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Cedar Posts
A large quantity of Cedar Posts for
sate of the befit quality. Must 1t• sold
at once.
• We would 1* pleased to quote you
our prices on any Building material
you may require. We can supply
you with.
Sash and Door Frames
r
Lumber, Lath & Shingles
•
on shortest notice
In tact we are in a better position
than ever to supply our many custom-
ers with all they may itquit e either
from shop or yards.
Bee keepers supplies ready for
delivery. Tanks made to order
Wood for Sale
('all and Fee the wocd we have for
sale. Just the kind yeti iequire for
Bummer cooking.
The RossTulOr
G0. LtU.
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Notiee
To Farmers and
the Public in I
.} General
As the spring is corning on
now gather up all your old
• truck such as Rags, Rubbers, 4.
-t• Wool Pickings, Ilorse Mair, •1'
+ Old Rope, Bones, all kinds
of old Iron, I3rass,
Copper,
tr
,
Lead and Zinc, and take
them down to
M.JACKSON & SON I
Main -St. Exeter. IOne door south of the
,'i'tetropolitan Hotel. That's .
where you will get the high-
est cash price for them. +
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Farm
Implements
We are dealers in all kinds of farm-
ing implements and below we give a
partial list of what we have m stock.
Buggies from $60 up, Waggons
from 841 up, Binders. Mowers,
Ilay Tedders, Sulky Plows.
See Our tray Loaders and
Side Rake
..vwwr.J.0111 .1.
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Y• o.: .:l a'yr•�rp
sir .':)ti:.; Fc•.:; �udRcgutd-
ting the Si u..tlt3 andBowels of
I'r�ttmates I3i,estion.Cheerful-
ness and Its t.Co n to i els neither
Opaini.Morpltine Icor Mineral.
•JT N COTIC.
Lbw. a101d IirSWI LIVCIld'B
I t>rfli., 5.1 -
,art.fulna •
R. ri -t4-
4w.0
.1.!d •
iirrmm,:ct -
/AGud••a'ttJa1+ •
f�rniJrd-
Aperfect Reinedy for Constipa-
lion, Scut• Stontach•Uiarrhoca.
\1'orius,Con utsions.Fevcrislt-
tieSS and Loss OF SLEEP.
Fac Simile Signnhtre of
NEW YOPK.
CASTOR1
For I¢frnts and ChUdr
The Kind You H
Always Bough
Bears the
Signature
of
EXACT COPY Of WRAPPER.
u
ForOv
Thirty Years
TNa CCASTOR!
T. N W TCaa CITU.
Plunges 1,000 Feet (Jovernor o
Lynn. \lass., July 10. —
.1,:•:1 I,000 feet to at hat st•'n' 1
t.tin death. \1"illi:uu Canfitt;ld, a 1t.:
ton aeronaut, leaped from his a,l-
loota in order that Mrs. Camille Staf-
ford. tthd twas with hire, mists( have
a clr.utcu for her life.
The manna,' eseal,t•.1 unhurt. C7111 -
field was badly injured by strikin s
a }lentil 118 his parachute was satuat
in t he serene wind. Five thou: eel
persons witnessed his start !lox act
of heroism.
At he *late he leaped. Cinfit%!f
and Mrs. Stafford, who also ie un
aeronaut, were in the balloon over a
most thickly itopul•ated part of Lyon.
The baleen was Leaking badly, and
their combined wei slit was drazein,e
it down slowly at first, then rapidly.
Canfield saw that the easy way to
sate the woman would be for hrm ta•
cut looso in his parachute.
After :a word of caution. [ethos
Mrs. Stafford to remain with ht c•
1,alloon until it passed over the mea -
dews a mile away, Canfield cut the
rope and plunged straight down.
Canfield camp through the air bike
a shot) for fifty feet o rmore, then'
suddenly tlin wind caught his para-
chute and it flew open. The wind
swept him out of his course, how-
ever, and he was thrown vio/ently
against Otho residence et J. Frank
Millers 124 henry avenue.
On elle way to the hospital he re-
vived and later entirely :recovered
from 'the shock .
"Is she safe" was his first que3-
t ion.
Then to was told that Mrs. Staf-
ford had remained with the balloon
until it passed over the meadows,
where she cut loose. She landed
safely and came back to Lynn in a
carri:t
Russian Count Shot
A Grim List of Russia,' " Official!
\\'Ito Have Ileert Assassinated
in Last Four Year;.
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Moscow, July 11. —
Major-Ger/or
al
tBDIOAL M� a Kale Robertson. o[lit 5.,l
Cutletut 5t na1otf i,refect of Police
W. BROWNING, M. D., M. C. left on Monday last for Gla ager:' h,•I:•, and formerly attached to the
J. P. B„ Graduate Victoria Uni Scotland. She .goes by Mont real nn'1 vlHestry of the Interior, ryas assasi-
Tereity. office and residenence. Dominion expects to spend several months i • in tt,•d this nlorninz while receivi_t-
t,at,oratory, Exeter. lite old land. Miss i{obert'ods to:+'sy ' ; i Oto of l he ,clic loners
DENTAL friends will join in Wall 11,...r ' (,dre,1,'":":'revolver and fired thrco
j safe journey. 'tunes at the Prefect, who fell dead.
H. KINCMAN, L. D. S. ANL ,®�.�....>..•.,...
DR. A.R. KINSMAN. L. iThe assass:Fin tuns arrested.
D. S. D. D. S., Honor Graduate N01'I(E TO C1tEDITOItS Me asses sin has urea busily at
pf Toronto University, Dentist. 1� work in Russia amongst Minisiere,
cethextractedwithout pain zovernnrs and other high ,officialsoadafter elTe'tte. OfficeFan• In the mat ter of the cat ata of Wit- 3
son's block. West side of Main liant henry Birk, late. of Ile. Burins the last few years, as will ne
owe.' Exeter' Township of Flay in the Counts seer, from the following List:
of lluron, Clerk, (i iceased. Killed
Notice is hereby given pursuant to M. Ilogoliepoff, Minister of Edo -
R. S. 0., 1897, chap. 129, that all
creditors and others having claims
a7ainst lh•a estate of the sold Wil-
liam Henry Birk, wha died o•t or ior, by )lalmasheff, April 15, 1902.
about •the 01.htccnth day of July, General Ito;danovich, Governor of
1891, -aro required, on or befo.e the Ufa, after a massacre of strikes s,
25th 'doy of July, 1905, to gene :,y May 19, 19(13.
post -prepaid or deliver to Mes•a;s. General Itobrikoff, (;ovcrnc,r of
Gladman & Stnnbury, of the Villa,;e Finland. iy Eugene Schaumann, June
of Exeter. Ho;icitora for the- Admir:,is- 17, 1901.
iso rat or of ahe said deceased, their Vice -Governor of J1izabetspot,
christian and surnames, addresses Trat:scacausia, July 17, 1904.
and descriptions, rhe, full particul-
ars of their claims, the statement
of their accounts and the nature of
the seem ides, if any, held by them.
And further take notice that after
such last ,mentioned date the said
A'Luinist rat or trill i rocecal io die-
�
U\FEY TO LOAN. tribute the assets of the deceased
l , among the parties entitled thereto,
We have a large amount of private mods to having regard only to the claims of
oar on farm and village properties atlownte.+ which they shall then have notice
es interests and that it he said 'Adruinistrat or
(MADMAN & STANBURY will not bo liable for the said assets
We have several Washing Machines Barrtstere solicitors. Main et. Exeter or any part 1 hereof to any person
and Wringers that we will sell cheap. i DICKSON & CABLING, or persons of whose claims notice
Incubators and Ilrcod(rs. I shill not have been received by them
nt t he t line of such distribution.
A sew second-hand Buggies and' earrtr,tera So►icltors, Notaries Conveyancers, GLADMAN & STANBURY,
Waggons to be sold cheap. 1 o cat toren. Solicitors for the iIO1sons Solicitors for mid Admini�lrator.
Dated at Exeter t he 7th
BISSETT & JOHNS ! Moa to Loan at loweit rat. of Interest. slay of July, 190 i.
pyrieE:--MAIN STREET, EXETER
Largest Show Rooms, Exeter. es.oalutxoft. e, L. rt. rooms FisAlibi FOR SALE. — Mrs. Chas.
D.A. ANDERSON. (D• D• 8. L•D•S•
DENTIST.
Honor Graduate of the Toronto University
and Royal College of Dental Surgeons of
Ontario, with honors Also Postgraduate of
Mimeo school of Prosthetic I)entistr•y (with
honorable mention.
Everything known to the Dental Profession
dentin' this office. Bridge work, crowns, al-
'uminum, gold and vulcanite plates all done in
1h• neatest manner possible. A perfectly
harmle,ts anaesthetic used for painless extra°-
ton.
Office one door :with of Carling Bro't store
Exeter, Ont.
nONEY TO LOAN
We have unlimited private funds for Invest:
ens upon farm or village property at Lowes
ates of interest.
DICKSON & CARLI EGeter.
cat it ', oy learpovich, after the Uni-
verse y troubles, February 27, 1901.
M. Nipia.gin, Minister of the Inter -
CEIT
ON
D
• ! Head Office, Farquhar, Ont.
is
1)i1IEC'l'OR5
I'Ii1 .I.-.ntlsl.t. .�.President:—T. 1o1ler President: T.
Vice -Pres.:— J. A. No nisi
1t nttl'.O.
F.M0BplAs, ,WtALEN P. O.
Oristing and Chopping
cttOM.t,RTY I'. O.
Promptly Done. J. WM. ROY, BORN11:A.M P. O.
L. RUSSELL,i;[ttot;1t1.1rAi.E P.O.
AGENTS.
We are giving excellent sa-
The Usborne and Hibbert
Farmer's Mutual Fire Inbur-
ane Gompanu
J. CARMIt liar•:1.. STA FFA. ONT.
tisfaction in lour since re- A. DUNCAN FARQUHAR, ONT.
J. S. Mee, Ft•t.LAIIToN, ONT.
modelling our mill I. S. (41t.} lt.►..tN, LcrAN, ONT
B. W. F. BEAVERS.
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i Secy.-Treas. Farquhar.
Sweitzer
H.
,IOSEI'11 \1'{(17'1':
Licensed Auctioneer, Counties of
FOIL SALE — 1.:,t 8. Con. 3, lis- Perth Middlesex. Baron, Oxford
borne, 100 acre:.. nil under cut- and Town of :it. Marys. »old for $3 an acre.
titration, 2 wells. On 1 he property Charges ne ster:t e. Orders left as 2. To-1av they are a('llin t for $50
is a frame house, ;ood hank barn, I his residence, Queen St., Ht. Marys, (to see all :tell,.
one (rime barn. For further par- I, will be promptly alIended to. Phone3.'1'hrte pet ls :Ito \\.*+tern Conn-
•dein l:cauls swelal for $3 an acre.
4. '1'o -d ty t hey are scllin; for $8
to *25 alt acre.
5. in three years more land; will
a tai,' double in value.
0. Why invest your money 01 Sr
per cents
7. Don't wait met hers are rushin;
in. Buy a section or 4 wo now, then
Washburn, flavin 1 dt sided t o
give up fanning, hereby offers for
sale either in (leek or in 50 acre
parcels, tlis farm now occupied
her, beim composed of the 5051, 11
half of Lot No. 7, in 1 ho 101 h Coe-
ceasion and the east half of Lot No.
6 in the 1111t Concession. of .the
e i:cn
sio.t
'sb rn T'o
nit• vhi , of l o
T rh. 1
after harvest 4hia year. Dated this
30th day of June, 1905. For terms
and particulars apply on the prem-
ises or to Dickson & Carlinz, Steici- treasures loaned by t Kine (Ab-
tnrs for Vendor, Is. xet(.r, unt. bey's zrcat coronation picture he-
lp.; included) the Corporation of 4 he
City of London, I he Republic of
France, South Kensin;ton Museum,
111 1st Hon. Lord Ht rathcona and
Lieut. -Governor of Ontario. Ilon.
Mortimer Clarke. will contribute
to the most magnificent and most
historical display of art ever made
on this continent. Entries close
Au;. 15111. Copies of 1 he prize list
and entry blanks can bo had on np-
plication to J. 0. Orr, Secretary and
Manager, Canadian National Exhibi-
tion. City Hall, 'Toronto.
ior, assassinated by means of a L001:I
as he was pioccedinz to have an aud-
ience with t he Czar, July. 28. 1901.
Lieut. -Col. Iloeustaysky, Chief A•1-
n,iuisirator of the Sunnalin (Retrial
of 1 he Caucausus, Au;u51, 1904.
Grand Duke Ser sins, killed by a
hemb at Moscow. Fe:Int:try 17t b.
1905.
TOItON'TO EXHIBITION P:{I %E
LIST
The Prize List for the Canadian.
National Exhibition. Toronto, Ont.,
which Ihis year will 00 held from
Au t. 29t h, to Sept. 9th, both days
inclusive, has conte to hand. Every
class has been thoroughly revised
and in many cases added to. The pre-
miums to be distributed amount, in-
cludin; medals, plate and specials,
to upwards of $40,000 itt value, of
which $35,000 is in actual cash. Field
Marshall Lord Roberts, V.C., is ex-
pected to officiate at that ope,'in;
ceremonies on Tuesday, August 29t1i,
and to be a constant visitor Burins
the first week. The famous band of
the Irish Guards, considered the fin-
est military musical organization in
T
favor-
ite
( and t
dv
the L rut Kin ion
t
Ih•ousehold band of His Majesty
the Kink, will give two concerts on
the grounds daily. Pictures and art
J. A. GREGORY
I:IsAI,
ESTATE IIROi:EIt
Nor( h Ilattleford, Sask.
Seven years experience in Western
Linda
Selected Lamle for sale in block or
single sections frorn $14 per acre up.
These 1:10115 nr(• sit noted in the
. t�
IC
�. tl
[amour Saskt,lchc`w^an tl..y,
harden of Olt' ('•itt•aditnt Northwest,
alone either t Its train line of the
Canadi it North tet Railway or the
survey of ,t 1,^ Gr:.nd Trunk Pacific.
1. Twenty yeIIs aro 1)akot t land+
ticttlar' apply In .las. Essery, ExeteritSbut ecial mus('.t lion titch to live
1'.(� .t ock rales. Order- left nt The
'limes will be prom,•' ly a. I1 nded to.
F(t){ SALE. — 1 have 81 acres in
era's looking not loo bad which S11(1111 11(111N''' FOlt $At.l: — The
1 will sell On the ..around net less I undcr,i.:r,'t t as for ,I .le on
1 hen :, acre lots and upwards, stay- ! up-to-deelItt tt1 ,rourthbrc d Short horn
Me requY• n number of
ain; ern ibull apply .non. 1 bulls. The. err• (.[ the low net you c.ut afford In wait while tt
Islsn have n quantity of brick in block type, dark ted in color and of
or It ttz to sell cheap, by the lump choice breeding. The. are all elit- :rows into money.
or hundred. also a bar te quatiti Correspondence inti cd
f .Ise barn to dispose of. Ai ble for te►ristra+ on, and will be sold R• ferences:—lemic hank of Can + I..,
;tone a t\'inniper, and Tetania hank.
ply to Hay i'. (►.. i.. )1cT.\(:GABT. i(!a�nahlt. - 1,.+ Tin leder, Ilclsa! Exeter, Ont.
To Cure a Cold in One Day .
.Tobe Laxative Bromo Quinine Tom.9z," t�v i aevery
, ,N idoses seed in pad 13 wombs. This signature. •
Western Real Estate
Exchange, Limited.
Endorses
Other Prominent
Add Their
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Alabama
Pe-ru-na.
State Officials
Praises.
n.sfin a :�aa�alrs�:it. i<i.3r _..1.
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• The Magnificent State Capitol Building bf Alabama.
ONE of the most wonderful
events in the history of
medicine is the multitude of
endorsements which Perna is
» celving as a catarrh cure
from rnen of national
importance.
The most distinguished men
of'tho United States have no
hesitation in lending their influence to
asatst in letting the public know' of the
merits of Pamela.
Nearly one-half the people are in some
way affected by catarrh. Therefore it
is almeat a national curse, and it i3 of
national import that the people should
know of Peruna.
Catarrh is an American disease.
Perna is an American remedy.
Catarrh is a result of changeable
elimate. Peruna is a result of long and
careful experimentation.
gttarrh enters the system through the
ntyrve centers and affects the mucous
plembranes. Pernna enables tho nerve
Alters to repel and expel the catarrh
fr6nn tho system.
atorrh" is a systemic diseeso and
ble only by systemic treatment.
e,ieiaedy that cures catarrh must
directly at tho depressed nerve
'of; This is what Pernna does.
Redeemer of Public Moneys.
78 Dundas St., London
i'011 SALE. —.gloomy. Itlack+ntit it
shop and lot in the town of Exeter,
Iwo storey ,olid brick house, twelve
rooms. Nit broom, 5 bedroom., war
-
andah across front of hour, 114 ,u•
tiful lawn. abundance of f, nit ha ice
blacksmith shop 2 }tnrey, 1' .ton
shop and 5)10tw roost, frame : ;able.
('rice on Application.
1011 SALE.—(louse and lot in iLt-
cillnte of Holy root', 2 1-2 storey
frame hone, 1 1• •• :o nc(Iroont
acre of land, soca fruit, alio train -
barn. all in flirty _toorl rep ,ir. leers
$1111111.1111.
4:•nd for true list of frets for
• 1. . \\'e )revs• ;orale of the tI1,est
f 1 r 11 s in I he County of llnron for
• ! . Alen a larzn nuuttcr of farm •
he ..ale in many other coaniica
tis ,Fin.
\\,stein Real P:siate Exah'n.:
1. •1, 1,ondoe. Ont trio.
Governor of Alabama Commends Pe-ru-na.
In a letter dated July 20, 1899, written from Mont-
gomery, Ala., Governor Joseph J. Johnston, stye:
‘,1 Join Congressman Brewer in com-
mending Peruna. "--Joseph J. Johnston.
Hon. John 0. Leftwich, Redeemer of
Public Moneys, whose office is in the
Postgfiice Building, in a letter written
from Montgomery, Ala., says:
"I take pleasure in recommending
Peruna as an excellent toner, and it is
recommended to me by those who have
used it as a good catarrh cure."—John
C. Leftwich.
Register United States Land Office.
Hon. Robert Barber, Register United
States Land Orrice, writes from Mont-
gomery, Ala.:
0
"For 80103 time I have been a sufferer
from catarrh in its incipient stage, so
much so that I became depressed and
feared my health was generally in a
decline. But hearing of Perrins as a
good remedy I gave it a fair trial and
began to improve. Its effects were dis-
tinctly beneficial, removing the annoy-
ing symptoms, and it was particularly
good as a tonic."—Robert Barber.
Collector of Port.
Hon. J. K. Burke, Cellector of Port,
Mobile, Ala., writes:
"Pernna I can recommend as a fine
medicine. It has been used in my fam-
ily and as a tonic it is excellent. I tako
pleasure in testifying to its find quell-
tics."—J. K. Burke.
Postmaster of Mobile.
Hon. 1'. D. Barker. Postmaster. of
Mobile, in a recent letter front
Mobile, Ala., says:
"Allow me to send to you my
testimonial as to the good
qualities of 1'cruna. I have
n.ed it for the past three
months and find 1t 1s
most excellent tome,"—P. D.
Barker.
U. S. Marshal. Northern District.
Hon. Dan Cooper, U. S. Marshal for
the Northern District of Alabama,
writes:
"Your remedy for catarrh and
la grippe, Peruna, has done me so much
good that I cannot speak too highly of it.
.
I have used it for a short time and
have improved rapidly froth the first
day. I was really much surprised at
such a quick and effective cure." -Dap.
Cooper.
U. S. Marshal. Southerd Distrlet.
Hon. L. J. Bryan, U.S. Marshal for
tho Southern District of Alabama,
writes:
"I have used Pernna for catarrh
short time and have also had seve
friends try it and they all pronounce i
the best catarrh remedy ever pat on tho
market. It can not be praised
highly."—L. J. Bryan.
If yon do not derive prompt and
factory results from the nse of P.
write at once to Dr. Hartman, Pr , , • f r
of the Kartman Sanitarium, Colum • •r
Ohio, 1►nd he will give yon the I
of his valuable advice gratis. All"
respondence strictly confidential.
A SERIOUS OUTLOOK
The sura of the supplemcnt•iry es-
timates is r;o ercal in •tadition to
the estimates which have :seen under
discussion during the past five
months, that, as remarked oy the
Montreal Gazer te, "no soberly t hink-
in. tutn can feel anything but un-
casieess in contetnplalinz it." These
estimates provide for the expendi-
ture of $1,311,973. The mein est i-
nt -ilea authorize 00 outlay on Ih'
public s^rvices and enterprises of
i'•',8,56$,'197. The total is $81.979,370.
This same floes not include either the
asnouttsv payahlo as subsidies 10 the
►•^w provinces of Alberta and S:ts-
katechew,sn. the amount payable as
boun4 a s to 11:c proauc(•rs of iron
n nil :steel, binder t wine, petroc!u11
and silver -'eats ore, nor the nmounts
likely -to be celled for as subsidies
to railways. 1)urine 1 h^ -even
months of the last ficial year for
which the figures are available there
was paid in bounties $1540,441, and
as railway subsidies $1,214,290. Tak-
inz these figures and the estimates
ns n basil, the Government has
obli;ed itself or token power to
spend durin; t he current twelve
months the followin z sunt, :
Mani estimates ... .gott,561,397
4 ►
Supplementary est jinn tcs13, 14 .473
1
Total estimates... ... ...$4(1,979,3711
Alberta and Seskatclac•wan
subsidies 2,248.'2511
Manufacturing and Other -
bounties .. 1,750,000
Railway subsidirr 1,10(4,4404)
$87,377,020
The provpt'ci ive revenue for the
year in which this expen,li-ture of
over cizhty-;evert millions of dollars
lets deliberately been made pos-
sible iS nbout sixty :•i• lit and a half
million dollars. Durin .1 the past
year up to May 31 tit- receipts of
1b' treasury amounted to $0,3.12, 329.
Al -t he sante rale 111e income for
the twelve months would amount to
about t he rum named. The Finance
Minister will ievc to provide, 4.'
meet th^ pOs.ii.le c•a11, upon
from twelve to eizhtet•n million :ea-
ters. ile Ilan alno to 'travels I itis
titan pounds Merlin to meet ebb t,
tions falling due during the year.
lit will have to float n larrt• i.+ti -
of bonds, and lir will have to it + I -
just shr taxation so ns to brin the
revenue up to t he requiretnenl v 01
hi- new Mandard of 1-xpendit01'
Ibit has been set up. Our Montreal
eoniempornry t ruly saps it ie a ser
iuuv situation that thrt•,ten• th
count ry.
The Factory by-law ort 1 , I,t \\ ,1-
erw-orka by-lnwt sot. a on \\ :n s-
ham were both carr •1 10. , i cr :e
nt 1 jut it y.
BUY iT NOW
NOW it t he time to buy Chamber-
liin's (:otic, Cholern aryl niarrhoe
Remedy. it is certain to Lc need-
ed sooner or later and when that
i int• comes you will nec•I it b trily
—You will need it quickly. Buy it
Hort. 0 may save life. tot w','.
Eerier by W. H. Ilowe,
i
THE T1tAD
MARK
DUNLOP
Dunlop Book
For Horsemen
Free to
Any Address
Sixty- four
pages, with il-
lustrations and
valua b 1 e
charts. Useful
information
about lame
horses c are -
fully selected
and compiled.
Write for it to -day, by post-
card, giving your name and
address and the name of the
paper in which you saw this
notice.
TME DUNLOP TIRE �CO.
TORONTO 17
• Ifyoo, your friends or relatives suffer
Fits, Epilepsy, St. Vitus' Dance, or Falb
Sickness, write for a trial bottle and value
treatise on such diseases to Tea Leona Co
379 King Street, W., Toronto, Canada.
druggists seller can obtain for yon
i
LEIBIG'S FITCUR
Local Agents Wante
At once for Canada's GItEATES
Ni IISERIES" for (Tse town of E
oter end surrounding country, twhi
will be reserved [
r the
ri
it m
Start now nt the best ncllinz s
son, and handle our
NEW SI'F.CIALTIES
on Liberal Terms
\\;rite for particulara and send
for our )tlndsome aluminum Poc
,Micrettcope, (a little Sem) useful
i'armcrs in cxaminine Seeds a
:rains. Orchardists in cxamini
Trees for insects. Gardiners in e
aminine Plants for insects. Tear
ers end scholars in studying llota
and everybody in a hundre diffcre
sways.
STONi: & WELLINGTON
Font hill Nurseries
Over 000 acre's. Toronto. 0
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VEGETABLY'. SICILIAN
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A splendid tonic for the h: ir, t la` Ps t':c 1:r k: :ow long and Leavy.
Always ressorescolor to rrny l;. ir.a'.I t'•' ; lrk,rich cam' -' r youth.
Stuns iallinfrhtttr, also. 5r'.: i',r 1;r•, : t• _
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THE MESONS BANK
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01 pora ed 1•y Act of Partintnent ISeee
CAPITAL PAID UP S3,000.000.00
RESERVE FUND • • • • • • • $3.000.000 00
/.4 Branches to Ontario• Quebc.•. Alberta. lir itl-h (•otnmhta and M ►nitolri
EXETER RANCH
Open every Lawful Day ttO;n 11, A. 'I. to 3 1•. W. except Saturday 1e A. M. to 1 t . ,t.
Fnrrnert+' Snio !Voter; (•:0)10(1 or collected. Forme supplied
Oa Application. DitAFTS on all potnte in the Dominion, (treat Britain and Un•
tied States. bought ami Redd at tow est rated of exchange.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Depowltes of •1.00 arra upwards reeeived. interest Cony
pounded hail Yearley, and added t0 principal Julie :tells and itteember 31st.
po-ilx Het alias also 4--c•d aril Mµ1.00 current rates of lo'ere-1 atiowed.
Advancers 11)11(1? to farmers .tock deniers and htwitters men
lowest rates and on mo -t fas orate, term-. Ag'•nt• nt Fxeter for Dem. ttotcrnmert
Dlokaondt Carling, Solicitors. N. D. HURDON, Manager.
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