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Home My WebLink AboutExeter Times, 1905-01-26, Page 4There you are Coughing Again! litive you forgotten that Perry's Compound Syrup of White Pine with Tar 1. Cures Coughs and ('olds and removes that tickling. Sold only tit Brownings Drug Store The Exeter Times ALi;NDAI( FOR JANUARY, 1905 mean .. 1 3 15 22 29 NDAY 2 9 10 Zi 30 I8DAY 3 10 17 tri 31 SDNESDAY.. , , 4 11 18 25 UR3DAY....... 5 12 19 20 DAY 0 13 20 27 TUBDAY. ? 14 21 28 THURSDAY, JAN, Nile 19905 -choes From the West In ,t soriee of articles from the pen Western Canadian editors which k o[ the rapid growth and de- opment of the towns nnd enicr- es in the great Northwest, we lhsli one in part from Mr. Vic• French. who spent his boyhood s in Exeter and is now tho edi- end proprietor of the journal tin mentioned:— fine illustration of this rapidity devolopmegt is afforded by the taskiw•in Times. It is some three a half years old, it having been bushed and first issued on March d.. 1901. Tts beginnings were st modest. It appeared ns a six • un a folio. Put •tl•itLin the limits its space, the Times even at that ly date was a newspaper. It gave news, it eons public spirited, be - in its own town. It had its pions anti etpresee(1 them. In ry way it identified itself with the gress nnd prosperity of 1 ho dis- t in which it was published. The tnskiwin people recognized that hod a live newspaper—one that bo depended on to back up the of its citizens to make their place of importance. As o a1 consequence (bey it•erc a unit porting it. Alec ns a con - 1r (lid i 1fol Clio long before (wo comm- it, soli' t\ '19 100 ',mall the increased importance of both town acid the paper. Soon it Lad o enlarged to n seven column. after another Interval of con- uous growth. two additional lieges lied to be added. From two ge; of six columns to six pages of r. columns, and all In the space three and a half years1 Need thereere any further commentary than the Fre recital of facts as to whether , not the Canadian West is the land opportnity for tlho prorerly Pallfied unewspaper 1 publisher. AS ll as for the farmer. the ranoher, inercb:int, and the investor? the mechanical bide of his lr ning, few men are better equita- tion Mr. Victor C. Freinch, the tor and proprietor ot the WetaQ- )t•iu Times. Ile is not yet thirty kkl�is of age. having been born near rihawa. Out a rio, in 1875. lie was cited at the Exeter schools, com Rine his education with n term at pronto College. Deciding to learn �',rant ing business. he wits ap- t•nt:ted to John White & Son, of P. Exeter 'rim. After cozupletine s term he accepted the [ore- pn.hip of t he Mitchell Recorder. Laing the position for nearly three tire, when he went In 'Toronto and t l:Led employment in the well - aro 11 job office of the Monetary me.. Later he accepted n position tht office of McLr•tn Bros., the 1l -known trade journalists. In `8 he eves effered 111 (foremanship 4yer's Falling r means haiweak hair. Then strengthen your hair ; ked smith the only hair food, Ayer's Hair Vigor. It checks htlling Bair, makes the: hair lair Vigor Trow, completely cures tian- lrufe. And it always restores :olortogray hair, all the rich, lark color of early life. ' Mhair was failing n• : 1 ally a 1 f nae frailI ',sold lesion athen IIr:•! Ar.. '. I a'r Ytxnr. It gnitll, star •d the fa: 1, a at.4 1311.10 61/ hair all t could wlah it to Reserca V. At t us, lat,aene, N. J. a4 bottle. J.e areaco., U 1r— ._= Loi, L•'we•1. Mag. alling Bair of the Clinton New Era, one of the ht+t papers in Western Ontario, an:I held the po,ition till the (ail of 1901, when he came west to Alberta, and after a fete month.' of prospecting. decided to IOoete at We(askie in. and islabliah the Times. As may be im- arrined from the success of his ven- ture, Mr. French Las never had ac- t•►slun to regret the call that bade ):irn come West. To any one who r(alizr:, and ap- preciates the rapid strides that all parts of the west has made within the past few years it seems certain i1,:,t the Measure of Fucccss that has n1 tended Mr. French in hi, newspa- per venture in the p•Ist Will be sur- passed by its future growth. The district served by the Calgary & Edmonton line is one of the best in the Test, anti Wetaskiwin in evident- ly destined to be one of the most important centres along the line. Tho Times under its present manage- ment is ;haply able to keep pace with its future growth. Already it •s regarded as among the most in• fluential papers of the Territories. It is ably edited and careTully print- ed. ll.- .:lvertising patronage is large, and as a news medium it is one of the very best in Western Coll - oda. The present position of the Times is the best possible proof of the progressivenees and ability of its proprietor. who is generally recog- nized as among (be most efficient of the newspaper men of (he West. SELL YOUR COLD FOlt $1 You surely won't slop at a dollar bill to cure that horrid snifflin; cold? Go to nny dru;gist and get "Catarrhozone" and your cold will bo a thin; of the past. There is almost witchery its the swift tray Catarrhozone kills colds. But when you consider the penetrating. heal- ing and antise-tic qualities of Ca- tarrhozone perhaps it's not so won- derful. Certainly there is no rem- edy half so prompt for colds and ca - lout as Catarrhozone . Refuse a stlballttito and insist on basin r only "Cal a rrhozone", THE EXETER TIMES, JANUARY 28th 1905. lonwaunon ... .., 625 19 1►reedat'• 122 43 Iluritop 89 00 t:entundvillc .. ... 220 Iursl) ce 50 7:1 lierlock ... ... ... 46 27 Et Lel .., 425 35 Exeter... 24 d t For,;e ll ... ... 631 91 Godt•.rich ... ... ... 6813 20 Gort•ie ... ... 801 tt:r Hew:all 1332 72 lloltut•,t We ... ... 179 75 Kipper' 381 67 Kirkton ..........147 23 Londe shut 0 3bie 29 T'or't er'e Hill ... 69 92 Si. Joseph ... 114 10 S&rtforth ,.. 4726 04 Varna ... ... ... 313 56 Walton 314 1e 1Vingh;urt ... 458R 34 \1'roxoter ... 777 66 Zurich ... 730 81 llenfryu 71 71 llillsgrcen R3 91 liingsbridgc ... 126 94 Hint ail ... ... 202 07 Lakelei 134 24 Lancs .. ... ... 60 10 Laurier 65 03 Leadbury ... 102 28 Loc'xllsh 185 30 Lothent—recently opened. Loyal 91 75 Mafeking ... .. 29 75 Marnoch .. 29 51 Moncrieff ... 69 81 Newbridge ,., ... 123 56 Nile ,,. .. .,, 115 55 fort Albert ... 103 56 Redgrave ... ,.. 42 89 SI. Augustine; 66 41 SI. Helens ... 166 10 Saltford ... 1:35 40 Sarepta .. .. 73 00 feurntne.rhill ... :13 00 Sunshine 3 00 Wast fie l d ... ... 129 98 Winthrop ... 111 91 280 1N) 5u (10 50 00 110 U u 25 (I0 25 00 _02 00 8(4 00 2. I -bl UO 21(11 87 380 urs 501 00 70(lu 156 OU _18 tie ltit Olt 40 00 70 00 1:370 00 154 00 160 00 1451 00 354 00 330 (10 28 00 400o 55 00 88 00 60 00 Huron (' h ttas h been a cLanse of 1 masters at 1Vhltcchurele A. 1). ton, the former postmaster, 1►as moved to Clinton and hal been ecede(I by J. E. Webb. by don't you try Carter's I. Liver fills? They are a positive for sick headache and all t he ills duced by disordered ilver. Only pill a dose. Mr. John K. Kelly. of Det formerly of Blyth, has purchased Union hotel in Goderich from brother-in-law. 'Mr. Michael F and tvill take possession on or ab February 1,i. Mrs, Chas. Snell. of Constance ceivcd considerably injury by Cal from n chair the other day. bf Snell has not been enjoying g health for sonic lime past, and si fa1nns from the chair has Leen c fined s o her bed. Dfr. Gilbert Dow•son, of the Iia on eine. near Varna, died very sud• 30 00 dcnly. on Friday of last week. The 28 OU young men was taken ill on Thurs-- 5U OU day evening. The ('eceased was in 66 00 the prime of life, having reached the age of about thirty years and was 45 UU 25 00 25 00 30 00 60 00 52 11(1 56 00 30 00 50 50 80 00 56 00 2536 0000 25 00 36 00 6d 00 decided 'that a new election had to he •held. rest - If there ever wax a specific for Bea -any one complaint then Carter's re- Little Liver fills are a specific for ! e uc- sink headache and every woman should know this. Only one pill a dose. Try it l lr them. At •a special meeting of the St. cure Marys gown council held recently pro- n settlement teas made with Mrs. one Swalcs who had entered suit n - gains( 'the corporation for damages reit, in the death of her husband, the late the Hobert eiw•ales. M'r, Btvales who was Lit arcing -as night constable last Aug- arr. ult. 'touched a live wire in the base - out lent of the town hall and was found dead a few hours afterwards. Mrs. to re- and ldoll:i sn agreed ilull setlemtr- ►ctt onnthous- lin, av el her claim and pay the law costs in. 0011 curred, 'herself, n ee Mr. Wm. Graham, employed at A. on- 13urritt & Co's knitting factory,Mit- ohell had a narrow escape from se - Imo yore injury receiving a bad gash on one arm, which required about twenty stitches to draw the flesh to- gether, and was bruised about the body. Ne was engaged at some carpenter work close to the shafting. when his sleeve caught in a belt and ho was carried to the ceiling. There ho was held fast with the result that the machinery stopped. IIis pre- dicament was noticed almost im- mediately after, and he was remov- ed and his injurlea dressed. Sale Bills.—Those Laving I h, it ea1c bills printed at this office will re- ceive a 'free notice of the sale in the Times and thus get the benefit of • our large circulation. This is a fact 1 which should be remembered. Sale bills are not seen by all in the dis- trict whereas Tho Times goes every where. The notice though given Social Evening. —On Wednesday free is often worth more to the per- son holding; Bales thin what is paid for the pothers, evening the Ladies' Aid and o.her members of the Main Street Metho- tli.st church met informally at the home of Mrs. Joan Whitt, the occa- sion being a farewell to their friend and co-worker, Mrs. Jets. Willisl who have been associated ss -illi that church for nearly three decades, acid who loaves this week foe her new home an Springside, Assa. The even- inr; was spent very ,pleasantly, light refreshments were served after Which Mrs. Willis was presented with silver spoons and fork. The following is rho address, To Mrs. J. Willis,—boar friend and sister, The ladies of the church and congregation having heard, with re- gret of your contemplated departure from our midst, feel that they can- not allow the opportunity to pass without expressing their sense of the thigh regard in which you aro held, nnd presenting you with some slight token of esteem, in a form so tangible that you may carry it with you to your fnturo home. Your long life of usefulness, in Main-st. Metho- dist church will not ho forgot-. tet. The memory of your good deeds will be cherished when you are far away, and we will often long for your genial al face and loving nq words -when st meet in our soc;al and re- ligious gatherings. Rest assured that we will remember you in pray- er to our "Father,' who is on the prairie as weft as in the crowded city that Ile will bless and caro for you always. Your life of consecrated toil may never be fully rewarded herr. but in the, day of final account net ono good deed will remain unre- cognized or unrewarded. Please ac- cept (he gift as lovingly bestowed and keep a corner in your heart tor the beloved friends. whose fellow• ship you have shared fn this beauti- ful town of Exeter.—Signed on be - 1f of the Ladies. 111(OKI(N SLEEP-1'iRED NI:X,T MORNING. Sleep not only rests. but builds up the body. Cut down the hours, of sleep and you cut down health in the same proportion. Rcbuildin.c then reeses, nerves ro to smask, you grow tired weak and wretched. To restore sleep you must eel more bodily st ren,;th, nu,re nutt i1 ious blood 'healthier nerves. F'crrozone solves the whole problem, makes you sleep soundly, (rives endurance, vim ambition. No more mornint weak- nese—instead 1 he fire of youth will run in your %•cane, supplying abun- dance of enel-o• nnd visor. Witch- ery cxpreeees the inst Int effect of l'errozone : t ry al, POSTAL STATISTICS neIott ere given some figures re- Iating to the several post offices in t H l "� llur a t• b M. (.. Huron. idiom) o v the 1 . i. , report for 1901, just issued. To save confusion it should be Inane in mind that the revenue given ie for the past year, but that the salary figur- es are based, not on (he revenue of e• are based, not on the revnuc of 1903, TO that while the business of the past year is shown in the !most revenue column, the -glay as shown • computed on ihr business of the previous year, 66 lost offices in ilu- ron should giro the people pre(ty :ood 1m:hil facililie%. Post Office Gr'os's Suers•. Revenue .e MAI r rl ... :e 371 28 $ 176 00 Ambcrky ... ... 119 12 60 nn letyfielrl 562 118 262 110 'lel zrave ... 552 40 280 (10 ltd t -i l ... 217 81 90 On Itenwillcr ...I1R 80 66 un Itlnev\tle ... :310 IR 144 all Myth .. • 1451 42 530 1111 Rr uccficld ... 110 43 1911 00 Ilrusscis ... ... 2297 75 766 011 Cttitclhurst 61 111 30 011 Cent retia ... 325 27 111 00 Chetvc ... ... 17 50 25 on Clinton ... ... 5087 05 15trn R1 Constance ... ... 15e 8:t 7.2 (10 CIrlow 131 16 57 (t1) I' I�hwoctd ... :3811 0:1 170 011 THE SPIRIT OF WINTER The 8virit of Winter is with us, Imaking its presence known in many different ways—sometimes by cheery Sunshine and elistening snows, ;end sOmetimcs by blinding allude and blinding storms. To many people it seems to take n delight in making bad things worse. for rheumatism twists herder, twinges sharper, c•t- tarrh becomes more annoying, and the many symptoms of scrofula are developed and aggravated. There is not much poetry in this but there is truth, and it is n wonder that more people don't get rid of tli..se ailments. The medicine that cures 'them—Hood's Sarsaparilla—is easily obtained and there is abundant petrol that its cures are radical and per- manent. Hensel' G. J. Sutherland, Not-.ry Public, ('onrcynn cer, Commissioner, Firs Insurance Agent, wed Iseuror of Marriage Li ,.+a,. teed document-, carefully drawn at rr.-onahle tutee. Sic Loy to loan on real estate et t..w eons et tater••+, Office at the Pint Office lases; — Miss llawksliege of Introit. i- t•isitin'r flier sister, Mrs. F. C. Mc- 1)onell. Renew your subscription to the Tune.' now, and i;c( a handsome calendar. — Mr, Chas. Manns, typo seas here visiting his mbrothers other and rshas returned to the .nest. —Mr. W. Youngblut, of Morden, M•anit oba, 'has been visiting his i.'t r - cnts and relatives and friends in 131yth 'and Auburn. —Mr. Henry Taylor is having bricks 'drawn for the eredtion of his dwelling here o Welt he a intends building in the siring. — Mr .Jatncs Pet ly was confined to his residence for several days this -week owing to tiro effects of a fall on the cement walk leading to the house. —Sleighing it excellent in this neighborhood, and the farmers are taking advantage of it to get their grain, wood and togs out to market. —lfelic•al1 and vicinity has been particularly gay (his winter as to parties it would seem as though the people were making up for the quiet snow bound winter of last year. —Mr. E. MoTaggnrt. of Pilot Mound, Manitoba, it visiting his re- latives and friends in title neighbor- hood after en absence of a number of years in the west. —Tho annual meeting of Carmel Presbyterian church was held in the basement on Wednesday evening last, and, not wit hstanding the very unf•tvorable state of the weather the nttold:Ince was large and all 4 1c re- torts marked progress and great prosperity. The zivinga of Lome and foreign missions being the larg- estis 111 he history Or) ' Of g R the co a- n re galion. and the pastor, Rev. E. F. McL. t4ntilll, expressed himself as more 'titan pleased. and encourt••,•'1 by she excellent report. The Kidneys When they are weak, tor- pid, or stagnant, the whole system suffers. Don't neg- lect them at, this time, but heed the warning of the aching back, the bloated face, the sallow complexion, the urinary disorder, and begin treatment at once with Hood's Sarsaparilla which contains the best, and safest curative substances. For tootheanidis est rtllaarkaNk car* steel for book on lUdasys, No. 8. G 1. Hood Co., Lowell, Naso. (popular .and highly respected. \Ve have another illustration of the good qualities .of Huron blood nnd brain in the recent election of an old Huron boy in the person of Mr, 'I'. L. Church, to the Toronto city council. Mr. Church is an old God- erioh township boy, and in his early days 'taught school near hills Green in the township ot Stanley. • On Friday last, bars, Shipley, Sr., of Clinton, was stricken with paraly- sis and has since been in an uncon- scious condition. Iler life is des- paired of, but the family and friends aro hoping for the hest. Tho death of 'her daughter. Miss Mattie Ship- ley, some months ago was a great blow 'to this esteemed lady from which she has never reoovered. Derangement of the liver with constipation, injures the complexion induce pimples, sallow skin. Re- move the cause by using Carter's Little Liver _ Pills. One a dose. try them. nrtssre. Atlas► and William Can - felon, of 'totem Il•'ad. Asta., broth- ers of Mr, Arthur Cantelon, of Clin- ton, has been speculating in land the past few months and recently closed 't deal which netted them a big pro- fit. They Have" now in view, in com- pany with a few friends, the. pur- e' ee of err extensive tract of un- improved land. The annual meeting of the iluron Old Boys' association held in Toron- to Ishow•ed the society to be in 13 floutisling condition, with a good !surplus in tho treasury. The following officers were elected ; — Honorary 'president, Col. W. D. Ot- ter, Mr. J. 8. Willison, Hon. NJus- tioe r --row, Mr. E. Floody, Mr. 11. Siath, Mr. E. J. B. Duncan, Mr. U. A. Smith, Il. A., and Dr. Wen, dloan President, Mr. 8. T. Churcl. ; viee- prosident, 'Mr. Geo. Deacon ; Secre- tary. Mr. \V. E. Floody ; treasurer, Mr. W. O. McTaggart ; committee, of 'management, Messrs. John 8. Mc- Kinnon, K. McLeod. Thomas G. Boole, J. 8. Timmins, J. C. Hyslop, Jnrnes Hislop. A. A. Miller. W. Prendergast, 11. Rothwell, .1. P. Marlin, J. C. Macdonald, J. A. Mo- Lnron, R. A. Walker. If. Sloan, W. tee to over. .,. Ma, ks and W. Besw•o- riele The nt home will probab- ly tie held in February, and the old home 'excursion in July. A THEORY PROVED A ,New IdeaWhich Means a Great t Deal in the Treatment and Cure of Disease. • lir. Leonhardt, of Lincoln. Neb.,, the foremost physician of the Wes- tern Stoles, has put forward a new t ),eery cls t o the cause of dinenso. Ile says "There can be no doubt from the evidence oil hand, that the stomach is and has always leen Thr first cause of ninety percent. of all the illness of mankind. The failure of tete stomach to digest the food pro- perly results in fermentation and decomposition, (Ind the poisons arise from the foul and rotting mttss, ,;et into the blood and tissue and nerves and breed diseases of every kind. i)r. Leonh••trrlt line founts a remedy for Indigestion. Dyspepsia. Bilious- ness sand Constipation. He has tried it in thousands of cases Without a single failure Ile calls it Anti -Pill. 1t is sold at 500.1)y all druggists, or the Wilson - Pyle Co., Limited. Niagara Falls, Ont Sole ragente for Canada. ♦ Perth 'lass Traynor, leacher :it the S1. Marys Separate school, fell on an icy walk one day last week and broke her nnkle, While perfotmuing stow. dut ire nround the house, Mrs. Mcrriot Mor• r of Pull tet 1 nn r with painful met th a hate 3, h p accident on Thursday of last week. Tripping on a teat she struck her shoulder on the rang(' putting it out of joint. After an illness lr c % of0 1 four days, Mrs. Mitchell, an esteemed residen of SI, Marys, died at her home on Saturday, Jannery• 11. On Monday evening, January 9, elle W:14 token ill of pneumonia, and her death en • %tied +on Saturday alornine. A mew election has been ordered for t he East %arra township Coun- cil. Albert West, typo w.1e elected by .1 rtood majority, neglect:.( to resign his position as assessor of the Inwn,dhip in lime, and consequently ran not lc,zally %it in tl.e coun- cil Con'iderable discussion took peice in the township before it was CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Rignature of ARTER TEN YEARS. Mr. G. L. Stephenson, of Peter- borough, says; "For over ten years I suffered constantly with piles. first itching, then bleeding; pain al- most /unbearable; life a burden. Tri- ed everything in vain till I used Dr. Leonhard's glom -Road. "I bad taken but a few doses when I began to notice an improvement. I decided .to keep on, and now after using 'three boxes I am glad to say I am completrely cured. My general health has also greatly improved. It gives me ,groat pleasure to re- commend IIem-Rad to all sufferers with Piles, and I feel convinced that what it has done for me it will sur- ely do for them." A $1.000 guarantee goes with every box ot llem-Roid. Price, $L00, all Druggists, or The Wilson-Fylc Co. Limited, Niagara Falls, Ont. 9 FEWER EXHIBITIONS DESIRED The loading agricultural societies of consid- erable interest vince Lin hesu n rgest ons that Ihasc been made by Mr. 11. II. Cowan, Provincial Superintendent of Agricultural Societies, that tbo num- ber of exhibitions held annually in Ontario should be materially re- duced nnd that agricultural societies should receive their ;rants in pro• portion ho the amounts they expend for t1Rricultural purposes. Such a change would do away With all dis- tinction bet ween the 1 ownship nnd district societies. Tho Ontario Fruit Growers' As- sociation hoe passed 11 resolution ap- proving of threw suggest ions and expressing the belief that such n change would result in larger sums of phoney beaux expended for agri • cultural purposes. The Executive of the Dominion Shorthorn Breeders' Association tit its annual merlin; in Toronto„ on .January 1801, also passed o resolution approvin; of Ihese nurgestions and stating its opinion that fewer exhibitions would result in larger :attendances, better prizes anti better exhibits, as well as a reduction in the undesir- able features now so prevalent at many exhibitions. Among those who ho passed the ex- amination.; tit the O. A. C., Guelph were : First year—G. D. Salkold, (:odcricll; N. M. Ballantyne, Strat- ford : third year—J. R. Dickson. &a - forth ; A. P. McVnnncl, St. Marys. The .names of Messrs. 8alkc•Id, Ball- antyne and MoVannel appear on the honor list. CLUBBING RATES The Times ........................i 00 Times and Weekly Witness 1 65 Times slid Family herald & Weekly Etter .. Times and Weekly Globe ...1 80 1 65 Times and' Weekly Mail and Empire ... • ...1 75 Timers and Weekly Advert iser...l 50 Times and Weekly Free 1'reas...1 80 Times and Weekly Sun 1 80 Times and Farmers' Advocate 2 30 The Times and Toronto Daily Star 1 85 Tho Times and Toronto • Daily Newts 1 85 The Times and Toronto Sun - World 2 00 The Times and Daily Adver- tiser 2:3'5 'The Times and Toronto Daily World 3 25 The Times and Scientific American 3 50 The, Times and Daily Mail and F:ntpirc... ... ... ... ... ... ... 1 35 The Times anti J):tily Globe4 35 We cnn ..et you any newspaper or 111:, (82400 published. d. THE TIMER, Exeter. Ont. GRAND TRUNK Railway System Pullman S'eepers to Ottawa l,eai'es'i'nror, to deity nn (rand Trunk Eastern Flyer at 10.:41 p, m., Making connections from all Pointe. iieturn• ing leaves Ot taws n,15 p. m. Reser- vation made at Gran' Trunk Offices, De You Know That in IV.' s than t.wo days you cnn be enjoying the fruit, and flowers at Florida Winter Re.orts, and in less than four days teach ('i 1itnrnin, Ask your ti tent 1 for full it►fornia- t ion, or oddreee .1. D, McDonald. liis- 1ric1 Prisseneer Arent, Toronto. For ticket% cell on J. J. KNiGiIT, Depot ticket arent, Exeter. t) 4,(► ))lel►1'� A\'egetable Preparation forAs- stmilatirlg theFoodandReggwa- t iltg I the S tomdrhs and Bort'els tat Promotes Digestion,Cheerful- nessandRest.Contelns neither um.Morphine Igor Hi cral. NOT NARCOTIC. Alcr,; r sv old b'S(JkbZLfl7l 16g Jiagwi, , Sari - Aix .Jenna • R.a(.se .Ida - `.'r. decd lt�pei#a'aa.rnat In r :redo e Mow !sear - :.v: Aperfcct Remedy forConstipa- tion, Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea, Who rte Co v r it ulsi s 'et• on ,t erlsh- Bess and Loss OF SLEEP. L XACT COPY Or WRAPPER. at Simile Signature of NEW YORK. nnnn CASTOR! For Infants and Childr The Kind You H Always Bough Bears the Signature of 0 For Ov Thirty Year* CASTORIATH4 C(MTAY0 COMPACT. MtW TORS CTT. • ) Id = Tile He 1'1 .... O LSONS BA N K (Iucorporated by Act of Parliament 1855) CAPITAL PAID UP •••• ••-• •••• $3,000.000.00 RESERVE FUND ••• •••• •••• $3.000.000 00 48 Branches In Ontario, Quebec. Alberta, British Columbia and lid tnitoba. EXETER BRANCH Open every lawful Day trom 10 A. /t. to 3 P. at. except Saturday 10 a. M. to 1 P. M. Partrrterm, Sale Notes cashed or collected. Forme supplied On application. I)RAFTH oil all points in the Dominion, ()rest Britain aid Un• 'tell Staters, bought and sold ut lowest rates of exchange, SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Deposits of 1.1.00 atte upwards received. Interest com- pounded half yet.rley, and added to principal June 30th and December :mt. De- poeita Roeelpt. also is«ued and htghe,.t current rates of Interest allowed, Advances made to farmers stock dealers and businebn nit ❑ nt ; lowest rates and on most favorable terms. Agents at h soter for Dom. Government, DlCkson & Carling, Solicitors. N. D. HURDON, Manager. 41 NN•••••N•N••••N•••••♦ w•••N••BNNONoo•N•N• K Ut K K&K Kt.( KtK K fir'( K,,K DsKENNEDY& KERGAN Specialists Ie Ho Treatnseet of Natsous. Blood. Private and Sexual Diseases of Ree .'tad Women. 23 Years In Detroit, *a -No Names used wildest Written Cosiest. Cures Guaranteed. Thousands of young and middle-aged men are annually swept to a premature grave through early abuse or later excesses. Chas. Anderson wasone of the Tictime, but was eesc.es is Inc.tIle says: "I learned an evil habit. A change soon came over me. I could feet it; my friends noticed P. 1 bee -''e nervous, despon- dent, gloomy, had no anibition, easily tired, evil forebodi.tg., poet circulation, pimples on face, back weak, dreams and drains at night, tired and weak mornings, burning sensation. To nuke matters worse, I became reckless and contracted a blood disr.tae. 1 trle,l many doctors and medl-al firms—all failed till Drs. Ken• nedy & Kergaa took my case. In one week I feet better, and in few week• was entirety cured. They are the only reliable and honest Specialists Lt the country." RP•ADFR--SVe guarantee t . curs you or no par. Ton run no risk. We have a reputation and business at slake. Dewar, ..t frauds and impostor,. We will par $1.Ol0) for any case we take that our NEW METHOD TREATMENT Win stet ,it.. We treat and cure Nervous Debility, Varleocele, Stricture, Weak farts, Kidney and Bladder Diseases. Consultation free. Looks free, Call or wrier. f.•r Queneoe List for Rome Treatment. DRS. KENNEDY & KERG,AN Mlcblgan Avg Shelby Dslrolt, Mlch. K&K K& K K&K K YtK K&..K 1.: K K & K e, K Mr•, Rosanna Bentley anal h -r hus- banl, ,fames E. Bentley, were recent• ly awarded $2,200 damages and rosin against the London 8trcet Beltway Company in the w inter an - size court. Of this amount *1,700 went to Mrs, llentley for injuries re- ceived awhile Ittnrdinrr a car which did not stop Ion'r enough, nnd t he remain,/ r r0 her hnshand, da nit s 1. ilentley for t discomfort and trouble oeeaei:►Led hint by leis oily', illness A► t he hospit td. 'the amounts elaimcd mere $5,900 and *2,000 re- •peelively, 1 II.• colliecraI ion of the new Iti•+hol. of Huron, Rev. Archdeacon Williau1-, of 8t rat ford, look pinto last week, before one of the l•ir2est essombla2es in t he history of Sl, Paul'. Cal hedral. ifesidua 1 he lay• men of 1 he diocese. cher ;y from all part% of the diocese were pre%ens, es well as the I'rirnate, Archbishop Bond, of Montreal, and the Bishop of Ontario. Nia;art anti Toronto. ,n'I nishop Coadjutor Carmichael. of \toM real. 1 HI3ALTIIY HORSES •.. i The horse has but one stomach, and has but one chance at hie food, so it is absolutely necessary to catract the largest amount of good from the food in its rapid passage through the stomach. :1s a rule, horses are either overworked or underworked, and it suffers much front impaired digestion. This is (Mowed by atiegoation of the blood and a whole host of diseases. No trouble should be too great, to set and keep him in good shape for his every day work. Ciyde_sdale Stock Fooe1, with his Ordinary feed, regulates hie whole system by tiding the digestion, regulating the bowels, stimulating and correcting the action of the liver, loosening the hide, giving sleekness to the coat, end your horse will do more work and on lest feed. It can be stopped atan time results. Mr. I). B. Mcbachern, Harriston, Ont., says : " I have used your Clydesdale Stock Forel fur the last six months in my stable, and I find it is the best tonic 1 hate ever used, and it is the only tonic that when using, I can stop at any time without bad results, and my horses will not lose in flesh like they will with other Stock Footle. No better remedies on the market than Clydesdale Heave Cure, Colic Cure, Worm Powder, Gall Cure, Embrocation Liniment and Tar Foot Remedy ; they should 1,e kept handy, Von never can tell when they may be ueetled. If the above preparations are not found satisfactory your money will he re• fundal cheerfully by our dealers in your district, namely : Pet' r l'.1s i e•, Exeter. W. .1. \1'II•o,, i; rt.tIl\ it. John I'rertcr, %Orich. ionr:t & ('lark. Winchelsea. F'. 1). 11utrhinson, Stella. Alf, Hermon, ilensoII. Mr•, Rosanna Bentley anal h -r hus- banl, ,fames E. Bentley, were recent• ly awarded $2,200 damages and rosin against the London 8trcet Beltway Company in the w inter an - size court. Of this amount *1,700 went to Mrs, llentley for injuries re- ceived awhile Ittnrdinrr a car which did not stop Ion'r enough, nnd t he remain,/ r r0 her hnshand, da nit s 1. ilentley for t discomfort and trouble oeeaei:►Led hint by leis oily', illness A► t he hospit td. 'the amounts elaimcd mere $5,900 and *2,000 re- •peelively, 1 II.• colliecraI ion of the new Iti•+hol. of Huron, Rev. Archdeacon Williau1-, of 8t rat ford, look pinto last week, before one of the l•ir2est essombla2es in t he history of Sl, Paul'. Cal hedral. ifesidua 1 he lay• men of 1 he diocese. cher ;y from all part% of the diocese were pre%ens, es well as the I'rirnate, Archbishop Bond, of Montreal, and the Bishop of Ontario. Nia;art anti Toronto. ,n'I nishop Coadjutor Carmichael. of \toM real. 1