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THE EXETER TIMES, JULY MIL 1906.
PIPES
We have j :et received a
Large Shipment of
PIPES. POUCHES,
CIGARS, CIGAR CASES,
ETC.
Pipes 5c to Si. and up
Pipe Repair. Always on
1taiul.
Browning's
Drug Store.
Smoke GLADLATOIR 10c
Cigar. FOUR for 25 cents.
The Exeter Times
THUR.4DAY, JULY 12T11. 1906
A SUSTAINING DIET
These nee the enervating days,
Shen, es somebody has said, men
(drop by the sunstroke as if the Day
of Fire thud (laarned. They are
fraught with danger tot people
/whose systems aro poorly sustained
and this leads us to say. in theenter-
est of t h elms robust of pun renders,
that the full effect of Hood's Sar-
saparilla is such as to suggest the
propriety of trilling ,This medicine
something besides n blood purifier
and tonic, -say, n sustaining dict. It
Makes it much easier to bear the
treat, assures refreshing sleep, and
twill without any doubt overt much
Sickness at this time of yo-tr.
Women with weakness should' nev-
er forget Dr. Shoop's Night Cure.
,!this magic -like local treatment. is
used at bed time, all night while the
system is a.t 'rest. It i9 constantly(
building up the weakened (tissues,
soothing the inflamed and sensitive
surfaces and wilt surely clean up ell
oatarrh-al and local troubles. Sold
by W. 8. Howey.
• .dThere is no one article in the line
s. of medicine that gives so largo a re-•
turn for the money as a good por-
ous strengthening plaster, such as
Carter's Smart West and Belladonna
FOR OVF:It SIXTY 11 AKS
As OLD ♦ND ]WALL -TRIS) 11RM3DY.-firs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been nsed for
over sixty years by mil-iona of mothers for mete
children while teething, with perfect eneeesa.
IOloothen the child, softens the gums, allays ell
cures wind colic. and U the boat remail
tea. It 1a pleaant to the taste. Sold
ooeeaUa ttloitalts valuevery e t•1 incalculat of the ble. Ile
ta rld. 25
ware and take Mrs Winslow's Soothing
e,rupand aa:k for no other kind.
• Dr. Shoop's Restorative brings
lasting relief in Stomadh, Kidney and
heart troubles through the inside
(nerves. No matter Ihow the nerves
became impaired glias remedy will re:
build their strength, restore their
vigor. Reins•u►b<r it does no good
to tree the ailing organ -the ir-
regular desert, rebellion!, stomach,
diseased kidneys. They are not to
blame. Go back to the nerves that
control them -trent the cause -use a
remedy that rures through the in-
side nerves. Sold by W. 8. llowcy,
The well known strengthening
properties of iron combined with
other tonics and a most perfect ner-
vine, are found in Carter's Iron Pills
which strengthen the nerves and
body, and improve the blood and
complexion.
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES
It chin. , itlind, lileedin;, l'rotrud-
in; }ales. Uru,rzists are authorized
to refund nl moneyey if Pazo Ointment
fails to cure in 6 to 14 day?. 50c
1V001)I1AD1 .
Mrs. Alonzo Mills is the guest of
Nee. W. &tmbrook, of Crediton, for
ea few weeks.
Mr. Wes. Mils is hutting cement
steps in front of his butcher chop
and et pecwase improving the prem].
nes.
The brickwork on the new Meth-
odist church is completed end the
slaters will commence this week
putting en the roof.
Dir. awl Mrs •frank McNaughton
dove returned Lome after a visit
with friends in Melvert on.
31r, E, .1, Copeland, Whose injured
leg is f sit regaiIin; strcnzth, was
away list week cellrng on his many
friends.
t eTp!Helpl
1112 Falling
arsine, slew
Thu•; cruel the hair. And a
k. hid neighbor came to the res-
cue with a bottle of Ayer's
i1a'r V;;,r)r. The hair was
saved! i -his was because
Ay cc's Hair Vigor is a regular
hair medicine. Falling hair is
caused by a germ, and this
medicir.: completely destroys
these gcr;ns. Then the healthy
sc«Ip gives rich, healthy hair.
The best kind of a testimonial -
"Bold ter over sixty year•."
11.1. Dr J. C •r.r din., Lows]!, -
A•.a n.nua.o►unr. cr
qerJ c iEiie r Pt;cratAt.
t1. w
1 Crediton
ICENTRALIA
Miss !iced. of Cele Igo, is the euest
DR E. J. McCUE, MEMBER ON -1 of her .aster, Mrs. Will Abbott.
TARIO COLLEGE 1'IHYSiCI- Mrs. Win. Sande and daughter,
I ons and Surgeons, Successor to Dr. Pearl. of Obicago, are v:satin; Dlr.
E. A. ]Grist, Crediton. Ont. Settle wee) has been Pere on busi-
Mis, Dora Uillx•r, of Zurich, spent 11(44; for the last five months.
Sunday tvith elite( Martha Menzel, Mr. Percy Simpson and bliss ere_
Misg Joy Eseery, of OentruIia, is lyn Simpson visited friends in Aitst
visiting with het uncle, ••Mr. ('. Oreig on Sunday.
13taavor, 'M.ies a a.rgarci Handford is tb'
A nuntlx•r from here .attended the guest of Mies Merritt, of Parkhill.
Strawberry 1c81it.rl at .Sdtipka on
• Those unhappy Persons who suffer
Wcvincsdly ,night of last tceek. front nervousness and dyspepsia,
Mr. Arthur 11u tznunw tuts beenshould use Carter's Little Nerve
engaged with Sinton llorlock, o[ ]'ills, which are made expressly for
I7a'shtvood for a few weeks. sleepless, nervous dyspeptic, suffer -
Mr. John Dyer, of Detroit. tcha has ers. Price 25c.
leen visiting tit This home here for
the past week, returned to Detroit
on Monday evening,
lets. ,Icahn Mc1s:Iaao, who hes been I:eginnine Tuesday, July 10t.h, our
in Si. Jose(ih hospital. London, for utoroleult, Mr. ]leavers, tt-ill close
the p ist few tviceka undergoing .his etoro every Tuesday evening at
Ireit rnent has returnevt to her home 7.30 O'olook, It only menet fair that
here. very much improves( in health. ]tis place of buruness should b,
The Stars lutd a game scheduled closed one evening of the week eels.
for Wednesday night with the Ti- 1y.
gers of London, at Loudon, but the Rov. Mr. Wright preached it► tho
game was cancelled. However a Thrones Road church on Sunday
stone game has been arranged for morning, end delivered an address
Friday night between the Clinton to the Christian Endeavor Sunday
team and Iihe Stars. Clinton. Las a evening.
fast team and we all know what our Miss Nettie Passmore spent Mon -
own boys can do and a fast game is day the guest of Miss Josie Weed -
expected. Spectators are expected lake.
from Exeter, Dashwood and other Mr. Janice lkillantyno gas pur-
places. It will only .cost 15 cents to phased n Newcombe piano.
see this game. ladies 10 cents and if Mee. 1). M. Hackney, of St. Marys,
you care to View• tare game from the is spending a week et Mr. S. teamp-
grandstend tdtat privilege •rill cost bell's prier to Ler departure for
you nothing extra. \1'e have the Manitoba.
fastest team in Western Ontario, Mr. curd Mrs. 13. W. F. ,Beavers
and our boys st►ould have the earn- spent Sunday evening with Mr. and
est support of everybody in their Mee. D. A. Rocs. Exeter.
endeavors to give us n fast gauze Farmers are busily engaged mak-
of ball. ing lay; the wheat is ripening fast
Mr. Fred Kerr, who hod hie ankle end will soon be wady.
severely strained while playing ball
et Kirkton on the 1st. is now able io
be around again.
Mrs. A. Mills .of Woodham, is the
guest for a few weeks of Mrs. Wm.
Sambrook.
Mr. 11. Either is putting n cement
vault in •his office tftis week. Mr.
V'm. Brown Jtts the contract for
doing 1 he work.
Children's Day will he held in the
Es'angclicnl church next Sunday.
Special sermons and music drove been
prepared. In the morning n special
sermon for the young people by Itev. Tile oouncil rnet pursuant to ad -
Mr. Been. In the afternoon nddree. journment on Dlonday July 2nd. the
sem will be delivered by Rev. Mr. Reeve and all the members present.
The following accounts were or-
dered to bo paid: 8. Ryan, County
road, 2 days with grader. $26.00; 1).
N1'estnrtn, I)o. con, tile, $33.15, E.
Dinsmore. do., concrete tile, ditch
and culverts, $8.25: D. Westman,
I'A1tt(IiAlt
Dr. Shooters Rheumatic Remedy -
when used faithfully ,will reach
al►r•onie and difficult cases heretofore
regarded as incurable by physicians
end is tho most reliable prescription
known to clean out and completely
remove every vestige of rheumatic
poison from t he blocs'. Sold by W.
6. Mowry.
BIDDULPH COUNCIL
Eidt, of Dashwood, and Rev. Mr.
Welder, of Zurich. In the evening
a oontata will be given entitled,
"Tho Shining ,Very." Special Mis-
sionary collections will be taken at
the close of each service• do., build. cul. $5.75: N. Gowan
Mr. Arthur Gray- and sister, Miss, do.,
Gerrie, of I'rarkdtill, spent n few days filling cul., $3.50; 1'. A. Ryan, do.,
lest week in our village. 1 dy with grader, $1.50 ; J. Ryan, do.,
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Boyce, of Rus- grading ant] Shaping rats, 865.00; R.
seldale, spent Wednesday tate •guests r• Rayaroft. do., 6 dye. on rood, $9;
of Mrs. Boyoe's parent+, Rev, and NV. D. leeloliffc, work with team,
Mrs. Andrews. $4.00: J. Wallis, do.. work, ere; J.
Mr. Chore Drown and bliss So- Gowen, do., work with team, $4.00;
prig Brown, of Ann Arbor, ,latah., N. Gowan, do.. do., $8.00; It. Atkin -
are visiting their parents, Mr. and siert, rep. road to gravel pit. 82.00; R.
Mrs. re. Brown. Flyn, grovel con, div. 2, $10.20; T.
Mr. hector efelehte, of London, is Atkinson, do•, $9..00; A. McFnlls, do.,
visiting in town for a few days.
11, McFu(Is, .boy .et gate'. $1,60
Phe Misses Oatvley. of Detroit, ate A. Paton, gray. cone slice 2, $72.50
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wen- F. Kent, 1 lend gravel. rep. bdge.,
zel for a few days. boy at gate. div. 2, $3.00; Jas. and
Rev. Mr, and Mrs. Ghibadue, of i C. M. McFalls, ditching, div. 2, $17.15
Bheddon, were pleasant callers at `Wen. Flyn, 2 cast. culverts, div. 2,
the parsonage on Wednesday.
($4.75; Jas, Dic1'nlls, rep. 2 cul„ div.
Little lass Iva Eseery, of Cen- 2, $1.00; S. Ryan, 1 dy. with grader,
traria, is visiting her cousins the , div. 3& 4.813.00 1 do.. 1 1-2 days with
Misses Beavers. , grader, N. II, No .sty, $9.75; M.
Tho game of lawn Tennis "jai Wren, 1 dy, with grader. $10.50 ; ;
W38 playa] here between Ailsa Craig do., 6 days nt bridge, Dana, 10&ll,
and Ored►ton on Wednesday of last $9.00; do., 1 dy. to London, re Iron
week, was won by the visiting ,team °cadge' $4.50; Ed. Brown, 2 cul, apd
by as few points. Owning out ditch, div. 3 & 4. $10.75
Mrs. Chris. Zttickcr. Sr,, of hon- 13. Kemerling, 2 drys at Gate, 80o:
don, is visiting her sons, Messrs. F Scott, gravel a gee.
87.90; 0),
Charles and Arthur for a few wceka. Do., (10., coat, (ale, div. 3 & 4, 5i Mike,
Miss Ethel 'Brown, of London, is Da, do., div. 2, $(8.40; E. D, 1313kc,
visiting for a few days at the home tile, div. 5. $38.73; W. Slack, grneel
of Mr. Jus, Lawson. p:acct., $21,00: Jos. Mossese do., $8.60
Mrs. Jets. Ilocigsons spent a few Knowles, natel con. let in 190n.
days last week in London, visiting dry' 5,N, 811„ 000.00; Do, genie con,
her sister and other friends. sfor 1906, gray : Thos. Duffield.
Mr. Thos. Wind, of Detroit, who Dinsr arc rep.
o, div. 5, $ 1.00; E.
/has been visiting nt his home here Dinsmore, ren• putt, sir, 5, bridges. ; 1,
for a few days, ret�d house this $4.00; C. guards ty nDiv. 5,
week accompanied by his father, Mr. removing
n W. Stanleye,C.and 11. Weldon.00.1.
John Wind, who will apend a few ' rem in,ng stone, C. 8. It„ $2,00 ; J.
Perrin, n, rave
I eon. rind
grep. I
weeks •s •'s' .
cu
]s visiting 11 I
tt in Detroit. t oat. ` & E. 11„ $(5,08; Wm. ilrotcn. culvt.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. Brown visited Mr. N. 11„ mocty, 81.00; D. Wcsttnan,
and Mrs. J. 1'reeter, of Zurich, on building; and n•p •cul., did. 5. $4.00
Sunday. G. T. R„ ststuto labor, to rend mas.
The ninny friends of Miss Olivia ter, $8.00; Ikel Tel, Co'y., do., $4.00
lioltztnann will Ire pleased to learn Telegraph Co'y., do., $2.00: Free
that she hes successfully passed in ]'teas. advg. bridge, $2.40: G. T. 11.,
her recent examination or London in Bal. on 19 cords of gravel nt Gran -
piano and theory. Miss Holt zmann ton. $4.00; Eli "lodging, gravel acct„
is quite telented in rnusio and is to $1.:16; D. Westin -et. conoreto arta..
be congratulated on her success, she cone 10 & 11, $15.00; N. Gotten feint
being one of the seven who pissed on grader, N. i1., moiety, $3,00; it. T.
out of a large ohms. ,Hiss liollz. Itayc•roft, with grader on N. 11., moi -
mann was a pupil of Prof. Jones. ety, 81.10: A. (Thittick, team will!
Mr. John 1'. Smith, north of the plow, N. 11,. moiety, 41.15; W. B.
village Lad o birn raising lest week. Abbott, rep. abls. to bridge, div. 3,
Quite a number from i're attend- $3.00; A. Abbott. gravel eon., div. 3,
ed the raising. $35.48; R. Dickens, do., $7.50: T. D.
A number from 'here spent Sun- IlaIgins, spreading gravel, div. 3.,
day of 11e ]tend and report a pleas- $5.00; G. Wa11s, do.. $3.75; .1. & W.
alit time. J 8 -is, grant t oroad beets, dip. 3,
1)r. Onne, of Centralia, spent Sun. $17.90:: A. iAWeis, ehovclling vette].
city in town. div. :i, $5.00; W. Ilodgin., rep. t wo
Miss Inez Andrews, who i.ls been bridges, clivse3, $1.00; tA. Paten.
attending ]fish solotol in Parkhill, ii gravel contract, div. 3. 820.85; Is. Ii.
home for tura holidtys• 'Neil, grovel acct., 814.61; 11. 1101 -
Mr. 11. W. Ralston, of Toronto ` gins, 2 dys. at gite. 80c ; M. Arnti-
after a ldttlsant visit with ltev. tige, gntvcl acct.. $7.15; Ed. 1'owc,
Audreu a, left last week for his at gate. div. 1 80s.
home. Tie. council rdjourned to meet
Mr. apse Mrs. toping° and dau;h- again on Monday Aug. 0th, 1906, at
ter, .Mrs. Rolston, left thus week ; 10 a. in.
for their home in Toronto, sewotti. W. 1'. h'TANT.I:Y, Clerk.
ponied by Miss Stella Andrews, who
will visit for a fee weeks in Tor- •
onto.
TO CURE A t'OLT) i\ t1NF. ilAi'
Take L:teat ivy Itromo Quinine 'fat-
less. All druggists refute 1 the mon- sa
ey if It falls to care. E. W. Grove's
.1o re is on caeh box. tis.
ELIMVII.1,E
Catarrh
a
constitudonal dhow
2=01; impure Mood
constitutional
tment agingug
purifying the blood forb
radical and permanent
Be sure to take
urea
Mr. Harold Fair has hired with J. , and
Andrew, Jr., for tiro summer, L�
Mowers. J. awl W. Vail, of Detroit, slit
.Ind Mr. W. Clark, of Crediton, vis awe
-
ite.1 Cher aunt. Mrs. W. Coult is. Iasi • '
frcsk. liVail err formerly Hood's Sarsaparilla
froom lairnmrillrille.
Miss Edith Fair, of Telcolia. is (Ifs and Oder, local forme ofcatarrh
8pcnding .her holidgs at fuer homy
relieved by CatarrleIn.
h ire, �6 ybitlawestion sad deodorise
•
t1.1>►. JS T O A T & . d112'a Sarsaparilla. all drussIste, SI.
B&Ars as ttte KIN TM Hirt Pens lbws] mss. nal Order(trie
Ods.
14!/Le � - for oar Book on
Ca elf} +.
C. L Hood Ca, Lem% Nisi.
feints» /� • for teetheo ials of tll�tia
of
FANCY -ca
CHINA
We have just placed in stock a
complete line of Fancy China in
all the latest styles and patterns.
1Ve have them nicely arranged on
a stand in our store, and we in-
vite our customers and friends to
come in to sce them.
‘Ve also have sotne nice pat-
terns in Dinner and Tea Sets, all
at very reasonable prices.
COME. IN AND INSPECT OUR
STOCK.
WM. SHRUMM,
DASHWOOD, ONTARIO.
Page Wire Fencing
We have a quantity of the above
celebrated Fencing `Vire in stock,
which we will sell at reduced
prices as long as it lasts,
Paints
KIDNEY TROUBLES hii\]ssalG.
ter Slif
Iierazel++', of Kirk:Teat ton.
'pod W, If. Mar.
shill ]tad dirt tees 1 tst week.
hie. (;lBoston. E. Taylor, of oston. is f
visiting his father, Mr. J. Taylor.
Mrs. Howell. of 1.••xington, Neb.,
and Mrs. Barnes. of Winnipeg, are!
visiting their brother, M r. J. Tay-
lor, Mrs. Rowell an 1 hl rs. Barnes!
were attendintr the Christ, in Science'
Convention held in hasten.
Miss Carry, of Alvinston, is (Le1
a
guest of Robert Fletcher.
lrse._ f
Increasing Among Women, Bat
Sufferers Need Not Despair
TSE BEST ADVICE IS FREE
Of all the diseases known, with which
the female organism is afflicted, t-:.t^ey
disease is the most fatal, and statistics
stow that thi:t disease is on the Increase
am6it� a omen.
Unless early and correct treatment is
applied the patient seldom t:urvis`t's trhten
once the discaso is fastened upon herr
We believe Lydia 1:. I'inkhans's Vegetable
Compound is the most (flicient ttteatment
for chronic kidney troubles •of'w•omen,
and ie the only medicine especially
prepared for this purpose,
When a woman is troubled with pain
or weight in loins, backache, frequent,
painful or scalding urination, swelling of
limbs or feet, swelling under the eyes,
We have a large assortment of I an uneasy, tired feeling in the region of
Hollywood and Robertson's Paints I the kidneys or )totices a sediment in the
urine, she should lose no time in com-
mencing treatment with Lydia E. Pink -
ham's Vegetable Compound, as it may
be the means of saving her life.
For proof, read what Lydia E. Pink-
Ita►n'e `Vegetable Compound did for DIre.
Sawyer.
in stock. '['hese are good paints
and all ready mixed, ready for use.
Harvesting Tools
We keep a full line of these goods
and can su p Il otic wants any'•1 cannot expre s the terrible suffering I
1 I y y 1 had to endure. A derangententofthe female
time. I organs developed nervous prostration and a
serious kidney tronble. The docturattended
me fur a year, but 1 kept getting worse, until
I was unable to do anything, and I made up
my mind I could not live. 1 filially decided
to try Lydia E. Pinkbant's Vegetable Com-
pound as a last re.ort, and I ant to -day n well
woman. I cannotpraise it too highly, and I
tel} every suffering woman about my case."
Mrs. Emma Sawyer, Conyers, Ga.
Mrs. Pinkham gives free advice to
women ; addn•ss in confidence, Lynn
31as .
A car -load of Cement just Arrived.
JONAS HARTLEIB
DASHWOOD ONTARIO.
Dashwood
A lot of our boys intend taking in
the baseball game at Crediton next
Friday night, between the Stars
and the Clinton's'.
Bliss Etta Ruby D<Is returned front
New hamburg, where she hos been
for sones months.
Miss Tillie Kihber and Miss Pearl
\Vurtz are visiting friends in Dash-
wood.
Miss Rudolph Eifert left for
Floradalo last Salurday.
Miss Florence Rhode left for Lon-
don last Tuestlay.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Shire, of ]Lash.
weed, were in Zurich on business
last Monday.
Mr. Jonas 1articib put in a steel
track in Chris Ilcy's barn last Fri-
day.
Mr. Chas. Eidt, who has been in
13r'antford for some lime is home on
a visit,
Rev. Shun, of Mitchell, preached
Sunday morning in the Lutheran
church.
John Holz is !solid tying with his
brother in Illake.
Special services will be hold in
the Evangelical church Sunday, Ju.
ly 22nd. In rho morning the service
will be for adults and the afternoon
will be in the interests of the ebil•
dren. Addresses will be given by
Itev. Ikon. of Crediton, and Rev.
A. D. Guilder, of 'Zurich. In the
evening a children's program will be
given, and special music is b -:in;
prepared.
ra
rc<l.
Abets 1'oarl Nicholson, of Blake, is
visiting the hiisees hartbeib,
Mr. I'aul G3hlo this week family
mov-
othis
it
to South River where
Mr. Gable has been for some time.
They intend rnaking their home
there. Dlr, William Kuhn visited friends
here last Sunday.
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Wm, Heckman. of the llith conces-
sion, will sympathize with them in
the death of their infant child Sun-
day night. The child was taken ill
Staidly .morning, and 1018 soon lye.
gond the earl of medical skill. Thd
funeral took place 'Tuesday, Rev.
Wh•tl. of Tavistock took charge of
the services.
Mr. J. Kellermenn got in his
binder twine for the summer. Try
to cull and ask for our prices.
The town Trustees finished] up
with Their cement walks last week
and it is a great improvement to -
the 1On. •
Mr. .1, ihellermann's staff has
started stock taking shim week.
The tennis and bowling club here
s doing I it►ante nicely. They practise near-
ly every night end will soon be
able to e 111 on neighbors.
Mr. Henry Gucci her purchased
another new hors, tram Exeter. He
now has twenty horses and he in-
tends to buy a few mora. This is
at busy Jima fur him.
1•:. .f. i:hlers visited Exeter' last
week.
Mr. 1t, MaLennln is spending his
holidays under t he tpirental roof.
Miss Edith Sparks 11 spending her
holidays at home.
Miss Quince is .at home spending
her holitkuyg.
Miss hued iadt iv feinting the
dress -making et Exeter.
in lett week's paper a slight er-
ror watt macre in regard to Mr. Wm.
Kkinstiver being in Milverton. in.
meld of being in .Milverton he visit -
al friends at ]'ort Huron and De -
trot.
llrs. Louis IClcinatir^r is spending
a few weeks wtilt her diughtrr (n
Pigeon, Mich.
I>ntth on $aturdty last relieved
Latina hark, beloved wile of Ed.
Ilrokcrlslurc from for suffering",
at the age' of thirty-one
years. The deceased three years
ago w•is troubled with n cough,
which developed into consumption
and gradually sapix•d away ,her sys-
tem. Mrs. llrokenshirc was born
near Dashwood and 11 years agp was
minrrioJ to her now sorrowing hus-
band. Three children, two girls and
one boy were tiles result of this
union, Vera May, nine years, Nettie
Loraine, 5 years and Henry Whitney
an infant. Tho funeral vas held
Tuesday, interment being in elle Gat -
hen Liao cemetery. Itev. Eidt, pas-
tor of the Evnngelioal church, pf
which Mrs. Itirokenshire was a con-
sistent member, took oharge of the
services. Besides the husband end
children shto leaves to mourn their
loss two sisters and three brothers,
Mrs. Truemncr, Dashwood, Mrs,
Gallfas, Dashwood; Andrew, of Bal -
lord. Wash, Samuel of Dfaxbass, N.
D.. and Adam, Dashwood, Tho dee
teased was of a loving disposition,
kind ,hc.►rted and during her illness
bore flier pains with fortitude. Three
snooks before (teeth overtook her,
she realized that a hopeless fight
wait being mode, and expresses a de-
sire to be with her netker.
ISIItIfO:v
Mr. Gras, Attclle, graduate of the
Veterinary College, Toronto, lately
practising with W. It. Carr, V. 8.,
left for :his horn in Trinidad on
Monday, via New York.
Mr. Hugh and Miss Michel Kirk
sine attending the Internitionrl S. 8.
Con ee
ntio
n in Whitby this week.
Mr. Jag. ]featly is attending the
raves in Hamilton thie teeek, also
looking up some business.
Mr. Abrat'y IJoups+ is %Teeting in
the vicinity at present.
Miss Edith 'Temkin, is t 1►i4 Wed-
nesday and Thirstily visiting her
cousin. eine; Edith I' 'retiree of Exc.
. Mrs. Itobt. Robinson 14 visiting
her son if trvey, et Lond^eboro.
At tate recent Tires. 8. 8, examin.
sation for toamlrers 16 candidates pre.
rented themselves. The subjects for
examination wore, Doctrine, Old Tes-
tament Scripture, and Art of Te.anh-
ing. 42 papers were handed in and
the report of the examiners show.
n[ tlrltthey lied awarded 1st clams
honors to 28 of t base ; ceruses class
honors to 10 and pains sten,ling to 4
no 1 Iilurrs securing in nny of the
papers. Six candidates. -hiving .com-
pleted tube two years' course were
duly :awarded their diptorraas,
Several from here attended the
funeral of the late James Mahon at
Exeter Monday Inst. Mr isleefibort
win at one time 1 resident oT Kirk -
ton but inovcs1 to efichigan about
twenty years ago. Ile is survived by
one brother :Ind one sister, Crawford
Mahon of Michigan and Mrs. Alex-
ander Kirk of Kirkton. ile w•.I9 also
3n (melt of 11r.. E. N. feeler and Mrs•
John Heins. Hit dereised brothers
:and sisters were 1)IviI M hon, Mit.
shell : Mrs. John Irvine, Kirk ton :
William. of I'•Iisley and .1ohn 311.1
'nitwits. The reuse of 11r. efshon'a
demise was Might. temente. ttr.
el Ilion when in lived in Kirkton wag
highly respected. Itis wife prcde-
ceteed lain) four yeses :1 o.
A large number frorn here will
allele' the Orange r:lebr1fion at
Sol fort le. Th, Kirk ton brtss hand
has ieen engage( by Kirkton L. 0.
L. No. 51)1 ',tell will accompany t he
lodge.
Itev. Gen. It seev preached an ex-
ccllent Scrnto►I f0 11,' Or.rnCcmen
last Sund•ty morning. The sermon
wart bight. :Ipprecialr l by all those
prc%cn t a. Rev. ftseey is a forcible
speaker.
Found, -e ear ICirkten, purr" with
sum of m nes. Apply W. Jacobi,
Exeter No th.
Among t ese whet missed the jun-
cxeminattotts at f(.
sere +tory of music wens
for Norma
London Ct
aged gentleman a few days ago, Ile
was taking this afternoon nap, and
on kerning the nature of his cal-
ler's business insisted on arising to
enjoy ;t friendly chat. Although
hiving passed the allotter] number
of years allowed m•vtkind by nearly
thirty years, Mr. Sn•ilzer still en-
joys good herallh for a roan of his
)ears. While his hearing is aome-
wltat dull and ,cis step )unsteady,
his eyesight is remarkably good. Ile
is .3 great reader rind enjoys read.
ing of the events of the, illy. An-
other remarkable feature shout him
is that he never had to sit in a den-
tist chile to have pl.atek fitted for
new sets of teeth, his own teeth do-
ing hien good service' Burin; all
these long years and prides himself
that he Iris a number of good ones
still left. Ile delights to visit with
old friends :Ind recite occurrences
which took place nearly a century
ago. Two or three times oiet, day
Ire takes a walk out in the garden,
enjoying the fresh ajr, and hatching
his son and daughter-in•Iiw• taking
c ire of the vegetables and fruits. 1
Mr. Switzer his lived retired singe 1
he tris 61) years of age awl has nl.
ways taken good care of his health.
His wife departed from We World
20 yews ago at tee •sdv3nced age of
50,000 Pounds of
WOOL
EXETER, CENTRALIA,
AND CLANDEBOYEa
ELEVATORS.
J. COBBLEDICK
IMPORTED
SUITINGS
We call your atten-
tion to our large stock
of imported Suitings.
The best offerings from
English and Scotch
mills, representing the
most fashionable weav-
es and fabrics.
W.JOIINS
Merchant Tailor
CENTRAL
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S)•RATF Jfir.. ONT.
Our classes are much larger
than they were a year ago. The
public have learned that this is
the best place in the Province
to obtain a Commercial or Short
hand Training. Students are
entering each week. All ggradu
ates get good positions, Write
for catalogue.
W. J. ELLIOTT, principals
D. A. McLACHLA N, }
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EXETER'S UP -TO -DOTE
FLOUR, FEED
& GROCERY
e
Just received another load ,
of ZURICH FLOUR which
we will seal at $2.25 per
cwt. at the Feed Store.
For PURE MANITOBA
call on us, we sell the best
at a reasonable price.
HARVEY'S STAR : .
FLOUR always on hand
at the same prices as at the
mill.
ii Large quantities of po-
tat
acs on
hand
,N
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aIO seed
potatoes at $l.00 per bag. 2
GOODS DELIVERED..
S. HARDY & SON
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78 yeses. Mr. Switzer still retain,
the family bible of his father, which
bears the date of 1827, The book is
in excellent condition and contains
the names of his family for genera-
tjs back.
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ARVEST iOOLS
Hooks, Scythes and Snaths, Forks,
Rakes, Hardware,
and everythinv in this line that is necessary at this
tiale of the year.
Granite Preserving Kettles,
Roofing and Eavetroughing
Always on Hand.
W. MOORE, • • KiRKTON, ONT
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