Exeter Times, 1905-04-20, Page 4EE
I%ru'sGomaonoa
[,Xtrd6t or
Sarsaparilla
THE EXETER TIMES, APRIL 20th 1908.
This preparation is purely
Vegetable and an excellent
remedy for all diseases of the
akin and blood an(1 for gen-
eral debility.
It enriches and vitalizes the
blood. It renovates the
whole system. and rostores
vigor and healthy action to
every organ.
For Sale Only at
Brownings
Drug Store
The Exeter Times
• CALENDAR FOR APRIL, 1905
e t MAT 2 0 16 23 30
NONDAT 3 10 17 24
ThRSDAY 4 11 18 26
WEDNesoAY.. , 5 12 19 26
TEv1ts1.sy( 13 20 27
FRIDAY 7 14 21 28
BATCsnAY 1 8 15 22 20
THURSDAY, At'_?iL 20th, 191x5
ItOW Sllt WILFRTD MAKES A
FOOTBALT. OFTIRE WEST._
For years Sir Wilfrid Laurier has
used his compatriots in the West ne
n political football. There can be
o doubtthat he was privy to the
0giaation of Mr. Greenway taking
tray their schaal privileges. Ccr-
(tinly, the Toronto Mail remark=,
t#i0 campaigned nJainst any conces•
ions to his coreligiotllst.+ when they
complained that they had a
ricvance.
There was obviously n purpose in
11 these operation". Sir. Wilfrid is
ft: born intriguer. He wanted to in-
rigue himself into office, and vas
t above exploiting hlt own people
n order that he might succeed. At-
er ho lied satisfied hie ambition, the
question of settling 1 he • difficulty
which he had provoked came up.
Then he made a compromise, which
r. rennrte,l in i 1..• ('*,- 1.u1 -water-
tie "a settlement," and to (be
ope as an arrangement which was
ar from being a settlement, but
►Lich might be viewed as ".l begin -
r et justice.' The report to Itis
/less implied that something
ore would be done. A further in-
letalmenl of justice woe plainly pro -
ionised. Sir Wilfrid has been trying
Co early out )tis bargain with the
V tics 1 and,
t at 1 t , as we have recently
Iscovcred, has use'1 coercive meth-
ods. ile• has repressed Manitoba
nd it ie plain from the interview
Q[ Attcincy-General Campbell that
i'ap•a! delegate understands that
tie liar refused t, extend the pro -
e inciil boundaries as a punishment
1.0 th•cl province for Icgislatins for
itsi11. Thc Manitoba ministers have
treason to believe t bit while Sir Wit -
grid 1113 been e'ndeevoring to gel
them io change the school law, he
Ilan arranged with their opponents
khat 11 they would snake concessions
the Lii,erak would campaign Mani•
thief against them and (urn tliem
out of offi:e for their generosity.
%Vil.t Sir tVilfrid wlnis more than
r.ny concession to his Catholic
'friends k :I politico1 advantage, and
it is suspected that, as he attacked
Sir Chance Tupper for ttyitg to
heft( the minority. so he would turn
urea Ile Government of Manitoba
it it sought to do the same thing.
Ina word. Sir Wilfrid is so distrust-
ed, and 1+ known to be so insincere
end i tireli title, that tiny proposition
le: utak(• ie believe,' t a be touted.
Ayer's
You know the medicine that
makes pure, rich blood --
Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Your
mother, grandmother, all ycur
tolls, used it. They trusted
Sarsaparilla
it. Their doctors trusted it.
Your doctor trusts it. Then
trust it yourself. There is
health and strength in it.
.t sneered terribly from to ttle.te t 6,1
VON t,!ood, 1 round no re"et un: 1 1
A,.r a Sarsaparilla. goYr b,l;ue. perms
sem., cured too"
Nue P. e. hate 1;'
for ..,11 'tam:
ich Blood
• PIlle aro gently laxativo.
greatly ald the Sarsaparilla.
.5011 U U
-S. Stint ,ke ha; retuuwed lic ol'l
bailer fruit the will 1% /licit had be-
come unfit fur further service end
placed c.ne lately purchaee•d from .1.
X. Howard, in its stead.
-Mr. James Carraek i.4 t•ufferina
from a severe cold.
-Mr. John Isaac and fatuity, who
have been residents of this plac3 for
the past six mon`hs, left on Monday
to vi. -.it friends in Colorado. from
there !1r. 1aa-ie hitt proceed to
Washington to attend Conference
in connection with 111e R. 1►. A.
n h.
ch rc.
N. 6 STEPIIEN SCIIOOL REPORT.
The test examinations of the Hr.
Ith gave the following results; -
Laura ltatz, 8'J per cent. ; elennie
McCann 69 1-4: Rubt. Henderson, 69 ;
Edna l''inkbeiner, 68: Dora Kraft, 65;
The promotions are as follows;
From Sr. 3rd to Jr. 4th; - Milton
Raiz. 69 per cent ; Lavine llcnofer,
62: Jacob Querin, 5.4.
From Jr. 3rd to Sr. 3rd. - harry
Yearley, 64.
From Sr. and to Jr. 3rd.- Charlie
Regier, 73 per cent ; John Hart-
man, 61; Henry Wild, 60.
From Jr. 2nd to Sr. 2nd. - Emma
Cunningham, 73 per cent ; tlazaie
Ilcnofer, 68; Torn Yearley, 65 1-2;
Edna Witzel, 52:
From Pt. 2nd Sr., to Jr. 2nd. -
Ella Wilhelm. Flossie Hartman,
Joseph Regier, Albert Chapman.
O. M. TURNER, Teacher.
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR
PILES
Itching, Blind, Bleeding or • pro-
truding. Piles. Druggists refund
money If Ptzo Ointment fails to
any case, no matter of how long
standing in 6 to 14 days. First ap-
plication gives ease and rest. 50c. If
your druggist hasn't it send 500 in
stamps and it will be forwarded post
paid by Paris Medicine Co., St. Louis,
Mo.
TITE TONIC OF HEALTH
Must be more than a stimulant -
must be n food as well. There is
one medicine that is both food and
a tonic, -it aids digestion, promotes
assimilation, converts food into
nutriment, that builds up nerves,
brain and bone. That tonic is Fer•
rozone which contains exactly what
a run-down system needs. Ferro-
rozone supplies oxygen to purify the
blood, phosphorous to develop the
brain, iron to harden the muscles.
wonder it makes such vigorous men
and women. You'll eat, sleep. think
and feel better by using Ferrozona;
try it -now. Fifty cents buys a box
of fifty chocolate coated Ferrozone
tablets, at all dealers.
NOTE AND COMMENT
James Baird, of Pitot Mound,,
Man., was nominated by the Liberals
to contest Mountain against D. A.
McIntyre, Conservative.
Winnipeg, April 17. -The Carberry
News (Liberal). seys it i3 reported
that Hon. Clifford Siftou will take
the leadership of the to=a1 Liberal
party.
Mr. Fitzpatrick's bill "an act for
tba rnl:tet of t2l .,d T: •, ntnn r,l'N;3
a member of the House of Commons
sets forth that on February 4th,1903
Mr. Lewis became security in $400
for Thomas Gundry, mail contrac•
tor in Goderich, but was not inter-
ested in the contract, and on Janu-
nary llth, 1905 was released from
his bond. Therefore for the quieting
q
double, it enacted
of Laubt that he oe
exonerated from all liabilities for
having sat as member for West Hu-
ron.
WHEN SF.VE\I
DIEM DIE
You know at least one of thew
had consumption. At first it was
only catarrh -but it was neglected.
When "Catarrhozone" cures so
,quickly it's foolish to suffer -it's a
shame to keep on snifteling and
hawking. Catarrbozone goes direct
to the cause of the disease, -that'+
why it's so dead certain to cure.
It stops ,the cough, prevents that
disgusting discharge, clears phle;m
out of the throat in five minutes.
Very pleasant and safe too; get
Catarrhozone frons your druggist
to -day.
Fire broke out in t he Art hur
House stables, \Vallaceburg, at an
Catty hour 'Tuesday morning, %vhich
burned the hotel and 1111 adjoining
building occupied by Mr. Evans as
a restaurant and bakery. Some
demise was done to the Stonehouse
hlcck across the street, occupied by
1'. W. Jeffs, druggist and others.
A brick melding on the .east side
of the fire owned by Fin MlcItae as
Ipatoor shop and residency, is con-
siderably datnaged The Toss on
hotel and barns iS total, partly cov-
ered by insurance. A Horse and cow
eet•e burned in the earns.
i1IiEUMATIC i'AiNS QUICKLY
RELIEVED
The excruciating pains character-
istic of rheumatism and sciatica are
quickly relieved sky applying Cham-
berlain's Pain IBalnt. The great pain
relieving power of the liniment hes
been ,the surprise
and delight
of
thousandsf sufferer,. The quick
relief front pain which it affords is
alone worth many times its cost. For
sale in Exeter by W. S. Ilowcy.
BORN
\1'l1ITE - At Datticford, Rask.,
April 18. Mr. and Mrs. E. II. White
of a son.
MARRIED
ItOSBF.NDERRY - TAYLOR - At
t he home of t lie bride's parent s.
Sauble line, liay, :Miss Myrtle, dau•
Otter of Mr. and Mrs. Robt.'fey •
lor, to Mr. Druce Ilomsenberry, of
Grand Bend.
DIED
ROWE -In Itay on Friday, April 11
Florence Balkwell, beloved wife of
John Rowe, aged 42 years and 2
months.
('its'NICAN - in London, on April
11111, 1905.. Mary Jane Crunican,
rcliat of the late alichacl Cruni-
Can.
WARREN - in Denver. Col., on Ap-
91h, 1905, Hannah Blot chford,bc•
loved wife of Mr. A. E. Warren,
aged 42 years.
MACK - At Carberry, Man.. April
9th. John Mick, formerly of lien -
'ill, and brother of David Mack.
1' \ctcr.
IIF.N'JALL
O. J. Sutherland, Notary Public), Conveyan
ver, Comatialeuer, Fire Insurance Agent. and
Insurer or Marriage Lioenses. Legal documents
caretuuy drawn at reasonable rates. Mone
to loan on real estate at low rate.+ of interest.
(Mira at the Port OMNI Heasall
- all. T. J. Merry 11as disposed of
the tech kitawu Stallion, Lord Sharp,
to Mr. George Coward, of near Exe-
ter. Lord Sharp is a fine type o[
the horse lli:it loaves th emost pro-
fitable colts. Ile weighs close on to
1.900 Ibi. and has as much quality as
u,y burse in the country.
-Spring work %vitt* toe f.u'wers
i' Hary the order of the day.
-Mr. Leslie Cahill is here this
week visiting a Ibis home.
- The foot ball team of this village
had :t match on Tuesday afternoon
het with the juniors of n school in
Tuckeretuith, of which Mr. Samuel
Coulter, of this village, i4 a leacher.
The game resulted in a tie.
-Mrs. Smith, ,of the manse, has
been at Lucian during the past week
owing to the serious illness of her
mother, Mrs. liossack, whoa° life for
a time wax, (lcspared of, but who,
we are now pleased to tray, bas ex•
11(1i(-nctd a change for the better
end ie improving nicely.
-The relatives and friends of Mr.
Robert Moir, one of our most re•
spected residents, and who has now
been an invalid for a number
of years. will regret to learn that
he has been very seriously ill during
the past week or t wo.
-Mr. and Mrs. Clifton, who have
been residents of our village during
the past year have returned to Lon-
don.
-Mr. George Walker, spent Sun-
day last here with his wife, who has
been here visiting he: mother, Mrs.
Stnallacombe.
-Mr. W. J. Miller, carriage ivaker
returned home from Ilia west last
week.
- Miss forte, of Lucan, spent sev-
eral days at the manse last week.
-alt.. and Mrs. James McMartin,
of London, visited Mrs. McMartin's
tome,
-\\'e are pleased to see Mr. B.
IIoggart1 on our street' axain
after his very serious illness.
-Mrs. 5IcArter, of Brussels, is
visiting her father, Mr. Robert Moir
who is seriously ill.
-The friends of Mr. Walter Lan-
caster will regret to learn that he
was obliged to return to St. Joseph's
hospital, London, recently, and will
hope for his recovery.
Death of John Mack ;-Word was
received here last week of the death
on April 9th of John Mack, of Car-
berry, Man., formerly of Hensel', and
brother of Mr. David Mack, of Exe-
ter. Mr. Mack was married to n
Miss Silk, of Zurich, over 30 years
ago and moved to the North -weft,
settling near Carberry, where he
successfully farmed 1,200 acres of
land. Ile leaves to mourn his lose
a loving wife and nine children,
seven sons and two daughters. The
bereaved family has the sympathy of
their many friends in Ontario.
BAY FIELD
_Wm. and Alex. Ferguson, Harry
Falconer and John Bailey, who have
spent the winter at home have gone
to resume their natio., seals's.
-Miss McDonald, of Goderich, bas
been the guest of Miss Fer;uson.
- Miss Nellie Martin has returned
from a visit with friends at Porter's
Hill.
-Alex. Martin, of Toronto, is the
guest of Mrs. Peter Campbell.
-The merchants here resume th
early closing on Tuesday, May 2nd.
will They 1, , ► t close the same evenings as
last year, Tuesday and Thursday, nt
6 p. m.
-Mr. and Mrs. Sanderson, t% ho
have had a severe attack of la
ri ,�
are p(., . rc now rccovcrin
3
-Dr. Atkinson's family are East-
er holidaying here. They expect to
return to Detroit and retrain for a
few weeks and then return to hay-
field for the summer months.
-Mr. Green gave :, splendid :aJ•
olreea al the Epworth League Ser-
vice, last Sunday evening. Isis sub•
ject was "The Christian in Public
Life" Everybody was pleased with
his magnificient effort.
-Mr. Arthur Beale, M. A., gradu-
ate of Kingston University, and who
spent some years as a missionary in
Japan, will occupy the pulpit in the
Methodist church, next Sunday even-
ing. He will Jive an address on
"Personal Purity" which work
he has been lecturing on for some
yetr.a past.
-Rev. Itoht. Forbes, 1) .D., assis-
tant corresponding secretary of
the Ilolyd of Extension Fund of the
%lethtxliel Episcopal Church in the
United Slater:, and who now resides
in Philadelphia, paid a flying visit to
some alit friends in this vicinity list
week. In Lis ca-ly days 1)r. Forbes
Wa4 eng•laed �+ a clerk in Mr.
Itouticdgc's stare. Ile finds
n
►nerk(•d change since ht•ina here
forty-two years ago. He called at
the Methodist parsonage to Ree the
Pastor who drove hint to one of the
League services in the country. The
League was favored with one of the
moat eloquent and remarkable lec-
i urea ever given in 1 his community.
Ilk terse sayings, 1hrillinz descrip-
tion.' and strong spiritual truths
will never b0for
forgottennby t ho,
e
who
listened tc hint. Dr. Tarbes left on
Saturdey ,Horning for Toronto,
where he occupied t we of the lead-
ing pulpits (.n Sun,' ,y.
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 testimonials of rentdrka►le curer
•cud for Book on Kidneys. No. 8.
C. 1. Hood Co.. Lowell, Hasa
D ASII W OO D l SHARON
-Miss Pearl Kestle returned home
last week after two months pleas-
antly spent with friend,' at Wood-
stock and London.
-Mrs. William Morlock t. con•
fined, to her room through illneee.
also Mrs. Siete l[rokcnshire is very
ill of pneumouia. Their many
friend, hope for their speedy recov-
ery.
-51r, Albert Whittaker, who has
been living with bir, Silas Broken -
shire for a number of years has hir-
ed with Mr. Welsh, of Usborne for
the coining summer and left for
for that place last week.
- Mr. William Hoskin, of Exeter,
spent Friday last with Mr. and Mrs.
M. Amy.
- Misses Della Amy and Pearl
Kestle were out missionary collect-
ing on Thursday last.
-Mr. and Mrs. M. Amy visited
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Sheldon, on Sun-
dry last.
-Professor Inrush, the hors edu•
calor, gave an exhibition and lecture
in Mr. Thomas J. Amy's barn lest
Saturday evening. Quite a number
attended.
-Mr. James Harvey, who has been
spending the winter with his daulh•
ter, Mrs, Albert Brown, left for Exe•
ter lastweek to s nd a few
months at: the Mansion
House.
-511'. Thomas Amy, Sr., is again
laid up with the grippe. This is the
third attack Mr. Amy has had this
winter. His many friends hope to
soon see him out again.
-The people of this vicinity were
terribly surprised on friday last,
to hear of the death of a former re•
sident of this place in the person of
Mrs. John Rowe. Deceased hid
been ill but a few days with pneu-
monia. Thal disease did its work so
swiftly that few in the neighbor•
hood knew she was ill until with
awful suddenness her death was an-
nounced. She will be missed in the
home, and by her many friends.
The sympathy of a host of friends
go out to the sorrowing- husband and
three sons in this sad hour of be-
reavement. A large number from
here nttended the funeral on Sun-
day.
The reaeouou save money 1.y amine
11OL1.1'H 0011 PASTE I'AINT Is plain.
1 gallon Pal.te... • .. S•a ices
l gallon oil 7a
Total...... . ..42 75
112.75 for two gallons of paint or 111.. t per
gallon. Other makes of paint charge you the
-awe price for the oil as the paint. W'e guar•
antro it to equal in quality and covering capa-
city any 41.75 per gotten ready mixed paint
on the market. F. P. I AL'1.1\, Hardware.
Stoves, Tinware, Etc.
-Last Sundae 11.I, confirmation
service i ' the Lutherchurch.
There were about twenty confirmed.
- Andrew Musser and Wm. Rhode
intend Ie:isi•Ig btord:l 11051 fur As-
siniboi:t, where they will work at
their carpenter trade during . the
summer.
- Miss Lydia Itannie, of Zurich,
visited friends here over Sunday.
- Rev. bir. Clemens, Pit. D. left
for Conference. Monday afternoon,
which will be held this year at El-
mira.
-E. P. Paulin is erecting a fence
and fixing up his lawn.
- Tile Young People's Alliance
have a specially prepared program
for Easter, which will be f:iwen Sun-
d•ly evening.
- Miss Axl, of Zurich, was visit-
ing friends in the village, Monday
last.
- bliss Katie Gresm:ut and bliss
Ethel Plummer left for Barnet, Mon-
day morning.
CREDITO\
TO INTENDING PURCHASERS 1
OF SEED. -Wo have for sale a stock
of specially selected Itcd Clover, Al-
sike, Timothy, Alfalfa, Kentucky
Blue Grass, Millett and Hungarian
seed which we offer at reasonable.
priors. We have the highest grades
obtainable. -C. 7,\VICKER, Merchant.
-Special Easter services will be
held in the Methodist church next
Sunday.
-Rev. G. 1). Damm left for Elmira
on Tuesday to attend the Confer-
ence of the Evangelical church.
-Mr. Thomas Morrow, of the
Merchant's Bank sang in .the Tri -
vitt Memorial church, Exeter, last
Sunday evening.
-Mr. Chas. Zwicker spent alai -
day in London, on busine3s.
- Our pleasure grounds have been
levelled by a traction engine and a
road scraper. The field is almost
finished and with a little rolling,
will bo fit for our boys.
- Mr. s'r
bi Caine.of 'll badhis
. Parkhill
then cat' an our citizens on Tuesday
collecting rads, scrap iron, etc.
- Prof. Jonee has been appointed
leader of our band. He is a good
musician, and we can expect great
things from our boys this summer.
The past week has been very cool.
Our people are again wearing their
overcoats and )iugginz the stove.
-Mr. Chris. Fahner has been tak-
ing orders for coal this week.
- Mrs. Gordon Wright, president
of the London Branch of the W.
M. S. and Mrs. Marshall, Dist. Or-
ganizer will deliver addresses in the
Methodist church on Thursday
evening, 20th inst., in behalf of the
Woman's Missionary Society. •
good attendance is expected.
-Tile Methodist Sabbath School
anniversary services will be held on
Easter Sunday and Monday, as on
former years. The services on Sab-
bath will 'oe in charge of Rev. Mr.
Godwin in the morning and after-
noon, and Rev. Dr. Hannon in the
evening. Collection at each service
in aid of the Sunday Sohool. On
Monda • ere r'
t Ina in addition n to
dltl
o the
excellent programme that is being
prepared by the school, bliss Mildred
Godwin, of Exeter, will read; Rev.
Mr. Currie, of Sarnia, will sing, and
Itev. Mr. Godwin will give an ad-
dress.
Doors will open p o'clock.
The concert will begin at 8 sharp.
Admission -Silver collection at the
door. All ire cordially invited.
F,LIMVILLE
The anniversary the Ladies' Aid
will be held on Sunday, April 23rd.
The Rev. Geo. Jewett, a former pas-
tor, will preach a. m. and p. m., and
on Monday evening following n sup•
per end programme will be Given.
The supper as usual will he first-
class, and the programme will be ex•
cellent.
-Miss Bertha Andrews and ,Hiss
Pearl Miners spent Sunday under
the parental roof.
-Mr. Itobt, Wilcox Inas accept•
ed a situation with Mr. Ira Andrews
Cromarty, to assist as clerk in the
st ore.
- Mr. John Piper spent Sunday
ender the patent 11 roof at Exeter
on Sunday last.
-itev. Kenner 'welched a very
pointed and practical sermon on
education and touched very forcib•
ly on the Autonomy Rill. The ser-
mon was very much appreciated by
those who heard it.
-Don't forget the special Easter
services on Sunday next, and the tea
on Monday night, a first-class time
im expected.
- The C. 0. C. F intend holding an
open meeting on Friday evening, and
%wislt every member to :,e present,
and to bring alonz (heir friends.
The Chief Councillor is promising
special 1 n
p ro�tromme for the occas-
hio11.
Et)EN
•
-Sir. Samuel iiicks on the and
concession of 1'shorne, sold a team
of heavy draught mare colts, risinx
three year old, sired by Derry
Down. The buyer war Mr. Thomas
Clark, Runsli ne. The price paid was
$350. They were a nicely matched
pair of rolls.
The fulletciIl r is the result of
proniotion exaluin thans held in K.
S. No. 1, 1'sborne, April 13 and 11 -
To jr. 4th., to pass 405 in Irks, Vel-
la Davis 587, Willie F,ssery 556, Ce•
cil Skinner 551, Vin; Kerslake 410:
to jr. 3rd, to pass 305 marks, Wil-
lis, \VMier 430, .ton Davie 397, An-
nie at4Curdy 391, Tltonlas Cnttem 37'
C,, May 361, heckle Colbert 360,
1, ekinncr 356, Lila Creighton 306
11-1'• t \Iny is alio been award'"
a 1. . •, not tacitly present for all 1 h:
cx:uuination.-11. A. Davi.lson, Tea
cher.
04kAP RICA..
Bean the C��M 1,^d Yrs Nat! Aha 50414
B:gnat�re
of•
GOSIIEN LINE, STEPIIEN.
-Mr. Samuel Henderson is very
busy these days painting Mr. Sam-
uel Beavers new residence.
-Miss ('earl Wilson, of McGilli-
vray, is visiting friends on this line.
- Miss Florence and Arthur Glan-
ville visited t heir brother, Mr. Ly-
man Glanville, on this line, on Tues-
day evening last.
- Quite n number of ladies of this
line played a friendly game of hase-
hall on the lawn ot Mr. 'T. J. Hend-
erson, on \Vednesday evening Last,
all report a good time.
-Mr. Israel Green has enga;ed
with Mr. William Yearley for the
summer months.
-Most of the farmers around here
are busy putting in their sprin;
clop.
USDORNE
'taffy full. - bliss Eunice Ker -
nick invited some thirty boys and
girls of S. S. No. 5, Usbornc, along
with others from Exeter, and S. S.
No. 1, to a taffy pull in the bush,
last Saturday afternoon. Although
the weather was notnewhat incle-
ment the boys and girls enjoyed
themselves playing hall, runnin; rac-
es and pulling Iu;s of war. Mr.
Kernick, who attended to the mak-
ing of the lefty showed himself on
expert at that business. About the
middle of the afternoon Mrs. Ker•
nick drove to the bush and treated
the large crowd to n splendidly
prepared lunch. The taffy being
ready about 5 o'clock the large
girls lulled '1
1 Into ton bars, after
1 3
which it was cut into pieces anti
distributed and soon all were enjoy-
ing the treat of the day. After the
taffy was eaten several tugs of war
took place the last of which was be-
tween the boys and girls, but the
herculean strength of the former
proved too touch for the latter. Af-
ter thanking Mr. and Mrs. Kernick
for their kindness in so loyally en-
tertaining (hem, ell repaired to their
homes as the six o'clock bell rang,
having spent n most enjoyable time.
The following atntistics are taken
from the assessment roll of the
township of trshornc ;-Total num•
ber of acres, 42,886; No. of acres
cleared, 38,599 ; ocres of woodland,
3, 609 ; acres of slash Land, 115 ; acres
of mann), marsh, and waste land,
626; value of property, 1,597,095;
value of buildings, 258,280: Iota!
amount of taxable real property,
1,855,375: business assessment 7005;
tote' assessment, 1,862,380; children
between 5 and 21 years 643: child-
ren between the age of 5 rind 16;
401; population 2120; male persons
from 21 to 60 years, 493; birlhedur-
ing the year, 25; deaths durinz the
year, 15; number of dogs, 312; num-
ber of bitches, 26; j,tal nmounl of
church and school property in the
township exempt front Iaxi' ion,
ta8195.00.-Wm. Miners, assessor.
AN AMF:ItIC:\N DISEASE
Some doctors go so far as to ,ay
That indigestion is the national dis-
ea80 of America. There is but ons
nel►o al remedy
for indigestion
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that remedy is Dr. Hamilton's fills
1lhiclt accelerate Ihe action of the
gastric ric •fl:%nets and give tone to the
digestive orzens. They slrenzl hen
the kidney's and liver, dense 1n 1
purify the blood end Ilium add ;gen-
eral tone to every organ of the body.
Flesh and strength ore fast restored
and the patient can est and digest
and food he pletses. Try Dr. If:nn-
ilton's ('ills yourself, -25c. per box
or five Lazes for e1•nn at r11 dealers.
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Worms ,Convulsions .Feverish-
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If you ever contracted any blood disease yon are never safe unless the virus or
poison has beta eradicated Iron the system. Nave you any of the followi:tg symp-
toms/ Sorethroat, ulcers on the tongueortothe month, hair falling out, aching
paths,Itchineeeef the skin, sores or lotches on the body eyes red and smart, dys-
peptic stomach, sexual weakness -Indications of the secondary stage. Doa't rule
your System with the old fogy treatment-mereary and potash -which only sups
pressesthesymptoms for aurae only to break gut 'tato when happy in domestic
Ilfe. Doa't let quacks exp. -anent on you. Our Mew Method
Treatment Issaaranteed to care you. Our guarantees are backed
by bank bonds, that the disease will never return. Thonsands of
patients have been already cured by our New Method Treatment
for over IO years. No names used without writte. consent.
Mr. E. A. C. writes: "Your remedies bare done me more good
than Hot Springs and all the doctors and medicines I bad pro-
vlouslytried. I have not felt any ot those pains or seen any
ulcers or blotches for over seven years and the outward symptoms
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has grown In fully again and lam married and happy."
CONSULTATION FRED. SOCKS FREE. WRITS FOR QUESTION BLANK
FOR NOW TRIA?MENT. CURES GUARANTIED Oil NO PAY. 25 YEARS 1N DETROIT.
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ZURICII of last week.
-Miss Laur.t Goetz, of Thisbe ood, -On Wednesday of last week a
was visiting friends in the village happy event took place nt the home
last week. of Mr. and Mrs. itobl, Taylor, of
-alias Lydia Koehler left on Sat- the (inutile line, when their third
urday for an cxtonde.t visit with eldest daughter, Miss Myrtle, was
friends 1n Scbringrilte and other united in marriage to Mr. ilruce
eastern points. iloascnberry. son of Mr. Hy. Bos-
-Mr. Abe Shctler left for flu[- senberry, of Grand Mend. The bap-
fato, N. Y., on Monday. where he will py youple left for a whorl wedding
remain with Ilii brother for n few trip.
weeks prior to leaving for Celifor- --�--
ni't• At a meeting of the License Com-
-Mr. Sol Hardy, and son, Earl, missioncrs for North Essex held Sat
of Exeter, were in the village bet urday, disposition was made of all
le�eek. Mr. %lardy has sold his but• applications for licenses in the rid
eller business in that place and bee ing. Nearly all npplicants for new
not decided what he will follow. licenses here refused outright, and
- Mr. Fred Kelbfleisch has pur- a large number of applications for
chased the 75 acre farm adjoining rt'newals trete similarly disposed of
this village, from Mr. (tarry Vol- Amongst the patter were a number
land, for the sum of $1000.00 Mr. who were sure of licenses. The conl-
Kalhflciach will gel possession on tuissioners are making the redu:•
the first day of October, 1005. tions because they feel 1 hat tht ro
-Messrs. Peter Lamont and ('11,1s. it an overabuntlanccr of licenses in
Fritz have purcheeed from .1. 1t* A. the district• and it is likely that
Ilawden. Exeter, the entire Shire many more will follow next year.
horse, "Naseby Grant," for which
they paid , handsome
figure. "Nate -
by Gran" is grey in color end has A •1V11F hI\,
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your trouble is deep seated'
a splendid act of legs and plenty To delay is dangerous. All the in -
of 'moiety. flanlmltion will be drawn out in one
- Mr. John Schuet t ler and trot her day by applying Nerviline. It pent, -
were in Waterloo for a few days tr:Iter through the ',ores of Ihe skin,
last week, where Mirs. Sahueltler reliever inherit/11160n and thus pre -
underwent treatment for her failing vents serious consequences. Fon
eyesight. sore throat, weak chest and tend-
-51r. sly. leriuskopf, of Dublin, cncy to colds, no prescription i
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and Mrs. F. Krauskopf and soil, of better then Poison's Nerviline. l o
near Dublin, s% IV) hive Leen visiting nearly fifty years it has been Can-
t-elalivcs in this iicinity, returned to ad is great household remedy. 25c.
their tr,pcctiwc homer on Monday Lav' 3 I,rlre bo1110.
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