Exeter Times, 1905-05-18, Page 5►c
THE tt:l E'1 t R TIMES, MAY 18th
AL tli
VEGETABLairReneE SICILIAN
ayou Uks_yestr grin/ �h;tAeo keep h. rnot:
Renewer always restores
color to
Ede also.
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MIIDICAL
W. BROWNING, M. D., M. C.
SP • P. 8„ Graduate Victoria Uni•
nVomoe and reiidenenee. Dominion
tory, Rueter.
DENTAL
H
. KINL'MAN L. D.8. ANL
epTeeDR. A. R. KINSMAN, L.
D. S. D. D. 8., Honor Graduate
of Toronto University, Dentist.
tb extsacted without pain or
bad altos effects. Fen -
eon's
OIDoe block. West side of Main
Hesse' &seter'
D.A. ANDEAS.11.co• o' S. i•o•&
DENTIST.
Graduate of the Toronto Universtts
Rayall College of Dental Seons of
itch helaow Also Poet nate of
eSohool of Prosthetic Dentistry (with
a.nsrable mention.
Iv tug known to the Dental Profeeston
due in this *Moe. Bridge work, crowns, al-
Vossueo,sold and vulcanite plates al; done in
eekest manner possible. A perfect!,
anaesthetic used for painless extrac-
O>iBoe one door eolith of Carling Bro'e store
:tteter.On .
MONEY TO LOAN
We have unlimited private funds for invest;
�e
upon a or village property at !owes
a[ intereet.
DICKSON h CARLING
Exeter.
riONEY TO LOAN.
We have a large amount of private tends to
Ol�fnton fa rm and village propertiee at lowratet.
OLADMAN STANBL'RY
Barristere Solicitors. Melo 8t. Exeter.
DICKSON & CARLING,
MatCus w. Solicitors Rosaries,(lsaveraseers,
Oasonoseionen, solicitors tor the Molsona
�. Beak.Eto.
Weer to Loan at Ioweet rates of interest.
OPVICE :-MAIN STREET, EXKTEM.
S. 1. CAALDINI D. A. L H. AMOZDOit
Tae Usborne and Ribbon
Farmer's Mu ual Fire Insur-
an6e Gompanp
Head Office, Farquhar. Ont.
DIRECTORS
President: -T. RYAN, DUBLIN. P. U.
Vice -Pres.:- J. A. NoitaI8l
FARQUH A RP.O.
Ir. MORLEY, WHALEN P. O.
W. II. PASBMORE, CROMARTY P. O.
WM. ROY. BORNHOLM P. O.
J. L. RUSSELL, RUBSELDALE P. O.
AGENTS.
J. CARMICHAEL, STAFFA. ONT
A. DUNCAN FARQUHAR, ONT,
J. WILSON, FULLARTON, ONT.
J. 8. GILFILLAN, LUCAN, ONT.
B. W. F. BEAVERS,
Secy.-Treas. Farquhar.
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Notie&
To Farmers and
.., Public a«
the in
General
:1s the spring is coming on
} now gather up all your old
• . truck such as Rags, Rubbers,
Wool Pickings, Horse Bair,
Old Rope, Hones, all kinds
of old Iron, Brass, Copper, t
Lead and Zinc, and take
them down to
".JACKSON & SON
Main -St. Exeter.
I One door south of the
IMetropolitan hotel. That's
where you will get the high-
est cash price for them.
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r ow 4
Court of Revision
Township of Usborno
Not ice in hereby given that a Court
of Revision for the assessment roll
for the township of Usborne, will
be held at 1 he Township Hall, Elim -
n .-,
June 3rc1 1. U
• udnv ,
trills, on
Saturday.
nt one o'clock in �1he afternoon.
FitANCIS MOBLEY, Clerk.
Whalen May 10th, 1903.
Court of Revision
Notice is hereby given that 1 he
Court of Revision for the assess.
roll of the village of Exeter, for the
present year, will hold its first
meeting at the Town Hall, Exeier,
on Friday, th'• 261 h day of May. a1
7 p. lit.•. block.
.174 SENIOR, Village Clerk.
`� Fxeter, 811 May, 1903.
JOSEPH \VIIITE
Licensed Auctioneer, Counties of
i'erth Middlesex, Huron, Oxford
and Town of St. Marys.
Charges moderate. Orders left
his residence. Queen 8t., 8t. Marys,
xci11 he promptly attended In. Phone
et bin house.
Special attention given to live
stock sales. Orders left fit The
Times .will be promptly attended 10.
The s vcarirr: in of Mr. Ilynaaii ns
!11>nistcr of Public Works will not
t Ike place taco/1.61y before Thursday.
el r, li' t le, of Eittnendville, h 1,4
purolialtrit the mail carrying nusi-
lie .s of Mr. McBee, of JhvfitId, nand
.n ill like pos,t•s•ion about .1nn' Is..
Application to Parlia
ment.
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NOTICE I:3 IIEItElIl• GIVEN that
an applicaIion will be Made to
the Legislative Assembly of the
Province of Ontario at the present
session there
of a
for :
o n Aot to in
corporate a Company to construct,
equip and operate :In cleetric ilea
of railway to run in and through
the City of Stratford in the County
of Perth, and from the said City
of Stratford in and through the
townships of Downie, Fullerton
Ribbert and Blanchard all in the
said County of Perth and the To-.vn-
ahips of Usborne and Stephen in the
County of IIuron and in and through
the Village of Exeter in the said
County of IIuron to the Village of
Grand Bend on Lake Huron, and al-
so from the said City of Stratford
in and through the Townships of
North Easthope and south Easthope
and the Village of Shakespeare in
the County of Perth, and the Town-
ship of Wilmot in the County of
Waterloo to and in and through the
Village df New hamburg in the said
County of Waterloo with a branch
line in and through the Township
of South Easthope to the Village
of Tavistock in the said county of
Perth, with power ; (1) To make
payments in paid 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 individuats
by way of subsidies ,bonuses or oth-
erwise: (3) To manufactu_e, sell or
lease electricity or electric power to
any person or corporation or cor-
poration along flee line of the rail-
way or any of itl branches, and (4)
for other proper and necessary in-
cidental powers. Dated at Stratford
this 23rd day of .March,. A. D. 1905.
JAMES STEELE, Solicitor for the
Applicants.
F ARM TO RENT Lot 22 First
concession Csboi lie, 100 acres,
now all in grass, also store with Hay
1'. O. in connection to lease when
goods are disposred of. I have now
oar hand a quantity of clothing. con-
sisting of ready-made suits, over-
coats etc. which I ant now offering
at cost. Good American oil 16 cents
per gallon. To much work for my
age am bound to get out of the
business. Apply- to L. McTAGGART,
)lay 1'. 0..
FOR BALE. -Residence 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
sola as the undersigned is leaving
town. For particulars and terms of
sale apply to It. S. Lang. Exeter.
SHORTHORNS FOlt SALE - The
undersigned Inas for sale on
Lot 16, Con. 2, Hey, n number of
up-to-date
thoroughbred
Shorthorn
n
bulls. They are of the low set
blocky type, dark red in color and of
choice breeding. They are all elig-
ible for registration, and will be sold
reasonably. - John Elder, Hensall
P, U.
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COIrIQQ'
lirer
1•hof
if , Am*
ori (WO f i cis e
P
gellenne etre...•a
Makes carriage more
comfortable to ride in.
Worth their cost in the
wear and tear they
save. Lasts as long as
iron rims on all ordin-
ary roads.
Dunlop Tire Co.
TORONTO
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too
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Camp at London
f'
Huron's Best Breeding(
Stock
Note -A free notice trill be in -
. sorted in the Times for two weeks
to those securing their horse bills
at this office\
ALIIION III.
is a beautiful iful bright bay and is a
Handsome Shire horse. six years old.
Will stand lir a limited number
of marcs at his own stable 1)ash-
w ood.
WILLIS & GUENTIIEIR, i'rol,.
"LORD HOWATSON
Lord llowatson, No. 11406, is a
beautiful bay roan, white face, 16
hands high and weighs 1900 Ins.
Monday he will leave his own
stable, Centralia, at noon and at
Eli Coultis', Con. 6, Usborne night.
Tuesday, Wm. Moody's, Con. 5
and Wm. Monteith's, Thames ltoacl.
Wednesday -R. llorsley's, Con. 5,
and,1'. Handford's, Exeter.
Thursday -Abe Bagshaw's Con. 4,
Stephen, and hills, hotel, Credit on.
Friday -Wm. Flynn's, Con. L Mc-
Gillivray, and his own stable, Cen-
tralia, where he will remain until
following Monday noon.
THOS. E. II ANDPORD, Prop.
SAMPSON
Sampson, Vol. 217.49, 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 and Mclsaac's hotel, Credi-
t on.
Wednesday, Khiva and Shipka.
Thursday, Dashwood and Zurich.
Friday, Wtu. Chapunan's. Hay,
and to his own stable on Tham-
es Road where he will remain until
the following Monday morning.
See route bills for further par-
ticulars.
JIIO. FRAY NE & SON, Props.
Exeter North.
NATEBY PRINCE 11
Nateby Prince II., is a beautiful
dark bay. 16 hands high and wci;hs
1800 lbs.
Monday. John Kelland's Town -
line, Iilanshard and Wm. Atkinson's
Con. 12, Ushorne.
Tuesday, J. Johns, Elimville and
Wm. Quinton's, 5th Con, f'sborne.
Wednesday--- and W. Smith.
Mooresville.
Thursday -Centralia and Crediton
Friday, Jas. Walker, London goad
and.
Saturday. -A. Neil'(, Con. 7, Us -
borne, and to his own et,ahle, Far-
quhar, until following Monday
morning.
HANDFORD & KAY, Prop+,
COLLEGE CIIUM
Is a beautiful brown horse, a ty-
pical Shire horse, and considered to
be one of the best horses in Canada.
Tuesday, Dashwood, Thos. Amy's
and Hill's hotel, Crediton.
Wednesday-Deitrich's, Mt. Car-
mel.
Thursday, John lircen's, Con. 21,
McGillivray, Musser's hotel, Cor-
bett.
Friday, J. Hickey's Con. 20, Ste-
phen, J. Ilannon's, Shipka.
Saturday, to his own stable, Dash-
wood, until the following Tuesday.
WILLIS & GUENTIIER Prop.
Dashwood, Ont.
I'ATIIMOUNT Jlt.
J'athnlount Jr. Lv :t neaulilul dark
brown, 15 handy 1 inch high, risina
four year:+ old ; weight one .thous-
and pounds; of splendid form, with
the (rest of acti311 :Intl shows great
speed, and is just the horse to sire
the class of stock that will brimg
the hest pricey, J'atlenwtlit Jr.
has !wide triol quarters in 35 st'cends
and better. 'f his Iroise may be seen
at his yarn, lot 8,'conceseicet a,
borne.
JAMES ESSE1tY, Prop.
Exeter. P. O. c•
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IIOW T1100144 WILL IIE DIVIDED
FOR DI"fl' ON CARLING'S
IIEIGIITS
Tee camp :.t London this year its
to he a double-header. The dirst
camp will begin June 6, find the sec-
ond 3une 14uL. The 1 coops kill be
clivi led for duly as follows.
.lune 6 -1st Humors, No. 1 Co., R.
C. 11: 1-2 No. 1 Co., C. A.A. C. Na 6
(leaver ('o., No. 6 Field hospital Co.
The second camp starts Juno 18t4t
1st infantry Brigade, , 26t h, 27th,
:1211(1 til 33rd Regiments,
The second count) starts June 19th
and will incltttfe the 6th Field Bet-
ters-, sl e r
1 1 t 1 Brigade, C. A. 11114
and
d �
!tit h� Field Batteries); ,bio. 1 Co., it.
C. R.; 1-2 Na 1 Co., C. A.R.C; No. 7
hearer Co. ; Na 7 Field 110 pita! Co
2nd Infantry Brigade, 22nd Jte. i
ment (four companies), 20111, 29(1
and 30th Regiments.
LONDON CAMP PROGRAMME
iti order:: jrt•;e'
Militia n justaxe 1 cost
tain the syllabus of training for is
struction duriri ; the cesnin-t suer
,1101'.
day -Marching cii: i camp.
l'n 1 day r into amp.
Second day -Squad drill rifle ex
crcio.s, lecture to field e:fficers on
alt'tck and .lefett-.a anti muster par
lick.
Third day-ltifle cxerci Nes, prin-
ciples of bayonet fighting, firing ex-
ercises, lecture to field officers on
messages, reports and sketches;
practical outpoat work explained
and illustrated by taking up an out -
meat line ; lect urc to officers. In-
formation and reconnaissance.
Fourth day -Firing exercises, skir-
mishing, lecture to field officers on
starches.
Fifth day -Company drill, lecture
13 field officers on protection. The
company in attack and defense.
Sixth day -Sunday -Church par-
tde.
bevent11 day -Bat talion drill; the
bat billion in attack and defense.
Eighth day -The occupation of a
icoai1ion by the ioattalion bringin;
in !outpost information and scout-
ing attack on 11 position by The oat -
talion, bringing. in ndvance ,zuards.
Ninth day-hlri,tade drill ; the Irri-
gate: in attack, the brigade in de-
Tenth day - Spare in order 10
enable the camp commandant to'al-
lot is .to make up any part of the
syllabus omitted _ay 1I:_• units while
on the ra ngea.
Eleventh day -Tactical scheme by
which the initiative c.f the bat-
lalien old company leaders 1113y he
judged. All Irorca',t of Ilse eau pen-
girged.
Twelfth day-elsirchin:' out camp.
00 YOU GET IIILLIOL'SI
No remedy could be more prompt
and . ,;rceabte t han Dr. Hamilton's
Pills. No matter where you go.
you'll hear of the grand curea they
make. Writing from Ottawa, Mrs.
M. E. Legere says ;"For people in-
clined to biliousness and sick head -
:lobo I don't Stink there is n remedy
to compare with Dr. Hamilton's
Pills. 1 formerly had bilious et •
lacks about once n month -used Dr.
Hamilton's I'ills and obtained grand
results. My stomach has been put
in goad order and my health greatly
improved." No medicine better for
men, women or children. Try Dr.
Hamilton's 1' ills, -25c. per box or
five -b es for $1.0O at all drums is s.
ox o o .,;n l
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SET -BACK Folt STRATFORD
-Mrs
Stratford, Ont., May 16.r
M
Leonard, of the C. P. R., wrote to
the Mayor to -day respecting the
proposition of the city to pay the C.
1'. 11. $30,000 instead of n right of
way and nuild the approaches to the
subways necessitated ay the levels
for the projected railway in the city
Ile gave the city to understand that
tee proposition would not be en-
tertained. There is a radical dif-
ference oetwcen the two interview;
of the railway committee of the city
and the Board of Trade. Ile will
write sifter interviewin : 81,111;-
netay.
7il•e +cement foundation for ,North
[reel Methodist church, Goderich,i.t
ac:+rly -finished, and the Masons are
molting the work so ae to have
verytltrn'g ready for the layi►lr of
he corner :,tr:,n^ on \`ictoria 1)ay.
Wishing to be relieved c 1 so much
.office work. A.1'. Cooper, of Clin-
ton, intends to give up the C. I'. 11
telegraph t. envy, :also the Dominion
Express ,!Loney Order ng(•tIcy, lit an
';illy date, hist resignation nein; al-
ready with f he t wo companies.
(;iLLIBRAN1)
Gillibrand (imp.) 426 (20512) color
bay, stripe, four white let locks. Tho
horse is a grand type of a draught
horse, beautiful head and neck, keit
well slanting shoulders, with ft -
cIass (tack and swell sprung Sins, ex-
tra hew hind quarters. very wide
at botch ends, and a very heavy clean
and flat bone, with the heat of silky
(lair, and capital feet, this is what
every (fraught horse must have,
plenty of good heavy bon:. \\'hgn
thi:a 1orsc is in cod condition he
will Wei 'It a ton more.
'f 1114 1orse may be seen at his
stable, .on Saturdays.
T. J. 131•:RI(Y, Pro, D. ItOtia, aI:ul,
Hensall, Ont.
LORD SIL\IRI'
Lord Sharp. 11117, is a Clyde Stal-
lion four years old, brown, three
white feet. star on face.
Monday to Sidney Andrew+, lot 4
con. 6, Ushorne ; thence to Moffat is
Hate' Centr;llii.
Tuesday to Jelin Ilepburn's, lot
3, con. 1. Stephen, then to Ikeitriclee
Hotel, Mount Carmel.
Wednesday, to ?1cCaffrey's 11(1(•1
West McGillivray, and .las, Cock-
wcll's 11 ran. McGillivray.
hursday to \\'m. Kelly's lot 13
con. 1, Iliddulph ; 1 hence to Pitmen's
Hotel, Cl:an(lr'bnye.
Friday in \Vin. Tc (.hey, lot 22, cots.
7. Iliddulph, then le .10a. Morley''
1'1. 11, 8. W. 11., Whalen Corner:.
8ilordly tnornin.; will proceed to
his own st:Ihle, where he will rt'mein
till 1he followint Mcnday morello .7.
t; FO. COW AHD, Prop. :Ind M in.
Lot 16, Coe. 8 Tuberae
IIOItN
RINKER 11 -In i)ash.worel, t,n April 28
to Mr. and Mrs. ('.1• +. itinker, a
daughter.
\IONTFITII - On Sunday, May 111h
to Mr. and Mrs. \\'m. Monteit h,
Thames helot, n•l(on.
MARRIED
SCiIRAi)E11 - in Daahw sod, on Ap-
ril 23, In Mr. and Mr!. David
Sebr,ider, :e daughter.
1L1.. t
-. 10 I • s tt 1 of Ap-
ril1%1 'I'
ril 21, to Mr. and Mr:t. 11. M. Wil-
ler", :a daughter.
G11)l,1il' - JECKELI, - In Wind=
nor, on \Wcdnes l 1y, May 10, Mr.
Harry .1. Gidlcy, of Duluth, Minn.
10 Miss Annie .Teckell, of Exeter.
IIISSETT - 11cFALLS. - On Thurs-
day. i1•,y 11111, at the Rectory, by
Itev. 11..1. M. Perkins, Mr 14a:1c
Ili,sc•t 1. 10 Miss Lot 1 ie 11'F:tlls, all
of Exeter.
,TANKS - ALAiII - At the residence
of t.Iie bride's parents, in Stanley
tow•nsl.;p, on April 26th, by !rev.
A. E .Shaw, Josie, third daughter
of Mr, George Al fir, to Clray. Jinks
>f Kipper.
DECIIEht -- RADE11 - A t Dnah-
woed, c•n Wednesday, M 1y 10th,
1005, by Rev. R. Eifcrl, Mr. John
I)ccher, jr.. of The (labylon line,
Hay t:l alisa Cl cru, dao :liter of
\lr. and alt.. .Jacob Ratter. 1) 411.
w ood.
To Cure a Cold in One Day ..curg.:gPn.
Tilos Laxative Bromo Tablets. ►� �j rs every
semi Sell" boles *ad V l3 ssoldll& iI/3! OVP*#'t./ box. 25c.
►1r... J:Ines, who liia.`oeen :I rc-:-
ch•nt of Se.tforth for sieleen years,
died ion "Friday 'venins la tit, atler
a short illness.
YOR OVICRBIXTY 1 ARS
As OLD AND WELL -T I&n RseisDy.-Mrs
•Wisalow'.Boothlog !limp!limphas been need tor
£
It seethes the child, softens the gam . allays ysall
l
palk ewes wind collo. and le the beat rem.d
or It 1s pleasant to the taste. Bold
by(a in every part of the world. M
Dente a Its due is Incaiouhsble Be
,lire ' take Its_
Windows tansitling
Byrupaed ask for ne other kind.
The circus (11 :11onday laet Wis
the attraction for the many who
drove in from all the surrounding
country-, crowd:; arriving in town
early ,;a 111'11 111^y Mi ght witness the
great re nsier parade which n')
doubt ttas not alttetelher quite uite u .
• 1
to their expect:itions. lluwever
large crowds were in attcvui:mee a1
the performance in the afternoon,
and tlx: prosrauuo0 rendered al -
1 lough not up to litany of the loupe-
circus
oup lcircus exbioitions, was very good.
01110 of t he tumblins and acroaai is
feats being fairly well executed. 'l'I1e
troupe on the whole were orderly
and caused no undue commotion or
I r oublc on our streets. Many of
our citizens enjoyed the opportunity
of witnessing the very unique and
easy way in which the ears were un..
loaded, and also the lo:tdin_; ngain
every tlain:' Iain; done with order
and dcal,:atch.
THE WONDERS OF TIIE BODY
Its mechanism, like delicate mach-
inery, by even a slight cause is so
disarranged as to be practically use-
less. A headache is no trifling mat-
ter because the stomach, kidneys,
andl ivcr are sure to be affected. To
cure the cause of headaches and pre-
vent new attacks, use Ferrozone : it
aids the stomach by supplyingnour-
ishing blood, vitalizes the nerves and
brain instantly. Ferrozone braces,
-gives tone -elevates your spirits.
No such health bringer known.
Fifty cent per box of fifty choco-
late coated tablets at all dealers.
SIIEE1' SCAB IN ONTAIIIO
A proelamation has been issued at
Ottawa declaring sheep scab exists
in the townships of North Dorchest-
er, London, McGillivray, East \Vil-
li:ana and Ekfrid, county of Middle-
sex ; Warwick, Brooke, and Dawn,
county of Lambton; Zone, Camden
eland Chatham, county of Kent, and
the movement cf any live sheep
whatever out of these •townshipsex-
eept when accompanied by a certi-
ficate treat they' are free from die-
eosa and intended for immediate
slaughter. Shipments of sheep for
other purposes to points within the
Dominion are permitted, providing
each shipment is accompanied by a
certificate of inspection, stating that
the stock are free from disease, and
'have not. been in contract with
affected animals.
IT 11F,ALS TIIE LUNGS
When the antiseptic vapor of "C:a-
tarrhozone" is inhaled it spreads
through .the breathing orgine,
carrying healing and health to the
sore spots. An irritable throat.
"Catarrhozone" cures in five min-
utes, bronchitis it soothes instantly,
weak lungs are fed and quick-
ly nourished back to health. Tose
free from colds and coughs, to ovoid
catarrh and bronchitis -use Catarr-
hozone ; it is prescribed Sy more
than twenty thousand physicians s'c'
atS 1
n
America alone, and used by the peo-
ple. of nine nations.
HINTS TO THE FARMER
I''orty-three varieties of spring
wheat and four varieties of rye were
sown on the experimental plots at
tho Ontario Aoriculturol College, on
March 29th. In 1902 the spring
wheats were mown on March 27th.
e
These c e a . r ihe only two seasons
within the past twenty years
in which the sprin,T seeding at the
College could be started in the
month of March. It is generally
useless ;to attempt to grow spring
wheat in Ontario unless it can he
.gown as early in spring as the land
is nuitable, even if ilio seeding is
followed by cold weather and snow
storms. For five years in succes-
sion. an experirMt has been con-
ducted fay sowing spring wheat,
barley, cots, and peas, on different
dates in tho spring of the year. The
first seeding took place es soon as
the ground was suffioient-ly warns
and dry to work to good advantage.
One week was allowed between eaoh
two tteedings. Tho results indicate
the importance of sowing spring
wheat, barley, tints, and pons; in
the order here given, starting with
spring wheat and finishing with the
peas. After 'the first week wan past
there was an average decrease in
yield dor every day's delay in need-
ingof about o
on anti one-half bush-
els of oats, one bushel of barley,ono
half bushel of spring wheal, and one-
third bushels of per acre.
FRF..B TRIAL BOTTLE
To prove what Dr. Leonhardt's Anli-
Pill will do -Your name and ad-
(trees
(-
(tr es
on a pest oar
iwill bring
n
g
it -Has cured thousands al-
ready.
Dr. Loonhardt's Anti -fill has
ushered in a new era in thetreat-
ment and cure of diseases. Thous-
ands who have given up hope have
been restored to perfect health, and
every cure seems to be perfect end
permanent. Dere is a ease of dys-
pepsia;
I have been a great sufferer
from dyspepsia for many years. i
have been treated by focal doctors,
and have taken nearly all the ad-
vertised remedies with only tempor-
ary relief, but since using Dr. Leon-
liarrlt's Anti-l'ill 1 can eat any-
thing the same as when a boy, My
old-time vigor )las returned ,so that
my spirits aro bu.oyant and temper
normal. 1 give all credit to Qr.
Leonhardt's Anti -Pill." -M. N. D•e-
foe, 29 Colborne Street, Toronto.
A month's treatment at your
druggist for 50e. A oamplo free by
addressing t ho Wilson-Fyle Co., Lim-
ited, Niagara Falls, Ont. Sole agent'
for Canada,
1.)?AI) KINDLY LIGHT
'I he hy'unhooks do not contain a
more r xquisite lyrin t han New•man's
"Leat!, Kindly Light," says Allan
Sutherland in the June Deline+tor,
nnr one that is more acceptable to
all tletlnlninetions of the Christian
fait l:. \\'Lee the 1':Hie men! .f
lteliatorta suet in Chica.to during th
Columbian F.xpu;ition, the retire
.4(1117iyes of alnlast every crt•e
known to man found t wo t hin
011 which They were agreed: The
could all join in the Lord's frays
and all could sing 'Lead, Kindl
Light.' The hymn wss wricte
when Newman returning hom
Irons Italy after a serious illens
was becalmed for a week in the sun
ny waters of the Mediteranean. I
striking contrast the music w•.t
composed by Dr. John 11. Dykes a
he walked through the Strand, on
of the busiest thoroughfares of Lon
don. The hymn was a fovoritc o
Gladstone, sand also of President Mc
Keeley, and it ea.; sun; far an
q .
tt'" n e
i t the „hurchca <; a c
I 111 first :ill
niv(Isary of his death :rn:I burial.
"IT SAVED MY LIFE"
6' PRAISE FOR A FAMOUS MEDICINE
✓ ars. Mlilladss. Tells Hew She Tried Lydia
S E. Piekkases Vegetable Compo.ad het
e 1a Thee.
• Mrs. T. C. Willadsen, of Manning,
• Iowa, writes to Mrs. l'inkhanv
Dear M,s.' Piathata
" I can truly Jay tbat you have saved ray
e life, and I cannot express my gratitude Ho
I you in words.
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I'AT113IAIi'fliliS NOT LIABLE
Py .1 is (u:endme:ul to , lie
411114: 1l Act, pat rim asters are 11'3
longer rcgr.iled to I cak after the
cut tit) r ,-:f e8o\iou; ty cods 111111ce high
ways in 1 heir divi,i:41. Every- 01111
or 4; cupant ter 1 •nd is now require,
to CU( 1 w(•.ds ;ro•yin3 wn th•
highways :adjacent to his lana:
Chapter 27. of the stetutcs of 11)01
providc:t as follows ; "It :•hall he t be
duty of every owticr or occupant u
land in a municipality to out 11e01
or destroy, or erose to cr cut dowi
or destroyed at the proper time to
prevent elle ripening of the s00;1,
all noxious: weeds growing on any
highway adjoining molt laud, not ne-
ing a toll told, from the ,boundary
of such land to the centre litre of
smelt road, and 111 case of default af-
ter notice from Inspector or Over-
seer of highways, or where oto In-
spector or Overseer is appointed,
the clerk of the municipality -
may do the work and may add the
cast thereof to t'he taxes against the
land in the Collector's Roll and col-
lect such oast in the same manner as
other taxes."
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CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH 11E1%1-
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," nays Geo. L. Chubb, a
merchant of Harlan, Mich. There
is no question about its Toeing t}:e
hest, and it will cure n cold in less
time than luny other treatment. It
should always be kept in the house
ready for instant use, for a ooldcan
bo cured in much less time when
promptly treated. For sale in Exe-
ter by W. S. Howey.
PEi(SONALLY CONDUCTED TOUR
'1'o California and Lewis and Clarke
Exposition, Portland, Oregon.
A personally conducted excursion
to The Pacific coest via The Grand
Trunk Railway System and connect-
ing linen leaves Queoeo July 5, and
Montreal :Ind Toronto July 6. The
route will be via Chicago, thence
through Council Bluffs to Omaha,
Denver and Colorado Springs. Stops
will be made at each of these places,
:end side trips token to Manitou,
Cripple Creek, Garden of the Gods,
etc. From •there the party will con-
tinue ,through the famous scenic
route of the Denver and Rio Grandry
1ltrough • the Royal Gorge -to Salt
Lake City, 'thence to Lav Angeles,
San Francisco, Mt Shasta, I'ortland
Oregon, Seattle, Spokane, and home
through '
St.
Paul and 11lintneapolia.
The trip will occupy about thirty
day., ,ten days being spent ion the
1'acilic coast.
The price for the ,round drip in-
cluding railroad fare, Pullman tour-
ist cars, all meals in the dining car,
hotels, side trips, etc., is $165.50 from
Quebec, or $160.50 front Montreal
and $150.00 from Toronto. Tbia first
trip is designed as a vacation trip
for leachers, although many whoaro
not teachers will improve the op-
portunity of taking the trip at the
remarkably low price afforded.
For full particular:( address E. C.
Bowler, General Agent and Conduc-
tor, it( em 308, Union Station, To-
ronto.
A BROAD STATEMENT
This announcement is made with-
out any qualifications. Hem-Roid is
the ono preparation in tho world
that guarantees it.
Dr. Loonhardt's Item -Rad will
cure any ease of Piles. It is in the
form of a tablet.
It his the only Pile remedy used
internally.
It :is impossible to cure an estab-
lished case of Piles with ointments,
suppositories, injestions, or outward
appliances.
A guarantee is issued with every
package of 1)r. Loonhardt's Ilem-
Itoid which contains a month's
treatment.
Go and talk to your druggist
about It.
The Wilson-Fyle Co, Limited, Ni-
agara Falls, Ont.
KOMOKA MAN AND • CHATHAM
WOMAN AMONG THE WINNERS
The results of 1)141 ttuexsin; corn -
pc ' 1
p I t sora oonducted by the Cc11cu1c Co.
of this city, in connection with the
I'oaninion election held on Nov. 3,
Pori, are officially announced by the
'ft list & Guarantee Company, of
T.orcnto. The total vote polled in
the flection .is 1,030,186, os fur-
nished by the Clerk of the Crown in
Chancery. The result of the con •
test k :as follows ; First prize for ,
"Before I wrote to you, telling you how r
felt, I had doctored for over two years steady'
and spent lots of money on medicines besides,
but it ail tailed to help me. My monthly p-
riods had ceased and I suffered tnueb p(tta
with fainting spells, headache, backache a.nd
bearing -down pains, and I was so weak I
could hardly keep around. As a last resorts
I decided to write you and trLydia E. Pink -
ham's Vegetable Compound,and I ant so
thankful that I did, for after following your -
Instructions, which you sent me free of all
c e, my monthly periods started '• I am
and in perfect health. 11:+•iit net
been for you I would be in my grave to -day.
"I sincerely trust that this fetter may Wad
every suffering woman in the country t)D
write you for help as I did."
When women are troubled with fi►
regular or painful menstruation, weak-
ness, leucorrhoea, displacement or ul-
ceration of the womb, that bearing -
down feeling, inflammation of the ova-
ries, backache, flatulence, general de-
blhity,• indigestion and nervous prostra-
tion, they should remember there is
one tried and true remedy. Lydia E,
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound atonoe
removes such troubles.
No other female medicine in the world
has received such widespread and un-
qualified endorsement. Refuse all sub-
stitutes.
Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick women
to write her for advice. She has guided
thousands to health. Address, Lynn,
Mass,
nearest estimate received during the
contest. John II. M,00rhouse, Belle-
vau, Apartments, Montreal, esti-
mate, 1,030,220, prize, $2500: second
prize for nearest estimrtte received
before noon, Oct. 17, E. °egg. 82
Shuter street, Toronto, estimate
1,030,0011, prize $250 ; third prize, for
nearest estimate received between
noon[ Oat. 17, a
, lid
noon Oct.4.
2 A.
MacKellar, Iiomoka, Ont., and Mrs.
E. Hazlett, Chrtthtna, equal, esti-
mate, 1,030,000, prize $250 divided
equally : fourth prize, for nearest
estimate received between noon, Oct.
24, and noon, Oct. 31, C. McMickcn,
Box 1,291, Winnipeg, Man., estimate
1,030,222, prize $250.
"RAFFLES" STORIES IN THE
MAIL ANI) EMPIRE
Mr. E. W. Hornung's stories Of
"Raffles, the Amateur Cracksman"
:ire universally admitted to be the
most fascinating talcs of criminal
dvenlure ever written. The char-
acter of Raffles, the gentleman
burglar ;and jewel-roaber, is one
new to fiction ; ( lie story of his ex-
ploits excel in vigor and thrilling
interest the work of any other mod-
ern writer. The Mail and Empire
will begin ptialication in the Daily
on May 13 and the Weekly edition
on May 15th of Mr. Ilornung's new
series; of "Amateur Cracksman" tales
which have never before appeared
in periodical form.
The first of these tales, The Ides
of March", introduces Raffles and
lair faithful companion "Bunny,'
in their first and most exciting
burglarly of the great jewelry store.
One of these new tales will appear
every Saturday in the Daily mail
and Empire can well as in the Weekly
edition for the next three months.
Ordera taken nt the office of this
paper for the Weekly Mail and
Empire and The Times to be mailed
to :any address in Canada, Great
Britain or the l'nited States from
now 71111i1 .1:1 !miry 1st, 1906, for
75 cents.
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\WI11- SUFFER FROM J1IIEl'MA-
TISM
Why suffer from rheumatism
when one application of Chamber-
lain's fain (halm still relieve the pain
The quick relief which this liniment
affords makes rest and sleep pos-
sible, and that alone is worth marry
limes its cost. Many who have used
it hoping otnl • for a Ithort relief
1 )
from suffering have been happily
surprised to find that after nwhile
the telicf became permanent. Mrs.
V. Ii. Legzett of l um Yum. Ten-
nessee, U.S. A., writes. "1 um a great
sufferer from rheumatism. all over
frorn head to fool, and Chamber-
lain's fain Balm is the only thing
1)t it will relieve the pan". .For sale
ill Exeter by W. S. Howey.
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