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Home My WebLink AboutExeter Times, 1906-08-02, Page 5THE EXETER TIMES, AUGUST :2nd l:)Oti. ROSSa■TAYLOR CO'S. Plainin0 Mill, Door FaMtorp, dumber Yard and Saw Mill are open and hustling daily and a full stock of Lumber, Shlagigs. Lath, Cedar Posta and all kinds of Building Materials always on hand. BARN SASH in abundance. BEE HIVES finished or in knock down. always on hand. WATER TANKS TO ORDER. Cash Paid for all Kinds of Saw Logs. Custom Sawing Promptly Attended to. Estimates Cheerfully Given. Th6 ROss-TaIJIOr 200 TonS of all kinds of old scrap iron wanted at M. Jackson's EXETER We will pay the highest cash price or exchange fence posts t for same. M.JACKSON &SON Main -St. Exeter. { One door south of the • Metropolitan Hotel. 4. }+++++++++++4'F•1••!•d•++++ i++ MEDICAL JN. BROWNING, M. D.. M. C. a P. S„ Graduate Victoria Uni- versity. ofnce and residenence. Dominion, Laboratory, Exeter. DR.A, F. MALLOY, MEMBER ONTARIO COLLEGE PHYSI- elan, and Surgeons. Successor to Dr. J. A. Rollins. Office Main street. Residence, east on first street north of Post Office, Exeter, Ontario. DRS. V. AND H. M. COWAN, 391 Piccadilly Street, London, Ont. Telephone 1528. Long distance connection. apecial attention given diseases of women and surgery. Oxford or C. P. It. Street Care to Colborne street take you almost to the door. No other city otIlco. Special Hospital and (!cher arrangements for patients from a noe. DENTAL G0. 1,trl.. x6t6r. DR. A. R. KINSMAN. L. .D. 8. 1). D. 8., Honor Graduate oelpTt Toronto iti. Da st- Beth extracted without) pain or bad attar effects, Office in Fan. eon's block. Weat eiders! Main teee6,"Kxeter• DR. G. F. ROULSTON, L. D. S., D. D. S., Dentist. Member of R. C. D. S., of Ontario and Honor Graduate of Toronto University. OvvwE:-Over Dickson & Carling's Law Offices in Dr. Anderson's former dental parlors. HONEY TO LOAN. We have a large amount of private funds to ata on farm and village properties Id interest OLADMAN & STANBURY Barristers Both:Ators, Main St. Exeter. DICKSON & CARLING, •aerist.re Solicitor. Notaries Conveyancers et Comb,i ionery :Solicitors Notaries, the oleons Hank, Eta. Mom to Loss at lowed rates of interest. a► OrriClt: t -WAIN STREET, EXETER. $. C .AIJNa 5. A. L. R. Dienso1. THOMAS CAMERON, CONVEY- ancer, wills drawn, money to loan as real estate. also Licensed Auctioneer for lie counties lot Huron and Perth. Charges moderate. Orders left at the Timm 'rat my Mon. Farquhar will receive prompt atten iKONEY TO LOAN We have unlimited=to fonds for hawed eat u farm or vulaQe Ttoperty al loaves also or lnlaesDICKSON & CARLING Lister FARM FOR SALE The Usborne and Ribbert Farmer's Mutual Fire Insur- ance Gompanu Head Office. Farquhar, Ont. Pres.: -J. A. NORRIS, CROMARTY 13.0 Vice -Pres.: -J. L. RUSSELL, RusseeLD.t1.e. P. 0, DIRECTORS - N. H. I'ASSMORE, FARQUIIAR P.O. WM, ROY, BORNHOLM P. O. V)f. BRocic \VIst•IIEI.SE.\ P, O. T. RYAN, DUBLIN P. O. AGENTS. JOIIN ESSERY, Exeter, agent for Usborno a.nd llicldulph. OLIVER IBARRIS, Munro. agent for Hibbert, F'ull.irton and Logan. B. W. F. BEAVERS, S ecy.Treas. Farquhar. GLADMAN & STANIIURY, Solicitors Voters' List 1906 TO WNSIIII' OF USBORNE Notice 48 lieaeby given that I have transmitted or delivered to the pet' - eons mentioned in Section Eight and Nino of "The Voters' List Act," the copies required by the said Sec- tion to be so transmitted or deliver- ed of the list made pursuant to said Act, of all parsons appearing by the last revised Assessment Roll of the said Municipality to bo entitled ato vote in the said Municipality a't Elec- tions for members of the Legislative Assembly and nt Municipal Elections and that said Est was first posted up at my office, Whalen, on the 31st day pf July, 1906, and 'rlemains there for inspection. Electors ere called upon to examine the said list and if any omission or other errors are found therein, to take imrncdiato proceedings to have the R-iid errors corrected according to law. Dated this 31st day of July 1908. FRANCIS MORLEY Clerk of the geld Municipality. Voters' List 1906 VILLAGE OF EXETER Notice its ihoroby,givcn that I have transmitted or delivered to the per- sons mentioned in Section Eight and Nine of "%he Voters' List Aol," tate copies ,required by the said Sec- tion to bo so transmitted or deliver- ed of the list remade pursuant to said Act, of all parsons appearing by the last revi Assessment !toll of the said Municipality to bo entitled to vote in the said Municipality ni. Elec. tions for members of the Legislative Assembly and at Municipal Elections and that said list was first posted up at my office, Main st., Exeter,on the 14th day of July, 1906, and remnios there for inspeotion. Electors aro calked upon to examine Ube said list and if any omiasion or other errors are found therein, to take immediate procoodings to lave the said errors corrected according to law. Doted this lith day of July. 1900. JOSEPII SENIOR Clerk of the said Municipality. FARM FOR SALE, -That excellent farm land Lot 9. Concession 10. [?shorn, containing 100 nerve. about 15 ledies being good bush. This farm is in excellent condition, first class well, windmill. barn, eta. The farm luta been seeded to grass for a number of years and w•as used prin- cipally for pasture. The fenocs are in goat} condition. Apply to Wm. Cheery, Winohclsua ; Robert Derry, Kirkton, Exocntors of esl..te of the late Robert ('retry. GENERAL NEWS. 1 All disorders caused by a bilious state of the system can he cured by using Carter's Little Liver Pills. No pain, griping or discomfort attend- ing their use. Try them. A ohoico farm of 80 acres in high state of cultivation. good )rouse. large new barns and stables fitted in lstost improved style; good orohard : Stever failing wells of water : con- venient to ohurchrs, school and inar- ket. Vary easy terms of payment; Possession to reit purchaser. VILLAGE PROPERTY FCR SALE Hill :torr in tillage. of rirquhar on wl1irt' there is crectcd ,.t largo brick building fitted for store 'and ttn ttrlling, and a mot brick c O ge and stable will be sold separately or in dxte Flock. THOS. t'.1M[FatON l'ir,tuhsir• The a d t urns of 735 division aegis - tare for June are oinong the molt complete in the history of the pro- vinc•;il 1»trd of health. Scarlet fever, dipLt heri•a, nnetsles, typhoid t and consumption snow a marked deorenve and caused 71 fewer deaths than in lune of Inst year. Who -T- ing count hits tx•r`n more prevalent and cna,ed eighteen deaths. nearly as many as from diplithcr e. The tot al deaths front .all causes for the tnonth wd+re 1,958, from a ovule - lion of 2,057 296. which makes a death rate of 11:1 in 1,000. For the same north I'st veor 1,933 deaths were reported a death rate of 11:2 tsar 1,000. Harsh. purgative remedies aro fest giving way to the gentle action and mild effects of Carter's Little Liver 1'ills, if you try them they will certainly please you . CASTORI For Infants and Childr The Kind You H Always Bough Bears the Signature of u For Ov Thirty Yea CASTORI TUC CENTAUN COMPANY. NCWM TOM CIT : `WESTERN FAIR The Exhibition That Made Fall Fairs Popular. An ideal occasion for a family outing. Daily ascensions of a navigable Air Ship, always under perfect control. The most wonderful invention of the age. Fireworks on a more magnificent and imposing scale, picturing the great Carnival of Venice. Many splendid educational features for the boys and girls. For information write W. J. iREID, President, or A. M. HUNT. Secretary. LONDON $•pt. 7-15, 1906 IIALF-SICK PEOPLE. The world is full of them. Just sick enough to be lazy and 1isLLess to have no 'appetite; to /deep poorly. Quito often you're Calf sick your- self. Chances are the trouble is In the stomach and 'bowels. Best pre. scription is Dr. Hamilton's Pills; they tone up the system strengthen the stomach, elevate your spirits, and make you well in ,ono nogtit. Dr, Hamilton's fills work wonders with people in your ,caandidion. Mild in notion effective tend easy to take. Get 1)r. Hamilton's Pills to -day, 25c. per box •at 1a11 dealers in medicine. PERTH OLD iIOYS One of the' features in connection with tiro greet Re -union, of Strattaord and Perth County 014 Boys .w•hlch is to bo ,held at Stratford from August 4th to llth next. will be the tekt. - 1rioal illuminations In the city. It sums stated 'that vary large s ms have been spent in decorating the city in this way, :and the effort, it i/ prom- ieedi, twill 1s superb. The street dec- Orltt ioni will inotude ,hundreds upon hundreds of ttiari-rolaored inaindes- rent lights which wilt corer the busi- ness suction of the city, turning the streets into a veritable fairyland at night, The three mein publio build- ings i41 oho down -town section of she city will also he gorgeously illtnin- ntcd, the Govornment having let the contract for extensive deviant ROM of the Post Office, while the City and County Councils .tire spending larre sums in decarcating the. City Hall and Court House. In addition the Susi. less 'and hotel men of the city have token •hold of this nna of the Reun- ion with a vim, electricians having been busy for weeks past in install- ing clectrios1 illuminations of all kinds. Over one itboneind inoamlea- ccnt electric lights will bo installed at the larrnit•a1 Grounds in the new Park nt 'the rear of the P•ogtl Offieo. Orders Imre. 'been placed also for thousands o[ Chinese lantern!, end the • esidcnt,l l sect %0111 of the city will he allcatable/I with them. Unique night d'enrea•tiorla nre „leo txein;- in - Melted upon Victoria Lake, the pret. ty body of %rater in the centre of the 1V ,1(10 hg at•re- city. Htt+attordl lx m •R f iinrntions for this event and no one within .rrr'ch of the city should fail r To Cure a Cold in One Day ��,. on every .ink• Laxative Bromo Quinine mTablets. �. �z�,.,�. box. asp. ow- os bona sold In put 12 loom as. Tb signatures i (Adopted by a Marquis A Canning Factory I Vote Against the i Pays. I By -Law ROMANCE OF A YOUNG MAN I To the Editor of 'Ti: • Times. • FORMER RESIDENT IN EXI T1 R I to visit it during the Re -union, es- pecially as t hese are single faro rates from ell points oast of Port Arthur, TO AVOID SEA-SICICNESS A German, 1)r. .Eugen \Volf, has found a cure for sen -sickness which will be w01cotned by those who dread a towage because they are not "rte sailors." The cure is very simple, as all the oppt'ienc•es necessary are a basin of trot water at eighty de;rees and a tcouple of handkerchiefs. Whenever the traveller feels he is becoming biddy, 'lte roust lie flat on his trick on the cabin sofa or a deck chair. The clothes are unbuttoned so that there is nothing to hinder breathing. Then the handkerchiefs are wrung out in the hot water and hound round the foreheol. This ban- datro must be mate very tizht, which con bo dome by using a penholder, or something of the kind, as n lever when twisting it. Darin.; (he first minute or two the sensccit on is not particularly pleasant, but .those who bens it are completely cured, which is surely suftkient reward for any temporary inconvenience. When it begins to Izet cold onothcr must he put on end the princess continued, etch time with •a hot ter bandage, if possible, until the patient is reliev- ed of the squeomish feeling. This should be •iccomplishcd in nbout half an hour. In very obstinate coxes it nra y takean hour.While under treatment the patient must not Cit drink or smoke. One of the symp- toms of !eat -sickle's"' al excessive thtest w t'r emtist to a sea rd it I he patient hi', a craving for food he too' be .given a little dry toast and possibly 'hot water, or weak tea without milk or sugar. Smellin; salts and n11 old-fashioned '•remedies" aro to be. striotly ,avoided. Two }lours after the 'patient need riot fear n hen.14y mcnl, smoking or even drinking. Those who underzo this treatment at the •heginnin; of the voyage are never 4 rouibInd with sea- sickeese even when the sea runs high, ANI) CLERK IN �IOLtiON'S From extrvets taken from the clop let tors published in t be Toronto RANK ' Globe of Mondry and Tu: sday (of s1r. N. Dyer 1lu,slou, Nl.,n'ger of trhis week.d to the clip t11,' following the J(olyons think, was last week in which s,dsaks strongly industry receipt of a letter from Mr. St' this enterprise and should dispel all Lawrence Clutntllc r, of Chic_aCa ti0 prejudice' in the minds of any voter which contains the. news of his being , here on Aug. 4th. adopted by a Alanquis to whuala ►i¢ Oshawa -Just about $15,000 was paid had shown acts of kt ttness whila the i latter w is very ill. Mr. Chandler �� uiofor tosmell Irurn ltatand te; <taLlcs will be remembered by rotary here,, a by t 1 oc►i'l c.tnning factory h;tviug eon u clerk in the. Molso,� last volt, he bank about sixteen years ago. which }was been :in operation nearly w•as than n lad about 18 years of ` ten stilts. This 'Noir the acreage de - age. The Chicago Chronicle of Ju-; In ted t d o � t)outf t a Chil lr the ic,i r factory ly 23, 1906, contains the following : "That Chicago .must establish a aaeaaaene I'rolxlt;ly 127 cores ;,re sooty, Chicago edition of "hwrke's pc Ing pats, 250 oc.r-es corn and 75 acres age" is Indicatul by the fact that •louver these are cal (_ncclf crops. the nucleus of such n t)c/ak is to'Tha oaicoe-+ d►id are about the s:ma as in othor poet's where canning fact - bo found in the pre,rsola of St. Law') Wi.s o, Ht, and RorleroAY lbs !grotto pence Chtndler, ion of Colonel, St, a o'$Beeis . 1,t.411 a"tied !batt he business I.ottrence Chandler, o[ tialem Vto•, profitable for theist. Thi factory is and by accident of fortune the west- t sells d}'cct to tine ret ail trade ern rnoisager for a Lar;e eastern throughout the country. atove calcul. who recently has been 1 Another from Prince Edw.Ird adopted by no less 0 person than Coolly r tales Nine ltuutories in live Hon. Claude I'ennley. Raton de prince Edward county have done Livingston and Alad"quis of Eckersley, much for the formers who own land 'these titles come to Mr, C Iaodler 1 In the vicinity of these concerns. It at the expiration of Alto Icase of li[o was stated upon:reliable authority at now !held by M•r, 1'ennley, they etre i I'icton that [amts near canning fac- s'tid to be file /idles for which Wil - helm's i torics had ;,bout doubled in taloa Pram Waldorf Astor offered to pay 1 during the East ei,3ht years. For $20,000. While winning halon» in I green 1)015 shout $30 <a ton is paid, suet' 0 competition are not to t)e the grain alone lxtiu; weighed. tightly •re;parded, ,\1 r, . Chand:cr I though the 'threshin; casts 'the thinks that when he ultinuatoly ns- grower nothin;. Seven dollars a sones the titles lie will hate affixed ton is Braid for cora with husks. To - (0 nils nninc "ISa.ron De Salem. " He mntoes bring 25 cents n bushel, and feels this would be n desiccate cour- tesy berries from six cents to eight cents .to show his birthplece, a quart, Green tiaras tare being Ibis honor .cans thrust can Mr, brought to the taahary tit phis time Chandler by the hand of fate which of year. rind these are n very fair made him of service to the noble crop. One farmer, W. 'II. \Vhattam, Baron '1)e Livigston during. that of filoomfield, not .for from i'icton, gentleman's protracted illness. Tlie said that with an average crop of qualities which Mr. Chandler then peas Le lied node about $60 an acro displayed won the aged nobleman's by selling to the factory. heart and he adopted Mr. Chandler One said :-"1 estimate 0 man ,can with mutual expressions of lave and make land 'twice an profitable by C3t0Cin, added to the necessary legal growln; i.Oa8, ,corn or tonratoos or formula. sonic such +crop for a canning fac- Just what Mr. Chandler's crest as tory in Primo 'Edward county as he Baron de Salem will be is not deeid- can by growing groin or even in the ed. Mr. Clondler Is nonoomntittal dairy business. I know of twenty as to this and says that i,d is a matt, acres bringing the owner $1,200 an - tor for the "college of heralds" to nuelly with .average •crops, and this decide. Whether or not Mr. Ch•tnd- is by .no 'masons phenomenal." ler will remodel his residence nt 431 West A.dio.ms street into n baronial "keep" he will not divulge. aayin; that any ,stn:tement as to this would be larcmriture. According to -Mr Chandler's in - Tho people of our t • in seems to 1 be Coin; rrozy over o •rting .1 can. ning factory here told .1 it comes. we few renters will hater to get Gun of town, 's 'the rents sir .• too high not, and I know that lent.. in utanufaes turing towns aro two to four timed higher than they are Tore, So you sec that it behoves every %socking/ 11011 to get out and do all the oan ag oinst the By law, for just as sure as this canning fgelo y" comes. other:, factories will start up, ,ted ,t hen up goes the .runts, there will bo teq renters for every lieu, •, ,nit tho matt w!to has to lire ill .1 ,•.•rated house will have to pay the fiddler. Exeter, is till right cos it is. It would ore better if a lot more 1•eople would leave. and I think they would if wo can defeat this cursed fly -law. It the retired ifarmers will only joint bands with so renters, we pan smash the lly-law nil into smitherinos. Why should the properly owners vote to make their •1 Ives higher and feather the nests of our (Reeve and 4 few of ,his friends. 11 is the almigh. ty dollar .he is working for. Don't think for a moment he tis booming this thing up just 'to help !other, and the town. Vote .against the lly-law land we will :ill bo able dot get oho ap'tomes. I thank you Mr. 1 litor for the space. I could say a lot more, but li think I Ittvo said enough to oone wince any fright thinkin;, level heads ed roan. WORKING MAN A FAMILY NECESSITY. it's remedy oepable of affording Immediate relief to (he hundred and one ailments that ronstnntly cries• 1t may be a cold, peanhaps toethachc, neutnlgin, lapin in the hick -use Pol. son's Ncrviline, it is eenetraling, tr'in subduing and powerful. Ner- viline is at least five times stronger than ordiniry remed hem and its worth in ony bon...hold m'in't be over -set - Dotted. For man or ,Ixoet Nervi-' line ie a ennacen for n11 pain end engin only 25e. iter bottle. Buy Ner- viline to day from your drug;ist. formation whish he has received from Baron 1)o Livigstlan, the title which will tome to him and that of the earldom of Surrey are the only ones which mny comp to ono who is adopted by the holder of a title of nobility. This title, it is iatso as- sorted on the authority of Mr. Chandler ns coming from the baron, Willinnt Waldorf Astor essayed to buy for $20,000. Mr. Chandler told of seeing the letter in which the of- fer wets made. Mr, Chandler is a highly prepos- sessing widower, 34 years old and is stid by his friends to be an enviable catch for various reasons other than those stated. Mr. Chandler declared his inten- tion of marrying in the fall and that in time he would mike his wife a marquise„ When a woman nutters from de- pressing weaknesses. she then keenly lealizas how' helpless -how thor- oughly worthless she is . Dr. Shoop has brought relief to thousands of such women. He sntches diseases peculiar to women in two, direct specific trays -a local treatment known by drugzisls everywhere as Dr. Shoop's night cure, and a eon- stitutional or internal prescription called Dr. Shoop's Restorative. Dr. Shoop's Night Cure. is applied locally and et night. 1t works while you sloop. It zeducee inflammation, it stops disehn,rges. it lank, it soothes, it comforts, it cures. BORN Gt'ENTiIER-In Dashwood, on Sun- day. July 29th, to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Guenther, n son. MAKINS-In Exeter, on Thursday. July 28th, 1900, to Mr. and Mrs. B. Makins, a non. HWARTZ-Lot 17, con. 8, Stephen, on .Tuly 28, 1906, Ito Mir. and Mrs. Jacob Swartz, n son. MARRIED HAWKINS-BROWNING - At the Main street Methodist church, Exeter, by Otho Rev. E. A. Feer. pastor, .Mr. Gcorgo Hawkins, of the firm of (Hawkins & Hon, to Miss Eva, Browning. daughter of J. W. Browning, M. D., all of Exeter. IIOLMES-ATKINSON- At London, in the Askin Street Methodist/ nhurch, on Juno 27, thy the Rev. J. W. Ilolmes, of Blenheim, fath- er of the groom, assisted by the Rev. Alfred 'Brown, Winnifred E. daughter of the lite Thomas It. Atkinson. to Joseph II. Holmes, of Saskatoon, Sask. DIED HARDY -In St. Marys. on Tuesday, July 24, Catherine Fletcher, wife of I'.ttrick Hardy, aged 72 years, 2 months and 24 days. ANDREW -At Elimvillc. on Monday, July 30, 1906, Mervyn, the infant mon of Mr. and Mrs. Albert An- drews, aged 1 year, 1 month and 13 days. ANIMNIA 1 I■tilt!_- 1�lr l • as�� 1 1/ti��`e�ii%r �ti��'M I LLON 1 N O E -STAY FENCE 1,•1S11t TA f,''',$•‘ •lr..r ST IT P.mIst.,AK M 1•.t. F very wen 1s I,.,: 14 LarA.,+l and t1., ierso11 aro an 111.:11 (•a,:t,,.' .rt en,I. It rt.., N a•r,'l an ' IItu.,trat.•1 l"stat e, Mme- -)te. y we.t• 1. IiC,.1_ CO. .I IIT D. a VII 14C6 CO.. a.1MITRD. W. J. IiEAMAN, Agent. Exeter Locals Subseribo for THE TIMES. 40 cents till the end of the year. THE ATTORNEY GENERAL'S DE. partutent has received information that some person is collecting funds in the eastern part of elle. Province ostensibly for the erection of .a new Methodist church somewhere north of New Liskeard, The 'public +care 'warned to look out for :this person ne he is not known to the authori- ties of the .Methodist church. THE CITY DAILIES ON SATUII- day contained the following para- graph, which relates to a former teacher, Miss Jessie Robertson, in our public school and a young lady who had many friends here. "A Miss Robertson, ugcd 00 years, 0 school teacher from Godcrich. Ont., who }s said to 'bo subjected to nervous at- tacks, mysteriously disappeared from her hotel in Quebec Thursday morn- ing and Jos not been seen since. Miss Robertson recently proceeded to New Glasgow, N. S., to visit friends. and ai riving from 1 here on Wedneaday last, was met at the I. C. R. station by her brother. who had Qom° from Ontario to meet her She registered at the 'hotel Victoria, Quebec. and the seine day visited St. Anne do hioaupre, returning to Quebec the s'uno evening. Thursday mornin; Mr, Robertson went to oall on his sister, when he found her gone, tak- ing her purse, contoinin; n consider. able sum of money, and leaving her hand satchel that contained her re- turn railway tickets. The detec. tives'are now looking for her. At the los( seaslon of Parliament :in act WAS passed rre;uiring the in- spection of milk cans. These nre 10 ba •pts vented at The offices of the weights ond menaures for !inspection. The fees to he charged for thein vri- Iloalion art : Two gallons and under, 10 tents .reach; ovor two and not ex- ceeding five :;,a/lone, 20 cents: over five and not exceeding ten :r.allons, 30 cents; over ten gallons, 50 cents. If cans aro inspected before Oct. 1.1, next. the lees will be only one half the sums mentioned. After thnt date all persons Bolling milk by measure in eons not properly in- spected sand stamped ,will subject themselves to a nevero penalty. Each can in which milk is sold by measure must be clenrly stamped or branded "milk can." FOR OVRtt HiXTY 1 h:ARRS AN Ota ♦ern \Vsti,,L-Term ItNNIDY.-Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been rued for over tasty yowl by millions of mothers for their children while teething, with perfect meows. it soothes the child, aoftens the game, allays all pain es wind collo. and Is the best remedy for ISlarrh caroa. It is plesNant to the taste, Sol by drugalsts In every part of the world. 25 "ante a bottle. Itsalne is incalculable. Be sure end take Dire Wlnelow'a Soothing Syrup and snit for no other kind. Bears the AThe Kind Y31 Have Always Boughl Signature et Fail term opens Sept 4 In deciding to ret a business edue cation or shorthand .training, it Is wise to e.hoos" a schrol that is well.. known for strictly legh-grade work. The ELLIOTT TORONTO, ONT. is well known las ono of the bes0- Commorci•al Sohools in existence. Ili record this year ha; been most ret markable. None of our graduated are out of positions and the demand for them is about twentytimes thb supply. Write to -day for our mage nifictnt oatalogue. 1 W, J. ELLIOTT, PxincIpat. Cor. Tonga and Alexander Street" OUR PIANO SALES For the pest month have been very satisfactory both to our- selves and our customers. This we attribute to our exceptional good values and easy terms or payments, OUR GOODS are the finest the market afford" and our terms most liberal, Do not listen to the men who say all manner of evil of us but call and see and judge for yourself. Sewing Machines Our Sewing Machines are 0, K. Also a fine Line of Statio nery Cheap. S. MARTIN & SON If You Suffer with Rheumatism Dr. Sboop'a Rheumatic Remedy Will Bring the Utmost Relief that !Medicine Can. The one remedy whi• n many pbyftetans tilt 0 to free the system of the Rheumatic Pois- e wblch are the cnu» of all Rh•umatj��, boo, Sciatica• t rout. Is DR SHOOS s R/1II- i 0 Rillst,r. 1)r. S ,cop fpeet twenty seat' experimenting he- ,� fore be discovered 41 Ined chemicals which made posilble almost alwa)! certain cure felt mausm, etc. 141,01401:1:410751 at Da. OOP's Rain• , R turn boot' / tate pMb Ip_thati, oi.lhl4 sheen nod 1 drty� tom the blood 55. oiaeae w h 1 e 11 need 1 e e lling. And of the pain - seppdof theeuf- Rb1eumatl.m. wbereacure Ie otabl or 11- i.„, 1• L.. .Ton who have •$. � !1 1 from pairs r, se Rbeum:ita-.n; •Ii pain seta then that to las and swell! tering-04 'lhisremedynet foible. ll cow ld16 tot *reed and ifipif 9elk o W toe r twingos of vela to q4 p o earlly heroin,. st1Q II 1 tcauM-u.ttrcD aII ttP�' CPR . cIl1f pill the klQbdO t1 *comp lakes rev lta Sola �ad 1)1 \V. S. I iOWEY. It a • 4 - ..........••••••••••••• ••• •N••••••••••• = THE 110LSONS BANK (incorporated by Act of Pnrliement 185.5)CAPITAL PAID UP •••• ••• •••• $3.000.000.00 RESERVE FUND •• •••• ••-• •••• S3e000,000.00 IS llranchen in Ontario, Quebec.. Alberta Britbh Colombia and Manitoba EXETER BRANCH Open every Iswful Day from 10 A. Sr. to % r. N. except Saturday 10 A. M. to 1 P, tf. Farttnere' Malo Nolen eaehed or collected. Forms supplied on nrplleatlon. DRAFTS on all points In the Dominion, t: rent Britain and Un - Iced Ft Me.. bought and sold at lowest recce c,f exchange, SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Depoetites of •1.00 and upwards received. Interest com- porndrd half learley. and added le principal Jure 1Mh and iaecember 31.1. De- pn•tts !wet pt•' MAO lulled and htgilc•t current :to • of Intere'.t allowed, Advnncee utade to farmers stock dealera end business men at lowest rate and on most (alorable terms. Anent,. et Exeter for Dom. Government, Dlckfcr. & Caillrp, Ft7 tilcctt. N D HURDON,Manager. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••• . . 4 • ...D i are e- A\'e etabic PreparationforAs- sintitatittg the Rod and Keg u',a- ting t he s tor1tt•hs anti lkAc els et( 1NIAN'1 /(HILDHt:N Promotc3 Dinestion,Chcerful- ness and Res t.COntdias neither Opluni,Morphine nor Irtneral. NOT NAllCOTlC. .nar(pdadb•Sit f..LF.1rL? Amogin Sari - .itLa•.d-i Jan • ji'ev(.u. S.,G, - A,rire Sr..! • i rraipl - JeGvin.aeJAia MTN cosi Jr $ r . kl84•3 •r• ftarui Aperfect ilemedy forConstipa- tion, Sour Stoinach•Dtarrhoca, Worms,Convulsions,tevcrish- ness and LOSS OF SLEEP. FacSimile Sifnnture of af, GtuT�: NEW 1"OIIK. -Atte rnonthe. old .jlDosrs-35CLNrs LXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. CASTORI For Infants and Childr The Kind You H Always Bough Bears the Signature of u For Ov Thirty Yea CASTORI TUC CENTAUN COMPANY. NCWM TOM CIT : `WESTERN FAIR The Exhibition That Made Fall Fairs Popular. An ideal occasion for a family outing. Daily ascensions of a navigable Air Ship, always under perfect control. The most wonderful invention of the age. Fireworks on a more magnificent and imposing scale, picturing the great Carnival of Venice. Many splendid educational features for the boys and girls. For information write W. J. iREID, President, or A. M. HUNT. Secretary. LONDON $•pt. 7-15, 1906 IIALF-SICK PEOPLE. The world is full of them. Just sick enough to be lazy and 1isLLess to have no 'appetite; to /deep poorly. Quito often you're Calf sick your- self. Chances are the trouble is In the stomach and 'bowels. Best pre. scription is Dr. Hamilton's Pills; they tone up the system strengthen the stomach, elevate your spirits, and make you well in ,ono nogtit. Dr, Hamilton's fills work wonders with people in your ,caandidion. Mild in notion effective tend easy to take. Get 1)r. Hamilton's Pills to -day, 25c. per box •at 1a11 dealers in medicine. PERTH OLD iIOYS One of the' features in connection with tiro greet Re -union, of Strattaord and Perth County 014 Boys .w•hlch is to bo ,held at Stratford from August 4th to llth next. will be the tekt. - 1rioal illuminations In the city. It sums stated 'that vary large s ms have been spent in decorating the city in this way, :and the effort, it i/ prom- ieedi, twill 1s superb. The street dec- Orltt ioni will inotude ,hundreds upon hundreds of ttiari-rolaored inaindes- rent lights which wilt corer the busi- ness suction of the city, turning the streets into a veritable fairyland at night, The three mein publio build- ings i41 oho down -town section of she city will also he gorgeously illtnin- ntcd, the Govornment having let the contract for extensive deviant ROM of the Post Office, while the City and County Councils .tire spending larre sums in decarcating the. City Hall and Court House. In addition the Susi. less 'and hotel men of the city have token •hold of this nna of the Reun- ion with a vim, electricians having been busy for weeks past in install- ing clectrios1 illuminations of all kinds. Over one itboneind inoamlea- ccnt electric lights will bo installed at the larrnit•a1 Grounds in the new Park nt 'the rear of the P•ogtl Offieo. Orders Imre. 'been placed also for thousands o[ Chinese lantern!, end the • esidcnt,l l sect %0111 of the city will he allcatable/I with them. Unique night d'enrea•tiorla nre „leo txein;- in - Melted upon Victoria Lake, the pret. ty body of %rater in the centre of the 1V ,1(10 hg at•re- city. Htt+attordl lx m •R f iinrntions for this event and no one within .rrr'ch of the city should fail r To Cure a Cold in One Day ��,. on every .ink• Laxative Bromo Quinine mTablets. �. �z�,.,�. box. asp. ow- os bona sold In put 12 loom as. Tb signatures i (Adopted by a Marquis A Canning Factory I Vote Against the i Pays. I By -Law ROMANCE OF A YOUNG MAN I To the Editor of 'Ti: • Times. • FORMER RESIDENT IN EXI T1 R I to visit it during the Re -union, es- pecially as t hese are single faro rates from ell points oast of Port Arthur, TO AVOID SEA-SICICNESS A German, 1)r. .Eugen \Volf, has found a cure for sen -sickness which will be w01cotned by those who dread a towage because they are not "rte sailors." The cure is very simple, as all the oppt'ienc•es necessary are a basin of trot water at eighty de;rees and a tcouple of handkerchiefs. Whenever the traveller feels he is becoming biddy, 'lte roust lie flat on his trick on the cabin sofa or a deck chair. The clothes are unbuttoned so that there is nothing to hinder breathing. Then the handkerchiefs are wrung out in the hot water and hound round the foreheol. This ban- datro must be mate very tizht, which con bo dome by using a penholder, or something of the kind, as n lever when twisting it. Darin.; (he first minute or two the sensccit on is not particularly pleasant, but .those who bens it are completely cured, which is surely suftkient reward for any temporary inconvenience. When it begins to Izet cold onothcr must he put on end the princess continued, etch time with •a hot ter bandage, if possible, until the patient is reliev- ed of the squeomish feeling. This should be •iccomplishcd in nbout half an hour. In very obstinate coxes it nra y takean hour.While under treatment the patient must not Cit drink or smoke. One of the symp- toms of !eat -sickle's"' al excessive thtest w t'r emtist to a sea rd it I he patient hi', a craving for food he too' be .given a little dry toast and possibly 'hot water, or weak tea without milk or sugar. Smellin; salts and n11 old-fashioned '•remedies" aro to be. striotly ,avoided. Two }lours after the 'patient need riot fear n hen.14y mcnl, smoking or even drinking. Those who underzo this treatment at the •heginnin; of the voyage are never 4 rouibInd with sea- sickeese even when the sea runs high, ANI) CLERK IN �IOLtiON'S From extrvets taken from the clop let tors published in t be Toronto RANK ' Globe of Mondry and Tu: sday (of s1r. N. Dyer 1lu,slou, Nl.,n'ger of trhis week.d to the clip t11,' following the J(olyons think, was last week in which s,dsaks strongly industry receipt of a letter from Mr. St' this enterprise and should dispel all Lawrence Clutntllc r, of Chic_aCa ti0 prejudice' in the minds of any voter which contains the. news of his being , here on Aug. 4th. adopted by a Alanquis to whuala ►i¢ Oshawa -Just about $15,000 was paid had shown acts of kt ttness whila the i latter w is very ill. Mr. Chandler �� uiofor tosmell Irurn ltatand te; <taLlcs will be remembered by rotary here,, a by t 1 oc►i'l c.tnning factory h;tviug eon u clerk in the. Molso,� last volt, he bank about sixteen years ago. which }was been :in operation nearly w•as than n lad about 18 years of ` ten stilts. This 'Noir the acreage de - age. The Chicago Chronicle of Ju-; In ted t d o � t)outf t a Chil lr the ic,i r factory ly 23, 1906, contains the following : "That Chicago .must establish a aaeaaaene I'rolxlt;ly 127 cores ;,re sooty, Chicago edition of "hwrke's pc Ing pats, 250 oc.r-es corn and 75 acres age" is Indicatul by the fact that •louver these are cal (_ncclf crops. the nucleus of such n t)c/ak is to'Tha oaicoe-+ d►id are about the s:ma as in othor poet's where canning fact - bo found in the pre,rsola of St. Law') Wi.s o, Ht, and RorleroAY lbs !grotto pence Chtndler, ion of Colonel, St, a o'$Beeis . 1,t.411 a"tied !batt he business I.ottrence Chandler, o[ tialem Vto•, profitable for theist. Thi factory is and by accident of fortune the west- t sells d}'cct to tine ret ail trade ern rnoisager for a Lar;e eastern throughout the country. atove calcul. who recently has been 1 Another from Prince Edw.Ird adopted by no less 0 person than Coolly r tales Nine ltuutories in live Hon. Claude I'ennley. Raton de prince Edward county have done Livingston and Alad"quis of Eckersley, much for the formers who own land 'these titles come to Mr, C Iaodler 1 In the vicinity of these concerns. It at the expiration of Alto Icase of li[o was stated upon:reliable authority at now !held by M•r, 1'ennley, they etre i I'icton that [amts near canning fac- s'tid to be file /idles for which Wil - helm's i torics had ;,bout doubled in taloa Pram Waldorf Astor offered to pay 1 during the East ei,3ht years. For $20,000. While winning halon» in I green 1)015 shout $30 <a ton is paid, suet' 0 competition are not to t)e the grain alone lxtiu; weighed. tightly •re;parded, ,\1 r, . Chand:cr I though the 'threshin; casts 'the thinks that when he ultinuatoly ns- grower nothin;. Seven dollars a sones the titles lie will hate affixed ton is Braid for cora with husks. To - (0 nils nninc "ISa.ron De Salem. " He mntoes bring 25 cents n bushel, and feels this would be n desiccate cour- tesy berries from six cents to eight cents .to show his birthplece, a quart, Green tiaras tare being Ibis honor .cans thrust can Mr, brought to the taahary tit phis time Chandler by the hand of fate which of year. rind these are n very fair made him of service to the noble crop. One farmer, W. 'II. \Vhattam, Baron '1)e Livigston during. that of filoomfield, not .for from i'icton, gentleman's protracted illness. Tlie said that with an average crop of qualities which Mr. Chandler then peas Le lied node about $60 an acro displayed won the aged nobleman's by selling to the factory. heart and he adopted Mr. Chandler One said :-"1 estimate 0 man ,can with mutual expressions of lave and make land 'twice an profitable by C3t0Cin, added to the necessary legal growln; i.Oa8, ,corn or tonratoos or formula. sonic such +crop for a canning fac- Just what Mr. Chandler's crest as tory in Primo 'Edward county as he Baron de Salem will be is not deeid- can by growing groin or even in the ed. Mr. Clondler Is nonoomntittal dairy business. I know of twenty as to this and says that i,d is a matt, acres bringing the owner $1,200 an - tor for the "college of heralds" to nuelly with .average •crops, and this decide. Whether or not Mr. Ch•tnd- is by .no 'masons phenomenal." ler will remodel his residence nt 431 West A.dio.ms street into n baronial "keep" he will not divulge. aayin; that any ,stn:tement as to this would be larcmriture. According to -Mr Chandler's in - Tho people of our t • in seems to 1 be Coin; rrozy over o •rting .1 can. ning factory here told .1 it comes. we few renters will hater to get Gun of town, 's 'the rents sir .• too high not, and I know that lent.. in utanufaes turing towns aro two to four timed higher than they are Tore, So you sec that it behoves every %socking/ 11011 to get out and do all the oan ag oinst the By law, for just as sure as this canning fgelo y" comes. other:, factories will start up, ,ted ,t hen up goes the .runts, there will bo teq renters for every lieu, •, ,nit tho matt w!to has to lire ill .1 ,•.•rated house will have to pay the fiddler. Exeter, is till right cos it is. It would ore better if a lot more 1•eople would leave. and I think they would if wo can defeat this cursed fly -law. It the retired ifarmers will only joint bands with so renters, we pan smash the lly-law nil into smitherinos. Why should the properly owners vote to make their •1 Ives higher and feather the nests of our (Reeve and 4 few of ,his friends. 11 is the almigh. ty dollar .he is working for. Don't think for a moment he tis booming this thing up just 'to help !other, and the town. Vote .against the lly-law land we will :ill bo able dot get oho ap'tomes. I thank you Mr. 1 litor for the space. I could say a lot more, but li think I Ittvo said enough to oone wince any fright thinkin;, level heads ed roan. WORKING MAN A FAMILY NECESSITY. it's remedy oepable of affording Immediate relief to (he hundred and one ailments that ronstnntly cries• 1t may be a cold, peanhaps toethachc, neutnlgin, lapin in the hick -use Pol. son's Ncrviline, it is eenetraling, tr'in subduing and powerful. Ner- viline is at least five times stronger than ordiniry remed hem and its worth in ony bon...hold m'in't be over -set - Dotted. For man or ,Ixoet Nervi-' line ie a ennacen for n11 pain end engin only 25e. iter bottle. Buy Ner- viline to day from your drug;ist. formation whish he has received from Baron 1)o Livigstlan, the title which will tome to him and that of the earldom of Surrey are the only ones which mny comp to ono who is adopted by the holder of a title of nobility. This title, it is iatso as- sorted on the authority of Mr. Chandler ns coming from the baron, Willinnt Waldorf Astor essayed to buy for $20,000. Mr. Chandler told of seeing the letter in which the of- fer wets made. Mr, Chandler is a highly prepos- sessing widower, 34 years old and is stid by his friends to be an enviable catch for various reasons other than those stated. Mr. Chandler declared his inten- tion of marrying in the fall and that in time he would mike his wife a marquise„ When a woman nutters from de- pressing weaknesses. she then keenly lealizas how' helpless -how thor- oughly worthless she is . Dr. Shoop has brought relief to thousands of such women. He sntches diseases peculiar to women in two, direct specific trays -a local treatment known by drugzisls everywhere as Dr. Shoop's night cure, and a eon- stitutional or internal prescription called Dr. Shoop's Restorative. Dr. Shoop's Night Cure. is applied locally and et night. 1t works while you sloop. It zeducee inflammation, it stops disehn,rges. it lank, it soothes, it comforts, it cures. BORN Gt'ENTiIER-In Dashwood, on Sun- day. July 29th, to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Guenther, n son. MAKINS-In Exeter, on Thursday. July 28th, 1900, to Mr. and Mrs. B. Makins, a non. HWARTZ-Lot 17, con. 8, Stephen, on .Tuly 28, 1906, Ito Mir. and Mrs. Jacob Swartz, n son. MARRIED HAWKINS-BROWNING - At the Main street Methodist church, Exeter, by Otho Rev. E. A. Feer. pastor, .Mr. Gcorgo Hawkins, of the firm of (Hawkins & Hon, to Miss Eva, Browning. daughter of J. W. Browning, M. D., all of Exeter. IIOLMES-ATKINSON- At London, in the Askin Street Methodist/ nhurch, on Juno 27, thy the Rev. J. W. Ilolmes, of Blenheim, fath- er of the groom, assisted by the Rev. Alfred 'Brown, Winnifred E. daughter of the lite Thomas It. Atkinson. to Joseph II. Holmes, of Saskatoon, Sask. DIED HARDY -In St. Marys. on Tuesday, July 24, Catherine Fletcher, wife of I'.ttrick Hardy, aged 72 years, 2 months and 24 days. ANDREW -At Elimvillc. on Monday, July 30, 1906, Mervyn, the infant mon of Mr. and Mrs. Albert An- drews, aged 1 year, 1 month and 13 days. ANIMNIA 1 I■tilt!_- 1�lr l • as�� 1 1/ti��`e�ii%r �ti��'M I LLON 1 N O E -STAY FENCE 1,•1S11t TA f,''',$•‘ •lr..r ST IT P.mIst.,AK M 1•.t. F very wen 1s I,.,: 14 LarA.,+l and t1., ierso11 aro an 111.:11 (•a,:t,,.' .rt en,I. It rt.., N a•r,'l an ' IItu.,trat.•1 l"stat e, Mme- -)te. y we.t• 1. IiC,.1_ CO. .I IIT D. a VII 14C6 CO.. a.1MITRD. W. J. IiEAMAN, Agent. Exeter Locals Subseribo for THE TIMES. 40 cents till the end of the year. THE ATTORNEY GENERAL'S DE. partutent has received information that some person is collecting funds in the eastern part of elle. Province ostensibly for the erection of .a new Methodist church somewhere north of New Liskeard, The 'public +care 'warned to look out for :this person ne he is not known to the authori- ties of the .Methodist church. THE CITY DAILIES ON SATUII- day contained the following para- graph, which relates to a former teacher, Miss Jessie Robertson, in our public school and a young lady who had many friends here. "A Miss Robertson, ugcd 00 years, 0 school teacher from Godcrich. Ont., who }s said to 'bo subjected to nervous at- tacks, mysteriously disappeared from her hotel in Quebec Thursday morn- ing and Jos not been seen since. Miss Robertson recently proceeded to New Glasgow, N. S., to visit friends. and ai riving from 1 here on Wedneaday last, was met at the I. C. R. station by her brother. who had Qom° from Ontario to meet her She registered at the 'hotel Victoria, Quebec. and the seine day visited St. Anne do hioaupre, returning to Quebec the s'uno evening. Thursday mornin; Mr, Robertson went to oall on his sister, when he found her gone, tak- ing her purse, contoinin; n consider. able sum of money, and leaving her hand satchel that contained her re- turn railway tickets. The detec. tives'are now looking for her. At the los( seaslon of Parliament :in act WAS passed rre;uiring the in- spection of milk cans. These nre 10 ba •pts vented at The offices of the weights ond menaures for !inspection. The fees to he charged for thein vri- Iloalion art : Two gallons and under, 10 tents .reach; ovor two and not ex- ceeding five :;,a/lone, 20 cents: over five and not exceeding ten :r.allons, 30 cents; over ten gallons, 50 cents. If cans aro inspected before Oct. 1.1, next. the lees will be only one half the sums mentioned. After thnt date all persons Bolling milk by measure in eons not properly in- spected sand stamped ,will subject themselves to a nevero penalty. Each can in which milk is sold by measure must be clenrly stamped or branded "milk can." FOR OVRtt HiXTY 1 h:ARRS AN Ota ♦ern \Vsti,,L-Term ItNNIDY.-Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been rued for over tasty yowl by millions of mothers for their children while teething, with perfect meows. it soothes the child, aoftens the game, allays all pain es wind collo. and Is the best remedy for ISlarrh caroa. It is plesNant to the taste, Sol by drugalsts In every part of the world. 25 "ante a bottle. Itsalne is incalculable. Be sure end take Dire Wlnelow'a Soothing Syrup and snit for no other kind. Bears the AThe Kind Y31 Have Always Boughl Signature et Fail term opens Sept 4 In deciding to ret a business edue cation or shorthand .training, it Is wise to e.hoos" a schrol that is well.. known for strictly legh-grade work. The ELLIOTT TORONTO, ONT. is well known las ono of the bes0- Commorci•al Sohools in existence. Ili record this year ha; been most ret markable. None of our graduated are out of positions and the demand for them is about twentytimes thb supply. Write to -day for our mage nifictnt oatalogue. 1 W, J. ELLIOTT, PxincIpat. Cor. Tonga and Alexander Street" OUR PIANO SALES For the pest month have been very satisfactory both to our- selves and our customers. This we attribute to our exceptional good values and easy terms or payments, OUR GOODS are the finest the market afford" and our terms most liberal, Do not listen to the men who say all manner of evil of us but call and see and judge for yourself. Sewing Machines Our Sewing Machines are 0, K. Also a fine Line of Statio nery Cheap. S. MARTIN & SON If You Suffer with Rheumatism Dr. Sboop'a Rheumatic Remedy Will Bring the Utmost Relief that !Medicine Can. The one remedy whi• n many pbyftetans tilt 0 to free the system of the Rheumatic Pois- e wblch are the cnu» of all Rh•umatj��, boo, Sciatica• t rout. Is DR SHOOS s R/1II- i 0 Rillst,r. 1)r. S ,cop fpeet twenty seat' experimenting he- ,� fore be discovered 41 Ined chemicals which made posilble almost alwa)! certain cure felt mausm, etc. 141,01401:1:410751 at Da. OOP's Rain• , R turn boot' / tate pMb Ip_thati, oi.lhl4 sheen nod 1 drty� tom the blood 55. oiaeae w h 1 e 11 need 1 e e lling. And of the pain - seppdof theeuf- Rb1eumatl.m. wbereacure Ie otabl or 11- i.„, 1• L.. .Ton who have •$. � !1 1 from pairs r, se Rbeum:ita-.n; •Ii pain seta then that to las and swell! tering-04 'lhisremedynet foible. ll cow ld16 tot *reed and ifipif 9elk o W toe r twingos of vela to q4 p o earlly heroin,. st1Q II 1 tcauM-u.ttrcD aII ttP�' CPR . cIl1f pill the klQbdO t1 *comp lakes rev lta Sola �ad 1)1 \V. S. I iOWEY. It a • 4 - ..........••••••••••••• ••• •N••••••••••• = THE 110LSONS BANK (incorporated by Act of Pnrliement 185.5)CAPITAL PAID UP •••• ••• •••• $3.000.000.00 RESERVE FUND •• •••• ••-• •••• S3e000,000.00 IS llranchen in Ontario, Quebec.. Alberta Britbh Colombia and Manitoba EXETER BRANCH Open every Iswful Day from 10 A. Sr. to % r. N. except Saturday 10 A. M. to 1 P, tf. Farttnere' Malo Nolen eaehed or collected. Forms supplied on nrplleatlon. DRAFTS on all points In the Dominion, t: rent Britain and Un - Iced Ft Me.. bought and sold at lowest recce c,f exchange, SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Depoetites of •1.00 and upwards received. Interest com- porndrd half learley. and added le principal Jure 1Mh and iaecember 31.1. De- pn•tts !wet pt•' MAO lulled and htgilc•t current :to • of Intere'.t allowed, Advnncee utade to farmers stock dealera end business men at lowest rate and on most (alorable terms. Anent,. et Exeter for Dom. Government, Dlckfcr. & Caillrp, Ft7 tilcctt. N D HURDON,Manager. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••• . . 4 •