Exeter Times, 1905-05-04, Page 5r
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T h' I X E Xi TIME S, MAY 4th i:tu5
1E1 AL VEGETABLE SICILIAN
Mair Renewer
A bIgb-class preparation for the hair. Kees the hair soft and
glossy and prevents splitting at the ends. Cures dandruff and
always restores color to gray hair. .7-iip .'m»'! g .riu
MEDICAL
W. BROWNING, M. D., M. C.
V e P. S., Graduate Victoria ini-
etenity. office and rtsidencnce_ Dominion
Lhoratory, k:.eter.
DENTAL
TI. KINSMAN. L D.S. ANL
DR. A. It. KINSMAN. L.
D. S. 1). D. 8., Honor Graduate
Of Toronto Univ etxirt. Dentist.
otro
Teeth aztsected
without
pain or r
had after efforts. Office !Fan-
eon's
block. Wet side of Main
brook' Exeter'
D.A. ANDERSON, (D• D. 3. L1'8.
DENTIST.
Honor Graduate of the Toronto Cuiversity
sad Royal College of Dental Surg,peeoons of
2y�s1o; with h000re Also Postgraduate of
Atcaio School of Prosthetic Dentistry (with
ilor�ble mention.
=verfthing known to the Dental Prole. Ion
this crowns,al-
fa office. Bridge work,
um, gold and vulcanite plates all doe in
neateet manner possible. A perfectly
lees anaesthetic used for painless extrao-
oe one door south of Carling Bra's store
&meter, Ont.
MONEY TO LOAN
We have unlimited private funds for invest:
• sat upon term or village property at lowee
SMS Of interest.
DICKSON & CARLINO
Exeter.
f ONEY TO LOAN.
We have a large amcnet of private Lunde to
stab on farm and village properties at lowratee
elf Interest,
OLADMAN R. STANBURY
Barristers Solicitors. Main St. Exeter.
JViCSON & CARLING, f
fetors Solicitors Notaries Conveyancers,
Oommleetoners, t�olic1tore for the Melaena
Bank, to.
Mosey to Lean at lowest rates of interest.
011110E:--10 LIN STREET. EXETER.
G S. CARLn 0 E. A. L. 13. DICKSON
'the Usborne and Hibbert
ANNIE Ik
Farmer's Mu ual Fire lnsur-
anGe Gompanu
Head Office,) Farquhar, Ont.
DIRECTORS
President:—T. RYAN, DUBLIN. P. 0.
Vice -Pres.:— J. A. NoBRlej
FARquI3 ARP.().
F. MORLEY, WHALEN P. 0.
W.11. PABSMORE, • CROMARTY P. 0.
WM. ROY, BORNIIOLM P. 0.
J. L. RtesELF., Itt::-;ELUALF•: P. O.
AGENTS.
J. CARMICIIASL, STAFFA. ONT
A. DUNCAN FARQUHAR, ONT.
J. WILSON, FULLARTON, ONT.
J. S. GILFILLAN, LUCAN, ONT.
B. W. F. BEAVERS,
Secy.-Treas. Farquhar.
INofiee
To Farmers and
the Public in
't General
As the spring is coining on
now gather up all your old
truck such as Rags, Rubbers, +
+ Wool Pickings, Horse Hair,
Old Rope, Bones, all kinds
of old Iron, Brass, Copper,
Lead and Zinc, and take
them down to
M.JACKSOM & SON
Main -St. Exeter.
One door south of the 1• Metropolitan Hotel. That's +
t ; ' where you will get the high-
est cash price for them ;%
+
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THE
DUNLOP
TRADE
MARE
Dunlop Book
For Horsemen
free to
Any Address
Sixty-four
pages, with il-
lustrations and
valua t, I c
Charts. Useful
information
about lame
horses care-
fully .elected
and comriled.
\Vrite for it tit -day, by post-
card, giving your name and
address and the name of the
paper in whie•It you saw this
tnc cc.
THE DUNLOP TIRE CO.
LIMI'T'JD
TORONTO 11
Application to Parlia-
ment.
ere
NUTI('F. IS 11E11E111 GIVEN that
an application willbe trade
tiro Legislative Assembly of t he
Province of Ontario at the present
session .e n ss•
i thereof, for :w Aot t to w►•
corl.orate a Company to construct,
equip and operate an elootric 1ia3
of railway to run in and through
the ('ity of Stratford in the County
of i'erth, and from the aaid City
of Stratford in and through the
townships of Downie. Fullerton,
llibbert a'td nlanahard all in the
said County of Perth and the Town-
ships of Osborne and Stephen in the
County of Iltrron and in and through
the \ ilhige of Exeter in the aaid
County of lluron to the Village of
Grand Bend on Lake Huron, and al
so from the said City of Stratfor
in and through the Townahips
North Easthope and south Easth e
and the Village of Shakeapcare rt
the County of Perth, and the To n -
ship of Wilmot in tIto County of
Waterloo to and in and through to
Village of New hamburg in the as
County of Waterloo with a branch
line in and through the Townsiiiip
of South Easthope to the Village
of Tavistock in the said county of
Perth. with power: (11 To make
pie c is in paid up stock or bonds
for rights of way, material plant.
rolling stock or services to the
Company, or in furthering t he un-
dertaking; (2) to receive assistance
from Municipalities or individuals
OP way of subsidies ,i3OnnUSCS or oth-
erwise: (3) To manufacture, sell or
lease electricity or electric power to
any person or corporation or cor-
poration along the line of the rail-
way or any of its branches, and (4)
for other proper and necessary in-
cidental powers. Dated at Stratford
this 23rd day of March, A. D. 1905.
JAMES 81'EELE, Solicitor for the
Applicants.
FARM '10 HENT Lot 22 First
concession Usboine, 100 acres,
now all in grave, also store with Hay
1'. 0. in connection to lease when
goods are •'.isposred of. I have now
un Lancs a quantity of clothing, con•
listing of ready -trade suits, over-
coat a etc. which I am now offering
al cost. Good Ameriotn oil 16 cents
per gallon. To much work for my
age am bound to get out of the
business. Apply ,to L. MoTAGGART,
lily- P. 0..
JOSEPH WRITE
Licensed Auctioneer. Counties of
i'erth Middlesex, iluron, Oxford
and Town of St. Marys.
Charges .moderate. Orders left at
his residence, Queen St., St. Marys,
will he promptly :attended to. Phone
at his house.
Special attention :liven to live
stock sales. Orders left nt The
Times will be I,rctnptly attended to.
)it SALE Olt TO RENT.— The
c Linsley terrace,
g.iep rt)• on I)tn cy ace t r
Clinton, known as the Currie pro-
perty, and consisting of 8 acres of
land, with eight -roomed }rouse, is of-
fered for sine or to rent. All kinds
of bearing froot trees. Just the place
for a retired farmer or market gar-
dener. Will be sold cheap or rent-
ed on reasonable tering. Fifteen or
twenty minutes walk from Clinton
post office. Apply to D. K. Prior,
Clinton.
FOR SALE.—Itesidence and 8 lots
with good stable, everything in
good repair. Residence recently re-
painted ; also a first-class well good
orchard, and ornamental trees on
the premises. The property must be
sold as the undersigned is leaving
town. For particulars and terms of
sale apply to It. H. Lang, Exeter.
SHOIITHOIINS FOR S.\LF: — The
undersigned 1_,. for s:11c on
Lot 16. Con. 2, 11 ty, n number of
up-to-date thoroughbred Shorthorn
hulls. They are of the tote et't
blocky type, dark retrin color and of
choice breeding. They are all (Air-
ihle for registration. and uil1 he sold
re 1a0U:ably. — John Elder, llensall
P. 0.
Locals ! School Reports
The Mieeee John'. pleasantly enter- I
taitted a number of friends on 'Tues -1 Jit. LEAVING AND M T1t1CULA-
day evening.. TION. FORM 111
Mr. Abrahamson, o1 London has M iry Rotel', 86 per r cent : folly
t:11en a position with Messrs. Jack- Windsor, 71, honors. Vcr:t Cobble -
son & Son, for the corning season.
Rev. George Bishop of the first
Methodist church, London, has had
the degree of D. D. conferred upon Morland, 47 ; ,label Sparks, 41;
him. Ileac O'Neil, 41: ,Daisy 1)illing, 31.
The Epworth League of the Main Total enrolment 13; daily average
street Methodist church has changed 13.
their night of tweeting from Tuesday L. C. FLEMING. Teacher.
night to Monday and will meet on HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
Monday evening hereafter. FORM 11.
'Honors rs — Edna McPherson 79 ler
oto I t
The . f 11 ar' will pro- ,
[I Province c nt Ho 1
fit very largely front 1 Le estate of cent.: May .1:me$, 73 ;
the tato Mr. CoAtirlsant, of Toronto. t1,igaie Coward, 63 per cent.; Ida
The ouccessiOn duties at 5 per Armstrong, 59; O. Mcl'herscut. 58;
cent. on t Ile propc'rl y of $20,000,000 M. \Need,• 57 ; }I. lin," zltt, 56; M.
%rill amount to $1,000.000. 1Pfaff, 56; M. Murray. 54 W. Meit-
ner, 53 ; W. Knight, 52 ; N. Russell,
Tito .mitt • friends here of 1 he Hct•.
1i. W. Locke, of Leamington, will , T.
; it. Farmer, 48 ; 11. WorkGardman.
37er, 47
'1'. Carlinit, 44; 11. Workman, 37 ; U.
regret to learn that )x., 11:1.4 been Iteudle, 29; F. Hooper, 28.
seriously ill. It is net expected he 'fatal on roll. 21 ; overage 19.
dick, 66; .Martha Carling. 62; Hazel
(frowning, 61: 'Vein Mrintnell, 59;
Edith Moncur, 58; Theo. 11:trilcib,
57 ; Bella McDougall. 51 ; Harvey
will be able, to attend his church
,$}uties before Conference.
Coal, Coal, Coal.— Having n %%-
loads
wloads of the celebrated Ilawki •
\.
lc) Coal leftboth for Wove an
heat, I will sell in ton Ions at $6.50
and small lots :1t $6.75 per ton. First
Sonne, first served. Orders left at
the office of A. Q. Ilobier will be
promptly attended to. -11. ,'arsons.
Miss Nina Carling rendered a vocal
solo in James street Methodist church
nu Sunday evening last, entitled "I
Heard the Voice of Jesus Say." Miss
Carling has a fine soprano voice of
great dramatic quality and bide fair
to become a vocalist of more than or-
dinary ability.
Our public school re -opened on Mon
day after the Easter vacation. A)
the old teachers are in charge with the
exception of Miss Irwin. who still re-
mains ill at her hone In \Vingham.
Her room is in r:harge of Miss Mary
Parsons of town.
Mrs. T. Kernick and daughter, Miss
Edna, of South River, Ont. is visiting
her aunt, Mrs' A. Sheere. She is ac-
companied by her father, Mr. George
Kernick, of Sacramento. Cal„ who
visited his sister, Mrs. Jas. Torn, and
other friends in town during the part
winter.
A gift of ten tnillion dollars by And-
rew Carnegie to provide annuities for
college professors who ass not able to
continue in ectit•e service was an-
nounced last Thursday by Frank A.
Vanderlip, Vice -President of the Na-
tienet City Bank of New York. Pro-
fessors in the United States, Canada
and New Foundland, without regard
to race, sex, creed or color, will share
in the distribution of the income of
the fund,
The Epworth League service on
Friday evening last was both in-
teresting and instructive. Rev. W.
Godwin occupied the chair. The
lesson which w.ts taken from the
12th of [tom. was read by Miss Irene
llandford. A programme consist-
ing of a duett, by Miss Follick and
Mrs. Monroe, and a solo by Mrs.
Godwin, was also rendered. Greet-
ing from Revs. Locke and McDon-
ough former pastors, were also read,
after which the installation of the
new officer -3 for the ensuing year
took place.. The, League met again
e,n bicnday, the I(•„dlar ni;htof
meeting, Mrs. Godwin. President, in
the chair. The Scripture lesson wt..
mead by Willis Powell. The topic
Life of the Apostle Paul" token by
Hiss M. ,Lowrey. A short business
meeting was held at the close,
•
TERRIBLY DISTRESSING
Nothing can cause more pain and
more distress than Piles.
No wonder many l'ile sufferers say
their lives are burdens to them.
Ointments and local treatments
may relieve but oannot cure.
Dr. Leonhard.'s Item -Reid is guar-
anteed to cure any case of Piles.
If Hem -Road doesn't" cure you, you
get your money back.
Item-Roid is a tablet taken inter-
nally. thus removing the cause.
$1000.00 guarantee Joos with ev•,ry
sale
4' month's treatment for $1.00 :at
elEtug;ists or The Wilson-Fyle, Co..
Limited Niagara Falls Ont. 11
General News
Must not 1,0 confounded with com-
mon cathartic or purgative pills.
Carter's Little Liver ('ills are entir-
ely unlike them in every respect.
Ono trial wil 1 prove their auper-
GRAND TRUNK `""".
Railway System
FOR TI1E WEST
One Away tickets o low rates, on
stale daily until N1 ty 110t, to points
iu Montana, Colorado, Utah, Oregon
Washington, liri1i.h Columoia, and
California.
MT. CLEMF.N3 MINER .al. BATHS.
Thousands visit Mt. Clemens every
year for treatment of rheumatism,
die -restive troubles, and nervous dis-
orders. Situated near itetroit, it is
quickly and comfortably reached by
the Grand Trunk.
TIIE ST. CATHAItl\1'a \\'ELL
'rhe waters of Ibis f 'mous well
are a great specific for rheumatism
gout ncural3it, nervous prostration
and also serves ay a splendid tonic.
Situated on direct tine of the Grand
Trunk, eleven miles froth Nhim Ira
F.11Is.
Hook let givini inforntalion onap-
plication to agent, or by addressin.i
.1. 1). Major] tld, I): ' r; i'a.a,ncer
Agent, Toronto.
J. J. KNIGHT,
Depot ticket •t_i'nt, Exeter.
'I'..rcnlo, April 28.—A nice point
lila teen raised ny 111" net ion of the
West Huron Board of License Corn-
missitners in ch1noint the hours of
closing the hers in rural .municipali-
ties from ten to 71111e o'clock, and in
1 he towns from eleven to ten
o'clock ; and, further, the announce-
ment 1 hat the conuni.ssioners will
probably consider 1he question of
changinz the eosin z hours on Sat-
urdays to six o'clock. Mr. Endo
Saunders, chief officer of the license
department, said that in Ilia opinion
the oornmitsioncrs had no power to
change the hours of cl(Nin.I. The
closing hour i4 definitely fixed by
Sec. 55 of th'• Ontario Liquor Li-
cense Act," :arid nee change Can be
made <•xc^pt by statute of the Leg-
islature. The commissioners Leve
Trower to pass regulations governin3
the hotels within their district, but
those regularity's trust not Ix' con -
I r.try to I Le provisiona of the net.
They have no ri'tht to make
any change Wh:,tevrr in 4 he hour of
riesling."
.A. PCs TS A .
lseme the _AN Il'rd You dart limns Rued
Bigtof ae
A. E. DOR RINGTON, Teacher.
,REGULAR COURSE. FORM I
1HIGI1 SCHOOL.
Honors. — Ilugh McKay, 80 per
cent. Edna Taylor, 70.
Beattie Martin, 68 ; J,ulu Martin,
Phomas Sanders, 62 ; lllanchc
eere, 59; May Hawkins, 58: Leah
comer, 57; Maud Johns, 57, Maur
13obier, 56 ; Jda Itotve, 55; John
tlker, 53; Bertha Snell, 51 ;.Edwin
Ills, 51: 31illio Bissett, 50; Lizzie
Sliters, 50; Mitchell Willis, 49 ; Case
Ilbward, 48 ; Irene Ik•,ndlord, 43;
Loyd Godwin, 88; George Arm-
trong, 38; Marry Rendlo, 35; Jessie
uasell, 30: Flossie Sweet, 29.
COMDMERCIAL COURSE. FORM I
Honors.— Jennie Hardy, 89 per
cent.: Atinina Hotter, 79; Oliver
Graybiel, 77 ; Bertha Willcrt, 74 ;
Maud Taylor, 70.
George Wambold, 67; Edna Bis-
sett, 65; Alice Howard, 65; Roy ,'ar-
sons, 59; Ila Johnson. 57 ; ,Edith Mc-
Kay. 52: Qctrfield Hodgert, 50: 13ee-
aie Welsh, 46: Frank Knight. 46; Al-
lan McCurdy, 45: 1.yer llurdon, 43.
Total enrolment 43: overage at •
1('ndattce, 40.
W. J. O'Brien. Toachor.
It00AI JV
Sr. 4t11 — Katie Collins, 80 per
cent. ; Lillian Antes, 80 ; Lois Uirney
Lough's Stewart. 77 ; Kathleen Ste-
wart, Lillian Janes, 7:1; Clarence
Miners, Bertha Mack, Mary Hack
\Vinnifred 11ulton, ;\Ironic Ant)'
Lilli ut Hodgert, 72.
Jr. 4th.—Viola Welsh, 88 per
0111.: Lilll in Snell, 87; Gladys His -
sett, 82; Alnrt 11c1'herson, 80; Clif-
ford, McAvoy, 78: Allan 1'ickard,70;
Ruth Hooper, 75: Clarence Pickard,
73: Louis Day, 70.
N. on roll, 39; average 38.
C. VOSPER. Teacher.
11001.1 V
Sr. rd — (,ones Heywood, 91 per
cent.: Victor Sweet, 87: Garvey
Acheson, 79 ; .Edith Heideman. 78;
i(erbie Gardiner, 78: Willie I3irney,
78; Olive Wool, 73: A g;ie Barkner,
72; Annie Ilissel t, 71; Gladys Ford,
71; Ella Wood, 70.
Jr. 3rd. — Charlie -88; Percy God-
win and id:t Welsh. 83 ; Harry
Sweet, 78: Lily Rotve, 77; Latimer
Grieve, 73 ; Harry Enke. 73; Laura
McFalls, 71.
No. on roll, 49; average. 43.
11. E. WALROND, Teacher.
ROOM Vl
Jr. 3rd—Cecil itcknrd 83 per cent.
Clarence Heywood, 71) ; Eva Shad•
dock, 78: Willie Snell, 70.
Sr. 2nd—Lillian Hoyle, 83; Ray
Dearing 81; Frctl Brock, 80 ; ;'lair
Woo<I, '17: Wilfrid Stewart. 74; Da-
vid Hall, 72; ;Story Acheson, 70.
Jr. 2nd — Irene Hardy, 81; ,Lot-
tie Delve, 89; Abe Jackson, 77; Fred
McPherson, 71; James Walker. 71.
No. on ro:l 50; average. 43.
A. E. MARTIN, Teacher.
ROOM VII
Sr. 2n11 — Ruby Woo(1, 96 ; Ernest
Harvey, til ; J.eOn Treble, 80; Violet
Knott. 75.
Jr. 2nd—Flory Dinncy, 89: Gladys
Delve, 87: Annie Day, 86 ; Edith D.a-
v:s. 81: Earl Caokson, 72.
Sr. 1't. 11 — Manche finance, 97
Agnea McKay 93: Nelly .tones, 92;
Muriel .Tones, 87: Ellie May Bowes,
82 : M•trtIrs Hagali.tw, 78 ; .Eddie
Wclah 70.
Mid. 1't. 11—Muriel Anderson, 99;
Marguerite Gardiner. 98 ; Jean Bel-
don, 93; irno Sweet, and Linden
Harvey, 88: Inch Rowe. 79 ; Laura
Cann. 78; ,M•iurice Senior, 75; Nor-
man hockey, 74.
,1 rt 1't. 11—Labelle Ilandford, 95;
St -inlay Johns, 91: May Smallicombe
Al.
1'. B. CARLING, Teacher.
11003! VIII.
Senior i1 — Madc!cine Carling. 94;
Harry Snell, AG; ('Lester Russell.
7G.
Sr. 1't. 11.— Ethel Loy. 90; peat -
rice liodgert, 75.
Mid. P1. 11 — .Lenny Itu::sell, 70;
Maudie Elliott, 70.
.Tr. Pt. 1i —\Willi/. Manson. 72;
itobbie Fletnirt;r, 71:
N,:. 1 — Anna 11/.11. 71; .1sey Fer-
guson, 70.
No. on roll. 39: aver:tze, 26.
M. ,'ARSONS.
MORE DEADLY THAN FAMINE
Neglected catarrh sooner or later
CiU-.(t consumption which destroys
more human beings than fanzine and
war combined. The way "Catarrho-
zone cures catarrh is very very
simple: it first kills the germs that
cause the irritation; then by sooth-
ing away the conrcatinn and infl:im-
ntt:on it cures tlse discharge, hawk-
ing and droppinz in the direct. "1
suffered so continually from nasal
cat trrh" writes Eines) IL Dakin, of
Rosemont. "that I scarcely knew
what it was Jo be free from head -
idle and pain over 11 • eyes. Ca-
t lrrhozonee licved mfr st once an.l
r„ vie a 1 j/lsfou,rh cure." No other
remedy cures lik^ Cat tirh•'zone —
try it for your • xt co'd.
Ic
1r
To Cure a Cold in One Day
T. Laxative Brom Quinine Tom. a ,c as"''ce
$t ,1s Mee bens saN hi pest 12 Ittlttottltlls. Tais signature, mo.• /•�'v!e/
W1NCIIELSEA
The f:►Ilott ing is the report of 1 hr
promotion examination held in H. S.
N.►. 6, 1.•. -horse. to'ether ttitIt the
re .ul1 of '1 teat examination in the
Sr. Oh. Only those in the Sr. 4th
making 6u per cent. or over ure re-
ported.
Sr. 4th — Vera Washburn. 661.2
'Willie Elford 66; Almene Heywood
65.
Promoted to Jr. 4th — Pass mark
•403, Lillian }Heywood 649, Wellington
Skinner 53:3, Aline Johns 629, Virda
Merryhill 526, Mattie hunter 492,
Nelly Heywood 486, Lulu Goalbolt
170, E:I.r 11.ytt si 119, Annie Elford
1.24.
1' ..."dated .o Se. 31.(1—Pass mark
.i'0, Lila \\'-rshbur•n, 608; F:awl .,,.luta
603' lour1 W' do 47 { : Aimed.'
. • 2 .
(';colli:, 4.r,2, jtiherat.•.+I !truck. t+_,
Ray Fletcher, 187.
Promoted ie. Jr. ird--pt::s mark
29.1, Alex Berry hill, 515:.In:, Crcery,
119: J.illis Go>,lholt, 419.
1). 11CDOt'GALL,
\\'INNIE i1O\VARle Toaoher..
THAMES ROAD
The following is the report of the
Promotion examinations held in H.
S. No. 2 on the 13th and lith of
April.
Sr — r :s a 50r \Vcsiey
4th ,, r �
w k
1 �.
St ort•, 781: Lind:.ay Gardiner, 792:
Aimee Stewart, 762 ; 41:0111111Y. llcd-
gert, 7:32; Walter 11cNicol, 72:3;
Jennie Monteith, 710; .Floosie Cow-
ard, 593; ,Villie Kay. 574; Myrtle
Ilunkin, 541 ; foster Bray, 539, Orc t
Snell, :163.
Jr. 4th.—pass mark 410, Willie
Monteith, 676 ; Anna Allison, 619:
}'Lossie Passmore, 553 ; pert Brown,
490; John Turnbull, 441 ; Lillie Wood
412.
Sr. 3rd—pass murk 370 Garnet
Passmore, 584.; Fthel Ilunkin, 511:
May Darch, 538.
Jr. 3rd—pass mark 325, Meryl
Snell, 520; Kenneth McNichol, 453;
Teresa.' Coward, 445; Itoy Coward,
412; Percy Stone, 369.
J. A. IIASIILTON, Teacher.
NO. 3, STEPHEN.
The following is the report of the
standing of the pupils of 8. S. Na
:i, Stephen, in the, promotion exam-
inations of April, 1905.
Jr. 41.h to Sr. 4t1► —Required to
pass, 490 marks. Thomas l'enhalc
618, Cecelia Ford 571, Fred Bearer
517, Harry 'Tricbner 491, Harry Par-
sons 460, Ralph Willis (absent front
examination in one subject) 446, Hil-
da l'reszattor 420.
Jr. 3rd to Sr. :3rd — Required 375
marks to pass. Sherman Willis 514,
Gladys Peering 465, Edwin Tricbner
425, May Sanders 335 (Earl ('arson]
not present at examination).
Sr. 2nd to Jr. 3rd — Required to
pass, :315 marks. Florence lleaman
400, George Hicks 373, Preston Dear-
ing 364, E:trle Shapton 350, Fred
I'reszcator 318, Johnny Willis 316,
Samuel Stanlake 173 (not present nt
two subjects of examination.)
Jr. 2nd to Sr. 2nd — Required la
pass, 305 marks. Florence Tricbner
362, Ada Willis 342, Gordon Sanders
338, Chester ,'arsons 257, Alymer
Willis 245.
From 1't. jnd Lo Jr. 2nd —l'ro-
ntoted, Olive I're.;zcator, Wilfred
Shapton, Gorden Pentode.
I'EItCY S. BANES, Teacher.
SOURCE OFSU PPL( POISONED
An Alarming Condition I'rescnt in
many places in Canada. ]low
best to .orrect it
Many people all over the Domin-
ion aro being poisoned slowly bu1t
surely, and that by their own care-
lessness.
The food may be pure. but diges-
tion is not complete, and all that is
not digested rota and ferments, ;riv-
ing off the most violent poisons.
What was intended to sustain life
really turns into that which de-
stroys life.
The temperature of the body is a
little over 98 degrees. Every par-
ticle of undigested food lies in the
Stomach and Howell, subject to this
temperature, which is as high as in
the sun on a hot summer day It is
not nCeessatty is explain how quickly
such heat will decompose dead mat -
tor, Dither animal or vegetable.
The Stomach and Bowels must be
sot right—Anti-Pill will do it. Dr.
Leonhardt made his Anti -Pill speci-
fically to correct these conditions,
and it has never failed when given a
fair chance
50 cents. All Druggists, or The
Wilson-Fyle Co., Limited, Niagara
Falls, Oat. Sole agents for Canada.
CROMARTY
—Measles are prevalent in the
neighborhood at present.
—Dr. Tufford, who has been very
ill of late is recovering.
1.liss Agnes McLachlan, who has
been visiting friends at Ilrusscls for
the pest t wo weeks It 14 returned
home.
—Mist Call away, teacLer of our
public school here, spent Easter
holiday's et her home in llarriston.
—Rev. Cranston preached a very
i.tt el eel in'; seritie►In (1rn "Amuse-
ments" on Stout ,y evening last.
Have no equal as a prompt and
positive cure for sink headache, bil-
iousness, constipation. pain in the
side said all liver troubles. Carter's
Little Liver Pills. Try them.
IiERN — At Elitnville, Ont., on 'April
241h, to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bern
dau;zhtcr.
MARRIED
11:1KF:It — ROCiiEIG On the 11th
con. Hay. on April 26th, by the
Rev. E. Hchulke, Mr. Sam ihiker
to Miss Kate, diughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Casper Itochrig.
GEIGER—RENNiF: — At Zurich, on
April 26: h, 1905, by the Rev. M. L.
Wing. of Berlin, Rev. Alfred Leit-
er, of Elmwood to Miss Lydia,
daughter u.f Mr. Intl Mr Samuel
Itannic.
I'iRENCH — COOPER — At Clinton,
on Tuesday, April 25th. 1905 by
Hew. 11r•. itnrtninl, Mr. Victor C.
French, editor awl proprietor of
the Wet ask iwin Times, end form-
erly of Exeter, to Miss Eva Cooper,
of Clinten.
DIEL)
PARK F: -- At 11.yftcld, on April 18th
James I' dyke, aged 1.1 years.
iHAltltly -- In London, on April 22
1905, 111 . T. W. ll.trri•t ,aged G7
years, 1 niontli and 1 shy.
CONNOR — in Exeter, can Thursday,
April 27111, 1905. Margaret Gil;an.
beloved wife of James Connor,
aged 62 years, 9 tn'onths and 16
days.
•
—Miss K non Ies, of 1lauiilto•t,spvut
Faster hutid:tys Wit 11 \1 r. George
iiiiltr's of this village.
—Urs. Chas. Godbolt spent a few
t1,ys last week visiting her sister,
Urs. S. A. Miller.
WHY SUFFER FROM RiIEI'MA-
TISM
\Vhy suffer from rheumatism
when one application of Clamber -
lain'," Pain Balm will relieve the pain
The quick relief which this lil,irnont
affords makes rest and sleep pos-
sible. and that alone is worth many
times its cost. Many who have used
it hoping only for 0 short relief
front aufferin.z have been happily
surprised Io find that after awhile
the relief beeline permanent. Mrs.
V. r
II.
Lest tI Of 1 •Ur lit
nt 1 n l'en-
tiesseeo
U.S.writes. am .regi
sufferer frons rheumatisttl, all over
from head to foot, 1111(1 Ch:ltnber-
lain'a fain It:rint is the ,ori% !Lie
that will r• bevy I he pain". .I'-•. 11.•
in Exeter hw W. S. Howey.
HAYFIELD
—Mr. M. Gee, itis sold his busiu,--t
I.o a 31r. Little of Egntoudville, and
will move to a farm which he 11.1,"
purchased. Itt•:u• Brucr•field, :11.%111
tIt'' first of Junta
—51r. Beale will .occupy dh'e pulpit
of the .\Ietltcdint church :text Sun-
day evening in the interest of"\\'bite
Cross 'Work. The service % ill eat et
union one. i'veryboly invited :0
come.
-Quarterly it•rwicA will be held
in Cole's Church. next Sunday morn-
ing at 10.30 o'clock.
—Miss 11agzie \Vasitinttat, of
Clinton, gave tin exceptionally fine
address at the League service, last
Sunday evening. She spoke of the
great opportunities awaiting :the
church of God in 'regard .to sending
the Gospel to Heathen lands. Iter
address way' very much appreciated
by all who were .present.
CHAMBERLAIN'S CORGI( IIE11-
EDY THE VERY BEST
"I. have been using Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy and want to say it
is the best cough medicine I have
ever taken," says Geo. L. Chubb, a
merchant of Harlan, Mich. There
is no question about its toeing- the
best, and it will cure n cold in less
time than any ether treatment. It
should always be kept in the house
ready for instant use, for a cold can
be cured in ntuclt less time when
promptly treated. For sale in Exe-
ter by W. S. Ifawey.
EXETER COUNCIL
The regular meetin.; of 'the Mu•
nicipsl Council was held Friday
April 28th. All members present.
Owing to the illness of Clerk, Jtcaeph
Senior, Mr. 11. Spackman acted as
clerk.
Communication):: were received
front Mr. Itcescr, of St. ,Marys, nnil
K. L. Aitken. of Toronto, offering
services Lo take the valuation of the
electric light plant. The clerk was
inetruotcd to write Mr. Aitken, ad-
vising him dist his offer had been
accepted and to conte at once. He
will receive $100 for hi.t services. A
motion was passed that tenders be
asked for street watering for the
season of 1905. Route the acme
as ,:1st ye:tr.
Councillor Leavitt suggested that
all bills for labor. material, etc.,
should be presented to the Council
by the parties themselves. with the
approval of the street commissioner,
before payment Ls ordered.
The Council then adjourned do
meet Saturday night to receive the
committee from tlta Board of Trade
relative to tie proposed Knittin't
mill industry.
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CROUP IS DEADLY 1
It must be stopped quickly.
Nothing so sure as Nerviline. Give
it infernally, and rub it on cheat and
throat—croup soon vanishes. No
doctor can write a more effi-
cient prescription than Poison's Ner-
viline, whioh reaches the trouble and
cures quickly. The marvelous power
of Nerviline Will surprise you: it's
the best household remedy for
coughs, colds, sore cheat, croup, and
internal pain of every kind. Large
hottles have been sold by all dealers
for nearly fifty years at 25c.
O\\' ') \V -----
II T( AItD OE'F' OLD AGE
The nt
ing off
main(0i
can he
icceasful way of ward-
proaoh of old ase is to
gorou 11i7,c8tiot. This
iy eating only food suit-
ed to your age and (occupation, an:)
when any disorder of the etonurch
appears take a does of Chamber-
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to
correct it. 1f you have n weak
stomach or ere troubled with indi-
gestion you will find these tablet's
to be just what you need. For male
in Exeter by \V. B. Howey.
Dyspepsia of Women
ABSOLUTELY Nut:DLESS AGONY
Caned by Uterine Disorders and Cured hrr
Lydia E. Piakban'*Voidable C.mpsetM
A great many women suffer with
form of indigestion or dyspepsiswhicl?
i1
does not seem to yield to ordinary fres -
ment. While the symptoms seem tot:4
similar to those of ordinary indiges-
tion, yet the medicines universally pre-
scribed do not seem to restore the pa-
tient's normal condition.
Mrs. Pinkham claims that there is a
kind of dyspepsia that is caused by a
derangement of the female organism,
and which, while it causes' a disturb-
ance similar to ordinary indigestion,
cannot be relieved without a nnedicints
which not only acts as a stomach tonic;
but has peculiar uterine -tonic effects
also.
As proof of this theory we call at-
tention to the case of• Mrs. Henry
Beanbien, 58 Sparks St.. Ottawa, Ont:,
who was completely cured by Lydia IFS
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound afte
everything else had failed. She writes:
Dear Mrs. Pinkbam
"I had been troubled with indigestion and
general stomach disorders for nearly a yc
I had a soreness in my stomach and was
able to digest my food. I Sie-ted and docto
without success : but Lydia E. l'inkhan
Vegetable Compound brought me pennane;
relief. I used three bottles and it cured ttt
of tnv stomach trouble and built up my
eral health. I now enjoy a splendid
tits, can eat all kinds of food, have no trot
with indigestion, and know that I owe it s
to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
No other medicine in the world
received such widespread and unqu
fledendorrsement,or bassuch a reco
cures of female troubles. as has L
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Owing to no electric liJhi r•ervice
the adjourned meeting was not heli
on Saturday night.
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The Kind You Have Always Bought
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Signature of
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This preparation is purely
vegetable and an excellent
remedy for all diseases of the
skin and blood and for gen-
eral debility.
It enriches and vitalizes the
blood. It renovates the
whole system and restores
vigor an4 healthy action to
every organ.
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