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Cedar Posts
A large quantity of Cedar Posta for
*ale of the best quality. )lust be sold
at once.
We would be pleased to quote you
our prices on any Building material
you may require. We can supply
you with.
Sash and Door Frames
Lumber, Lath & Shingles
on shortest notice
•
• In tact we are in a better position
than ever to supply our many custom-
er's with all they may require either
from shop or yards.
Bee keepers supplies ready for
delivery. Tanks made to order
Wood for Sale
Call and see the wood we have for
sale. Just the kind you require for
Bummer cooking.
Th6 ROSSTa uior
G0. LtUS
To Farmers and
the Public in
General
As the s rim is comin on
now gather up all your old Rubbers, such as Rags, ubb ers, ,I,
Wool Pickings, Horse Hair, +
Old Rope, Bones, all kinds 4.
of old Iron, Brass, Copper,
Lead and
Zinc, and take
them down to
M.JACKSON & SON
Main -St. Exeter. $
One door south of the
Metropolitan Hotel. That's
wherhigh-
est
• you will
geth
the hi g
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 in stock.
Buggies from $00 up, Waggons
from $44 up, Binders, Mowers,
Hay Tedders, Sulky Plows.
See Our Nay Loaders and
Side Rake
We have several Washing Machines
and Wringers that we will sell cheap.
incubators and Brooders.
t!
A w second-hand Buggies and
Waggons to be sold cheap.
BISSETT & JOHNS
Largest Show Rooms, Exeter.
CREDITO
Roller Mills
Gristing and Chopping
Promptly Done.
•
We are giving excellent sa-
tisfaction in flour since re-
g
modellinour mill
T
H. Sweitzer
Fon SALE — Lot 8, Con. 3, l' +-
borne. 100 acres. all under cul-
tivation, 2 wells. On the property
la a frame house, ;cod bank barn,
one frame barn.yto Jas rEa cry,cr Extar-
eter
ticularr n(:p y
P. O.
FOIt SALE. — '1 have 81 acres in
ries looking not 1oo had which
I w itinteII on the ,ground not less
than 5 Hero Iota and upwards, any-
one requiring such apply soon.
also have n quantity of brick in
building to sell cheap, by t he lump
or hundred, also a lar re quant.it y of
atone at the harm to dispose of. Ap-
ply to Hay P. 0.. L. \icT.\(U AItT.
A\cgciable Pr:i) :r.aionforAs-
SiiTala1'-cgu:a
tirgthy `_ ::..,.p;_tr.:11.1owelsof
mot,: S lli i,ation,Chcerful-
nc5s and IIest.Contdins neither
Opeint.Morpliinc nor I'fw.cral.
NOT :':AIZC()TIC.
r»Y•7.-elo'ir &v:czzl'irmi
ILa./.ti,
Swat! -
Abelnmi•
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.+bufr J •
Ifpy , ,c t
/hCwdu.ctJJ,.
hirnmJird -
Cfsr/✓✓ Geyer -
Lii.loyn,v
A perfect Rowdy for C.onstipa-
lion. Sour Stolnach,Diarrhoea.
Worins,Convtilsions.tevcrish-
ncss and Loss OF SLEEP.
Fac Semite Sign ...turc r f
NEW YOIfIC.
Att, months old
13 DosE%—;35CENTs
EXACT COPY 07 WRAPPER.
CASTOR1
For Infants and Childr
The Kind You H
Always Bough
Bears the
Signature
of
U
For Ov
Thirty Years
CASTORI
"INC COMMNT. PIM YORK C1TV.
MEDICAL
ESTABLISHED
\V. BROWNING, M. D., M. C. " 5T I3LISHED
Do you allude t o t lie autotnooile
tl,• P. S., Graduate Victoria Uni- ori lie' or 'she'?"
vereity. office and residenence. Dominion1 Ile,+ (,f course."
l,abotatory, Exeter.
"Why of course:"
DENTAL "Because one of theme ran away
TTKINSMAN, L. 1).8. AND with a beautiful woman in New
DR. A.R. KINSMAN, L. York the other d:,y." — Cleveland
D. S. D. D. 8., Honor Graduate
t Toronto University, Dentist. Plain Dealer.
Beth extracted without pain or
bad after effects. Office in Fan -
son's block. West side of Main
reef ' Exeter'
D.A. ANDERSON' tD' D• 3.1.11. Transfer of License
DENTIST.
Honor Graduate of the Toronto Unlverelty
and Royal College of Dental Surgeons of
pp1ario, with honors Also Postgraduate of
onb Schon of Prosthetic Dentistry (with
koa
Everything known to the Dental Profession
done in this office. Bridge work. crowns. alp
all done he
the lneatest ldmannerand polcap site. A perfectly
harmless anaesthetic used for painless eztza&
Son.
Office one door eolith of Carling Bro'sktor*
Exeter, Ont.
,KONEY TO LOAN
We upofarmo
on unlimited
id private
property 1 loinvest;
es
ent
upon
atee of Interest.
DICKSON & CARLIEGeter.
MONEY TO LOAN.
We have a targe amount of private funds to
oaaonfarm and village properties atlowratee cesaiotl and the east half of Lot No.
c+r tram-eel.Ol.ADMAN do STANDURY 6 in the 11th Concession. of 'the
Barristers Solicitors. Main 8t. Exeier. Township of 1'sbornc. Possession
tatter harvest this year. Dated this
DICKSON & CARLING, Oth day of .June, 1905. For tering
a d particulars apply on the prem -
is.}
itv or to Dickson & Carlin;, Solici-
tors for Vendor, Exeter, Ont.
NOTICE is hereby given that Isa-
bella Wilson, of the Village of
Woodham, has made application for
permission to transfer her tavern
license for the premises in the Vil-
lage of Woodham known as the
Woodham hotel to Mr. 1'. llishon, of
Stratford, and any objection to the
:transfer of the license must be made
fa (ho License Inspector, Wrn. Bat -
lantyne, Seatortli, not. Later than the
22nd of August, 1905.
FARM FOR SALE. — Mrs. Chas.
Washburn. having decided to
give up farming, hereby offers for
sale either in olock or in 59 acro
parcels, the farm now occupied by
her, being composed of the south
half of Lot No. 7, in the, 10th Con -
Barristers, 8oltcltors Notaries Convey _sneers,
Oommiselonere, Solicitors for the Moleone
Bank. Etc.
Mosey to Loan of lowest rate of Interest.
OFFICE :-1,1 AIN STREET, EXETER.
1. R. CARLING B. A. L A. DIC=bott
The Osborne and Hibbert
Farmer's Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Gompanu
Head Office, Farquhar, Ont.
DIRECTORS
President:—T. ItYAN, DUBLIN. P. U.
Vice -Pres.:— J. A. Noalusj
FARQVII A)t1'.°.
F. MORLEY, WHALEN P. O.
W.H. PA88MOR):, CROMARTY P. 0.
Wet. ROY, BORNHOLM I'. O.
J. L. RussEl.1., RCSSRLDALn P.O.
AG ENTS.
J. CARMiC'H.AI L.
A. DUNCAN
J. Wi1.soN,
J. S. GILFr1.LAN,
STAFFA. ONT.
I' ARQUHAR, ONT.
FCLLARTON, ONT.
LrcAN, ONT
B. W. F. BEAVERS,
S Farquhar.
Secy.-Treas. eas. ar u
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JO8EPII WHiTE
Licensed Auctioneer, Counties of
l'erth Middlesex, Huron, Oxford
and Town of St. Marys.
Charges moderate. Orders lett at
his residence, QUcen St., St. Marys,
'will be promptly attended to. Phone
at ilia house.
Special attention given to live
stock males. Order+ left nt The
Times will be promptly attended to.
SHORTHORNS FOR SALE — The
undersigned has to: sale on
Int 1R, Con. 2, Illy, 0 number of
up - to -date t horoughbred Short horn
hulls. 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. -- .lohn Elder, Ilensall
1'. 0.
Tenders Wanted
The melt rri:tied will receive tend-
ers up to 12 o'clock toxin of Frid ,y.
the 11th day of August, 1905, for the
construction of about 11,1100 rain ter
feet of ;ranolithie pavement, :)t'i'le.
crossings, in the vain -get of Exeter,
according to specifications }vhieh
may De sects at the office of the un-
dersigned.
The 1 izheel 01' ;Illy tender npl
iwcessarlly accepted.
J. SENIOR
Clerk of the Village of Exeter.
J. A. GREGORY
REAL ESTATE BitOKF:I{
Nort h Ihrt 1leford, Sask.
Seven years experience in Western
nils
Selected Lands for s:11c in block or
single sections from $8 per acre up.
situatedds are in the
T1,t•se lands
famous Sakatchewn
Valley, t he
garden of (110 Canadian Nort hwest,
alonz either the main line of the
Canadian N.onle•rn It:liln as or the
survey of ,t he Gr 111,1 Trunk unk Pacific.
1. Twenty years aro Dakota lands
sold for! $3 -an acre.
2. To -day they are selling' for $50
to *89 an sere.
3. Throe years ago We.,ttrn Cnnn-
di:ul lands eols1 for $3 an acre.
4. To -day they are scllin z for $8
to $25 an acre.
5. In three years more lands will
again double: in value.
6. Why invest your money nt 5
per cent.'
7. Don't wait' settlers are: rushing
in. Buy n section nr t wo row, then
you can Afford to wait it. bile it
grows into Ilton"y.
(torre.spondenre Invited
References:—('tion Rink r.f Canada,
Winnipeg, and Molsn:.s (lank,
1.t••erg Ont.
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To Cure a Cold in One Day ,,,cures,,„criiPT,
Take Laxative Brom CQuinine�LTablets.. ' (91 _,4 o>r. 2sc.
everwy
(Seven os bens sold 111 pelt 13 soB bs. ,his signature,a •
WI\CHELSEA
—111. Et( evaI.1 Clack letmated 4.11
8.tttoday. lie is. home p•y111 Lir
parents a visit after brio: away for
some limo.
—The yuuug folks of Il,I' putce
purpose resorting to the lake some
of these days.
— Mr. \Vel. Moore leas almost com-
pelled I he jou of galvanizing the
roof of the house and also the barn
of Mr. \\'m. Crcery, which will add
t oche appearance of noth lionise and
barn .
—The crops have been good this
year and harvestin r is aaout over.
—Mr. Thos. McCurdy purchased a
horse from Mr. Wm. Creery for the
handsome sum of $200.00.
—Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Itouttcy
were the zuests of Mr. and Mrs, 3.
Fletcher on Sunday.
— Miss Annie Ilorri'ton leas
turned home arab).
—Quite a crowd of Fullartou
young people were here on Sunday
to listen to Mr. James' discourse.
EDEN
— Mr. T. W. Harris, who has aces
visiting his daughter. Mrs. J. Essery,
has returned to London.
—Mr. 1t. E. Muswell is holidaying
at Grand !lend.
— Mrs. Morley', of Whalen, was the
;u(•st of her sister, Mrs. Harding, on
Sunday.
— Mrs. Cornish attended the wed-
ding of Miss Lewis, at Mooresville,
last Wednesday.
Miss S. Salton, of London, is vis-
iting at Mr. J. Essery's.
—Mr. John Luxton is steadily im-
proving.
—Threshing, is the order of the
day now. Mr. Ilorne's new machine
is giving good satisfaction.
—Who were the musical people
who awakened our slumbers one
morning last week? We suppose
they were on their way to Grand
Bend's popular Summer School.
— Master Percy Caves is using
crutches, the result of a fall from
the mower.
RUSBELDALE
— Mr. Arthur Cole and Miss Ida
Dlelvillo spent Sunday at Grand
Bend.
—Cranst on, i he second youngest
son of Mr. ,Tohn G. Itoy, happened
with a very serious accident last
Saturday evening by being thrown
from 0 wagon. While unhitching
1
IIIc Wain ran away thrown`: the boy
out and the Lind wheel passing over
Itis body. 1h'. Prnudfoot was im-
mediately phoned for and under his
skilful! treal ment the soy is dolt;
nicely.
— Mr. and Mrs. A. \Vr'i.,ht, of
Cromarty, spent Sunday at "Orch-
ard
Wch-
:1rd grove."
— Miss Ethel Bothwell, of Irick -on,
is spending her vacation with Mir.'
Viola Calrk.
—Miss Georgina Brown, of rat -
ford, :s visitiig with Mr. and Mrs.
Jahr Cole.
— 1i •-. Alex Ilod;ert spent Sunday
with friends in F.' eter.
—Mr. and Mrs. Will Cole, of To-
ronto, visited the !alter's parents
on Sunday and Monday of this week.
I:IRiCTON
—Large nunlacrs f.ro►n here were
at Grand Bend last week and )tie.
—Mr. Wm. Moore and W. It. Carr
look in the Old Boys reunion tat
London on Monday and Tuesday hav-
ing an enjoyable linin and sight see-
ing.
—51r. and Mrs. Daly, of Toronto,
visited Mrs. Urquhart. (Iles 1)aly's
mother) and other friends over Sun-
day and Iho forepart of this week.
—:lar. Frank Mills, of the tow'a
station, SI. Marys, spent Sunday at
home.
— 5I►•. Edgar It. Brown, of Sr.
Marys, is spending the holiday's at
his parents home in the village.
— Miss (1101ah, of \\'oodstock, ix
visiting with Mrs. J. Taylor.
—Dli..s Edit 11 Maize, of London.
spent. Sunday and Monday with her
parent Isere returning. to the city
on Tuesday.
— 51is.' Irene Itnl,inson. Lily 'Tay-
lor, the Misses Marshall Anil Fred,
Mr. and t1rs. IS, N. Shier and others
aro ruslicaling at. Grand Bend.
—Mrs. it. Slater, of Myth, visile]
al he home of her brother, Mr. W.
R. Carr, last week, returning 'to
Myth on Dlon,lay.
—Mr. \Vin. Brown nil) attend the
electing of the high Court 1. O. F.
al S1. Catharines, as delegate from
Court \\'oodlrun, aooul the last of
the present month.
Ole HOUSEHOLD INTEREST
Housecleaning le not i he pleasant •
est of the house -keeper's task, nut
none the less necessary on that ac-
count. in the Heplcm.n'r Delineator
Isabel Gordon Curtis offers in her
serics,"Tho Makin; of a housewife,"
some suggestions that will 4en•I to
lighten the labor and lessen the elia-
a;reeahleness of this household duty.
Other items of domestic interest in
the same number are Illustrated
cookery and a varietal of recipes tin-
der the 4opice "Delicious ('ream Jet -
heolice." alit s" 1
• �'• "Decorativec .or S I an
"The 1'otato." In addition, Alice M.
Kellogg expLiin.' "flow to Select Fin-
isLin1 II;i til'.'. ole'' 80d Ward Mae -
Lem' writes of "G row in, Bullis ln-
deers•"
HORN
HARRIS.—On Atlust 7th, 1905, to
Mr. and firs. Chas. iiarris, of I's -
borne, a daughter.
S'TALEE.—On Wednesday. August 9
1905, in Exeter North, to Mr. and
Mfrs. Staler, n dauzhtcr.
NEiL.—On August 3rd, 1905, to Mr.
and Mrs. Janes Neal, 2ntl eon. of
Stephen, a son.
WESELOII.—A1 Zurich on .lily 'lilt h,
In lir. and Mrs. Henry Wc.eloh,
d:nt1111er.
DIED
\IcKEI•:.--At Lucile on A tirieo
1995, .limos henry McGee, ,cloyed
Inn of .Jane's and Sarah i\icGee,
1;ed 1 year and 10 tnoni lis.
t'h>iIII?.—iii Clint ••, On .lull 101 h,
11.05, .10:11104 to i te,1 Coin. :, . It.A.,
,I.1?, liter ofDia: 1. .1. II. t'om'e,
red 29 year 1.
O/`IS WC, ZA•
Bean the 1M lllmj Yoe HD, A;wa so'tet
Signets:*
of
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A \VAI:NIS'i '10 .'dOTIIII1S
'Too touch etre e 11.4.01 15• 11:+ ,l a !I i
small children during the i„1 ee'..th-
er of t ha summer morellos to ;wird
a 3.14151 rule -t•1 4rOUl)C,:. A- a rut!
it ii. oily tecoo-city to Ave tluz child
•t dose of castor oil to correct any
disorder of t lva towels. Do not use
any suh:tittoe, but Izivo the old-
fashioned castor oil, and see that it
freshe as rancid oil nauw.tter and'
his a tendency to .grilse. 1f this
docs riot check t lie .x,wels give
Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Di-
arrhoea Remedy and Ihen a dose of
castor oil. and the disease may no
clucked in it a incipiency and all
dancer avoided. 'lite castor oil and
this ren,"•'y sat t!.l lie ',recurred at
°:.c • oat kept rrrdy for ins(nnl use
as s:,on as t f:.• t?' -' ;:t iic-11 ion of any
bowel 4 rouu'c ;t _.' °.• . r .-. This is the
most successful i a o :: Oros: known
and may 1,0 relie.l 11:. •.t e. is h ill lei
co:lfidenc•, 0v.:1 1 cholera
inf:uuuui. hors . it. 1:v
S. Howey.
WANTED — Men and Wotncn in
this country and adjoining territories
to represent and establish an oldes-
tablish.ed house of solid financial
standing. Salary to men $21 week-
ly to women $12 to $18 weekly with
Expenses advanced eaoh Monday by
chock direct from headquarters.
Horse and buggy fur/dallied when
necessary ; position permanent. Ad-
dress, Blew Bros. & Co., Dept. 5, 510
non Bldg., Chicago, Ill.
KING EDWARD VII AND 11IS
GRt NDSON
As is well known the prince of
Waels agrees heartily with president
Roosevelt on the race suicide ques-
tion, and as an example to the Eng-
lish people, has a large family. II
is said that during the illness of
Kin; Edward, something over a year
ago, one of the younger sons of the
Prince was told that he might see
his grandfather if he would promise
to be very still and quiet. a'lw
promise was given and he was ad-
mitted to the bedside of the King
After a short stay he approached
closer and said: "Grandfather, have
I been very still and quiet l"
"Yes" replied the Kin;.
"Well, then, grandfather, could 1
please sue rho baby?"
--t
VALUABLE ADVICE TO MOTHERS
es inplay
your child corn from
I 3
coughing or showing evidences of
Grippe, Sore Throat or sickness of
any kind, get out your oottle DI
Nerviline. ltuo the chest and neck
with Nerviline, and give internal
doses of ten drops of Nerviline in
sweetened water every two hours'.
This will prevent any serious trou-
ble. No liniment or pain reliever
equals Poison's Nerviline, which has
been the great family remedy is
Canada for tho past fifty years. Try
:t 25c hottlo of Nerviline.
PRINCE LORIS AT TORONTO 1''AIIt
Among the distinguished visitors
to (he Canadian National Exhibition
will prooably be Prince Louis, of
Battenburz, who is going to v'iit
Ilalifax and Quebec, in command of
a squadron on British War vessels.
Ise will bo accompanied :)y Lis entire
staff.
TIIEY APPEAL TO OUR SYMPA-
THIES
The bilious and dyspeptic are con-
stanjeuffercrs and nppeal to our
gym thiess. There is not one of
!bent, however, who may not oe
brou;ht hack to health and happi-
ness ny the use of Chatnberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tanlets. These
tablets invigorate the stomach and
liver and strengthen the digestion.
They also regulate the now•els. For
sale in Exeter by W. S. Howey.
TO ABOLiSII ALL GAMIH,ING
The necessity for abolishing ;III
• uiblin; at tegriculiur:.t fairs is en-
larged upon in1 he annual report of
fairs and exhibition:, just issued ay
the. Minister of Agriculture. Photo-
graphs are given of some of Mlle
gambling devices used, by which im-
mense sums of money are taken
from the farmers. Strong ;round
ie taken against horse racing and
the consequent belling on those oc-
casions. Many of the fairs are said
to be disgraced by the immoral char-
acter and Ione of the side allows
While the department. of :Agricul-
ture may have to keep :t close
watch on some of the fairs in On-
tario, the directors of the Exeter
fair have a clean character. The
f:►ir this year, will rte kept up to the
usual •good character and promises
Io be ono of the best fairs ever Lel]
in Exeter. The dates are Septetnoor
18111 and 1911.
SECOND BOWLER PERSONALLY
CONDUCTED EXCU'I{SiON
To California and Lewis Clnrk Ex-
position Portland Ore;., Atl;-
llst 29th to Sept. 24th, 1905.
*150.00 including tranrportalion,
meals in dininr ear, Weeping car ac-
commodation on train and at Ho -
tele for above period. As party will
ne limited to 125, earl) • reservation
is necessary.
For full particulars call on Grand
Trunk Agents, or whims, F. C. Bow-
ler. Room 308, Unfon Station, Tor-
onto .
SAPO REN -O
"IT !VAPORATES"
. Odories* Non poisonous
Non -inflammable
The Wonderful Cleaner
Will save the thrift hon+ewife
many uset111 dollar+. Means come-
r -1 nr finest of fabrics carpets or
walsta beyond belief.
DUST entirely removed
OI[RM• ab.nlntely de•troycd
OOLORs re+torts like new
GIZMO renewed in carpets
ALL IN A FEW M•,1tENTS Fol:
A FEW CENTS
Auld a child can do is with
SAP -O -Rt N -o
(lot 1t at )our grocer's.
Tho Huffman A Tenter Co.
Toronto
GENKIRA1. NEWS
Mr. James Menoug.11. an ca •11
le•r of t he Ltlyu.laI use for Nur I I,
5111111h1tiex, and who has been writ -
;inline agent at Point Edward for
number of years died at his home on
Sat urtlay. Deco:vied was :u1 nrdeut
Literal -Conservative, and defe+ltcd
the late James Smith, of McGillivray
in 1874, and retained the seat for
t WO a:cs.ions.
Mr. J. II. Bugler, of Itlereotl,
counsel for Mrs. Kyle. char ;ed with
the Shooting of David McGee, It,.,
learned that hie application for 1*,:!
has been successful. An order It
been made fixing the amount of r,lt
at $2,000, of which $1,090 is to
Mrs. Kyle's O'VIl Tecoznizatie I I
the oilier t11ou:4111,1 in h •r
sureties of :*5110 or foul ,
may 1,e lICCuae.1 advitia.1e or co,e
icnt
One of the '. rai:1 tua,ters of Nor-
ris & Itowe's circus. nali(t't l'.11ia,
had 0 narrow escalK+ from death
While the train was gain•; from CV.
to Lewiston Ile was trying lO
'et around a 1.1010 -Will 4011 5e hen his
foot suddenly sapped and he fell off,
while the train was speeding along
nt forty miles an hour. ile was b:vl-
ly bruised but not severely injured.
Ile had to walk back six mile. to
Clint un where he caught a train for
London.
It in estimated that. about $310,000
was paid in bounties on coal oil pro-
duced in Canada in the last fiscal
year. At the rate of one and one-
half cents it z8111on, this would rep-
rertont it net out -put of home 2,225,-
000 ;gallons of crude petroleum. 'This
output of Canadian wells is • quite
considerable, rout far abort of the
total consumption. 'There was im-
ported during the year about 22,009-
000 gallons of coal oil. naphtha, tga.l
oil and the like products of petrd-
eum.
A mis-step of mune kind in the
cement storehouse at Durham last
week almost proved fatal to 11r. G.
Wilson. He fall amon;:t the ce-
ment, and under a hopper pouring
out more. Luckily ho was axle to
.grasp an iron rod, preventing him
from ,;oink' u►uter more than a few
inches, and a companion who had
seen t he mishap secured his rescue.
To have hot dry cement wormin
into now(). Pars and eyes even for
n fele minutes lues an unflesiranle
experience.
A Find.—There has been
a wonder-
ful discovery of gold in Barrie Tovu-
•
CLEMENTINA GONZALES,
OF CENTRAL AMERICA,
RESTORED TO REALM.
PE-RU-NA THE REMEDY.-
Miss Clementine Gonzalee,Hotel Pro-
Tincia, Guatemala, C. A., in a recent
letter from 247 Cleveland Ave., Chicago,
Ill., writes: rr
"1 took Peruns for a >afbrn-out con-
dition. 1 was so run down that I could
not sleep at night, had no appetite and
telt tired in the morning.
"1 tried many tonks, but Perna
was the only thing whkh helped me la
the least. After I had taken bat a hall
bottle I felt much better. I cootimed
its use forthree weeks and 1 was com-
pletely restored to health, and was
able to take up my studies which I had
been forced to drop. There is nothing
ship, county of'Frontenac, Ontario. better than Perces to band of, the
On the 10th ult. the Wren emittoyt l system."--Clementina Gonzales.
by the big Dipper Company, while Address The Perana Medicine Oo,..
prospecting carne upon the largest of Columbus, Ohio, for inatanathre tee
find in ;old that has ever been dig- literature on catarrh.
covered in Ontnrio. Tho quartz con -
Gaining Ihe gold will (urn out +1,1100
to the ton.—Montreal Herald.
The Itev. Robert tire, 1). 1).. of
Goderich.died suddenly &aturbay lost
while sitlin; in his garden, in the
presence of Dliss MacDonald and Iris
nurse. 1)r. 1Tre was etridlten with
paralysis June 1, and up to a week
-r so ago his life was despaired of
Recnnlly his mental. and physical vi-
gor- began to ret WO, and 1:, fosse
such progress it was Itope,l h • would'.
recover. Ih•. I tc wee horn is Lao,
arkshire, Scotland, in 1823. \\ heir
19 years of a h s^Illed itt Ham --
Rion nt'I comp'otc:I itis :iad:
course in 1859.
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
Idrffl Laborers' Lx6ursloll
\111nit(illMt and
t ssiniboia
$12 Going $18 Returning
Null' 29,1905
GOING DATES
StatioutiaFouth of but not iu,andin,: main lino Toro .1010 Sarnia
(including Toronto)
Sept, 2 1905 Main Linc Toronto to San.ia and .(scions north (except north of
f C'ardwcll Junc. and 'Toronto on Ace h this Section)
Sept' 4, 1905 From all points Toronto and cast, to and in(lud(eg isharbot Lake,
and Kingston. and north of Toronto and 1 ardwo 1 Jnno. on North
Bay and Midland Divisions.
ONF•WAY SECOND CLASS TICKETS TO WINNIPEG ou!y will be sold, with a
CF III D KATE extending the trip before September 1:.1h. evi heat additional cost. to
other points in Manitoba and AaainibOia.
If purchers engaged as FARM LABOREII.9 at Winnipeg (pineldeil such Farm ',nit.
orcrs work not cess then 30days at harvestit>r, and produce certificate to that street)
thoy will be returned to Original Starting Point at rates shown above on or before Nov.
30th. 1906.
TICKETS WILL ISSUED TO WOMEN as •• ell ns Men. butwill not be issued at
Half -hate to Children. earTlckets not good on Imperial Limited IRxpres Trains,
For further particulars apply to nearest Canadian Pacific Agent. or
C. B. FOSTER, D.P.A., C.P. R., Toronto, Ont
1905
THE GREATEST YET
THE GRANDEST EVER
1905
Canadian National Exhibition
AT TORONTO—AUG.
26 TO SEPT. II
$45,000 IN PREMIUMS
Tlia lktsu GUARDS BAND
13y permission of His Most Gracious Ma•
jesty King Edward VII, the hand of the
Irish Guards.11is Majtstes favorite house-
hold band and the finest mtlitary musical
ovganlzatlen in the ',told ,will give two
concerts tach and every day.
AAT ANN TSFARC HEN
in an especially built. extensive fire
proof all gallery will te pre.enlc,l the
grandest collection of art and art trtas-
ures ever got together on 1his !tontine ut.
including tonna trim the King, the Cor•
poretions of the City c 1 o4,4011. the guat
threat English Universities. the 11epuLlic
of France. South Kcnsitgten Mnsct.m,
Lord etratbcona, the l.itu. Governer (•f
Ontario and other
lfi tt
v
crd Lcdl,a
andR c
ntltmen
Coyote ATlON 1'1r71'PE
By special ctnlmand tf Hls Shai(sty the
King, Abbeys noted and historic ; eluting
will be cn txhilhit n durea, rho emery
Fair.
$.38,3(11) IN ATTRACTiONS
FA►.1, OF'IIT AATtIt-Il
The greatest p)•ro military display ever
produced before Ole carnelian people.
encs in this most recent of the worlds
mist appalling (lent wilt be vividly por.
tregcd with nal Jsnanese And Russian
soldiery taking pert. The fireworks IBA.
{day will be on a brilliant scale, int net ue-
ir)f new feature' of an ori(ntftI rlararter,
()Turn Totem; •r0 SER
The Preece. Betiding. eamplts of n11 the
lcdu.triesnnd it( 5cnmc0?of the Country
Thou -ands of ilorcs, Cattle, Sheep,
swine. Poultry and Dugs. all Canadian
Cyr, WO and minerals. god 'Trotting and
each g. a suhcrb Varlet) Fhow, the
\Vorlas latest lnvemionv.
c...
r r1:14010N.
I F IA1. Ex(
Special cheap railway and steamboat ex•
enrsi•,ns have been a rrany'ed. Enquire
of your nearest stet ion or ticket Agent for
rate••..
W'. K. McNAUGHT. Fcr t'rire 1.i, . Entry Bladks
President. and information niidress
Entries ('lose: lave stock. etv., sing. 7'h. Poultry
J. O OIRR.
Manger & See.
end Pots'. Aug. 19th.
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• (incorporated by Act of Parliament 1855)
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RESERVE FUND • • • • • • 53.000+000.00
Pt Branche+ in Ontario, Quebec, Ah'crta, Brit I+h cohanbla and e1 tnitobn
EXETER RANCH
Open every Lawful Day tree, l0 A. N. to 3 p. x. except Saturday 10 A. L. to 1 e, st.
Farts -sera' Mole Notes* rar.hed or collected. Forme supplied
on anpl•eatinn. DItAFTs on ell points In the Dominion. Great Britain and Un-
ited States, botight and Fold at lowest rates of exchange,
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Deportttto o $1.00 aril upwards received. interest come
pounded haft )eetery. and added to principal June 36th and December 31st. 1)e.
posit.' Rr• eipLL 4(1I+sutd and highurrent es Of interest allowed.
Advances matte50 to farrierss cblock dratealer.' and business men at
loee.t taut and on most fatorable terms. Agents at Exeter for Dom. Government.
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