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MEDICAL
W. BROWNING, M. D., M. C. Application to
Er • P. S., Graduate Victoria Uni-
versity. strifes and rt.ideueuce. Dominion
Loot Exeter.
\Ir. Wm. Seldou, of Toronto, is
visiting at Mr. Geo. ti:unwell's.
'
Rev. Mr. Currie. of Burl's church
Paella= , SaRev.rnia. Was a visitor at the Main
ment• street parsonage on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Statham and Miss,
1Iorney visited their sister Mrs Mc -1
011eNTAL NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Donald, at Kippen on Sunday.
:u1 application Will 1:e made to Mrs. J. Blatchford )las been spend -
the Legislative Assembly of the ing a few days at Lucan, owing to
Province :1 , the illness of her mother and sister,
of Ontario t the present
session thereof, for an Aot to in- Mrs. Hall, of Tot onto. is spend -
corporate a Company to construct, ing a few days with her sister. Mrs.
equip and operate an eleotric lisle W. C. Huston. Mr, 11:111 al.;o stow
of railway to run in and through Sunday in toxin.
the City of Stratford in the County Lost.- In Exoter recently, :, suns
of Perth. and from the said City O[ money, the roll was t wo in '2
bills and ono in $1 bill. The finder
will bo suitably rewarded by leaving
seid County of Perth and the Town_ at this office,
ships of Usborne and Stephen in the We take this opportunity of thank
County of Huron and in and through ing our numerous customers for
the Village of Exeter in the said their trade during the past three
County of Huron to the Village of years and wish to state that we are YOU will hasten recovery by tnk-
Grand Bend an Lake Huron. and al_ slow in a position to supply milk to In; ono of Ayeret Pills at bedtime.
S9 from the said City of Stratford our old customers and kindly sol -1
in and throughiIi Townships of icit the patronage of those desiring
North East hope ant south Easthope a change LOUIS DAY MILLINERY OPENINGS
{� and the Village of Shakespeare in Milkman and SI•Irket Gaed:net
Northwest and Manitoba the County i f Pert h, ani the Town-
bills
his week we are sending several SNELI..k RO«'E
hills for back subscriptions and hope
those who receive them will favor us With the advent of the beautiful
with an early response. Thome who springlike weather of the fast week
do not receive bills will confer ;a carte the millinery openings, the first
favor on us if they will exchmine of which were held by Meesrs Snell &
their label and see if they are cog- Rowe on Friday and Saturday last.
Miss Livingstone'6 8 11 '
_ AIt t 1 In charge x
tett. and if inarrearskindlyor
Al 1
c tK
t%ard the amount rtes, for whish n the many flattering remarks about
receipt will be immediately returned. the splendid showing roust be very
The Christian Endeavor Society of grntlfyiug to her. There is large And
the Presbyterian church will hold :1 varied display of the newest creations
social tornorrott (Friday) eeenimr in this season's headgear. The color -
at 8 o'clock in the basement of 1 ho ings are of beautiful tints, prontinent-
church. A goal program of music VI tar w'idt'h Are the paste) shades,
and readings will be given. followed
Purple is Also give n tt first phue. The
by refreshments. Admission 15 and shapes show sornewhat a similarity to
10 crura. The proceeds being in aid last seasons, though somewhat stutter
of the free hospital for consumptives than for some years past, still the
at Gravenhurst. larger hat is til -o very ruuch in evi•
Mrs. .1. G. Staiibury w•'s in re= dente. A specialty is made of goad
ceipt of a telegram on Monday
en. wearable hats and suit hats. the Polo
nouncing the• death of her niece. Turban, the Corday and the Charlott's
Miss Cat herine East wool, eldest Corday hats. A visit to this firm's
daughter of Dr. Eastwood, at Clare • showrooms will amply repay you,
mont. Death followed pneumonia The other millinery firms have open -
after only a few days of illness. The ings the latter part of this week.
deceased young Lady .has visited her J. A. STEWART
aunt here and was a general favor-
ite with many young friends who
will learn twith regret of her warty
demise. Hiss Eastwood woe need
17 years <and 8 months.
11. KlN('MAN, L. D. s. ANL
LK. A. R. KINSMAN. L.
EibI). 13- D. D. 13., Honor dr>adsate
of Toronto University, DentLtt.
Teeth extracted without pain or
in F
bad alcor efieota. O>Bce an•
son's block. West aide of Main
tn•t,` Exeter
D.A. ANDERSON. (0.0• _• �•_• o[ Stratford in and t Lrougtl the
DENTIST. townships of Downie•, Fullerton,
Raper of the Toronto University llibt ort and Blaushard all in t he
that al College of Dental Surgeons of
.with honors Also Poet. gr►auate of
school of Proethetic Dentistry (with
• mention.
known to the Dental Profoasion
SSeta this office. Bridge work, crowns, al-
um, gold and vulcanite plates all done in
rs neatest manner ponsIble. A perfoctls
anaesthetic used for painless extrao-
oe one door south of Carllug Reda store
Suter. Ont.
ti
ers'
For hard colds, bronchitis,
asthma, and coughs of all
kinds, you cannot take any-
thing better than Ayer's
Cherry
Pectoral
CherryPectoral. Pco
e Ask your
own doctor if this is not so.
He uses It. He understands
why it soothes and heals.
" I baa a terrible wash for week.. 1.1�.•,, I
took Ayer. Cherry T•etunl and may ,.ua
bottle eoeppletely eared nos "
YL. J. B. Daxroara. St. Joseph, Vin, h.
860.,3116.. J. 0. ♦yrs: c.,.,
for. Lowell. M
Coughs,Colds
ship ofi mlot in the County o
Lands for Sale Waterloo to and in and 1 hrough the
Village of Nev Hamburg in the said
County of Waterloo uith a branch
line in and through tIt Township
f South East so the 1116 e
oho to
I $
of Tavistock in the said county of
Perth, with pother ; (1) To make
payments in pail up stock or bonds
for rights of %vase. material plant,
rolling stock or services to the
Co►npany, or in furthering the un-
dertaking; (2) to receive assistance
from Municipalities or individuals
by way of subsidies ,bonuses or oth-
erwise: (3) To manufaotuc e, sell or
lease electricity or electric !sower to
auy person or corporation or cor-
poration along the line of t he rail-
way or any of its branches, and (4)
for other proper •Ind necessary in-
cidental lowers. Dated at Stratford
this 23rd day of March, A. 1). 1905.
,iAMES SFE:ELE, Solicitor for the
Applicant.
Valuable Lands along different Linea of
Beltway.
In Sections or up to MHO acres near.
PRINCE ALBERT, YOYKTON, HANLEY
DAVIDSON, and other important points.
e.
For
particulars apply to EItNEbT ELLIOT.
.Agent for the Fa,katchewnn Valley and Man-
itoba Land Company.
MONEY TO LOAN
We have unlimited private funds for hayed.
ant upon farm or village property a1 !owes
ales of interest.
DICKSON & CARLING
Exeter.
ibliONEY TO LOAN.
We have a largo amount of private funds to
Sl On farm and village properties attowratee
�
laterals.ULADMAN & STANBU11Y
Barristers Solicitors. Main SG Exeter.
DICKSON & CARLING,
SIJ 13ORTLIORN DURHAM BULLS
Barristers Solicitors, Notaries, Conveyancers, for sale -Tho undersigned has for
Commissioners. Solicitors for theSfot.sone sale a number of up-to-date thor-
Bank, Eto. ough bred Short Horn Bulls. They
Il[oaey to Loan at lowest rates of interest. are of the low set, thick blocky typo
OFFICE:-IIAIN STREET, EXETER. and choice breeding. Will bo sold
r.H.DICYBOM reasonable, inspection invited. Ap-
11,sCARLING 13. IL. ply on lit 16, con. 2, !lay, or John
Elder, Hensel!, 1'. O.
Tile Usborne and tttbbert
Farmer's Mutual Fire insur-
ance Gompanu
Head Office, Farquhar, Ont.
DIRECTORS
President: -T. RYAN, DUBLI NP. 0,
Vice -Pres.:- J. A. ? oRRISj
FARQUH ARP.O.
F. MORLEY, WHALEN P. 0. r,
W. H. x ASSMOIIE, CROMARTY P. 0.
Wal. ROY, BORNHOLM P. 0.
J. L. RUSSELL, RUSSELDALE P. 0.
AG ENTS.
J. CARMICHAEL, STAFPA. ONT.
A. DUNCAN FARQUHAR, ONT.
J. Wn.eoN, FVLLARTON, ONT.
J. S. 0iLFILL AN, LUCAS, ONT.
B. W. F. BEAVERS.
Secy.-Treasc Farquhar.
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fNotiee:
To Farmers and
the Public in
General Y
As the spring is coming on
now gather up all your old '
truck such as Rags, Rubbers,
•I• Wool Pickings, horse Hair, 'L
1 Old Rope, Bones, all kinds
of old Iron, Brass, Copper,
Lead and Zinc, and take
them down to --
+
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MIJACKSON & SON
Main -St. Exeter.
One door south of the L
Metropolitan Hotel. "That's ;e• J
where you will get the high-
est cash price for thein
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FOIL SALE -8 acres on lot 20.
(Thames Road, Exeter north,
On tile property is :► good frame
house with cellar and good stable
and barn, first class garden and
fruit of all kinds. For further per.
oculars apply at Exeter Nort li 1'. 0.
F►t! SAI.1: Olt TO RENT.- Tho
s ty on 1)insley terrace,
a Clinton, known as the Currie pro-
perty, and consisting of 8 acres of
find, With t ight-roomed house, is of-
fered for site or to rent. All kinds
of bearing froot 1 reel. Just 4 he place
for a retired fanner or market gar-
dener. Will be sold cheap or rent -
el on reasottnble terms. Fifteen or
1 w ent y minutes walk from Clinton
Lost office. Apply to 1). K. Prior.
Clint on.
11111,
Fon SALE:. -Residence and 8 lots
with good amble. everything in
goo+! repair. Residence reocntly re-
Iraintee ; ;also n first -claw well proal
orchard, and ornamental trees on
the prenniees. The property most be
sold es the undersigned is leaving
towe/1E0r particular. and term' of
vale :apply to It. S. Ling. Exeter.
Executors' sale of
Valuable Farm rronorti
In Usborne Township
There will be offered for sale by
Public Auction Oil
SATURDAY, APRIL 1st. 1905
alt 2 o'clock p. nt. at t he
COJIMEILCIAL HOTEL EXETER
That excellent farm property late-
ly owned by Benj. I. Higgins, Esq.,
deceased, and described as Lot 13,
Con. 2, Usborne Township, contain-
ing 100 acres of choice land. This
farm is only 1 1-2 miles from Exeter
is in good state of cultivation, well
fenced and drained and very fertile.
On the •remises is a comfortable
brick house, frame barns. and .good
bearing orchard. 'There is also about
7 acres of hard wood bush, contain-
ing valuable timber. The property
is convenient to market, churches
and schools.
TE:RM$.-Ten per cent of pur-
chase money on (Lay of sale. The
payment of the balance will be are
range:I with purchaser.
For conditions of sale and partic-
ulars apply to 101(N GILL, Auct.
GLAf)MAN & STANBURY, Exeter,
Onf., Soliri,ors for Executors.
el,,rrll _Viet, 11th:,.
Railway System
Special one Wa'J Excursions
From Exeter
TI)
13'11 I \1 r
, r.n $34.75
HOARD OF TRADE,
A special meeting of the board of
trade w•as held last Thursday even-
ing dor the •transaction of special
business. It was proposed that a
meeting .in furthura.nce of the in-
terests of 4 he proposed railroad be
held in the Town }tall, Monday,
April 3rd, at 3 o'clock p. in. and
that t he Councils of Stephen and
Usborne, and delegates from Credi-
ton, Winchelsea, Elimville (end Kirk -
ton be invited to attend. The three
schemes outlined by Wootin & Son
to unite the knitting and woollen
interests into a joint stock company
with the aid of a loan of not more
than $3,000, under the condition.:
suggested in their report, received
the preference of .the board. The
next sweeting of the board will be
the annual meeting.
This firm having 1:0111- years ego
abandoned formal opening days make
no special display but herein will be
found all the latest reproductions of
t le 'millinery art, and a visit to
th • stere of this %sell -known dry
goods house will amply repay the
most fastidious. The hats of famous
ntilliaers have exact duplicates as
well an the wonderful adaptions of
the f on'e milliner. There is the
small hat and the large hat, the tur
ban, find the !tat banked high with
flowers at the hack and drooping
slightly over the face. The various
shades and colorings ere here dis-
played and there seems a hat for
everybody.
Market Report.-Ths following is
the report of Exeter markets, •vr•-
r cted up to March 30th. 1905.
Wheat 95c to :1.02 per bushel
Oats 36 to 37 cents per bushel
Barley 38 to 40c per bushel.
Peas 60 to 62 cents per bushel.
Bran $15 to $16 per ton.
Shorts $20 per ton.
Family Flour $2.85 per ewt.
WOMAN'S GREATEST ENEMY Feed Flour, $1.25 per cwt.
flutter 18 cents per. pound.
Eggs 14 cents per dozen.
Pork. live weight. $5.65 per cwt.
Pork. dressed, $7.50 per cwt.
Hay 7 to 8 per ton.
Potatoes $1 a bug.
l'SHORNE
On Monday afternoon as the 1 wo
little daughters of Mr. anti Mrs.
ing but temporary relief. One per- John Cann was playing around the
Ma of cotslig:alion is followed by an- ly'Ird. lit le Miss Stella met with a
other, and it's physic, physic, physic Painful accident. Another sister
year in and year out. till life becomes Rita, was drawing her around in a
a burden. cart when it upset throwing the lit -
There 49 now a sure cure for this t 11: one out, breaking her left arm
condition and a cure that does 1:ot above the elbow. The injured mem-
have to be repeated. It i•s Dr. Lcun_ ber teas ntlendcd to by Dr. Ilrown-
hardt's Anti -fill. inti and the ,child is getting along
Or. Lconbardt, of Lincoln, Neb. i. »'cel).•
the author of this prescription. tier T
used it for years with wonderful su- Mr. H. Hooper hag returned home
tees in his own large practise as a froin Renault where he has been man -
remedy for dyspepsia, biliousness:,n,) ager in the gt'nersl stare of The R.
constipation. Pickard Co , for the Haat five years.
Many ladies who have suffered for Mr, Hooper has, during the pest
years are now enjoying good health twenty yearn been closely engaged in
and a i,erfect freedom from the old mercantile work, and now expecte to
constipation through the use of leave on a trip to the northwest conl-
Anti-Pill. lining business with pleasure. in re -
Mrs. Tabh,287 Emerald St. North, tiring from the Heneall store Mr,
Ilnmilton, Ont., says! Hooper bespeaks for his successors
('oloradn s tin s. Denver. "I am no longer troubled with con- Messrs Bandon k Cook the same
Helena, ButteKJ)nnt.. ()let/0
• 75 stipation. 1 cannot praise Anti-J'ilI liberal patronage accorded the late
too highly." • firm.
den, Salt. Lake ('its, (-rah. • A month's treatment for 50c. A11 -4,
Nelsen, Rossland, 13. ('., $40 25 druggists, or The Wilson-Fyle Co. I-'Oit AN IMPAIIIEU APPETITE:
lipoknne, Warh.... . .. • Limiters, Nilgera Falls, Ont. Sole Toss of appetite always results
Portland. Ore., Scat ti,',
Agents for Canada. from faulty digestion. All that is
Wash. Vancouver. Vile ,t1t\1 Itt ItEVI Lot First FOR
is a few doves of l 1 hnt Chamber
13. ('..... .... $42.75 F cone: -.;on 1'sbosne, loll needed
E3tomach and Liver Tablets.
acre,. They will invigorate the stomach,
Sun ¥tat1biren, (al.. ... $43 20 It�,s% all in grass, also store with Hay strengthen the digestion and give
I . O. in connection to II ha when
goods tire disposred of. 1 Ivive now you an appetite like a wolf, There
} roportionntely lnty rates 10 other on hand a quantity of clothing, con- Ili points sifting of reselTablets also act as t gentle laxative
y' aslo suits, over-
Tickets on Sale From MarchFor sale . • ill Exeter by \V. S. 1(ow-
cotts etc. which I .1m now offering ey. _
at cent. Good American oil 16 cents
1 St to May 16th, 1 005. _�__
t gi1 a i. 1'o much work fur nay �7Al�TOA=A..
Special Settlers 'Trains to am bomn•( to set out of the TM Kind You Hare Alsalt BOutht
Nor h West
t.tt-inc's'. Apply to 1,. McTAGl1:\RT. Esarstke
II > I' r►.. Bigaatare
Special train with Colonist Sleeper
will leave Toronto et 9 p .nt., every OUSE ANIS LOTS FOR BALE- of _ __
Tuesday during March :and April Iced brick louse and four lois A SAFF. COtiGll MEDICINE FOR
Manitoba Land North West. on Andrew street. All modern im' CHILDRENPassengers travelling a it flout Live provements. On the premises ie n --
Stock should take the Pacific Ex• new brick stable. Apply 4o THOS.In huyin(s a coughmedicinefor
press Leaving Throttle et 1.15 P. M. RUSSELL, EXETER.
tion, or nddroas .1. le, McDonald, Uis- H
............�..,.�.r-.-. �..,.a. w.••._••• q.,.,..childrennever be afraid to buy
Ask your stents for full infor►n:t- out*: ANI) LOT FOR SALE.- i. no danger from it and relict is
t rict f'•assenrer Agent, Toronto. frame house of sere n rc>Jms, chgain's Cough Remedy. There
with summer kitchen at teller!, nn always sure to follow. It is espee•
For tickets call on Carling street opposite the park, los tette w,aluahle for colds, croup and
.1. .1. KNIGHT. particulars apply In 0. K. Won n, whooping cough. For sale in Ex•
Depot ticket a;ent, Exeter. Exeter t tier by %V. S. Howey.
Constipation the Cause of most
Women's Troubles -An easy way
to Permanently Cure this i'ainful
Condition.
There are few women indeed who 1
do not suffer with chronic consti-
pation. Nearly all are slaves to
some kind of medicine to correct
this trouble, and yet they get noth-
L
To Cure a Cold in One Day marelleva_ cram:
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. �' �4 • ser
Seven Minton loxes sold in post 12 months. This Pres /Yale -
'I he meeting tot tt utucn :uta girl..
held by Mrs. Mo\air Tuesday after-
noon at 3 p. au. was a eery blessed
and inspiring one. The address on
"desire, the ntuue high over all"
touched till hearts, Mi t. McNair
sass.: a beautiful solo entitled "The
Ileloved." She vv ill addre ss the W.
M. S. Auxiliary o fthe church this
tt eek.
At a htii 1uct of t 1, • Stet 'waist
Social Union, Rev. Dr. I'ot Is, Edu-
cational Secretary, made to i111port-
:int announcement that the Victoria
College endowment fund would he
increased from $500,000 to $850,000
Several subscriptions I tit nlrcul:
been received.
A GUARANTEED CUItE FOR
PILES
Itching, Blind, I3leeding or pro-
f ruling, Piles. Druggists refund
money if Pazo Ointment f ails to
any case, no matter of how long
standing in 6 to 14 days. First ap-
plication gives ease and rest. 50c. It
your druggist hasn't it send 50o in
stamps and it a. ill be forwarded post
paid by Paris Medicine Co., St. Louis,
Mo.
Communication
fele,' r S Times: -From 7.75 to S13
I. Sir. -1 -I have been sick with
Curtain Department
Curtain News cannot come too soon. It cannot come too
o ften. In our weekly store netts it is our aim to interest, to advise
to please.
We Want Your Opinion on our Lace Curtains
Take a long look through our Big Range from
25 cents a pair to $7.oO.
10 PER CENT. OFF these prices FOR CASH
Men's Rain Coats
The Very best Vulcanized goods in the country, sewn xtith silk
I and linen thread, scams bound, lined with Italian lining. Just see
our Rain Coats for men.
r1,.-umatism for three weeks there-
for.. ,have not been able to follow
my course. Well, on being notified
of the Council's intention of puling
down n cement walk along the front
of any lots, I did not make any ap-
peal .against their agoing so on the
cocain ions eel fort 11 in t be not ice.
Mat r
is�r c 40 e cent.basis
► itper ).tats
1
I ;lid not wish 4o frustrate t heir
II.•si;n in coming to the corner, al-
though tt he walk in front of my
place would have done 3 or 4 years
longer with little repair. Now be-
fore the work began Iwent t o the
Council with two requests. First I
said. 'Novt• gen1lemen,ns 1 have to
pay -10 per cont. of the new•walk I
think it would be only fair that 1
should h:tvzi 40 per cent of 1 he. old
plank, they solid no." That was drop-
ped without met her word. Next I
sail I want 40 .pay my 40 per cent.
as %aeon as 4h:' work is completed,
They said you can. 1 tvanted to pay
it for I did not like the idea of my
place :being under inortgage for telt
years for a side -walk. • Flom that
time to 4 he 14th October things
moved along* quite smoothly, the
work being done,the contractor gone
I Inade enquiry for my hill, the
Reeve d.old me it wasn't quite ready
yet, but soon after, i was going
down tttreet, I saw .t he Reeve and
Clerk about the Benue time, both told
me that my account was ready, I
asked where will I get it, they said
at Mr. Dickson's office. so I went
right up. Mr. Dickson was t her: anti
received ane very kindly, and pre-
sented the hill, his figures on the
cement walk sPlerer. were near cor-
rect, but 4 h cltargn on the expenses
looked very big, I said surely the
expenst's ar'nt that much, ire said oh
yesl oh yes! that's right, and Mr.
C. came forward and said the same,
Well on their word I went tient to
the, treasurer nerd paid it, believing
at the same time that if there was
a :mistake it would be made right
without any bother. Well, after I
paid it and went home, I began t o
think it over, the more I looked at
it !the snore ridiculous it looked. and
by investigation I found I had been
charged double of whet I should
have been. I lost no time before no-
tifying the Council of the error, but
got no reply, but saw on the Coun-
cil minutes received and put on file
Nov.• 1 had no doubt but I wag do-
ing what any honest person would
de under the same circumstances.
11 reminds me of an incident that
happened good many years ago, u
dear little boy about three or four
years old wandered off a few rods
from the door step. It was a waren
summer slay and in a hollow `log be-
side a stump he sew a nest of
snakes. 1(e thoight they were pretty
things ; ..Jin had n short stick in his
hand, and Ire gave thein a touch up
now and ngnin, and they would txtist
and twine around each other, and
he .was delighted with t heir grand
appearance, but 4 he dear lit 1 Ie fel-
low didn't know that there was poi-
son in their anouthe Now i say
when I notified the Council 11131 the
account was not correct, I say 1
win just os innocent as that child,
14Iv:melt that t he Council woe corn-
' posed of honorable mien and hadn't
• the least suspicion t lsa 1 there were
Itwis(era among •them. Then they
`ey too, that the amount is so small.
1 say it's just 1110 right size to
prove men's integriry. f will let
the Bible answer, he that is unjui't
in 4h:1t which is tenet is also unjust
in that which is much. Now we are
nt 1he stage this thing should have
been settled, that is, the Council of
1903, after being notified 1 wice. were
responsible and verily remiss in not
fulfilling •n duty se incumbent, but
it apps, re 4 ha t t his Council was on-
ly a nominal one, for two of its
foremost members told Inc that they
paid for their figuring and think-
ing. iso according to that the Coun-
cil WAS run by hirelings, the Bible
says that at hiroline caret la not for
the sheep. Now Mr. Editor 1 visit
eel the Council chamber once more,
this gime the iteeve invited rue. As
:s matter of course he gave me a
nice tlittlt' drilling, and then made
a mournful confession. He said "we
can't 410 anything, go to Mr. I. ck•
ston. That opened my eyes to the
whole situation. Iiere were five men
tt•bo were elected by 1 he rat epay-
ers to transact the business of the
corporation, and these mime men of •
feted (themselves of c.enrlidatr. for
the office. They were not ',reefed in
and gcet they acted like children
playing glide -and -go -seek, for when
i .applied to 4 h Council, they said,
to Ito the solicitor, Mr. Dickson. ,and
when 1 saw Mr. T)ickson, he aaid 1
am not responsible for the Council's
ttoings,"go and sue them," rind nt the
Pante eine., as far as i can learn, 11e
watt the man that drew up the By-
law end ale° the notice which T
Rare 4n my rest Teter, but they
moneyed by each party shifting
their rresponsibility on 8o the other,
for t here w -as only :!bout t wo
months 10 run 40 .)1• end of the
year, end they got out of the re -
10 per cent off these prices for CASH
Men's Waterproof Coats
JobLines e 2
$7.00 Man's Waterproof Coat, for $5.00
This is a Bargain if we have one to fit you. The seams are
sewn and gulmanized, every scant covered. They are made by the
Premier Manufacturing Co. Only $5 00
$10 Man's Waterproof Coat for $8.00
The Premier Manufacturing Co's Best Coat, perk( t seams
perfect sowings, perfect gumming. On'y a fete left at only $4.00
10 per cent. of these prices for CASH
Don't forget us in Dress Goods, especially whites, creams
and blacks from 25c a yard to $i . 50. We have the late colors,
makes and nobby goods,
Don' forget our to per cent. discount
Poplestone & Gardiner
oovered with foliage, very green, but
on close examination you could find
nothing but leaves, .theme was ryot
any fruit 4o be found and the place
they got landed teas very sanely soil
and on this s.1,nd they t rigid to buil l
a wall of defence, and the best ma-
terial tthey had to build with was,
why bad'nt you appealed to the
Court of Revision. With t his poor
material built on nand it keeps fal-
ling down. In my next I shall deal
with 'the council of 1904.
R. BLATCIIFORD.
Woman's Kidney Troubles
Lydia E. Pinliham's Vegetable Compound is Espor
cially Successful In Curing This Fate
Disease.
Of all the diseases known. with Mrs. Samuel Frako, of Prospect
which women are afflicted, kidney dis- Plains, N. J., writes :
case is the most fatal. In fact, unless
early and correct treatment is applied,
the weary patient seldom survives.
Being fully aware of this, Mrs. Pink -
ham, early in her career, gave exhaust-
ive study to the subject, and in pro-
ducing her great remedy for woman's
ills- Lydia E. I'inkham's Vegetable
Compound--- was careful to see that it
contained the correct combination of
herbs which was sure to control that
fatal disease, woman's kidney troubles.
The Vegetable Compound acts in har-
mony with the laws that govern the
entire female system, and while there
are many so called remedies for kidney
troubles, Lydia E. ('inkham's \'egtc-
table Compound is the only one espe-
cially prepared for women, and thou-
sands have been cured of serious kidney
derangements by it. Derangements of
the feminine organs quickly affect the
kidneys, and when a woman has such
symptoms as pain or weight in the
loins, backache, bearing down pains.
urine too frequent, scanty or high col-
ored, producing scalding or burning,
or deposits like brick dust in it: un-
usual thirst. swelling of heuds and fept,
swelling under the eyes or sharp pains
in the back running down the inside
of her groin, she may be sure her kid-
neys are affected and should lose no
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:-
I cannot thank you enough for what Lydia
E. Pinkhanes Vegetable Compound has door
for me. {Leben 1 first wrote to you I bad suf-
fered for years with what the doctor called
kidney trouble and congestion of the womb.
Myback ached dreadfully all the time, and I
suered .n with that hearing -down feeling I
could hardly walk across the Toone I did not
get any better, to decided to stop doctoring
with my physician and take Lydia E.Pink-
ham's Vegetable Compound and I am thank-
ful to say it has entirely cured mo. I do all
my own work, have no morn backache and
all the loot symptoms have disappeared.
i cannot praise your medicine enough, and
would tuft 1'.' all women suffering with kidney
trouble to try it
Mrs. J. W. Lang. of 626 Third Ave-
nue, New York, writes:
Dear Mre 1'inkbane-
i have been a great sufferer with
trouble. My bark ached all the time=
wa+ dfu ouraged 1 heard that Lydia E.
Pinkhanes V.1044046 Compound would rues
kidney lir-ase, and i began to take it; and It
has cured me when everything else had felled.
1 have recommended it to lots of people and
they all praise it very highly.
Mrs. Plnkham's Standing In-
vitation.
Women suffering from kidney
trouble:. or any form of female weak•
nets are invited to promptly communi-
cate with Mrs i'inkham, at Lyng,
time in combating the disease with Mass. Out of the great volume of et•
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Coin- perience which she has to draw from,
pound, the woman's remedy for wo a in more than likely she has the very
man's ills. knowledge that will help your Cagf.
The following letters show how icer advice is free and always he p-
marfelously successful it is. ful.
r1c11 leokine well and flourishin':. II,ydd jE, Pink•a Ve etable Cs dt a W a's be* hr KMIm's a p,