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THE EXE'1 IR T1MBS, MARCH 9th 1905.
MEPICAl.
The Exeter Times
THURSDAY, MAIL. 91h, 1905.
Locals
Nis.; F:ssers of Centrli:a is visiting
with her uncle, Mr. W. C. Iluston.
-- ^]R': — Mrs. Ed. Treble is visiting friends
Miiicrs.—in Brent fore on February in Clandeboye .
JW. BROWNINIi, M. D.. M. O.) 171h. to Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Jain- Miss nose Hatton visited friends
. P. H., Graduate Victoria t'ni• ars a son, in Kippen on Monday.
v� ty, bilks.: and ,r,'ueocnce. Dominion itAtt. 1 ,, .. ' 1 - ori un \Wedues-
{s�tatory, Exeter. day N.,,rt.i, 'at, 191!3, to 11 r. and On ,week from So -morrow, March
Mrs. C. H. Harvey. It sun. 171 b, i4 :71. I'atricks I)ae•
MARRIED le W. Gladman was in Toronto
S\1ITJI—IiAGGiTit.—L1 London, on this tveek on legal business.
- Fcby. 27th, Misa Jennie Ilaggith to Mr. •1•:li Snell returnee dteme from
Mr. James Smith, nil of Centralia. Perry rry Elation on Saturday evening.
DIED Mrs. Will l3rickwu:ad, of Exeter
RUSSELL—In Exeter, on M..rch itIt North, is visitinz friends in Tiled -
Agnes T.arnhe relict of the late ford.
.larnen Itte:sc 11, aged ill years.
DICNTAL —_
H, KINCRAN. L. D. 8.
DR. A. It. KIN$L.
1). 8. D. I) S., Houor o oat*
of Toronto University. Dentist.
Teeth ezttac•ed without pain or
had atter eSe':la. Mao* in Fan-
.on'e block. West ,;tde of Mato
Nett.' Exeter.
:\LTI:::.—'n L"Shorne on March 6th
.Mr. Grant ef the Sovereign liauk
S
D.A. ANDERSON. (D• D. S. L.D.S. Mervin Bruce, infant on of Mr. is on '1111S at 'Zurich for fott-
DhiNTIIST. and Mrs. Martin F. :;alter, aged week
nw Grise;e „t ... .r.
T,:utn University 1 ^ ••
-t 1.., ...t til it.• •• Mr. an (intra. James 6haddtrck and'
l,
Royal College of dental Surgeons of —.--- - . 1am,:y apcnt bund:,y with Incites
,with huaors Alto noevirrsduate of • • in Corbett.
School of Prosthetic Dentistry (with Clearing Auction Sale
blemention.
thing known to the Dental Profession Miss Milli \lirtiu, of Auburn re-
turned hop, eon Monday oe lois to
in this *face. Bridge work, crowns. al- Of Farm Stock and a severe cold.
tneate�ldmand nvulcaner ible per fe�ct s
cwt anaesthetic used for painless ext.ra°. Implements
from London, one door Doth of Carling Bro,atore
Sseter.Ont. Mr James Jones has received in-
tructioes t.,.te Mr. Wm. T. Cray -
Northwest and Manitoba ford to soli by Public Auction at lot
IL N. E. P.., Ltslorae, one mile north Miss Eliza Uke returned tto Set -
TUESDAY,
Farquhar P. U. oC, forth on Monday after a pleasant
Valuable Lands along different Lines of TUTSnAY, cAtARCH '21st, 1905 visit at her home here. 3
ltsilway. at on.:t"....''. -1= p. :n. the following Mr. W. We;tccolt, of Bt. Catharines
In Sections or up to 10.too acres near, valuable property. Mrs. Richard Pickard hie returned who has taken a position as travel -
!PRINCE ALBERT YOYK'IUN. HANLIiY HORSES -1 heavy draught mare. home from extended visit with her ler 'has moved his family to town
DAVIDSON, and other important pointe. For 10 years old, in foal to Cannongate : daughter, Mrs, Verity, act Brantford. and have taken up their residence
particulars apply to LieN T ELLIOT. 1 heavy draught filly, rising 2 years Mr. 1). N. l'rior of Clinton is offer with Mr. and Mr. Thos, Hazelwood.
Agent for the earkatcbeeet, Valley and Mao- old, sit ed by CI n Mclr: gor ; 1 heavy ing vet y desirable property in that Women with pale co lorless facers
iittoobaLand ('ornpany, draught Filly, risint, 1 year old, sir- town fur sale. See ad. in another who feel weak and discouraged, will
�— "�'" ed by CA: Ali (',,lutnn; pate heavy column. receive both mental and bodily vigor
MONEY TO LOAN draught colt, rising 1 year, sired by I)r. Russell and son, of Hamilton. by using Carter's Iroa Pills, which
Prime csf Glasnick ; 1 drivin�z mare were stere in attendance at the fun- are made for tho blood, nerves and
Wehaveuutiamenentree, nuuLsfor tuvraeb 11 years cl•!; 1 driving mare 7 earscomplexion.
-ant a fa:c o: village property as loses y y crag on Monday last of the former's
ulrl.
ales intelwa- mother, the late Mrs. Russell.
D1C'KSUNttrt'ARLINO CA'TT'LE. --'2 colics with cal[; nnr Thn choir of Casten Presbyterian
Kxeter. farrow cow ; 3 st: ars rising 2 years gesso J. day ton
uornluctingbury saatci'L.ora is fore church with •a few of their •friends
old ; :t i`c fess ri,in;t years old ; on invitation of Rev. end Mrs. Craw,
ONI~:Y 1'0 LOAN.• 1 steers ising 1 year old. the weekly sittini;s of the high ston of Cromarty, drove our to the
HOGS. -1 hr, o,l soW with pig ; 10 Oourt. manse on Monday cvenin t and spent
We stave a three amount of private funds to t.oufg i i:a ( Charles, eldest son of 11. 3. Pet ty- a very pheasant cvenine.
ean inof form alio tl"na;eVm{wrnr.,ttlowratac IMPLEMENTS. -1 mower ; 1 rake; piece, ex -11.1'.1'.. East 1.ana.tan,dicd die
tilt
tit STASBURY seed dril., now ; 1 cultivator:. new : 1 The c., al h occurred VMar on
t at his ism:: at Foran+ on Monday. ,'rbnlary 1Gth, of Mrs. Margo ref
Barristers solicitors, Main 8L Exeter 1 wagon ; 1 set sleighs; 1 cutter; 1 aged 20 years. 'other of Mrs. James Walker of
sinal 'r w; 1 gang plots; 1 roller I1, S. O'Nsil has soli! his farm on this 'lacy. i;cceascd tv::s one of the
1 scuffle!, new: 1 set iron harrows: the London (toad, north of Exeter, eldest pioneers of Huron co. and hrl
1 fannin'� mill : 1 pulper ; 1 hay and
SI e,.4: r:iek combined: i cut box; 1
top buggy, new ; -1 open buggy; 1
water trough; 1 large water tank ;
1 roe, slings and trip chain, new ;
1 wh' el)-••rrow ; 1 pig trough ;1 gravel
hoz ; 1 crosscut sew ; 1 set pea guard{
1 set team harness ; 2 set single har-
ness. one new ; 1 cream separator:
or 4'tor.e: gr,! timothy hey; 500bu
he's turnips; 160 bushels mangold :
a quantity of green and dry hard
woo:!, beach and maple.
Tho above stock are :ill in good
condition and will positively be sold
without reserve as the proprietor is I Mr. 3. II. Lambrook and lentil/
going west. who have recently rctnove l to town
have taken up their residence in Mr
Thomas 13issett's house on Gilley s
Lands for Sale
We know what alldoc-
tors think of Ayegoodherry
Pectoral. Ask your own doc-
tor
os
for and find out. He will tell
Cherry
Pectoral
you how it quiets
o the tickling
4
g
throat, heals the inflamed
lungs, and controls the
hardest of coughs.
"Arae. Cherry Pectoral U well known In
oar swaths. We think it U the boot medicine
intro" worts for ew ks and colds."
Lela li$rras.orr, rital.,a. Cal.
a..1se" /1.M. .. C. area co.,
alt aflra.Neta. for t owe�.aa�aai�i,
Hard Coughs
House and farm lots for sale on
Andrew street. For further partic-
ulars apply to Thos. Itussell,Exe'et'.
Mr. Andrew Oke, of Seaforth, who
was taken to the hubpital Al London
this week is reported as holding his
own.
Rev. T. It and Mrs. ale air will
assist in the ut.iun Sunday School
Temperance Rally in drones street
Church on Sunday next at 2.30 pen.
Liberal-Conversatit•es, attention —
A gcucr..i annual mtctinl; of tll:
Association for Exeter, will be held
ii. Ate Town IL,11, Exeter, on. 'lien- r
day, ltlal ch l:ic h, oexr at l+ p. m. %%all Papers flour us.
sharp, for the• clectiea of officer.
and nthtr important business. A THREE REASONS WHY:•=
full attendance is requested.—C. 1I.
Si , e
..
nl r
s Secy. J.
A. Moll' .+ c
urs Pres.
1
WANTED — lest and Women in 1�1'�-di..�i'..-1�t111n :�10.�1Lhltl' Sc Co., �`lc,l!!1't•:ll have a
complete Chemical 1 oratory on rho most 1111erI•t (41 scienti-
fic basis, opel'atod by c:llnpeteut cllelni-ta: :li.'i..:;. \►o
know the colors are Dirt' , Of rho hest (twilit .% , :11:01 t itc,I't,nghly
correct
E,—The\• h;tv'� a c'om111otu ,1:0! : H • • ••ohly
Cutting shop, superintended 11\ t11e•ir Vice-
ttu(l n111nn1'(1 by capable batt
is at(t
and the
vimommilk
10 per cent off on all goods except Groceries
We Buy from the ilost
Complete Wall Paper
Factory in Canada
We take pleasure in informing von wh.- von -l• old buy
t his country and adjoining territories
to represent and establish an oldes-
t ablishe(1 house of solid financial
standing. Salary to men $21 week-
ly to women *12 to $18 weekly with
Expenses advanced -eaoh Monday by
check direct from headquarters. IF31''(t.11r1
Horse and buret furnished when
necessary ; position permanent. Ari- equipped Roller
dress. Blew Bros. & Co., Dept. 5, Mo
non Bldg., Chicago, 111. President
Auction bale — Farm Stock and til(.,
no of Ayer's Pills at bedtime will Impl•,rn'•nt:c, on lot 13, N. I3. Iii l-
patt
from
BE('A
erns
Miss Olive Quauce retuned home haatsn recovery. Gently laxative, dulph, ...In Thursday, starch 9th,'O:i praise
0 on, an dAils t Craig on Sal•: t o commence at one o'clock
Monday evening. sharp. Dennis McGee, proprietor,
Miss Mabel Miners hal returned Mr.:in t Mrs. Robert Sweet of Cline Jos' White, Auolionncer• 1 Rouble
home after a pleasant visit in Brant- ton, who Lava been visiting Mr. Sacred Coact -rt and Organ Recital •
—
ford and London. Sweets parents, Mr. and Mrs Thos. Mr. W. If Hewlett, Canada's populat 1 Ing
Sweet, returned to their home on
Tu: sday .of this week.
DiCKSON & CARLING,
liareSolicitors,Notaries. rtoCoranrolsitcnsve. Solicitorsothe Motions
Bank. Eta
Mosey to Lora at !sweet rotes of interest.
OFFICE:—Mels STEEET, EXETER.
1. IL puna to B. A. L 8. DICKSON
The Usborne and Hibbert
Farmer's Mutual
Fire Insur-
ance Company
Head Office, Farquhar, Ont.
DIRECTORS
Preeideut:—T. RYAN. DunuNP. 0.
Vice -Pres.:— J. A. Pinnate
FARQUII ART.O.
F. MORLEY, WV IIALEN P. 0.
W. M. PAS8M011R, CROMARTY P. 0.
WM. Roar, IBORNHoLM P. 0.
J. L. RUSSELL, RU83ELDALE P. 0.
AGENTS.
I. CARMICtCAEL, STAFFA. ONT.
A. DuNc.t.N FARQi'nAlt, O\T,
J. Wu -sox, FULLARTON, ONT.
J. S. GILF,LLAN, LFcAN, ONT.
B. W. F. BEAVERS,
Secy.-Treas. Farquhar.
+4-I.+++++++++++++++++++++++
Nere
•
Q lee
To Farmers and
the Public in
General
As the spring is coming on
now gather up all your old
truck such as Rags, Rubbers,
Wool Pickings, Horse Hair,
Old Rope, Bones, all kinds
of old Iron, Brass, Copper,
Lead and Zinc, and take
them down to
•.JACKSON & SON
Mein -St. Exeter.
One door south of the
Metropolitan hotel. "That's
where you will get the high.
est cash price for them.
4-1-14+ ++++++++++++++++++ ++
MI, 1
FAltl1 FOR SALE. -1911 pct on
tho Thnames Road adjoining i-:ze-
ter. Ploughing is done; e h(a t in :
12 •acres of hardwood buab. This is
s good chance to secure a conven-
iently situated and well -improved
farm. 11 interested move quickly.—
W '. 11,veer, Exeter 1'. 0., prop.
,`
SHORTHORN lost` DUItIiAht BULL!!
for Bale—The underaignett bas for
up-to-date -date thor•
P of to
sale a number
ottgh bred Short Horn Bulls. They
are of the low set. thick blocky typo
and choice breeding. will be sold
seasonable, inspection invited. Ap-
or oto lit 16, con. 2, Hay. or John
Elder, Hen,all, 1'. 0.
F011 HALF:.—ite'idcnce and 1? lots
with good Stable. everything in
good rep•,ir. Residence t-coently re-
painted ; also a first -(1.1f11 well good
orchard, and ornamental trees on
the pre, 'seer. The property must be
sold I�tle undcrnigned it leaving
town. For 1.3rticular+ and terms of
male apply to 1t. N. Tans, Exeter.
organist and Arthur Garthwaite cele-
brated basso suluibt, of London, will
appear in the Main street Methodist
church, Exeter under the auspices of
the League on Monday evening Match
13th, Hear them.
Card of Thanks.—We desire to ex•
press our sincere thanks to our
many friends and neighbors for the
many kind expressions of sympathy
during the tim sof the sickness of
our daughter and for the true
christian spirit shown at the time
of our bereavement. We feel that
while in our house and hearts WO
Shall miss our dear canes, yet we can
look up to Got :'nil from our hearts
can say "Thy Will be Done." We
know that when the sorrows of
earth are over we shall meet agein
our loved t.nes at the ri•zht 'tend of
God. Yours Sincerely„ Mr. and Mrs.
It. Luker and Wilbert.
Market Report.—Thn following is
the report of Exeter markets, cor-
to George Kellerman, of Dashwood,rracheit the ripe ,old lige of 91 years. rcctrd up to Thursday, March 2n:1
:;t a good fis•urc. Wheat 90c to $1.08 per bushel.
( After an illness of three weeks 0.tts d7 to ;1,8 cents per bushc•1.
Barley 38 to 40c per bushel.
Peas 60 to 62 cents per bushel.
Bran *15 to $16 per ton.
Shorts $20 per ton.
I':unily Flour $2.85 per cwt.
Feed Flour, $1,25 per cwt.
Butter 20 to 21c per pound.
Eggs
to 21 1 cenets per dozen.
Pork live weight, $5.25 per cwt.
I'ork dressed, $675 per cwt.
Hay 7 to 8 per ton.
Potatoes $1 a bag.
\Vornen'n Institut e.—Th? regular
,seting of t he Women's Institute
as thcld in the reading room of the
own hall on Friday last. The at-
ndance was dirge from both town
lid country, who were well repaid
,r being present. A very useful
nil instructive paper was given by
rs. Manson, o.n"Itules to be observ-
ed to maint lin health," which con-
tained very valuable and practicie
information on that important sub-
ject. A well written paper wan also
given by Miss (falls on "The rela-
tive value of eggs am 0 food, and
rnany delicious ways of preparing
them." An interesting discussion
t hen 4 ook place with a view to se-
curing flower seedy rind bulbs for
distribution among its members for
experimental purposes. The society
at this meeting added several new
members .to their number .
Rev. \Wm. Godwin was in Blenheim nigh pr rumonia Mr. E. F. Clarke,
hist week attending the funeral of IC'ol-s^,•valise nlerneer for Center To-
o former ncenll;cr of his church at ' Tonto, passed away on Friday last.
that nppoinntment. Itis dr:iIli is an irreparable loss to
Our (lour department i:, a Lib ties pens 444)1 to the whole Domin-
altar withstanding the opposition of ion.
all competitors. It is built upon Th • times office has just receive I
Quality.—Harvey Bros. :1 splendid lot of business stationery.
rhos,
Mr. and Mrs. 31111:s Mclfahon, to need of bill heads, letter
have been visiting friends in heads, /tete 110.1(19, business cards, in -
this vicinity left that week for their t•itations of nil kinds, can have their
tome in Winnipeg.wants supplied promptly and at
reasonable prices,
TERMS—All stn•, of :310 and un-
der, cash ; over that amount 7 mon-
Oka' credit will he given on approved
joint notes, 5 per ce.nt. per annum
allowed off for cash on credit
amounts.
JAMES .TONES„ Auctioneer,
For Co. Iluron and Perth.
WM. T. CRAYFORi), Prop.
lit SALT: (IR TO RENT.— Th:
„property on Ilinsley terrace,
Clinton, known as the Currie pro-
perty. and consistitlg of 8 acres of
land, oith eight -roomed house, is of-
fered for s:le or to rent. All kinds
of bearing froot trees. Just the place
for a retired farmer or market gar-
dener. Will be sold cheap or rent-
ed on reasonable terms. Fifteen or
twenty minutes walk from Clinton
post office. Apply to I). K. Prior.
Clinton.
F03: £!.Li --e eeres en lot 20,
'Themes Road, Exeter ltorth,
On the property is a goocl frame
house with cellar and good stable
and barn, first class garden and
fruit of all kinds. For further per-
,
ocular. a • ,1 • O.
s 3 p y at F,xotcr North I.
GRAND TRUNK
Railway System
Special One Wap Excursions
From Exeter
TO
Billings, Mont........ $34.75
('olot•ada sp-t•i ngs. Denver,
Yelena, Butte, Mont., Og:$39.75
den, Malt Lake City, 1'ta
Nelson. ltussland, 13. C.. $40• 25
Spokane, \Verb.
Portland, Ore., Seattle,
Wash.. Vancouver, A'ic• $4275 About sixty liens and :1 quantity
('
1aria, B. ..... ... • of 11133%
Han F-rabsiseo, (':al., .... ltirpletlrtpts—Lumber wagon, pair
$43.20................ of bobsleighs, cut ter, top buggy, road
cart, It axm:•11 !tinnier, Maxwell rake
)'roportionstely low rates to other Deering orower, Masiey-lfarri4 culti-
points valor, tired drill, (tanning mill, long
Tickets on Sale From March ILIO'%. rw o-lurrowOil WOW. set of Mar -
1 at t0 May 15th, 1905. ►fes°• M:axwelt root f.ulper, wheelbar-
row, elexe ell churn. lily rack, lir•
Special Settlers Trains to Lat-•it cream •rparator, .!early new,
Nor.h West2 cauldron kettles, set double =are
ncss, set chain hlr-leea, net single
Special train milli Colonist Sleeper harness, r;pains, forks, shovels and
will leave Toronto et 9 p .rat„ every other articles too numerous 10 men -
Tuesday during M'reit :and April tion, also , quantity of household
for Manitoba and North West. furniture including one happy
I'ISSenger8 travelling without live Thought Range.
Stuck should take 4he Pacific Ex- Terms—$5.0o and under, Dash; over
press Leaving Toronto nt 1.15 P. M. that ,mount 9 months' credit on fur-
nishing 'roved joint notes or a
4 yourfull - pt
Ask nzents for informa-
tion. or nddre'as 3. D. McDonald. ilia- 'discount o 5 per cent. per annum
t riot i'aseengrr Arent, Toronto. for a .sh in Iii -u of uote.r,
YOU'RE ONLY ILuLF SICK
But nevertheless you feel pre
"seedy." Pest prescription is
llantillOtl's filly; they flout up t
entire .system, strengthen 'the sto
ach, elevate your spirits and mak
you f'e1 better hi one day. It's by
clennint the blood of wastes, by pure
ifying and enriching the blond that
Dr. Ifamilton's fills accomplish so
much. Very mild, exceedingly prom-
pt, and guaranteed in every case.
Your druggist sells Dr. Ila.nilton's
Pills of Mandrake and Butternut in
yellow boxes, 25c. each, or fivo for
,$1.00. Get the genuine.
.1•1•1•.1 -
Clearing
Clearing Auction Sal
For Colds, La Grippe and Coughs
i:ix Cold Cure breaks up n cold, Lax-
acold, Lcixativo Bromo Qunine, Nasal
Balm, all reliable remedies. elatupies
free. Also Dias' Winans and Gar-
nets Vouch Syrups, best in the mar-
ket. Sold by C. Lutz, Central Drug
Store, Ex:ttr.
William (Cook, son of Mrs. Wm.
Tlawden, has, purchased the stock o
The R. Pickard Co's general stn
t lensal3, :ld will take posses n
a once. Mr. Cook is a most es-
tim. bl, young business man an the
people of Ilensall will find him
straightforward and enterprising
ani n good citizen.
FOR AN IMPAIRED APPETITE
1.1,s8 of appetite always results
f rom faulty digest ion. All 1 hat is
needed is a few closes of Chamber-
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablet s.
They will int•igoreto the ntomach,
Of Farm Stock and y'rcngthen the digestion and give
you an appetite like a wolf. These
Implements T:,hist:+ also act as a gentle laxative
For sale in Exeter by W. S. Jlow-
Jes. White will eel! by public enc- ,"Y,
tion for Albert Scott, on
LOT 12, BASELINE BLANSIIAfl i The NY/111'1111Y01 '111e community
3 Litten East of \Woodham, on is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Martin
e c a " their infant
TUESDAY. 'MARCH 14th. 1!rOr
Salter in :the k th t lh t in n
Commencing at 12 o'clock sharp a Lq
son, Mervin Bruce., which necurrd on
following Monday tf this week. The little boy
Stock—One aged horse, 1 he qty hail been ill ,ante tun weeks previ-
draught snare 6 years old in fo,l out; but had recovered and was as
to dir Malcolm ; heavy draught brit.'lct ns usual, when on.l•'riday last
snare rising 6 _tears old, sup. Its 1eca111c suddenly '11 J.;'1111 with
posed to be in fool, 1 drivingrami+ trouble an the brain, passing
mare 5 years obi sired by Darebin, 'assay after a fee days illness. The
1 heavy draught mare rising three funeral on ,fee
war largely
years cold sired by Sir Malcolm, 1 :attended.
heavy draught marc rising tWo yearsCommissioner ark
Gh h
ry
old eared by Sir Malcolm, 1 sucking o
f
Toronto, ICI) he has devised :a aim -
cut I sired by Mir Malcolm, ono suck • ply yet effective plan to prevent the
ing roll sired by Harford Carlon. sparrow from fwrticipa3ing in their
(`attic—Six cows in calf, 2 heifers carnival of destruction in-expropri-
in calf, 3 steers two years old, G ating to llo•ir ose young green veg•
steers one year old, one heifer one 013b1es, nttect peas, garden prey :and
year old, 6 naive., lettuce, by placing Init:kr in the
figs—Slat, (•n .shalt st e u sows ,3 , ground on both sides of this sprout -
to farrow first of April. ing pens and stringing a ),lark
thread from one 40 the other. in
their attempt le get et tits print
their wines strike against the
thread rand t hey never approach the
same spot 1unin. The sparrows will
never eel ant insect if it can gel
anyt hint/ else.
YOi- MELANCHOLY WOMEN
Can't ,even sleep—restless day and
nigkt—brooding over imagined fro•
tibia all the time. The disease isn't
in .tire brain but in the blood which
is glen ani! innutritiou'. • Do the
right thing Hatt and yot el Iles cur-
ed quickly. Just take trerrozone; it
turns everything you rat into nour-
iehtnent, consrqucnt ly, blood con-
taining dote of iron and oxygen is
formed. Ferrozone makes flesh,
muscle,c en
S in a
nerve—strengthens tb
R
week, cures very quickly. You'll
lice longer, feel brighter, be free
from melancholy if you use Ferro -
zone. Fifty, cents buys a box of this
ALBERT SCOTT, Prop. good tont (fifty ehocolate coated
J08. WHITE., Auctioneer. tablets in every I ex) et all dealers.
No reserve as the proprietor 1118
For tickets call on rented lea farm.
J. J. KNIGHT,
Depot ticket a .tent, Exeter.
ToCureaCo!dinOneDay
:T� Laxative Bronco mine Wide.
Seven Mae lessee sad la MN 13 mom.'1'bjg d ZIAren.kir 1 box. ZSC.
Ciro Ckip
two Dar.
\WE.\itiNG AWAY YOUR LUNGS
Yes, and your strength too. Stop
coughing and get rid of that ca-
tarrh. The Dilly remedy is "Ca•
tarrhozone" which goes to the dis•
rased tissues along with air you
breathe: it a trot fail to reach the
source c of ub the r
1 t •
o lc it's hound
to
kill the germa, and es for healing
up Ole sore places, nothing can sur-
pass Catarrhozonne. If you don't
get instant relief end ultimate cure
you will at least get hack your mon-
ey for Catarrhozone is guaranteed to
cure catarrh in nny part of the sys-
tem. You run no risk —therefore
use Catarrhozone—at our expense if
not eatlyfi"d.
The bible Society.—Lain Sunday
teas ohsetved ear Bible Sunday in the
clef ere
a ( lit churches in Exeter. Specie'
sermons were preached on the work
of the British and Foreign Melts Era-
cirty. The past century of its oper-
ations 'leas just closed and the re-
volts are such es to fill the heart
of every christian with gratitude to
God. In 1804 there were in all the
world about 4 million copies of the
Word of God. in the hist 100 years
this society has issued overt 180 mil-
lion copies of the Bible, in whole or
in part, in clone 378 different long-
uagen and dialects, it is tho greai
source which .upplics the missionar-
ies of the different churches with
Bibles for distribution :in Foreign
I:andn. The object of Thy society is
to give to every person in the world
a copy of the word of God inhis own
language. Such a11 object should
meet with the hearty support of all
church members. With this end in
view special collections are being ink
en up this month in the different
rhurehes in town.
CHAMPION LINiMP.NT FOR
RHEUMATISM
Chas. Drake, a mail carrier at
Cha ins1lle Conn.,eas • "Cha
ber
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laina Pain halm is the
champion of
all liniments. The past sear f Walt
troubled n great deal with rheuma-
tism in my shoulder. After trying
several cures the etorekaeper hero
recommended this remedy and it
completely cured mo." There is no
use of anyone muttering from this
painful ailment when this liniment
can ba obtained for a small sum
One application ;this prompt relief
and its continued use for n short
time will produce a permanent cure.
For sale in Exeter, by W. 8, Howey.
Shlpka
—Mrs T. Lamport moved hest w eek
and
all
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LASTLY. -1111 Wall Papers, Ceilings alp( ilttrtl('l ings
are direct from the factory to our pigeon hole-.
NO MIDDLE MANS PROFIT
Wall Papers from 3 cents single roll to our
very best, 25c. a single roll.
10 per cent off on all goods except Groceries
Nairn's Linoleums and t X11 Cloths
1 yard wide 25c, 2 yards wide 50c and
$1 a yard, 4 yards wide, Nairn's best quality y
CARPETS! CARPETS!
Best Hemp Carpets 20 and 2bc. a yard.
Best 'I'apestrys, 50. 40, 75c, $1.00.
Best Wools and Unions 30.35,40, aU i 95:' a yd.
Don' forget our to per cent. discount
Poplestone Gardiner
Sliver Coupons are good and are given to 31st March.
int• Sir. J. Gaisers hou'c about one
half mile from here.
—Mr. P. McPhee sold his roan
driver to S. Hawkins of Parkhill on
Saturday last.
—Mr. II. Wing had .a bee hauling
gravel from Grand Bend one day
last week.
—Mr. and Mrs. Geo Keys and fam-
ily left on Tuesday for Manitoba
where they intend snaking their fut-
ure home.
—Mr. and Mrs. M ivson of Salem,
visited at 31r..T.Pickerings on Thurs-
day last.
\WIIAT ('At -SES APPENDICITIS
The commonest cause of appendi-
citis is conalipation. Wien you re-
quire physic don't use cheap drastic
pills—get Dr. Iiamilton's fills
which strengthen the stomach, re-
gulate the bowels and prevent any
tendency to appendicitis. In one day
you'll feel the tremendous benefit
of Dr. Hamilton's I'ills. By purify-
ing the blood and clensing the sys•
tem they prevent headaches, lift de-
pression and drive away weariness.
No min
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medicine so successfulas I
r.
Hamilton's Pills, sold everywhere in
25c boxes with yellow cover ; set
the genuine.
NATIONAL PORTLAND CEMENT
COMPANY LIMITED
We publish the following report
from the Toronto Globe, for the bone
fit of the numerous shareholders in
this vicinity whonre very
much h in-
terested
in the welfare of the •,hove
company.
The annual meeting of the Nation-
al Portland Cement Company, Lim-
ited, of Durham, teas held on Tues-
day, Febrtucr3 28th. Between two
nnd three hundred share holders were
present.
Thr affairs of the company
thick has the largest 111111 :at
present operating in C•tnala, have
been eminently satisfactory, anal the
1'resident,Mr. W.F. Cowhana,of ,Tack•
son, Mich., who was also the manage
ing director, was :able to submit the
gratifying information that 't ha com-
pany w••18 making money.
After the formal (disposal of this
minutes ef the hest meeting :and the
old board had formally tendered
its resignation, Mr. S. 0. McKay, of
\\-oodetock IVIS .81)110301(41 chairman.
His first duty Meas do rad a let ter
from the president, Mr. W. F. Coe -
s'
ham, tendering htv re.,gnaton. Mr.
Cowh:am expressed his sincere r: grot
he felt at sevvering his connection
with the active management of the
National Portland Cement Company
bute c
the ..tel was im rrativc()wine
1 p
to the pressure of other text-'nsive
l,usinesM which demanded t share
of 'his time and attention. Mr. Cow -
ham's resignation is generally regret -
ted by the directors and sharehol-
dere of Ili cconccrn. That the insti-
tution it now on a sound financial
basis is Largely due to an exception-
ally able board G1 directors for 1901.
A pleasant feature of the pro-
ceedings was a revolution moved by
Mr. E .3. Gould, of th • Gould,$h^p•
Dean tie
of
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I'M Kind You Nle Atet)_t botag•t
1
ley & Muir Company of Brantford
tendering a vote of thanks to the
hoer(' of directors for their able
ratan^gement. The resolution was
unanimously adopted. The National
mad' a profit on Re operations lasts
year of about $50,000. Following
are the officers for tiie ensuing
y'eer: — President, N. G. :icKay, of
Woodstock ' Vice -Presidents, J. Cob-
bledick, Exeter, and J. W. Scott.
Listowel ; •Trensurer, Gilbert Me-
lieclinir, Durham ; 4. F. MacLaren,
M.1'., Stratford; Valentine Rata,
M.P. Parkhill ; J. C. Cline, Stret-
ford.
WOMEN WHO CHARM
HEALTH IS THE FIRST ESSENTIAL
It Helps Women to Win and Hold
]Ten's Admiration, Respect and Love
Woman's greatest gift is the power to
inspire admiration, tt
on respect. and love.
e.
There Ls a beauty in health which is
more attractive to men than mere regu-
larity of feature.
To be a sneoessfnl wife, to retain the
lore and admiration of her husband.
should be s woman's constant study.
At the first indication of ill -health.
painful Or irregular menstruation.
headache or backache, secure Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
begin its use.
Mrs. T. E. Ptllis, Windsor, N. 8„
describes her illness and cures, In the
following letter:
Dear Mn. Pinkbam:—
” When I oomrsioesd to lake Lydia B.
PinkMzn , t'egebbl. Ooraposnd I was
headaches,tiD�ne s and womb trot
tae'S. and Was worn •
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tired feeling I have onlytaken the V.
has made table swell, few *sett wes•Weft and robast
believe Ebel L E. PGI ski m'I V
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t for
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biaa� -- ,
Women who are troubled with paiq•
ful or irregular menstruation, bkljrt
ache, bloating (or flatulence), 1e
ncma, falling, inflammation or el
tion of the uterus, ovarian tion
that " bearing -down " feeling,
news, faintness, indigestion, or n -,
prostration may be restored to pert
health anti strength by taking I.J,
E. Pinkbam'a Vegetable Compound,
Sorely yon Cannot wish to remain
sick, weak and disoonraged, when y
might so easily be cured. The
cine which has made ao many othe
women well will cors you also.