Exeter Times, 1906-08-30, Page 5THE EXE'1 eJR TIMES, AUGUST 3Otll lDOti.
SHINGLES
We have just received a carload of British Columbia red
Cedar Shingles and one cf Now Brunswick Shil:gles and are
now in a position to supply your wants in this line.
Parlod woofing
We are agents for this original Ready Roofing, it is
used on barns, factories, in fact any building that need a
good ro . Ask us about this roofing and ger a circular.
L VU. VExt Lr.
T� oss-Tulor6O.__________
ree•+*.a'++++.+++++± The Osborne and flibbert
Farmer's Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Gompanu
Head Office, Farquhar, Ont.
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
for sante.
M.JACKSON &SON
Main -St. Exeter. I
One door south of
Metropolitan Hotel.
the +
Y&DICAL__
ONW. BROWNING, M. D.. M. C.
• P. 8e, Graduate Victoria Uni-
=ty. office and resldenence. Dominion,
atary, Exeter.
DR. A, F. MALLOY, MEMBER
Clam ONTARIO COLLEGE PHY SI-
A.
Moilins.nd Oftica Main street. ocessor
J. t
en first street north of Poet Office, Exeter,
Ontario.
DRS. Y. AND H. M. COWAN, 394
Piccadilly Street, London, Ont.
Telephone 153.8. Long distance connection.
Special attention git en diseases of women and
fi�eery. Ox!bh) or C. P. It. Street Care to
polbotoe ,.treet eke you almost to the door.
Mo ethertvarra lgeineer city lce. nts fors patients frocial m and
ma
distance.
DENTAL -
DR. A. R. KINSMAN, L.
OpD. S. D. D. 8., Honor Graduate
of Toronto University, Dentist.
Teeth extracted without pain or
bad after effects. Ofllee In Fan -
eon's block. West side of Main
tsa•tt,"Exeter
DR.
D.
R. G. F. ROUI ETON, L. D. S.,
S., Dentist. Member of
.R. C. D. S., of Ontario and Honor
Graduate of Toronto University.
O,VICE:-Over Dickson & Carling'a
Lew Offices in Dr. Anderson's former
dental parlors.
i''iONEY TO LOAN.
We have • iarge amount of private funds to
Ma on farm and village properties at lowrata.
lateiM>. OLADMAN R STANRUItY
Barristers Solicitors. Main St. Exeter.
DICKSON & CARLING,
e Bol' -store Notaries Conveyancers
Qommissib cr•, Solicitors for the Molaone
k. Etc.
to Loan at lowest rates of interest.
1rTICE i -MAIN STREET, EXETER.
L. H. DICKSON
IL CAALT116 R A.
iIIIII0MAti (CAMERON, CONVEY•
aneer, will] drawn, money to loan
' is real estateet. also licensed Auctioneer for
es
moderate. Orders'Ieft at the'ertb7IMon and PS )t atrmy
residence, Farquhar will receive promvt alt en
moo.
MONEY TO LOAN
We have unlimited private funds for Inveat
-Ma upon farm or village ;roperty at loan
Mos -f ,nom DICKSON & CARLINO
Exeter
Harsh, purgative remedies are
Last giving way to the gentle action
and mild effects of Carter's Little
Liver „Wds. if you try them they
wilt ccs ainly please you
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SINGE -STAY FENCE
ttin!R1. The 1,11i.n Iiiw.aST.tY Tr,eletmie
Of MOS 5 I.01 steel 211T1'. 21,-I c .1•.1 1..
pr.t.rt 11 1.1 ,1 t',. r.' . t..4 ro. trf.tl. n 8,:1 ex-
Wostratcd u:eSo,•ue tree- 1.-.-e wets
ereaVel
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MCC C • ►.trdsio.
W. J. BEAMAN Agent. Exeter
Pres.: -J. A. NORRIS, CROI/ARTY P.O
Vice -Pres.: J. L. RossELI„
RUSSELLDALE. P. O.
DIRECTORS.
W. H. PASBMORE, FARQUHAR P.O.
Wm. ROY, BORNHOLM P. O.
WM. BROCK WINCIIELSEA P. O. t
T. RYAN, DUBLIN P. O.
AGENTS.
JOHN EMERY. Exeter. agent for
Ueborne and J3ilidulph.
OLIVER HARRIS, Munro. agent
for Hibbert. Fullerton and Logan.
B. W. F. BEAVERS,
Se cy.Treas. Farquhar.
GLADMAN & STANBURY. Solicitors
Fail term opens Sept 4
In deciding to get a business edu-
cation or shorthand training, it is
wise to )c,haose a school that is well-
known for strictly high,,rade work.
The
TORONTO, ONT.
is well known us one of the best
Commercial Schools in existence. Its
record this year has been most re-
ma:rkablc. Nono of our graduates
aro out of positions and the demand
for them is about twenty times the
supply. Write to -day for our mag-
nifioont catalogue.
W, J. ELLIOTT, Principal.
Oor. Yonge and Alexander Streets
OUR PIANO SALES
For the past month have 'teen
very satisfactory both to our-
selves and our customers. This
we attribute to our exceptional
good values and easy terns of
payments,
OUR GOODS
are the finest the market affords
and our terms most liberal,
Do not listen to the ;ten who
say all manner of evil of us but
call and see and judge for
yourself.
Sewing Machines
Our Sewing Machines are O. K.
Also a fine Lino of Statio
nery Cheap.
S. MARTIN & SON
A TRIP THROUGH THE WEST.
\Ve left Banff Saturday, for Cal-
gary. The road rens °Long the Bow
river, is not much of a ftrming.dis-
trict, nothing tett r,isturine of hors-
es 'and cattle. We reached Calgary
about 1.30 1'. M. In this town we
met some of our old neighbors. W.
J. Gourley. formerly of Kirkton ices
a very prosperous blacksmith, do.
ing the lar)geat trade in the ,city jn
his Zine, employing j7 men. He has
got a lot of property around him.
\\-e also met .f, 1', Ross, one of our
old townsmen. Ile looked as well
a:, ever. Mts. (toss and family are
well and like 1Lcir new home. They
any they will have to send down to
hetes for some conned goods when
the Exeter Inning factory thele
started. Fruit 's very tear in !this
• ,a�:rroc1.uu,r,1te1...,...•a
l) 00 Mors
A\egetable 1.1:n:Iratioltfor As-
sinlildting L1r •:oci�lrt,Rcgutit-
ii1►p time 5tomr d 1 amu! Bowels of
I t:1,KT HJLDRl N
Promote sDi stion,C•heerful-
ness andRest.Contai ns neither
Oplum,Morphine nor lateral..
NOT NAIt::OTiC.
JBlgw a/Afd Irse,: L72 P!7C1 1
ilay.l. Ja 1-
AUX 'trine •
Alin Sod •
lipperraint
Eh rwm
do•J,,Lm •
?lino Steel -
C/rdF: d JufiF .
IIS,eiyesw Dara:
Aperfect Ilcinrdy for Constipa-
tion, Sour Stu etc h.I)iarrboea,
%forms ,Convulsions, feveri sh-
ness and Loss OF SLEEP.
Fac Simile Signature of
NEW YORK.
EXACT COPY of WRAPPER.
•
CA$TORI
For Infants and Childr
The Kind You H
Always Bough
Bears the
Signature
of
u
For Ov
Thirty Yea
CASTOR!
T,.[ c[MT.L,1 ce-.AA1T. M[t/ YOAK CIT
I over sett•, the cattle +evading in
grass up to their knees and as fat
as butter. This is the place for a
rancher. Between Red eager and
Ewart is all small scrub and large
ewer. There is a largo saw -mill in
Red Door, and have any amount of
logs, which cure brow; he down the
river fully 70 miles. This town is
like all others, property being held
far above its value.
A. E. ILODGERT
IT ICINGS IN YOUR EARS.
That some cough is everywhere
you zo. deep and hollow because con-
sumptive. F.i,ret 'it was oat.arrh
which could hove !been cured by Cat-
arrhozone Moral, never neglect a
cold, never trifle ;with Oatarrh, go
to your druggist land •act Catnrrho-
zone. ht's instant death to colds,
cures in a few minutes. Throat
trouble and catarrh disappear as by
magic. C,xtarrhozono is the ' great
throat, nose end bronchial remedy
to -day. Thousands use it, doctara
prescribe it, -why, because it does
relieve quickly and cure thoroughly.
Two sizes, 25c. and $1.00 nt nil deal-
ers.
EDUCATIONAL NOTES
As Monday, Sept. 3rd is a statu-
tory ;holiday. public school work will
bo deferred until Tuesday. Sept. 4th
alt 010. m. when every scholar in the
l'ublio school section, <rnd gverj'
student desiring to eater the fli:gh
-school department is re;nested to
present themselves for plarin3 and
introduction to the work of ;the
germ. About two thirds of last
sesaion's number in the High school
department have app( ed for desks.
Those who have not dome eo should
promises to be a very full one. The
staff of appointments for (ho ensu -
in; year year are as follows: 11. f9.
de ►a.rtment, L. C. Flcmine, I'rinci-
pt ,with Miss A. E. Dorrington and
h ss A. F. f:hid1ey as first and tee-
cond assistants. The public school
staff aro represented by Mina C.
Voepor, Miss Walrond, 5liss McCtI-
lum, Miss Howard gond Miss Martin.
the most of whom have proved
themselves in everytriy worthy 4y
years of :genuine and effective work.
82,800.00 is the vino re con(ribution
to 1)10 work of the Pchoo1. When
one remembers that the salary list
alone totals four thousand and other
expellees nearly a thousand irnore,
the evidence is ample Ihat no waste
of funds is permitted by the board -
The school in tnnint tininz its fine
record for good work :tad is now fic-
in; looked to by a 1uc itionml author -
city Qpples being 8c, per `pound. ipities throuzhout the Province as n
1
have driven Ground Stere a proal deal centre of first rate importance in the
and hate noticed that farmers, int
drawing in their hay, nae a wood
rnxk, with side stakes all the wily
round. about 4 feet high. The rel.
son for this is the hay is too *short
to build on a hay tack like thee;(
used in Ontario.
Wednesday we left for Cro sfield.
This place is on tate Told to Edmon-
ton and is surrounded by some very
goal band, whirs resells from :110 to
$30 par erre. Looking nround here
till night we left for fled Deer.
There is some (good country nlonz
this track. The land 1s nearly all
acruh,thia is whit 1 did not like
but they way tout here 1 R where
educational work of the province.
This week cleaninz operations are in
1roeress and everything is expected
10 bo in rr1 dincss for the hundreds
who will wend their way on .d he
nlornin f •of Tuesday, Sept. -Its, to
11e, hills and beautiful ;rounds of
Exeter'.: Putties school for another
yell. of hard work and leen hfull
play. Honor and peas students in
the Commercial Department tnay re-
ceive their diplomis on npplicetion
to the Seare tary.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative 'Tromp Quinine Tab-
lets. All druggists refund Ibe mon-
this grow- is the (rest of land. ev if it falls to cure. E. W. Grove's
On arriving at Hod i)eer, we met signature is on each box. 25o.
with an old retuaintatroe, Mr. A. \ic-
Itl:,in, from the 12th conecateou, 1(1h -
herr. Ile is es 'hnppy as a free :to
clover. 1 hove just driven about
.id miles vest to el place battled Ev-
er, s. 9') ere is •a ideal country
r ourd 1 hi., place. It is ns yet
about 20 miles from a railroad. They
have the F: teat ureas for olefin
Huron ^trey's Success. -We con -
ere 'nate Mr. 11. Freeborn Johnston
on stinting?: the l.1w•ard Blake sah'o-
larship in Clnssi.a and Mathemati.'a
al To:»ole► University Matriculation.
Mr. Johnston stood second in Gen•-
oraI I'rofiaienry, first in Ulissica
and Mit )Ic11111.- . second in Methe-
To Cure a Cold in One Day.
'Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab ets.�� �
sive. It/11os bows said In wt 12 'months. �r signature, box. 25c.
matios and Science, first in 'Mathe-
matics and fteoond in Science. Ho is
the eldest son of Mr, Wm. II. John-
ston, teacher of S. 8. No. 14, Stanley.
and ;grandson of the late !Henry
Johnatron, of Ashfield. Freeborn ob-
tained his Public school education et
his father's school, passing the 4f.
8. entrance examination in 1900. He
remained in the Public school until
the beginning of 1904, whin be en-
tered Clinton C. I. and secured his
Junior Leaving Certificate in that
yeah. After another year's study at
Clinton, she ,obtained both parts of
his Senior Teacher's ccrtificnte in
1905. Ile .went to 8eaforth C. I. in
September 1905, and studied Honor -_
Mr,. E. Jones is visiaiu; her
d;ur,hter :et 1Iaple Lode.
Mr. Jo.a lbiuuaey ,will 6011 toy pub-
lic auction his valuable farm :,sin; ,
t tri front i1131
t Of lot 20, con. 8
htephen, ou \Vednesd,ly• &I't.
'Chiu is a first clnss tarot and is
ttell cutlivated.
S1. Marys. Au.ust 27.- rile voto on
the by-law to advance $40.000 to-
w;•rdr buit,j;jl ,1 3 -Jilt -old from
St. Marys to Embrt, tt is tarried
hero 10 -day by a majority of 414
votes. The r,ilrrxld, which is (0 1)("!
celled the St. Marys and Western
Ontario Railroad, is to inset ;the C.
1'. R. at I•:mbro, and the C. 1'. It.
have agreed to ;feet the said rood
at limbo and agree to operate .t tie
rod as soon as it is completed. run-
ninL trains into and out of St..Marys •
at stated times. The citizens acro
very much earned over the Tesults
of the sotin� and feel that as soon
as the C. 1'. It. trains enter St.
Marys it will mean an era of pros-
perity such as S1. Marys has never
even. • t • e ,D�t
HICK'S FORECASTS.
A Regular Storni l'eri,at is tee-
tral on September the lst., extend -
up to the 4th. The month; promisor
to oomo in with aroa8 of high Aetna
perature, low barometer and storms
making their transit from east to
west. The climax, or culmination of
this period will fall on rand touch-
ing the 2nd. the date of - 1`. ha full
Moon. If high barometer rind west-
erly (pales follow (hese storms. look
for •olwnge to touch cooler with frosts
possible in the north. But the -Moon
does not pass 'the celestial eluator
coming north, until the 0th. strong-
ly indicating that high temperature
and threatening. electrical storms
may not subside entirely at the end
of the first period. The lst. to the
4th. is .;tlso 0 probable seismic per:
iod.
THE MEETING OF TILE MEDrr
al•1 men hold .in Toronto 'last Week
Was the most important neeline of
the members of the .art ithat ever
took place and teas attended by the
zroalest living representatives. A-
mong those who were present and
;are addresses were Sir tW. .11.
Broadbent, of London. Eng., physi-
cian to the King ; Sir James •Barr,
Liverpool; Sir W. S. A. Griffith,
London, En,., Sir Viotor .Ilorstey,
London. and other notable , tphysi-
cians. There were representatives
from New 7.eub'tnd. Australia, Japan,
South Africn, Egypt, Italy, Germany
Franoo,U. 8.. Great Britain and Can-
ada. Leol.ures were given on each
!branch of medicine and medioal eur-
,aery, tend were instructive in the
hrehest derroe. The next meeting of
the Eooiely will be held in Exeter,
Fns.
G. T. R. Time Table
ale t r iou t ion work, with the result
that ho has won the`higli honors giv-
en above. 1Lr. Johnston ms on* 18
years of age. We wish him 'meccas
and a goodly share of honors during
Tho time of the arrivals of trains
going north aad south are as fol-
lows: -
GOING NORTH
No. 31 ...... 9.30 A. M.
lois University career. Ilis ability, No. 33 ...5.54 P. M.
integrity and diligence no n Atu- GOING SOUTH
dont are n guarantee of success in No. 32 ...... 8.35 A. M.
after life."-Godcric.h Star. No. 34 ... ... 5.05 P. M.
j e, te.1.. M.,ww,,w Q.
Fromm Ni ,HTMTGALE
The Angel of the Crimes
Irtain her home In the West End of London, passing the days of the late
Autumn et her life in an lasalld chair, lives a white-haired. sweet-faced,
kindly -voiced noble woman. whom the world know; as Florence Nightingale.
Dorn in 1820 in Florence. Italy. the daughter of a wealthy Englishman, un-
der his levint• tutorship she mastered the clasalcs and literature, became a
good musician and learned several Taegu:set s.
She Lad a genies for helpfulness, a cona':rration to humanity that found
expression in sweet ministrations of love and care of the sick and suffering.
in nursing she saw a nob'e career for women and in 1849 went to a Protes-
tent school for noise-, on the Rhine. On her return to England she as-
sumed management of a sanitarium for Invalid governesses. In 1854 Enc -
!and was rowed to a white heat of Indignation by the revelations of the hor-
rors of the hosp'tal service of the Crimea. Government Incompetency. imbe-
cile red tape. rascally dishonor and criminal neglect in treating the sick and
wounded soldiers made mere war itself a paradise of mercy by enntrsst•
Dante's inferno seemed a mild bit of imagination In the face of the real hor-
rors at Scutari. with four miles of twits huddled in one three -:'tory house.
Florence Nightingale volunteered to had a band of women to transform
the hospitals in the name of humanity. and in November. 1854, with thirty-
eight nurses she rearhe l Scutari. Her magic touch brought order out of
chaos; the sunshine, eweetnesi and soothing peace of woman's work filled
the rooms: the ghastly mortality was reduced to n minimum; soldiers
!rounded and dying kissed the rhadow of the angel of the Crimea as It fell
across their counterpanes or reverently touched the hem of her garment es
she passed near them. Often for twenty hours et a stretch she stood giving
h<r orders -the noble leader of her little army of peace; and her kindness.
wisdom, sweetness, energy. influence and inspiration seemed inexhausHh'e.
For tan years she }:opt ftp the flglt and with health impaired ro•urneel
to t nglnnd, shunning all publicity. The 150.000 testimonial tendered her by
the peop'e, she refused, but finally accepted to found a training school for
nurses. By penny subscriptions tho soldiers secured enough to erect a statue
to her memory. hut this, too, she rejected. For nearly fifty years she has
been an invalid, and yet this "Grand Old Woman of England," at the age of
elrhty-five is still serene. sweet, helpful end contented, with a name that will
ha hallowed as long as the British army and the IJritlsh nation shall endure.
1ntn' 1easflat t. .41) I' r1 •et oee,n. n, la th. r•,r 122,►, w,C fret, .1 11.►rM"ment or Atrleeliser
What is a Backache?
IT IS NATURE'S WARNING TO WOMEN
Diseased el Waaa's Oryaalss Curd tad
Ceesegaest Pale Stopped by Lydia L rfail-
'a \'eeetapk G� osad.
p
" It teems as though my back would
tweak." Women utter the;,, words over
and over again, but continue to drag
along and suffer with aches in the IQ null
of the hack, Lain low down in tlw'side
'•t>eariug-clown" pains, nervousueas unel
no tunbition for any task.
They do not realize that the back is
the mainspring of woman's organism,
and quickly indicates by aching a dis-
eased emulation of the female organs or
kidneys, and that the aches and pains
will continue until the cause is removed.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound has been for many years the one
and: only effective remedy in such cases.
It speedily cures female organs and kid-
ney disorders and restores the female
organs to s healthy condition.
FARM FOR SALE
A choice farm in tic toss uship of
' ton, 75 (tares, gaol bank barn.
stables end drive house. Five acres
of maple bush. Goal d: filled well,
• wit h wind mill. Good (,:•chard and
all in high ratite of cul;ivati,on. For
terms 51041 141rtiouhirs nr,l•ly to Thos.
Catueron, Ear•puli;ir.
VILLAGE PROPERTY
FCR SALE:
11;11 acro in vilktgc of Farquhar -
OH tt Eich there is erector! u Largo
brick building fitted for store •anti
dtcclliug, and ct neat brick coltase
and stable will be sold rep:irtately or
lin one block.
T11O$. CA\LF:ICON
hit rq uses r.
Dear Mrs. Pinkhain
"I suffered a long time with female
trouble having intense pains in the back
and abdomen and very sick headaches every
month). 1 was tired and nervous all the
time and life looked very dreary to me and
I had no desire to live until I began to take
Lydia E. Pinkhant s Vegetable Compound
and to get some relief. My recovery was
slow but it was sure, and I never regretted
the money spent for the Compound as it
brought me back to good health.
"It seems to be a medicine especially
adapted to the ills of our sex and 1 am glad
to say a good word for it." ---Mrs. Albert
Mann, 154 (lore Vale Ave., Toronto, Ont.
No other person can give such helpful
advice to women .who are sick as can
Mrs. Pinkham, daughter-in-law of Lydia
E. Pinkham. Her address is Lynn,
Mase., and her advice free.
FARM FOR SALE. -That erdehent
farts lend Lot 1), Cenc**ai011 10.
Usborne, containing 10t) acres. about
15 aortas being gond hutch. This
1 farm is in excellent condition, first
class well. windmill, b_trn, etc. Tho
farm 'lams been seeded to grass for a
number of years and Was used prin.
apally for posture. The fcncee are
in good condition. Apply to Wm.
Croery, \Vinoholset : Hobert Berry.
Kirkton, Exeoulors of canto of
IWei baste Robert Cresry.
FARM FOR SALE.-Tlutt excellent
farm, Lot No. 17, Concession 8.
Blanchard, consisting of 104 acres.
well divined. well fenced, with large 1
brick house of 10 rooms, two large
cellar(, two excellent barns and driv-
ing ,shed. hoe pen :and hen house,
never -toiling welts. All this farm is
in good state of ctlltlea lion, with 13
acres of summer fall %w. Possee.siots
will be given at once. Apply to Mra.
Tbom:'.s Garnish, W.co1hain, for par-
ticulars,
Executors Notice
EXECUTORS SALE OF MILL
J.'ltOl'ERTY-The executors .of
the estate of the late Henry Cook
will offer for sale by public nuction
by Thomas Brown, Seaford", auction-
eer, on the premises. \Vednesday,12th
day of September, 1906, at 2 o'clock
p. in., the property known as the
ilensall Flour Mills; property con-
sists of a four-story frame grist
mill, brick basement and steel roof,
ettutled on Wellington street in the
will . re of Hensall. county of Huron
the elevator in connection can "store
about 40 tone of shorts, 80 •tons of
bran, two or three airs of flour)
eight to ten thousand bushels of
wheat : brick engine -room: Corliss
en3ino 16236, boiLnt• 14 feet by 7.2 in-
ches: borne woodshed, twill hold
about 150 cords of wood ; (name cont
shed, will hold about 300 tons of
coal; leas opal elevator for, unloading
toil by steam power : mill is lighted
by electricity with an eighty -light`
dynamo: capacity of mill, 150 bar-
rels; busy all the year with good
trcede: large chopping. gristing and
retatil trade; this mill is located in
1 he best w)1oat- row•ine district in
western Ontario, and has Toed con-
nections with a number of !cedilla
biscuit manufacturers; biz demand
for feed; mill is situated on G. T.
1t. cocks: zoo teaming required.
Itod3crville Dw•ellineg Property.
There w'itl (ono be otfcred for elle
that 2 1-2 story brick dwellin3, with
brick kitchen, stable and ono acre of
hind more or less, situ,etee on Lon-
don raid, on Southeast corner. 1 1-1
utiles south of Ilensall, known as
the ltotcrvillc 1lostoffice property;
terms of File, 25 per teat of the pur-
ehise money in cask on the day of
site, and balance thereof within thir-
tv,latys thcrfrafter, without interest.
or arranzcmenls con be made with
the pureluoser for the securing of n
port ion of sties Ixilnnce by way of
mort z -.t a on the premicees ; poese•s•-
son Oat. 15, 1900; further particu-
l'cci n
Lire may Pe obtain(r1 on app i do
to cony of the undor'r,i•ancd. Dated
a1 Ilensxi11 this 14th day of August,
WOG:. 11. J. D. Cooke. exec.tttorte
solicitor. Gilharine and Cornelius
Cook, ererl'l Or A.
\VUOI)11AM
Mr. James antler beat a valuable:
hone" on Saturday Inst.
Mr. and Mrs. 1.. Ford spent Fri-
day in St. Marys.
M.icheel lirethour is busy repair-
ing show t.rrain for the fa11 fairs.
Miss White will reopen her dress-
nrmk:int shop on September 3rd.
A.MTORTIL.
Bean Ube iM itlnd You Hate Alva WI
Minstar*
et
FARM FOIL HENT. -Lot four, con,
twelve, McGi.11ivr,y. About 75
aores in grass and under cultivation.
reirr'inder in bush. Good clay joani
Coal fences and drains; comfortable
house; .two _good frame barns;lyood
water. Apply to lLrl•trd Blackwell
Mooresville P. O. or Gladman &
Stnnbury, Barristers, Exeter.
\Vhen a woman suffers from de-
greasing ,weakness, silo .then keenly,
roalizea bow helpless -how thor-
oughly worthless she is. Dr. 81100f1
has brought relief to thousands of
such women. He Tenches discuses pe.•
culi•ar to women ;an two, direct, spec-.
ific ways --a local treatment known)
by druggists everywhere as Dr.
Shoop's night cure, and a otonstirt
tuitional or internaI presoription oal4
led Dr. Shoop'( Restorative. Dr.
Shoop's night cure is applied boasta
ly and at night. It works while yotl
sleep. It reduces inflammation. it
stops disoh:►rges, it heals it smoothes,
it comforts. it cures.
Dr. Shoop's Restorative (tablet or
liquid form) is a constitutional.
nerve tissue tome. It brings renew-
ed strength, lasting ambition and
vigor to weak, lifeless women.
These two remedies, singly, or used
together, have an irresistible, poei-1
Live helpful power to the user. Try,
them a month and stye. Sold by W.
S. Howey.
THE
BE[L T[LEPHONE COMPANY
OF CANADA
is about to issue a new Telephone Di-
rectory for the district of Western
Ontario including the town of
EXETER
Orders for new connections, changes
of tient names, changes of street ad-
dresses or for duplicate entries should
be handed in to the local manager at
once,
A MARCHAND
Local Manager.
In Womanly Ailments
and Weaknesses
Of. Shoop's Nigbt Cure Soothes, Heels
and Cures while the Patient Sleeps.
The best remedy which physicians knQw f9R
ale Weaknesses is composed of mini of a►
yIn white 1111.. To this are added o
las which draw out the poisons and
, 1 inflamed membrane''. This soothing a
p140 10011 application la known by drug le
and physicians eseryweere as Da. SBoOYO
•11100? CtrkE-because. It cotta while the pa -
m o r n i n g finds the
flea, the dUcen
man women
dom. They su3�r.
they never k6ti�
:o °11e yet 1)flll� allthisurs
stale
o an
road( strong , t -mill ' •
e to a:•' N ll ell pertenee
r 1oA vl testily or ro-
tI) kealile Wo.
1hls eve 11F
o .uttertnitM
hie message of
cheer. ft is to
that Da. see
.rims sleeps and the
the Inflamms-
ted. The lives of
sof martyr•
y are sick,
a c nese IA
ivery 1 Ifo[ ���
Dust and perfcc
laaheod. It is to ,C ti i t'
o Ing numb r t
e�D� Shoop scudo\
aaQ life and Ko
NCkead atti ag women
?j$a r' COR. will come as a Halm Of 011
,_Ott may not know yp(ivr trouble by t
itclan. give it. bus remember Doe
0r CC1tn may he r••:,••,1 upon In all
b tatlon, fapir:.1 the wo{pb.
w b or ovarl•... ;-uoorrhoo.
1m (tion, convv,e:.,-. Irreguiar or
libation. Ask fur or. stowed
lsy
14. Recommeaded an,1 sold by
NV. S. IIC)WEY.
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TII B 1'1OLSONS BANK
Ella
(incorporated toy Act of Parliament I8.1;i)
CAPITAL PAID UP •••• •• • •••• 53,000,000.00
RESERVE FUND • • • • • • • • • • • 53,000,000.00
18 Branches In Ontario, Quebec. Ali erta 11,1114) ('olnenbfa and Manitoba
EXETER BRANCH
Open every Iwwful Day from 10 A. M. to 3 T. M. exrcpt Saturday 10 A. M. t0 1 r, 11.
Farrriere' Bole Notew cashed or collected. Forms supplied
On application. D1IAFTs on all 1.0111. in the Dominion, Oreat Britain and Un•
Iced States. bought and sold at lowest rates of exchange,
111AVINOA DEPARTMENT
► Deposits of 101.00 and upwards reteJ ved. interest corn -
pounded half yearley, And added In prineiral June Smelted December 31st. De-
posita lteeelpta also issued and highs -t current raze^ of interest allowed.
Adwesticee made to fanners ptock dealers and business men at
lowest rates and on greet favorable teen*. Akmnt. et Freer for Doth. Government.
Dlckeon & Caritrg, 1,(1 ()lett. 14 D. HURCON, Manager.
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