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Exeter Times, 1909-06-17, Page 4GRAND TRUNK SY's EM SHE EXETER TIMES, JUNE 17th 1909. 'SUNBURN. s la I t I. I L L -T . (1':xI•:'1'I•.l: 1 1;1.iC SCI[OUl. estaineas • th.• grounds; a cook will be employ-; GRIDLEY'S LEAVE• ed. and every arrangement made for i the safety. comfort and pleasure of ! Touching Scene When the Brave Cap - the boys. Parents need have no fear 1 tain Left the Olympia. or anxiety concerning the welfare of I On the morning of the battle of Ma- th,. boys while away, and should ems, oils Bay Captalu Grldlcy was iso 111 brace the opportunity to give their boys a healthful. wholesome outing,i that the little commodore offered to ut:der Christian influences, and super -I excuse him from duty, but gallantly. vision, The committee have no other, as !s characteristic of the than, he re Idled, "Thank you, C'otumodore Dewey, will s e y m ship, and I I l but h i y [ , her." And he did, although, figurative- ly speaking, he was a dead man before he went on the bridge, and days bad strung themselves Into but few weeks when be was ordered I nito on sick leave. Ire crane up out of his cabin dressed in civilian clothes and was niet by the rear admiral, who extended hitt n most cordial hand. A look of trots bled' disappointment flitted across the captain's brow, but vanished when he stepped to the head of the gangway nod, looking over, saw, not the lann,ls but a twelve oared cutter manned ell tirely by officers of the Olympia. That trere men in that boat who had Lot pulled a stroke for a quarter of a ecu tury. The stars and strl; -s were at the stern and a captain's silken coach tt•!t!p at the bow, and when C'nptai:. (;ridley, beloved alike by officers :s:. ! than, entered the boat it was • 1'i• oars!" and all that. just ns though the: were common sailors that were to rn• hint over to the ::aero. when he t•..• down upon the handsome boat eies1 that was spread for hint lie Lotted h!: head. and his hands hid his fare First Lieutenant Reese, acting ens!: main. ordered: "Shove off! Out oar,: Give atony!" -St. Nicholas. purpose in conducting such a catnip. '' than to 0o every individual boy whe Vacs. n.1 the good they can physicality rnei.tally, and morally. J'or par- ticulars write to L. C. Fleming, Clin- ton. Fire broke out in lion. WM. 1'ugs- :e)'s office a few minutes before 1 o'clock Dlonday nfterneon. June 7th. BOARD Mr. Pugsley was in his office during the noon hour. About it quarter to --- -- I he went into n small private of- 1'be regu!ur session of the Board fire. which opens off his central of - was held in the Town all. Monday June 14th. as all members present. The following is the order of busi- ness duly submitted and approved. 'kr Chair miuules of previous meet- found the Minister's desk and chair ing. Reports of Committees, Repairs ablaze, the flames mounting to the that repairs to road had best be de- ceiling. .M almost the same moment ferred. Per Principal. attendance the minister merged from the private good: wort: progresaiug favorably ; desk at n very creditable rate of ;twenty three candidates to write.speed. A squad of Dominion police extinguished the blaze. The •flames had crept very ,near to the door of the small private office when Mr. fice, to consult some papers. A feta minutes later his secretary, whose office adjoins the minister's office at the small private office, detected a smell of smoke, and on investigating four for matrieulation, twelve for. matriculation alai Normal Entrance, and seven for Normal Entrance only. Ter T. 11. Carlini ani S. Martin that I I'u'.sley effected his escape. Con - the principal's report b3 adopted. ,id••rab:e private correspondence, Per F. \V. Gladm:in and 8. Martintt Eich was upon the desk or in theih: t 11. Iluston, T. 11. Carling and the I drawers, was burned. The minister principal be a committee to secure says the papers burned here very itn- !the tables. cupboard, water tank and portant. binds required for the science de- rtmenR. Per 'll. Huston and S. `�-- 1' WHAT INDIAN LIST MEANS Martin that the secretary write the Education Department in reference to the special grants given for spec- ial qualifications of the principal. Per 8. Alartin and T. B. Carling that the report of the Godericli delega- tion be accepted and the expenses in- cidental paid. Per B. Martin and F. Wood. that the further use of the At recent sessions of the Ontario parliatnent some important amend- ments were made in connection with the Liquor License Act, amendments, that it is to be hoped many a wife and family will have reason to .feel grcatful for. "If during a period of srbuul campus by the Y. M. C. A. I Year after the time that a person foot ha!! team be granted subject to is served with a notice prohibiting the pleasure of the board. Per T. B. him liquor that person is found under the influence of liquor, or found with liquor in his pockets, or if any way in his possession; if he is found in the bar room or drinkingroom of n hotel or in any place where liquor is dis- pensed he is liable to be fined froth kl0 to $20 and costs or imprisonment for one month. The liquor dealer ation of application at any future•who allows a person thus prohibited time should a vacancy occur. Per I1. to loiter around his hotel or premises Ruston and T. 11. Carling that the is equally guilty and will be similarly fined. If after the service of such notices any persou who gives to or procures liquor for another peson so notified will be liable to a fine of Dot less than $'25 and costs or im- prisonment. Furthermore, the per- son who is on the unfortunate Indian list, should he get under the influence of liquor or found with liquor in his possession and will refuse to tell the name of the person who gate him the Giquor or procured it for him, be may then be imprisoned for a period not exceeding three months in the county jail. Carling and S. Martin that the appeal on behalf of Douglas Stewart for a refund o; prepaid exam. fees be sus- tained. Per 11. Huston and 8. Mar- tin that Miss Howard's resignation be accepted. Per 1•'. Wood and S. Mar- tin that _',li-- Gregory's resignation be accepted with promise of consider - Board view the school with a view to its enlargement and re -arrange- ment on the call of the chair. and that the secretary write Irspector Edwards. of London. in refer.•nce to nn advising architect. Per F. \Vood and S. Martin that the report of In- spector Tom be filed. Per F. \V. Gladmaii and T. 11. Carling that ad- vertisements be inserted in the Globe, and Mail and Empire for one week for the three assistants requir- ed for the 8;pternber term. Per T. 11. Carling and S. Martin that the statutory sick allowance of one mouth be paid Miss Johnston for September. 1908 and that Miss Greg- ory be paid in proportion to the time taught+, Per 11. Huston rind 1'. %V, Gladman that the following payments be approved. Tho-. Crews, special work, $2.00: Atlas Insurance Co. $28. Per S. Martin, adjournment. J. Grigg, Secy. WItalon Mr. and emirs. J. Wright and 11. Dlillson attended the' wedding of their couiin Miss ('ora Short. to Mr. Gordon Ranting, which event took place at her honor tsonth of London on Wed- nesday. Slimy from nround here attended the anniversary services at Zion on Sunday. when the Rev. Robert hicks preached two vary impressive ser- mons. A number of the members of the Granton Lodge attended the funeral of Mr. bit `\'alltice on Thursday. The S. S. Anniversary in connection with this church will be held next Sunday. !ter. Waiter Millson will preach at 10 ;t. tn. and 7 p. ms Music by Grnntu,, M. C. choir. The after- noon useetii will ba addressed by Revs. fair :and 5lilison. The speaker who is the 'i,ger for the London con- ferenc:. will render :t sel..•ction in the afu•ruoon. • Thomas Litigant iris purchased a new buggy and a swift driver. V. M. C. A. CAM!' The County Committee of the Voting Men's Christian Association of Iluron are going to conduct a 10 days sum- mer camp for the boys of the County on the Lake shore. at Iron Springs, seven miles south of Godericb. begin- ning .Juiy 13th. Provision is being made for the accommodation of 50 or 9.30 n. m.. 10 stop and take on boys. and the corumitte,• desires to t'n.;st'iigers at the 4th concession. int get a small contingent from each 1890 about 500 passengers wer• town and village in the County to go. ticketed from Godcrich to Clinton:. Tents, food. boats and everything will nod there is every reason to believe be supplied by the committtt' and the tit:. might be repented. At the boys will just have to bring their Ming at Canton on Saturday, 1'. C. clothes and whatever persona! b - 1 hold gave n brief account of tb• longings they will need, and each 1 ,� 1:: • i -h America meeting nt Petri -- will Were b, t t r timely nddre.. , s u , t h. and Inn • r 1 twill rat the c wallies s uc i pay u o m h tu. 1 the 10 days, to defray the expenses.: give.' b} I1to I art'cy. of the Clin- A►ty boy'frotn 12 to 18 who secure1 (h,, l ton Collegiate. and the Rev. tiro. written consent of parents or guard- ' Dunbar. bot h of whom are valued Inns may go. The place is an idea:, active members of the association. : one for camping. 'There is a good •' t spring of water, good bathing and Farquhar The Farquhar baseball team played the Mt. Pleasant team last Satur- day evening.nnd were defeated by the score of 8-5. During the game Tom llallentyne had one of his fingers broken. For any case of nervousness, sleep- lessness, weak stomach, indigestion, dyspepsia, try Carter's Little Liver I'ills. Relief is sure. The only nerve medicine in market. The semi-annual meeting of South Huron Orangemen was held at Clin- ton on Saturday last. the chair being alternately occupied by County Mas- ter Walter Coursey and 1'. O. , M: John Scarlett. There was a good representative attendance. and con- siderable routine business was di -- posed of. The various phases of the coming 12th of July at Clinton were dealt with, and everything points to a most successful gathering, and county secretary Peter Cantelon made an excellent progress report. South' Perth met the flame day, and a tcle- ltbone conversation with the leaders there was re -assuring of their pre-! settee rat Clinton on the 12th. South Huron, of course, is solid, and there will at least be a strong representa- tion from North :Ituron and West Bruce. so that n lgood gathering, with fine weather, is :mitred. There will b• Many bands of music. cont-, petilive events in several classes.' and n good program generally. Af- ter the procession. prominent outside and local 'speakers will address the brethern and their friends. The best possib'c railway arrangements rite being made. nod it is expected n special train will leave Godcrich at 9 boating. and excellent grounds f tomes (Intl athletics. The cam[` t C A STO R' be under the management of 1. 1 Fleming, the County Secretary For Lifants and Childrepn. will be assisted by A. Cullens. 1':.t he Kind You Have Always Bought vinein' Secretary, F. 11. Chant, form -1 erly Physical Director of Midland 1. B‘,„„ (1.o M. C. \.. J. 1•:. lint'rtson and A. 1'. John• of Anbatn and oil yrs. it is•l 141gu•at•�r4: Of expect,•d that n physician ,•til he nn _x. erertscuvrr.:/r•cF^::- .IN/Mtn' ,rr_• . .-.7..-rs=erasSiP47C.ss_1:e.214 %VIIg.' 'fake. -2.40:)g -T, 0 V 11 Are you thin. pale. easily tired, lack your usual wigor and tl strength? 'Then your digestion must he poor, your blood' thin. your ltcrves weak. You need a tonic and alterative. ti You need :\ycr's Sarsaparilla, the only Sarsaparilla entirely free from alcohol. !'.'e believe your doctor would endorse these statements, or Nye wotild not make them. Ask him and find out. 1't ,to•; his advice. jC:;I,t�,�o.,T,ou'rfri'/a i _ efwa-e alWe oifsar�S=azat.-r-s-s•ae,e . - s The endorsement et ) our d.xtor a.•ill certainh••gr eatly incre,,s; your confidence in Ayer's Pills as a family laxatite. Liver pills. All vegetable. Ask your doctor about them. MOUNT ETNA. its Wonders as Revealed In Tales et Travelers. 1lourit Etna has furnished more nil 1111:11 for travelers' tales than r:n+ other mountain on Site earth. Astrn i:=!:',1 1:n;;tishnmen of a century tl who fell i•i:n :he fashionable habit t•. elltuhlag t • tt a highest pastlt-uutl some did so, to 1'te amazement of the Skil iatis. ever in the dead of winter -have left in record in the exuberant lan- guage of their day the emotions that thrilled their soul. "The man Who treads Mount Etna." wrote one of thee. "Is a man above the world. Every river on the Island can be tree's/ from Its mouth to its source. "The characters." the same write: continues, "of an the climates of the earth can Ire detected -the frigid cl• - e uronmd One• the temperate with Its Keit of trees jus( underneath and the two !cal tit the hale of the mountain. whit ILI v' ws :u ti ; and luxuriant groves The is ••• ' ocean around. with the fs inu.ls o: 1.ipari. 1'anall, A1ieud1. Strom- boli and Volcano, with their smoking summits. ;ippe:tt:a under your feet, and you look dotvit upon the whole of Sicily ns upon n map." In addition to all the cltnlatc:•s, Etna Is reported to have trees that rival the giants of California. lakes that never thaw•, bottomless caverns and salable snow that kept many an ancient bishop well supplied with tithes` All Very "Civil." In certain sections of the country there are much favored words which are required to do duty with a wide variety of meanings. Such is the word "snisrt" among Yankees and up along the Labrador shore the word "civil." The following conversation between two natives was overheard by a traveler: "We are golu' to have lour of dirt to- day," said one, glancing at the sky. "Naos It'll be elvli," replied his companion. "flow did you get on with the cap- tain?" "Oh, he got civil to hunting deer by and by. When he went out he didn't know nothing, but he got civilized." "Did you go down the Ketchee?" "Naw. It's too civil for him. Ile wanted lots of rnpids, so we went down the Boomer. 'Them's about as civil rapids As I want to see." -Youth's Compahlout Adhesive Eggs of Fishes. Among the fishes which produce tun hesive eggs are the little black head minnow (Plinepbales promelas) and the goldfish. The male blackhend deposits tho fecundated eggs singly upon the underside of leaves of water plants and watches then unceasingly until batched. The eggs of the goldfish are deposited singly upon the weeds and mosses in a sittilar manner by the male fish. The eggs of the yellow perch are held together l•• narrow strips or ribbons of a glutin .; character. Ad- hesive eggs of other species, ns the black bass, sunfish,c are ,. deposited In masses In shallow nests or depressions on the tattoos, and still other species deposit their spawn in Variously shaped adhesive masses upon Rater plants, roots and submerged ob- jects. Papyrus. ?ie papyrus of anclet.t tithes was made from the papyrus plant. The in- terior of the stalk of the plant after the rind had been removed was cut into thin slips in the direction of their length, and, these being laid on n Ont surface in succession, similar slices Were placed over them at right nngles, and, their surfaces being cemented to- gether by n sort of glue and subjected to the proper degree of pressure and well dried, the papyrus was cotnplete. Turn About. Dr. I hari-e-I say, Mr. Dooley, you're a long time paying ate your neeount. Mr Dooley -And it's a long tolme ye took to cure me, be jabersl Some men are so optimistic that they s=pect to get Into heaven .on their Fadi t WashIngtog CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Z Always Bought Bears the Signa[;m'e *MN** •• N**•••►•NNN•••N•***MO*II N•N•••••••••••Ni , 1 of In Use For Over Thirty Years CASTOR! THS eCnr„ua COMPANY, N�WToaa circ. The Molsons Bank Iucorporalcd 1853 CAP TAL (Paid up► $3 500.000 00 RESERVE FUND Principal Cities in the World. General Banking Business Traus•teted. $3,500.000.00 iu J Has 163 Branches in ('auada, and Agents and Cot respondents all th Savings Bank Department Dickson & Carling, Solicitors. \1 N. D. HURDON, Manager ••N♦NNN••NN•N••N••.....N.N.............'.N« at all Branches. Interest allowed at highest current rate, THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO ESTABLISHED 1807 30 B. IL WALKER, President Paid-up Capital, $10,000,p AL1GZd1fDER LAIRD, General Manager Reserve Fund, - 6,000,0 TRAVELLERS' CHEQUES The new Travellers' Cheques recentl • issued by this Plink aro a most cony way in which to carry money when travelling. )FSey lite issued in denomtnatiot3 $10, $20, $50, $100 and $200 and the exact amount payable in Austria, Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Great Britain, Holland, Italy, Norway, Russia, Sweden 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 tho Bank. 131L Exeter Branch -G. W Harrison, Manager Branoh oleo at Crediton. DR. G. F. ROULSTON, L. D. IS, D. D. S., Dentist. Member of R. C. D. S. of Ontario and Honor Graduate of Toronto University. OFFICE: -Over Dickson & Carling's Law Offices in Dr. Anderson's former -- dental parlors Winchelsea The Usborne and Hibbert The \\-inclte.-tai baseball club will, Farmer's Mutual Fire lnsur- p:,ly Salent rat l:irkton Friday night. A number of our baseball devotees • anGe Gompanu went to Farquhar Tuesday night to Head Office, Farquhar,',Ont, see the gatne between Exeter and Farquhar. Charles Godbolt deft Tuesday for a President -J. L. itUSSELL. few days visit with Mr. and Mrs. Vice_President - W. 1i. I'ASSMORE Duncan McDougall, at 'Comber. Mrs. 'tit. Clark who has been on DIRECTORS, recovering and able to be out of bed. WM. the sick list. is, we are pleased to say %VM. Roy, BORNU0LM P. 0 BRocx iVINCEIELBEA P, O. Mr. Milton Clark, wheeled to Lon- don Saturday returning on Monday. Mr. \\'m. ltnlfe, visited in Stratford over Sunday. Woo(Ihnnt and Winchelsea baseball tennis played a gatae of ball on Thursday night la --week resulting in tie. T. RYAN, DUBLIN P. 01 ROBERT NORRIS, BLaffa, H R. Bright, M. D., M.C. P. and AGENTS. •S., Honor Graduate Toronto Un- iversity. Two years resident physician JOHN ESSERY, Exeter, agent for 'Royal Alexandra hospital, etc. Office Uebarne and Tlitidulpb. and residence. Dr. Athos' old stand { Andrew Street, Exeter. T% IL A, R. KINSMAN, L. I). S„ D 1J1). y., Honor graduate of Toronto University. Dental Surgeon Office over Madman dt Stanbury Main street -EXETER. W. BROWNING, M. D., M. C 1.1 • P. 8„ Graduate Victoria Un versify. office and residoncuce. Dominion Laboratory, Exeter. Associate Coroner of Huron. OLIVER HARRIS, Munro. went HONEY TO LOAN O , CO Art ROM'Xt.I. for Bibbed, Fullarton and Logan. Bears the Ito Kind Yoe Halo Always Bougtll JOSHt':1 JOHNS tWehave unlimited private Roads tar lmsec Signature Secy.Troas. Farquhar. -ant npn�f rm td or tragertyab Iowa n of GLAI)MAN & STAN/WRY. 0,':•itor. DICKSON&CARLINO Exeter A woman who is sick and suffering, and won't at least try a medicine which has the record of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, is to blame for her own wretched condition. There are literally hundreds of thousands of women in Canada and the United States who have been benefited by this famous o1(1 remedy, which waS produced from roots and herbs over thirty years ago by a woman to relieve woman's suffering. Read what these women say : )lelleriser, (2ue,-"'Witt t Lydia 0. I'inkIit.nt's Vegetable Compound 1 as mild not be alive. For list' months 1 had painful irregular r ► iov and inflammation ion ot the uterus Iv suffered t like tt martyr and thought often of death. 1 consulted two doc- tors who could do nothing for rue. 1 went to 8 hospital, and the hest doctors said 1 must submit to an operation, because 1 had a tumor. 1 trent back home much discouraged. (►ne of my cousins std' i.etl 111e (0 take your (.'on i))))) 1, as it had cared her. I did so and soon eontntenerd to feel better, anti my appetite came bite's tcHit the first bottle. Now 1 feel no pain and 'int csn-esl. Voile remedy is ele.rrt itis of praise." -- Mrs. 11.;1111110,(11111.f Cl, :1111`1 licld, Lelletitet', ( hetes. Erie, Pa. -"1 timffereel for five years t•ront female trouble+, and at last ;vas almost helpless. 1 Ivied :firer doctors int they did nue no good. Ms sister advised me to try Lydia 1:. 1'ink- haht's Vegetable ('ontpomud,and it hats made me well and strong. 1 hope all sot feting women will just give Lydia E. ['inkhorn's Vegetable Comp :fitl a t"I' i• for it is worth its weight in gold.,, -Mrr;..1. 1'. I:ndlie's, U. 1'. 1►. 7. Eric Since we guarantee that all testimonials which we pub- lish arc genuine, is it not fair to suppose that if Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound had the virtue to help these «-omen it will help any other woman who is suffer- ing from the same trouble. For 30 years Lydia 0. 1•inkhanl' Vegetable Compound has 1►t•cii tis• standard rented) for female ills. No sick ss 085815 does justice to herself fife will ti -t It•; this fan )otts medicine. Made exclusively frons roots anti herbs, atltl has thou -ands of cures to 404 credit. Airs. i'inkhgin inc'ite's all ?Atli trotncn s'... o Write her for advice. She has guided Momsaits to health free of charge. Addre.• tl rya. I'inklaam. Lynn, Mash. DICKSON & CARLING, DOMINION DAY EXCURSION Return tickets at Single Fare : 1 Between all stations in Canada' Good going,.June 30th and July let, ltetut•►t limit July Cnd, 190D. 7 ALASKA - YUKON - PACIFICLI EXPOSITION - -SEATTLE- v Very low rates via attractivq routes. Daily until Sept. doth,. 1BI192 [return limit Oct. 31st, 1009. Full information from J. J. KNIGHT, Depot Agent, or write J. D. MCDONALD, lJni011 Depot. Toronto, Ont. synopsis of the C000dioo Norm lost IEOMESTE.AI) 1(1:OULATION8. t:arrietere,Solicitors, Notaries, Conveyancers Any person trio is the sole head Comml•wier., Solicitors tor theMolaon. of a family, 01 any male over 11 Hank, L cn,onyears old may homestead a quartetr, money to Loan at lowest rates of interest. scotoni of available Dominion land La OFFICIiIi-MAIN STREET. FALTER. Manitoba, Saskatchewan, or Albertan 1 a. CARLING 113.A. t. R. azooew The applicant must appear in persoa at the Dominion Lands Agency or sub -agency for the district. Entry bb proxy may be had at the agency, ors We have alarge amount 01private tangs 04 rtain conditions, by father, mother sanonfarm and village properties ablowrste sun, daughter, brother, or sister o!' Interestintending homesteader. OLADMAN B STANBURT I)tttiey: -Six months residence upon Barrtsters Soticltorn, Msln Bt,±Ezeter anti cultivation of the land in eaob of three years. A homesteader may live within nine miles of ilia home, stead ott a dnrtn of at least 80 acre, Conveyancer Accounts Collected so1ely owned and occupied by bin, or MONEY to loan at lowest rates, his father, mother, eon, daughter North West for Sale. brother or sister, CONEY TO LOAN. ERNEST ELLICT Office. Main Street, Exeter "As ye Sew So shall you Reap" We are constantly sewing on the best cloths money can buy We are reaping satisfied cus- tomer's. Natural, isn't it: \Vhen we sots our advertishnient in the newspapers. stating the price for a Suit, ('oat, Trousers, or whatever the ad. might suggest, we include the best of everything in that suit. The best Cloth, the best Linings, the best . oidia 's, the best Thread etc., sles, our it yin 't ,t well as the best of 1 ItCute ting, Fitting and Making, shouldn't we reap our reward? 'I'ttis ad. is sowed to reap you as one of our customters. When you need r, Suit, Coat, Trousers or Fancy Vest let this act. lead you to our shop where the can prove to you that we live tip to tiro word. J. H. Holtzmann (9E1)I'I.ON. EIImvIlie Mr. Fair will conduct Service "n Sunday morning for the last time :• 1 i:lirnville in connection with his pre- S. 5. Anniversary on Sunday. June 27th. preaching by It •v. (Sao. Jewett, a former pastor, ' 1 On .1u:y let. th • annual slrawb.•rr) Festival will be held. A good pro- grnnt of .trills. etc. ial being prepar- ed. 1 he Dashwood band will It • in • at tend, nee. In certain districts a hornestea.ids in good standing may pre-ompt S quarter section alongside his horns.$ stead. Price $3. per acre. Unties ,- Must reside six months Meech of slit years from .iato of homestead entry, (inoluding the time required to card"' homestead patent) and cultistele fifty aures extra. A homesteader who has exhausted his homestead right and cannot ob- tain a pre-emption may take a pur- chased homestead in certain districts Trice $3. per acre. Duties. -Must resido six months in tomb of Shred years, cultivate fifty acres and erect a house worth $300.00: W, w, CORY, Deputy 0f the Utnteter of the interior N. n. -Unauthorised pnbllcation of this ',heroes meat will not be paid for Weak Womei To w"sk anti ailing women, there Is at Fast one Way to help. Rat w ith that way, two treattne ►ust hn rombinel. Ono is 10(151, ono 1, "tit: -5 Nonan, but both are Important, Ix,th a s,u Ur. Shoop's Night Cure Is tho Local. Ur. Shoop's It.•,tnrative. the Constitutional. The former- Pr. snoop's Night Cairo -is a teelrai mucous membrane suppository remelt. while Dr., Shoup's Restorative Is wholly an Internal trea4l ment. The Reste,rstls•o r'a•hes throughout the *nitro system, seeking the repair of all nerve; i all tissue. and all blood allmente. 'rho "Night Uire'. as Its name Impllos, does its work while you sleep. It soothes sore and in Ram - el mucous snrftees, heals local neakntsses stub dlsebarges, white the l0- tnratlre, eases n'•rvOW •ecitement, gives renewed rigor and ambition', builds up wasted tissues, bringing about renewet>j amigos t, Tiger. snit energy. Tako Dr. Shoop'' Itestorative--Tablets or liquid -as a general (onto m m + Ito ay°te. For positive local help, ire as wall + Dr. Shoop's j Night Cure; Y S. HOWEY 1',li.itntiMt nl the heart, mer• •u•••8.' -r, 11.011,lings. nervous h•!ad. ,eb', t ol•i bands and feet. p sin in I he bac ti and o• her fo: t:,. of ,weakness are relieved by Curter's lrnn Pills ma•!n specially for the plead nerves • etablePrcparationfor As - tirig Weed S tants rhs anti liowels of \l.\\ IS .( JIILDItEN ful- sh- rlDmote s Digesti on,Cheer iIESSa 1dRest.Containsneither QQptum,Morphinc nor FIincral. PIOTNAMCOTIC. isixtiseradd D•S4Mr2LPl1rifai Jiulwlrir .frl- drr.e • Aim ANA • .r•a/ • � W- ""iy1 riaisr: Apelffeat Remedy for Constipa- tion. Sour Stolnach,Diarrhoca, Worms ,Convulsions,Feveri ness and LOSS OF SLEEP. TacSirnile Signature of NEW YORK. \l b months old 35 posts -35CI: \ I S LXACT COPY0P WRAPPER. .ssail1 CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Z Always Bought Bears the Signa[;m'e *MN** •• N**•••►•NNN•••N•***MO*II N•N•••••••••••Ni , 1 of In Use For Over Thirty Years CASTOR! THS eCnr„ua COMPANY, N�WToaa circ. The Molsons Bank Iucorporalcd 1853 CAP TAL (Paid up► $3 500.000 00 RESERVE FUND Principal Cities in the World. General Banking Business Traus•teted. $3,500.000.00 iu J Has 163 Branches in ('auada, and Agents and Cot respondents all th Savings Bank Department Dickson & Carling, Solicitors. \1 N. D. HURDON, Manager ••N♦NNN••NN•N••N••.....N.N.............'.N« at all Branches. Interest allowed at highest current rate, THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO ESTABLISHED 1807 30 B. IL WALKER, President Paid-up Capital, $10,000,p AL1GZd1fDER LAIRD, General Manager Reserve Fund, - 6,000,0 TRAVELLERS' CHEQUES The new Travellers' Cheques recentl • issued by this Plink aro a most cony way in which to carry money when travelling. )FSey lite issued in denomtnatiot3 $10, $20, $50, $100 and $200 and the exact amount payable in Austria, Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Great Britain, Holland, Italy, Norway, Russia, Sweden 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 tho Bank. 131L Exeter Branch -G. W Harrison, Manager Branoh oleo at Crediton. DR. G. F. ROULSTON, L. D. IS, D. D. S., Dentist. Member of R. C. D. S. of Ontario and Honor Graduate of Toronto University. OFFICE: -Over Dickson & Carling's Law Offices in Dr. Anderson's former -- dental parlors Winchelsea The Usborne and Hibbert The \\-inclte.-tai baseball club will, Farmer's Mutual Fire lnsur- p:,ly Salent rat l:irkton Friday night. A number of our baseball devotees • anGe Gompanu went to Farquhar Tuesday night to Head Office, Farquhar,',Ont, see the gatne between Exeter and Farquhar. Charles Godbolt deft Tuesday for a President -J. L. itUSSELL. few days visit with Mr. and Mrs. Vice_President - W. 1i. I'ASSMORE Duncan McDougall, at 'Comber. Mrs. 'tit. Clark who has been on DIRECTORS, recovering and able to be out of bed. WM. the sick list. is, we are pleased to say %VM. Roy, BORNU0LM P. 0 BRocx iVINCEIELBEA P, O. Mr. Milton Clark, wheeled to Lon- don Saturday returning on Monday. Mr. \\'m. ltnlfe, visited in Stratford over Sunday. Woo(Ihnnt and Winchelsea baseball tennis played a gatae of ball on Thursday night la --week resulting in tie. T. RYAN, DUBLIN P. 01 ROBERT NORRIS, BLaffa, H R. Bright, M. D., M.C. P. and AGENTS. •S., Honor Graduate Toronto Un- iversity. Two years resident physician JOHN ESSERY, Exeter, agent for 'Royal Alexandra hospital, etc. Office Uebarne and Tlitidulpb. and residence. Dr. Athos' old stand { Andrew Street, Exeter. T% IL A, R. KINSMAN, L. I). S„ D 1J1). y., Honor graduate of Toronto University. Dental Surgeon Office over Madman dt Stanbury Main street -EXETER. W. BROWNING, M. D., M. C 1.1 • P. 8„ Graduate Victoria Un versify. office and residoncuce. Dominion Laboratory, Exeter. Associate Coroner of Huron. OLIVER HARRIS, Munro. went HONEY TO LOAN O , CO Art ROM'Xt.I. for Bibbed, Fullarton and Logan. Bears the Ito Kind Yoe Halo Always Bougtll JOSHt':1 JOHNS tWehave unlimited private Roads tar lmsec Signature Secy.Troas. Farquhar. -ant npn�f rm td or tragertyab Iowa n of GLAI)MAN & STAN/WRY. 0,':•itor. DICKSON&CARLINO Exeter A woman who is sick and suffering, and won't at least try a medicine which has the record of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, is to blame for her own wretched condition. There are literally hundreds of thousands of women in Canada and the United States who have been benefited by this famous o1(1 remedy, which waS produced from roots and herbs over thirty years ago by a woman to relieve woman's suffering. Read what these women say : )lelleriser, (2ue,-"'Witt t Lydia 0. I'inkIit.nt's Vegetable Compound 1 as mild not be alive. For list' months 1 had painful irregular r ► iov and inflammation ion ot the uterus Iv suffered t like tt martyr and thought often of death. 1 consulted two doc- tors who could do nothing for rue. 1 went to 8 hospital, and the hest doctors said 1 must submit to an operation, because 1 had a tumor. 1 trent back home much discouraged. (►ne of my cousins std' i.etl 111e (0 take your (.'on i))))) 1, as it had cared her. I did so and soon eontntenerd to feel better, anti my appetite came bite's tcHit the first bottle. Now 1 feel no pain and 'int csn-esl. Voile remedy is ele.rrt itis of praise." -- Mrs. 11.;1111110,(11111.f Cl, :1111`1 licld, Lelletitet', ( hetes. Erie, Pa. -"1 timffereel for five years t•ront female trouble+, and at last ;vas almost helpless. 1 Ivied :firer doctors int they did nue no good. Ms sister advised me to try Lydia 1:. 1'ink- haht's Vegetable ('ontpomud,and it hats made me well and strong. 1 hope all sot feting women will just give Lydia E. ['inkhorn's Vegetable Comp :fitl a t"I' i• for it is worth its weight in gold.,, -Mrr;..1. 1'. I:ndlie's, U. 1'. 1►. 7. Eric Since we guarantee that all testimonials which we pub- lish arc genuine, is it not fair to suppose that if Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound had the virtue to help these «-omen it will help any other woman who is suffer- ing from the same trouble. For 30 years Lydia 0. 1•inkhanl' Vegetable Compound has 1►t•cii tis• standard rented) for female ills. No sick ss 085815 does justice to herself fife will ti -t It•; this fan )otts medicine. Made exclusively frons roots anti herbs, atltl has thou -ands of cures to 404 credit. Airs. i'inkhgin inc'ite's all ?Atli trotncn s'... o Write her for advice. She has guided Momsaits to health free of charge. Addre.• tl rya. I'inklaam. Lynn, Mash. DICKSON & CARLING, DOMINION DAY EXCURSION Return tickets at Single Fare : 1 Between all stations in Canada' Good going,.June 30th and July let, ltetut•►t limit July Cnd, 190D. 7 ALASKA - YUKON - PACIFICLI EXPOSITION - -SEATTLE- v Very low rates via attractivq routes. Daily until Sept. doth,. 1BI192 [return limit Oct. 31st, 1009. Full information from J. J. KNIGHT, Depot Agent, or write J. D. MCDONALD, lJni011 Depot. Toronto, Ont. synopsis of the C000dioo Norm lost IEOMESTE.AI) 1(1:OULATION8. t:arrietere,Solicitors, Notaries, Conveyancers Any person trio is the sole head Comml•wier., Solicitors tor theMolaon. of a family, 01 any male over 11 Hank, L cn,onyears old may homestead a quartetr, money to Loan at lowest rates of interest. scotoni of available Dominion land La OFFICIiIi-MAIN STREET. FALTER. Manitoba, Saskatchewan, or Albertan 1 a. CARLING 113.A. t. R. azooew The applicant must appear in persoa at the Dominion Lands Agency or sub -agency for the district. Entry bb proxy may be had at the agency, ors We have alarge amount 01private tangs 04 rtain conditions, by father, mother sanonfarm and village properties ablowrste sun, daughter, brother, or sister o!' Interestintending homesteader. OLADMAN B STANBURT I)tttiey: -Six months residence upon Barrtsters Soticltorn, Msln Bt,±Ezeter anti cultivation of the land in eaob of three years. A homesteader may live within nine miles of ilia home, stead ott a dnrtn of at least 80 acre, Conveyancer Accounts Collected so1ely owned and occupied by bin, or MONEY to loan at lowest rates, his father, mother, eon, daughter North West for Sale. brother or sister, CONEY TO LOAN. ERNEST ELLICT Office. Main Street, Exeter "As ye Sew So shall you Reap" We are constantly sewing on the best cloths money can buy We are reaping satisfied cus- tomer's. Natural, isn't it: \Vhen we sots our advertishnient in the newspapers. stating the price for a Suit, ('oat, Trousers, or whatever the ad. might suggest, we include the best of everything in that suit. The best Cloth, the best Linings, the best . oidia 's, the best Thread etc., sles, our it yin 't ,t well as the best of 1 ItCute ting, Fitting and Making, shouldn't we reap our reward? 'I'ttis ad. is sowed to reap you as one of our customters. When you need r, Suit, Coat, Trousers or Fancy Vest let this act. lead you to our shop where the can prove to you that we live tip to tiro word. J. H. Holtzmann (9E1)I'I.ON. EIImvIlie Mr. Fair will conduct Service "n Sunday morning for the last time :• 1 i:lirnville in connection with his pre- S. 5. Anniversary on Sunday. June 27th. preaching by It •v. (Sao. Jewett, a former pastor, ' 1 On .1u:y let. th • annual slrawb.•rr) Festival will be held. A good pro- grnnt of .trills. etc. ial being prepar- ed. 1 he Dashwood band will It • in • at tend, nee. In certain districts a hornestea.ids in good standing may pre-ompt S quarter section alongside his horns.$ stead. Price $3. per acre. Unties ,- Must reside six months Meech of slit years from .iato of homestead entry, (inoluding the time required to card"' homestead patent) and cultistele fifty aures extra. A homesteader who has exhausted his homestead right and cannot ob- tain a pre-emption may take a pur- chased homestead in certain districts Trice $3. per acre. Duties. -Must resido six months in tomb of Shred years, cultivate fifty acres and erect a house worth $300.00: W, w, CORY, Deputy 0f the Utnteter of the interior N. n. -Unauthorised pnbllcation of this ',heroes meat will not be paid for Weak Womei To w"sk anti ailing women, there Is at Fast one Way to help. Rat w ith that way, two treattne ►ust hn rombinel. Ono is 10(151, ono 1, "tit: -5 Nonan, but both are Important, Ix,th a s,u Ur. Shoop's Night Cure Is tho Local. Ur. Shoop's It.•,tnrative. the Constitutional. The former- Pr. snoop's Night Cairo -is a teelrai mucous membrane suppository remelt. while Dr., Shoup's Restorative Is wholly an Internal trea4l ment. The Reste,rstls•o r'a•hes throughout the *nitro system, seeking the repair of all nerve; i all tissue. and all blood allmente. 'rho "Night Uire'. as Its name Impllos, does its work while you sleep. It soothes sore and in Ram - el mucous snrftees, heals local neakntsses stub dlsebarges, white the l0- tnratlre, eases n'•rvOW •ecitement, gives renewed rigor and ambition', builds up wasted tissues, bringing about renewet>j amigos t, Tiger. snit energy. Tako Dr. Shoop'' Itestorative--Tablets or liquid -as a general (onto m m + Ito ay°te. For positive local help, ire as wall + Dr. Shoop's j Night Cure; Y S. HOWEY 1',li.itntiMt nl the heart, mer• •u•••8.' -r, 11.011,lings. nervous h•!ad. ,eb', t ol•i bands and feet. p sin in I he bac ti and o• her fo: t:,. of ,weakness are relieved by Curter's lrnn Pills ma•!n specially for the plead nerves