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THIRTY-THIRD YB,AR—NO 1670
EXETER, 3NT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 14th 1905,
JOHN WHITS it S01II
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The Financial District meeting of
the Exeter district of the Methodist
church was held ati Lucan on Sept.
12. Rev. A. 11. Goin„ 11. A., ch.iir•-
tnan of the district, presided. Devo-
tional exercises were conducted by
Rev. J. Veal. All 'the pastors 'tore
present except two. Rev. W. I.kLtt,gh,
of Kippen, and Rev. C. C. Couzens, of
Sylvan. In addition to the minis,-
tors several laymen were present
from the various circuits.
Tho first order of business was COS.
T. HAWKINS & SON
Hardware and Seed Store
Council
to t int as Per ad',1 ournmenfi in
the 'Town Hill on Friday, September i
8th, members all present. minutes of
meeting held on August 26th read
approved ,
uurmunications read from Brown t
Bras., nurserymen, re.tress at .the •
cemetery : also a petition signed by
Dr. J. A. Rollins. I. It. Carlin„ W.
W Taman and others asking, that a
Public meeting be called to again dis-
cuss the electric light proposition.
\V, H. Lovett -J. Wood -thee prayer
of the petition be granted and a
meeting be called by the Reeve for
Thursday, September 14th at 8 p.tu.
in tato Town hall. -Carried .
J. Wood -1. Armat ren x -The peeve
sign the application form for the re-
n.wal of the polic of (ire insurance
on the Town Mall. -Carried.
Tenders for the construction of a
concrete walk along Main street
from Victoria street to Aux Sable
river were read from Messrs. Sand-
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ers & Tr.iebner, J. N. Howard. Alf.
2 Taylor and Bawdcn & Sweet. WA H.
• Levctt -J. Muir -that the tender of
• Messrs. llawden & Sweet, 10 tents
STOVES.-lf you are in need of a
stoves or furnace, don't fail to have
e. look at our stock. we were never
in n Dotter position to supply your
wants. E. I'. Paulin. Hardware.
Stoves and Tinsmithing.
-Taw Times correspondent being
out of town last week, some of last
'socks news ",ill le given now.
- Mr. Geo. Wambold spent a very
pleasant week at Berlin, returning
Saturday .
-the County assessment equaliz.
ers were in t lid village Thursday.
- Mr. and Mrs. John \Vinkeuwader
and sou George left, for the west Fri-
day. 8th lust, to visit their sone in
North Dakota.
- Mrs. E. P. Paulin rind family re-
turned home after spending !the
summer at the Bend in their new
cottage.
-Mr. Peter .Mclsu;ic souk advaa-
da;e of •the fair rates to attend the
annual convention of the Canada
Embalmers Association held in To-
ronto. Mr. Aiclsaao says he spent
four profitable days at dlec COiiVeu-
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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.
In Cements we carry the two leading Brands
of Canada
National and Star
LRV[TROUOHINi
We also make a specialty of Eavetroughing as
we have a machine to makg all our own Troughs
and can give you firstclass material. Try us and
you will be conuinced.
T. HAWKINS & SON
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At Exeter and Centralia Fall Term Opens Sept.
Storehouses 5th
Now ready for usef the best
Cement and Lime
That money can buy
also
toal for Everybody
at lowest prices
J. GOBBLED I GK
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IN THE FAMOUS •
TORONTO. ONT.
• All one graduates are sure ot
gacting positions. Among our
large attendance of students dur-
Iing the year were ex-studene of
ten other Colleges, Write for
Circulars.
WE'RE I
SUIT
SELLERS
You are Suit buyers. We make the
suits -you wear them out. We make
thew as well as we can, so that they
will not wear out sooner than they
ought. Because, if they do, you'll
likely go somewhere else for your
nett Suit. And no one could blame
you. So much money ought to btty
•ao much Suit worth. And Suit worth
is fashionableness of fabric --style in
Cut -Bt -finish -looks - dressyness -
and length of service.
Alp good a place as there is within
Imilts to get all this and not pay too
much is W. Johns.
Elegant Black and Blue
Suitings for $15.00
and $18.00.
W. JOHNS
Merchant Tailor
:8000 iEIEGRIPNERS
NEEDED
w osition, reated by
Railroad and Telegrapthe h Copmpanie..CWo want
Young Men and Ladles of good habits. to
LEARN TELESRAPRY
and R. R. Accounting
We furnish 75 per cent. ot the Operator. and
Station Agent. in America. Our fix a• hoots
are the largest exclusive Telegraphy Schools
I. the world. i•.itabll.hed 2) year. and on•
dossed by ailleading 1;ailway Official..
We execute . $2.5) Bond to every student to
turnssh him or her a position paying from $l0
te eb).month in State. east nt the Rocky
Mountains, or from is to >;1I) a month in
States west of the Rockte . immediately upon
graduation.
Students ran enter at any time. No ynca-
tlo.s. For full particulars regarding any of
Our Schools write offi:e at Cincinnattl, Ore catalog ct, to �le r fCeouticc
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-T1fE-
Morse school of TeleUraphu
ClnClnnat.tl. Ohio. linffslo, N. Y.
Allanta,Oa. lnCroac, Wi
Texarkana. Tex. s.111 Francisco. Cal.
Western Real Estate
..Exchange, Limited.
78 Dundas St., London
HAVE YOU A FAIt\t F(111 S:\1.1•:'
If you h.ivo a Faxen, Toa it tr' Vil -
tare prop.►rty for .v..le \\ rite 1e us
for ow: ter -nus of Serb.►' Real Es-
tate. We wive hie moat complete
system of adverttisinz antl selling
properties. Do \Ot CW ANT TO
BUY A FARM, A SPORE, or 111'141,
NESS I'Iu)h'ERTYI Send for our
list •nf p•ropert les for sale. Wo have
some splendid farms dor Lilt in the
L
Huron .
�' Ked Yoe Han OM BOO
w. J. ELLIOTT,
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STRATFO.RD, ONT.
• The largest Business and Short-
• hand School in Western Ontario.
IOur courses are thorough and
practical. Teaching is done by
experienced instructors. There
sns no better school in the Domin-
i ion. All Graduates secure posi-
• tions. Enter now. Catalogue
free.
W. J. ELLIOTT. lPrincipals
D. A. McLACHLAN, 1
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"i SEE iT CLEARLY.
but 1 couldn't before these ;Iusse9."
That's so and the 1lassc.4 'were fitted
sp4 ci:tlly to this old gentleman by us.
A IiELi' TO TiHE EYE
is what eye and magnifying glasses
are for. Some use them ain;ly and
°liters use them together. We sup-
t.ly the Lest cith.r, wap and at !trove
possible prices.
W. S. HOWEY, Phm. B.
Chemist and Optician, Exeter, Ont.
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
Will sell
WYESi EXCURSION iICKEiS
To the
North West
N1'.nnipee 530.111) Sheho --
Alnwbrsy 1 Regina -
I)clorainc31.50 Lipton
Souris 1 Mooscjaw
Brandon .0.55 )fumbclt
14leton Saskatoon -
Lenore
Minicita i31., 1'r. Albert
�llnlota ))) 0\felfort
Ilinscarth .12.25 1lstticfo-,i
Mooeomin 32.24 flscleod
Arcola 22.30 t 'alga ry
Fotevan Red Deer
per square tool Lein; the lowest, be 'sten. .:ot hln; like sou►; %•hero you
accepted. -Carried .
The following accounts were pas.
sed and orders drawn on the Trea4
surer for the same: C. B. Snell,
lighting for Aug. $90.31, less $12.31,
$78.00; T. IIawwkins. cemetery acct.
to Aug. 29th, $14.43; do., gasolene
and Hardware acct, to Aug. 30th,
$22.90; J. White & Sons, printing
acct March 3 to Aug. 24t1t, $62.40;
do., advertisin x cemetery notes, $2.50
Eli Snell. recreation .grounds, $15.00;
Municipal World supplies, $16.30; J.
Dennis, repair, $1.40; J. Dennis, pt.
salary boll ringing, $15.00; Queen
City Oil Coy.. Toronto. Gasolene acct.
to Au;. 30, $23.12, less bbl returned
$4.00, $19.12: Wm. Brickwvood, labor
at Cemetery$2 25 ; John Ford. part
salary to Sept. 1. $27.00; 13awden &
Sweet, pt. payment on sidewalk. $350
W. J. Bissett, pt, salary to Aug. 22,
$31.25: J. Sutton, street watering
acct., $25.00; Mrs. W. Delve, charity.
$9.00; J. Senior. pt. salary, $6.2.50.
amounting to $749.05. Motion per
J. \Vood, sec. J. Muir .and carried.
W. 11. Levet t -I. Armstrong- Clerk
call for tenders for 5o to 100 cords
of coarse and fine gravel% to be deliv-
ered within the oorponation as per
instructions of Ibe Street Commis-
sioner. Tenders to submit price per
cord from Wood and Ford twits. Ten-
ders to be i.t by 7 p. m. Friday, Sept.
:.'2nd. -Carried.
J. Wood -J. Muir -Council adjonrn
to Sept. 22nd .
.1. SENIOR. Clerk.
THE RENEWAL A STRAIN
Vacation is over. Again the school
bell rings at morning and at noon.
again with tens of thousands the
hardest kind of work has begun, tho
renewal of which is a mental and
physical strain to all except I he most
rugged. The littler girl that •a few
days ago .had .roses in her cheeks,
and the little ,Loy whose dips aero
then so red you would have insisted
that they had been "kissed by straw-
nerries" have already lost some-
thing of the 'appearance of health.
Now is a time when many children
should be given 0 tonic. which may
avert much serious trouble, and we
know of no other so highly to be
recommended as llood's Sarsaparilla.
which strengthens the nerves, per-
fects di,estion and assimilation, and
aids mental development by building
up the whole system.
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can see and hear( up-to-date business
methods.
- -John Kraft returned .lo work at
Mr. Edighoffers shoe store after hav-
ing spent two weeks holidays in
Hamber;, Berlin and other southern
points .
-Manuel EL'crs, of Exeter. is
spending his vacation or: 1hli farm
helping his father.
- The Misses Lizzie Minnie and
Catharine 1!•inkheiner are on a visit
lo Tavistock
-Laura Goetz returned home after
spending a few weeks in Detroit.
-Quarterly services were held in
the Evangelical church hero Sunday
last. The Rev. Knechtel conducted
the services.
-Mrs. Will Madi;c►• has returned
from a few weeks visit with her
mother. Mrs. Ogden, of Whalen.
-There are a goodly number tak-
ing in the London :fair this week
from the village.
- We aro pleased to note that Mrs.
Goo. Edi,;hoffeer is recovering from
her recent illness.
- Mrs. KLeintield, who leas been
living with her -son John, on the
11th, passed peacefully away to the
great beyond Thursday last at the
advanced age of 69 years. Inter-
ment took place in the Goshen line
cemetery Saturday a. m. Mr. Klein.
field and family have the sympathy
of their friends:
• -Mr. \Vm. Kloinstavcr holidayed
for two weeks .in Detroit anis Toron-
to.
-Miss Salina Madi;cr attended the
muillinery
openings in Toronto and
has secured a position in Ayton, Ont.
-Saturday Last Mr. John Pfaff
bought of Mr. Restamyen the house
.ind lots recently occupied by Mrs.
NuckLe.
.-Mr. Conrad Wolper, of the Town
limo, west, bought from. Mr. Jac. Div-
gardine the 70 acre farni that he
now occupies we learn at a fair
price.
\Vo learn that Mr. It. S. Hamilton
has purchased the tug "Scotia from
the contractors of the dock at Grand
Bend.
-Mr. II. A. Kellerman left Mon-
day for Napicrvillk, Ills., where he
will commence studies in the college.
- Jfr. Jacob Kellerman has become
quite a successful piano and organ
salesman and those to whom he hal
Sold instruments speak highly of
theta. Ile has disposed of organs to
PLUGTOWN Mr. C. Stada, Stephen \Nebo, Jos.
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Gll :tad J. K. Ehlers also a ilcrlin
-As Norman Francis was culti. Pi.tao to 1). Schaeffer.
- Miss El bol Kellerma.. who took
vlt.in; on Monday of last week he ho -,ors at the rcecne examinations in
met with an accident 'which mu;ht Loddon, Icft for Sarnia This week
have proved fatal. ile spied a musk- Where she will continuo her studies.
rat while ,sofa; along and jumped
off the cultivator to run after it.
The animal turned on; hint and tool.•
hISiIING IN rEMAGAII
quite a lar to pieces out of Isis Pout, he This; is the hest time of the se;t-
being in his bare feet. Medical aid sort for boas and trout fishing in
was summoned. He is ,getting along the Tcn1•.;anti region. the Sports-
nioely at 'the i,reseene writing man's paradise. Tourist tickets on
-Ono of .lir. .)antes Gardeninr'a sale daily pr Grand Trunk Officc3.
boys had the misfortune to sprain —0,...____
kis ankle while in the act of jumping Ci.N11LALiA 1 4
The Great North West
the .acceptance of The assessments
on behalf of 'the various connectional
funds and were :1s follows:
Super-
annuail'on
Fund
Exeter (James St.) ... $99 00
Exeter (Maio Si.. .... 'it 00
Parkhill t;l 00
Elimvillo 73 00
Centralia 51 00
Ilensall 63 00
Kippen ... 58 00
Crediton ...... 51 00
Grand Bend 61 09
Sylvan 46 00
Ailsa Craig 51 00
Lucan 61 00
Branton 68 00 11 00
Woodham ...... 65 00 11 00
Kirkton 78 00 13 00
Communications were presented:
From Dr. Chown. Secretary of
Temperance and Reform work, re -
statistics on the sad results of drink
and urging the members of the
meeting to push local option work.
The brethren expressed themselves
as standing in re:alines-4oto assist the
work to the extents of their ability.
It was recommended shall the min-
isters meet to;ether .and organize
the district for evangelistic work.
The following committee was ap-
pointed to form 'the various circuits
into groups of ,four and select the
ministers to work in these places:
Rev. A. II. Goin;, B. A., G. W. And-
rews, B. A., and W. Godwin.
From Sunday School Library board
re -supplementary lessons in Bible
study and recommending ithrir in-
troduction into Sunday Schools. T o
training of Sunday school .teach
was also urged and 'the opening up
new work on the district .
it was resolved that a committee
ecnsistin; of Revs. Godwin, W. H.
McTavish and .7. E. Holmes and Mes-
srs. W. H. IIoltby, J. \V. Ifumphries
and II. E. Huston comprise the Sun-
day school section of the summer
school lo confer with .the executive
of the Epworth League .
A resolution of ,gratitude to God
was passed for •tate irestorart.ion to
health of Rev. W. Godw.i.l after his
tea and dangerous; i)dness.
• The meet.ior closed tail lf.'the Irene -
diction.
Gest.
Con.
Fund
$17 00
12 00
10 00
15 00
9 00
11 00
10 00
900
10 00
8 00
9 00
10 00
CURED OF LAME BACK AFTER 15
YEARS OF SUFFERING
"I had been 't roubled with lame
hack for fifteen years and I found a
complete recovery in the use . o1
Chamberlain's pain balm." say:. John
G. Risher, Gillam, Ind. Chis lini-
ment is also without nn equal for
sprains and bruises. It is for sale in
Exeter by W. S. Howey .
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A REMEDY WITHOUT A PEER
•'l find Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver T•anlots more .beneficial than
any other remedy I ever weir for
stonmoh trouble," says J. I'. Clete,
of Edina, Mo. For any disorder of
the stomach. biliousness or constipa-
tion. these Tablets aro without a
peer. For sale in Exeter by W. S.
llowey.
SACRED CONCERT
The Exeter band propose. igiwin;
sacred concert on Sunday, & t. 17
al 4 p. m., 'wcalh^r px.r,ii tting,
the Victoria Pairk. The following
will be the progirnnune>
National Anthem
1 0, hail IIs Ye Free ...Vorai
2 Serenade for Baritone. Losey
3 "Gloria" from 12th :Mss, Mozart
Serenade "Angelic Choir" ...Myers
"Gems of Stephen Foster" Tohani
Marche Romaine Goutod
off the fence Saturday evening. 5
- Rev. G. W. Andrews, after a va. 11
LU\V RATE\\'1:8TI:ItN RSC1J►t- cation of two weeks, took his place
81U\S cn Sunday and preached two excel -
Going Sept. 21, 22, and 23rd, to
Detroit, I't..Huron, Chicago, Day
City, Cincinnati, Clevclan.1, 01ria,Col -
limbu., Ohio, Dry ton, Grand Rapids
Indianapolis, and Saginaw. Return-
ing until Ocioht•r 9111. Secure tick-
ets from Grand Trunk Railway
Agents. aunt, M rs. I3raWn, of lirintford.
-\1r. and 11.r'.. Del gat y, of It w
I' tin from indigestion, dyspepsia, field visited friends hsc.rei last ...wk.
aad to,, hearty eating is relieved at —\ir wait es I3anvblm ds in.t
lant sermons.
-Miss Sarah Neil is the guest of
11•2r sster, Mrs. lto::enberyer, of
London.
- Mr. Percy Simpson attended the
exhibition at London ors Tuesday and
Wednesday.
-\miss Vero F.s.ery i.; lisitlILC h, r
once by taking one of Carter's 'oath his parents here.
LittLi1 d' tel I
ter
le ver 1'1 Is, IEOM tate y a -\t►ss Seca, cf Mir.(l.,n, is vis -
dinner. Don't forget this. itiur her Filter, Mts. Will Abbott.
SEWING
MACHINES
Save Money By Home
Dyeing.
Easy Way to Make New Autumn
Dresses Out of Ohl and Faded
Costumes and Suits,
Diamond Dyes
Are the I'opular I'ackage Dyes
- Mr. W. J. Smith, Miss Agne,. For Reliable Home Work.
flew -turn and George returned to
their homes after specne!iug , pleas -
•int time al the l'oroutn 1: :prsitim,, 11•01'1 51 ,r a f:,.I••d :n\\r1 11: t.l:irt.
\Ir. William J. Smith twill leave Don't look shanhy slow!) 1 us.•
shortly for Detroit where he ha. \'„u 01111101 afford J( buy :r 1.0.\
1ake,, a situation with 'Fla. 11. i1, dre..A.
It is not recess try to wear cloths
- \1r. 'Thomas EsserP, of tee Lon. in Ihitt is faded and Wittily because
don rood has '^used 1110 farm 10 M r. you hive no 1110107 to buy more.
Farrell, of nett, 'r0101, 0, for term \\'ith one or Two packac•{r or 1)ia•
Fyfe & Co. OR sa1'•sm:in..
At Bargain Prices. „f three years. "Ir. Es.ery tits ,c. mond Dyer, Thal costs len cents per
sided continufarsly on his farm for package, the old dress or skirt can
ver 60 •car. and deserves a w\011 be dyed n fashionable and be tut iful
We are offering a ) drawer, Pr•ned rest, The faro, i considc r,.,p color in keeping with the autumn
• one of the hest in Gat:trio, t he su z.lr se 'son. Thousands of women 0 ill
have :,uturnn dresses. suits and skirl.
flint cannot s told front new, but
which h.1ye cost I hen, only a 1 rifle,
the result o1 ro!orin: over 1141r old
maierials Willi I)AiM011d Dyes.
Nes er risk year materials and gar-
ments with the week, adulterated
and imitation dyes gold Ivy ,:ome /leo.
ors. When you buy the Diamond
Dyes, yon have the hest produced in
the wet id. Send to Wells & Itieh-
nrd.son Co., Limited. Mort ic;.1, h'.tl.,
for new book. "Diamond Dyes and
How lc I'm Them,” anti card of 18
o y
�) I crop neaU, guarancee(I sewing hush ficin; t he largest around here.
itis machine $21.Of) Satisfac- \Ir. Fart -411 certainly ira' secured a
> 33.73 well kept farm. A1r•. Esscry will .lot
al.u) tion guaranteed. move off until next march,
5.16 In Pianos we still keep up ---..-'—
•; oar record. IIigh grade
.N.$) pianos at prices other dealers
ask you for inferior goods.
Come and see us we will
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Yorkton (33.t0 Stratheona r 40.VKamaack
doing Scet. lith and :6th.
Returning until Nov. 13th and 77th.
Pamphlet,. and full particulars from any
Canadian Pantie Agra or
C. D. Footer. 1). P. A Toronto
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
interest you pure. o Kind You Hari Always 9ou< t
Bears the
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S. MARTIN & SON SIgnatnre o!
dyed rk111 ramp": sem fr' • In
•a.ly address.
ROBERT E. PICKARD, Exeter, Ont.
General Selling Agent.
Canadian Pacific Railway Cos. Lands, Canadian North West
Lands, Saskatchewan Valley and Manitoba Cos. Lands also
a number of other improved and unimprovedNorthWest farm lands.
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We havo made a number of splen did investment, 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 unprecedeuted numaer
of sottlere coming into the west, prices of hinds of good quality and
situated convenient to a railway aro bound to make a still further
large 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 to years in which to pay for lands.
$427 00 down secures 3:'�) acres, (half section) of choice
!r • Thls would be a great investment for YOU.
wheat Jand.
The above investment is without any settlement duties whatever.
$383.40 Secures 3220 acres (half section) choice wheat land to an actual
settler. No other payment required for two years.
R. E. Pickard left again last week on a three months' trip
through the West. During his stay there he will locate a number
of desirable properties in the wheat belt, along the various new
railroads. Any person who desires to make an investment in West-
ern tands should communicate with him when full information will
be given. His address up to the 15th October next will be
R. E. PiCKARD,
General Selling Agent for C.P.R. Lands. Frobisher, Assn.
About Bed Time
Blessings on the .man who first in-
vented sleep.
Blessings, you will say, on the man
who first invented the greatest aid, to
sleep and rest known as the
Marshall SdnItdru
Mattrass
The only ventilated Sanitary Mattrasa
in the world. Purer, cleaner, cooler
healthier and more con)tortable than
any other mattrass. A continual cur-
rent of air refreshing tho rnattrew,
always keeps its shape,will never pack
or harden. Guaranteed for five years.
Will last a life time. Don't fail to
see it. Sold only by
ROWE & ATKINSON
Furniture dealers and Funeral directors
KiitliTON
Uur;ess' Photo Studio, Kir kton,
will ".ie open every Tuesday during
Septemoer. If you ww-: nt :nod phot cs
he will please you.
CIIAMHERLAiN'S COUGH REMEUY
AIDS NATURE
Medlcincs tlhat aids nature are al-
ways most effectual. Ch►nninerlain's
Cough Remedy acts on this plan. It
allays the cm,.5h, relieves the lungs,
ails expectoration, opens the secre-
tions, .antl aids Dal lire in r^storing
the. system to a healthy condition.
Sr.lil in Exo!'-r by W. S. ilowwcy.
Ifyou, your friends or relatives suffer with
Fits, Epilepsy, St. Vitus' Dance, or Falling
Sickness, write for a trial bottle and valuable
treatise on such disease. to Tit I.erntu Co..
179 King Street, \V., Toront', Canada. All
druggists sell or can obtain f,r you
LEIBIG'SFITCURE
Exeter Fair, Sept. 18 and 19.
On those (lays or any other
time we will be pleased to
show the merits of our 11105
lines of Stoves and Ranges.
Our stock CJ111itrise. Sou-
venirs, Gitr:and, Huron 1 and
Hiapl)y Thoughts.
HEATERS
In this line we are showing the most
up-to-date in town, Art Garlands,
Art Souvenirs, Empire Garlands and
Jewels. It will pay to examine our
Heaters.
FURNACES
A New idea (',)11 or Wool Furnace will set
up on floo r. Its many advantages and good
points are easily seen.
HEAMANS HARDWARE
And Stove Store.