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CALENDAR FOR MARCII,
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I'IIt'RSDAV. MARCH :30th, 1905
It is not expected that Hon. Clif-
ord Sifton will re-enter the Cabinet,
1. that Walter Scott, member from
eginn, will succeed Mr. Sifton ns
Minister of the Interior.
The ex -minister for some time Iris
been desirous of retiring from the
gtivt•rnrrcent, because of his hearing,
.which has grown steadily worse for
"ever:Il wears. and the proposed edu-
cational clause of the autonomy bill
for the t wo new western Provinces
gave him the desired chance. Since
Premier L:lurier greatly modified
1 he educational clauses of t he bill
lion. Mr. Sift on has announced) that
%If w ill support t the new measure.
)" csplainiwt his decision he said
*(hat while• he much preferred a
public school system. as he cannot
et: or.. this, h1• thinks it best to meet
t'.1remists of the other side
half •.. ay and to assist in adopt in f
n tue•tsure that will slake no chatter.
f rem the education 11 law now in
vegure in the territories. Thc an -
setae uent ofthee�u►
- IIIIAt er
of
, t d
Ile interior has occasioned ;rest re-
lief in government. circle:. and the
hill t1 ill now hz placed before 1'.)r•
dement.
:fon. R. 1.. horde n, Eater of t he
opposition has announced his inten-
tion ( f opposing the measure even
with the proposed amendniteo+ to
the (education dl cl:loses. but he h to
left lee followers free to decide for
themselves. F. D. elonk, M r. Bor-
den's Quebec lieutenant, says the
bill is all right and he is prepared
to support it. It is expected that
his lead wil Ibe followed by :a uunl-
ber of Conservative members, but.
so far. non: of the Liberal members
have intimated any intention of
voting a7Ainst 1 he measure.
NOTE ANI' CO\LME\T
liot►. W. .I ,Manna, Provincial Sec-
rretary, is quoted as saying that the
appointment of M. L. E. C. Thorne
to invest i;at accounts of the De-
partment of Prisons and Asylums
was
with dig-
ging
t c '
h
ntrtcvttion of dl�
ging up scandals..The Minister's
sole desire was to rrive at a system
whereby Ire could immediately in-
form .himself of the most minute de•
tails .of expenditure rectal -ding the
institutions under his control.
At a c eteu:e of Ithe Govermuent
member., Mr. F. Preston, of North
Lanark. wai elected chief whip and
Mr. A. Mehaffy, of Muskoka, assis-
PLYS[CALLY EXHAUSTED
Lacking in courage—out of joint
with everything— i
ng— 9
car cl
y ons ek-
ing .terns with even fair health.
Such low spirits are pitiable. Your
brain is fagged, vitality so exhaust -
ed your constitution is well nigra
ruined. What you need is Ferro•
zone, .that great vitalizer and nu-
tritive tonic. It's by snaking ficeth
and blood, by infusing iron and oxy-
gen into 11h3 system that Ferrozoae
helps; it repairs weak spots. in•
i
9tt1 1s •n et
t life into warn -cul or -
7 s—
. n
you makes , ou feel like new. I'er-
rozone lifts age from neje old and
imparts resilience and buoyancy to
the oppreescd, lie manly. ruddy-
colored,—cast aside weakness and en •
ter :the happy life t hat conies from
using Ferrozone. Fifty cents buys a
box in any drug +store.
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GOSHEN LINE, STEPHEN
—Miss Jennie Yearly visited \ir.
and Mrs. James .Lawson on Friday
last.
—Miss Amy Yearly and Master
Harry an:1 Tonc►uy, who have been
laid up with the grip have fully re•
covered and ere now visiting friends
around ,here.
—Mr. George Lnwson visited \lr.
and Mrs. William Yearly on Sunday
last.
Mr. John Keys has returned home
again after n short visit with his
dao
Mrs. daughter, , it lei. (. DdcGormick, of
London.
— Mr. Fred .lune., who ha• betel
visiting *friends on the Grethen Line
the past t wo months, lef 1 for Lon-
don on 'Monday last.
—Mr. Wm. Pearly is confined to
the house with a severe at leek of
the grippe.
—Mrs. Thomas Yearly has recov-
ered from her recent illness.
—Quite •aan interesting shooting
match was held tit Mr. David Mn-
whinney's on Friday lost. Follow-
ing are the scores:—Chostet M tevhin-
ney 7, It. M:iw Kinney 6, G. Mawhin-
ney G, D. Mawhinney 4. Wm. M 1-
whinney 6, Mr. Gilmore 2 Fred Ken'
7. Mr. Ilar a 9, C. Ilinney 5, G. Hirt -
zcl 8. T. if/holey 5, Win. Pearly 9.
—Mr. Thomas Marlyn, w ho move :t
on our Line in December, h;1• rented
his .idyl
n to Mr. cs 1
r zcator for a
term of years. Mr, Marlyn intent+
movine to Exeter shortly
Mr. Jacob Wildfong intends hav-
ing dor the Nest shortly.
— Miss Olive Turner visited a it la
the ltev. Mr. Henderson Saturday
and Fund 1y.
—Mr. Itob: t t 1► Ivey still shays out
al 'his brother Rich ire's, as hie
brother bad the misfortune Io break
some rens some time ago and is lin-
able 10 Alt 011 to his work.
--Miss Moir. of Centralia, who has
visiting with Mrs. Johns the
1••,..t w:ek returned home.
—etr. Christopher Dinney has
btu le. Mr. Fr:•tl .1011:9' w heel, Chris.
1 pinks 1.• can .1 ay wit h tiia'it of the
wheelers
—Mr. S. .1. 11.• 1.lc•rson intends get -
1in'! .111 )r' • 1 , .
I R,1 I 1 • 1 t it[ the week
Iron1 Mr. K:11;•rula11. of Dash wood.
—Mr.,. Joe Lawson and Mrs. Rob-
ert Gower visited Mrs. Joseph Law-
son, sr. 0,11 Monday last,
Dir. Art bur Glaevill: rind Mr.
Robert Mawhinney are quite busy
these days making maple syrup.
Mr. Rueben Davey and mother
visited wit h 11uebe•n's brot her Wil-
liam on: day this w:ek.
—Mr. \Villiam Marlyn is quite
busy r 1:..• days pruning his orch-
ard. Will thinks it was needed
badly.
—Mr. and Mrs. John Keys spent
Sunday the Quest of Mr. and Mrs.
John '3 terser of Crediton.
Quit: :1 number from here at-
tended dile concert on Monday even-
ing given in the Town hall, Credi-
ton.
TIIE BLOOD IS TIIE LIFE
Owing to faulty actions of the kid-
neys and liver, the blood becomes
filled with disease Terms 4 hat im-
peril Iteallhj. The first warning is
a backache, dizziness, headache and
lack .of vital energy. Act quickly
if you would avoid the terrible rav-
ages of chronic kidney complaint.
reel Dr. Hamilton's fills to -day :
they cure kidney and liver com-
plaintfor :all time. No medicine re-
lieves so promptly, nothing in the
world of medicine cures more thor-
oughly. For good blood, clear com-
plexion, stealthy .appetite, the proper
treatment is 1)r. Ilemilton's fills.
25c. per box at all dealers.
BLA\SH D
Aft
11 r, .David Brethour, one of the
early pioneers ,and one of the best
known and most .highly esteemed
residents of Blanshard township
died on Tuesday, March 21, aged 73
years. Ile had been in failing health
for dsomc months, but had only been
confined to the house for a short
time before his death. David Bret h-
our was native •1
on of 13,4 Iangrane,
Limerick, Ireland. Ile was the
youngest of a family of ten chil-
dren. Itis .mother died when he was
an infant, and his father oame to
Canada .with his fancily n couple of
years dater, settling in Simooe coun-
ty. Mr. Met hour grew •'o man-
hood there and after his marriage to
Elizabeth Shier, sof Brock township,
who survives hint. 11c came to plan -
sherd in 1853. Like nearly all the
old tscttiers of ltlansbard be was a
member of the Orange Order. having
joined in 185.2. Ile was the first
license -inspector of 111e municipailty
end was for many years a member
of :the municipal council and was
closely identified with every progres-
sive movement for 4 he bet ferment
of his township. Mr. Bret hour was
cantein ,of a volunteer company
forma) in itlanshnrd duri.cg the
Fenian Itaid days, his lieutenant be-
ing 11. A. L. White, now a Lt. -Col.
asst postmaster of tat. Marys. He
organized Ornnre Lodes No. 192.
1Voodham, rand has been District and
County Master, Mr. Bret hour, al-
though he had snot the advantages
of a scholastic education was widely
tend in all branches of literature,
and 'as particularly well posted in
history. Ile was .a member of the
Church of England, a stron,t adivO
cate of elle iprinciples( of ,tencp(•rencc
and an excellent type of citizen. Be-
sides ibis wife he Icayes to 131011 1 11
his loss n family of t %co sons and
five daughters. They arc : Augus-
tus, of Kiehl on, and Michael on the
old .homestead, Mrs. heron, Mani-
toba, Wesley, of miota, Man, Mrs.
Miners, ManitubA, and Misses Mary
.1. and Harriet, of Itlanshard. In
11r. William Johnston's excellent
book "Pioneers of Itlanettled" ap-
pears ria interesting and apprecia-
tive +sketch of 4 he career of this de-
parted) pioneer citizen. ile was a
worthy man awl regret at his tak•
ing off is widespread. ilia funeral
took place Thur.ed.iy, M arch 23rd
at .30,o'clock In Kirkton r'rnetery.
l)IIOI'I'ED ALi, OTII EMS
•'1 dropped all liniments but \yr -
vi .• because I iota
'rev' e
\ llm the
quickest 4.o relieve ion in," writes
H. 114. Benton, of 8t. Johns. if my
children are croupy or sick, Nervi -
line cures thein. If a c ted• of 'ramps
or stomach turtle up, \ tt'ilin' is
ever ready. \1'e use \ -rvilin,• for
neuralgic, rheumatism and all kinds
of aches and pains ; it's as good as
any doctor." The great Canadian
remedy for t he pato fifty years has
been Poison's Nerviline •— not hint
hiller made.
The Kind that has Cured Your
OWFriends and Neighbors�O�
flakes Sick
in Spring Time...
in Spring Time...
BEWARE OF SUBSTITUTES
AND IMITATIONS. ''Ask for iiPAINE'S."
People Well
Huron
if you had taken two of Carter's
Little Liver I'ills before retiring you,
Mould not have had that costed ton-
gue or bad taste in the mouth this
morning. Keep a vial with you for
occasional use.
the Clinton 1311111itli( Company has
been organized ttith a capital stock
of $25,000. The Company purposes
erecting a phut capable of t urning
out 801► 4101:11 pairs of stockings
per week and do employ seventy-
five hands.
On Tuesday of *Last meek, as the
members of one of the Collegiate
classes were playing basket ball et
Goderich, the support of one of the
baskets fell and struck Miss Lily
Mc\'ic:,1 a severe blow on the head.
from a he effect:; of which she was
insensible for nearly an hour and
had •a very severe bruise.
On Saturday IIegry Warden, who
had been comtnittcd from Sezdforth
on a charge of false pretences was
brought before Judge Doyle, of
Goderich, on :1 charge of theft, as
the evidence did not warrant n trial
on ahe orieina1 indictment. The
case, however, did not last long, as
the court decided t hat the offence
was :neither false pretences nor theft
but •a breach of (with and dismissed
t he'Sh lrge.
Harsh, purger ive remedies arc
fast giving way to the gentle action
and mild effects of Carter's Little
Liver fills. If you try them they
will certainly please you .
The newly -appointed license
►uissioners for %Vest Iluron
their first meeting at Clinton on
Tuesday. The members of the
board—Thonets Churchill, of Goder-
ich township; Matthew Lockhart, of
Auburn, and T. E. Durnin, of Dun-
ltannon._wera all ,resent. Mr.
Churchill w•as Chsscn ns chairman
and Mr. I.ochert as secretary. The
board will meet regain on ithe 20th
of April at the inspector's office,
in Clinton, do consider -the applica-
tions •Ind greet t he licenses for
1905-06.
All disorders caused by a bilious
state of the system can be cured by
using Carter's Little Liver fills. No
pain, griping or discomfort attend-
ing their use. Try them.
On Monday and Tuesday His hon-
or fudge Doyle ahold county court
at Goderich and heard t he evidence
In Bengand vs. Colborne tow
she
p.
an action io recover for injury to
a horse. The plaintiff is connected
with the Egwondville pottery and
was out delivering the w••ares made
by 'that establishment, and leaving
Loyal the took •the road just south
of *that post office, on which one
of his horses got mired ,the animal's
injuries -through such miring being
so severe that it had not been work-
ed since. The township's defend
was that though n road allowance
had been marked out, it had never
been used, so statute labor was not
utilized on it, and that the road was
never used because there was good
rands ell around it, and t ltat to
Benrniller or Goderich there were
good gravel ones. At the conclu-
sion of the evidence His Honor ad-
journed the ease for argument, to
a date to he named.
COM.'
held
PILLS AND PILES
1' eof piles the use
A prolific caw() Ic isu
P1
cathartics and pills of a drastic, vi-
olent nature, which is always follow-
ed by a reaction on account of the
resinous, drying properties they Con-
tain.
There are other causes, but no
tnattero what the cause or what the
kind of Piles, I)r. Leonhardt's Hem -
'told can be relied upon to cure—to
stay cured.
It's an internal remedy that re-
moves the cause of Itching, Blind,
Bleeding or Suppurating l'iles.
A guarantee (, ant goes with each pack-
age containing a months' treatment.
It can be oI►t wined for $1.00 et
Druggist's or the 1Vilson-Fyfe Co.,
Limited, Niagara fall., Ont.
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Perth
On Sat uid,y, >1,,rch Dele George.
Clayton Ilear.', lit t I•.• son of Mr. and
Mrs. George Bcar.s, of St. M:►rys,
died at -the age of nine months and
six days. The little fellow has add-
ed snot her to t he victims of pneu•
mollis.
if It is a billio,l= all tel: take
Cllan►berlein's Stomacl, and Liver
Tablet 9 and a quick cute is certain.
For sale in Exeter by W. S.ltowcy.
For sale in Exeter by W. 8. Howey.
Iluron.
Mr. fatness MIAlrer%, an old resi-
d'nt of the west wird, St. Mary++,
was .found deed in bed by one of
the neighbors on 'Tuesday. Ile liv-
ed alone and ll:ld been ill for some
days. Mr. Slattery .hail his right
,arm .cul toff in an accident many
years ago while employed as bag-
gagernan at 111e Grand 'trunk Rail-
way station. de n ie brat her,
1 1 0t
y n hl
both unmarried, lived itogee her for
many years until dh • I itter's death
Atom 5811 y01r9 A •u, u, a small
home in the west eel I. The funeral
took place to 81. elary9 cetnelery
Wednesday morning.
TIIE ARCII-FIEND Oi' TllI' AGE
Not war, more .1a 'tidy than ever
Thimodern buteh,•ry - bat Ca tie
ss hic)1 lends to consumption and on -
11 witty kills more 4lrin (,online and
war combined. The doctors now sue
cess:ally fight catarrh with a rem-
edy that never fails_-"Catnrrbozone"
11'.s death 4a every type of G.atarrh.
0 destroys every root and branch
of the did^ase so t horouirhly flint
n 11l:llee! need never be feared. if
troubled with c01(1+, /instal or throat
catarrh, or subject t0 bronchitis or
asthma use Cnt:arrhnzen'' rind you'll
b:' cur:•:I forever.
Middlesex
I)r. .1. A. NslIt+, the oldest praetis-
in:r pby siciin in London passed away
suddenly on saturd..y morning. aged
78 years. 11is death 13119 due 1n nn
apopletie st roke.
Mr. John McLarl.►ne, of the town•
AIM of West Nisaouri, has been ap-
point ,:l by the Ont ario Government
General News
'11 c+ C. 1'. 11 ata 3erorb ate .•t v.urk
011 t rriltuinarj hut ye). between lu•
gersoll and S1. Marys.
Mr. Andrew elisc:uupbt'll o[ 'To-
ronto. ex -1.1'.1'., and Consersettive
organizer for Ontario, died at lois
home Saturdiy afternoon. Mr. Mia•
e:unpbc'll suffered for years Iron
stomach trouble. hour weeks Ago it
took on an aggravated form and con-
fined hits to his bed. Mr. M iscatup-
belt topreeentcd Simcdx' in 1 he Le. i'.-
init,re fat' 1 i,rce *terms.
A new island, 4,800 yards in cir-
cum(erence, etas emerged Trout the
sea, :three lcrigues south of Iwojiwi,
in .the Itiukin archipelago, bet %Veen
Japan and Formosa. The first in-
dications were observed 'Lnsi Novem-
ber 14, when frequent detonations
were heard Listing till November 28
On it lie latter- date 1101180 smoke be-
gan Ito rise and continued till Dec.
ember 5, when the out lines of an is-
land became visable. The island wad
visited .on Feb. 1 by inhabitants of
Iwojina, who found the surface cov-
ered with volcanic t ufa. The island
was surrounded by a belt of sand,
and ,t here w•as a boiling lake near
lite northern end, below a pink 210
feet in height.
Largely signed petitions askin:
for an increase in the pay of jurors
;old constables serving in the n99ize9,
and constables serving in the Assiz-
es, Sessions and County Court, arc
to be presented to Premier Whitney
by •a deputation of those interested,
headed by Mr. T. Herbert Lennox,
M.P.I'., for North York. The jur-
ors ask $3 per day, instead of $2,
which they ,now receive, and the con-
stables .are asking for an increase of
from $1.50 per day to $2. The sal-
aries of jurors and constables have
remained the same for the past fif-
tern years. Mr. Lennox is the first
member .of the Legislature to in-
terest :himself in the matter, and he
proposes making a strong appeal
for consideration.
When Frank Craig, a youth who
claims Cns iris h, ap-
peared lt►efoentervillere Justice('
ce Duncanomeof Des -
:twines, In., charged with vagrancy
lie asked (bat a physician examine
hits. "I .a in told 1►y doctors that I
have *two hearts," lie said, "and that
if Ido not have fsesh air constantly
1 will die." City Physician Miller
and Dr. Howard Grey looked the boy
over and reported that he had ex-
actly ithc same heart pulsations on
right and left sides, and there was
every external evidence rof twohearta
working. They asked to lx' given
custody .
of Craig
'that t h1s
case
might
be investigated by 4l►e medioal de-
partment ref Drake University and
other colleges. The young man was
turned over 4o their custody. Doc-
tors say medical books record *?tree
-or four such cases.
BORN
STANU("1{V.—At Exeter on Marcie
2811,. 1905, to Mr. and Mrs. J. G.
Stanbury a son.
DIED
DEARING.—II Exeter on Friday.
March 24111, 1905, Havana 11 llorrel
beloved wife of Thomns Dearing,
axed 82 years.
CHIAMPION LINIMENT FOR
It1HEUMATISM
Chas. Drake, a mail carrier at
Chnpinville, Conn., says; "Chamber-
lain's Pain Balm is the champion of
all liniments. The past year I was
troubled a great deal with rheuma-
tism in my shoulder. After trying
several cures the storekeeper hero
recommended this remedy and it
completely cured me." There is no
use of anyone suffering from this
painful ailment when this liniment
can be obtained for a small sum
One application gives prompt relief
and its continued use for a short
time will roduce a permanent cure.
For sale iExeter, by W. 8. Howey.
Exeter Musiclpal Cowed,.
Council met as per call of Reeve
on 'Friday Mitch 21th, at 8 p.nt.
The iteeve and Councillor; a111 pre-
sent. The minuted of 11 (stings held
on Feb, 24111, Feb. 27,11, March 3rd
::red Md.arch 4141hwere read and ap•
prove
Co►nmunice t ions were read frog:,
J. J. Knight, agent at the G. T. 11.
station, elating thal in the tom •
p:lny'M estimates for 1905 they pro-
vide dor a new station rel Exeter
with other improvement 14, making
it as to 0041 os any station
of its size in the Province : also
from the clerk of the City of Toron-
to Asking the co-oyer:rt ion of 1 his
('ouneil lin an application to the Leg.
ielative Assembly providing that the
:tarot's of merrier' women eel the n:s•
sessmr'nt roll be placed on lite mun-
icipal voters' list and lists neer) in
votinu money by-laws. Laid over
for further consideration, also from
Toronto asking asking a subserip•
tion frotn this municipality 1owar41s
Ih:' erection of a monument In the
memory of t11" Cervolien soldiers
53
11(11 while hale
on service in South
n h
Africa during the 1110•r w 1 r. Action
deferred until next meeting.
W. .1. 1leatn:ul offered to supply
th•' water ureter '.vitli connections
fur pipes at *20 (etch or the Crown
Meter with connection at *21 t'ch.
Mr. 14. Hey soodl ask for an out •i
for .1hd• water on the street soul 11
of Itis house. Street commissioner to
investigate.
(h.' fol10tt i1 : aoeounl9 passed n►1
snot ion of 1V, 11. Levet 1, seconded b3'
1. 1V,(wd.
harry Persons, cell for 11rs. 1)(I•
vc, *2.75 ; T. iiaw•kins & Son, account
i:•r gasoline etc., 826.53 ; Jas. Creech
sr., labor, $3.15; Wm. Creech, labor,
+45,31 ; Richard Quanc:', labor. 88.75;
Thos. Welsh. labor, 86.63 ; Geo. At-
kinson. lobes, 50e. ;Ed .% 1rd II tint.
Libor, 81.011 ;\V tn. leernick, snow-
plow•in(t $1.00: (fen. Ford. 1:1hor, $1.50
Thrvn.,+ Creech. labor, :1.50; Mr.
.t .r 01 , e'Ibor, 50e. Mr. C:Irnpnell,
I ,I .1, 5tlC.: C. Aldswor11*, labor, 50c. :
\t Armst rona, gravel, 8.21.56: A.
Si. nrd'r, !travel, 811.25 :W. .1. 'beset 1
p:, .1 iry, *31.25.
I• 1 J. Muir see, by .1. Wooal, thar
t i. snot icn of March :3rd fixity
('I 1 k's 8 1111) be resinderl.--Carried.
I' -1 .1. Mtlil see•uuled by .1. Woo
*het ten• 'lunar 'd :111:1 4eell, y -five
11011ars p: r 31)011 10 be the clerk's
+a1)ry erred 111,x1 1h' •rb:)v; 8181(.1
',Lenin/ h • ins '111.41 411 1 he by-law,
to be liquor 'li0s'nae in•lw•ctor for , conferring 1h'' Appointment, The
East Middlesex. I hy•Inw was rend a lirst, second and
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TORI
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The IClud You Have Always Bought, and which has been
111 Ilse for over 30 years, has borne the signature of
and has been made under his per.
ronlll supervision since its infancy.
Allow no one to deceive you its thbd.
1111 Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just -as -good" aro but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health or
Infiu)ts and Children—ExperIenco against Experiments
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor OII, Pare-
gorie, 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 Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stonntcl) and Vowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea—Tke DIuther's Friend.
CEIfIUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
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� FURNITURE
t• WAREROOMS
We aim to make this store the store to which any person
• may come with high expectations and from which they will go
• with the determination to come again.
That is why we scour the markets for the best furniture to
sell at prices that can't be btater, in Canada.
A growing business tells us that we are in the right track.
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Modest as our prices you will be surprised at the choice we •,
can give you in the latest designs and finishes. •.
Each piece of furniture was chosen with a view to durability
as well as artiistic appearance.
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The Leading Furniture Dealers •and Undertakers. Exeter Ont.
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ARE YOIJ A PRISONER?
OU.IJIDS et men are prisoners of disease as securely
uhey were confined behind the bare. Many
Maes forgedk tr own cholas by the vices of early youth,
imposture togostairloas disease, or the excesses of manhood.
Tiny feel they are not the men they ought to be er used to be.
TIM vim, vigor. lad vitality of manhood are lacking. Are
Lnervous and despondent? tired in the morning? have you
force yourself throng ifth.day's work? have you little am -
tion and ensu? are you Irritable and excitable? eye.
Nnkea,deptYleQ and haggard looking? memory poor aed
Mid fagged? have you weak back with drams and losses at
aitht? deposit in urine? weak sexually?—yon have
Nervous Debility ..d Seminal Weakness.
Our NSW 111$TROD TEDULT11RfIT Is guaranteed to
Cure •r No Pay. 18 years Is Detrol. Bask
d reliable
$.ware of gnacks—Conaalt old establIshed,
%; r.l(abls vislclans. Cosattlestles Free. ds'ks
Free. wale for Question Blank for Home Treatment.
0m Kennedy & Korvin,
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HOG PROFITS
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The hog is a machine to stake pustule of pork. In raising hop for
the market, the profit is rapid and healthy growth. Feeding to amply
sustain life slakes you no profit. A foo,L that will fatten your hogs in
the shortest time, and with the least waste, is the profit maker. To get
the most good out of its food, the hog trust thoroughly digest and
assimilate 1l. it is this t ssimilated foal that makes the pounds of pork.
The addition of Clydesdale Stock Ford will enable it to do this. It
creates an appetite for a full ration. Many farmers seem satisfied
to let the hog "root" for itself. There is no better money maker
ou the fans if given half a chance. Clydesdale Stock Foal will en-
able you to get your hogs 10 the market at least thirty days sooner;
this is money saved. Mr. A. 0. McDonald, Jericho, Ont., says : " I fe.l
it to six fattening hogs as a test anti feline the ilogs that received
Clydle.da•le Stock hood merle a decided gain over those that receives)
none." This is "WISP! FEEDING." Don't neglect the " RUNTS ",
they earl be made to grow, and he kept growing, by lasing Clydmdalc
Stock Food. it will also keep your hogs in s11c11 healthy condition as
will enable then* to withstand) :I fog Cholera the greatest menace to hog
raising. Keep your hogs and pens clean be using C'arboline Antiseptic;
as hogs thrive better when clean. If not satisfied after using, your monev
will be cheerfully refunded by our dealers in your district namely .
Peter Freyne, Exeter.
W. .1. 1Vihoe, Greene is.
.1ohn I'rect er, Zurich.
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(' 111 11 i'riensnn, Staff,.
Alf. 8.-r 1'u(1, 114 nk:,ll.
a third Ilio.', i h:' Reeve sienit►g 1 h
9 ,In • . old 1 h • peal of lite torpor.. •
lion h:'inr fist thereto.
Council adjourned to meet on
April ' AI 8
W. 11. I. vett, c. I \t e,•1 d ns
Carried.
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