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$I~; EXE 1 +' R TIMES, MAY 27th 1909.
t'r.•adent': uddn•ss on his visit to .in the following report.
end English schools in 1901;, The ad-
RESOLUTION ' 1. 'I COMMITTEE
Coughs.dress showed careful preparation attd Resolved: -1. That in regard to the
that 'Mr. ►log+rth had taken very New 'Curriculum we recommend that
careful note of what is being done in the following committee be appoint-
thoee schools. His address showed ed, and to report to U. E. A. Misses
Colds that school matters differ very touch Augustine, h. Wntso:t. Me srs• Long,
from conditions here but that the trip Tigert, Woods, Tretvart ha and the
)oust be n very pleas:u,t and in- inspector,
teresting one. Mr. 'Hogarth gave a 11. We recommend that two test
books in Composition and Grammar.
large amount of information.
Mr. T. F. Wright, of the lteming- combined, be adopted. one suitable
relief and ton Business College, Toronto. gave for Junior classes and one for Senior
For the
promptan excellent address on penmanship.' classes.
cure of Colds, Coughs, Hoarse• Ile claimed that penmanship is a` ill. We recommend that the reso-
ness, Loss of Voice, and all science and should he taught scien- lotions in regard to the Public School
affections of the Throat and tificntly. If done so we should have :yeller be adopted.
lungs and for general debility. very much better results than we 1\'. In regard to the II. School En -
Get a bottle of Perry's Cont- now have. Ile held that writing trance cxamivatiou we recommend
pound Syrup of White fine should be plain. easily and quickly that the following subjects be added
with Tar or Perry's Emulsion written. lle would be careful to to the present course. Physiology.
of Cod Liver nil with hypo- teach the muscular movement andlo Drawing. 'Canadian history and a
phosphites of Lime and Soda. have thepupils seated properly. No period of llrtttsh illstory•
metal►
Teach movement first and form af- should be allowed to teach at 1J
tertvnrds. The capital letters should years of age.
be taught first or with the small tet- VI. "\\'e recommend that No. 14 read
tors, to prevent a cramped style. 5 instead of 7, and that the holidays
Ile would commend the good letters. roman as they are at present.
rather than condemn the poor ones. All other resolutions from the 0.
The address was instructive and very E. A. were recommended to be adop-
interesting. Mr. \\•right certainly
knows his subject.
Mr. Weidenhammer. 11. A., ad-
dressed the Association on Science in
Continuation Schools. Ile held that
the present course was too extensive
for time allowed and thought the
remedy was to reduce the amount of
Sold at
Brownings Drug Store
West Huron Teachers'
Association
The tlto i e -second annual meeting
of the We -t 'iluron Teachers' Asso-
ciation was held in the Public School,
Ext, r. ou Thursday and Friday,
Jlav 2lith and 21st. work required or extend the time to stitute receive due for the
T111'RSDAY MORNING three years instead of two. ale tork covered in the creditPublic School
thought the 'Continuation class
\\litiiol Ho
garth.
1� spectorf c Tomsident, J. occupied should be a sort of rural high school cation depaotna rtment issued by the Edo-
) in which the science subjects could The report was adopted in full.
the chair- be taught so as to aid those who will
Devotional Exercises were conduct- devote their lives to agriculture. The • secretaries were appointed a
ed by Mr. J. S. Delgnty• The science should be. taught ex- committee to forward these resolu-
The uld
po ltedoll following
onmllcssrittees a W. ere a�; e -
beef lledtally. The note nd all summaries, drooksawings torytionPublic to •School Department,has. G. Frazer,
Wcidenhammer, Wm. McKay, Iiluett and individual work preserved. Tho A.
and N. W. Trettartha, and Misses mounted specimens in botany needn't Mr. T. F. Wright then took the
Vosper. Hamilton and Consitt. be very tunny, but they should be subject of arithmetic and in the
Auditing—Messrs. A. McLeod and well done.course of an able address taught that
J. M. ltobertson. 'Considerable discussion arose in figures should be plainly mndc, that
The President, having arrived, as" reference to Fifth Class students from addition should be taught by t►dding
soured the chair. rural schools entering the second and ones and twos until proficient before
The subject, What to do with (rrv). third forms of the collegiate. The adding by threes, multiplication
'tuts was introduced by Mr. N. \V,should be taught by drilling thorough
Trewartha. rural teachers are quite indignant 1 with the smallest numbers before
truants was that the collegiate and high schooladvanci
)'
very " 1 rnexperience
tede rand thehexplained the ave a
teachers are apparently trying to number nof sg mple further, and excelleand then nt de -
kindly yet judicious way in which he kill the fifth class by their refusing vices for rapid calculation. The ad -
dealt with the few cases he had to grant fifth class pupils 2nd 3rd for►n standing. and dress was very touch enjoyed by the
had. Ile then said he thought the Mr.G B 1low.ard• of Blake, then teachers and business men present.
teacher should make the school -work introduced the subject of "a day's 1 upils of the classes of 'Misses
pleasant, playtime should be made work," Ile being a rural teacher in
Kinsman and a[ottard sang a num
-
pleasant,
with games. and good a heavy school, showed what heavy her of school songs so as to delight
lessons connection uldv�thtatlhehl teace hing oin
f
of labor lay before the teacher. Ile every Madman. Barrister, spoke on
advocated several ways in which the 1
Tommy and the 'Crow' and Daffy- Ethical Training in Schools. Ile held
Daffy -
teachers can lighten the day'soo work that it is just us necessary to tench
downdilly. The teacher should show before entering the school room, by children ethics as it is to teach the
the very great value of an education. having good order, and by giving
Miss Swann then took her part ,lent of bus work to the lower regular lessons of the school. The
and in a humorous way she explained
plentyyteachers can teach _moral lessons in
that if the child were lazy, she would grades' connection with the teaching of such
1THUItSDAY EVENING. sub ects as histor and literature.
interest him in his work : if he 1Qved
nature outside. she would introduce At the evening session in the Opera Thr1' )'
paper was a good one and receiv-
nature into school: if he were timid, (louse a pleasant and profitable ed a hearty vote of thanks.
she would gain his confidence, thus two hours were spent. The Presi- [rev. A. II. Going being present,
making hint feel at home, and if he d( nt occupied the ch was called on and gave a short ad -
didn't like school she would intro- 1 t teachers y wer-
duce something to relieve the mono-
tony of school work.
Excellent thoughts were advanced
in both of these addresses.
The discussion was continued by
'Messrs. •Ilogarth. Shore and Tom.
Mr. Delgnty then took up ably the
subject o[ clow to Reach the Individ-
ual in Class Instruction. In doing it
It advocated the giving (1) General
is., -tions to the class but wouldn't
allow general answers: (2) Discreet
questions: and (3) Questions that will
interest even the dullest. 'Ile would
encourage every thoughtful effort
and independence of thought and ae-
coinplish Obis by a great deal of
mental drill.
The discussion was continued by
Messrs. Lowery, Tom, Wright and
Forrest, who advanced the following
good thoughts. the dull pupil should
never know that he is considered so
by th,• teacher, and, that which es-
pecially interests the pupil should be
forintd out by the teacher and it
should be made the starting point for
further building.
Inspector Tom in n splendid ad-
dress took up the subject of Third
Claes .\rithnietic. Ile held that the
pupil r11ust know the Simple Mules
I bete: n 1 t . They must be quick and
nee,.I ,r, :I cancellation and factoring
regular
third
the rt 1
�. I 'ening
1� ng!,
c!:: - ,-. ,,: I.. The pupils should multi-
t•ly by a mixed number consisting of
w h01,- numb: r and a half. a third, :,
. nth. etc.
I ,ll. find •,ccounts and the •very -
d:. farine r arithmetic should be
lit •!tt in .!I • third classes. 'fhe
t : .I . .1 ,tions tn::=t b. prac-
1 •, ., i. • , t: and riiort. The
it •11�. - ! e',utpound Rules
t'.• - 1• 1 ..! 1.1 ''1 :Sir
, I 1t • 1 ' eat!
1 1 lis
i V. In our opinion we think teacher,
is holders should be used ,
led as they are on the printed sheets.
The following new reso:utions were
recommended. (1) That the Geo-
graphy .Text Book be revised every
five years to show the revised maps.
(2) That in the opinion of this As-
sociation pupils who have passed
Public School Graduation examination
should ou entering a collegiate In -
air.
Miss 'Mabel Bailie recited nice y, dress. Eighty- ive eac er. e
"The Runaway Engine." The Misses present.
Kinsman and Dow followed in a FRIDAY AFTERNOON
well rendered instrumental duett. The president occupied the chair.
Mr. I'. C. Laverton 'Barris, Secretary Minutes of the forenoon session were
of the humane Society of Ontario, rend and adopted.
delivered an able address on the work Mr. T. F. Wright took up Business
of the society. As a society they Correspondence, explaining clearly
look after neglected children and are how to fold the paper, place in the
the friends of the lower animals. lie envelope and put in the enclosure,
took great pleasure in speaking to the how to write the letter and arrange
teachers since they may have great the matter contained therein. e;how-
influence in training children to be- ing how necessary it is to write clear -
come noble men and women, with ty,,etc. Many eery useful hints were
sympathy and love for all living were given and the teachers were
creatures. The society organizes Much int.•rested. This was the last
Bands of ,Mercy among the school of Mr. Wright's addresses all of
children and Mr. 'Harris hopes the which were well received and very
day is coming when a Band of Mercy highly valued.
will 1, • formed in every school and Mr. C. llluett spoke on School
he looks for the co-operation or the Libraries and in a pleasant and cop -
teachers of this grand old county of vincing way spoke of the real value
Huron in this work. of these libraries. Ile would allow
Miss Johns sang very acceptably a the use of the books during school
splendid solo. • hours after the pupils had been en -
Mrs. Wcidenhammer, in a most gaged for sometime in strenuous
delightful manner gave n humorous school -work.
rending from "Sowing reeds in Dan- The discussion was continued by
Mr. 'Huston.
11).Dr. Strang. of the Goderich Col- hiss Winona Howard taught a
tegiate. gave, as he always clops. an heading and Spellinet lesson to a Sec -
excellent address on his visit to Eng- and fart class of bright little boys
land and Scotland and spoke more and girls. The teaching was Clone in
especially on his impressions. Those n very pleasant and attractive man -
that had the greatest influence on her. The Association was so well
him were. the rich green in which pleased that a hearty vote of thanks
nature clot,hed everything. the won- wits tendered Miss Howard.
,.,•1:111 profusion of roses. the good Mr. Baird introduced the uiibject of
loads. the curious blending of the New Copy (looks. and spoke favor-
ol,l and the new. esp^c'a1:y iu the ably of theca. f . his opinion u No.
Highlands. the advantages of rail- 0 should be added containing a set
uay 0rraweenie nts. the excellent of handlincs in etre. 1' !adi h nd.
nork of the police force of London, The discussion e..• (•c•- . r1 h:
h • u: c.•s.ity of seeing London from.:event' nn mh 1 .
11,• top (.4i. :I 11 011lllibus and the un- that school see: as-- 1 , u. i Ili en,
a 1: c( :rt_ey of everybody. il' books if booksellers will pot hams
a cliff ativiee every tourist in t'ritatn •'•:;,n. The children could in thi-
lo se • the view from titerlin,r and tvnt• procure the hooks at the two
1•,•linbaigh. The best I rib,:t.• we can cI•nts each.
'lb • Question Drawer was owe-
.•
pee-• ;:1 the questions answered itlau '
,•holafly ;winner b; 1,1•-•
:111 Dr. Strsn;,r.
� ,:• discussion area, in 1•ra. I
to Niagara ,:ext y
\ 1 - Iu: thanks w -;•re r • 1
t•.Ito contributed so cheerfully
la-: night'' entertainment. .11r. T.
P.
Wright of Iteminettnn Business ('o:-
lese. Toronto. contributed so much
eInstitute. and to h success ssof the In.tlt It o. 1 to
t sl c h
..11.• Trustees and Teachers of the l?xc-
t• r srhoal for their kindness in givinr.
h •ir school and decorating so nicely.
The s.nging of the National Anthem
ray to this splendid addre=s is that
,l C. !', - ,1 :.c it aw•ok•.' longings in the hearts of
! 1I: • I many for the tint:, and 111 11 114 to take
. tl. •1ddr,:.s;.1 a eiimilar (tip..
• r 1.; .ii •San: 'fit• ..inging of Ili,• national anthem
1, I1 • iLu _l, i.t the ate tits: to .t close.
la..a „ se , .. , i;'it.;'ails Iheed l IttI►.\Y `•IIIIC`.INI;
apo f 1h • , ;1,14 r 1 I ri r . J. i .r Ic Li oa ' : u•1 01' •I .1 rr it') the
the t 11 • -. It .,r it •r elieeld t :,. 41 • chit : .
do ll' - s .. I. 1.1 11. e11001-1omrll i:' :1 i'. , : u' .11 r C ie.- - s L•r - conduct -
1+,0,1114 II,t 1• , -flu;: way ..:1 • l 1., 14:. . ,::::•,y
cdt.ct
then 1. • 3,.. rl -e- lain to 1n:+1 + 1 ' :o I :t•oce •
t 1
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the , , •I . r of proper light • , ..
ie._Ing. •. a• • •1 % :ltilation if these 1' d . '.I. Lowery,► Clinton:
b• nut .,•• •pded 10. 1; t!. \-c 1' 1 •1:. \1:- N. `•1. Johnston.
teach. ! 1 1 - 11 1 • i'I %et:. ly rood r •- ! r fit ;1-.. \\ . 11. Johns-
pun
lohns- brought n most successful institute
pulls e 1 fo:luw. The nddr -- w ,s 1 b bn close.
spoil at •1 cr. It, rl 1n11711 int; teh:eh Ifo u.'!•,, .. N. \:. 31 •, ,, ert1: i,
wa' slew r: ie III dace-, on 11, is fol- , 1i"it1•.-'1',I (:,u. I::lift!. (',ii•t(0. J.
101%01 11 elf ill fp! 0,•.:r - too!; 1' I'':I . 1 I)1: III: \i, . ?lel, OA
part 1 1 1 net. 11 t,. ' i . V, le pie-. (:ed .;eh.
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;,CASTORIA
The Kind 1 cu (lave Always Bought, and which has been
in use for over 30 years, Lets borne the t.ignaturo of
and has been ur.ttle, antler his per-
S011al 1•I1pCi•\-isiolt Fines; its infancy.
Allow no 0:10 tafleeeiate you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just -as -rood" are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children—Experieneo against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare-
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
Contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
,substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
Band allays Feverishness. It cures Diurrlit ea anal Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulent.. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Childreu'13 Panacea—Tho llother'S Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA
Bears the Signature of
••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
. The Molsons Bank
Incorporated 1S55
I�
• CAPITAL (raid lip) ... .... $3 soo.00000
•
I RESERVE FUND $3.soo.000.00
i Has tis Branches in Canada, and Agents and Correspondents in all the.
Principal Cities in the World.
•
• General Banking Business Transacted.
Savings Bank Department
•
at all Branches. Interest allowed at highest current rate.
• Dickson &Carling, Solicitors. N. D. HURDON, Manager
•♦N♦NNaN•NN••••••••tt•0••••••••••••••.....N..1d1
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
UE.•D OFFICE, TORONTO ESTABLISHED) 1861
B. E. WALKER, President Paid-up Capital, $10,0004911
ALEXANDER LAIRD, General Haea,ter1 Reserve Fund, - 6,000)00000
TRAVELLERS' CHEQUES
The new Travellers Cheques recently issued by this 131 nk are amost Fogy ALWAYS i ti way in which to carry money when travelling. ey are issued In denominationt ,
$10, $20, $50, $100 and $200
and the exact amount payable in Austria, Belgium, Denmark, France.
Germany, Great Britain, Holland, Italy, Norway, Russia, Swedon
and Switzerland is stated on the face of each cheque, while in other countries
they are payable at current rates.
The cheques and all information regarding them may be obtained at every office
of the Bank. 131*
Exeter Branch—G.W Harrison, Manager
Branch also at Crediton.
The Kind You Han Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
THE CENTAUR COM•.NY, 77 MURRAY , NEW YORK CITY.
nit. G. F. ROULSTON, L. D. f3,
1J D. D. 8., Dentist. Member of
I
!R. C. D. S. of Ontario and Honor
I Graduate of Toronto University.
OFFICE:—Over Dickson & Carling's
Law Offices in Dr. Anderson's former
dental parlors
Partners are making good use of
the dry weather, putting in their
seeding. The most of the farmers
:pent the twenty-fourth in the field.
For any ease of nervousness. sleep-
lessness, weak xionr:u:h, indigestion.
dyspep-i 1, try Carter'm little Liver
Pills. Relief ie sure. The only nerve
medicine in market.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
the Kind You Have Always Boughi
Bears tho
Signature of
Centralia
Mrs. Iteddon and family. are spend -
i. a few• days with her mother Mrs.
13. !landlord :
A number from here took in the
sports nt Exeter. and some of the boys
brought home their share of prizes.
Mr. 'W.. ill. Butt. of Toronto Uni-
versity, Faculty of Medicine, spent a
DSR. A, R. KINSMAN, L. D. S., D
.1../D. S., Honor graduate of Toronto
The Osborne and Hibbert :!University.
Farmers Mutual Fire lnsur 1 Dental Surgeon
anr;e Gompanu
Office over Gladman & Stanbury
Main street—E%ETER,
Head Office, Farquhar, Ont.!
W. BROWNING, M. D., M. C
President —J. L. RUSSELL. I t/ • P. S•, Graduate Victoria Un
V toe-I'reaident—W. 11. PA38MOng realty. oMce and resldenence. Dominion
Lan o r a to ry. Exeter.
DIRECTORS. Associate Coroner of Huron.
WM, ROY, BoasnmeM P. 0: -
Waf. BROCK WINCHELSEA P, O.
T. RYAN, DUBLIN P. 01
ROBERT NORRIS. Stella.
AGENTS.
JOHN EOQt:RY, Exeter, agent for
HIt, Bright, M. D., M.C. P. and
•S., Honor Graduate Toronto Un-
iversity. Two years resident physician
Royal Alexandra Hospital, etc. Office
and residence, I)r. Amos' old stand
itsborne and Biddu)ph• Andrew Street, Exeter.
OLIVER BARRIS, Munro, street
'TA
TO LOAN
for Hibbort, Fullerton and Logan.
JOSHUA J G1I NSWe have unlimited private fund.' ror invest
- sat upon farm or village lroperty at Lowe, t
Secy.Treas. Farquhar. 1 r dies of Interest.
GLADMAN & STANBURY, i,lieitors • DICKSON ft CARLING
Exeter
DICKSON & CARLiNG,
BORN
TII?MAN.—in Dashwood, on biay 19 1: misters Solicitors; Notaries, Conve racers
I:ew- .tar; 11.,(1e: -the parental root, to 11 r. and Mrs. !)avid Tiernan. a Commts+toners, bollcitors tor tfl0 0t+006
blit Las eosin returned to Toronto. ti• Baok,lto.
P. •.. leu:.. is visiti,lg her sonDSAR[(IEDU'1. Motley to Loan at�lowest ratesof tntereet.
in Ilrtru:l. I;AI.LANT1'N1.-11eUNA'Li)—At theOFFICRI-MAIN STREET. EBICTER.
Farms:v.• preparations are being ThamesRoad Manse, by the Rev. 1 a, CARLING n. A. 6 H. D[otoc■
mad.. for the annual .111:y 1st cele- Colin Fletcher. M, A. on JVednese
bra1'oa here. day. liay 1601, 190'.1. :William M O�,EY TO LOAN.
Ib . W. 1i. Butt, gave n beanti- Ilnl:antyne. eldest son of the late ! i
:,: r•'ctt:r• to:k oa ern pa n to 1 he ,lames Itallantyne, to Justina Mc- We have alarge amount ofprivate tondo
I. • •1 'ft:csday evening. Donald. youngest daughter of the ► oxo on farm and village properties atlowrata
late Robert McDonald. Interest.DIED'i n , (1,-1 oak en 1 discouraged, wi11 KIRK 11Y -1n St. Marys. on Tuesday, Barristers solicitors, 111 .1n SO/C
lete,OLADMAN & STANBURY
r( c. i.0 Lo.It mental ;.n 1 bodily vigor May 18th. Francis Kirkby, need
by using Carter's Iron fills, whiah1 79 years. (: months, 17 clays.
are made for the blood, nervus and,
complexion.
\' t;11:^1, wit h pale co lorless faces
11:\1'
0
n.�
M r. Rob .rt C'arly-'.•. Lot _4 con. �
3. flay. w:l' I. . c' Irir•• auction, U 1
I , .. 1 r• .•.. and
•
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.1 .'014.' !,yn et f
t 1,: i.l iI MOUNTAINS
farnl•
Weak on Mathematics.
Ina recant trial a judge mado an11 . We are constantly sewing on
incite a test of mental sotar[frlea9•
But if this test had been applied to : the best cloths money can buy
certain great men they would halm1
OF GOLD berm declared imbeciles. Dean Stan. WO are reaping satisfied ('l1S•
ley, eminent author aril divine, fila toinel'S. Natural, isn't it;
one, would have been set down. to
bonnie:es had he been judged by up During Co.ange of Life, When we sow our advertishment in
Incapacity to do a atm in eitnpio + Barclay the newspapers, stating the price for
&titm or multiplication. (lad Rob says Mrs. (,has. a Suit, Coat, Trousers, or whatever
writer of famous hymns,
assingg the ad. might suggest, we include the
notnlong havhis te knownhmetic him. 'would'''' 1 : l l)the Challgeof i.ifeandas g fferetl best of everything in that suit.
bursar he found, to his horror, ', • r
from nervousness The beet (,loth, the best Linings, the
curtain account; came out nearly i andotherannoying best I'adding's, the hest Thread ete.,
0 000 to the had. In vain did tho •' °{ symptoms, and I as well as the hest of our ability in Cut-
ting,ran trills' say that tit.g, Fitting and Making, shouldn't
learned and pion:( men of the we reapour re t
v( nkham s
it him.
I, tial:ti
figures w h
ove
r tho
o
B°e
d is sowed
In reap
ouaeol
Com -
mill an expert was summoned r•
Vegetable Com- Ih:y a . y
P ! pound has proved of our customers. When you need a
discovered that Keble in casting up • �I mountains +
is column had added the dato of the •`x., „ worth al it Suit. (_,Oat, Trousers or Weak Htdne ., sandy Int to weak kidney
a fR gold
year to the college debts restored my health ]E' iInCt' vest
moves. The Kidneys, ll" the:heart. an
and strength. I •r Stomach, find their r<oetn••s, not In the
irl this ad. lendyou to our shop where itself• but in the nerve, that control and `un
(letting Back at England. �;. never forget to tell and strengthen them. Dr. snoop's x va.ri rut
A book on Ithettmaoop s and a trial 1•.i. can rove to ou that we live u) to
trentmetit of itr. Shoop's Rheumatic "The English n-111 ridicule us for say- r my friends what p Y i a medicine specifically prnparvf to rcaen en
Mukha Itt 0 word.
controlling nervus. To doctor the Kidneys al
Remedy—liquid or Tablets—is being ing 'vary' and 'turrlblo' and 'momma' . _, Lydia E. I Inkham's Is futile. �t Is a . To of time, and of money
sent free to mutterers by Dr. Shoop. ' when we go abroad," said a school- ! ' ' Completed has done for ine - wen.
ti•ii trying period. Complete it your bark aches nr 1s week, it the urtno
if Racine. Wis. You that are well. IIla'Rm, "but we w111 have OUr answer - spell..ort+darkand strnrtg.if)rinhave symptoms
u health means so Much (' of Drights or other distressing or dangerous kid -
..c:
.r this book for a cmc rliscourj 1 i• ready.U H0 tzmann
i-ir•nrtcncrl sufferer) Dan atoll "He'll ask theta why, when they• 1 1 thes,lkeofuthersuffer• nPydlsease,tryDr.Ahnnp'ala•stotathcarnonth•
u„ I am willing to make my TabL4. or Liqu1.l--and s.. whet It pen and wil11
of hmmnn!tyl Point out th ' 114 I • 1 dolor you, Drllaaistrecommeodand sell
t, ay' to quick and certain relief 1 til:I - want to know it we desire n cab, they, !rraible I '•l',,• se yott may publish
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snoop sufferers. by first getting � say: :1.1•( lett 1 ' ! 4:- 1'I(AS. 3AHLLAY, """�'
,r ,1 nit. 1h • 1)001 1 •t ant Ih t• !1 '"1 0 we118, ea?' 1{.1'.i).,1 ,i,le, 's t. 11uron
r,::o 0th medicine for woman's ills
"� alri , .,,,,;E,,,.,■,,-: ,.�, ar.••�•�,�• ci ! nepreciate Seib aid. Re'11 ask them why they say'pnW In the matter of th cos. r.. tl-
--0 1 y. rah' and 'wnftah' and 'In(llar' and •;;.s received such wide -spread and un- Ilam Holmes, Of Meliiama teles a ar will S
0SC for ..dr.GD�i.� . ahs qualified endorsement. . oothermed- ii T
'Wear.' , wino the know of has such a record sentenced to two and a half years In
li t:� the Kingston
Ell my leu And, not forgetting the 'h. well o f cures of female ills as has Lydia E. pcnitc•ntinry by Judg l
Si 1 bur Taylor. of Fort) .!" quote nt them the dialogue between Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Doyle. on n charge of abduction, tit S•'.? i
rative �hlt''1'C11 C011sll s1t nl ht Csl!'C thelll �yCr�S CcoiT tLl)Pccv - •in^ his fntheratalaiv Mr. v i'or more than $030'5ts }}t t• ' "1 of Allcal at Toronto ht9 i=-
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the tn1sU'c-s and the new mold: 1 has been 1 :,u order to have the jodg mtaH s
till; 1. Often a single (l0`t` at bedtime will completely !., "'Is your name Anna or Hannah?' outing, female complaints sin It as f +
I' ,rl Ar.: of hu:'lr •..• ", , or their consideration as to
control the cough. Good for any one With a colli ('r cath• my at 'a r. \`: , sl •t 1'I•;; •r 'Hannah, mum. inallmmation, ulcerntlo)l, Inca► weak- )•'!.Y
nr:.�.,'s, fibroid tumors, irmgulailties, "h S. r or not Holmes should Sore v
Goad for easy cases, hard cases; good for 8talctr cases, "'Ol►, Hannah?' been convicted on the evidence nil-
" «'No, mum; IInnnah' periodic pafifa, backache, indigestion /bleed at the trial.
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t ' your doctor to till you,honesty' and u 1 'ter , , tote rt,rch'ts d «, :nut nervous prostration, and it is
chi;►:) 1:+:�(.5• ��� ) eh, •taut driver. [►<I. r 'Hannah, you said.'nnegnallcd for carrying women safely _-__-..__._. , Palpitation of tla heart, her•
frankly, just what he thinks of this old standard remedy. to do some fast driving this "'No, Bennett.' through the period of change of life. a..pp(tl to +�miontrt vousnc•s, tremblinlra, nervous tread•
No alcohol i'1 this cough medicine. j.c ,at,tr ,i•ou'c!l,Moss. „ ' , , «'Spell it.' it costs but little to try Lydia E. sore auh Dr, ::Soop 9 ash col,► Sande and feet, pain in tho
i i' i nrkin•on, 1 nncil'•nl of �•� ,hen, hen, hay!' " 1'inkham's Vegetably Compound, and, Croup Remedy. the back and other forma of weakness
--, -,.,,7s-ria-c+va>aeoaezmrsser"'ret>a�4°'t"i°'�`T' i' :: t. ,1v High ychnol. and lirj. r a M ROU {{r,e1st wail surely prom.
:1 ' •• liver ala:a's a lazy bay, .1n active Main demon is an active liver• Na better I. „kin'nr,. are spending the holiday. as is "worth tnotII- Nn vomiltnR M, dl+ aro relieved by Carter's Iron rills
(a.,,,;,,e f '•t•y; end gals than AScr's Pills. Ask year t! .;:or about then). !ie kaotvs, at the home of hie mother. y Caine of gold to reoffering w0IInen.1111111111110.11WWV'N.ii:::. -;
treK=..t sore anti Iea.togsirup-/}. Druggists 1 nvade specially for the blood nrrvetl
Honleseekers Excursions
t0 Western Canada.
Via Chicago June 1st and 15tS,
Via Sarnia and M. ICo. May 31st,
and June 15th. Steamer leaves Barns
ia1.3Op.m.
Winnipeg and return $32.00 _ '
Edmonton and return $42.50
t'roportionate rates to other poyrtss
ALASKA — YUKON — PACIFIQI
EXPOSITION
—SEATTLE— + t
Low rate for round trip. Daily ug3
til September 30th, 1909.
Full information from
J. J. KNIGHT, Depot Agent.
or write 3. D. MCDONALD, Unigd
Depot, Toronto. Ont.
SlooGSis of ire ConadioQ Noii4 W881.
HOMESTEADItKOULATIONB.
Any person is ho is the sole head
of a family, or any male over 11
years old may homestead a quartekl
seotoni of available Dominion land to
Manitoba, Saskatchewan, or Alberta.
The applicant must appear in t'erson
at the Dominion Lamb; Agency Or
Sub -agency for the district. Entry bbl
proxy may be had at the agenoy, OU
certain conditions. by father, mother
son. daughter, brother, or sister of
intending homesteader.
ERNEST ELLICT ancultivation
:—Six months residence upon
d cultivvation of the land in each
Conveyancer Accounts Collected of three years. A homesteader may
oNEY In Ivan at Tnar,t (Alta, live within nine utiles of alis homey
MNorth west Lands for sale. stead on a tfarm of at least 60 acres
Office, Main Street, Exeter solely owned and occupied by hire or
his father, mother, son, daughter,
brother or sister.
"As ye Sew
So shall you Reap
tt
In certain districts a hotnestea.;gt
in good standing rnny 'pre-emet a
quarter section alongside his house.;
stead. Pries) $3. per pore. 'I►utiesr
Must reside six months ineaoh of sin
years from date of homestead entry;
(including the time required to para•
homestead patent) and cultivtae
fifty acres extra.
A homesteader who has exhausted
bis homestead right and cannot o)r.
tain a pre-emption may take n pure
chased homestead in certain districts
Price $3. per acre. Duti(•s.—Must
resido six months in each of tbred
years, cultivate fill y •,eros and crest
a house worth $300.001
tt, tv. coati',
Deputy of the Minister of the interior
N. D.—Una thorirsl publication of tide advertise
went will not be paid for
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