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MIDICAL
JW. BROWNINU, M. D.. M. (`.i
. P. S., Graduate Vietutla Uni• ment.
iiessay. office and rebideuence. Domluloal
story. Exeter. TICEuIS IIEItEB1 GIVEN that
LDg
an application will be made to
the Legislative As.embly of the
Province of Ontario et the present
session e
) tier f
tot o for an 10l to tn-
corpot ate a Company to construct.
equip and operate :tn electric li to
of railway to run in and through
the City of Stratford in tho County
of Perth. and front t he said City
of Stratford in an& through the
D.A. ANDERSON, (0.0• 8• L•D'$ townships of Downie, Fullerton,
D1JNTIBT. Ilibt:ert and Itlanshard all in the
g��Oraduste oath. Toronto Culwersity s:.id County of Perth and the To''vn-
Royal college of Dental Surgeon 01 ships of Usborne and Stephen in the
with besets Alto Poet gr County of Huron and in and through
the Village of Exeter in the said
County of Huron to t he Village of
Grand Bend on Lako Huron, and al-
so frons the said City of Stratford
itt and through the townships of
North East hope and south Easthopc
and the Village of Shakespeare in
the County of Perth, and the Town -
Application to Parlia-
DENTAL
11. KINVMAN, L. D. 8. AND
DR. A. K. KINSMAN. L.
4.1PD. 8. D. D. 8., Hester Graduate
of Toronto University, Dentist.
Teeth eztsaeted without or
lad pule n.
.00'.aSea:ta �cs in F
bloock. West side of Main
Week' Keefer
u
School of Prosthetic Dentistry (with
Mkoedble mender'.
�v.��p known to the Dental Profeeden
se this office. Bridge work, crowns, al -
tun, gold and vulcanite plates all done in
neatest meaner possible. A perfect!,
less anaesthetic used for painless extrac-
one door eolith of Carling Drees store
luster, Ont
MONEY TO LOAN
We have unlimited private fuuds for Invest.
eat upon farm or village property a1 lower,
etas of interest.
D1uKSON & CARLING
Exeter.
rIONEY TO LOAN.
ash
We have a targe amount of private funds to
can on farm and village properties at lowratee
et Interest.
OLADMAN & STANBL'RY
Barristers Solicitor. Mals St. Exeter.
DICKSON
& CARLING,
ataa'Nster.. Bollcitors, Notaries, Convey _amours.
mm
OohwL:neve So or the Olson.
Bank. Etc.
ship of Wilmot in the County of
Waterloo to and in and through the
Village of New Homburg in the said
County of Waterloo with n branoh
line in and through the Towntip
of South East hope to the Village
of Tavistock in the said county of
Perth, with power ; (I) To make
payments in p:,id up stock or bonds
for rights of way, material plant,
rolling stock or services to the
Company, or in furthering the un-
dertaking : (2) to receive assistance
from Municipalities or individuate
by way of subsidies ,bonuses or oth-
erwise: (3) To manufaeturt', sell or
lease electricity or elect tic power to
any person or corporation or cor-
poration along the line of f ho rail-
way
to Lean at lowest Was of interest. for
or any of its branches, and (4)
for other proper anti necessary in -
OFFICE: -'•AIN BTKEET, EXETER. cidental 'bowers. Dited at Stratford
L.U. DIe=9olr this 23rd day of Marcie. A. D. 1905.
JAMES STEELE, Solicitor for the
Applicants.
N. a oatu.nre e. e.
The Osborne and Hibbert
Farmer's Mu cal Fire Incur- GRAND TRUNK
ante cwmpanu
Head Office, Farquhar, Ont.
DIRECTORS
President:—T. RYAN, DUI)LIN. P. 0.
Vice -Pres.: J. A. NoRRrs)
FARQUB A 1IP.O.
F. MORLEY, WIIALEN 1'. 0.
W.11. PASSMORE, CROMARTY 1'. O.
WM. ROY, BORNHOLM P. O.
J. L. RUSSELL, RUSSELDALE P. O.
AGENTS.
3. CARMICHAEL, STAFFA. ONT.
A. �D�rUNCAN FARQUHAR, ONT.
••
J. ILsoN, FULLARTON. ONT.
J. S. GILeereeAN, LV•CAN, ONT
Railway System
FOR T11F. \VEST
Otte way tickets at -low rates, ot►
sale daily until May 15th, to points
in Montana, Colorado, Utah, Oregan
Washington, British Coluruoia, and
California.
MT. CLEMENS MINERAL BATHS.
Thousands visit Mt. Clemens every
year for treatment of rheumatism.
digestive troubles, and nervous dis-
orders. Situated near Detroit. it is
quickly and comfortably reached by
the Grand Trunk.
THE ST. CATHARINES WELL
B. W. F. BEAVERS. The waters of this fimous well
Secy.-Treas. Farquhar. are a great specific for rheumatism
gout neuralgia, nervous prostration
and also serves as a splendid tonic.
Situated on direct line of the Grand
Trunk. eleven miles from Niagara
Falls.
Booklet giving inforntttion on ap-
plication to agent. or by addressing
J. D. McDonald, District Passenger
Agent. Toronto.
J. J. KNIGHT.
Depot tioket agent, Exeter.
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As the spring is coming on
• now gather up all your old
truck such as Rags, Rubbers,
Wool Pickings, horse Bair,
Old Rope, Bones, all kinds
of old Iron, Brass, Copper,
Lead and Zinc, and take
them down to
To Farmers and
the Public in
General
"JACKSON & SON
Main -St. Exeter.
One door south of the
Metropolitan Hotel. That's
where you will get the high-
est cash price for thein.
+++++++++++++++++++++++++
SHORTHORNS FOR SALE - The
A7 undersigned has for sale on
Lot 16. Con. 2, Ilay. it number of
up-to-date thoroughbred Shorthorn
bulls. They are of the low set
blocky type. dark red in color and of
rhoicc breeding. They are all ['W-
ille for registration, and will be sold
re ason thly. - John Elder, llensall
I'. 0.
FJIt SALE Olt TO RENT.- The
iroperty on Hinsley terrace,
Clinton, known as the Currie pro-
perty. and consisting of 8 acres of
1•nd, with eight -roomed house, is of -
fried for sale or to rent. All kinds
of bearing froot trees. Just the place
for a retired farmer or market gar-
den' r. Will be sold cheap or rent-
▪ ed oilleireaeonable terms. Fifteen or
ttvcntee. minutes walk front Clint on
post office. Apply to 1). N. l'rior,
Clinton.
F011 SALE.-itrsidcnre and 8 lel.
frith gond stable, everything in
Eood repair. Residence recently re-
painted ; also a first-class well good
orchard, and ornamental trees on
the premieres. The property must be
sold as the undersigned is leaving
town. For particulars and terms of
s;tle apply to it. 14. Lang, Exeter.
I•:.\('t11:TT. -- On Sunday, April 23,
to `.h. 11.1 \1►-. 111.!. h:terett,
Hensel, a daughter.
KYLE -- On 8aturdty April 15th,
!o Mt! end Mrs. Vermin Kyle,
t;rb,,rnc, a daughter.
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FAiM TO RENT Lot 22 First
concession i:sbolne. 100 acres,
now• all in grass, also store with Hay
P. O. in connection to lease when
goods are disposred of. I have now
un hand a quantity of clothing. con -
;bee int; ,.f ready -in t l • suits. over-
etcost. Golts etc. od Americanoil 16
am HOW
offering
cents
per gallon. To much work for my
age am hound to get out of the
business. Apply to L. McTAGGART,
Hay P. O..
JOSEPH WHITE
Licensed Auctioneer. Counties of
Perth Middlesex, Huron, Oxford
and Town of St. Marys.
Charges moderate. Orders left at
his residence, Queen St., Sl. Marys.
will be promptly al tended to. Phone
31 bis Rouse.
Special attention given to live
stock sales. Orders left rat '1'1e
Times .will be promplly attended to.
The lifeless body of Thomas We:►b
a catrac1ed well kto..n in i.ondon,
was found at an early hour, Thurs-
day morning in a shed in 1 he rear
of the Grand Cen4rat Itolel, corner
of tang and Itidout street s. Web;'s
death is supposed to have A,een caus-
ed by an overindulfrenct' in drink.
On Wednesday be w av under the in-
(luence of liquor, :.rad neeording 10
the proprietor of the Grand Cent-
ral, was, on more 1 h:,n one occasion
ejected from the hotel owing to his
condition. Webs :,1 7 o'clock in the
evening was still in en intoxicated
stale, and it is snpp:,it.I, that in-
stead of goine to Itis tome on Tham-
es street, he entered :, new mourner
kitchen at t rte (:rind Celli rel anal
lay dawn 10 sleep.
iiAVE YOU J'ILI,y
T)r. Leonh,nrdt's llem-Roil is an
internal itenedy tint int irely re-
moves t he cause of files, and cures
to stay cured any cave no flintier
how long standing.
If you have filee and i)r. tacon-
ite rdl'v llem-ltoid will not cure you
you got your money hick.
A thousand dollar guarantee ;nes
with every bottle of Hem -Reid sold.
1f you want a perfect and perman-
enteuro ask for Dr. Lconhardt's
item-itoid, the guaranteed remedy.
All llrugzists, $1.O0, nr The \Vil-
son-Fyto Co., Niagar, Falls, Ont.
General News
The hell Telephone Company has
offered Brantford $800 a year for
a three years' franchise..
The by-law for the erection of a
new totvn hall at Wroxeter carried
by over two to one.
11 there ever was a epecifio for
any one complaint then Carter's
�i The Ontare> Legisli tut. adjuui ta-
t d Thursday till Tuesday. May '_rad.
Joseph Jefferson, dean of the
American stage, who was ill for
some time passed away at his home
Palm Beach. Florida, Sunday even-
ing. Mr.Jcfferson was the most
noted actor of the present age, and
commanded t Le respect of all class-
es.
Beep your bowels regular by the
Little Live. Pills aro a specific for 1 use at>f Charuherl n's Stomach and
sick headache and every woman Liver Tablets. There is nothing bet •
should know this. Only one pill a ter. For sale in Exeter by W. S.
Howey.
The lifeless nody of Sydney \%-con, --�---
aged about 16 yearn, employed at the At the Conservative convention
McGregor, Gourley Cotttpeny's tae• held at Edmonton, with a large
tory Galt, was found Saturday number of delegates present, it was
rdecidedbt , , sc
nto
morning n the hoist. where a was not (i o It �'
„ 1 0 1oppose it. election of
caught under the chin in some un- Ilou. Frank 0!ivcr. Dominion Minist-
known and unaccountable manner, er (.f the Interior.
and could not exlric-,1e himself. No
one saw the occident. i/eceased was FOlt A %VEAle (DIGESTION
the eldest son of :,n Elt'dislt f unity No anedicin ecan replace fool but
recently n rrived there consisting of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weber and eleven Tablets will help you to digest your
children. food. It le not rho quantity of food
COLI) SETTLES AN THE ItACt' taken that gives strength and vigor
It ]tits people i a lender 'spot to the system, but the amount di -
and makes it mighty hard t brace gested and assimilated. if .troubled
up. Nerviline takes that kink out with a weak digestion, don't fail to
of your spinal column in short order give these tablets n trial. Thous -
it scathes, that's why relief conies ands drive been benefit ted their
so soon. Nerviline penetrates, use. They only cost a quarter. For
that's why it cures. Five times sale itt Exeter by W. 8. ILowey.
stronger than ordinary remedies,
can't fail to cure lame back,lun,- On 'fbursday night just beyond
bago, sciatica. and neuralgia. Ner- Oshawa Junction. George Brown,
viline is instant death to all muacu- aged 24, a convicted ourolar, while
lar Lain. For nearly fifty years it in charge of Governor W. J. Sparks.
has been the largest selling liniment of Sandwich jail, at a suggestion of
in Canada. Better try it. ono of a small party of other
passengers. dived through the open
chart Beal.' Hardware Company window at the train traversed a
Owen Sound, was completely des- down -grade at 20 miles an hour.
troycd Thursday morning at 4 His keeper, who is 62 years of age,
o'clock, together with the, contents; plunged through the window and
also the offices of Dr. Howey, and caught hint after a short chase.
the bicycle business of B. Greenwood
Both Dr. Howey and Mr. Green- CHAMBERLAIN'S COCA REMEDY
weal lost nearly everything. The TIIE BEST AND MOST
former had no insurance, and the POPULAR
Inticc carried only $500. Tho build- "Mothers buy it for croupy chil-
ing is situated in the le&r of the dren, railroad men buy i tfor severe
dose. Try them.
The iron warehouse of the Ilut-
hest business block in few
the wind been blowing :
whole block would have
troyed. Total likes shoal
partly ly insured.
anal bee coughs and elderly people buy it for
ali the la grippe" s iy Moore Bros., Eldon,
en den- Lowa. "\Vu cell more of Chanrber-
$C50,00u, lain's Cough Itemedy Own any other
• kind. It seems to have taken the
plot to kill the Czar anal his lead over several other good
A have brands." There •is no question but
kinsmenplc
been discovered among this medicine is eke best that can
the troops of the Imperial Guard. be procured for coughs and colds,
Many officers are involved, the very . whether it be o child or adult that
men upon whom the Imperial fami- .
ly depends for personal safety. Got- is afflicted. 1► always cures sad
cures quickly. Sold in Exeter by W.
et nor -General Trepoff's secret , S Howey
agents unearthed the plat, and ne-'
sert that several of the conspirators! Tito whereabouts of John Barri-
of noble 'birth, were in possession of son, formerly an Ailsa Craig farmer
large quantities of dynamite. The
• is c:atti-ing the man's relatives and
discovery has unnerved the Czar at
the police of Michigan much nnx-
Tsarskoe-Selo. To insure prompt iety. 'I'!te police and tl:e wife of
action in case of demonstrations, the the missing min alike are of the
Governors and other officials of all opinion that {Harrison was murder -
the provinces were directed to re- ed for It's money-. Ile had over $2, -
main in their offices durin:; 1 h (:0) with hits when he left hie home
Easter holidays, and be prepared for at Ilcckerville. Michigan, on March
any emergency". 5th, and neither 'terrine) or the
WHY TIIAT WEARINESS1 money have since been seen.
You're uneasy, uneasy restless,
without appetite. Still worse you
aro thin and fagged out. Work
must be done, but where is t he
strength to come from/
Make your blood nutritious and
you'll have tote of strength. Your
only holm is Ferrozone, an instant
bload-maker, blood -purifier. blood -
enricher. It brut_, keen appetite,
digests food and supplies nutrition
for building up all the bodily tissue+
Ferrozone makes muscle and nerve -
fibre, increases your weight, in-
stills a reserve of energy into the
body that defies area rincss or ex-
haustion from any cause. To have
virility and healthy vigor use e'er-
rozone which all dealers sell in 50c.
boxes.
The latest political rumor regard-
ing the future of Georgie W. BONS is
that he will retire from political
politics altogether, and be elven a
seat in the Senatorial Red Chamber
at Ottawa. el r. Harcourt will, in
the ordinary course of events, suc-
ceed the late l'►•e►nier as .t he leader
of the Liberal party in the Provin-
cial politics. Ile has certainly taken
the leadership of the )louse t hie
session in a manner to show 11.at
ho intends to keep it. Mr. hose is,
despite his trip soul h. far from a
well man, and feels himself, as no •ray
of his friends feel that he is n•►
longer able to stand the stress of
political !eldership. 'That he hai
been anxious to retire for some time
back is no secret, end 4he present
is considered an opportune time.
Locals
tlr. T. It. ('arlirt•r Qperlt E.:stcr in
Toronto.
Mrs. John Fo .ns spent the holi,l ay
in London.
Mr. IH:atry (towers, of Ingersoll.
was t. he •ou,.l --f Mr. :and Mrs. It.
Seldon.
qtr. \CIll. !Mitchell, of Mention,
spent the feaster vacation with his
parents, Slttital street.
Mr. el. Dolmen anal it i.+ }Tolman,
of Egn►ondville, spent the past week
with friends in loan.
Miss Margery Hepburn, of Cen-
tralia, is spending the Easter holi-
days, at it It her cousin Mis•, Illanche
S hcc re.
Mr. Ed. Coomhcs, it Rile working
at Lite Ross & Taylor mill lied hie
!tend severely crueller! elide rolling
a log. The injured member is now
doing nicely.
Mr. Ii. Smith recently sold 4 o M r.
Samuel Cudmore, ( 1 1'shorne, a very
fine Shorthorn bull. The animal
was sold at a good figure, and is an
excellent a,ock bull, Mr. Smith swi-
ng noted far Is.; know led r.• of too.1
stock raising in Ilay.
CeAIdTOAXA.
Bean tDeC'�ba It -I Y:u Hats Always Bought
8ignatere
RHEUMATIC PAINS QUICKLY
ITELIEVED
1'he excruciating pains character-
istic of rheumatism and sciatica aro
quickly relieved Fay npplying Cham-
berlain's rain Balm. The great pain
relieving power of t he liniment has
been dile surprise and delight of
thousands of sufferer .. Tho quick
relief from pain which it affords is
aleae worth many 4 imes its cost. For
sale in Exeter by W. 8. Howey.
William h1cL— sift, a hostler, was
attacked by a stallion in the 1)ake
Houma barns. S1. Thomas, Thursday
afternoon, and bitten and starnpel
upon, receiving injuries which may
prove fatal. One arm was dislocat-
ed at the elbow and /he flesh of the
other torn off, and the aro) nlmost
pulled out 4 f the socket. Ile was
also cut and bitten on the face and
hands. His condition is considered
serious.
•
WHAT IT IS
The Mucous hlernbr:rino and the Im-
portant l'art it flays in the
Health or Sickness of the body.
The mucous Membrane is the inside
lining of the body, end of all its ves-
sols and organs. The moment this
mucous membrane becomes out of
condition, ever so little, illness, fol-
lows swiftly, in some forst or other.
In ninety-nine casts of n hundred
disease has its beginning in some de-
rangement of t his Mucous Mem-
brane.
It .is very delicate and extremely
sensitive, and consequently very li-
able to disease.
If you aro not feeling well you
may be sure that the Mucous Mem-
brane of some organ it s:ck and re-
quires immediate treatment.
There is one medicine /hat is in-
tended t o act and does act, direct-
ly and curatively on 1 he Mucous
Membrane. it is i►r. Leonhardt'a
Anil -Pill.
Dyspepsia, Biliousness, aid Con-
stipation disappear as FOotl as Dr.
Ieonhardt's Anti- fill has restored
the Mucous membrane to its natural
healthy condition. 50 cents a bottle
at all druggists, or the Wilson-Fyle
Co., Niagara Ells, Ont. Solo agents
for Canada.
No e, STEPtIEN SCI1OO1. REPORT.
The following itt the result of the
promotion ex,rninetionn for A. S. No.
2, Stephen. Promoted from and to
1th, Required marks, 415. Olive
King 614 ; lierwl_JIM, 4119 ; ,Mary
('it,mbers, 162.
Promoted from 2nd to 3r41. I e•
quired marks, 315. Eli Sims, 11:1:
Jamie' Carroll, 401; Lillian Stehle,
396 ; Ethel Sims, 393 ; Percy Lawson,
3811; Tilli:' Ede,rd., 35'I.
MAI{\ ItO1tEItTSON,
SODOM
T^.a ^her.
-'liss Graham visited with friends
in (:oderic1, during the holiday..
To Cure a Cold in One Day .
Take Laxative Brom Quinine Tablets. d /�1,/every
Seven Millen llrozes soli In pest 1= months. TAIs signature, • . / �'
1
Huron's Best Breeding
Stock
Note -A free notice trill is• ill -
belled in the Times for t wo weeks
to those securing t heir horse bi11s
at t his office.
ALItION ill.
1, a beautiful bright hay and is a
h tndsouac• Shire horse. six years old.
Will etaud for a limited number
of orates at his own ratable leash -
Wood.
WILLIS& GU'ENTITEIt, Prop.
"LORD HOWATSON
Lord Howe t..on, No. 11406, is e
beautiful bay roan, while face, 16
hands high end weighs 1900 Ins.
!Moseley he will leave his own
stable, Centralia, at noon and at
Eli Coultis', Con. (i, Usborne night.
Tuesday, Wm. 1f oady's, Con. 5
and Wnr. Mon teith's, Thames Road.
Wednesday -R. llorsley's, Con. 5,
and T. Itandford's, Exeter.
Thursday -Abe Iia gshaw's Con. 4,
Stephen, and Bills, hotel, Crediton.
Friday -Wm. Flynn'e, Con. 4„ 11ic-
Gillivray, and his own stable, Cen-
tralia, where he will remain until
following Monday noon.
THOS. E. HANDFORD, Prop.
SAMPSON
Sampson, Vol. 21749, is a dappled
grey and weighs 1800 pounds.
Monday, he will be at Geo. Rook's
2nd concession and S. II. Hodgins,
Con. 3, Biddulph.
Tuesday, Mooresville, Centralia,
Devon end Mciseac's hotel, Credi-
t on.
Wednesday, Kind and Shipka.
Thursday, Dashwood and Zurich.
Friday, %Vitt. Chapman's, Hay,
and to his own stable on ThIpt-
es Itoad where he will remain unlit
the following Monday morninz.
See route bills for further ler-
Oculars.
JIIO. FIIAYNE & SON, Props.
Exeter North.
NATEBY PRINCE II
Nateby Prince Il., is a i►eautiful
dark bay, 16 hands high and w•ci qhs
1800 lbs.
Monday, John leellanit's Town -
line. Bla-nsherd and \Vm. Atkinson's
Con. 12, Usborne.
Tuesday, J. Johns, Elintville .ond
Wm. Quintc.n's, 5th Con, Usborne.
Wednesday--- and \V. Smith,
Mooresville.
Thursday -Centralia and Crediton
Friday, .Jas. Walker; London Road
and.
Satur(lay.-A. Neil's, Con. 7, Us -
borne, and to his own stable. Far-
quhar, until following Monday
morning.
IIANUF'ORD & KAY, Props.
$100, I''OIt T'iROOF, NOT BLUSTER.
Mr T, 11, CARLING, X, Reeve, In his
communication.' In the Exeter Times
April 20t1, 1905, Ilan laid a char ¶e
against Inc of Putin; in a boeue
claim against the corporation for
$2,65c, for an overch•trgo on the ex-
penses on the cement walk in front
of my place, I will give T, 11, Carl-
ing the above Offer, To i►rin; genu-
ine and reliagle proof founded on
the basis of t he Not ire and Ity-Law
40 per cent. and 60 per ceni. that
my claim is a hogus one, But if he
fails to produce said proof delivvcr-
ed at my house on or before May
lie 8th 1905, Two 0 Clock l'tn Ho
can settle with me on said day, by
paying to me the surra of $l00,00 and
makcing retraction. There will be no
retering to the Soicit or in 1 Itis Case,
My _Ielters will myself for 4hemsely-
it. Itt.A'fCBFORi).
PAINFUL PERIODS
Suggestions How to Find Relief from Such
Suffering.
More than fifty thousand women
have testified in grateful letters to Mrs.
Pinkham that Lydia E. 1'inkham's
Vegetable Compound overcomes pain-
ful and irregular menstruation.
It provides a safe and sure way of es-
cape from distressing and dangerous
weaknesses and diseases.
The two following letters tell so con-
vincingly what Lydia 1:. 1'inkham's
Vegetable Compound will do for
women, they cannot fail to bring hope
to thousands of sufferers.
Miss Matilda Richardson of 177 Wel-
lington Street, Kingston, Ont., writes:
Dear Mrs. Piukbatn:-
"Some fair year; ago my usually good
health began to fail. I had severe pains lu
my back, my head ached, 1 would have dizzy
spells, and during Inv monthly periods I
woulsuffer intense pain. I was advised to
try Lydia E. Plnlrharn's Vegetable Compound,
and Ism so glad that I did, for it brought
new life and health to rue. My monthly
periods were natural and painless, and my
general health improved. I have not hail an
ache or a pain since, and I feel it a duty as
well as a piastre to tell you what your medi-
cine has done for me."
Mmo. Louise McKenzie of Mount Car-
mel, Montreal, Canada, writes:
Dear Mrs. Pinkham•-
"I had beard so much good about Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound before
While no woman is entirely free from
periodical suffering. it does not seem to
no the plan of nature that women
should suffer so severely. Menstrua-
tion is a severe strain on a woman's
vitality. If it is painwtioirshirorteagdulbaer
something is wrong
set right or it will lead to a serious de- or %hat your medicine has done for me."
rangement of the whole female organ -
Such testimony should be accepted
Compound stands without a peer as
by all wotnen as convincing evidence
that Lydia K. ['inkhorn's Vegetable
Nr:onarnedeny. for all the distressing ills of
The success of Lydia E. Pinkham'S
Vegetable Compound rests upon the
‘wvieilrill-eena.rned gratitude of Canadian
When women are troubled with irreg-
ular, suppres.ses1 or painful menstrua-
tion, lencorrInea, displacement or ul-
ceration of the woznb, that bearing -
down feeling, inflammation of the
ovaries, backache. bloating, (or flatu-
lency), general debility, indigestion and
nervous prostration, or are beset witli
such symptoms as dizziness, faintuesit,
lassitude. excitability, irritability, ner•
yousnees, sleeplessness, melancholy,
they should remeinber there is one tried
awl true retreely, Lydia E. Pinkliarnie
Vegetable Compound at once removal
such troubles. Refuse to buy any other
medicine, for you need the best.
Don't hesitate to write to Mrs.
Pinklitun if there is anyt
about your sickness you do
understand. She will treat
with kindness and her advice
free. No woman ever regre
writing her and -she has hei
thousands. Address Lynn,
I started to take it f -,r painful menstruation
so that when it curd! oto 1 was not surprise,,
1 had suffered with blinding headaches and
pain until it soerncwl that I u,ust serest.
Those pains lasted from flee to ten days every
month, and you earl understand how glad
was to get relief. I am in the brat of heahttt
and am pleased to Five you this teetiulutdal
Ask Mrs. Pbkkan's Anka—A Woman Best Understands a Woman's 81111,
About two o'clock Friday morn-
ing fire was discovered in the large
saw mill owned by W. C. Harrison,
of Norwood, and in spite of every
effort, the sate mill, shingle mill,
;Ind electric plant was completely
destroyed. A conservative estimate
placcs the loss at eight thousand
dollars. Mr. Harrison carried noin-
surance.
A GUAItANTEED CURE FOR
PILES
Itching, Blind, Bleeding or pro-
truding, I'ibes. Druggists refund
money if Pazo Ointment fails to
any case, no matter of how long
standing in 6 to 14 days. First ap-
plication gives case and rest. 50c. If
your druggist hasn't it send 500 in
stamps and it will be forwarded post
pall by Paris Medicine Co., 8t. Louis,
Mo.
Five hundred Hamilton children
did not enjoy the Easter holidays.
They were ordered to br. sarin deft
by the health board.
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ABOUT RHEUMATISM
There are few diseases that in-
flict snore torture than rheumatism
and there is probably no disease for
which such a varied and useless lot
of remedies have been suegestod.
say that it can bo cured is, then -
fore, a bold atatement to make. but
Chamberlain's fain Balm, which en-
joys on extensive sale, has met with
groat success in dile treatment of
this disease. Ono application of Pain
Balms mill relieve the pain, and
hundreds of sufferers have testified
to 'permanent cures by its use. \Vhy
suffer when Iain halm affords such
quick relief and costs hut a trifler
for sale in Exeter by W. el. Howey.
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= TH 1'1OLSONS BANK
(Incorporated by Act of Parliantent 1855).
CAPITAL PAID UP • • • • 53,000.000.00
RESERVE FUND • • • • • • • • $3.000.000.00
49 Branches in Ontario, Quebec, Albert*, British Columbia and M anitoba
EXETER BRANCH
Open every Lawful Day from 10 A. se to 3 t'. se except Saturday 10 I. W. le 1 r. M.
Farriers' Seale Notes cashed or collected. Forms supplied
On application. DRAFTS on all points in the Dominion, Urcat liritaln and Cu
Ited Stater. bought and told at lowest rtes of exchange,
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Deposits of *1.00 and upwards received. interest corn -
pounded haltyearley, and added to principal June 30th and December 31st. tie
poelts Receipts also hued and highest cnrrent rate. of Interest 3110teed.
Advances made to farmers t tswk dealers and business sten at
lowest rater and on most fa'orable terms. Agents at Exeter for Isom. (levcrntnent.
Dickson & Carling, Solicitors. N. D. HURDON, Manager.
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PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND
PURIFIES THE BLOOD.
B RACES THE NERVES.
B UILDS UP THE BODY. $
MAKES SICK
PEOPLE WELL
IN SPRING TIME.
For PAINE'S
ALARM= For
The Kind That Has Made Such Wonderful Cures.'