerous, experimental treatment.
Don't increase at your own cost your sufferings by being experimented on with remedies
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"A. L. 0. from (S. A. C."'
Have his initials with yours etched
apon • Carbo Magnetic blade.
Doesn't this solve the hanntingques.
Can "What shall 1 give hint)"
There are a thousand pteasinggifts
for • woman to one for a man. He
wants something exclusively mas:u•
Lae add practical enough to be a
dilly reminder of the donor.
"O:t, he has taxers," or "Ifs goes
is 1113 barber shcpl" you exclaim.
..t: the mo: c reason for a Carl* Mac -
retie razor -he knows from escperi•
once the dif::eutty in securing a rasor
th,t mil give satisfxctian every Cay
without peri,dical honing and grind-
i:g.
Whea you '1,t:7 a precious steno
) .a either seccre an ex?ert to select
is et go to a %,ell established firm
that will unconditionally guarantee
its purity. Raror st^el requires 17:3
more care . in trice:,dh. It vr::s
rao:e than a precious tilt to in. gas..: .
The Carso Lla;ne:i: razor has Ail
the good qualities a razor should have
with the annoyances left cut. One
of these razors riven as a Christmas
prese,:t wiil pray: a lasting joy to
1b4
r-ecipient.
:'le carry a ecrnpl;tt lire cf the
Linoone.'Itianally cuawnrs•
iced Carbo Magnetic Razors, and
will have dry desired in.tirl to ;raved
cn the blade extra..ha:;.-.
Souls 01 the CuallahNorlli Wes!
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1IOli11I8TEAD REGULATIONS.;:
Any person who is the sole head
of a family, or any male over 18
years 0:41 may homestead a quartefr.
sectoni of available Dominion land in
Manitoba, Saskatchewan, or Alberts.
The applicant rllu31 appear in person
at the Dominion Lands Agency or
Sub -agency for the district. P:ittt y by
proxy may be had at the agency, on
certain condition', by father, mother
son. daughter, brother, or sister of
intending homesteader.
Duties :-Six months residence upon
aaa cultivation of the land in each
of three years. A homesteader may
live within nine mile." of his home-
stead on a Sarin of at least 80 acres
scaly owned and occupied by hires or
his father, mother, son, daughter,
brother or sist,•t.
In certain districts a hotnestea.tor
in reed standing 'nay pre-empt a
q':rtr rcr rear:on a.orrgsidc his home.
%tend. Pr:co $3. per acre. i)uties-
Mut reside !'x months incaoh of six
years from date of homestead entry
(:nc:ud:rig the time required to earn
homestead patent) and cultivtae
fifty acres extra.
A honetea,kr %vim has exhausted
his homestead right and cannot ob-
tain a pre-empt:on may lake n pur-
ehas;d homestead tit Certs.:, district*
i'r:c•
O. per acre. 1)::t .-bfnst
re;:do s:x months in cac'1 of Ihree
yenrs. ou:tivntc f:fly neres and erect
hoasr• worth 300.01
W. tv. CORY, ti
Deputy of Me tdtntster of the be trine .
N. 11.--t'nauthoriu.I pnbllratInn of Oda siren
ment ill not lie paid In:
Tlie USborne and Men
64 Farmer's Mutual Fire insur-
W. S. Cole, Druggist arse Gompanu
Head Office, Farquhar, Ont.
f'rceident-J. L. Itt'SSELI..
'teed the pain formula on a Lox of Vrasidersid.'nt-W 11. 1',1S9DtOH6
('ink fain Tablets. nen ask your DiHI?('TO115,
Doctor it there is a (better one. WM, Roy,
ilottxttnt.x F'. n
Iain means congestion -blood pros- SVM. BROOK Wis;laiEi Petr 1', O.
sure somewhere. Dr. Bhoop's (''ink T. RYAN, intTttt.tlf P. O}
i'a:n Tablcta ^heck )lead pain?, tiro. ROBERT NORItiAAf;, BfHtvlta.
manly pains, pain anywhere. Try 1rN',
one, and r,ec 1 241 for 25c. Sold by W.
9. Fran',). JOHN ESSEHY, Exeter. •':«*,t fol
�----. t'abornp and ll rl,lnlph.
Rhcutnatlstn promptly driven from OLIVER IIAltltiy, Duras, a¢ent
the Wood tt•,Ih tor. Slhoop'e Ithcn- for Hibbert. Fullerton and i..,i"(1.
B. W. F. BEAVERS,
'illi comlmo
O emedies. A test Seay.Treas. Farquhar.
Mille Remedy. Don't waste time
r
twill surely tell. In tablet or liquid, OLAI%dAN A ciTANH1'It\. .,•rt•r•
form, Bold by W. 0. hews': i
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