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THE NATIVE PURITY AND
FRAGRANCE OF
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TEAis preserved by the use of sealed lead
packets, Black, Mixed or Natural Green'
COURT OF REVISION
LOCAL IMPROVEMENT
TAKE NOTICE that the ;1lunicipal
!Council of the Corporation of nthe
,Village of Exeter has constructed the
following works ns Local improve -1
gnents and intends to to pass a By -
Law in pursuance of the Municipal)
Act for levying frontage rate to pay
for the same namely
• 1. A granolithic walk on the east
Aldo of Andrew Street from Miry
Street to James Street.
2. A granolithic walk on the west
side of Andrew Street from Victoria
Street to James Street.
• 3. A granolithic walk on the
north side of James Street from a
point in the southern boundary of the
Methodist church property to Albert
Street.
' A. .A grauolithio walk on the
south side of James Street from
Elizabeth Street to Albert Street.
6 A granolithic evalk on the east
side of Albert Street from James
Street -to the northern boundary of
the proir•;rty of William Taylor.
13. .A granolithic walk on the
north side of John Street from Main
Street to Andrew Street.
7. .A granolithic walk en the
south side of John Street from An-
drew Street to Albert Street.
' 8. A granolithic walk on the
south side of .Ann Street from Main
Street lo Carling Street.
P. A granolitbio walk on the
south side of Simcoe Street and Main
Street to a poitit in the . northtwt'n
boundary of the property of;Eleazer
Williams.
10 A granolilbic walk on the
North side of Simcoe Street from
!lain Street eo Albert Street.
11 A granolithic .walk on the east
side of Williatn Street and Sanders
Street to a point in the south boun-
dary of the property of Miss Pass-
more.
12 A granolith'c iwwalk on the cast
aide of William street, from Huron
Street to dhc outh Boundary.
13 A granolithic walk on the
west side of William Street, from
. Huron Street Ito the south boundary.
11ain Street to Carling Street.
side bf 'William street from Victoria
Street to North Street.
15 A grauolith:e ,walk on the east
side of 'William street from C;idley
Street to Victoria Street.
16 A ).ranolitbic walk on the north
side of Heron street from Albert
street to Carling street.
17 ‘A granolithic walk on the
south side of Huron street from
'blain Street to Carling ftreet.
18 A granolithic walk on the
south ride of Sanders street from
Mein Strer t to Carling Street.
11) A granolithic walk on th.
north .=ide of Sanders street from
•1Villiarn Street rto Carling Street.
21) A granolithic evelk on the east
side of Carling street from Gidtey
street to Sanders Street.
21 A granolitbio walk on eh' vest
side of Carling street from Huron
street to Mill street.
22 A granolithic wsnik on the eolith
side of endley Street from •Main
street to Carling Street.
24 A granolithic walk on the Horeb
cid of it;id!.y street horn Maiti St.
to Williatn street.
21 A gr:tuolitti c •walk on 1 h eouth
side of 1'.ough.ell etr, et front Main St.
to Andrew street.
2'. A granolithic wwaik on the eolith
side of North street from Main street
lo• a point on the !tort,' •n1 boundary
of he Property of !)r. Bond.
26 A granolithic \walk on the north
side of wVeilini,'Ion street to the east-
ern emend u'y of rhe properly of the
Cr Ind Truck 7tailw ey romp uty.
2: A erenolilbcwalk on th•note h
aid • of Victoria street from Main
Sineet 10 1 he said Eastern lei iiidary
of the said Railway Comp Inv". pro-
Ieert '2')yA t:r:u'olithie walk nil tti• north
mid • of the Lake Vold from Main et.
lo F:Iiiebeth i5 rest.
owner of the properties .fronting
and abutting the said streets upon
which the .aid walks are constructed
shall pay 2 per cent. of the cost
thereof to be raised by a special and
proportionate frontage assessment up-
on the said properties.
AND TAKE NOTICE, that a
Court of ;Revision will be held in the
Town Hall, Exeter, on the 15th day
of 1)eoember. A. D., 1909, at the hour
of '8 o'clock p. m.. •for the purpose
of hearing complaints against the
proposed assessments or accuracy of
frontage measurements or any other
complaint which persons interested
may desire to make and which us by
law cognisable by the Court.
Dated at Exeter this 23rd day of
November. 1909.
JOS. SENIOR, Clerk.
FARMERS IIAVE PATIENCE.
There is considerable dissatisfac-
tion among the farmers and others
on account of the muddy 'condition
of blain street. which is about as bad
as it has ever been in the history of
the town. The council this year bus
had in band several big undertak-
ings, including the laying of ‘miles
of new sidewalks, the building of the
dam, 'the laying of water mains, etc.
and for that reason have not put a
great deal of gravel on the street.
Even though the street had been
covered with gravel, the conditions
would bare been very little 'better
than 'they ure. Luring the past two
months 'there has been an immensta
amount of traffic on the street.
Thousands of loads of dirt has been
hauled from the basin at the river, us
many loads of apples have • been
brought in to the evaporators, large
quantities of grain have been taken
to the `mill and itkese with the heavy
rains and snow falls of the past few
weeks would put ane road, outside
of a pavement, in bad condition.
The suggestion has been made many
times that crushed alone be put on
instead of gravel ;which has to be
carted away each spring in the shape
of mud, and the council has this mat-
ter under consideration, although
they do not expect anythig to be done
this year owing to the heavy expendi-
ture already incurred. But the coun-
cil of next year should take up the
matter early. There is plenty of
stone at the river, and it now belongs
to the corporation, and should the
council deem it inadvisable to pur-
chase a crusher, no doubt one could
be rented for a nominal sum.
For any naso of nervousness, sleep-
lessness, weak etoutaoh, indigestion.
dyspepsia, try Carter's Little Liver
t ills. Itelief is sure. The only nerve
medicine in market.
tO YEARS 1EXPERIENCE OF AN
OLD NURSE.
Mrs. Wins:oww's Soothing Syrup Is
the prescription of one of the best
female' physicians and nurses 'in the
United States, and has been used for
fifty years with never -falling success
by millions of mothers for their
children. It relieves the child from
pain. cures diarrhoea, griping in
the bowels and wind colic. ity giving
health to the child, it rests the
soother. Twenty-five cents p bottle.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
in the matter of the estate of
Thomas lle'rrt, sr., late of the Tp.
of tisbornc, in the County of Huron.
farmer. deceased.
Notice is hereby giver) pursuant to
It. C. O., 11197, chap. 129, that all
Creditors a 1111 others having claims
ngainst the estate of the late Thos.
Dern. sr., who died on or about
the 2'ith d ty of 1)ct.. 1909, are re-
quired on or before the Oth day pf
Dec. 1010 to send by post, prepaid
er deliver to Alesrrs. Gladrnan &
Statibury, solicitors for the execu-
tor of the estate of the
.aid deee:asesl their christian
and surnernes. addlesse•I and dere
ANI, 10 n9icSS the final cost thereof criptions, the full particulars of their
upon the propertlee abutting there- claims, the stetcinet,t of their ac•
on and 10 be benefitted thereby. and counts and the nature of the w-
ell a statement ':bowing the Linde it 104. it any, held by them. And
li:IbL• 10 pay the btid assessment and further Like nutter that after such
I h nem, • of th owners thee, of a. • last mentioned ditto the sal 1 Fxecu.
f it Ih'•y can b• a .cert anted from1 tor wwi11 proceed to distribute
111 11,1 leevised Asses'tnent Roll .s; the assets of the deeeas:d :mon; the
)u, . .,n f.1 • in the office of the clerk 1 wilier. enril!•el ihcr.•to. h:.w•iltti ro-
of : 11 \I.,n a polity and ie open for' i! e. 41 only i o t he el eint+ of which
insp. e .ori tiering office hours. I they shall then he vs• notice nit() that
fh• iot,f cot of tend walk= lei the said exec•rtor will not be liable
F.'6 •.97, w tech shall be paid as fol. for .In' v,i't .,•,,cte u: .'ny pert there.
,owe : 111 t,.:1113 rot !.un or persons of whose
'Ube mu ti:e:pality will a.enme and st in.. i wire .hall tint 11 ere been
sty Dur of the gen ! I fund+ to b_ received by 1twin a1 1he1irneeasuch
lee ,,, r:• l •sernenr tie, +lie+ I Ole? ion.
co ,f •ie run- r C. nit of the said (I.\lt\tw\ it NfA\RI'.lil'
a •1'. ::1 1 .inters..erion9 Solicitor. for "aid executor.
ens ; 1 cent. of the coot of the i).t,(•d at Exeter, this 17.th day of
lie • of the said ww•llko. ::•r1 the Cetobcr I!'tr.
Mit. ROOSEVELT STOPS THE
CHARGE OF A BIG BRING
Th: huge beast was standing in en-
tirely open country, although there
were a tel' scattered trees of no
great size at some little distance from
bim. We left our horses in a dip of
the ground and began the approach ;
I cannot say that sae stalked him, for
the approach was too easy. The wind
blew frotu bine to us, and a rhino's
eyesight is dull. Thirty yards from
where he ,food was u bush four or
five feet high, and though it was so
thin that ,We could distinctly see him
through 'the leaves, it shielded us
from the vision of bis small piglikc
eyes as we advanced toward it, stoop-
ing and in single file. I leading
The big beast stood like an uncouth
statue. his bide black in the sunlight;
he seemed what he was, a monster
surviving ov.r from the world's
past, from the days when the beasts
of the prime .ran riot in their
strength, before mau threw so cun-
ning of brain and hand as to toaster
them. So little did he dream of our
presence that when we were a hund-
red yards off he actually lay down.
Walking lightly. and with every
sense keyed up we at last reached the
bush, and 1 pusbcd ,forward the
safety of the double-barrelled Hol-
land rifle 'which 1 was now to use
for the first :time on big game. As
I stepped to one side of the bush so
as to get a clear nim, with Slitter
following, the rhino saw me and
jumped to his feet with the agility
of a polo pony. As he rose I put in
the right barrel, the bullet going
through both lungs. At the same
moment he wheeled, the b'd spout-
ing from his nostrils, an;) galloped
full on us. Before he coultt iet quite
all the •way round in his eadlong
rush to reach us, 1 struck him with
my left hand barrel, tbe bullet en-
tering between 'the Steck and the
shoulder and piercing bis heart. At
the sante finstant Captain Stetter fir-
ed, his (bullet entering the neck ver-
tebrae. :Ploughing up the ground
ground With horn and feet. the
great bull rhino, still head towards
us. dropped just 'thirteen paces from
where we stood. Frorn African game
trails by Theodore Roosevelt in the
December. Christmas, Scribner.
THE COMING OF HALLEY COMET
Halley's comet spends a very Email
fraction of its ti.nte (within human
view. If it be one of the triumphs
of modern astronomy that it has ac-
curately traced its course ,through
its complete round of seventy-five
years it is little less of an achieve-
ment to follow it back through the
centuries to the 'times before the
'Christian era. It must not be
thought. from the name that it bears.
that Sir Edmund Malley was the first
ever to see this stupendous objects
much less that it came into beings
or first visited this part of the uni-
verse in bis day. Ilalley tam the
comet in 1682, and died in 1742, six-
ty years later, and sixteen years be-
fore the comet's next appearance.
But the comet was an old affair
when he looked
upon on 1
tww
; and when
he successfully solved the problem
of ils idenlity with a number of his-
torical comets, and the periodical
character of its returns to our sky.
it had been making its round of space
The DocQor's First to uestion
"How arc \. our bowels?" e'ls?" This is generally the first ques-
tion the doctor ,ass:::. Ile knows Ivhat a sluggish liver
m. al.. 1 Ic know:; what a long list of distressing com-
plaints restl'.t from constipation. lit_' knows that headaches,
hili<,u'. :e!tutlic::, inedit°estion, impure blood, t:nd general
debility ; !C . c1l promptly relieved by a good liver rill.
1Vc u i::h ) OIi 1%i t,ilk with your own doctor about
this subject. :1.k in at the same time if he approves
Of ,�}cr�s Pills.
14: says. .C' A erCo. ,na'•ir
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Columbus, Ohio.- "I have taken
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eau do all my work
again. I think
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or all woinali'a
troubles, and I
never forget to tell
mr friends what it has done for me."
-Mrs. E. ITANS0N, 804 East Long St.,
Columbus Ohio.
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I T1 R. A. F. ROULSTON, L. D. 13,
iJ Dentist. Member o:
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I fire a Pleasure to their IO,aw pt$ces in Drer . Anderson's kson & formeeasr
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Owners. dental parlors
We have sold and are selling a great DR. A. R. KINSMAN, L D. 8., D•
for ages. been 'traced back to (he 'times before many high class pianos and our num D• S•, Honor graduate of Toronto
That the comet originally entered Christ. The gaps are riot all filled I emus satisfied customers is the strong University.
our solar system from distant regions in the rather dates : but this is I eat guarantee of this assertion. Dental Surgeon
of the univese is practically pertain. doubtless due to the :wants of - re -
Office
Once within our confines it was cap- cords in an unscientific age. begin- Our pianos to -day are the best that Office over Gladman & Stanbury
tared, as is supposed, by Neptune, ning. however, with A. D. 1060, not I -be best Piano makers produce and Main street-SZETEA.
our most distant planet, and its speed a date is missing, although. owing tO l our prices are right. i
became so induced that it was compel- the disturbing influences of the T W. BROWNING, M. D., M. 0
led 'to adopt the elliptical form of planets passed by the comet in cone- Do not be• top'gpick. to believe per- J
when Ibis happened no otie can know from 741-2 to 179 years, above for the purpose of selling you
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w• itra • I Noww•t in and goin the intervals differ sons Who teff different from the ' oaP.k. S„ Graduate Victoria Ern
g, I viltin.lty. otl6oe and rseidenenoe. Domlato�
orbit which it no g
or guess. It: may have been within The earliest date which we possess
the history of mankind, or ages be- is 13. U. 240: Our next date is 600
fore. All owe know is that the comet years later -namely, A. D. 4a1. Then
like the moon, is here. and that it conies 700. Now we come to an un -
has been here for a long time. broken series, beginning with 1066.
Some of the greatest discoveriee1 the date of the Norman invasion of
have grown out of what are called England..under William the Con-
-lucky guesses.' Malley had a strong queror, when the comet %vas supposed
o his
ail -conquer -
1682
o f
the symbol suspicion that the great comet of to be y q
1682 wwas oto stranger. Ile was famil- ing !sword, and people stood aghast
iar with the fact that remarkable at the celestial spectacle. The comet
comets had been seen in 1531 and 1607 repeated its visits in 1145, 1222. 1301.
and here were two intervals of so 1378 and 1456.
nearly ?seventy-five years each that It probably never produced such
he !wondered whether these three consternation as in the later 'year.
were not one and 'the same comet rz- No one imagined that this was mere -
turning with a certain regularity. ly the return of an old visitor. ab -
His suspicion was converted to corn- solutely• no more strange than the re-
viotion, •when he examined the course turn of new ,moon each month or of
of these three and found them to fit the planet /Mars to opposition every
into each other so ninety that it liras two years. The popular mind was al -
impossible any longer to believe that ready in a ferment. The Turks bad
they (were three; they w_re .really -Laken Constantinople, and were three -
one And the ea►ne. toning to overrun Europe, and every -
It is strange that he did not go thing seemed ripe for destruction,
back still further to 1156. s whose((!((! when 'the comet put in an appear -
comet so shook Europe with terror ince, confirming alt fears. and seem -
and dismay, for here \vas the same in- ingly depriving men of what little
Ierval, and be could not be ignorant wit. they had left. It was then that,
of that visitation. Ile might also according to tradition. Pope Caliztus
easily have included the famous issued his famous bull against the
comet of 1066 in his survey; but it Turk, the devil and the comet. Ile
seems that he did not. But in the at least ordered special prayers to
three dates of 1531, 1607 and 1682 he be said and the church bells to be
felt 'that he had sufficient data to rung et noon, which practice con -
warrant a prediotion. And this be tinues to this day. Terrified by the
now ventured upon -namely. that in nightly apparition which endured for
the year 1738 there would o@ a fresh months, dhc people poured their
visit of a comet already teen at !east wweenh at the feet of the church, im-
thrce times; end so interested was ploriug petitions that heaven might
he in the result of his prophecy, and save the %world from its doom.
.o confident that be could not live to in 1531, the comet, almost forgot-
nneons it, that he frankly expressed ten, was again on exhibition. rol-
a hop,• that the world would recog- lowing that it was seen in the years
Hies that it was an Englishman who 1607. 1682, when Halley viewed itis
road• the prediction. 1759, when it returned according to
Halley's prediction and 1835. when
it was last seen, and by some fcww
who survive and are about straining
their old eyes to Fee it again. Now,
in this year 1903, it has just been
freshly sighted, and. before the
year expires we shalt all hope to sec
it with the naked eye. But the
month= of ilsglory and splendor wilt
be in the year 1910, now close at
hand.
Halley had been resting In ,his
grave for sixteen years, and astrono-
mers all over Europe were watching
for the return of the comet, when a
Sexony fernier, George Palitscb by
name, having the love of th stare
and it small iclescope, li c'me th.'
1)r. Cook lo steal the prize from the
toiling l'enrys of hie day, and sighted
the monster 011 it+ return trip. It
was on Christmas night of (be year
1758. and henceforth thin was Valley's
cornet : for lie had made himself and
th • visitant famous by a first sue -
prediction of the return of
a periodical cornet.
We have mentioned Ih' fact that
Ilalley '.1rangely overlooked other
dates that he might have includes:
in his series, and that the comet has
Such in the history of this famous
comet. We may say that it will next
nppenr about 1985. and some few
children who see it now will again
ace it in that year. So fir as 'w•e
know. at interval: of about seventy-
five years, ilalley's comet .will con-
tinue 'to be the wonder of earthly
spectators till time shall be no more.
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Irrcgolar %ten-tmat lots io •arms Ladles. Plumpness And health always roAtilt from 11. line.
tvhererer > on lice. f c. 1 refer you to ladiP- of your own twenty who know nod will gla•lly
tell nny sufferer that tIlk L1 metreatmeet rrnlly currant: wwnmPn's di-utee'nnd neakP+women
tec.1 strong. plump Awl rot e=!. Just send me your address, and the tree ten day, treatments.•
pea. eon tho book. Wei today, as you may not sec this offer again. Address :
MRS. M. summan$. Box 11 ail • WINDSOR, ONT.
cheap andlinieeinemosees trashy goods
at big Was.
Ca11 .and see Us
and pe convinced that what we say
we live up to.
S. MdrUn. Son
tl6rM's Good News
The market prices for old junk
are alive and so is
The Old Reliable Firm
M. Jackson & Son
one door south of the Metropoli-
tan. Just look at the following
prices (no trade, and no truck)
all cash.
Rags 75 c, per hundred
Iron from OOc. to 75c. per hon.
Old rubber boots & shoes 7c. lb.
Copper and braes 9c. per lb.
Horse hair 30c. per Ib.
Lead and zinc 2 1/2c. per lb.
Bring your goods here and get
the worth of your money.
A great variety of IRON
PIPRalways on hand at a rea-
sonable price, suitable for fence
poets, bracing boulegarding.
M. Jackson & sons
SYoopsls 01 Me llb0I0H Mohd teal
HOMESTEAD IRICOULATIONSa
Any person who is the sole bead
01 a familJ, or any mats ever 11
years ofd may homestead a quartet
seotoni of available Dominion land io
Manitoba, Saskatchewan, or Alberta
The applicant must appear in person
at the Dominion Laneis Agency or
Sub -agency for the district. Entry by
proxy may be had at the agenoy, eo
certain conelitioni+. by father. mother
son, daughter, brother, or sister 0'
intending homesteader.
Duties :-Ha months residence nixie
and cultivation of the land in earn
ut three years. A homesteader me)
live within nine miles of bis home-
stead on a 'farm of at least 80 acr...
seedy owned and occupied by flim or
nee father, mother, .on, els ughter
brother or sister.
In ()erten' districts a hornestea.fer
n good standing mny lire-atapt .
'I-rirter section alongside his home -
Minn Price x3. per "ere. h Duties -
Minn Chicago$12 30 Return
Must reside six months ineaoh of *is •
years from date of homestead entry
(motudirtg the time required to eart
hotnestead patent) and oultivte,
fifty acres extra.
A homesteader who has exhauster
his horneatead right Anil cannot ot•
rain apre-emption may take a Sur Above rates apply from Exeter
eha.ed harf4stead in certain dintriett
Price S3. per acre. Duties. -Must Proportionate rates from all points in
scsido s•e monthe in eaeh of tine-. Ontario
years, eultivete fifty acres and erre,
t house worst 0ry1. Full information fromw,$ W. GORY0., ( J. J. iKNIGHT, Depot Agent.
Deputy of the Minister of the Wert.*
N. R.--t'nauthnrir(•d pntdlratinr, et We adreetle• or write .1. 0. MCDr')\ :11.1), Halos
Demo. Toronto. Ont.
Laboratory. Exeter.
Associate Coroner of Huron.
R. Bright, M. D., M.C. P. and
TX R.
Honor Graduate Toronto Un-
iversity. Two years resident physician
Royal Alexandra Hospital, etc. Oftice
and residence, Dr. Amos' old scan
Andrew Street, Exeter. �400/
HONEY TO LOAN
r.
We have nnlimlbed private funds for invest
ant upon farm or village ;reverter at lowat
r►tas o[ interest.
DICKSON & CARLING
DICKSONZuter
& CARLING,
n ►rrt,tevs, Solicitors, Notarlea, Oonvelia goers
Oommiaetonere. so/loiters tor the /Labor
Bank. Yeo.
UMW ID Lona ab lowers rates at Oatmeal.
01110E r -MAIN STREET. RXITIBB.
s. oestrus n. a, L. N. arttaCU
riONEY TO LOAN.
W. kave a iarge amount of private funds
sae onirand village propertied at townie
interOLADMAN & 8TANBURY
Harridan Solicitors. )' aro Et. /zeta?
ERNEST ELLIOT
Conveyancer Accounts Collected -
MONEY to loan at lowest rates.
North vett Lands for Sale.
Office, Main Street. Exeter
Inc Usborne and Hibbert
Farmer's Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Gompanu
Head Office. Farquhar,' Ont.
President -J. L. RUSSELL.
Vfoe-President- W. II. l'AS8MOREI
DIRECTORS.
WM, ROY, I3onicnocM P. Q
Wm. BRocx WINCHItL8MA P. O.
T. RYAIN, DUBLIN P. 01
ROBERT NORRIB, Staffs.
AGENTS.
JOHN EMERY. Exeter, agent ha
Osborne and Aiddulph.
OLIVER BARRiS, Munro, sae,/
far Hibbert, Fullerton and Logan.
JOSHiiA JOHNS
Secy.Treas. Farquhar
OLADMAN & BTANI3URY. Mtlleitore
GRAND TRUNK
RAILWAw
SYSTtn.
Guelph $2,40 Return
December lth to 11)th inclusive
Return limit Dec. 1.1tb.
Account "Ontario Peovmend Fair
Nov. 28, 29, 110; Dec. 1. 6 and 0
Return limit iheember 19th.
Account
l,ivo $tock Exposition
meat wlftnot ha paid foe