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DAV, SEPT. :'1.,t:'1.;t, !;tt►:
V. Y,....
n'oonuAM
Jona Stewart nud Jriines
ave secured the patent
the itowaships of Csborne
and for the Cameron rate
The patent is the vert
rn-,rkct. having taken let
he Toronto f fir. The at •
re easily worked and ad-
ey Wilt tare their attach-
xhibition cat the liirkton
held next month.
than Shier, who reccivol
acture of the skull a few
is ron•,iiernbly improved
L P CAN
Ill, zrtole
(1 rat
nixltt. -
an
11%n ...
nt:.t
1 :
I(
nee 'his
misc.
KIRRTO`
1 resident; of
Lr:tdon j.•!
1' lyras, ut'
. i.ty d.let
'at:rr: to
. _ r,dt:ulfp
confinemr tit
10th will he toy last
hotos in Iarkotn, Will
Tuesday till t1131 date.
be aped on fast day
Couto
early t• 9
'i..
(he:
5 1'. M. each Tucarirr,
tilt.
ills
was in Bengali
in; .friends.
Ed. Sih;er, Mr. Fred.
Leizlt, Mr. If:izfewaod
hose who took in the
ast wt -eek,
attic was
u'
q ,tc u.7 -
London lair hat Creek.
ed 'emu of his horses.
tizt for a two year
:ora) for his hackney.
h ill harp coU1mence.!
at r e. stables, a'hicl:
feet.
rceatative was here
11.-t week. Ile did
1'" to rely reia►'din;
isit, but it is sur-
f be sotnethint (loin;
['ROBS CUP i•:D
rims t • wwi'tlt one small
• Chamberlain's Colic.
ad Diarrhoea Remedy.
'owlet, of ifi hto er•
experience he had
la a pot•it jury in a
Edwardsville, ratta-
n/he County. Aln•
"While thetas I ate
and some sones
c cholera morous
i ea. I V. as reared
e and sent to the
main t'I)olc ra m i t
;,;int sent mo a
!ale's Cali', Cho'er:,
mrify instead, say -
hat I /tent for, but
tv
't 80 tnacU ix•t-
hcr send 7t do me
11. 1 l•:.nk one dc's
Pitts- in i,ve minutes,
(• curt,' no entirely.
Drs wit,, affli:te.l in
r snit one stnall bot-
ree of Cts." Fon rale
8. Money, .
e hair is not
'shed. ftsuf,:!-
ryes. Then it
s prematurely
Hair Vigor is a
Vigor
nour'ishe•:.
falling, grows
, and ail da=l -
sect tt *'s 7Heal
11+a 1611.r,,, sad *Do
Ala i, Iandfr.; '; J.
a. r. artrt
towel, Masa
FIair
i
Items of Interestere and There Furnished
By Our Correspondents.
C1{EDITON
—Mr. Chas. !trot on:1 hinter. So-
uhi3 of Ann Arbor,who have spent the
p=ast week under n he ata rent a1 roof
left ou A1onday last lar their home.
—Masterrt
r.
tGrasoofGoLredGeicerttilitplyiu,inthe had the misfortune la have his•ri.=ht arm broken
a-Miss Lydia Finkbciner, who hits
been visitinr friends in Pandora,
Ohio, returned on Monday veninar
last. c•
—Otte of 1 he
wears the brotdcst1Csmile i one C.
!leaver, it's a son,
--lir, Samuel Brower is ,the happy
father of n daughter.
—(lune a number frorr, ithis vi-
cinity spent Tuesday at Exett' at-
tene.itt, t he fair,
<1+nomg those who 'took in the Lon-
don (air were Miss Beulah Denver,
Attract. Gower, the Masses 1•ounase
Mary, Leah, Lucy, bliss Pearl 'Holt z -
mann, Melinda Trick, Marry Ialber,
B. Brown. W. 1Ventzel, Michael
1•'inkbeiner, S. Brown, J. Clarke,
Dfr. and nlrs. Chas.Lw,icker.
—Miss Calvna returned Saturday
ewe„ins
sand has again charge of C.
Znicker s m JLiaerY dcp:rrttnent.
—Dar, Wilbert McMurray ds spend-
ing a fcr.•• weeks .at his hon2e here
prior to leavrrt3 Lor \Vinuipe3 where
he has secured a .,pod situation,
—Mer. David Baker, who left ,a fete
weeks azo to attend college at Ann
Arbor returned on Monday. Davie
says there is 'nor Place 'libc home;'
—The sidewalks are teider;oiu.d
extensive :repairing. Which i3 a long.
lett —Miss
ter ontinue the •;sod work.
ti Either, o> •Llby,ALicL.,
is spending a few days -with rela-
tives.
—51r. Ben. E:lbc•r, of rlby, Mich.,
;gave our villa;e •a flit vinic Sat-
urday and Bundy &a.st.
—Mises Clara and Dort \\•cl)tze(
Detroit ttomttend thea seddin;from
of
their aunt. Mina Lizzie 'f'i'ber,
—077ent to the fair ':c ;•. , takin IJ
a I:erro amount :` _. ,,, 3 u,ll
srddin
of ALd=s Eilbcr is .- his
?'u11 particulars m week.
Mrs. Chas. Smith, of Jimas, Ohio,
writes; r•I bavo used every remedy
for sick headache I could hear of for
the past fifteen yearn, but Carter's
Little Liver Pills did :ne more good
than all tho rest.
ZURICH
—.Mr.ld Mrs. Dili' Zitis•a, ut aria
Ilrtrnburz. visited r<ilrt:rives ;said
friends in the vill(I.;c. Irta '.reek.
—Mrs. Levi Stelck and: Camila- are
teit.in; Mr. Jos. Stoic It at present.
Mr. Stelck left for 11:r. \Vest a fess
days 8_, .
—Mr. Peter Laa►ond tonna lust
neck at the London catabititon .
—hHa1Iraneturot
Societyc L to ins ted lion.
N. Mon-
teith. Mi11j 3• of A;ricLit use, in the
Ontario 1'8rliameni. 11.. &Mei, M.
I.
P.. [or Bluth Huron. aux M. Z-.
McLean. ex -M. P. 1•., to open up the
n. r [air 13rounda on (ata day, Sept.
21st,
The body body of Pennk Ger/lore sett-in-
isw of air,+. 1•'. Schut•ttler, who wi'
drowned in Leake Superior a week
a;o last Sunday, when, the shit, the
tomcat. of uhicb ho Wa.► bead en=gineer,
foundered in a heavy- gulp, hn,; been
found and identified. The body twos
taken to Cleveland Ohio, and buried
dare, Mrs. Gordon hna 117(1 syul-
pet by of her ,army ftic•nds in her
ve.ry 4.7111 bereavtuntu,:f .
C1(Ot 1' IS 1)EAULI
It must be atoppea gtickly. a\uila.
in; do sure aft Nerviline. Give. id in-
ternally and rub a an the cheat and
11:rott---Croup wort eaniehea. No
doet(z;• can write
more efficient
pr'svcript•ion 1 heti d'olman's Ncrvilirt<•,
wwliicll reaches the troubles and curls
quickly. The marse10t1' power of
Ncrviliue will stu177 i se y ou ; it's t lac.
best household retticaly , for counts,
Colds. sore chest, truu(, toad internal
Pain of every kind. Lrtrots bort ilee
lure been rsold by nN dealer'° fnr
nc•ctrly fifty years
Rl'SS)rI>11AL1?
tlr. and Aire. am, 1'. Scott left for
n }trip to Alanitobn gond the West
Tuesday.
.lchn Cole, 117•,.. A. Gate, Mrs.
H. C. F,rcee. \ir,.. ,\ Itod;ort, A.
Wiley, and Mr. C. c)tu•ltcnberz are
visitors at the London t
—Thc
Chosen Friend. . r,• hotdip r
their annual thanks; w• r,. •ervico
in their hall here. on Sunday next
at 10.30 a, tn. Rev, Mr, ller,fer. tb:•
hapti.•1 (taster. of 1'ultert,.:e, wt ill
cc•a;lucr the services.
et itr•:o or LAMP: TiAf'h AhT1:R 15
YEARS OF .yf'p'I'1'1t1N(:
"1 laid hccn trnunl, •i with lame
back for fifteen year; ind I found A
complete recovery in the not
('himhrrJain'., rein hal o?
0. JJ,sl:r•r. GiJF•am, Ltd.'''This;
John
nl^rat
is :119(I With0111 an canal for
sprains end bruise, I. Jo far nrllo in
Easter ba W. S. Dewey ,
WOOI1fiAIM
al I I. Jon^s Sundays.! 07' the
l
i
t. .f tt . M: troy, Finset Thursday and
titling the t
.I..I al- • t ••}hes.
—Reil . r ti( and C. Carr took
in Eva . (lir 071 '1'iteaday fast.
—Mr.. ty, Carr
ill Exeter, +` tisetinr f: lend•J
—Rev. Mr. and Mr;. Ili:-tlrii :and,
1 tinily Ai rat last week in London.
—Thr Mi8c( Wet ifr it •eft
at
It . ",1 ,y and f'rirl-as visit in r
fair rsr Lurt.to-t the
—Mr. \\'tn. Wynn bee tr: tared
u it h Af r. .intln Copal .net to pack
i
day air mlin1the fa,,, spent
Eyeletuca
tt
ELIMVILLE
h1r, Itichatit Coul t is spe:at last
k visiting his dnn3hter, Mrs.
tke at London.
IOur bur; is noted for horse deal -
in.;. The blacksmith, merchant and
Melville Skinner have traded horses
during. the Wast week, and of course
they all ,;ot (hit •best of Cha deal,
T110 heavy rain on Sunday last was
welcomed very much by .the farmers
who had found it n difficult task
to do any plowing. .the
in; too dry' and hard. 'round he_
Mr. Guhr has commenced work oft
the Eliroville drain. This is a tar -e
contract and will .take many months
ere it is completed.
T11r Chosen prise/Ls killattend di-
vinco bowies on Sunday nlorninz the
21117. Special service to tho order by
Bev. Fair. ----
Must not be co olil ended with com-
mon cathartic or purgative pills.
Carter's Little Liver fills are entir-
elyely unlike
}rheil 1) prove every respect.
ierjty, P °ve their super -
CHAMBERLAIN'S p Gra Rr1!EDY
AIDS NATURE
Aiedicine-s that nide .nature .
al-
ways most effectual. Chamnerl.a.in's
Cough Remedy acts on this plan. It
allays )
a
,i- •
,1C ,
1
coa,31;, .relieves the lungs,
aids expectoration, opens .the secre-
tion, and aids naiad: in restoring
the• ayatem to .•r healthy condition•
t3o1-) !rt Exeter by W. S. Dovey.
TENSALL
1 Ecol t ria;) J1111103 ntreet c
i:hurch ,e Exe-
ter,
ter, Sunday last, Rev, Gain; taki,,
char of the ratty day services here.
Dr. Medd ie,lre- on Friday for a
leeture tour •
llrc,. Medd. who itt atway enjoyitt,
herself in (he Geor�ial, Hay ddstt�ict,
is experted home ti.:,turday.
The people of llt.atl and vicinii)
have decided to hold a mould hor,e
shoo this fall. This /show will be
held on the drivitr.; park ori Tuesday,
October ;aril Liberal prizes will bo
:civets for rt.:1 classes of horses and for
speeding coute,td and no earl• ace
fee will be aclrar;ed for any o7 the
events. 'this is 'the first show cf
the kind cvar 'hpiil in the county.
•trsd Mr,. Andrew Dou.;a(t
left kers on Tue44aay for a trip to
Maurt-0ba, und, if the etrnnze proves
bc•neof•rcial to 'Mi. 7Douzall, who is
and has been in hour )rr.•t14 h for
Nouse •tame. 1 hot :wal likely remai-n
out in the ,,,•..t'
—1
1t.
Fat .7fai lett tete
Wm. M. l;rt1,abot1( of Hoy to wnel p,
belt here oa fee d77 - loot for a trip
to bla.tituba. whore ;they have• rel-
atives and Iriarlde.
—Mr
and f
1s `\ McDonnell,
and fannly hueJet t nccd from
pleasant resit of 1'orestm a
—Dr. ft. !tell, of near Sa irra7'.
Mich., wore her.: Inst week visilirt;
Iris pctrt•,nt-. Mr. .1114 Mrs. ./as. Belt,
—Mr's. G. Moir hie l,be:•n in llunts-
'itLt• speud.n; a fen hecka w► it h J1(•r
mon \1',dt.anl
Tan -,(a
ed return -
On —tome nDy< 4i1st frena s tr'1
rwtto tiwhe.r, l.r•: •toad been visit in z
Mrs. Shaffer tad other friends.
The sacran.e:at of the Lord's. Sup-
per a•ya 771)Sa r'ed tic Carmel 1'resbj--
tra-ale chard, on Sunday n•t the
mora its "er71,;(- friday aftcrnoan
at ith plrparatur>• t.erviC(:v were
held,
aonduote4 by Hew. .1r. Shaer,
of Eaneonclt,lle .
Misses1eil Toronto,
werehero du lndwvis.int their r renta.Mt find Mrs.
Boll, ,.,r.
—1tcy. D. and ,Ai=rs, iluchnnnan
wa re i•n 't he villrae last week visiting
M•r, 11r,castan,-rn'.9 p3renta •
—Dire. Robs Traquai7• and Mra.
Wm. tii11ali;:at s•.1re tin Essex County
last 'tet- r.,,
t'"' r<Lvlivice and
friends .
--M:.m !lair:. ; •- cn;aled t his sea-
son t I '''(71\1 h 'M r. .I. wise,_
rnilh•r, aa.: \lt.. (lofftnan with Mr.
J. 11' (1, t 0.111
-- ,r i! • rty,ukr a:r_I DJ14y Quiu-
Iry bads :,7 .raed Ito 1'etro!ea, af-
ter era. :a ier , aw elk ail!! Cite for-
mer ., p...• •, - Nr rind Mrs. James
Spark., .
Mr. , tt
� rn.r
e+o
fanner/a. of lte,1.•n)1 �11�,tyof Rediae
in the vil-
lam la at week retie wln; acquaint an -
Ccs
—Mr. J, $. Cruickshank, nier0I7Int
tailor, 111' r<,nnr0d t.;7 1'aislo}.
A i(EMEDY R'I'rirof T A PEER
Llw1 rn
indCitStomachnerlain'Stomachand
c
ha
any other remedy 1 over r ust•if t for
stonier!, tr.-mine," bays J. 1'. Cote,
of Edn.,, \L). For any disorder of
the #to:nach, b:Iinu'ites3 or constipa-
tion, these 'Atie +• aro without a
peer.ey.For ;,al.' t9 Exeter by W. 8.
itow
Rheumatism
Is k constitutional
In local aches and pains,—
itself
Ideated Joints and stiff
muscies• itamnotbe
cared by local applications.
1.1 requires cons
maimed tbe blood through�t' "t or it,
• � � � a rs n
FARQUHAR
51r. E. IV. !Horten, of the Severely% l r 1
bank, Exeter, was in tLu til la ;e l;is(
Friday.
THEIR HEALTH RESTORED
Mr. Il, W F. heavers %wa; in Lon- Rapala*** F
don last ►1((•k cotubitins toe:meet
t• Lrrlla T "� ~Mid ON
►'
—Mr. ('has. E. If:
Friday was a .ucces
were realized for
cattle.
—Messrs, Alex Tu
Turnbull anJ )tnbt. t
ed the funi•r711 of the
J. A. Turnbull in To
—11 r. W. 11. Pass'
Maud Campbell left
an a trip to the Wes
—The Economic Thr
had their 00 .1110 r0po
work a zein.
—Ater, Georae 8. Beavers writes
home from Il:tu,iota, Man., Molina
crops are excellent there and tva,rs
hi ;h.
—Mr. N. .McQuade expects to fin -
isle the Gardiner dr tin in about ten
days,
--T1s follot•irt z a t :
fair last week: Mr.
Ward, Thos. and Fred
W. I1. Passmore. Alis
More, John aleCu11,au,I
more, John McCuilou;h, Thomas
Kay, Miss Janet hay. II. W. F. Bea-
rers, Mr. and Urs. J. E. Mc\ieol,
Mrs, Thos. Cameron, Bessie
Sponse, Mr. .11 f
AI r. and Mrs, W. II. Stewart,
and Mrs. Andrew Itodaort.
—!leavers Bros, are cicaring. out
all lines of crockery at.zreatty re-
duced prices. Two dinner setts at a
sacrifice ,
Mothers Are 111
of
with pleasure
lckneys sale last
s. Gcod prices
both horses and
tabu!!. W. A.
lardiner al tend_
Afrs, ((tev.)
ronto last week.
nom anti hire.
Met • Tuesday
1.
esker Co., have
ired and are at
ended London
int 51ra. 1\'u).
lIunk.in, Air:.
s Lizzie Pass-
e Thames liay
NOT SLEEPING WELL
1V:ithout sleep 'there Chit be no bads.
a�' or mental vi,;or, jrxn equently
Nhepleasness is :, danrcro»s condi-
,
to
Qm,
alpe tltln, so gttra-I;; restates
P tel Perrot one; it's itainales,—
Ju-rt a )lourishin; strenzthenin;: tote_
dc, Ferrozon,0 vitalized every part of
the hotly, make; It ho troves hardy,
complete/3- rebuff.; tbo rrysienl. The
co use of a,leopies.sness ice removed—
heabth ii restored—you can work.
t.
sleep,—feel like it e- w after usin r
Ferrozone. Don't put off — Vet r,a_
.one ooat:< 50r,. ..1/ 7111 dealer -
to -dad.
'-1'HE ELECTRI g2
MEETINC;
fhe aadvert7.0d amts./lag
cussiea of the electric 1r2
tion was held an the tofu
Thursday evening.. The
was not as Iar•zc as was ex
the discussions •and hot
the d:Ifarent speakers k
enthusiasm ;oitr; until a
o'clock. In the 'absence v
nissott, Mr. John Taylor
upon 'to act as claatrman of
i n -x -
Dr. Rollins n as 't he firs
called upon to discuss it -he
Tho Dr. first drown compa
•tween progreasit'e and wan
sive nations, classing Great
1 . S. Canada, Germany, Ile
in
he
Cornier. mer, and, auc1, na
China. I'ersda and Turkey
latter class. 11:' said Exeter
void of elle pro;ressivenes
arcaivenesss - which it shou
that we are afraid :o make
aoundnu..7 have dond noh �with
success. Ile claimed •the .se
vers• u,
to 'a
Aar.
factory•• th<ht the
claw;h force behind the m
raid that the plant Is about 1)
out. 11c Warmed hi+ !;ears
tho time is clear at )land wt.
franeisise held by Afr. Snell
pire and that we must either
his franchise, buy dam out,
him out or 3:o back t o the 03
:(rad lamps •a1ain.
IIe us' and str•on3i3- •.ha:
in? the by -lawn that' Cho town
compelled to purchase alio
pinto. nor has Mr, Snell beet
an offer for it, aft/latish the
valuc•cl it at 'about! $7,000, Th
pays Str. Sael1 about $1,000 n
a -1d that with 1050 to1200 lig)
!which $3 a year each is c
the pleat would .he .elf sunt
the cost of ope:r:iti•.1;, be esti
at about $1700 or $1800 a year
Aa option has .been ohta nod
Mr. Howard for the mill dram
Mini of 18 .acres fur $21,00,
n -10W dam eould be buil. for
$3000 a.id that .the wont power
wtould Icsse:, the cn of rt'3rrltan-
nacc considerably. A contrivance
could be tn7dc for purupi. U wales to
I he IOW.1 tanks for which $75 a year
is .tow depended in •ra'olene. The
ice privile;es would join; in :.!,rant
$75 a yew.. Iie would me the
zrou
nr!• .
the children 1a parks
711Cenjo3 '(170(0s. •
�01ace learn to 'mini and lain; home
what everybody hankers for each
spr.n * that of I;oin a:7o be lake. Thc
Dr.
them-
selves jib m''otedttfoncernr
n;ainst fire hy-Irate•, bur: that he cer-
tainly would vote for it 14 h,' ('en-
aiderett it a good tlhina.
Mr. W. 11, Le'.<, od''';a,e4 his rel.
},ons fur .object•in; f .) t he suhnait-
tin; of Ibe bY-laww.Olaimin ; that the
time I9 not opportune, that 1170 Gov-
ernment leas been asked to repeal
the Countee Act ; !hate in five years
be believed we u•oulrl have power
r
1hitvtheted
coatrof •rllnnisea rat trr the pand
lant
from Dames he had /attained 77a•re
considerably more Minn than llr0
retsina 70 (lie town wvould be, Thal
it would cost in ! I:A nei;lraorhoor)
of $6.000 or $7,000 , year to operate
it, and that I ho tont) would oe liable
for accident., which it HOW 19 not
}bat if Exeter !iia a to
r+.000 he would favor the K4)11111 inn of
I7
, n)4 1107 support but
tareutnstnacc• and ttlnlnrh r r•xas old
not ft. 1l( would
in favor of aranliai; a Tran-
' ^ for more Iban one year.
Int. ItMlins in reply to ,lir. Levet
+ 1t mirl►t ne ages befaro Nia-
'''� pr►wer would nn
:1:: u1 ( either ho re, and that
;iso are,-,nnc�
a R• i hn by .l,•e tv.
t1'. i poke n few min_
nb}ret, eh,Jrtlltr; t h, t
bet 0X(0 (((( UO int•nv•
for a.n-
:rlieved the pa"vas(- of
orad ,Nein T. If, c'a,rn-
n•r9 a•;e we ware cif -
for $12,0n0 and that
t it world now rave.
thrall u•0 •bion,', have
ty w,ef
thn in incl and revenue 7der•ived
LAV
re the di_v-
ht proposi.
n hall last
attendance
rteatcd,but
✓ etorts by
opt the
fterr ten
f Reeve
tva4 caller(
the mcet-
t speaker
matter.
risons be•
-p r'o 3 re d-
f1-itaiu,
Yid
u etc.
tions 3y
in the
wn3 de-
w or a3_
Id have,
any c+x-
✓ (flares
decided
rules a;
re is not
aahint•n•
Of worn
r3 that
hen the
still ex -
extend
freeze
ndle dip
rt pass.
is not
present
t made
expert
e Iowa
year
its, for
barred
aiein;
m:a(e d
•
(7011)
c0,)-
Tll:a t
,1)01,1
from ire,
coilai'sssb great •o it'
Hu
7 n ills •
to mart could
Hood's Sti.rno rir $7,000
V clue, that he 1
the by- 1'lw n 1
el. !hit ten ye
felted rt plant
a' $1,000 a yea
bier, paid for;
mill (11m proper
z
IC , etc
bas cured thous andds of >oec s Y
— For esselmaiials for or rmor#als:coraa
M
G L Hood Co., Maim
Nt)tlt dela Ml's. Pllakh 's Vegetable�'
A devoted mother seems to listen to
every call of duty excepting the au•
reme one that tells her to guard
health, and before she realizes it some
derangement of the female organs bet
irritability take'thedplace oI basad
nese and amiability. ppi'
•
•••••••••••••••• •••••••••• N•N•N
DIM �'0U '
LAMP
Now.
Tired, nervous and irritable,
mother is unfit to care for her chid.
dren, and her condi tion ruins the child's
disposition and reacts upon herself.
The mother should not be blamed, a4
she no doubt is suffering with back.
ache, headache, bearing -down paw, or
displacement, making life a burden.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
pouhd is the ltnfailing euro for -
rad• '
C9 let
�• It strengthens the fe
o and permanently cures all din.
o ern such as this letter describes:
Dear hire Pinkha,n
an"Being mother of flue ehildreu, I have
y sexxperience . lams lacith the erated whenm one u((<v; vL
children was horn, and from that hour I • •
all of my afflictions. I found that within >
few months my health vas Impaired!, I • .
female a oiknaG-. and serious i • 7.
and frequent flowing spells. I became -
and dizry, but kept on my feet, .era:,_ t1.
tbtough my work without life or p1eatttr.
A neighbor who had been helped by
twang
Lydia B. Pinkhaln's Vegetable Comps,
und
dated that I take at Least outs bottl 11d1t14d
so, and felt s•, much bettor that I kept on th6
treatment aril it made me a strong and well
wentate [cin mots few dollars I spent for the med-
icine
tale"— Anegina MeXay, it was worth
to
Ave., Toronto, Ont. T' BinA
Mee. Pirikh advises sick worm)*
free Address, Lynn, Mass.
:111 1 • ,rlin
<•+:1"u ,�, 3, tha'next :speak-
er. 7 ,e 3 777Ege question
the ; `r-'• um of maney, That
l' : tea at a loss to 1, know
11 ): It !Ai', do with the money.
We don': ,:u)7 tr),.it 71i
tends Io IOW)) in -
$IG000 f,,, ':• Snell. That Snell Laid
sad
for 11,ir nests to sell
it
amount. ant
. T
he
coat 0.91
o r. o
1 t
I
t,a
would be too i•xpc.t v we
nearly $8,000 a year and with the
revenue new received by Snell of
(about 84,700 would make the town
$00,0p0 loser in i wwenly years.
Mr. Howard said he would pay $150
a
peter for itho ice privile,;e, if tltat'9
the case v by didn't he build 'the
flan) years a;o ;if it would be such a
•3ood tidier. Ile would bo in favor of
givinx Snell franchise or lectin;
some 0110 eine I:ako Hold and run it
•a iv31017. 11 we are :rein? to 978711
y y :_et Nome industry lure
that employs bands and swell (lee
population.
Reeve W. G. laissett, who came in
tate in 'the cvenin3. explained that
the town had made no bar;ain ;with
Snell or Howard, but that the town
would have to buy Snell out, •;rant
him a (t, inhi:e, or freeze hien out
entirely .
Mr. Suz:l, tl.T owner of the plant
explained that the lines porde ct..,
IlVarcal li;htued dynatnower could' ! e red. 0 that Lis
l
work splendidly with few repairs.
Claimed he bnd lots of power and
wasn't made poor by a len; shot.
Reeve llissett said the dam could
be built for $3000 •and that dyrtig10
capable of operatan; 3:t rare lamp:,
and 2000 ..mall 0804 could he pur-
chased fur $3,300.
The rot it); on the by -1(7 i7 wit!
take place ::eat Saturday,
hh;}?f• rut.; ROWELS H :I;I L.\ft
!f c
our haws!• didn't move for .1
week you would be prostrated. if
more 1 h-t:r one day •;las by you be-
come ou
t Mar u
s '
u
ul
,bl
vo.l <.
horrible offensive Offensive, y 71 fell
sick all ()var. '1'o remedy thi:ttttake
Dr. 11: ,f !ton's 1,148 which royalate
the bowels :end cure constipation.
Taken :•: ni;bt you •rr.• well by
rnornin They purify and ole inst.
the nyaern, irr070(71 head,a,h0 bil-
liou.ncs4 and siCk sturnacIt. Prom it;
and Bart:•in are .Dr. 1larniltoe i'111.
of Mandrake end (Jul ((•taut. ;ice
per box or 17.1. for ,(.1(0 at :111 .1-• •t -
7'4'a
1
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"HEW” FURNACES
C.rrtainls. do appeared to tiro
economical mars.
They tnarn,i I,I;ss fu.)1,; thelf$.lr
Tft1t r•Iwr? 1u'T ;• ,n nus Oher fur•
nate in Canada.
Tw„ „r tine! lona 1,I-,� ( ererr winter
fa the •).nal eating.
Thai mean, $to to ties. a year.
Ani Il1'CI,A Furnaces are twill for
'Perak's. well as economy.
Quit 1, Tres—l..werful drafts --smoke•
11[41ininto oatawhatpit•<e,b shootare
n'mented togett,er. r' lte<f or
It t•:CJt " burns hard an4 soft cost•
mice an•t wood equally welt
Stop in and 111 us show rut all the
special halaares of the hest furnace made
rn Cana•t1
Lew Atm :
H. SPACISMAN
i
3g. Solicit ore. N p �L RDUN Manager.
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Januar 1907Q
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2: DINNER SETS --Immense Varfetu to Ghoos
Johnson Brothers" make the best in the wor14 From -
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i as represented. In all the newest designs and shapes alwaysfro
$13.00 to $15.00 set, for 8 iece
• NEW SETS— g pieces.
97 pieces, in new
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• Come and See us You Will be interested
•London Crock:cr
if yCo.
169 Dundas Street, Lo
,t;$10.00 or over.
PAY 'lP:•:c3 or freight c'1ar�:n oa ,.it��� s
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Now is the time to get your new
Lamps for the long fall d win-
ter evenings. They pal more
pleasantly and quietly if you have
good light, and every one of our •
lamps are bound to give you
every satisfaction.
Hanging Lamp, (with best fitting) from
Hall Lamp, (with best fitting)$3.75 to $t5.00
Fancy Parlor Lamp, from $2.50 to $8 , 00
Reading (with best fitting) from $7.95 to $to.00 ,
Lamp, (with) copper finish) from $4 .0o to $7.00
Sewing Lamp, (with co
Glass Lamp, copper finish) from $3.50 to $6, So
(complete) from 25C to
Eger I, - $ $1.00
7 Lain we buy is direc=t to us from the Factories
where they are trade and Our. Price is always the
Lowest. and our assortment is the largest you can find.
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Phone 16'34,
134 Dundas Street and Carlin' t.
Opposite Market Lane, Former' cl a on Premise.;
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Sale of
Whit
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36 inches widMill Ids, guaranteed and better than ever,
fine and soft, finished for the needle,
regular 10c and 10}c cotton, yours for, yard........ 71
Ladles, Think rc
Dill Ends, circular Pielon QUICK .
widths, regular 15c and 1 Sc,cotton extraour pifine ck,
al;
NMI Ends of Embroidery and Insertion, 3, 4, rand yard lee
wide, very fine quality and fancy designs, regular 8e, inches
and 12e, yell!• pick, yard. c, 10q
Now is th'•"""""""''v
Time for Making Comfortables
Wt:zpperette Ends, in grays, fawns,blues,
inches wide, fleece lack, lengthof 10 rfsds - pink, 36
for, yard • • • • , . • yard;, regular 115c
Best English Chintz, 36• inches' wide,' in ' • • • • i ns
regular 15c for new .Paisley designs;
Tapestry Caipe' En l; a j � ......... •.1i�•c
each.... s yards long, extra heavy Mile;
Brussels and Wilton Carpet Ends, 1.;' • ' a ' d n ' ' 45a
heavy pile, each. . S rd,, long, extra,
Pure White Medicated 13ats,'large 'size, 'each
. 10c
Ready-to-wear Goods at Cost1��
Children's Long -Sleeve �• of Material
Pinnies, in white and colored, Al
goods, fanctrimmed, fit children 2, 3 I
lal 50c and 76c, your choice, 371e ane' `) years; re 00
Infants' White Cashmere Dresses, lined each
white] fork or
blue, guarantee l t ,. pink �,
each.,... wash, regular ? i.00, half price
Children's School Drease, ' ' • ' ' ' ' • • 50c
in red and lllue;i, fit g- �a,e,`�,t 10,1C��Yr111j't'retie, linea
CO,nct t4, regular
X11 . Cerafor, each • ... • >
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BI IOLSONS BANK
(Incorporated )) 7 / ct of I'arliureet 185;
CAPITAL PAID UP
RESERVE FUND S3a000'000'00
11 Branches in Ontario, 'J tots' , , . ' $3•�OOa000 00
Us•ea cwe:p Lawful Day eXBTf..tt BRANCH.
Y from 10 1.: r. to 3 :. t•, oxsent i3.:. u:
1:armor-tie Salo Nolen cashed or collectsd.
to t r, d
On a1;'p;ii-attnn. 1,1tA1•T':en an collec.•d. betas supplied
lied etntes. fought and ad at !otic, ttratcnapy�cl lea), ( tit Parade and L'a
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!'0alta It rli,•4 al.o to;: i and hi,rheR' rurr0.lt rates of l item•' allowed,
Advancers rondo to farmers if..rk deale: I and 11,78,ncs9 men at
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