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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1909-07-29, Page 47 b 1. J.H1 EXEZ ER TIMES, JULY 29th 1909. BY-LAW NO. -=s Ily-Law No. of the Vil- lage of Exeter, to authorize the borrowing of the sum of $22,000- 00 for Water Works purposes. 'WHEREAS it. i:+ de.irubic in the 1. tl:- intereet3 that the Corpn•a- tion of the Village of Exeter should acquire, construct, operate uud main- tain a system of waterworks (within the said municipality fur fire eprotec- tion and other purposes. 1922 AND \W111:REAS cu ugreemtnt has 1924 been entered into between the said 1925 'Corporation and James N. Howard IIr20 for the purchase (subject to the ap- proval of the ratepayers of said vii- 1928 page) of that part ut the river bed ly2y and !rauks of the Aux Sable River known as the Mill property and be- ing all that part of Lot number nine- teen, in the first Concession of the 'Township of Csborne, (now Exeter) owned by the said James N. Howard for the price or sum of $1700.09 AND WHEREAS it is advisable to purchase ,aid Howard property and to construct and maintain a dam and Pumping (station thereon and to er- ect a Water Tower or ;stand pipe in some $uitab!e location in said village and to lay .water mains connecting said pumping station and stand pipe and along Main Street in the Said years for principal and interest in respect of the said debt us follows. Principal Interest Total Amount In the year 1910. 665.31 1100.00 1911 698.61 1066.70 1912 733.51 1031.80 191:3 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 1921 770.19 808.69 849.19 891.01 936.19 982.99 10:12.11 1083.74 1137.94 1194.84 1254.59 1317.29 1383.18 1152.31 995.15 956.63 916.15 873.70 829.15 782.35 733.20 681.60 627.40 570.50 510.75 448.05 382.15 ;313.00 1524.99 210.35 1601.24 ,161.10 1681.29 81.05 WESTERN FAIR. LONDON, •ONT,i SEPT. 10-18 Special efforts are being put forth 1If: y+ -;,r by 1It • management of the tVi•stern Fair to make everything in 1765.34 the way of exhibits as attractive. and 1765.34 pleasant for the visitors as poseible. 1765.7;1 In the Main Building there will be 1765.34 many new and very interesting ex - 1765.34 hibit-4. In the Dairy Hall the buts -r- 1765.34 making corn petilion will take place 1765.34 each morning and afternoon, when in 1765.34 addition to the large cash prizes of - 1765,34 (eyed by the Association. a beautiful 1765.34 Silver 'Cup kindly donated by the 1785.34 Canadian Salt Co., of !Windsor, will be 1765.34 given to the winner of the first prize 1765.34 in section two. 1765.34 In the Machinery Hall wi11 be found 1765.31 all the latest up-to-date machinery in 1765.54 full swing, which is always an inter - 1765.34 es1.ii sight. The 'i'r•,nsportation 1765.34 Building, which is always a place of 1765.34 interest will again be filled with 1765.31 splendid exhibits and all the Live Stock Buildings of course %rill 0 • fill- ed to overflowing. If space is re- quired write at once to the Secretary. A, 111. hunt, London, Ont., who will promptly furnish p.rizclist, entry forms and alt information. 4. That this By -Law shall come in- to force and take effect on the day of the final passing thereof. : 5. That the votes of the Electors of the said Village of Exeter entitl- ed to vote on this By -Lav be taken on friday the 20th day of August, 1909, commencing at Dine o'clock in the forenoon and continuing until five o'clock in the afternoon of the same day at the following .places within the said Village of Exeter by the following Deputy Returning Of- fioers Polling eub-division No. I, at Sil- as�Tillage and to otherwise •fully c;- llandford's Residence, Ed. Treble uip. maintain and operate said Sys- D. It. O. Herbert Ford Pop Clerk; Polling Sub -division No. 2, Weekes' tem. \I'HERF.AS it hitt been esti- Marble Shop, Main Street, W. D. AND Weekes, 1). 1t. O. James Weekes Poll mated that it will require the sum J Clerk ; Polling ub-division No. 3. E. ofg *'2000.00 to purchase said pro-( 11. Fish's ltesidenec. Main Street, Ii. perry, erect said dam, pumping sta- G. Seldon, 1). R. 0., Alex G. Dyer, Poll Clerk : Polling Sub -division No. 4, Town hall, i[I, E. Huston, D. R. 0.. 11. N. Taylor, Poll Clerk. . 6 That Wednesday, the 18th day of August 1909 at Eleven o'clock in row upon the credit of the said blun- the forenoon, shall be the day and icipality the sum of *22000,00 t in the thel Villageerk's of of Exeterice in esha l be Town l the AND WHEREAS for the purposes place (where the Reeve shall attend tion and stand pipe ond to lay said water main.( 'and ;equip said water system. AND •WIIEREAS it is necessary for the said .purposes for the said Corpor- ation of the Village of Exeter to bor- aforesaid it twill be necessary .to Is- sue deb.•ntures of the said municipal- ity of the Village of Exeter for the said sura of $22000.00 and interest as hereinafter provided which is the amount of the debt intended to be created by this 13y -Law. the proceeds of the said debentures to be applied in the acquisition of said lands. the) shall attend at his office in the said erection of said dam, pumping ata- Village of Exeter at Twelve o'clock tion and stand pipe and the laying noon on Saturday the 21st day of August, 1909, to sum up the number of votes given for and against this lay -Law. , to appoint persons to attend at the various polling places aforesaid and at the final summing up of the votes by the Clerk on behalf or persons in- terested in promoting or opposing the this IJy-Lav respectively. 7. That the Clerk of the Corpora- tion of the said Village of Exeter of said water mains and the equip- 'ment of said system and for no other purposes. AND WHEREAS it is desirable to make the principal of the (.aid debt repayable by annual instalments dur- ing the period of twenty years next after the issue of the debentures therefor. such instalments of princi- pal to Iss of ouch amounts that the aggregate amount payable for prin- cipal and interest in any year shall be egnnl as nearly as may be to what is payable for principal and in- terest during each of the other years. AN 1) WHEREAS it will be necess- ary to raise annually for the period of twenty years during the currency of the debentures to be issued here- under, by a special rate sufficient therefor on all the rateable proper- ty within the municipality the sum of ti 1765.3.4 for the paying the sev- eral instalments of principal and in- terest thereon at the rate of five per cent per annum, AND WHEREAS the amount of the whole rateable property of the Faid Village of Exeter according ,to the last revised Assessment Roll is the suw of *573,503.00, AND \WHEREAS the existing de- benture debt of the said Village ex- clusive of local improvement deben- ture debt secured by epecial.assess.' ments therefor amounts to the sum of $12.864.21 and no part of the prin- cipal or interest thereof is in arrears. Therefor+• the Municipal "juncil of the Village of Exeter •,nacts its fol- 1ons:- - 1. 11 Sh.a I'tie lcitwful for the Reeve of ' !.e -sitid Viilage of Exeter to bor- rotw on th. credit of the said Corpor- ation of the Village of Exeter the suin of e..12.000.00 for the purposes hereinbefore set forth and for that purpose to iesue debentures of the said municipality to the amount of 412.000.00 in sums of not less than .100 each and such debentures shall be s'gned by the Reeve of the said Corporation for the time being and countersigned by the Tensnrer for the time being of the said Corpoation and du•v - eted ttith the Corporate Seal th e. (which seal the Clerk for the time being of raid Corporatiprr is hereby rtutborizcd and directed to nt:. A n, tt srt:ration will be seen attach to each of said debenture~. 4, ,.t. ry l„rfortttance in -.1UPITEIt, 2 Th,: avid debentures shall be dat- the bailout' horse." Phis remarkable ed upon the date of the issue thereof animal will' its fearless rider ascends and shall bear interest nt the rate to the dont. of the circus lent in a of Five per cent. per annum from the balloon ind descends to the ground in dn.e of the issue thereof and the said a shower of fireworks. Nearly 1000 interest shall be payable yearly on NOTICE The above is a true copy of the pro- posed ley -Law which has been taken into consideration and which will be finally passed by the Council of the Corporation of the Village of Exe- ter in the event of the assent of the from my little wee tousle -heads. electors being obtained thereto after I miss all their mischievous clatter, one month from the first publication their tender caresses and smiles, in the Exeter (rimes and Exeter Ad- And dream of their coming to greet vocate newspapers, which first pub- me from over the long. weary lication was on the 15th day .of July miles. 1009. and at •the hour, day and places To hold them and snuggle thein close - therein fixed for taking the votes of the Electors a pall will be held. Every Leaseholder entitled by law to vote on the proposed By -Law shall at :oast ton days next preceding the day of polling file in the office of Nothing in the way of a cough is the Clerk of the Municipality a Stat- suite so annoying as a tickling, teas- utory Declaration stating that his ing. wheezing. bronchial cough. The Lease meets the requirements by taw ;uickest relief comes perhaps from entitling him to vote on such By -Law W perscription known to druggists ev- and the names of Leaseholders ne- crywhere as Dr. Shoop's Cough Rem-. electing to file such a Declaration edy and besides it is so thoroughly shall not be placed on the Voters' harmless that mothers give it with List for such voting. perfect tinkly even to the youngest Dated at Exeter this 7th day of July babes. The tender leaves of a simple A.D., 1909. mountain shrub, give to Dr. Shoop'e JOS. SENIOR I Cough Remedy its remarkable effect. 'Clerk of the Corporation of the it is frilly n most certain and trust - Village of Exeter. worthy prescription. Bold by W. 5. 110tt t'y. WHEN TILE I:IDS ARE AWAY: When the kids are away on a visit) and 1 am alone 'round the place, Awl never a pattering footstep, nor the smiles of a sweet little face; When the house is all lonely and empty, with never n little one's call To come to me out of the silence, and echo along through the hall ; No little lips lifted for kisses, no ittle hands clinging to mine.. No laughter nor little arms waiting their chance 'round my neck to entwine. 'Tis then that I miss their caresses, and each little tender embrace. When the kids ere away on a visit! and 1 alone 'round the place. Then everything's gloomy, and sad- ness is everywhere present, when t bey- Thc•se two little youngsters -have left rte to be gone for even n day. Th Iittle lend .soldiers are restlees. and ask me the meaning of it, And the hobby -horse feels quite ne- glected, nod the dollies are Ions - some a bits. And even the little tin trumpet, which echoes so bravely and shrill, The blocks and the toys and the play- things all seem to have fallen from grace. When the kids are away on a visi and 1 am alone 'round the place And somehow the days are all frcigh ted with lonesomeness, when 1 can't bear The prattle and chatter and nonsense they talk, falling low on my car And .when I awake in the morning and turn to their little white beds; - No cheery "Dood morniu' " awaits me j The Molsons Bank CASTORIti For Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of • In Use For Over Thirty Years CJISTORIA N?atra sui5Panr, t. -W TO t5 Or(V. belonging to .Geo. Carter, of Clande-i boys. The information was Inid be- t`• fore Squire Chittick. of London, by • \Vin. L. Patterson, who rents the r,n ort which the barn which was burned is situated. The building was burned on June 251h and the county constables have been working on the case ever since. The Attorney Gen- eral's department was notified and Marti was arrested and taken to ly for '1 miss every kiss and em- bracc(, When the kids are away on a visit and 'I ant alone 'round The place. -f- BID CIRCUS AT 1S1N IssN District 0,114111M and 1l3i:ey to Exhihit There The itev. George noggin, of Sea - on 'Tuesday. August 10 forth, a retired minister of the The Barnum & Dailey greatest Methodist church. died 'Thursday show on earth is to visit Loudon, on morning. aged 77 years. from heart 'Tuesday. August 10th. Never since mute gastrfollow.ng a brief attack Of the beginning of time has an nit$Ise- eaagolritte. lie retired iohero a s meat enterprise so tremendous in years after n period of 47 years size been organized as this one. Its 1.1 r 1 11 ,' It •t•. \lr• ntagnitele is almost beyond belief. !leggin began hi+ ministry with the 1 All Americo, together with every 'Connexion Methodist Climes in foreign country. bas been scoured 180060 . Rev. Mr. Rnggin was sup r - from end to end by agents of this big animated in lin 900Need then took up show in search of novelties and tett It ' titer, Mrs. .n t (fowls near his reselt is a performance brim full of Indaughter. sided.Jaim-s 11-idlea ie, . Mr. sensational ;rets new to the circus 1l has liner resided. Ill Rev. on - world. In the big Barnum & Bailey erenien lived lilt next London of a show are nearly 400 nrcnic stars, most termer h(' would have been one of e of whom(' are seen now for the first group of seven veterans t Scelebrat their jubilee in thhee to ministr . About 4 o'clock on Monday morn- ing Mrs. David Stirling, of Colborne township. answered the final sum- mons, after an illus vs of only a few hours, having suffered :1 stroke of papa lysis on Sunday night about 8 a,:irnal wonders are to b,' found in °'clock. Mrs. Stirling twins born in the day of the month on it bleb said' Ii. 1,:g 108 cats menagerie. 8 •herds ('rathie. Aberd wnshire, in 1831. and debentures nr• issued and as to both ni , ., ;thetas. including one herd Gist to Canida in 1810 in rompany print:pn1 and interest the said de- eeiva;ly plays upon ineeiea1 inslru- with her brother -in -late and sistnr, bAttur- shall be payable in annual In•.its in time and tune. A group of th late Mr. and Mr-. .larnrs Young. finita:meats within twenty years from giant giraffes, r 'rained hip - the date of the issue 4hen-of, such in- 'repot:units, only living bi-horned rhin- Ftn:meats to be of such amounts that ocros and bundreds of other strange the nggregite amount payable for beasts. Barnum kte Hailey's big, new In 1854 she nes married to her now bereft husband and for twenty-four years they lived in Goderich town- ship. For the past thirty-two years principal and intrust in any year ire. street parade is the tnost itorg- s11.' had lived in Colborn(' township 'tha:l b:' equal as nearly as tnay be vow, proceesionel dispiay ever tat- on the farm (where her death took to what is payable for principal and 1. mpt:d in the history of cirrus busi- P"ac•• interest during each of the other ..,.:s. Ile ire menden. sire and tt on- yenrt of such it riot' of heats years,d,•rful length can only be believer) in as hereinafter set forth. the acquit seeing. 1t is netire 1 to ex - 3 During the currency of the snid t.;;, et 1, .:s :et :1 ,:mors debentures tbere shall be raised nn- in qua illy and quantity of 11s street 1 Dlorrison. of the license department. malls by special rate on all the rate- 5P•clac:.• ns well es in ofhe•r depart- h•11 worked Ru Pi.•n Graham. of the nb'e property in the seid Corporation merits of the sig show. yet never in Grill Int Roust nn Sunday the 11th• of the %illag, of I:xc•ter the Fern of its splendid history of n'arly half a and received drinks it the Cotnm,•r- 1,17G5.34 for the pnriose of paying century his it lisp:ay-d such extra- rill hotel after hours on the 12th. the unto':nt due in each of the snid t ,gine n is shown this year. Mr. Crawford, of the Commercial, was find $40 rind coals *6.80; •aril Mr. c%r ih ren wee fined `50 and $4.50 costs. t ti • prosecution was conducted by Jn- ctor Asquith and Crown Attorney r. 1'h• :irtnse departinent must , fond of hat: ng ttto bonus on their 41 like two that were here last k. as their evidence they stated r they wet, untruthful and were of consuming more than it !.,; n drinks of beer in a day. which , h id don 011 the 12th. Insp etor th got :: Conviction :against the . /per 11, atop for :Woe ing 1, 1 r doer t , h • opened on San- t' `- Ern. 1 •+e, lid N. :'-! r•, n young farmer 7'011 abort o mile north of (' .n 1.•boye wn- arrested taut Thurs. Last Thursd ry Police Magistrate Andrews had :a busy d ty ns two of the Ontario Government detectives, working tinder Provincial inspector Does not Color the Hair AYER'S IIAIR VIGOR Stops railing Hair An elegant Dressing Dcstroyn Dandruff Makes; Hair Grow Ingredients: sorhvr. Gtvtvrin. Quinin. SoA um CMsrid. Cs,,sitem. Sig,. Alcohol. Writer. Perfume.. .% hair rrcrarat ion r,: -dc from ibis formula i4 harmless, yet retsesses positive merit. A hair food, a hair toll; a hsit a res.btg. t:en.ult. e'i►rinctnr about these hairprobith s. J e ATI"( t••••tit'T, t.rralt.Itl•w. Auction Sale AUCTION SALE of valuable farm property. 'Thos. 'Cameron has re- ceived instructions to sell by public auction nt the Central Hotel, Exeter. on Saturday, August 7th, at 4 o'clock p• nt. valuable farm property con- sisting of tS. 1-2 Lot 21. Con. 3. This property has good buildings, 30 3• W. BROWNING, M. D., M. C acres of lot 23. 'Con. 2 also 25 acres �/ • P. S„ Graduate Victoria Un London where he appeared before of Fwatnp land all in township of ►awsits. office and reaidenonce. Dominion Squire 'Chittick, who remanded him Stephen. county of Huron. I,aoorabory, Exe ter. for one week. The burning took place TERMS and particulars wade . Associate Coroner of Huron. about midnight. A heavy rain had known on day of sale. Mrs. Cookso, fallen and the ground was soft. Crown Proprietress; (Thos. Cameron, Anc- R. Bright, M. D., M.C. P. and officers say that there ere tracks LT tiona,a. R. Honor Graduate Toronto Un- to and from the barn from the home iversit Two years resident physician of :(tart, across :t marks. and that Royal Alexandra Hospital, etc. there were boot marks. in which were BORN and residence, Dr. Amos' ole} stand .i .. , . <. tt it ii sem+. of the nails Andrew Street, Exeter. missing to correspond with the tracks in the ground were found in Mara's place. It is alleged that :Mara was anxious to rent the farm on which the barn was burned, but if the crown o1i , e• I.i,ot,•of any reason to by Mara might have been tempted to set fire to the building they are keeping that to themselves. The contents were insured for $800. bring only 0 sinal) part of their loss, and the building for $1,0110. Mara was brought before Squire (Chittick Monday and sent for trial at the De einuer Fessions. He is out on *1.000 bail. Incorporated 1855 CAP TAL (paid up) ,,,. RESERVE FUND •••• $3 600.000 00 $3,600,0Nect Has 165 Branches in Canada, and Agents and Correspondents 1n all the Principal Cities in the World. General Banking Business Transscted, Savings Bank Department ' at all Branches. Interest allowed at highest current rate. Dickson & Carling, Solicitors. N. D. HURDON, Manager •Ot►et►Ne••H•NN••••••N••O••NNN•N••••••N.N.li) THE CANADIAN BANI( OF COMMERCE HEAD OFFICE. TORONTO ESTABLISHED 1801 8. 1. WALL3R, President Paid-up Capital, $10,00 AL!ZANDER LAIRD, General Unapt Reserve Fund, - 6,000, TRAVELLERS' CHEQUES The new Travellers' Cheques recently issued bythis 1 kt}� a most e way in which to carry money when travelling. Tby are �lted to tenon $10, $20, $50, $100 and $200 and the exact amount payable in Austria, Belgium, Denmark, F Germany, Great Britain, Holland, Italy, Norway, Russia, Swe and Switzerland is stated on the face of each cheque, while in other eons 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. nit. G. F. ROULSTON, L. D. 8, L D. D. 8., Dentist. Member of R. C. D. 8., of Ontario and Honor Graduate of Toronto University. OFFICE: -Over Dickson & Carling's Law Offices in Dr. Anderson's former lental parlors DR. A, R. KINSMAN, L. D. 8., D D. 8„ Honor graduate of Toronto University. Dental Surgeon Office over Gladman & Stanbury Main street -EXETER, POLLEN -At Farquhar on Monday, July 26th, 'to Mr. and Mrs. :XVIII, Pollen, 0 SOI. FLYNN-At (Crediton East on Wed- nesday, July 21st to Mr, and Mrs. John Flynn, a Fon. SWEET -In 'Exeter, Monday July 26 t0 bit. and Mrs. Frani; Sweet a son, still born. • MARRIED VALE-IIADIDIOND - At the resid- ence of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Hammond, St. Marys, on ,iuly 12th. by Rev. D. N. D1eC.irnus, Miss Lizzie Hammond to p.4L. ••0111. • Mr. Nelson Vale. Signs tete The Rind Yc4 hate Allways INN Signature ���S�AG DIED PALMER-1n F,xcter, Tuesday, July • 27th, Helen Sanders, beloved wife Presbytery of Huron. - A special of Lyman W. Palmer, aged 30 meeting of the Presbytery of Huron wits 6 tuonths and 20 days. teas held in the Presbyterian church F.,%I .1n Clinton, on Friday, July Seaforth, on Tuesday of last week. 23rd, 1909. Thomas Vtal, o[ Eli►n- '1'he business of the meeting was to `'ill''• aged 8,2 years• deal with the call extended from the congregation of Listowel to Rev. 1). Urquhart of Kippen and llillsgrccn. The call was unanimous and was signed by 258 members and 54 (W- herent-. It guaranteed a stipend of $1,4e0 and four weeks' vacation. The c i 11 wes supported by Rev. Mr. Mc- Kinnon, of blilvertat, interim Mowllo llAvE - der+t. of the Lislowcl session and by :.leets. 11,10(1:ton and Yule. repre- s.•n.:rig the congregation. The Kip- p:•a eon,trt galion was represented by ,M -.era. George McKay. Jarrott, I'or- eyth D1cMurlrie, Sinclair rind R. 11. DAuallTERs �lrl. •a n. hills Green was represented by Mr.'('onsilt. After th • r•rpresent- at:w ' ileus both cosign 'rations were he 1rd th.. call was placed in the hands of Rev. \1r. Urquhart. who, in rt brief •elr'esi. expressed his desire to ac- e 11.• spot: • of th • extreme cardir:11y which had always existed betw,en himself and the 1Sippen and hills Green congregations; the plea• sure he enjoyed in the work them. and referred feelingly to the very grt'u kindness and consideration shown hits by the people of these con- gregalions generally. This made it rill th • more difficult to sever the tie which had existed between thein. brit he felt it his duly, both in his tv o nof s and 1 ere to , n 1 in theritcrests of i th; c.ttis• in behalf of which they are working. 10 accept th• rill, if per- mitted to do eo by the I'r•sbytery. HERS Find Help in Lydia E. Pink- ham'sVegetable Compound Winchester, Ind. - "Four doctors told Inc that they could never make me regular, and that 1 would event- ually have dropsy. I would bloat, and sufferfronibearing. down pains,cramps and chills, and I could not sleep nights. \I\ -mother wrote to Mrs. 1'ink- ham foradvice,and 1 began to take °•31 LydiaE.Pinkhanl's ('n motion of Rev. 11 r. Lakin, :•econ- ` (led by Dr. Mclean, the translation. pettend. AfteVegetable ('um - rev's Kipp, 0. a nd Hills Green. a 111 half bottle of r ang one and one - was granted. Th;• pulpits of St. And. thte Colnpottndki, i stn till right again, anti I recommend it to be drelnred vacant next Sabbath. and every suffering woman."-Jlna. MAY Rev. Mr. Larkin was nppoinl -d in• 1)r st., Winchester, Ind. 1 rim Modrrnfor' hundreds of such letters from girls land inothcr;expressing their gratitude R1'$SELDALE for what Lydia E. 1'inkhatn's Vege- table Compound has accomplished for el r. .Wnilaci• Ilrown, of Toronto. :,1 thein Lave been received by The Lydia sp nrling his vacation tinder the I•ir-I E. t'inkhan .Medicine Company, Lytin, ,oral roof. Mass. Dr. 1). Dow, of Dutton visited re:-! Girls 'who are troubletd with pairiful Mise- and friends lilt this vicinity on i or irri•gnlar periods, backache, head - timothy i i:,I Mondry. ache, draggingelown sensations. faint - The Lap, • Aid of 111: Baptist Ing spells or indigestion, should take Ch';reh. 4'tt :a,rton. e, r. • ntertein•• 1 immediate action to wand off the seri- al r h• horn or Mr. a nal 'Mrs. John out consequences and hS restored to Ca' • !ns) w, r.k. health by Lydia E. l'inkliaut's Vege- Nre. •\W. Cale a 1 4 iiishier. of,table Compound 'Thousands have been Toronto. attt�d Mts. 1•'. Williams nod'. to health by its use, rami:y of Mitchell. are holidaying at; If you would like special advice r •rch,'rd t:; ow••. chola your ease write a conflden• Miss !Cora Vennot of ('his•leir'l. tial letter to Airs. I'i haat, at is nt pres •nt the go. -t of her •ion'. Lynn, Mns.s, Titer ativ free, and t e it )foil, RONEY TO LOAN ,We have unlimited private fund. fort Invest int upon farm or village property at low, t r ,tee of fitberest. DICKSON & CARLING Exeter DICKSON & CARLING, Iturtstere, Solicitors Naries• Conveyancer: Commissioner., I�Notaries.olle1tore for the [oteon' Bank, KW. Money to Loan at lowest rates of interest. OFFICIO t -MAIN STREET, EXETER. I L OARLnta a. A. L. i. DtORSOS GRAND TRUNK SYSTEM The Popular Rov -'10 All - Principal Tourist Resorts Including Muskoka, Lake of Bays, Ternagami, Georgian Bay, Maganeta• wan River, Kawartha Lakes, etc. Full summer services now in effeetl Excursion tickets on sale daily. ALASKA - YUKON - FACIFIQ'1 ESL'OSITION • -SEATTLE- k,;; l Very low tates-Fast time -Via ate tractive route. Daily until Se t. 3000 1900, Return limit Oct. 31st, 100!) Full information fro, J. J. KNIGHT. De or write Jp. .1 ToronMCUto, s synopsis 01 Ile C000ilioo; Notm VIM HOMESTEAD REOCLATIONS.: 3„=I Any person who is the sole bead `iONEY TO LOAN. of a (omity, or any mate over ]I years old may homestead a quarte*, We hare• amoanlotprivabe made seetoni of available Dominion land in Ism ha e•impatounem ana ofpt(aab,fnadte Manitoba, Saskatchewan, or Alberta' interest. The applicant roust appear in persOa OLADMAN a STANBURZ at the Dominion Lands Agonoy ort Barrtaten 8ollcltor.. M.In Bt,iHxeter Sub-agenoy for the district. Entry bl/ proxy may be had at the agency, ost certain conditions, by father, mother son, daughter, brother, or sister of Conveyancer Accounts Collected intending homesteader, ERNEST ELLIOT MONEY to loan at lowest rates. North West !Anda for Sale. Office, Main Street. Exeter ONE T'IiOUSAND POSITIONS, A3 a chain is no stronger than its (weakest link. every Zink in Canada's Greatest (Chain o[ high-grade Busi- ness Schools has been kept in the higbest state of proficiency known to business scicnes,\Vhilc over one thousand students were enrolled last year, the demand for graduates was 111re! time9 the Fupply. The Clinton Business 'Collrge, which reop'ne Aug- ust 3Oth, invites the most critical in- spection prom prospective students. owing to the prestige of this chain, every ,graduate of neat appearance and good character 1s guaranteed a good situation. The new advertise- ment of this college appear- on pig., 8. Tne Usborne and Hibbert Farmer's Mutual Fire Insur- ance Gompanu Head Office, Farquhar, Ont. President -J. L. RUSSELL. Vice- Preside!)t- W. 1i. I'ASSMORE Duties :-Six months residence upon and cultivation of the land in east{ of three years. A hownesteader may live within nine miles of his hosts,, stead on a Yawn. of at least 80 aorta solely owned end occupied by him Or his father, mother, eon, (laugh fere brother or sister. In certain districts a homesteaide in good standing ntny lire-otnpt a quarter section alongside his homes. stead. Prion $3. per acre. Duties-' Must reside six months ineaoh of ail years from date of homestead entry (including the tittle required to earn homestead patent) and eultivtae fifty acres extra. A homesteader echo has exhausted his homestead right and cannot ob- tain a pre-emption may tike a pur- clinwvl homestead in certain district, Price *3. per acre. Duties. -Must resido six months in each of three* yearn, cnitisate fifty acres and creel a house worth $300.0t1 w. w, coke', Deputy of the Minister of the interior N. R.-enauthorlted publication of this advertise ment will not be paid for • flIohOrdOe Plans Are a Pleasure to their Owners. I DIRECTORS. We have sold end are selling a grey \Vat, Roy, I.ottenozs P. O many high class pianos and our nt \VM. Dimes \VINCIIRI.l E,% i', O. proms snlislted customers is thestro T. RYAN, Dentist P. (1: e-tgii;aranteeofthis nstettion, i ROBERT NORR}S, staffs, AGENTS, Our pianos to -day are the hest 11 i the hest Pinna rankers produce a our prices nue right. JOHN ESSE1tY, Exert-. •,et,i 70' 1'.beorne and ph. I 1)o not he ton quick to believe per- - 1 sons who tell you different from the OLIVER HARRIS, Munro. ttr'•n• i above for the purpose r,f selling you r„r I ihbert, Fe!:. moron and Ln: •n. cheap and in snore eaees trashy goods JOSHUA JOHNS sig prices. Secy.Trean. Farquhar ! r3LADMAN & STANl1I141•, �, '•irn.• l For any case of Der you n••ss. , lessnes:;, weak st orn:+rh, in Basel ler , litysp,'pala, try Carlcr's Little Liver Pills. Relief is su•e. the eels vette m^.dicta in market. Call and see Us and ire conw err•d that what we ea n e live up to. S. MarUn & Soo s. 8 - = _ - :: • ifil d1PieparationforAs- 1 , . ung 'wood andReQula- the,S=ails and1Jo\\ of ISI \\1`, (iltLDHl;N rtDnohes Dgestion,Cheedui- IIESSJ111dgest.COnteins neither Q m;Morphine norTiinertII. NOT NARCOTIC. azs-suaz prlrefzie ia4ierft rit Sal - .i[ davia • i4d.14 Soli - Aaws Jim .'• Laait}ad•• vials: Aperfect Remedy for Constipa- tion. Sour Stomach,Dlarritoea, Worms,Convulsions,Feteri sll- tiess rind LOSS OF SLEEP - Sii�gnat�ure of Tac Si�mille 117-8----i% r,Fa; c7l Tutu: : NEW YORK. 11 tmonth-. oicl 35 10•,rs-35C.LNTS LXACT COPY OP WRAPPER. j The Molsons Bank CASTORIti For Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of • In Use For Over Thirty Years CJISTORIA N?atra sui5Panr, t. -W TO t5 Or(V. belonging to .Geo. Carter, of Clande-i boys. The information was Inid be- t`• fore Squire Chittick. of London, by • \Vin. L. Patterson, who rents the r,n ort which the barn which was burned is situated. The building was burned on June 251h and the county constables have been working on the case ever since. The Attorney Gen- eral's department was notified and Marti was arrested and taken to ly for '1 miss every kiss and em- bracc(, When the kids are away on a visit and 'I ant alone 'round The place. -f- BID CIRCUS AT 1S1N IssN District 0,114111M and 1l3i:ey to Exhihit There The itev. George noggin, of Sea - on 'Tuesday. August 10 forth, a retired minister of the The Barnum & Dailey greatest Methodist church. died 'Thursday show on earth is to visit Loudon, on morning. aged 77 years. from heart 'Tuesday. August 10th. Never since mute gastrfollow.ng a brief attack Of the beginning of time has an nit$Ise- eaagolritte. lie retired iohero a s meat enterprise so tremendous in years after n period of 47 years size been organized as this one. Its 1.1 r 1 11 ,' It •t•. \lr• ntagnitele is almost beyond belief. !leggin began hi+ ministry with the 1 All Americo, together with every 'Connexion Methodist Climes in foreign country. bas been scoured 180060 . Rev. Mr. Rnggin was sup r - from end to end by agents of this big animated in lin 900Need then took up show in search of novelties and tett It ' titer, Mrs. .n t (fowls near his reselt is a performance brim full of Indaughter. sided.Jaim-s 11-idlea ie, . Mr. sensational ;rets new to the circus 1l has liner resided. Ill Rev. on - world. In the big Barnum & Bailey erenien lived lilt next London of a show are nearly 400 nrcnic stars, most termer h(' would have been one of e of whom(' are seen now for the first group of seven veterans t Scelebrat their jubilee in thhee to ministr . About 4 o'clock on Monday morn- ing Mrs. David Stirling, of Colborne township. answered the final sum- mons, after an illus vs of only a few hours, having suffered :1 stroke of papa lysis on Sunday night about 8 a,:irnal wonders are to b,' found in °'clock. Mrs. Stirling twins born in the day of the month on it bleb said' Ii. 1,:g 108 cats menagerie. 8 •herds ('rathie. Aberd wnshire, in 1831. and debentures nr• issued and as to both ni , ., ;thetas. including one herd Gist to Canida in 1810 in rompany print:pn1 and interest the said de- eeiva;ly plays upon ineeiea1 inslru- with her brother -in -late and sistnr, bAttur- shall be payable in annual In•.its in time and tune. A group of th late Mr. and Mr-. .larnrs Young. finita:meats within twenty years from giant giraffes, r 'rained hip - the date of the issue 4hen-of, such in- 'repot:units, only living bi-horned rhin- Ftn:meats to be of such amounts that ocros and bundreds of other strange the nggregite amount payable for beasts. Barnum kte Hailey's big, new In 1854 she nes married to her now bereft husband and for twenty-four years they lived in Goderich town- ship. For the past thirty-two years principal and intrust in any year ire. street parade is the tnost itorg- s11.' had lived in Colborn(' township 'tha:l b:' equal as nearly as tnay be vow, proceesionel dispiay ever tat- on the farm (where her death took to what is payable for principal and 1. mpt:d in the history of cirrus busi- P"ac•• interest during each of the other ..,.:s. Ile ire menden. sire and tt on- yenrt of such it riot' of heats years,d,•rful length can only be believer) in as hereinafter set forth. the acquit seeing. 1t is netire 1 to ex - 3 During the currency of the snid t.;;, et 1, .:s :et :1 ,:mors debentures tbere shall be raised nn- in qua illy and quantity of 11s street 1 Dlorrison. of the license department. malls by special rate on all the rate- 5P•clac:.• ns well es in ofhe•r depart- h•11 worked Ru Pi.•n Graham. of the nb'e property in the seid Corporation merits of the sig show. yet never in Grill Int Roust nn Sunday the 11th• of the %illag, of I:xc•ter the Fern of its splendid history of n'arly half a and received drinks it the Cotnm,•r- 1,17G5.34 for the pnriose of paying century his it lisp:ay-d such extra- rill hotel after hours on the 12th. the unto':nt due in each of the snid t ,gine n is shown this year. Mr. Crawford, of the Commercial, was find $40 rind coals *6.80; •aril Mr. c%r ih ren wee fined `50 and $4.50 costs. t ti • prosecution was conducted by Jn- ctor Asquith and Crown Attorney r. 1'h• :irtnse departinent must , fond of hat: ng ttto bonus on their 41 like two that were here last k. as their evidence they stated r they wet, untruthful and were of consuming more than it !.,; n drinks of beer in a day. which , h id don 011 the 12th. Insp etor th got :: Conviction :against the . /per 11, atop for :Woe ing 1, 1 r doer t , h • opened on San- t' `- Ern. 1 •+e, lid N. :'-! r•, n young farmer 7'011 abort o mile north of (' .n 1.•boye wn- arrested taut Thurs. Last Thursd ry Police Magistrate Andrews had :a busy d ty ns two of the Ontario Government detectives, working tinder Provincial inspector Does not Color the Hair AYER'S IIAIR VIGOR Stops railing Hair An elegant Dressing Dcstroyn Dandruff Makes; Hair Grow Ingredients: sorhvr. Gtvtvrin. Quinin. SoA um CMsrid. Cs,,sitem. Sig,. Alcohol. Writer. Perfume.. .% hair rrcrarat ion r,: -dc from ibis formula i4 harmless, yet retsesses positive merit. A hair food, a hair toll; a hsit a res.btg. t:en.ult. e'i►rinctnr about these hairprobith s. J e ATI"( t••••tit'T, t.rralt.Itl•w. Auction Sale AUCTION SALE of valuable farm property. 'Thos. 'Cameron has re- ceived instructions to sell by public auction nt the Central Hotel, Exeter. on Saturday, August 7th, at 4 o'clock p• nt. valuable farm property con- sisting of tS. 1-2 Lot 21. Con. 3. This property has good buildings, 30 3• W. BROWNING, M. D., M. C acres of lot 23. 'Con. 2 also 25 acres �/ • P. S„ Graduate Victoria Un London where he appeared before of Fwatnp land all in township of ►awsits. office and reaidenonce. Dominion Squire 'Chittick, who remanded him Stephen. county of Huron. I,aoorabory, Exe ter. for one week. The burning took place TERMS and particulars wade . Associate Coroner of Huron. about midnight. A heavy rain had known on day of sale. Mrs. Cookso, fallen and the ground was soft. Crown Proprietress; (Thos. Cameron, Anc- R. Bright, M. D., M.C. P. and officers say that there ere tracks LT tiona,a. R. Honor Graduate Toronto Un- to and from the barn from the home iversit Two years resident physician of :(tart, across :t marks. and that Royal Alexandra Hospital, etc. there were boot marks. in which were BORN and residence, Dr. Amos' ole} stand .i .. , . <. tt it ii sem+. of the nails Andrew Street, Exeter. missing to correspond with the tracks in the ground were found in Mara's place. It is alleged that :Mara was anxious to rent the farm on which the barn was burned, but if the crown o1i , e• I.i,ot,•of any reason to by Mara might have been tempted to set fire to the building they are keeping that to themselves. The contents were insured for $800. bring only 0 sinal) part of their loss, and the building for $1,0110. Mara was brought before Squire (Chittick Monday and sent for trial at the De einuer Fessions. He is out on *1.000 bail. Incorporated 1855 CAP TAL (paid up) ,,,. RESERVE FUND •••• $3 600.000 00 $3,600,0Nect Has 165 Branches in Canada, and Agents and Correspondents 1n all the Principal Cities in the World. General Banking Business Transscted, Savings Bank Department ' at all Branches. Interest allowed at highest current rate. Dickson & Carling, Solicitors. N. D. HURDON, Manager •Ot►et►Ne••H•NN••••••N••O••NNN•N••••••N.N.li) THE CANADIAN BANI( OF COMMERCE HEAD OFFICE. TORONTO ESTABLISHED 1801 8. 1. WALL3R, President Paid-up Capital, $10,00 AL!ZANDER LAIRD, General Unapt Reserve Fund, - 6,000, TRAVELLERS' CHEQUES The new Travellers' Cheques recently issued bythis 1 kt}� a most e way in which to carry money when travelling. Tby are �lted to tenon $10, $20, $50, $100 and $200 and the exact amount payable in Austria, Belgium, Denmark, F Germany, Great Britain, Holland, Italy, Norway, Russia, Swe and Switzerland is stated on the face of each cheque, while in other eons 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. nit. G. F. ROULSTON, L. D. 8, L D. D. 8., Dentist. Member of R. C. D. 8., of Ontario and Honor Graduate of Toronto University. OFFICE: -Over Dickson & Carling's Law Offices in Dr. Anderson's former lental parlors DR. A, R. KINSMAN, L. D. 8., D D. 8„ Honor graduate of Toronto University. Dental Surgeon Office over Gladman & Stanbury Main street -EXETER, POLLEN -At Farquhar on Monday, July 26th, 'to Mr. and Mrs. :XVIII, Pollen, 0 SOI. FLYNN-At (Crediton East on Wed- nesday, July 21st to Mr, and Mrs. John Flynn, a Fon. SWEET -In 'Exeter, Monday July 26 t0 bit. and Mrs. Frani; Sweet a son, still born. • MARRIED VALE-IIADIDIOND - At the resid- ence of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Hammond, St. Marys, on ,iuly 12th. by Rev. D. N. D1eC.irnus, Miss Lizzie Hammond to p.4L. ••0111. • Mr. Nelson Vale. Signs tete The Rind Yc4 hate Allways INN Signature ���S�AG DIED PALMER-1n F,xcter, Tuesday, July • 27th, Helen Sanders, beloved wife Presbytery of Huron. - A special of Lyman W. Palmer, aged 30 meeting of the Presbytery of Huron wits 6 tuonths and 20 days. teas held in the Presbyterian church F.,%I .1n Clinton, on Friday, July Seaforth, on Tuesday of last week. 23rd, 1909. Thomas Vtal, o[ Eli►n- '1'he business of the meeting was to `'ill''• aged 8,2 years• deal with the call extended from the congregation of Listowel to Rev. 1). Urquhart of Kippen and llillsgrccn. The call was unanimous and was signed by 258 members and 54 (W- herent-. It guaranteed a stipend of $1,4e0 and four weeks' vacation. The c i 11 wes supported by Rev. Mr. Mc- Kinnon, of blilvertat, interim Mowllo llAvE - der+t. of the Lislowcl session and by :.leets. 11,10(1:ton and Yule. repre- s.•n.:rig the congregation. The Kip- p:•a eon,trt galion was represented by ,M -.era. George McKay. Jarrott, I'or- eyth D1cMurlrie, Sinclair rind R. 11. DAuallTERs �lrl. •a n. hills Green was represented by Mr.'('onsilt. After th • r•rpresent- at:w ' ileus both cosign 'rations were he 1rd th.. call was placed in the hands of Rev. \1r. Urquhart. who, in rt brief •elr'esi. expressed his desire to ac- e 11.• spot: • of th • extreme cardir:11y which had always existed betw,en himself and the 1Sippen and hills Green congregations; the plea• sure he enjoyed in the work them. and referred feelingly to the very grt'u kindness and consideration shown hits by the people of these con- gregalions generally. This made it rill th • more difficult to sever the tie which had existed between thein. brit he felt it his duly, both in his tv o nof s and 1 ere to , n 1 in theritcrests of i th; c.ttis• in behalf of which they are working. 10 accept th• rill, if per- mitted to do eo by the I'r•sbytery. HERS Find Help in Lydia E. Pink- ham'sVegetable Compound Winchester, Ind. - "Four doctors told Inc that they could never make me regular, and that 1 would event- ually have dropsy. I would bloat, and sufferfronibearing. down pains,cramps and chills, and I could not sleep nights. \I\ -mother wrote to Mrs. 1'ink- ham foradvice,and 1 began to take °•31 LydiaE.Pinkhanl's ('n motion of Rev. 11 r. Lakin, :•econ- ` (led by Dr. Mclean, the translation. pettend. AfteVegetable ('um - rev's Kipp, 0. a nd Hills Green. a 111 half bottle of r ang one and one - was granted. Th;• pulpits of St. And. thte Colnpottndki, i stn till right again, anti I recommend it to be drelnred vacant next Sabbath. and every suffering woman."-Jlna. MAY Rev. Mr. Larkin was nppoinl -d in• 1)r st., Winchester, Ind. 1 rim Modrrnfor' hundreds of such letters from girls land inothcr;expressing their gratitude R1'$SELDALE for what Lydia E. 1'inkhatn's Vege- table Compound has accomplished for el r. .Wnilaci• Ilrown, of Toronto. :,1 thein Lave been received by The Lydia sp nrling his vacation tinder the I•ir-I E. t'inkhan .Medicine Company, Lytin, ,oral roof. Mass. Dr. 1). Dow, of Dutton visited re:-! Girls 'who are troubletd with pairiful Mise- and friends lilt this vicinity on i or irri•gnlar periods, backache, head - timothy i i:,I Mondry. ache, draggingelown sensations. faint - The Lap, • Aid of 111: Baptist Ing spells or indigestion, should take Ch';reh. 4'tt :a,rton. e, r. • ntertein•• 1 immediate action to wand off the seri- al r h• horn or Mr. a nal 'Mrs. John out consequences and hS restored to Ca' • !ns) w, r.k. health by Lydia E. l'inkliaut's Vege- Nre. •\W. Cale a 1 4 iiishier. of,table Compound 'Thousands have been Toronto. attt�d Mts. 1•'. Williams nod'. to health by its use, rami:y of Mitchell. are holidaying at; If you would like special advice r •rch,'rd t:; ow••. chola your ease write a conflden• Miss !Cora Vennot of ('his•leir'l. tial letter to Airs. I'i haat, at is nt pres •nt the go. -t of her •ion'. Lynn, Mns.s, Titer ativ free, and t e it )foil, RONEY TO LOAN ,We have unlimited private fund. fort Invest int upon farm or village property at low, t r ,tee of fitberest. DICKSON & CARLING Exeter DICKSON & CARLING, Iturtstere, Solicitors Naries• Conveyancer: Commissioner., I�Notaries.olle1tore for the [oteon' Bank, KW. Money to Loan at lowest rates of interest. OFFICIO t -MAIN STREET, EXETER. I L OARLnta a. A. L. i. DtORSOS GRAND TRUNK SYSTEM The Popular Rov -'10 All - Principal Tourist Resorts Including Muskoka, Lake of Bays, Ternagami, Georgian Bay, Maganeta• wan River, Kawartha Lakes, etc. Full summer services now in effeetl Excursion tickets on sale daily. ALASKA - YUKON - FACIFIQ'1 ESL'OSITION • -SEATTLE- k,;; l Very low tates-Fast time -Via ate tractive route. Daily until Se t. 3000 1900, Return limit Oct. 31st, 100!) Full information fro, J. J. KNIGHT. De or write Jp. .1 ToronMCUto, s synopsis 01 Ile C000ilioo; Notm VIM HOMESTEAD REOCLATIONS.: 3„=I Any person who is the sole bead `iONEY TO LOAN. of a (omity, or any mate over ]I years old may homestead a quarte*, We hare• amoanlotprivabe made seetoni of available Dominion land in Ism ha e•impatounem ana ofpt(aab,fnadte Manitoba, Saskatchewan, or Alberta' interest. The applicant roust appear in persOa OLADMAN a STANBURZ at the Dominion Lands Agonoy ort Barrtaten 8ollcltor.. M.In Bt,iHxeter Sub-agenoy for the district. Entry bl/ proxy may be had at the agency, ost certain conditions, by father, mother son, daughter, brother, or sister of Conveyancer Accounts Collected intending homesteader, ERNEST ELLIOT MONEY to loan at lowest rates. North West !Anda for Sale. Office, Main Street. Exeter ONE T'IiOUSAND POSITIONS, A3 a chain is no stronger than its (weakest link. every Zink in Canada's Greatest (Chain o[ high-grade Busi- ness Schools has been kept in the higbest state of proficiency known to business scicnes,\Vhilc over one thousand students were enrolled last year, the demand for graduates was 111re! time9 the Fupply. The Clinton Business 'Collrge, which reop'ne Aug- ust 3Oth, invites the most critical in- spection prom prospective students. owing to the prestige of this chain, every ,graduate of neat appearance and good character 1s guaranteed a good situation. The new advertise- ment of this college appear- on pig., 8. Tne Usborne and Hibbert Farmer's Mutual Fire Insur- ance Gompanu Head Office, Farquhar, Ont. President -J. L. RUSSELL. Vice- Preside!)t- W. 1i. I'ASSMORE Duties :-Six months residence upon and cultivation of the land in east{ of three years. A hownesteader may live within nine miles of his hosts,, stead on a Yawn. of at least 80 aorta solely owned end occupied by him Or his father, mother, eon, (laugh fere brother or sister. In certain districts a homesteaide in good standing ntny lire-otnpt a quarter section alongside his homes. stead. Prion $3. per acre. Duties-' Must reside six months ineaoh of ail years from date of homestead entry (including the tittle required to earn homestead patent) and eultivtae fifty acres extra. A homesteader echo has exhausted his homestead right and cannot ob- tain a pre-emption may tike a pur- clinwvl homestead in certain district, Price *3. per acre. Duties. -Must resido six months in each of three* yearn, cnitisate fifty acres and creel a house worth $300.0t1 w. w, coke', Deputy of the Minister of the interior N. R.-enauthorlted publication of this advertise ment will not be paid for • flIohOrdOe Plans Are a Pleasure to their Owners. I DIRECTORS. We have sold end are selling a grey \Vat, Roy, I.ottenozs P. O many high class pianos and our nt \VM. Dimes \VINCIIRI.l E,% i', O. proms snlislted customers is thestro T. RYAN, Dentist P. (1: e-tgii;aranteeofthis nstettion, i ROBERT NORR}S, staffs, AGENTS, Our pianos to -day are the hest 11 i the hest Pinna rankers produce a our prices nue right. JOHN ESSE1tY, Exert-. •,et,i 70' 1'.beorne and ph. I 1)o not he ton quick to believe per- - 1 sons who tell you different from the OLIVER HARRIS, Munro. ttr'•n• i above for the purpose r,f selling you r„r I ihbert, Fe!:. moron and Ln: •n. cheap and in snore eaees trashy goods JOSHUA JOHNS sig prices. Secy.Trean. Farquhar ! r3LADMAN & STANl1I141•, �, '•irn.• l For any case of Der you n••ss. , lessnes:;, weak st orn:+rh, in Basel ler , litysp,'pala, try Carlcr's Little Liver Pills. Relief is su•e. the eels vette m^.dicta in market. Call and see Us and ire conw err•d that what we ea n e live up to. S. MarUn & Soo s.