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SHE EXEZ ER T1MES, JULY 8th 1909.
"i. J1. C. A. IN BItUCE COUNTY.1
A well attended convention of en -
thee -a t:' winistcrs and Christian lay-
men of Itrucc County wa. held in
Walk rtue, June 28th, for the pur-
1,es . of introducing the County plan
ut 1. M. C. A. stork in (truce. The
following %vete the_ s:peaker6.:
Jlr. John Penman. Pari=, chairmen)
of the Provincial Coustuitte,.
•Mr. U• 1'. ltlair. Godericb, chair -
wan of the lluron County Committee.
Mr. C. M. Copeland. Provincial Sec-
l'etary of the Young Men's Christian
.Association of Ontario :aud Quebec•
'DIr. J. 1I. Crocker. Secretary of
Brantford Association.
1r. A. Cullens, Provincial Secre-
tary of County work.
Mr. L. C. 1'ICtning. County Secre-
tary of lluron (County.
Mr. A. S. Blooper, ex -secretary of
Woodstock Association.
lir. 11'ilkie t tate Secretary, Los
Angeles. Cal., %%ho began work as an
Association Secretary in 1867.
Mr. A. Cullens addressed the con-
vcutiou om the lle hadrw de tans udy
Tsrucu County.
of the. county and found that only
iii 1-1 per cent. of its church members
were young men• Ile also spoke on
the 'County \Work plan.
Dir. Nleming spoke on "the achieve-
tu•:uts of the county work in Huron"
and "The Social and Educational pos-
ttiibilities of the organization in
Bruce"
D1r. Crocker presided over the ses-
tiions of the• convention and spoke on
the "Physical and Recreative pos-
sibilities of the organization in Brace.
Mr. 'Copeland explained the 1
occupied by the county work in the
(lggressive policy of the Provincial
committee, and addressed the con-
vention ort "The religious possibilities
of'Inlcthe even ug ant excellent banquet
wt•as given by the ladies of \Walkerton
'blr. Penmen. Paris, presiding. 'Phe
speech of •the eveuiug and of the
wwhole convention was made y M. G.
F. Blair, of Godcrich on
A. %t ork ns a business man's invest-
ment." Mr. Blair said that there are
Many kinds of dividends on the in-
vestment of money. For example a
neat. pray invest his surplus money in
something which will give him money
dividends; or a Ulan may invest mon-
ey in books or literature or travel
lInd get his dividends in the forst of
education or benefit to health. The
,X. M. C. 1\. offered business teen op-
portunity for investment. the divi-
dend. of which were to be estituated(
in the Religious, Physical, Educa-
tional and Social betterment of the
country's young men, and Canada's
young manhood is ger greatest un-
developed resource. Money is spent
to deselofe •Canada's urateri:al re-
taot.r((5. and much ruore should Can-
ada's people• :pend to develop her
nlauhoud. 'Canada a quarter of a
century hence will be what her men
at that time make her. and the res-
sposib:e men of that tiwe. will be the
boys and young wen that we are de-
veloping noo. \\'hether this young
country will occupy the proud and
glorious position she is destined to
occupy among the nations during the
twentieth century. '.nether she is to
kept for Canadians, whether she
to hold her national spirit amid
t c great influx of foreigners, %Outli-
er sbo is to be an enduring Christian
nation depends upon her rising wen.
- lI r. C. J. :\tickle, Chesley, also
n ade a very able address, endorsing
the inauguration of the work in Bruce
Ounty.
The 'County Committee for (truce
was appointed, and as soon as the
budget of $IFOO for the year is raised,
n County ecretary %vitt be cancel
to begin organization. Bruce is the
second county" in the Dominion to in-
troduce ttae '1. M. Y%. A. County
work.
The Clinton Nctw Era believes the
Co:tnty C'ottncil of lluron should make
Provision at the December session
%%hereby rot's person would be em-
ployed in Godcrich after each of the
County Council meetings to prepare
a type written copy of the minuted
to be furnished gratis to each news-
pap.'r in the 1Co. Frotm these the
I'.d.tors ronld arrange their report in
l., . ur fu part ns best suited their
',pace ut• fancy. Surely this is not
n+king too much nor presuming on
the generosity o[ the representatives
the electors put there to transact
o•ir busines... 1f a verso') goes to
tioa'.ricb to copy' the minutes it will
co.' each time anything from $1.00
to `7'.110. according to his geographical
po .lion rand the style of living he in -
(flee, • in when be reaches the Co.
town. Supposing he does not go in.
Councit i_ past three weeks before
minutes find place in hu' coluurns
co r ging trout (-Done paper who has
l)
ne lbs %cork. 'l'hcre arc l9• ncn•s-
npers in the County who devote con-
:dcrnble apace to Co. Council mat-•
ea= and ttould esteem it a great'
kindness to be favored with clearly;
written or printed revolts immediate -1
ly on the rising of the ($o. 1':arliament.'
NVe know 'Cu. ("ork Lane : h • soul
tw" t th
•.y sl to r
uln( and •ood
u tf
rho h 6
g
and worked Editor and h. would b:•
n Al utan to arrange for the pre-
arItion of the work rci. rr d to if
h.' Co. Council would vote :l:• prop.•,
or.t,een:ntiun. \W.I1(1(11 L.atnont
b 1 that t!I0t► i r:. el • a r. d
•` r >• nr to th. r:. eat, t : of the
u.rtli Estate by dealing 'lith the
,.... 1'. u::.
•It 111.
. 1 .. tiger n1
h •re's nothing selfish about th • pro-
,,, t!on. 'rh ria,.•+ advoest,d ,h.•
a10 1hinir :a coup:, of sidles ago.
n I agrees ttith the N tt 1'r• :n every
nrticular.
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AN IMPROVIDENT RACE.
Qucer Ways of the Native Cleck of
Australia.
For bearing hardship, suet* us thirst,
huu.jcr, lung loco's la the saddle. etc.,
the black has f:tr less endutauce Beta
the while wan. In feet, a black tct:uw
I t un.outft.rlable if he gees fur a:s1'
length of time without staler. And
;et nobody is mere Itupruvident than
tie. Give hhn two gallons of vaster,
twenty pounds of tiuur uud two or
three, sticks cf tobacco and tell hits
that he w•Ili get uo more for three
steeps -viz, three days -he will delib-
erttely settle down surd not be satisfied
till he bus finished the lot. I lhave
In:own a civilize'(I stud clothed l.lack
fe11n•.v who was tr.►veling with me sit
down after dart: tend wash bis clothes
fa most unusual proceeding, when too
11:1(1 only three gallons of waster end
::fty hours' riding before tie could get
.tr,y mole, and this with the thermonr
•ter registering 11'2 in the shade.
•this Is scot n thing that occurs ones
•r twice, but always. The black utan
rvi!I t:ot ex:k five minutes uhead, nor
r!;1 experience teach 11110. A gamble
et sr small scale is dear to the heart
of every black fellow, and It is a corn -
elan occurrence for one of theta to
1r' n brand new suit of blue dun-
,:•. a for an old frayed white coat,
::a:!.Ing dant Ice will be able to sell
• r deal tlse latter away and ucake a
n;o� t sinmly because 1t is white, an
el:usual color with them. But one
'+ 11 point the::e black men havo.
:sey never complain when they find
levy have ❑lade a bad barga!n. This
Is possibly becutse they forget with
:elv nc they ❑Inde the deal. -Australian
:'e'r London Standard.
THE WART HOG.
't Is One of the Most Grotesque Ani-
mals In Existence,
t'' t!ie rata:':asst tell) closely stud-
e.:salami life it sometimes appe:tt•s as
i ::. '' a had either deliberately set to
:see: to forth weird and carious (-rca-
:u:I'.7 or t'lee had been eng:eged In e[-
owl:omits. fur there are birds and a:si
11 :1s which might be accused of b(•IH.i
cauls up of odds and ends.
Cne of the moat grotesque animals in
'shteIICO Is the wart hog of Af•iea.
railed by the Itoers the Vlaktevarl; pig
if t!:e plalnx.
Il st:11:(18 about Udrty Inehes In
height. has a ht:ge disprnportionnte
Tad, \with eyes set very hig!i up. an(1
large protruding tnsss. These are cs•
:( tiv opposite those of other pigs. the
rtlt'er ones I:eing Much longer than
!nose In the lower jaw nad sometimes
attaining n length of over twenty
rashes.
Itut the most uuusunl feature of this
rnrions looking creature and the one
tram which it derives its mune is the
great wart just below each eye, n
smaller one appearing between each
Wel; rind the large wart above It.
'The body is alncost hairless, except
that along the spine nn(1 the neck long
coarse hair lanes. and the whole effect
of the animal is weird and grotesque.
These wild hogs often take possession
of empty burrows made by other fusl-
ucals, and when pursued they sletw
around sharply as they enter, snaking
their way In hind flrst.-London Tele-
graph.
AN EASTERN MAGICIAN.
The Feat a Ceylon Fakir Is Said to
Have Performed.
This curious picture of an eastern
magician 3s from Caroline Corner's
"Ceylon, the Faradiso of Adam:" "The
fakir forthwith commenced to unpack
the burden on his back, the principal
Item being a bamboo framework or
scaffolding. This he held with his right
band, while be mounted step by step
of bamboos. At We summit, a height
perhnps of eleven feet, he paused. with
arms extended, to effect a balance.
i'or some reason or other the frame -
0 ork remained perfectly steady and
perpendicular, while the fakir stretch-
ed himself out like a splder on !te web.
At intervals ou tho bamboos were
heavy- nails, rusty, but sharp at the
point. These nails distinctly penetrate
ell the mats s mahogany colored flesh
when iso stretched himself out on the
fr•a mework.
"Thus he remained, a hideous wound
made by each nail, from which the
purple blood flowed, lying there for the
space of ten minutes or so, except for
talc blood a lifeless figure of clay.
Then, mnnttering some strange gibber-
ish, nnlmation returned, and, making
movements so that the nulls were ex-
tricated from tho wounds, the fakir
twith tris toes kickeu away the scaffold-
ing and remained himself alone unsup-
ported In midair.
"Yes, there this weird creature re-
mained, his lean, chocolate colored
Iambs apparently stiff and cataleptic.
his eyes fined upw: rat and glazed. 'It's
a fact,' said Cynthia In low tones of
wonder. 'At home they would say we
were hypnotized.' "
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('1.: r tt••medy. U,..
t' -t wiil stir,•Iy prate.
bt. T"milin . 11,, di..
,\YLLW S� HAIR VIGOR
DV /i e. not ` ao:i ryt.r r; 4- --r
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Hair falling out.' Troubl_d %.011: ar.drufs' want afore t:air? An elegant dressing?
!nc re(�lC:1tS • Su'pi'er. cheerio. Qu;nin Sada C .h,rid.
+}' - lepsic•nt. Sass. Als„boi. Nat:,. f:doses.
We beisetc 4 ,t1-•; nJrrfe t".. f.,'rllalr, or tv. wait" not put it up
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WAS ORIGINAL OF TOPSY.
English Family Were Protectors of
"Limb" Who Figures In Book.
When the negro problem was troub-
ling the south, aft aristocratic Eng-
lish family natnod Overaker for con-
science sake, separated themselves
fro❑) the associations of their lifetime,
and sought a home on the banks of
the Ohio, in the vicinity of Cincin-
rtattl.
Ths family brought with thein n
retinue of house servants in order to
set them free. They were scattered
atnong the various fatuities of this
lovely vicinage, some being employed
at one time or another in Prof. Stowe's
fancily and some its that of his next
neighbor, also a professor in the sear
inane. One of these neighbors has
said that she has seen Mrs. Stowe sit
whole afternoons watching the chil-
dren of the two families and the younc
blacks at play.
it was then and there that Meas.
Stowe saw Topsy and took her caul i -
cal likeness in unlading colors. 'Pots; .
was a stray bit of ebony hunter:::1
that in some unrecorded w:?y [• +:1:
be one of the piccaninnies pen i�••
the porticos of the Overaker u,.::,. ,
in New Orleans, where the family i•. i
n winter hovtn, or hung around
quarters, ran errand, or playe(I t• . :
the dogs on the Tichenor pl nt.•:i.. r
at Natchez.
She ton- .-11011 a little 1:r;
11ess that ' 'e.e' !i'1'11 �'::1. !", ....
ing, and . . . .,... - .
field hnts.l.: tw iw t : r. '
their freedom there on ,'.
of Natchez. 13ut the .''!a
donrel \waif r.l)pc•aleil ' r :: ' r ..
of Mrs. Sto:re's neif0 ;• . .
elfish Topsy wes brut : ' t
placed in the fancily of ti:: •u.:_ .,
lessor to b' tiaiu. •1 . ,
It must be coil:. ei :.:, '
t l dove'' -op her 1. t , .1 ..!,
Ing oes not a ;hin 1
--for that t :' , t.i • ' .! .
into t!1.• •.. ,
11:•, !
7•ie'
tl:. • :1 "ni•.
re!:: 11.1, 1,... .',: ,.-,i_.•,,:
l•.•ee!lee: . i r .,•.!' .• '•!' .4
th •. P.. tt :t:. - ,.
Qct . r- .:l' 1, eta:.1 .i .
In 1 :.i 1,,
„.,,' 1:4141 • ,!
living in I:r,:r. . . , . :.
slave la.: .-f , .
Thais W0,1 th t• .
col•., of MMM•.
ori' • ;, .•',. •
up ..':r:i•ry 1:, :.
reality. '
She Was 111;:: the ,;,..a 1
doates'ie cares. '•h '
and %: ith a r.. r, r
fe.t:'ily to tri • r,i 1::'; ,!: :
lessons dnily w .: 1• ,. ... a chili-• .
but the story w:1; e :•: '1 u:ur' .
tens:• a reality to Iter t: 1 an. ":.r
earthly thing t11at the • ' 'tTv in.'. .
ment for Dr. Bailey's Nati"err! 1'
never failed. Once Mr. Jewett, v ran
wag to publish it, wrote to t:sl: her
not to make it too long, ns the' sob-
jest was not pop,tlar. Mrs. S'owe
replied that sloe did not make tree.
story, that the story nmde itself. anal
that sloe could net stop till it wn::
clone.
This feeling increase,l 1n ice ::sits
to the end. It is evert said tl..' i:1
tho:+e Inst clays of her life !, I
said, "God wrote it. 1 m re'': .1. !
Iris dictation." --Lippincott'
Some Superstitions.
when starting for the river, says a
t(ri','r in London Field, if you have
to 'ern back and get something that
y,•'t have forgotten, you are sure to
•:Itch little or nothing that day. This
is an article of Devon folklore, and i
am inclined to 111111k the' west coun-
1 ry folk right herein. The disnp-
p•'intment, the hurry and the bring-
inct of wrong things always net pre-
jn,!iciallyy upon twhat ought to be the
urrruflled, even temper of n succesa-
ful angler. He becomes hasty and
rash, most often with ill results to
his bnsket. in the western highlands
it is currently believed that if von
see a colt with its back to you st•hen
starting in the morning on n fishing
excursion it is the worst of luck, only
to be exceeded should you hear n
cuckoo before breakfast.
Thackeray and Archdekne.
Th o
ackera t Into teen 1
Y R b c by (wpy-
ing some of the characters too closely
from life, notably when lie put hi..
friend, Arthur Archdekne, into "Pen -
(tennis" as the ever delightful iiarry
Foker. Although Thackeray meant no
unkindness, Archdekne never quite
fnrgave him. One night. just nftt r
Thackeray had delivered his first lec-
ture on `The English humorists,"
Archdekne met him at the Cider
Cellar club. surronnded by n coterie
n wn )
wh rn florin their cn •r
n at l•-
i R k
11.1
tions. "How are you. Whack?" cried
Arehlo. "I wa3 at your show to -clay
at Willis'. What n lot of swells yott
had there --yeas! But 1 thought it ens
r doll -devilish dull' T will tell yam
wwhat it is, Thaek--you want n piano."
Counting a Billion.
Suppose you undertook to count a
billion. l[ow long do you think it
would take you to do it? A billion,
according to the French notation,
which we follow, is a thousand mil-
lions. If you had before you a pile
of silver dollars containing a million
and eiu1d count one very second for
eight hours every day it would take
you thirty-five days to complete the
task. 13ut suppose yon undertook to
count a thousand of those million
dollar piles. You would be at work
eight hours a day for 35,(x10 days. or
about 100 years. -_--
He Knew.
It was afternoon, and thus spoke
the teacher of the village sehoel:
"Now boys, the word 'sten' at the
end of a word means 'place of ' Thus
tee have Afghanistan, the plane of
the .Afghans; also Hindustan, the
place of the liin•icos. Now, eau any
•n• giro me anotl r instance "
"Ye s, sir " sa the etmallest boy
prroudl , "1 Can-tmmbrellastan, the
shoe for um • r'
The Sind YCu Havo Always Bought, and wwhielt has been
in ase for over B0 Fears, has borne the signature of
and has bc'ett made under his per-
�: sonal supervision since its infancy.
no one tet deeeis'e you in this.
Allow
All Counterfeits, Iluitations and'' li of -as -gond" are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children-Exporienco agaitist Experiment.
What is CASTOR iA
Castorla is a harmless substitute for Castor Oi1, Pare-
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It i:; Ple;o' act. It
Contains neither Opium, Diorpllin0 11or other N:u'eotic
Substance. Its ago is its guarantee. 11 dc•r,:,oyv VYortita
and allays Feverishness. It curd► Di:trch(; ✓, 1111.1 Wind
Celle. It relieves Teething 'Troubles, cures Constipation
stnd Flatulency. It assimilates the Fool, re.uhctes tho
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea -The Mother's friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
The Kind You Ha�� Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
TME CENTAUR COMPANY. 77 MURRAY
NEW YORK CITY.
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The Molsone Bank
Incorporated 18('lb
CAP TAL (paid up)
RESERVE FUND
$3 500.000.00
=3,500,000_00
Has .tis Branches in Canada, and Agents and Correspondents in all they
Principal Cities in the World.
General Banking Husinesa Transacted.
Savings Bank Department
at all Branches. Interest allowed at highest current rate. ��''
DlCkson do Carling, Solicitors, N. D. HURDON, Manager =t
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THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO ESTABLISHED ISe7
D. Z. WALKER, President Paid-up Capital, $10,000,
ALEXANDER LAIRD, General Kana=er Reserve Fund - 6 000
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TRAVELLERS' CHEQUES
The new Travellers' Cheques recently issued by this f are a most cos
way in which to carry money when travelllag. 'They ar! ssued In aenominau
$10, $20, $50, $100 and $200
and the exact amount payable in Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Fr ,
Germany, Great Britain, Holland, Italy, Norway, Russia, Swed n
and Switzerland is stated on the face of each cheque, while in other coag
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
Branoh also at Crediton.
IDR. G. F. ROULSTON, L. D. ti,
i� D. D. S., Dentist. Member of
1 R. C. D, S., of Ontario and Honor
1 Graduate of Toronto University.
OFFICE: -Over Dickson & Carling's
Law Offices in Dr. Anderson's former
dental parlors
Sexsmith
Mr. and Mrs. A. Johnston, of Lon-
don. visited friends here for a few
da%. 111' iveek.
Ma,ter Bars Campbell. spent a
few days last week at the home of his
uncle, D1r. Itobert Campbell, of the
Saub,e Line.
Mr. W. Armstrong, has raised his
barn and pieced a cement wall un-
der it for stabling purposes.
Misses hazel and Verna Moore, of
\Vinghntn. arc at present visiting
their Hunt Mrs. John Gould.
Mr. Frank Northcott. of Alvinston,
spent the lsl, with his parents here.
Mr. uud Mrs. George ,Mawson and
daughter Greta, are spending the
sumo er holidays with Iriends in Mc-
Gillivray Township.
Pain can be easily and 1ulekly stop-
ped. Pink fain Tablets -Dr. Shoop's
stop Ilendache, womanly pains, any
pain, anywhere, in 20 minutes sure.
Formula on the 25c. box. Ask your
druggist or doctor about this formula
-it's fine. Sold by \V. B. )fowey.
LAI L. IHU11ON ANI) LAKE
SUPERIOR
A magnificent summer trip is en-
joyed by taking this "fresh water
sea voyage" frotn Sarnia, Ontario, to
L'ort 11'illinrn, Ontario through these
great inland seas. This year new
stksuners have been added to the
Northern Navigation Co's. fleet,. and
the finest and fastest vessels on the
Grent Lakes will fly the house flag
of this popular Company. The steam-
ers ruts in connection with the Grand
'Trunk Railway System, and all par-
ticulars, rates and descriptive litera-
ture, etc., can be bad for the asking
by applying to J. D. McDonald, Dis-
trict Passenger Agent, (Toronto, Ont.
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Miss Mannon. \Vest \yard, 8t.
Marys. had a marrow escape from
serious injury on 1'ridcay. r .• •
untiring her cow from •t fence when
the brute reared up and carne down
with het• front feet on the woman's
shoulders, crushing her to the ground.
Miss llannon's injuries are trot serious
but her escape suas almost miracu-
lous.
DR. A, R. KINSMAN, L. D. S., D
D. S., Honor graditate of Toronto
University.
Dental Surgeon
Office over Gladman & Stanbury
Main street-Exenta.
J.
W. BROWNING, M. D., M. C
P. Se Graduate Victoria Un
fersity. office and realdenence. Dominion
Laboratory, Exeter.
Associate Coroner of Huron.
a.
R, Bright, M. D., M.C. P. and
•S., Honor Graduate Toronto Un-
iversity. Two years resident physician
Royal Alexandra Hospital, etc. Ofllce
and residence, Dr. Amos' old stand
Andrew Street, Exeter.
HONEY TO LOAN
We have unlimited private funds for lnveet
en0 upon farm or vilLge property ab lowa t
r ►bee of interest.
DICKSON t CARLINO
- - - - - - _ £:ecce
-- - DICKSON dr CARLING,
narrlatere. Bollr'Itorli Notaries, Coave eeeere
Commt.eloner,, Solicitors for tee motions
� Bank, )Ctc.
hooey to Loan sb lowe.t rates of interest.
TRICE s -MAIN STREET. EXETER.
1 a. OAat rra a. a. L. R. DIca7CS
When shown positive and reliable proof that a certain
remedy had cured numerous cases of female ills, wouldn't
any sensible woman conclude that the same remedy \would
also benefit her if suffering with the sante trouble ?
Here are two letters which prove the efficiency of Lydia
i . Pinkham's Vegetable C(n ipound.
(lantern Station. Ont. -"1 hate taken Lydia E. Pink ham's(
Vegetable Compound for year. and never found arty- medicine to
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1 1' V 1 1 ('-
c/ ntf ,ct.• with it. 1 had ulcera null Pallial. of the utero. ,and 1 )
tors hill tpe no g I. I suffered dreadfully until 1 began taking
your rneili4ii'. 1 t has also helped of her ww omen 1(r n hunt I Itawve
recouttnended it. -3lrs. llenrytlark, (,lanford Station,Ontorio.
Another woman says Lydia E. Pinkhaln's Vegetable
Compound is the best remedy in the world for \\-omen.
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'o • •.r ► sin he loins an(
1 � (reek, �I, It. - i lav(• alww•ay had Iain t t
a weakness there. anll often after ncy meals nty' food ww'ould dis-
tress me 1)1141 cause soreness. Lydia 1:. l'inkhant's A'egetablo
('ompound has done 1111• much good. i ant stronger. digestion
it hiller. and 1 con wwalk t%itI' ambition. i leave encouraged
tunny mothers of families to take it. as it is the )rest remedy its
the world for wwonten. Yon can puhli:sh this in the papers."
- 1 r o " ee \ I nada.
. Ir . ��"illiam livor/Int, 1 � l r k, .. 1 ., ( a
We wwii1 pay a h;l.nd'0 me reward to any person who will
prove to us that these letters are not genuine and truthful
-or that either of these wwrrmt.'n were paid in any way for
their testimonials, or that the letters are published \without
their permissi(en, or that the original letter from each did
not come to its entirely tunsolicited.
1Vhat more pre )(tf can any one ask ?
For :11 years Lydia E. )'ini:haltn'. ' Vegetable
Compound hag 1►t•en tis'• stands d remedy for
fenrtle illi. No sick v:')ul:tn (loess •ias•tice to
herself twltn will not try tlti•. fat:tuns medicine.
Made exclusively from roots and herbs, and
h:+•s Ilan<on,1. ('1 0att'r'; to 1:- credit.
�'c��c•� Mr's. Pinkho'! invite•= all sick women
Fa to %trite her for advice. `:he has
guicied thousands to ueolth free of charge. �)
Address Mrs. 1'lukhum, Lyun, Mnss.
HONEY TO LOAN.
Ws have a f amount of privatae funds
ro n akrm and village properties at loom,
OLADMAN t STANBURY
Barristers Solicitors, Main St,'Exeter
ERNEST ELLIOT
Conveyancer Accounts Collected
MONEY to loan et lowest rates,
North west Lands for Sale.
Office. Maln Street, Exeter
Fall Term Opens
August 30.
Our graduates are assisted to the
hest positions. Write for the reason.
Prepare now to enter at the beginning
of term. Mail Courses for those who
wish to study at home.
Clinton Business
College
Geo. Spotten, Principal.
Tile Usborne and Hibbert
Farmer's Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Gompanu
Head Office. Farquhar, Ont.
I'r(sident-J. 1.. iRUSSELL.
Vice.l'resident-\V. IL i'ASSMORE
D i R ECTO RS.
Wat. 1(01', llr)n snoLM P. 0
%V31. Iron( a WIN(•JIELBEA P, 0.
T. RYAN, DUBLIN I'. 0.
IIOifF,RT NORRiS, Stith.
AGENTS,
JOHN F.t38F.itY, Exeter, Ats'ent for
Uebero•t and Ilirldulpli.
OLIVRR iHAltltlS, Munro. %trent
for li bhort, Fulllrtan and Log'n.
JOSiI1 A .R)lIN.S
Secv.Troan. Farquhar
GLAi)MAN R STANki'it',. ,'o:•
CRANU TRUNK SYSE�
The Popular
-'l'o All -
Principal Tourist
Resorts
Route
Including Muskoka, Lake of Bays,
Tentagami, Georgian Bay, Maganeta-
wan River, Kawartha Lakes, etc.
Full summer services now in effect
F.xcurston tickets on sale daily.
ALASKA - YUKON - PACIF.IC/
EXPOSITION
-SEATTLE-
Very low rates -Fast time -Via at.
tractive route. Daily until Seppt. 30th
1110 , Return limit Oct. alst, 11100,
Full information from
J. J. KNIGIHT, Depot Agent,
or write J. 1). MCI)ONALD, Unites
Depot, Toronto, Ont.
sl0ops's 011110 Caflodloo Noull.wes!
HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS.
Auy person who is the sole bead
of a family, or any male over 111
years old easy homestead a quarte .
seotoni of available Dominion land Ica
Manitoba, Saskatchewan, or Alberta,
The applicant must appear in person
at the Dominion Lands Agency or
Sub-agenoy for the district. Entry bi}I
proxy may be had at the agenoy, o0
certain conditions, by father, mother
son, daughter, brother, or sister of
intending homesteader.
Duties:-Siz months residence upon
and cultivation of the land in oaob
of three years. A homesteader may
live within nine miles of his homes
stead on a 'farm of at Icnst 80 acres
solely ott•ned nru! occupied by hien or
hie father, mother, son, daughter.
brother or sister.
In certain district., a homestcaler
in good standing (nay pre-empt a
quarter section alongside his home-,
stead. Trico $l3. per acre. Duties -r
Must reside six months ineaoh of six
years from date of homestead entry
(inoluding tta(' time' required to earn
homestead patent) arsd cultist's
fifty acres extra.
A homesteader v. ho has exhausted
his homestead rigtht an'l cannot ob-
tain a pre-emption may take n pur-
ahase•(1 hornesteeel in certain tlistriote
Price $3. per acre. Du ties. -Must
e ',
r ra, to a'.
t m
oaths '
sn cn(+
h of threes
yv,nrs, cultivate fifty acres and erect
a house worth $300.001
w. w, cone,
Deputy of the Minister of the Interior
N, fl.-CnanrhorirM pnlltration of this adtenlea
ment wilt not 1 e paid for
HlghGratle Pla�os
Are a Pleasure to their
Owners.
We knee sold and are 8I lling a great
many high clays pianos and our num
erinas satisfied (•customers iv the strong
est guarantee of this Assertion.
Our pianos to•dny cue the hest. that
the best i'inno mnkets produce and
oar prices are 1 igu I.
Ito not be too quick to Relieve per-
sons who tell you different. from the
alcove fur the purpose of selling you
cheap ar,d in seine eases trashy goods
at big prices.
Call and see Els
and I,e Cenwiee'.1 that what we ea
wc• live np 1•'.
For arty eaee of n.rvou•n(•ss, sleep
lessees+, weak aster's ittle Livn,t� Mdrtio SOB.
le sprss, try Cnrtcr'e Little Lircr 'u` o
fills. Relief is sure. 'fhc only nerve i •
inn,licine in market. 1
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