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W] ,THIRTY-SECOND YEAR -No 1608
HURON & MIDDLESEX GAZETTE
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EXE t'ER, JNT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 31st 1905,
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T. HAWKINS & SON
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is the place for Builders and those intending to build
should go to get Cheap Hardware as we carry a full
line of
Nails, Paints, Oils, Glass &c.
Li Cements we carry the two leading Brands
of Canada
National and Star
L#IVLTROUOtII NO
We also make a specialty of Eavetroughing as
we have a machine to make all our own Troughs
and can give youfirstclass material. Try us and
you will be conuinced.
T.
HAWKINS & SON
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t Exeter and Centralia Fall Term Opens Sept.
Storehouses
8u1'
ell " Now ready for use, the best
gr" Cement and Lime
loci
ly .r That money can buy
pe
also
1 foal for Everybody
11, at lowest prices
J. GOBBLLDIGK
" WE'RE
. SUM'
SELLERS
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You are Suit buyers. We make the
fluite-you wear them out. We make
them as well as we can, so that they
will not wear out sooner than they
ought. Because, if they do, y 11l
neat Suit. somewhereo And noyour
one could blame
you. So much money ought to buy
r; `to much Suit worth. And Suit worth
st ;e fashionableness of fabric -style in
1,, cut -fit -finish -looks - dreeeyness -
K, and length of service.
ti As good a place as there is within
!smiles to etall this and not pay too
' • nuch is W. Johns.
Elegant Black and Blue
Suitings for $15.00
and $18.00.
W. JOHNS
Merchant Tailor
'1
reoo
Annually, to fill the new positions crested by
• Railroad and Telegraph Companies. Wo want,
f Young Men and Iatdiei of good habits. to
LEARN TELEGRAPHY
• and R. R. Accounting
We furnish 75 per cent. of in, Operators and
f
(enteral Agents its America. Our .ix s,•hools
are the largest exclusive Telegraphy Schools
in the world. F:stablished 20 years and en•
doreod by all tooling Railway On -fats.
1 We execu;o i.i'r.i') Bond to every student to
i, furnish hint or her a position praying from 00
to Mountain., or froh in s;States to =100 aeast of imonth Iny
u
, cl
y upon
tato west of the iLockie+• immediately
rraduadon.
Students can enter at any time. No v,aca-
!nna. For full p•articnlars regarding any of
1, .our Schools write direct to our execnllve
rr ,tutee atClncinuatti.0. Catalog•ae free.
-THE--
w'i Morse School ot Teleprapl>J
err •Ineienatti. Ohio. llaafrsto, N.Y.
u 1 stlanta,0a. la('rosse, Wis.
exarkana. Tex. *i.u1 Frsnciseo, Cal.
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O1ElEGNRPNER3
NEEDED
1).' • Western Real Estate
(..:414::.1,Exchange, Limited.
`hi i a • 1 Dundas St., London
•form in any
00 1(1 ( you want to buy is
the I. 'the follow in.; Counties .(end for
be el,.r list. Huron, Grey, Bruce, El.;in
scare sex, Kent, llaldimand, i,incoln.
ddlescx, Muskoka. Norfolk, Ox -
growl. d. Perth, feel. Simcoe. Ontario
.ensni toric. \Well;and. Waterloo, \Went -
int; le Nth or York. We !Lave some of
flhr'. best farms in the Province for
We also have a large ndmber
Noon. \ i9a3e, ;lull IlUsinene pro-
f (u,
lit}. 'lies for sale. Send for or!' list
low 1. ore i,uyin;.
OLT gt you havo a Form or other pro-
f « t .t v for sale write for our term+•
it nloth0 i of pelting Real Eiante.
. char ;e unless the property is
dor cxchnnted• Full pnrticu- the First .1.75 miles west of Pottage In
! ' s on application. The \Weetcrn Prairie, will have 30) teams at work
'i' tl Estate E:xrhanzet Ltd., London, today, and LOW teams within a
5th
IN THE FAMOUS
ELLIOTT
TORONTO, ONT.
All our geminates are sure ot •
genting positions. Among our •
large attendance of students dur-
1 ing the year were ex-studene of
ten other Colleges, Write for
Circulars.
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\v. J. EI.LIOTT,
Principal.
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Fall Term Opens Sept.
5th.
/�jCCEN�TQRAALL
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STRATFORD. ONT.
It pays to get a business educa-
tion and it pays to get it in the t
school which can do tnost for its s
students after they graduate.
£his school is recognized to bo 2
one of the best Business Colleges •
in Canada. All our graduates
secure positions. Business Col- •
leges frequently apply to us to
Isecure our graduates its teachers.
Write for our free Catalogue,
W. J. ELLIOTT, principals
D. A. McLACHLAN.
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IMO
ilR�t�t
A BLiND MAN
would give Reverything on earth for
s
pos-
session.
sight.
It is man's t
precious
seeai0n. Yet many abuse and neglect
it. Stop and think if you are
TREATING YOUR EYES RIGiHT
Then come and have us examine theta
to learn bow they should be treated
in the future. Our examination costs
you nothing. The glaases we supply,
if necessary, will cost you as little as
honest lenses and frames can be sold
for,
W. S. HOWEY, Phln. B.
Chemist and Optician, Exeter, Ont.
IMINENIMMON
G FOR STOMACH TROUBLE
AND CONSTIPATION
1
MONEY FOR ST JOSEPH
Contin Induces Minister Hyman to
Spend Some More.
Hen. C. S. Hyman has given in-
structions to his department to sec
that the wharf at St. Joseph. on lake
Huron. ie completed.
Daring blr. llyn►an's recent stay
iu 'Toronto Mr. A. M. Contin, the
proprietor of St. Joseph, called on
the Minister. A photo zraph shot•inz
the uncompleted cria work, with a
fishing vessel moored .:at the outer
01141 wi 1.)10 to land, was Fhown Mr.
Hyman. lt WasWaS also pointed out
that the trading facilities of Sl.
Joseph were 'Jadly hampered by the
fact 'that no vessel could land there
and visa in order to ;et any com-
munication 'aotween lake shipping
and St. Joseph it was necessary to
send •out stall ,boats.
This was cited ns a convincing ar-
gument tthy the work neglected by
his predecessor should `bo pushed by
Mr. Ilyman without delay. Accord-
ingly tlae Minister of Ptealic Works,
tvtio laid never lac fore met Mr. Con-
lin, wired his Department from the
Kin; Edward. Instructions were ;giv-
en that the contractor, who had been
paid money in advance anti hail left
the work incomplete, :Should proceed
at dace to finish the work, or pro-
ceedings would be against I►itn.
ZURICH
-Miss lila Supple. after visiting
friends here for a few months has
returned to her home in Detroit.
- Mr. E. Seim, who spent his va-
cation at his Lome at New Hamburg
has returned home.
- Miss Jennie Hardy, of Exeter, is
visiting Miss Phoebe Rickbeil.
-Mr. Itoot. Williams returned) to
Clinton on Monday to resume his
duties in the Sovereign Bank staff
in that place.
-Quite It number of the young
then of this district intend agoing
west en the harvester's . excursion
next week.
- Misses Maggie Torrance and Itos-
t=ie Levis, of Clinton, were the guests
of Miss Itoxio Eilber list week.
-Mr. J. J. Me.rner left Last' week
for Cobalt, where 110 intends (loin;
30010 Speculating.
-Master Lorne Reediting, of Til-
Irouburg, visited Isis taunt, Mrs. E.
Appel, and other rel.ative_s here I;1st.
week.
- Mr. :and Airs. F. \V. (less and son
(:corgi', returned from the "Pinery"
where they scent ten days in fishing
and resting.
KIRKTON
Burgess' Photo Studio, Kirk ton,
will "ac open every Tuesday dorm;
September. If you went good photos
he will please you.
WOODHAbI
-Harvest is over .
- Mins Edith Swallow is improving
nicely .
- Mr .Jonathan Slier incl trill► •a
serious accident of Saturday Iasi.
While ascending the ladder up into
the snow ho ti?lssod his footing and
fell to the floor fracturing his scull
utld leaving hint in a semi-conscious
condition .
-Mr. and Mrs. John Johns, of
EIinlviLle, stent Sunday with ' air.
and Mrs. Sinclair.
-Miss Mary Ilrook has returned
after spending the past two weeks
visiting her sisters in tllitcnell.
-Mr. A. W. Eaton, manager of the
City barber Shop is progressing fav-
orably with his contract on the
Base line .
- Miss Mary Johnstone left on
Saturdny for :1 months 'visit with
friends in Brampton and Toronto.
-Mies Olive Stephens is visiting
I.er friend Miss Annie Brook, or Mit-
chell.
•
- Quite a number intend taking its
the o
•Honey tad Hun Social at
Zion oat
Monday evening next
- Mr. and Mrs. \Vm. Coultice, of
11imville, spent Sunday wills friends
tt \Weodh:anl
-Mr. and b1rs. Carr and daurhter
Venda have returned home atter
spending the past tteck with friends
11t StrcelviIIa .
-Frankie and Viola Colgan bate
returned home from St. Marys and
11irrin;ton.
-Mrs. Kirk and Mrs. Stewart left
0n Friday last for a ttvo month44'
visit in the for west ,
JUDGE. ELLIOT DEAD.; PEACE DECLARED.
Veteran London Judge Passed Away RUSSIA AND JAPAN COME TO
TERMS.
Last Week.
Judge William Elliott, of London,
passed away Thursday night, after
on extended illness. 11e had been
Judo nearly fifty years. The Judge
carne to this country from York-
shire, England, first enragiri; in
a ter wards ' 3
[:arming, It I d t akin; up
school teaching. Ile was later ap-
pointed school inspector in London
township, noting in that capacity un-
til he studied Law. After tieing cal-
led ie practiced rsever-
al
se •c •-
0 o ha bar 1 t for a t 1
1
dt
l
al years titd called to the hermit. Ile
was a man of sterling integrity and
did Much Tor the profession (luring
his long regime.
(HAYFIELD
-The bodies of •\Vm. Bailey and
Win. Woods, who were drowned on
Saturday, August 191 li, whijo fishing
on lake Huron have not yet iboen
found, but the heaelt«s Lein; search-
ed every day to 'Ind t}te i floating
in.
-M'-ssrs. Alex .tilt Wm. Fan;uson,
tvho came home to ;attest(' their
brother's funeral left on Saturday
and Monday a;;.)tin Ito .1 heir boats.
-Mr. John \\'hicrdon intends start
-
in; the evaporator in full force o,
Monday lel. The apple crop its
considerable lighter than last year
around this neighhort►iocxl.
-Mr. \Vol. Tlwmpson has srarted
up in the ,shoemaking business. Mr.
Thompson is 'a good workman, and
will do a good trade.
-Messrs. Jolla and Dan Spencer
and \Vm. Weston lett on Friday. last
on the harvest excursion lo Manito-
ba to se.ek their fortunes
- Mr. Guthrie, of Seaforth, with
LCs g-ang of sten ,arrived last week
and have started to build lite anute-
ments of the new iron tfridgei ncross
the river.
- Tete funeral of the late James
Ferguson was held on Wednesday of
last week at 2.30 p. m. to the Hay-
field cemetery and wns conducted by
memoers of the I. 0. 0. F., who act -
ed as pall bearers and the L O. 0. F.
book the service, he being :a ntemtx•Ir
of bot h ledges .
-Miss Nellie Marlin, who spent
t 1 8 .,sl year with heir sister, Mrs.
Peter Campbell. left .on Monday to
visit friends at Bruceficld for a few
days !before lrotnrning .to star home
in Toronto.
-Mrs. John .lowett and son are
visit in; friends in 'Toronto I his week.
-Miss Tensa (toss, who has been
visiting under the pa.reninl roof for
two months. left on Tuesday for hor
Lome in Buffalo where she i9 en;a;.
od ns school (teacher. She was ac-
companied by Miss Ituobie \Vhiddon,
who ,goes to visit friends there.
- Miss Laing. of St. Marys. is the
,guest of Mrs. Barry Drehmann this
week .
- Mr. David Sprolt and wife and
family anent Sunday lost with Mr.
and Mrs. 3o1111 Davidson.
- Miss Susie Parke. of Detroit. Is
visit in; at her .hone here for n holi-
day.
-Mr. '1'1rom. Robinson, student,
preached in 8t. Andrews church on
Sunday last morning and (Venin;.
- The rem►ins of litre. Thomas San-
derson. .1.r., trio died in the hospital
in Toronto, wore buried ]fere on Fri-
day last and attended sly a large
nuns:)er of friend.
- The .tumwcr t•I•'it ors ,844! o::•.:•
more beginning- JO move to their 10-
staectivc Mmes oiler apcndinz a
pleasant time 8t t)10 lake.
-Miss Margie Sproa i, of Tucker -
smith is the guest of Mimi Lena Er-
win 1 his week .
FAIIQI.'HAN
-Mr. Thomas Cameron Fold !1st
Friday to Autos 0. Froncis, the Mc-
Cauley • o t the fit h concession.
tots
',• 1 1•' farm 1
(.ill. f
y
The farm c^n..ist8 of fill ;,creteend the
consideration ie.1,610 1' 11 011 1;hoa3 that
13s,o•n3 farming properly commands
n .004 price.
-Mr. and Mire. Statham. of Exe•i
ter spent Sunday at 'ds. .101tn West -
lakes.
-Mrs. E. Kaufniau nn,( child. ^:1,
who hove leen visiting at W'. A.
'rurnbull's re! us ,,ed to her hone in
Brantford la:: Saturday.
-Miss Trt•i•t ^411 Thompson is vir-
itin; bliss CI ars Duncan.
- John Itis t. tai 1) cat rier :Ictween
1' ar•quieo• awl Ila .lin, aufforen a
-Mies Beatrice Knizhl is visiting
rel 'list -5 in Cleveland, (Iltio, fr.aciure of 1I. lei Saturday morn -
rel o n a hill
ed• ti doe
Alw. ti 1
1i
_ � ill Z loaf
1111:1) when .1 part of the harness arokc,
TRIEHNE11.-111 SI^phen on Auzuht tho vchieb' "Irikinz the home. The
2:,t h, 1!105, ui SI in:1 'rricmler, re- animal colunaeneen to kick it rikinz
�Ir. itiley'a !s, cin"in; the fracture.
Hol c, t e late F r tori • . .
received a Lad io ni,e en Ilse klieg',
Hot
f 1 L 1 1' e 1 ck Trac rler mire, Ki1uflna'1. who 1.118 lt•i4 h him,
:1 real ?0 tsars. M
CANADIAN
PACi PIC
\\'ill se11
NEYES1 EXCURSION 1ICKEiS
To the
North We st
t\'annil.ea
\(cobra
"Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver `)eloraine
Tablets have (lone Inc n zre,t deal seerl4
of good," says C. Towns, of itat 1'or- Iq•leton
n
faze, Ontario. Canada. "nein; a. Lcnnre
mild physio the after effects are not Mlniota
It
unpleasant, and 1 can recommend trinscart h
oo,(,tn
them to all who suffer from sionach Areo,la
disorder." For 8810 in Exeter by W. Estan 1330,)
8. Howey.Kainsack !
32.0n
311.23
(2.26
2.5 )
Shctlo --
Regina -
I.ipt.on
Moo.eiaw
ilnnabeit
Saskatoon
l'r. Albert
Meltort
liattlefnnl
Macleod
Calgary
(ted i)eer
Strathc0na
' 3,S3
35.73
I.on
s•i.00
35.23
Sete
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17.0•
3A.eo
35.50
39.50
NEM V
The first and on the 9. T. P. trans- Going scot. t'th and 31th.
continental Railway was turned last itcturning until Nov. 13ih and Nth.
Saturday by the Macdonald. McMillen Canadianati{ t�einnfic A►fullt orrticelars fron, 511y
Company at •► point six miles north(„It. boater. 1►. P, A Toronto
of Sidney. The Macdonald McMillen -
Com any, also have the contract for C A MI nt. O A = A .
liars t1H 1ihe Ili'ad'fee NM Alps Bcas}t
Montero
of
•.a,:t 5. tarso. t. i .JZ month.
out thea chil.11•n . riled f,rce.
I,t)OK AT Vol It 1,.\I1E1, .% SEE
I1' YOU AI1E iN ARREARS. ANI)
SEND I'S THE AMOUNT.
1.\RGES'1. ORGAN 1N TUE nom
is tis liver. Srnli1 wonder that
liter Lroub' , makes ynn feel so mil•
('r•.ble, The •emplonls are constipa-
tion. dizziness-, indigestion, headache,
feeling of deprc--ion end Lock of ap-
pe1 iso .
There is but 0110 sure cure - fir.
ILunilton's Pill.. In every caps I hip if
are successful. ily relvin; on Dr.
1fatnilt•on'a P(Lls you are sure of
stronz tii.11ity, nouri-hint Wool,
hrizht che0ry 4i•irit'. No Jon zer will
von '.offer from disordered liver or
The marvel 0f phis meth -
von
I•11.. n • •I19t'tward.t it keeps
ofsirknes1sol welt-pre.
a; .'',r, ler i,nS ct•er1%1M'rc'.
NOTICE.
Bieeett & Johns desire that those
who have accounts with them to
pleaee call and settle et once, as it is
their intention to dissolve partner•
sh ip.
Portmwouth. N. 11., Aug. 39. -The
I'ettcu Conference arrived at a com-
plete accord to -day on ate questions,
and decided to proceed to the elabor-
ation of a treaty.
The Japanese practically yielded
everything. They accepted the Rus-
sian Ultimatum, no indemnity and a
division of Sakhalin without pay-
ment of redemption money.
The Japanese yielded warships and
limitation of naval power.
.% scene of the ,greatest excitement
followed tl ' recent of the news in
the lobby of the hteel Wentworth. A
Bulletan was telephoned from the
conforence-room at tno navy yard
Mr. 8nto, and like un electric
thrill, flooded through the room.
There were screams of joy. Men
threw their hats aloft, women actu-
ally wept. then there was a rush
for 'tete telegraph offices, and in-
stantly' the news was spreading to
the remotest corners of tee earth.
LOCALS.
Mr. J•atoos Down of Win;ham is
visiting friends in town.
Mrs. \Vm. Davidson and daughter
of Lontlon aro the ,guests of Mrs.
E vans.
Earnest Carlisle of Brandon, Man.
was visiting friends in town this
week.
Mrs. Geo. II. Bissett and Mrs. J.
N. Iloaard spent Thursday and Fri•
day in London.
Miss Willis of Marlette, Mich, for-
merly of Exeter, is renewing ac-
quai ata n»es.
Mr. Chesley Evans has returned
hone after spending the past two
months in London .
Miss Mary Balkwill who has aeon
visiting friends in Port Huron and
Detroit returned home Saturdny.
Mrs. It. Barnes and children, of
London., are visiting with Mrs.
n:ernes' mother. Mrs. J. l: vans.
Mrs. Eyre. of Detroit, also :sirs.
1)enelr, of Owen Sound, were 1 he
attests last week of Mr. rind Mrs.
Downie.
Master Lloyd Godwin. who has
been spending the vacation near
Goderich, returned home last Satur-
day.
Dr. Ilut ler, London. will bo at 1 be
Central hotel, Exeter, on Thursday
Septemoer 21st, 1905, all rely
for Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat con-
sultation. Eyes tested an glasses
supplied.
Three rinks of the Exete •,owlin;
Ono will ;•o to Mitchell to -day 'to
try conclusions with the minks of
that town. All of our Jovle s are
Proficient .at. I ho ,;ante :sad ;ant sure
to 1n11te a rood ghowiiz.
Mr. Robt. Hicks announces that lie
will dispose of his jewelry stock in
part or whole at greatly reduced
prices. It is his intention to close out
and gives the public an opportunity of
securing bargains. Come and see
how cheap you can buy things.
14. Ma 'toy and L. 11. Dickson were
in Godcrich tbir week attending the
trial of Mason, 1 ho Stephen farmer,
W110 alas '.gain 1 tried on a chavr.o of
incest. Dr. 31a110y u•:as a111cd as a
witness in the case, he haviuf lacer
called by t1.' t.roeecutiou. Mr. Dick -
8011 :,oeii' nn counsel for t)Kl defend-
ant.
CEN'I'It.\LiA
-Mr. W 10. .101111 5111011 left Tues-
day for Toronto accompanied ay Miss
Hepburn, where they will
spend a week at the exhibition.
-Rev. Mr. Schram of ltuff:alo.prca-
clted .two very unteresting sermons
en Sunday.
-Miss Lou Neil of London. was the
guest of her Brister Mts. 'Thos. Elston
East week.
- Mrs. Austin Essery •and little son
Jack of Palmerston, visited Mrs. T.
Es .erys last week.
-Mass ea da 11uxt:aS)le returned
i at -
't after Motel 1. evening 0 ► .lot► 1 �
loll o
► u
y
ten,iin; t he millinery openings in don.
Lo-
- Mrs. A. llast•in,;3 of Exeter was
the guest. of her sister. Nils, Floe Es-
sery r•11 Moniliy.
-Mr. W. Smith left en TucetLay to
svt•teud i!r• exhihition :at Toronto.
The Mirs.s 1:3)i and Myrtle Wal-
ker spent 5atur(lay .and Sunday at
Gnl,d Rcnd.
Mr. Will Warren and sister 3 s
13:::at rico. visited friends in Schon 1)1
:At Sunibay.
-Mt. 1,414 Mrs, \1'.411 A'clirot t of
dulph, visited at 311. 1'rank Abbot'
en Sunday.
-Miss IltinaL \\'cod of London, is
the ;u'st of the 3) i',s05 Itachel and
Jennie Wilson.
Tenders Wanted.
JOHN WHITS & SONS
The Great Noah Wcst
ROBERT E. PICKARD, Exeter, Ont.
General Selling Agent.
Canadian Pacific Railway Cos. Lands, Canadian North West
Cos. Lands, Saskatchewan Valley and Manitoba Cos. Lands also
a number of other improved and unimprovedNorth\Vest farm lads.
We have made a number of splendid investments for our clients, who
placed orders with us for selections of Canadian Pacific and other
North West lands. In a number of instances values have increased so
rapidly that our patrons could readily realize double the amount of the
money they have invested, and in view of the splendid prospects for
a bumper yield and an enormous crop, and the unprecedented nunt'aer
of settlers coming into the west, prices of lands of good quality and
situated convenient to a railway are bound to u.ako a still further
lar;o advance.
One Hundred Million Bushels of Wheat is the
Crop Estimate for the Present Season.
Now is the Time to PURCHASE
Prices are Bound to -Advance
We give Speculators 6 years in which to pay for lands. We
give Actual Settlers 10 years in which to pay for lands.
$42700
down secures 3'20 acres, (half section) of choice wheat;laud.
• This would be a great investment for YOU,
The above investment is without any settlement duties whatever.
$383.40 Sec321) a(ha) chowLaual
• settlerures. No othcreser paylf mentsectionrequiredice forheat two yearsnd.to an act
R. E. Pickard left again Last week on a three months' trip
through the West. During his stay there he will locate a numbe
of.desirable properties in the wheat belt, along the various ne
railroads. Any person who desires to make an investment in Wes
ern tands should communicate with him when full information t
be given. His address up to the 15th October next will be
R. E. PICKARD,
General Selling Agent far C.l'.R Lanais Frobisher, ASsa
bout Bed Tim
ROWE &
J( :1 'lie lasso is 110 Ai at ►
Vented sleep.
Blessings, you will say, on the m
who first, invented the greatest aid
sleep and rest known as the
Mdflid11 Sdllltdr
Mattniss
The only ventilated Sanitary flatten
in the world. Purer, cle.•tr,er, cont
healthier and more comfortable the
any other mattress. A continual cu
rent of air refreshing the mattres
always keeps itsshape,wlll never par
or harden. Gnaranteed for five years.
Niel last a life time. Don't fail to
see it. Sold only by
ATKINSON
Furniture dealers and Funeral dire -tors
A very pretty wedding was rolemn-
ized Wednesday noon on the London
Road, near 'Hetemill, at the residence
of Wm. McEw'an, when his (laughter
Mary was married 'to \Vrn. Poustie,
ofAylmer, by ,the Rev. Mr,Snell.
A r
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d in
The bride 'erase prettily dressed t
white silk, wearing the bridal veil
with 31 coronet of orange blossoms.
She was :01(11404 by her sister, beau.
tifully gowned. After congratula-
tions the bridal party repaired to the
linin; reorn where refreshments
were served, after which Mr. and
Mrs. )'oushie Left of elle evening
train for Toronto and othern cast -
ern point.. There future hone will
be at Port ferry.
THE HAPPINESS 01' 110311'
Very 1 irfely depends on 1130 too:
cc's disposition; if she Ls nnitti:,t
and iori.;1►t. everyone is happy ; e
if site is nervous, irritnale and cro
--everything goes tt•.l'on;. 13 ri 1-
cheery women u3u111y use Ferrozo
Iso :crt•alcet health-makor know
Hy actin; through the hlooil herr
none is 31110 .to reach ell the orra
thatneed assist,soce ; it csta:)lishe
regular and hclitlly .action of al
functions, builds up the „ctier't
health. fortifies the system wits` n
reserve of energy that defies disease.
I)nn't put off-I'errozon0 costs 3.nlr
54)
11 any cll•u; store; gee it to -lar.
HEAMANS HARDWARE
And Stove Store
Barn Door Bangers
Reliable Round Trac, Nonusers Double Tread, MIyers. Wil-
cox a u(1 14oivtens
It is impossible for the -c 1►'lnners to get on' Track
Th' unite rsi:lied will ives'iv'' tend Big
ers up to 7 o'o+loek 1'. M. or Friths-
the
rid as•the Sib day r.f Septemoer, 1905, for f Stock
1 1.' const rust ion of 80010 i,00e ,
P quare feet of (iranolithic Pavement.
besides crossings, in the Vil'-: ze of
E
Bezinninz ;it a point near Victoria
Street On lit rest rMt' of Mai,►atr..
thence north to tb•x Aux ZZ„
river '.trill;e. According to aficcific i
410115 :Lich 1111y '.)0 .nen at the of•
lice of the undersigned.
-The lout -4 or any tender not
neceerarily accepted.
J. SENIOit
Cbnrk of chi: VIN, i of Exeter.
i
BUILDER'S
HARDWARE
of Every Description.
1.01 est
Prices
Galvanized iron and LI Work
All \vf,rk in this line promptly attended to.
�.r'llot Air Heating a Specialt:.