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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1905-06-01, Page 5Vegetable Preparation for As - ling the Food &fid Re4d ulll - the Stomachs and l+" is of MIN Promotes Di a l4on,Cheerful- ness and ResL..,ontal ns neither O Iuni,Morhine nor Nlncral. No 1KAIttCOTIC. 1 is JrJ- dlx R JJu- ft' • .N•eJ,Js • rN(,t�a •teeru Itis j.sS tw. Aperfect Remedy for Conslipa- tion, Sour Stotnach,Diarrhoea, Wortns,Convulsions,Feverish- MSS and LOSS OF SLEEP. Facsimile Signature of , ,4 is NEW YORK. AI b month-, old ;; Dust - j jci-NTs EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. CASTORI For Infants and Childr The Kind You H Always Bough g Bears the Signature of u For Ov Thirty Years CASTORIA TN. CENTAVO. COMPANY. NEW VOan CITY. MEDICAL Couit of Revision NW. BROWNING, M. D., M. (%• I • P. f3„ Graduate Victoria Uni- i 'j'O1V1]5�11) of Usborne varsity. office and residenenee. Dominion t Notice is hereby given that a Court Laboratory, Exeter. I of Revision for the assessment roll DENTAL I for the township of-Usborne, will be held at the Township Hall, Elim- ville, on Saturday. June 3rd, 1905, at one o'clock in the afternoon. FItANCIS MORLEY. Clerk. Whalen May 10th, 1905. ti, KINSMAN, L. D.& AND DR. KINSMAN. L. pD.1 S.D.D. S., Honor Graduate of Toronto A.R.. 11. ally, Dentist. (beth extracted without pain or bad after effects. Of$oe in Fon. son's block. West side of Main *set:Exeter .A• ANDERSON, (D. D. 11.1.1.11. DENTIST. or Graduate of the Toronto Uelversity yal College of Dental Surgeons of ' School honors1 rstbeltic Denth Dentistry (with fable mention. verytjalog known to the Dental Profession =ala this office. Bridge work, crowns, al - nm, gold and vulcanite plates all done is She neatest manner possible. A perfectly bsrmleas anaesthetic used for painless office one door eonth of Carling Bro'sstore Licensed Auctioneer, Counties of Zxeter.ont. Perth Middlesex, Huron, Oxford ONEY TO LOAN and Town of St. Marys. Charges moderate. Orders left at We • lnavenallmited private rands for inveeil his residence, Queen St., St. Marys, Sat uppoon farm or village property at loaves will bo promptly attended to. Phone oboe orInterest. at this house. DICKSON& CARLI�Zeter• Special at lent ion given 'to live stock sales. Orders lett of The Times will be promptly attended to. F01 SALE - Lot 8. Con. 3, It ;- borne, 100 acres, all under cul- tivation, 2 wells. On the propel ty is a frame house, :;oat bank barn. one frame barn. For further par- ticulars apply to Jas. Essery, Exeter P. 0. Solicitors Notaries Coovevancera FOIL SALE - The rtn OOonere, Solicitors for the olson, SHORTHORNS undersigned has for sale on Hank, Eta Lot 16, Con. 2, Ila Money toLsan at lowest rates of tatereat. y, n number o[ up-to-date t horoughbred Shorthorn 011ICE:--MAIN STREET, EXETER. bulls. They are of the low set a, caivatro a a. 1-11. 01C1r8ON blocky type. dark red in color and of choice breeding. They aro all elix- ible for registration, and will be sold reasonably. - John Folder, Hensall P. 0. Court of•Revision Notice is hereby given that the 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, Exeter, on Friday, the 26th day of May, at 7 p. m. o'clock. J. SENIOR, Village Clerk. Exeter, 8t11 May, 1905. JOSEI'li WHITE NEY TO LOAN. ve a larete amount of private funds to arm and village properties at lowratea (MADMAN & STANAURY Balusters Solleitors. Main St. Exeter. iCKSON & CARLING, Tie Usborne and Hibbert Farmer's Mu ual Fire Insur- anGe Gompanu Nesting of the Huron County Head Office, Farquhar, Ont. DIRECTORS Council The Council of theComity of -lu- President:-T. RYAN, DUBLIN. P. O. ron will meet in 1h*+ council ch:Iri1J- o is Vice -Pres.:- J. A. N nR Ser in the 'town of Galerich 111 a FAIt(ZCn A RP.O. O'clock on Tuesday the 6th (ly of T .11 t✓ X h R '1' 1. M S, .i t' N E 1st 1905. THE TEACHERS, St•ver.1 menthe::+of the A.e•-o.iation it to u1ie•rt Commit a here C.I)tinucd the discussion. Mr. G. S. Howard and Miss A. E. i 1 -That t Le Public School Leav- ASSOCIATION I Consitt, deletatee to the 0. E. A. 1 iu, Im restored ns a Provincial Ex- t :ave very able reports of the awiu.ltion. ptiters read there. A hearty voter of th-I nks was tendered the Bele;:l1 es for the spicn'tid report t Ley g•tre 1 Inspector Toto discussed the sup,- jcct of sptllin :. Ile %vault teach rezular fortes first. Ity usin. a word-buildinr. caersise he would teach how to snynbine tLc t:oweI; 1 Minutes of a 1 111011 elect in; of the and musts/tants usin, a large nun - East and \Vest Huron Teacher=' bur of examples. ll would tearh Association heiti in Clinton, al ty the reason in all cane') twhy ctrl tin letters follow (• telt co her as they do The paper is is :1 most excellent one. EVENING 6l'.SSIOSi In the town hall at 8 o'clock the A Large and Successful Convention. 25th and 26:i1. The Institute meet int was called to order at 10.30 a.m., by Mr. 0. S. Howard, President of Nest 'Huron ; n:eelint oat+ opened %v-it)t Mr. Rot- To3cherm' Association. 'ers, 1•rrsi1ent for Eist Huron, ill: cation ,.f :1 Principal of n Public Mr. J. Hartley. of \Vroxetcr, con- the chair. A splendid musical pro- school of ,ix or inose room.: l e ducted devotional exercises. p gramme Sot: presented c<,nsi"t.in: of Mira Clear Certificate. Minutes of the last session of the the ive: ',out numbers. 6--Thi1 continual ion cla1se.. in Association, May 21s1. 1901 acre re:rl t Incl rum(•nt.tl 1;u01 -Mases ltoav- I public school class A he placed upon and approved. er •11111 Gunn. &,Io. M:s.t Houston. the sone II:Is41 as co'respondi11 The followin; committees %eteap-'Adds::.s of ne1,:ouw-Mayor Hoover 4ra11e, of 11izh Schools as res:lr:1 pointed :-ltesolut ion - Messrs. Go- Instrument t! solo -Masher S. Jack- equipment,-,)v0I'111rlot11 :101 10a:•1,er.: wars, 1Jci,aty. McKay, McDou_:til, :.•�n. Solo -JI':.. \1 tu%I 1(eNau 11 ' yu Ili[ication. Mus rove, Shillin;law, Lou ah, Cain- bon. ln•:t rumen' ill duet. - Mis: ^ 7--'I'h 11 I he govern:nen1 of Ontario cron and Murch and al is, 1'-'.L ford and I.a;,'n. Solo --Sir. Nor- . be asked to nlalorially increase 1110 Auditors for \Vest Huron. i\1::. -r. Slued). t anneal ,rail to public schools. Brownlee and Hawkins. The Rev. E. 1•.. Scot 1, c•f Gait de- 14 -'float the prod ice of aekin; Dir. C. lllut•tt, of Credit so. intr1r- livered his f;mous leoure, "The tcach'•I when applyint for scheole duced the subjecI, "Should the Pub-- Land of the yIa1,!e," and tit(ea w1(0 10 81a:e-.1:cr•y expected i.+ h fa Ha school Exa ' :Ilion+ be Restored hear,( it had Ilnr plea.+ure of listen- be re_.1et11I. s it was Ten Years s n 1111 in; to a me -:•I en, husi idle, interest- !t -Tl: ,1 in order I o encourage lie 110111 that it should L•0 re -i111(•4) in:; and inspirin. lecture, in fact i, ofC si0I1 iI SI ucly by 1110se who 110111 auce(t since children wit, ;he words [ail to convey to those whc First Class Certificates, 1110 Educa- entrance Examination in rural sec-; (Mtn't hear it, :( proper conception of 1101111 Department he request et' to tions .are generally Ica► your; to the splendid word pictures he drew lranze with Tho.. authorities of '1'o- Ioave their 110180') in rural sectic••u s. in describin.r the .'re.'It1MS5 of our root University for snot'. leachers that 100 ;0010 a 1,01:0(1 eieeees ie.- I country. All who heard the lecture Io Fake a fete subjects each year tweet* •118e Entrance :old Junior round help but have t heir views of until t•Iioy cotnpleto their 1:?:tiver- Loaving• Examination:', the (•x:uuin:t I Canada hroadt,ned and a fre:;h thrill ally Course. tion would five teachers a test to;ivcu to their patriotism. I0-1'h•tl the privile,e of wrilin; sec hots their pupils arc pro.ressinz,, A most delightful evenin; was Off t wo or I h.rce subject s of Senior :end it would be :111 incentive to 1,0 I 'trout lo Io a close by sin zing the Lea vitt t work be extended 'to Second ins to do bel l er work. Ile Would National Ant hem. (Aa:,:: Te tohrrm wt' s are lenge ;ed in -Heft in the meantime t he Coun- ty' establish :t County Public School Leet vin: Examination. -That there be one Promotion Examination in the year and t hat it be held at Easter. That no selec- tions be read: fur Literature and p.pers l,r set for Jr. and Sr. 2nd, .1r. and Sr. 3rd and Jr. 4th. 4 -Th 11 the Government of On- t trio be :1 died to fix a minimum sal - try ter Public school teachers. 5 -That 114 qualification of a prin- 0iptl of :1 public school of 1wo to lire , r...,.. inclusive, he :1 Second Chi ns '(',•rtifieale. Thal the toes I if I- T. sIifl- T. II. Brownlee A. E. Conaltt (:. 1'. Howard l'. Itiuett W. 11. JohnaV.n E'dth Parte° Ka hl.en Ilall Fred 1toss su,;est -that the exa int:11i(ul he di- FRIDAY •101(NING teocltiu.. sided into 1w•o parlor, the first par: Sep.tot t0 session for lie 1w•o A-- M r. Westervelt of Forest City oonatitutinz the subjects for "the socittions were heli for routine Ilusinesn Colle;e look a lesson on Entrance Examination. :i.e :;ecou:: business. "Writinz" wi11t a class of small pu- part the subjects for the I'n's• WEST Iht'IU)N pits. After a few introductory re- lic School Leavitt; Examination, :+'I 1 The minutes of 1 Le efternoon 8n•1 marks and get 1 in, his class properly a certificate be riven for each. evenin, session were reed and ap- seated and with proper grasp of The discussion( was cont' :d los- proved. their pencils he Lau;hl. the three ;\lessrs. llolmete Muegrove. Inspeto • The exp'•ii ,•e of the deler..tcs 10 principles of wriIin;, the ml.rai;ht tor Tom, 11:1ird, Del ;any and In :pea - . 1 he O. E. A., incidental expenses of line, the left and 1 he right curve. c cc tor Robb. � last 0v0ninx's entertainment and a Ile 1 lid special mlress on the free It was moved by Mr. Holman. secs :rant of five dollars for the purpose movement of the ri;ht. arm. Mr. ended by inspector 'Tout Ihrlt 1l:c , of erect in 1 conumentors( ive tablets Westervelt 's lesson was int crest in; matter of Public School Leavitt.; to former principals of the Normal and practical and he was given :t examinations be left to the 1ttsol11- achnol, Toronto. %(•re ordered 10 be vote of I liatiks by 4 he Association. lion Committee to loin; in n good. paid. 1'ItIDAI" AFTERNOON strop; resolution in favor of I he The auditors' report sf:owin:c a examination. balance of $82.36 was receive 1 and The. ninulee of tie afternoon mei. Mr. Baird introduced 1 he smrject. adopted. • glen were read and adopted. of Prontotion Exautina(ionm :uts1 the The election of officers was 1114•11 discussion tt•as continued by 1ispec- ptocecded with, with tine folioed 0t tors Tont :end Robb, and Messrs. result. Shillintl:tw•, Howard. Moffatt. Coni- President - 11'. McKay', (lens:ill: crop and others. V. i'.., Miss Au :twine, Dun ;alumni : AFTERNOON Seo. -'frena - W. 11. Johnston, l(ip- from several causes, (a) from our- Af ler the readin of 1 be minute -4 ten : Councillors, P. Gowans, Exeter selvcs.(h) from our pupils (c) from Mr. Howard, the president of the 1V..1. O'Brien, Exeter : J. S. Deltety parent .4 ('I) from the Education De - West Huron AsvoeiA110 1 ;TAY(' his ad- Hayfield : Mims Jessie Hamilton. Isar- 'tiro 'tient.. All hough there are many sha,lows in I he teacher's life there are bri;ltt neeses also. One hri;ht nes, c.onmisds in the satis:ac- lion of 1! 'vitt; done our duty.Work well deme hrin;s pleasure. There is joy in serving others and seein; the development of children. The opportunity of creel in; enhhusiamm, •tmhilion and character should brio; life 10 IhP leacher'e life. Perhaps the !realest joy of :111 is the joy of Navin; helped others. Mr. Siran;'s stand the le')51011 Ihey are 10 read lie- tollow'in,1 were elected. addremv %vas warmly received. fore they bezin 10 read. The lesson President, Insp. Red), Brussels: Several of the leachers present tram well tau zlll and elicited aolsid- 1st Vice, M r. NitattI, Sea fortIt: 2n1 book Iht. opportunity of pay inz 1 ri - crable discussic•n led by Men••sr=. 11e1- vice, Miss 1Vils'111, Clinton : j':xecu- brutes of praise to Mr. S1 ran; and oily. Deus;rove, Hobnail. Lower,e five Cotnmitte0, Mr. Mus; rove, of tellin; of 1 lin high esteem in and Inspector Robb. Win.hA1(1 ; tIr. Cameron. Bru!seie; w•h!oh he is deservedly held. �VHALEN Y. O, June next. All accountm against the Moved seconded and adopt .)Sir. Summers, Blyth: \figs 1lardtnz, Dir. ('Interop, of Dru+seta gave n F. tiloRLBt, ' J ed 111.11 a hearty vole of Ihauke be Corrie: Sliss Ito ldhoua., Itordwich: • splendid address on "Tie ilirds of Mr. Siren z, principal of Goderich Colle;iate institute, then ;are an interest in; address on "The Li=his and Shadowy of :t T'eacher's Li[e." The shadows o[ a teacher's life come dress on "Tie. Te:icbin; 1'rofr:4' itnn, shovinz what it watt :url wbat it should be. The addrees wean :In ••a- cellenl one. It zeas 1114,41 Its Mr. Lowery :+•1.1 quhir ; Mites Edith 1Vi tsins. Goder- iclt. Moved seconded :Ind a(loptCd Thal the Wes, Huron Midterm' Conven- tion be hell in 1Ii- McDonald Instil- seconded nxl i• seconded by 11r. 'laird Ibit. the cd- rule, Guelph. next yen r. dress be !wet 1:, 1 t,• I(. 11 p'iH'I'. 1 o A commit tee ronyist in; of Moss's. be printed in full. -('pried. St ran;. Tom. Titer(, Fl(mint and Mims \V1114011 of Ilse Clinton M i'••I McKoy were appointed to make n11 Schsool tautl:t a Essen in readin.0 railway arrangements. Veit) n bird class. Iler plats wart I•► EAST 111'iRON have the pupils Ihorouzbly tinder- In 11:r East Ilurot Asso :.i(10n the W. II. PA13SMORRK, (.ROMART>, P '-• county tnusl be in 1 he (Jerks hands tendered Miss Wilson. Roe, IIOI4NIWL)t P. O. before the first (lay of meeting. 51 r. Moffatt then ; ive a paper ( n RUSSELL, RL'881iLD.LLE E . O. W. LANE, Clerk. supplementary reading. AGENTS. Dated .it 00110,X11 .Irate 22. 1905. Supplement•u•y reading is 0 ume- RMICI(AEL, STAFFA. ONT. (''ICAs F.\RQt•HAR, ONT. J. WILSON, r t'LLI It AN, ONT. ▪ 8. GILF1LL.'.N, Election of Officers fol addition to the school cur- riculum is it creates a lnste for good reedit's', hroadeas the pupilm' krwwlcd;e, ...fives pupils seal em- s. W. F. BEAVERS, i'leIsi take not th'r at the :in- ploymenl n.l help.: to keep (hent nu 11 uteetin; of .1 he members of the tenter in the 1111/11: school. Secy.-Treas. Farquhar. o„tilt' if uron Pit uteri' Institute, Sl r. S1.offal1 tooted moat the lea- s, will 110 held in eller: the necessity (.f the utmost 011 SALE.-Itesidcnce and 8 lots 1111.LElt's HALL, IIE.NHALf, `. care in selectins hooks, hove them with goo(( stable, everything in --(,I,-__ i suitable to 1h(' capacity of 111^ pu- fliers' AM'400Ialion. The Executive God flava the hint. (pair. Residence recently re•' SATI'ItDAI .11'NE 10th . pals, illu')Ir,te'I and anise eled. commit t4' in association with the peso a first-class well good i ;,t 1 o'clock share. Direc, ors plea.+e ile Ihen ;(a%0 several (xamplem of w,..,1 Iluroa committee are to make 1. i1AT)Th1?1', WIt0S1:'I'1':R. 1, and ornamental trees on meet at 10 o'clock. Members are suitable hooks an I many' 11+0(111 hnt• i' .all railway arran(Cmcnt4. Ree.-1'r0amnr"r East llur:.o. m1(14. The property must i,ei ur;ed to attend. net only .becau.+cas to the waw (1 ,rli'rs should con- • INION SESSION W. 1i. JOHNSTON, 1:1PPE N the undersigned is leaving important chance in the mama ;e- duet 1h(•ir Iihr11(. The followin0 1I•o1ulion+ t)1 oil! 1t tic;.-'i'rcAsti re r, 1\e+1 Ilarnn. n it. i'or porticulere and terms of ' seem is imperative ; but also because le apply to lt. 14. Lantz. Exeter. ' it im arran;cd to have a lecture (>11 � FONI-0 A CURE 1'011 DV1I'LPSI\. ••1 he import ince aW00,11ot 4 alto i Mra. N. Lindsay. of Fort \Villiam, Ontario, Canada( who has suffered quite 1 number of years from dye - peps i and areal pains in the atom - ed in 1 h subject of 1 h lecture arc• ooh, wa4 advised by her druxziet to invited to :Mend. Lecture at a take Chamberlain's; Stomach and o'clock. Liver Table's. She did so and sage 1111 )y. FItAKI:It, Prc.id(v,t. 1 fin 1 that 1 hey hove (lathe me a .11: tic: 're it 110,1 of ttoothI have never (.111'1, e..Olen 1 ,,1 ,ny stir since 1 Iselin ti 4. 1n. 1heil." If troubled with dy1- .1r. ,\le%. Il lir 1, a Motherwell hey pt•. -i t or in(li;e1ticn why not lake has been a,(pointe 1 ani'taut dairy tLaos Tablets, ret well and play well ins1u001 or for 14 he city of 11'innipc,s. For • Ile in Exeter, b . W. S. Howey. Sec. Tre-m., .Mtn Iii, Hey, 11 raze- Ontario" Ile Allowed himself to be ler : Auditors. Mess: . Munro and en enthusiastic lover of birds, and Wilson, Wroxeter. would advise every teacher 10 Ile - Th" Troosurer's report which tvas come acquainted will) 0110 fenthored reid and adopted, showed :1 balance robe;seers. on hand of $17.90. Mr. Fole.tt 01 hills;r(•en read n ;Moved by Mr. Louth, seconded by )rarn0,1 paper nn nature study, (10 - Mr. Scott, That 1lin order of meeting inz 111111 • ideas on cn(rzy, vibrations Places ht'ticefort It be Winzham, 80a- ole. Malty expressed a (ieeire (0!e(• fort h, lir a-s•1s end Cl 40 on. -Ca rri"d the paper published. The Associrl1ion decided that for The AM'o^.ialion Ilot adjourned, all next year we meet in Guelph in feeling that a very successful ses'ien I-tri,.:t with the West Ilut•ott Tea- Karl Leen held. F p { Itt-'.I Lot 2'2 FSrst t\ iii,1-breik. and how to care for then(" by Dr. Cl irk. :,f the depart- --. :beet sa on I ,41)01 n(, 100 acrd. neem o[ Crown L:unls, who in :un nut all in grass, also store with Hay authority on Fotcslry. All interest - 0. in connection t o lease w•hen' goods are disposred of. I have now nu 11:11111 a quintily of clot hang, con - SM( »i 10 (.1 tcldy•i1:d( Suit 4. over - 0(11114 etc. which I nm note offering nal coot. Good Amerionn oil 16 cent peer gallon. To much work for 111)1 ;Igo am hound to ad ow of the hesineee. Apply to L. McT i(MART, (pay 1'. O.. To Cure a Cold in One Day ��,. .fit. Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. swell moon boxes In past a .eines. This signature, ji on' plioon boxes sold a 13 months. t� v ��,• �/7V1Jt." �e scutatMstS�$Dat , The Expre:." s.ly•. 11 1:,Is been in- ('1.11AN DIARRIRHOEA formed by enc• of 1 he largest seal- skin dealers t hat i he reported 2,100- oalch made by the !Iritish Columbia Mea lir) t wt>.(•1 will hardly suffice for the need • of London alone. The re- sult will be a temporary paralysis of trade. 11 i.( anticipated 11►at if 1 he report is 11110 the price of se:tl- rIteee is almoS( nn Severe 11011 akin cotta and cloak+ will f(o to n dangerous as a mild att ark of prohibitive figure. cholera. There im one remedy. how - Mrs. Maines. of fit. Maly1, reel ever, that can always be depend, I with e ver)- meriuus accident, re- upon ns will be seen by the f(lloe- cently. She was cut tin z wood in inz certificate from Mr+. Minnie .1a - 11e yard when t1 • axe tat ruck the cobs of Houston, Texts : "1 hereby clothes -line above Id tame down on certify t1:11 Chamberlain's Colic, her heal, Inakin: .t very deep Kan), Choler.% enol Diarrhoea, Remedy it required several stitches to close. cured u:y husband of a severe at - Early last Tueeday tnorninz Holo tack of Cuban diarrhoea, which ise crt Green p.ssscd away at (l:e home hrou;ht home from Cuba. We hod of tum son-in-1tw•, John A. lferrison, several doctors but they did him 110 0f (icxlerialt. His 'melt It had ,:,een ;oad. One hottle n[ this( Ter( dV failinz for some time and for the cured him, as our neizhbors will 10s - last Owe week' he ha'l been per- tify. i thank God for so valuable a iously ill and had noon stayinz with madicine." For :ale in Exeter by \V h:m denzhtcr, Mr'. Ifarrieon. S. Howes-. 1 . S. soldiers who served in Cub during the Spanish wear know whit this disuse is, and that ordinary tcmediea hive little more effect than so much water. Cuban diar- "i"o TR ""' "''`' INTERESTING LETTER 1'he editor of the Mat k tau Sun thinks that the indi$Criutin:11*' .110 - in; of tome) to tramps ,lint oe: WRITTENBYANOTABLEWOMAN ;ars is out encouraging vice. Ile m1y'A : "Need it ot• reheated 411.(1 ;,bout 99 out of every hundred of these travellers are frauds and ((rctendera that am a rule they only wit till they can roach the nearest sett -room to men,( the motley they 140 easily make. Thew kind hearted citizen who dives 5 cents or 10 cents, or 25 cents 'to one of fthese menthe:ints prooably does eo under the firm be- lief tlhet he is a good pamarit:ui. It i, far more pr0oabtu that 1,2 has done pia share tow u••Is , upplyin t :t Ihit sI0 'twee her with 111e me -tilt at Mr+s. Sarah Kellogg of Denver, Color Dearer of the Woman's Belief Corps, Sends Thanks to Mrs. Pinkham. The follow iag- letter was written. by Mrs. Kellogg, of 1024 Lincoln Ave., Denver, ,'olo.,to Mrs.l'iuk- hani. Lyun,Masa.: Dear Mrs. 1•inkham:- For Live years 1 was troubled with a tumor, which kept indul;in; tit a ,:i r:uui.! spree. an 1 1 reivee ltgp 80. -ase ,enusiugme los become a sort of :tccouiplic: be- ,s3 intense agony and fore t ho fact. Moo of us will ulmit Qesatnienteddopraaion 1 wa+uuabletoat- tt•it!soul much :1rslament that ieodtomyhousework,au,llifebecauteabur- den to Inc. 1 was centfntd for days to my bed, drunkenness is en evil of the most loot my appetite, my eonrage and all hope. serious kind. But wl' it ,00ut men "1 could not beer to think of an operation, who ny their prcnli,'uoux lift •tiv_ and tnnay distrea 1tried every remedy which in;, aid an.1 a00t t I it (('11 .w.: in I thought would Is. of tiny use to Ile, and prnr.lisint Ilxir faworii/ elect, readingof the vale,+ of India E. I'inkham's lie IhOn ,hives Liv +Lau vi d,tit,:%'egetablel'om},oundtosiekwomendeeided ! to give it a trial. 1 felt so discouraged that I with 1 r:unpm which is t o make t hent tsad little hope of re-n'.erv. and when 1 bcgaa nit (town, awl frit It writ in pad et hand, ask the name, place (.1 rt-:- 01tc^, and re(erencca, prceni-int to write and fin,( out tl:e truth. 10 nearly every cast. t he 4 ramp will not wait out soon make himself 8$!Irco. We believe 111e plan is an excellent c The tramp 1 eio on nuisance s on at t h should be abolished, and this is per- to publish my letter in newspapers, so 0 let haps n most. effect ice tea}- t o ::c- women may know of the wondertu complis}I it. powers of Lydia E. Pinkhu's \-ebIrattve etablitr Compound." al to feel better, utter the second week, thought.. • it only meant temporary relief; but to my great surpriso 1 found that 1 kept gaiuing, while the tumor lessened in size " The Compound continued to build up my general health and the tumor scented to be absorbed, until, in seven months. the tumor was entirely gone and I a well woman. I am so thankful for my recovery that I ask ou When woven are troubled with irreg- NO SATISFACTION IN EATING ularorpainfulmenstruation,weakness, Foo(- docs you no good. You can't leucorrhoea. displacement or ulceration digest -consequently you're afraid to of the womb, that bearing-dntvn feel - oat ; longue he coated, mouth tastes ing, inflammation of the ovaries. back - bad, stomach is bloated. Prei ty soon you'll be overcome by weakness and nervous prostration. Best prescription for your condi- tion is Dr. Hamilton's Pills of Man- drake and Butternut. For dyspepsia and indigestion it is doubtful if •i better remedy will ever 1:e devised. These pills brin; new strength and vitality to the stomach and di;est ive organs ; they build up the general and instil such vire and resisting power into the system that sickness is impossible ;try 11j-. Ham- ilton's Pilo. EXETEIt COUNCIL The Court of Revision for the :13- sessment roll of •I he vitt:too of Exe- ter, held in the Town 11311, on Fri- day, May 26th, 1905. 1'he rnemher:I .af (110 Council 1e-ok and subscribed to the necessary oat It The Reeve Mr. W. G. Ilissett W.15 appointed chairman. The followint i:; the order of the appeals. Per W. Ii. Levet t, sec. J. Wool - The assessment of $300 a,ainst the Canadian Express Co., oe cancelled and the 50 per cent. nosiness assess- ment be assessed to C. Snell as nen: and occupant of the o oldie;, :.Ives. ment $387.50. -Carried. Per J. ,Muir, sec.. \V. II. Levett, The assessment of Ross Taylor Co., Ltd. roe gust lined : other than the business tax. That the assessment of 60 per cent. business assessment on all the property occupied by the Ross Taylor Co. Ltd, noth. east and west sidles of Main St. assessment $1038.00-Carricd. cr W 0-. W.1$11.201-A.001.0.0 c - P J. oat s . 11. Lct tt That the ass0ssment of $2000.00 of J. 1'. Bons be mustaincd.-Carried. Per 1. Armstrong sec., J. Muir - The assessment of $1350.00 of Sane" Sanders be sustained. -Carried. e'er W. 11. Levert, Weal - The assessment of the G. N. W. 'I'cle- ;raph Co., be struck off and the business aSetessment of $250.00 be assessed to Mr. S. Sanders, as :Dent and occupant. -Carried. R. W. Dinney, ask to have dog struck off ; P. snarl lean. do, It. ache, flatulence, general debility, indi- gestion and nervous prostration. they should remember there is one tried and true remedy. Lydia E l'inkham's Veg- etable Compound at once removes such trouble. No other medicine in the world has received such widespread and unquali- fied endorsement. No other medicine has such a record of cures of female troubles. Refuse to buy any other medicine: Mrs. I'inkham invites all sick women to write her for advice. She has guided 'thousands to health. Address, Lynn, Mass. Ifealth is too valuable to risk in ex- periments with unknown and untried. medicines or methods of treatme it'. Remember that it is Lydia E. Pinithem's Vegetable Compound that is minwomen, and don't allowany drugtia to sell you anything else in its place. ,i: ail,,/ 1 STRATFORD. ONT.`/ • You can get a general educa- come o 2 tion in any school but t ♦ the Central for Practical Busi- ♦ ness Training. This college has =a continental reputation for thoroughness?. Opportunities are ♦ for those who are prepared Our ♦ graduates always succeed. You Z may enter our (losses at any ♦ s time. Write for a free catalogue. ♦ W. J. ELLIOTT, 1 PrinciP a is = D. A. DIchACHhA.Ni , , ••♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Senders, do. Disney and Ilartleib'.+ ;ranted. The Hanle') of 1Vni. Sanders, as tenant on lots 4:1-44 Siincoe St., also Sidney Handers, M. F., were added to the roll. l'cr J. Woods sec., 1. Arrnst•on;. that Couri adjourn for ten day's - Carricd. VEGETABLE SICILIAN Hair Renewer Motet the halrirow long and heavy, and keeps It soft and glossy. Stops falling hair and cures dandruff. And it always restores calor to gray hair. Sold for fifty years. u""1.7:1[171-07=717'1" Rode 7,000 Miles on One Pair of Tires MR. JAMES THOMAS DawzY is Canada's champion steady bicycle rider. He is a collector for one of the big telegraph com- panies in Toronto, and he rides a wheel all the year round making collections over a wide district. His record is 12,000 miles a year. Mr. Dewey's bicycle is fitted with Dunlop Detachable Tires, a single pair of which have carried . ,' him over 7 , 000 miles of good, bad ) and indifferent road;. Dunlop bicycle tires are famous as the kind that may be attached, detached and re- paired when necessary by the two hands, unaided by any form of tool. Every pair is guaranteed for a year. THE DV'NLOP TIRE COMPANY, Limited ST. J01114 Toronto NONTRIAL 104 VANCOCVER wnenese ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦NON♦♦N♦ •♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦N♦••♦♦♦♦♦♦♦N• = THE 1101,SONS BANK • (Incorporated by Act of Parliament ISti6) CAPITAL PAID UP • • • - • S3,000.000.00 RESERVE FUND • • • • • • S3,000,000.00 19 Branches In Ontario, Quebec. Alberta, British Columbia and M anitobn EXETER RANCH Open every lawful Day from 10 A. 141. to 3 r. M. except Saturday 10 A. W. 10 1 P. W. Farr -norm' Salo Notew cashed or collected. Forms supplied Ona plication. DiRAFTS on all points In the Dominion. (:rent Britain and Un Bed State.. bought and sold at lowest rater of exehange, MAVINOM DEPARTMENT - Depowitw of 01.00 mil upwards received. interest com- pounded half )parley, and added to principal June 30th and December 31st. De posits iter ends oho levied and highest current rate. of Interest allowed. Advesncew made to farmers stock dealers and business men nt lowest rates and on mo -t froorable terms. Agents at Exeter for Dom. oaten -imam, • Dickson & Carling, Solicitors. N. D. HURDON, Manager, I$♦♦.♦♦♦♦♦..••••••••••♦•♦♦♦ ♦N♦♦♦♦♦N♦♦♦♦♦♦••••••♦♦♦•