Exeter Times, 1909-08-05, Page 4f
J.HE EXETER TIMES, AUG. lith 1909.
BY-LAW NO.---
ilyLaw No. of the Vil-
lage of Exeter, to authorize the
borrowing of the sum of $22,000-
00 for Water Works purposes.
IVIIFatEAS it is desirable iu the
p':btle interests that the Corpna-
tlon of the Village of Exeter should
acquire, construct, operate and main-
tain a system of waterworks within
the said municipality for fire, protec-
tion and other purposes.
AND WHEREAS an agreement It a
been entered into between the said
Corporation and James N. Howard
for the purchase (subject to the ap-
proval of the ratepayers of said vii+
lege) of that part of the river bed
and beaks 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 L-eborne, (now Exeter) 5. That the votes of the Electors
owned by the said James N. Howard 'of the said Village of Exeter entitle
for the price or bum of $1700.110 ed to vote on this By -Law be taken
AND WHEREAS it is advisable to on Friday the 20th day of August,
purchase said Howard property and 1909, commencing at Nine o'clock in
the forenoonn continuing
to construct and maintain a dam and and o i 6 until
pumping Marion thereon and to er- fate o'clock in the afternoon of the
ect n Water Tower or Mand pipe in same day at the following .places
some suitable location in said village within the said Village of Exeter by
and to Iny water mains connecting, the following Deputy Returning Of-
•
said pumping station and stand pipe alto, rs:- '
and along Main Street in the said lolling sub -division No. 1, at BiI-
,Vilinge and to otherwise fully ei- its llandford's Residence, Ed. Treble
nip. maintain and operate paid sys- D. H. O. Herbert Ford Yost Clerk:
Polling Sub -division No. L', 'Weekes'
tern.
AND 'WHEREAS it has been esti- Marble Shop, Main Street, W. D.
\Veekes, D. R. 0., James Weekes Poll
mated that it will require the bum
Clerk: Polling Sub -division No. 3, E.
ofg V2000.00 to purchase said pro- II. Fish's Residence. Main Street, R.
G. Beldon, D. R. 0., Alex G. Dyer,
Poll Clerk : Polling Sub -division No.
4, Town Ball, M. E. Huston, D. R.
0., It. 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 Mute- the forenoon, shall be the day and
icipalityupthe credit
of .the
said t the 'Clerk's office in the Town Hall
in the Village of Exeter shall be the
AND 'WHEREAS for the purposes place where the Reeve shall attend
aforesaid it will be necessary .to is- tto 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 By -Law respectively.
7. That the Clerk of the Corpora-
tion of the said Village of Exeter
shall attend at his office in the said
erection of said dam, Pumping stn Village of Exeter at Twelve o'clock
tion and stand pipe and the laying noon on Saturday the 21st day of
of said water mains and the equip- August, 1909, to sum up the number
'meat of said system and for no other of votes given for and against this
purposes. By -Law.
ANI) 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 be of such amounts that the
aggregate amount payable for prin-
cipal and interest in any year shall
be equal as nearly as may be to
what is payable for principal and in-
terest during each of the other years.
AND 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 $1765.31 for the paying the sev-
eral instalments of principal and in-
terest thereon at the rate of five per
cent per annum,
years for principal and interest in
respect of the raid debt as follows.
Principal Interest Total
-Amount
In the year
1910, 665.31 1100.00 1 ,65.3a
p;•rt cant p..r. 11e is an all-round !
!candy uaut, :cud was en the job from
.tart to finish equal to auyihin[;.
Mr A. E. Robertson. of Auburr,
acted es tent lender and assisted
with the religious woik. physical
1911 693.64 1066.70 1765.31 cork and everything else that was
1919 733.54 1031.60 1765.,11 going on. Ills addresses were inspir-
1913 770.19 995.1.5 1765.31 ing, and his pleasing manner and per -
1911 808.69 956.65 1765.34 sonality loon the heart of every boy
1915 849.19 916.15 1765.34 for hint.
1916 F91.61 873.70 1765.31 Mr. Cullens, Provincial Secretary,
1917 936.19 829.15 1765.34 . London. was present for the first
191$ 982.99 782.35 1765,34 hall of the camp, and made lots of
1919 1032.14 733.20 1765.34 fun for everybody. Ile is an expert
19.20 1083.74 681.60 1765.31 at baseball, dish -washing :and camp
1921 1137.94 627.40 1765.31 fire talks. Ile conduct.•d the camp's
1922 1194.81 570.50 1765.34 church :services on Sunday. Ile de -
1923 1254.59 510.73 1763.34 iivered a splendid sermon Sunday
1924 1317.29 44x.05 1765.31 morning on the Q3rd Psalm, and in
1925 1383.18 382.15 1765.34 the evening around the camp fire,
1926 1452.34 :113.00 1765.34 preached an evangelical eertnon on
1927 1524.99 240.35 1765.34 ' Zacohaeus seeking Jesus."
192.13 1601.24 J61.10 1765.34 No better group of boys could be
19.29 1681.29 84.05 1765.34 found in Iluron or any other county
in Ontario, than the group that were
there. representing Exeter, Seaforth
Zurich, Auburn and Clinton. Every
boy was in the camp spirit, doing all
he could to help everything on, being
agreeable. and helping "the other
fellow" to enjoy himself. Every -
bode was one, and friendships were
formed which will last, and brighten
the lives of 'the boys throughout the
coating year. and which we hope. will
be renewed next year, in the same
place and on the same occasion.
Everybody /took a forward step in
the building up of it strong, clean,
body and the development of a
Christian character. A Bible -reading
circle was formed of all who wero
there, to read daily at 9.30 p. m. a
portion of God's word simultaneously.
'What on inspiring thought for each
one, to know that when he sits down
to rend nt this hour daily, the rest of
his camp companions are sitting down
at the same time for the same pure
pose -absent frorn one nnother, but
together.
Th, expectation is that next year
the committee will have all the boys
in camp they will be able to accom-
modate. Let us all help this thing
:along.
4. That this 73y -Law shall coma in-
to force and take effect on the day
of the final passing thereof.
perty, erect said dam, pumping sta-
tion and stand pipe and to lay ,said
water mains 'and ,equip said water
system.
AND •\VHEREAS it is necessary for
the said .purposes for the said Corpor-
ation of the Village of Exeter to bor-
sue debentures of the said municipal-
ity of the Village of Exeter for the
said sum of $22000.00 find interest
as hereinafter provided which is the
amount of the debt intended to be
created by this By -Law. the proceeds
of the said debentures to be applied
in the acquisition of said lands, the
AND WHEREAS the amount of the
whole rateable property of the said
Village of Exeter according ,to the
last revised Assessment Roll is the
sum of $573,503.00,
ANI) WHEREAS the existing de-
benture debt of the said Village ex-
clusive of local improvement deben-
ture debt secured by special. assess
talents therefor amounts to the sum
of $1.2,864.21 and no part of the prin-
cipal or interest thereof is in arrears.
Therefore the Municipal Council of
the Village of Exeter enacts its fol-
1ows:-
1. It shall be lawful for the Reeve
of the said Village of Exeter to bor-
row on the credit of the said Corpor-
ation of the Village of Exeter the
sunt of $22.000.00 for the purposes
hereinbefore bet forth and for that
eurpo.ee to issue debentures o: the
said municipality to the amount of
42.000.60 in sums of not less than
$100 each and such debentures shall
'ES e,igned by the Reeve of the said
Corporation for the time being and
countersigned by the Teasurer for the
time being of the said Corpoation and
duly sealed witb the Corporate Seal
th.•reoft a Rich seal the Clerk for
the time being of said Corporatipn
is hereby authorized and directed to
NOTICE
The above is a true copy of the pro-
posed By -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
electors being obtained thereto after
one month from the first publication
in the Exeter (Times and Exeter Ad-
vocate newspapers, which first pub-
lication was on the 15th day of July 1
1909. and at the hour, day and places
therein fixed for taking the votes
of the Electors at poll will be held.
Every Leaseholder entitled by law
to vote on the proposed By -Law shall
at least ten days next preceding the
day of polling file in the offioe of
the Clerk of the Municipality a Stat-
utory Declaration stating that his
Lease meets the requirements by law
entitling him to vote on such By -Law
and the names of Leaseholders ne-
glecting to file such a Declaration
shall not be placed on the Voters'
List for such voting
GREAT CROWDS AT CIRCUS.
,ll:uty People Verse Plan to See Bar-
num and Bailey :it London.
Exeter will ba well represented at
London. on Tuesday, August 10th,
when the Barnum & Bailey greatest
show on earth exhibits there on that
date, for a great many of our citizens
have already expessed themselves as
having made up •their minds at at-
tend. A' glance at the list of won-
ders to be seen with this big show
would lead one to believe that the
limit in tremendous size as well as
number of novelties to be seen has
finally been reached. Barnum &-
Iiailey present (his year under their
city 14 acres o[ tents more things new
than have been offered by all other
shows in years. "Jupiter, the balloon
horse," Karolly's troupe of 16 Hun-
garian coal black stallions, the
musical elephants, celebrated Konyot
troupe of equestrians, seven troupes
of foreign acrobat', four troupes of
aerialists and hundreds of other
nrenic novelties all go to complete a
circus performance that has never
been equalled. The big menagerie
has been augmented by the addition
of many new strange beasts and is
larger than all the zoological gardens
in this country .combined. The street
parade so gorgeous and so tremendous
in size, beggars description and in
ail is a fair index to the wonderful
performances that follow.
Palpitation of the heart, ner-
I)ated at Exeter this 7th day of July vousness. tremblings, nervous bead-
A.D., 1909. ache, cold hands and teal, pain in the
903. SENIOR •back and other forms of weakness
'Clerk of the Corporation of the aro relieved by Carter's Iron Pills
Village of Exeter.
Y. M. C. A. CAMP..
Amid the downpour of rain on Fri-
day last, a terrific yell of greeting
from the corner of Huron and Main
streets from sixteen strong throats,
announced the return of the boys
WESTERN FAIR. LONDON
Sept. 10-18 •
The Great Live Sleek Exhibition
The management of a'he .Western
Fair, London, Ont., ere putting forth
extra efforts this year to make the
Exhibition more popular than ever
in all its different branches. but to
from the \. \l, C. A. camp at iron none of thein are they giving more
Springs, at which every boy had the 'attention than to the Live eitock
time of his life. Department. A large amount of
Though it vould be difficult to int- money has been added to the Prize
nttine n more disagreeable day of u. t. In the horse c:asses s: vera(
break camp. and nithough the 'boys, chnnges have been made: sections
had the l0 -mile return trip in a aro added in the Roadster class for
pouring rain. they were alt in the "farmers only:" other sections in the
se -t ,.t ei,i r;ts. and in the "p:uk High Steppers for Tandems and
of physical condition' after their tea Four-in-hand, while in Speed events
days of bracing outdoor life. several hundred dollars have been
The boys were kept so busy every added 10 the purses.
day during camp nt gymnastics, atli- in the !Cattle $500 has been added
knee, baseball. boating. swimming, to the Shorthorn Claes alone. and
tramping, Bible study. camp -fire pro• substantial increases to the other
gram etr.. end • v, rybody entered in- c:asses. increases have been !wade
in the Sheep c:aass,s and one new
c:ass ridded in th• Swine. A third
prize in cash has b. en given the en-
tire Poultry list besides n fine Int of
yp:•cin:t. The Agricultural and Fruit
Depnrtzn alt have barn carefully re-
vised and added to where it was
thought nilvisib:e. The Ladies' teork
i eletray Jackson of Clinton demote- bus received evil notice and the
•rate-) his skill in the culinary art •I. : .. - I :Ip-::a-d+l e. - eel
, the antisfaction and deiight of fi''• Pee,. • I.! ss.. airy forms and ell
body incnmee His specials were tiia.urnaation to the Secretary. A. M.
• :i 1; -P1115. pancak, s, cherry pies.
i leine to soup which at times
, hi n round n. chrrs from J Datil drug the Stemnehe or stime-
• h boys for the cook. illurray con- I :ale" the heart or Kidneys. That is
• r,huti'd n great deal toward the Fut.- wrong. It is the wenk nerves that
-s :111(1 pleasure of on of the r.•tnpis nr•• crying 001 for he/p. Vitalize
feetur:•-. viz. eating. Yea thew weak inside controlling nerves
,1 lanv.• seen rhos• boys ,et eeh 1)r. Shoup'. Restorative. and
. 1'. 11. Chant. of Ciliate]. ens a t"' how t '; v good health will
e a:eab:, :icq•aisition to tla t ,',:a • 10 }o ''u. 1 -' it Anil see!
•if. 11 • p.dere'd : lu;i r,b:y 54•i d by V. ,tori
': delits of tens :ender nett physical
• e er, assisted in Or, re:ig:n•ae
eeerid-• ,r, r•d
:stP,l 1, r ::,'c ; , ;t n ed •d. 1 .i fnrmer- in ibis section are all
r i' ,.t .'r ri, nee as prospector 1. w engngcd in harvesting and the
'. t+ t,n1arie hie made him an ex- • ti- ternintt nut goorl.
attach to ouch of said debenture* - to 1110 .:pmt of I• t•,•ry activity so
1• en-,ntly and h artily, that nobody
2 The said debentures shall be dat- had time to be lonesome or time
ed upon the date of the issue thereof ;or• anything but downright c njoy-
nnd t-hn:I bear interest at the rate men,. The boys had scarcely time to
of Five p r c rt. per annum from the tie r,t • a Ire -t caret home. The days
dice of the issue thereof and the sa:d %% Ali .:uitt;y by and tits pleasure
in: i. •t scall be payable yearly on
tie day of th• month on which said
deb,•ntur• - ;tr•.• issued and as to both
principal and interest the said de-
b, ratutes phaa!1 be payable in Annual
in-ta'nwnts twithin twenty years from
the date of the issue •thereof, such in-
etaiments to be of such amounts that
the aggregate amount payable for
pr:ncipnl and interest in any year
shall be equal as nearly as !nay be
to what is payable for principal and
interest during each of ahr other
. years of such period of twenty yeare
as hereinafter set forth.
3 !haring the currency of the Paid
debentures there shall be raised an-
nually by special rate on all the rate-
able property in th• said Corporation
of the Villag of Exeter the sum of
•1765.:11 for the purpose of paying
1 the amount due in each of the said
tP
:un, in an end quite too soon.
1itut, London. Ontario. •
Hensall
Are Doctors Any Good.?
Fi' '! .,h (lu:;tion! Yet some people act as if a medicine
could take the place of a doctor! The best medicine in
the world cannot do this. Have a family doctor, consult
him fi"c .lucrtly, trust him fully. If we did not believe
u')Clurs endor::cd Aycr's Cherry Pectoral for coughs and
co„i,•, �1 C 1'; ouid not offer it to you. Ask your doctor.
No a!i•'4httl ii) thi3 cough medicine. J, C.,t,;er Co., Lot: W
7t�}Ir - neirt-7sCLie.e.1:.tt»-z7rtiswoae-smasweatfel reel. r fila VPJts Ysaocwrrts
did not belicte doctors cnelo sed flyer's Dille for teestip.at..,:a. bieous:iese, sick -
attache, tee. would not offal then) to you. Ask youv own dotter ab:wt this.
! I'. I'. Itr• r ton. of Rochester,.
N. 1.. ti he e.:r= le re. accompanied by
her chi id, •1. a i•i:ig her parents.
'1r. nr.d \it,. It. II. McLean. of
j "i eek r n. h. ha- r •turn •d to la -r.
\Ir. 0eorete $tir;ing. of Ibis tille•t.e
h r • on \V, dn•sday for the we -t.
t' :nit en'!ed Cher• through the scrio':s
h •r son it:i•sell.
' I . 'non Ileih•r. of Chicago. •ie.
,.we; 1 he hi- tnc' t ht'id r
'I 45 .1 And. r pn, t:r Chic
,rmer:y eeell nn i t e,,, t,'w knnen
It e•atl, w •r• h r .1 , r.. the 7
• 1 •
h 1 ;h '.'. 1i: i -
,!•, ;.Flit• r.
\ire. 1,:aertek. of Dots aaiac. \lu h..
lens last week the Ku:" st of Mr-..Tohn
- • 4/••••••••4N•••4/•M
The Sind Ycu Have Always Bought, and tt hieh has been
In use for over 30 years, has borne the Mg -nature of
and has been made under his per-
sonal supervision since its infancy.
• Allow 110 one to deceive you In this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Jost -as -good" aro but
Experiments that trifle "%yith and endanger the health of
Infants and Children -Experience against Experiulent.
What is CASTOR IA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor 011, Pare-
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
COntains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its ago Is Its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrlua•a an,l Wind
COM. It relieves Teething Troubles, cure; Constipation
And Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea -Tho Mother's friend.
GENUINE CASTOR IA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over
THC CENTAUR COMPANY. 77 MURRAY
30 Years.
NCW YON CRY.
Scott. t Drive Rheumatism from the blood
Mr. 'Wellington McTaggart, real 1 with Dr. Shoop's Rheumatic Remedy.
estate agent of Toronto, was in the Tablet or Liquid. Sold by W. t3.
village during the past week accom-) Ilowey.
panicd by his yqung son, visiting his
sister, Mrs. llugh McDonald.
Miss 'Maggie 11..11, teacher, is home
e" -•` i• tete ;it:. Nil-. and Mrs.
Jus. Bell. 1 The match games between rinks
Dliss Beatrice Urquhart returned chosen by the Pres., W. H. Levett
home last week from a pleasant visit and Vice -fres. W. W. {Taman, of
in 'Muskoka. the Exeter Bowling club, were play-
illrs. 1'urion, of London, is visiting ed oft last Friday evening, resulting
en a victory for the Vice -Pres. by
her ,sister, Mrs. 'Phos. Simpson.
BOWLING
1
The Molsons Bank
Incorporated 1855
CAP TAL (paid up)$3 500.000 00
RESERVE FUND s3,600,000.00
I Has .65 Branches in Canada, and Agents and Correspondents in all the
Principal Cities in the World. .0
• General Bunking Business Transacted.
•
• Savings Bank Department
at all Branches. Interest allowed at highest current rate.
•
• Dickson ds Carling, Solicitors. N. D. HURDON, Manager
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OF COMMERCE
HEAL OFFICE, TORONTO ESTABLISHED 1867
B. E. WALKER, President Paid-up Capital, $10,000,4
ALEXANDER LAIRD, General Manager Reserve Fund, - 6,000,0
Branches throughout Canada, and in the United States and England
BANK MONEY ORDERS
ISSUED AT THE FOLLOWING RAT5e:
$5 and under .. 3 cents
Over $5 and not exceeding 10 6 cents
" $10 $30 10 cents
" $30 " $50 15 cents
These Orders are payable at par at every office of a Chartered Bank in Canada.
(except in the Yukon) and at the principal banking points in the United States. They
are negotiable at $4.90 to the £ sterling in Great Britain and Ireland.
They form an excellent method of remitting small sums of money with safety
and at small cost, and may be obtained win -out delay. 121
Exeter Branch -G. W Harrison, Manager
Branob' also at Crediton.
DR. G. F. ROULSTON, L. D. LI,
D. D. S., Dentist. Member of
R. 0. D. S., of Ontario and Honor
Graduate of Toronto University.
OFBICE:-Over Dickson & Carling's
Law Offices in Dr. Anderson's former
dental parlors
DR. A, R. KINSMAN, L. D. S., D
D. S., Honor graduate of Toronto
University.
Dental Surgeon
Office over Gladman & Staubury
Main street -EXETER.
GRAND TRUNK SY'SEM
The Popular Route
-'L'o All -
Principal Tourist
Resorts
Including Muskoka, Lake of Baye,
Te►nagami, Georgian Bay, Maganeta•
wan River, Kawartha Lakes, etc.
W. BROWNING, M. 0., M. C Full suutmerservices now in effect;iJ• P. S., Graduate Victoria Un Excursion tickets on sale daily.
rurelty. office and residenonce. Dominion
Laboratory. h:xeter. A I.ASiCA - YUKON - ll'A+CIBIQ'1
Associate Coroner of Huron. EXPOSITION
Mrs. i\Vni!ace is the guest of Mrs. ten shots up. The following took'
1' '' in the tmcs:- """"'tea"'~' -SEATTLE- t;' 1
Thomas Iltmphill• Pres, t'` Ix It, Bright, DI. D., M.C. P. and
Mrs. F. C. NleDone:l and family
'Icc•Pres.
ieft last week for 1): troit to spend T. Achrson C. Lindcrfic:d .8., Honor Graduate Toronto Un-
aleast few weeks with. Mrs. 1lcDoncll's J A. Stewart Spackman ioersIty. '1'tvo years resident physician tractive route. Daily until Se .t. 30th`
s:stere. O. Is. Snell Jim. Taylor Royal Alexandra Hospital, etc. Office 1908. Return limit Oct. 31st, 1!1•t. -11 '' +
Mrs. L. 11. .Dickson. Exeter, ac- \V• ll, Lovett
W. W. Taman and residence, Dr. Amos' old stand
compunicd by her Fister and daughter Skip 18 Skip 16 Andrew Street, Exeter. Full information from
were in the village last tt•eck visitingR. '0 Selden Dr. Sweet J. J. KNIGHT, Depot Agents
their relatives].
G. Anderson Tir. Ifnrrsion HONEY TO LOAN or write J. D. DICDONALD, lUn10
bliss Emma Johnston is in Wood. NR. et!).
llurdun E. J. Christie
stock visiting her brother -in-laws Rev. Co11ins Dickson l�eha•eunuml twi private teed. For fovea Depot, Toronto, Ont.
Mr .1. (1. iborl, ttho is nils seniotts-enbui,on term or village rropertyeb Iowest
q T. GouldSkip .13 W. May Skip r .fes of Interest).
1} i 11.DICKSON a: CARLING
1\'e are pleased to see Mr. 11avie
'm. Creech J. 0. St:utnury Szsber
ill. able b, who ons so very seriously itealmaniline \\'n:.lhUitr.hfurdDICKSON & CARLING,
able to be on our streets again. ��
1 ,i • .'i I:.•. : are in Oil Spring, -
v:silint; their s:stet, Mrs. W. liemps - - t:,rr'eters,siolIoltor, Notaries, Conr.,7 anter,
We are pleased to report that work C.j�,fa OR.h.=.. Comis,donore.tollcltora for ttto3SIolsone
is going on in our new :onndry. Mr. Hankm, Ego
Brandt, the manager, has, with a
He►n the The Kill Y:u Ilan AisayS 81:14] y.,oey toLoan at lowest rates of latereab.
good spirit of enterprise, added a
Signature �¢.� U
leant3 to the moulding shops and in of ��e',�i�iG�E!/ 1 s.1roaRLirICSnra-aMa A.AIN STREET, aXI:TER. ti H. D1C C1
stall,;d nn engine for carrying on
work and has a good force of then.
1Ve hope to be able to report a new
building going up jo take the place
of the portion recently destroyed by
fire.
Skip 1R Skip 1E1
!'aura anywhere (stopped in 20 minu-
tes with one of Dr. Shoop's Pink Pain
'fab:ets. The formula is on the e5
cont box. Ask your Doctor or Drug-
gist about this formula I Stops wom-
anly pains. headaches and pains any-
where. Write D. Shoop, Racine. Wis,
for free trial. to prove value of his
Headache. or Pink fain Tablets. Sold
by W. 8. iiowee.
Last year at Ilisley the Ross rifle.
the service rifle of the 'Canadian
tar. ,•.. :•:1 tie vna in hi:rb scor(nge
and this year the triumph has been
repeated. There are a few disgrunt-
led people who. with very little know-
ledge of the subject. denounce the
Ross r:ire and in the f:ae • of it the
highest scores in the wor'•I are made To Lydia E. Pinkbam's
this rif:c at everyshoot. :1n -
• Vegetable Compound
.111: 11•=1 1.11.1.•i1.11.1.•ii
to bloc it .-
p•nr that the rifles used at llisley
is re especially made for the use of
those using them. This ridiculous for a long time with pains in my hack
story wens first circi,::aced by the o;. and side, 81111 was miserable In every
tale.' Citizen, with no special kaon- , way. I doctored
iedge of the subject. Both Sir Fred- until l was His-
erick Borden and the Boss Rifle Com- courage'', it n d
p:u.)• have emphatically stated that • thought 1 altould
the rifle used at Sisley is the same a flF`r' never get well. 1
rife issued to the forces. yet there• read a testimonialarc those, led by the Ottawa Citizen. t,4 � about Lydia E.
who sit at n desk and talk learnedly Tele ! l'irtkham's Vegeta-
of things which can only be known to Me Compound. and
those who go out with a rifle nod'''`'s' fit" thought I would
face the target. '1'h • itoss rifle ndop- - - Y " ^?f: try it. After talc.
ted by th• Cnn,dian Government is • t, inti three bottles I
the Leat small arm in the world to-
never
wits cured,
.�.
day.This
h.s is the opinion of the Elie. neves felt so well President -J. L. RUSSELL.
Otiose
Pleasure to their
;ah 1 r .ss. A correspondent int h in all my life. i recommend Lydia E.
Otiose 'Citizen. eepeaking of 111,• rif 1'inkliatn's Vegetable Compound toall
• e, :i.,I ..i. lit .eet•p my friends."- Mrs. IViLr. YOrxo, 0
been effeet ive. and got in (heir .: •,d.' Columbia Avenue, Rockland. Ale. DIRECTOR:3.
ly work." This le hard upon C•,'. yam! Ilaekache to a symptom of female Wsf, Roy, Bnniior.M 1'. 0
Ilitghee. 'Conserve tibe pr, set. 1,1 ofjweakness or derangement. If you WM. BROCK WIsrtIELSF.A P, 0.
the Dominion Rife. A.socintion, mem- have backache, don't neglect it. '1'o T. RYAN, DCFILi t P. Oj
her from Victoria, and Ii t'ih trton; get permanent relief you must reach RODBRT NORRI8St.affa,
who snys the Hos. rifle i- 1 t • l -t. the root of the trouble. Nothing we AGENTS,
smn:1 n rm the world has produced to knowof wi 11 do this 80 safely amul sim rely
date. Would the Citizen correspond-' as Lydia E. l'inkhant's Vegetable Corn-
,•nt eetgn,st that ('.):. Ilughrs. .Ll't.'pt>und. Cure the cause of these dis- JOHN 1 BRY F et e t fo
wrLs inf:ot need by boodle or graft tressing aches and drains and you will sons who tell on different from the
:eh an opinion? become well and strong. y
• =-4 OLiVER i(ARIItS 3lunr^. stria! I ahoy.. for the purpose o
Thr, great volume of unsolicited tarn 1 t f selling you
testimony constantly }'ourin� inpioves toter
ilibb tt, Fullerton and Lagan. cheap and in sonar• caws ttnatty goods
CASTOR 1 A conclusive! that Lydia E. 1'inkhatn•e nt hig pricer.
,Tli9HitA J0iT�8
Vegetable Compound, math from roots 8eov.Treat+. Farquhar Call and see Us
For Infants and Children.
'Ind herbs, Itis rester health to thou- iLAnMAN & .Tre0 f: F, •i'or•
�ut,ls of women. and ne convinced that what we es
fhe Kind You Have Always Bought "t y• ,'llrklrattt, of Lynn, Mass, ! -
invites all sit li t. omen to write S we Ike up to.
1'or any c.,e• of n•rtou•n•s., sI rp
Bears the ia,'r for advice. She line 'guided t.sc„res, weak stotnieb, indittialinn,
� laousattdts to health iTree OIT .tv.prpsfa, try Carter's Little fiver
- i -
i;Bearnro of �•c l� . ���� Large. Mar�i�
• •1'(ils. Relief i+ sort, 'f hr wily ',erre I r ,
& SOR
` medioiae le market . `
lea the 12 mi:e race at Toronto Sat-
urdne night Alfie Shrnbb, the Eng-
lish A'inner had no difficulty in de-
feating Longboat. The latter quit
after the seventh mile. Its looks as
though the Indian were all in as a
racer and drawing card.
YOUR
BACKACHE
WILL YIELD
Rockland, Maine.-" I was troubled
Sroopsis of Ins WINO 30[111 wit
HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS.; Q,
Any person who is the sole head
'�ONEY TO LOAN. of a family, or any male over III
years old may homestead a quarttb(r,
We have a amount of private funds sectoni of available Dominion land lo
*an oa farm and large amount
eproperties at lowrnbs
Manitoba, Saskatchewan, or Alberta'
labsaest. The applicant must appear in person
(MADMAN a: STANBURY at the Dominion Lentis Aganoy or
Barristers Solicitors. Main et,lEzeter Sub-agenoy for the,li:strict. Entry I7�
proxy may be had at the ageaoy, oa
certain conditions, by father, moths
son, daughter, brother, or sister of
Collected intending homesteader.
Duties: -Six months residenoeupon
and cultivation of the land in eaob
of three years. A homesteader may
live within nine miles of his horns.,
stead on a darm of at least 110 Sores
solely owned and occupied by him or
his father, mother, .on, daughter,
brother or sister.
In certain districts a homesteadda
itt good standing tnny lyre-ompt a
quarter section alongside his bate.*
stead. Price $3. per acre. Duties -e'
Must reside six tnonths ineaoh of Nn
years from date of homestead entre!
(including the time required to earn
homestead patent) and onitivtas
fifty acres extra.
A homesteader as ho has exhausted
his homestead right and cannot eb,
tain a pre-emption may take a pur-
chased homestead in certain district,
Price $3. per acre. Duties-- Mull
reside six months in eaoh of three
years, cultivate fifty acres and erects
a house worth $30o.t 1.
w, w•. CORY,
Deputy of the Minister of the Interior
N. n.-Cnauthorired pnblicaton of this advertise
ment will not be paid for
ERNEST ELLIOT
Conveyancer Accounts
MONEY to loan at lowest tater,
North went Land„ for Sale.
Office. Main Street.
Exeter
The footprints of Dyspepsia have
been directly traced to the Stomach
nervea. When these "inside nerves"
fail, indigestion and stotnach distress
must surely result. For this, drug-
gists everywhere are supplying a
prescription known as Dr. Shoop's
Restorative. First, these tiny inside
Stomneh, lfeart. and Kidney nerves
fail. Then gas belching. heart pal-
pitation, or falling kidneys follow.
Don't drug the Stomach, or 'stimu-
late the Heart or Kidneys. That is
wrong. Strengthen these failing ner-
ves ,with 1)r. Shoop's Restorative. It
is the nerves. not the organs that
are calling for help. Within 48 hours
after starling the Restorative treat-
ment. yon will realize the gain. A
test will tell. Sold by W. 8. Ilowey.
Tne Usborne and Ribbon
Farmers Mutual Fire Insur-
anGe 6ompanu
flIGHOraUc Playas
Head Office, Farquhar, Ont.
Vise -President -W. iI. PAS/ MORS
.z er, a.: O r'
1Tsborne andJliddulph.
Owners.
1Ve have 'told and are selling a great
many high class pianos and our num
Brous Patisfled customers 19 the strong
e -t guarantee of this assertion.
Our pianos today nre the hest that
the best Piano makers produce and
our prices nre right.
Do not he too quick to believe per