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THE EXE'1 r;R T1MES, AUGUST 30tH 1906.
SHINGLES
We have just received a carload of British Columbia red
Cedar Shingles and one cf New Brunswick Shingles and are
now in a position to supply your wants in this line.
Period ;Roofing
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 get a circular.
- Go. Ltd.. Exeter.
Tib ossTduIor
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. Iw - Inc Osborne and fllbbert
Farmer's Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Gompanu
Head Office, Farquhar, Ont.
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4
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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 sane.
M.JACKSON &SON
Main -St. Exeter.
One door south of the I
Metropolitan Hotel.
II$DIOAL
J�V. BROWNING, M. D.. M. C.
. P. S„ Graduate Victoria Uni-
w tee. once and reeid.nence. Dominion,
story, Exeter.
DR. A, F. MALLOY, MEMBER
ONTARIO COLLEGE PHYSI-
�aa� and Surgeons. Suooessor to Dr. J. A.
aeilIne, Office, main street. Residence, east
en fleet street north of Poet Office, Exeter,
Ontario.
DRS. Y. A N v II. M. COWAN, 3114
Piccadilly Street, London, Ont.
Telephone 1628. Long distance eonnectiou.
Special attention given diseataes of women and
fiery. Oily} or C. P. R. Street Cars to
=borne street Cake yon almost to the door.
No other
Special
e sp►tal anararraemuts for patientfrom
&stance.
- DENTAL --- - -
• Dn. A.It. KINSMAN, L.
lapD. S. D. D, se Honor Oradaate
of Toronto University. Dentist.
Teeth extracted without rain or
bad after effects, Office In Fan.
eon's block. West aide of Main
\Weet.'Exeter•
DR.
D.
R. 0. F. ROU LSTON, L. D. S.,
„ Dentist. Member of
/ B. C. D. 5., of Ontario and Ilonor
°graduate of Toronto University.
01FIelie-Oyer Dickson & Carling'e
LawOffices in Dr. Anderson's former
dental parlors,
jONEY TO LOAN.
We have a large amount of private fends to
Sas on farm and village properties at tolerate.
taMr eL OLADMAN es STA\BURY
Barristers Solicitors, Blain St. Exeter.
DICKSON & CARLING,
e So1'e1tonr Notaries Convey sae ars
Ita
itetApen, tloltcitort for the oleons
Etc.
boo+ at loweat rates of interest.
E t -MAIN STREF,T, EXETER.
.Cantina ft. A. L. 0. Dtc:sox
NOMAS CAMERON, CONVEY-
+anc
er wills drown, money to loan
as real estate, also leceno•ed Auctioneer for
Use counties lof Huron and forth. Charge,
.ideoce, Ftelehar ewiti recde etprompt eatmen
tion.
MONEY TO LOAN
We have 1mltmitedprivste funds for Invest Wye driter►aroutld here 0 good deal
Beata termor vtllwgetropertywt lower
arse ,a
lnl,ere-t. nd have noticed that farmers, in
DiCKSON& CARLING drawing in their hay, use a wood
rrack, with redo stakes all the wily
round, about 4 feet high. The rea-
son for this is the hay is to. ehort
to build on a bay .rack bke those
used in Ontur.o.
Wednesday we left for Crossfield.
This plate is on tree rout to Edmon-
ton and is surrounded by some very
good land. whirl' ells from *10 to
$30 per acre. Looking nround here
till night we left for Red Deer.
There is Some hood country nlonz
this track. The land Is nearly n I I
eec.rub,this .is wivet I did not like
but they toiy cwt here. 'that where
this grows is the best of kind.
On eirrivintr et lied Deer. we met
with an old equaintence, Mr. A. alc-
itlatn, from the 12th coneess:,on, Hib-
bert. Ile is es 'happy as n ire in
clover. 1 have just driven about
3a miles v est to a plate called Ev-
er",. Ti ire is el tgcfrl country
around this place. It en yet
about 20 anile+ from a railroad, They
!erre the grcetest grass for : file
Pres.: -J. A. NORRIS, CROMARTY P.O
Vice -Pres.: -.T. L. RUSSELL,
1tUSHFLLDALE, 1'. O.
DIRECTORS.
W. 13. PASSMORE, FARQUHAR P.O.
Will. Molt, Boexam to P. O.
Wm. BROOK WINCHELSEA P. O.
T. RYAN, DUBLIN P. O.
AO BETS.
JOHN EMERY, Exeter. agent for
Osborne and Jliddulph.
OLIVER IIARRIS, Munro. agent
for Hibbert, Fullarton and Logan.
B. W. F. BEAVERS,
Secy.Treas. Farquhar.
GLADMAN & STANBURY. Solioitore
Fall term opens sept 4
In deciding to get a business edu-
cation or shorthand training. it h
wise to tabotose a school that is well-
known far strictly high.gro(le work.
The
ELLIOTT
aide,
TORONTO, ONT.
is well known ias one of the best
Commercial Schools in existence. Its
record this year has been most re-
ma:rknble, mono of our graduates
are out of positions and the demand
for them is about twenty times the
supply. Write to -day for our mag-
nificent oatalogue.
W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal.
Cor. Yonge and Alexander Streets
OUR PIANO SALES
For the past month have been
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 moat liberal.
Do not listen to the 'ren who
say all instiner 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 TRW THROUGH THE WEST.
We left Banff 8-aturday, for Cal-
gary. The road runs along the Row
river, is not much of It farming_dia-
triet. nothing but ry'sturin3 of hors-
es crud eel tie. \1e reached Calgary
about 1.30 1'. M. in this town we
met some of our old neighbors. W.
J. Gourley, formerly of Kirkton is
a very prosperous blacksmith, do-
ing the largest trade in the city jn
his line, employing )7 necn. Iie has
gill a lot of property oround him.
1\-e also met .1. 1'. Ilos+e, one of our
old townsmen. Ile looked as hell
as ever. Mrs. Ross rind family ere
well and Tike their new home. They
Aly they will leave to send down t0
Exeter for some canoed goods when
t he Exeter conning factory egels
started. Fruit is very dear in !this
city g ill es truing Kc, per pound. 1
Exeter
Harsh. i'ulgative remedies are
feat giving ti ay to i he gentle action
and mild effects of Carter's Little
Liver 44,1lf, If you try them they
will certainly please you
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r,w(ri. The Pa., 111Na ,a -STAY Ee..ntna,to
Of lint cat b.rt red etr.% ana c +l.d W
peM..t0.► fr^+a t' cit -ts ce t...trartt.m .r.t ed.
ithatraiea a+ut>:w tree- 1,re a{.ut.
was W
11EAlIAN. Agent. Exeter
CASTORI
For Infants and Childr
The Kind You H
Always Bough
Bears the
Signature
of
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For Ov
Thirty Yea
CASTOR!
TMa ecNTauw eo.►awv, waw tteww.IT
I over saw, the cattle evading in
grass up to their knees and as fat
as butter. This is the place for a
rancher. Between Red LDeer and
Evart is 011 small scrub and large
poplar. There is 0 large saw -mill in
Iced Deer, and hive any amount of
logs, which cure brought down the
river fully 70 miles. This town is
like all others, property being held
fair above its value.
A. E. IIODGERT
IT RINGS IN YOUR EARS.
That same cough is everywhere
you so, deep and hollow because con-
sumptive. First 'it seas ,catarrh
which could hive :been cured by Cat-
arrhozone Moral, never neglect a
cold, never trifle ;with Oatarrh, go
to your druggist and act Catarrho-
zone. It's instant death to colds,
cures in a few minutes. Throat
trouble .and catarrh disappear as by
mngic. Cntarrhozone is the ' great
throat, nose and bronchial remedy
to -day, Thousands use it, doctors
prescribe it. -Why, because it dos
relieve quickly and cure thoroughly.
Two sizes, 25c. and $1.00 nt all deal-
ers.
EDUCATIONAL NOTES
As Monday, Sept. 3rd ,is a statu-
tory holiday, public school work will
bo defer red until Tuesday, Sept. 4th
nit (1 a. M. when every scholar in the
I'ubho school section, sand ti; very
student desiring to eater the High
4choot department is re:puested to
present themselves for placing and
introduction to t he work of ,t he
term. About two thirds of last
:session's number in the ITi:li SchooI
department have appked for desks.
Those who have not done so should
promises to be a very full one. The
staff of appointments for the ensu -
in; yeer year are as follows: H. S.
do rartment. L. C. Flcminz, Princi-
pt ,with Miss A. F:. Dorrington and
A ss A. F. Chidlcy cgs first and ,e-
oond assistants. The public school
staff ono represented by Miss C.
Voepor, Miss Walrond, Miss McCol-
lum, Miss Howard and ATiss Martin.
the most of whom have proved
themselves in everywiy worthy 41)y
ytnre of .genuine and effective work.
$2,800.00 is the villaze contribution
Io thio work of the school. When
one remembers that the salary list
alone totals four thou'nnd and other
expenses nearly a thousand trnore,
tire evidence is nmplc Hint no waste
of funds i, permitted by the board•
The rchool is m'aintainine its fine
record for good work and is now be.
in; looked to by educ•ttional author-
ities throuebout the Province ns a
centre of first rate importance in the
educational work of the province.
Ti's week cleanin; operations aro In
p,roereee and evcrythinz is expected
to be in rowdiness ter the hundreds
who will wend their trey on ,dhe
morning •of Tuesday. Sept. 4th, to
(be hells and beautiful ;rounds of
Exeter',. Public, school for another
year of herd work 0nd heelthfuU
play. honor and pies ,tudents in
the Commercial Ikpertmcnt may re-
ceive their diplomas on application
to the- Secretory.
matios and Science, first in 'Mathet-
maties and second in Science. Ho is
the eldest son of Uri Wm. U. John-
ston, teacher of 8. 8. No. 14, Stanley.
and grandson of the late Henry
Johnstron, of Ashfield. Freeborn ob-
tained his Public school education at
his father's school, passin7 the ail.
S, entrance examination in 1900. He
renrained in the Public school until
the beginning of 1904. want -lie en-
tered Clinton C. I. and secured his
Junior Leaving Certificate in that
'd rtt
s
study
Clinton, ,IRs obtained both parts of
his Senior Teacher's certificate in
1905, 110 went to Seeforth C. I. in
September 1905, and studied Ilonor
Matriculation work, with the result
that ho has won the•hi;h honors giv-
en above. Mir. Johnston tie on* 18
years of age. We wish him emcees
and a goodly share of honors during No. 31 ...... 9.30 A. M.
itis University career. His ability, No. 33 ...5.54 P. M.
integrity and diligence es to tato- GOING SOUTH
dont are n guarantee of success in No, 32 ...... 8.35 A. M.
after lite."-Godericth Star. No. 34 ...... 5.05 P. M.
d tu.ht
Jtra,. nr l•:. ut JuJlan.•.ule .s v,s.•tn• ll.•r� What is a Backache?
Mr. Jo.s Vanua.). Mill soil by pub
A choice fares in the tont [Ishii) of
Ft.11attOn, 75 acres. pkat Gunk bsrn,
stables end drive house. Five acres
of mettle bush. Good d. illed well,
• Lt it h wind still. Loot! ,. chard and
all in high mote of cul;.v:ation. For
terms and pertioulars :,t+t'ly to Thos.
Cameron. Farquhar.
VILLAGE PROPERTY
FCR SALT:
11.it acre in village of Farquhar•
on a Lich there is erected u Largo
brick building fitted for store end
dwelling, and a 'wet brick cottage
and stable will be sold sepenately or
in one block.
THOS. CAMERON
FLtrquhir.
lie aurtio.1 Itis vilatab!. farts being IT IS NATURE'S WARNING TO WOMEN
the front halt of lot 20, con. 8
Stephen. on \Wednestley, Sept. 5. iitgasef til W(tstut'e OTIMISs Cured sad
This is a first cLtss farm and 14 coasearanathis St.ppM by Lydia E risk.
Vas's Vegetable Csapott sd.
Lyell cultivated.
5t. Marys, Au,tust 27. -The voto on
t he by -I:111 to advance $40.090 to-
ttards building .t y-alitotd from
St. Mary.; to Embro IV a9 etrritd
here today by a majority of 414
votes. 'Taw ea:leor-id. which is to be
willed the St. Marys end Western
Ontario Railroad. is to meet dile C.
P. It. n1 Embro, and tho C. 1'. It.
hive a_rc•ed to meet the said roud
at Embro and 0;ree to operate •t he
road as soon as it Is completed. run-
nins trains into and out of 81..Marys
at stated times. 'The citizens aro
very much elated over the a results
of the toting and feel that as soon
as the C. 1'. It. trains enter St.
Marys it will mems an era of pros-
perity such as Sr. Marys has never
seen, - t ,lf.1
IIICK'S FORECASTS.
A Regular Storm - Perm( i.s tee/i-
ll-al on September the 1st., extend -
up to the 4th. The tnotttti promises
to memo in with a.roalt of high temr
peruture, low barometer and storms
making their transit from east to
west. The climax. or culmination of
this period will tan on and touch-
ing the 2nd. the date of , f li full
Mees'. I1 high barometer and west-
erly gales follow these storms, look
for change to much cooler with frosts
passible in the north. lint the Moon
does not pass tiro celestial e:puaitor
coming north. until the 6t1,. strong-
ly indioating that high temperature
and threatening, electrical storms
may not subside entirely at 'the end
of the first period. The 1st. (0 +the
4th. is also a probible seismic per,
iod.
TIIE MEETING OF TIIE MEDf,-
c.a1 men •held ,in Toronto last week
w•.:ts the most important meeting of
the membars of the .art (that ever
took piece+ rand was attended by the
zroalest livin; representatives. A-
mon; (bolo who were present and
gave addresses were Sir tW. .11.
Broadbent, of London, Eng., physi-
oion to tho Kin; ; Sir James Barr,
Liverpool: Air W. S. A. Griffith,
London, Eng., Sir Viotor ,Horsley,
London, and other -notable tmhysi-
coans. There were representatives
from New ZeuLand, Australia, Japan,
South Arrieu, Egypt, Italy, Germany
Franoo.IT. 8.. Great Britain and Can-
ada. Lectures were given on each
branalt of medicine and medical sur -
;cry, and were instructive in the
hi.;hest dcr"roe. The next meeting of
the aooiety will be held in Exeter,
Fug.
G. T.
R. Time Table
Tbo time of the arrivals of trains
going north and south are as fol-
lows: -
GOING NORTH
lAMOUS
BY FANNIE M.LOTHROP
%Cie N- LAI+,. e,.eeeve.M Ce,
tfroP.!NCE NiGHTiNGALE
The Angel of the Crimea
in her home in tits West End of London. passing the days of the late
Autumn of her life in an !eyelid chair, lives a white•halred, sweet•faeed,
kindly -voiced noble woman, whom the world knowa as Florence Nightingale.
Born In 1820 in Florence, Italy. the daughter of a wealthy Englishman, un-
der his lovinr bearable she mastered the cidstics and literature, became a
good musielan and learned ce:eral inngu:; rs.
She ;tail a genies for helpfulness. a coneccretlon to humanity that found
expression le sweet ministrations of love anti Ore of the sick and suffering.
In nursing she sew a nob:e career for women and to 1849 went to a Protes-
tant school for 'arses. on the Rhine. On her return to England she as-
sumed management of a sanitarium for invalid governesses. In 1851 Eng -
TO CURE A COLI) iN I)NE DAY land was roused to a white heat of indignation by the revelations of the hor-
Take Laxative Promo Quinine Tab. rors of the hospital service of the Crimea. Government incompetency. lmhe-
lete. All (rutegiste refs'( the mon- elle red tape, rascally dishonor and criminal neglect In treating the sick and
ey if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove'. wounded soldiers made more war 11elf a paradise of 'terry by contrast.
s gnature ie on each box, 25e,
'A Huron Boy's Success. -We con -
elite Mr. 11. Freeborn Johnston
on winnin,t the Edward Mike echo-
Inrship in Classics and Mathematic,
at Toronto University Matriculation.
Mr. Johnston stood second in Gen-
er.al I'rof--iency, first In Classics
and J1 at h,ntntic+. second in Mathe-
?)ante's Inferno seemed a mi' t hit of imagination in the face of the real hor-
rors at Scutari. with four mils of beds huddled In one three rtnry house.
Florence Nightingale volunteered to had a hand of women to transform
the hospitals in the name of humanity. and In November, 1854. with thirty-
eight nurses she rearhe•I Scutari. HIer magic touch brought order out of
thane: the sunshine, aweetnest end soothing peace of woman's work fllltd
the room,: the ghastly mortality was reduced to a minimum; soldiers
welinded and dying kissed the rhndow of the angel of the Crimea as It fell
aeroes their counterpanes or reverently touched the hem of her garment as
phe mimed near them. Often for twenty hontre at a stretch she stood giving
her orders -the noble leader of her little army of peace; and her kindness.
wisdom. swcetneps. energy. influence and Inspiration seemed Ine.hsnstib'e.
For two years she kept app the fl:;ht and with health impaired rehtrne•i
to England, elemninfr all publlelty. The (50000 testimonial tendered her by
the peop:e. she refused. lint finally accepted to found a training school for
nurses. fly penny subecriptlons the soldiers secured enough to erect a statue
to her memory. but this. too. *LA rejected. For nearly fifty years sh° has
hewn an 1r,valid, and yet this "Grand Old Woman of England," a1 the age Of
eighty -Ave Is still selene, sweet, helpful end contented, with a name that will
1
be hallowed as long as the -British army and the British nation shall endure,
Ewt.t•1 ee 5:ll.r N Art Mia., r Ai,MM al P•••44,14 tn..-,r Irv. r1 R. ext, s1 1J. p.r.nmeot of a,rkaiteea
" It seems as though my hack would
oreak." 1Von►en utter these worts over
and over again, but continuo to drag
along anti oilier with aches in the mush
• to ► 'de
of th., hack, pain low down n in tl e'er t
"bearing -down" pains, nervousness ami
no ambition 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 condition of the female orbrens or
kidneys, and that the aches asci pains
will continue until the e11119e is removed.
Lyedia E. Pinkhaut's Vegetable Com-
pound has been for many years the one
wad; only effective remedy in such cases.
It speedily cures female organs and kid-
ney disorders and restores the female
organs to a healthy condition.
Dear airs. Pinkltam
"I suffered a long time with female
trouble having intense pains in the back
and abdomen and very sick headaches every
month. f was tired and nervous all the
time and life looked very (Wary to me and
I
had no desire to live until 1 began to take
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
and to get some relief. My recovery was
slow but it was sure, and 1 never regretted
the money spent for the Compound as it
brought me hack to good health.
'It seems to be a medicine especially
adapted to the ills of our sex and I am glad
10 say a good word for it." -Mrs. Albert
Mann, 164 (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. Pinkhain. Her address is Lynn,
Masa., and her advice free.
Executors Notice
FARM FOR SALE
EXECUTORS SALE OF MILL
PROPERTY -The executors .of
the estate of the late Henry Cook
will offer for Salo by public auction
by Thonnas Rrowt., Soaforth, auction-
eer, on the premises, Wedncsday.12th
day of September, 1906, at 2 o'clock
p. ni., the property known us the
Hensall Flour Mille; property con-
sists of a four-story frame grist
mill, brick basement crud steel roof,
situated on Wellington street in the
vial • re of Henttall. county of Huron;
the elevator in connection can store
about 40 tons of shorts, 80 dons of
bran, two or three care of flour)
eight to ten thouwend bushels of
whoa( ; brick enzine-room ; Corliss
engine 16x36, bother 14 feet by 72 in-
ches; f name woodshed, twill hold
about 150 oords of wood ; frame con/
shed, will hold about 300 tons of
coil ; has ora -1 elevator for unloading
coal by steam power : mill is lighted.
by electricity with an eighty-light
dynamo; capacity of mill, 150 bar-
rels; busy all the Yell* with good
trade: large cioppine. gristing and
retail trade; this mill is located in
the best whoateerowine distriot in
western Ontario, and has zood con-
nections with a number of leadinx
bis.uit manufacturers: b.; demand
for feed; 'rill is situstted on G. T.
11. 4 rocks : jam . teaming required.
Rodeervillc Dwelling Properly. -
There will oleo be offered for scale
that 2 1-2 story brick dw•elline, with
brick kitchen, stable rind ono acre of
land more or leas, situated on Lon-
don rend, on Southeast corner, 1 1-1
miles south of Ilenyall, known os
the Ito;ervilie l'ostoffice property :
terms of stile, 25 per trent of the pur-
eleiso money in cash on tate day of
pale, and balance. thereof within thir-
t v :lays therrofter, without interest,
or :arrangements cnn be made with
the purchaser for the securing. o[ n
portion of such balance by way of
ntoN z•t.;e on the premif es ; poases-
s:on Oot. 15, 1900; further Tr:(rticu-
1rtrs may ,be obtained on application
to any of the undorKrned. L.ttrd
at Ilene -all this 14th day of August,
1906;. H. J. D. Cooke, executors
solicitor. Catlinrine and Cornelius
('ook, executors.
1V(M)1)11AAt
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Nit-. .1 rales Mi)Jer lout a valuable
horse on Saturday Inst.
Mr. and Mrs. I,. Ford spent Fri-
day in 81. Marys.
ALicdraeil lirethour is busy repair -
n for tho fail faint
will reopen her drew'.
en September 3rd.
TCIO IFI. TA..
1Ne Y,Ind Yon MN Alas Mel
in; /chow zr.ti
Miss White
nrakin r shop
ads
Iwo tin
•ipato»
of
'WARM FOR SALE,_-'1•ttat excellent
farm land I.ot 9, C ncseaion 10.
t'sborne, containing 100 acres. about
15 Sones being good butch. This
farm is in excellent condition, first
class Stell, windmill, burn, etc. not
farm itas been sealed to grass for a
number of years and was used prin.
chatty for pasture. The fences are
in good oondition. Apply to Wm.
Croery, \Vinohelsea ; Robert Berry.
Kirkton, Executors of estate of
the Ia.to Itobart Creery.
FARM FOR BALE. -That excellent
farm, Lot No. 17, Concession 8.
lit ric,letrd. consisting of 104 acres,
well drained. belt fenced, with large
brick house of 10 resents, two large
cellars, two excellent learns and drov-
ing ,;bed, boa pen ett,I ben house, 2
never -foiling LveIls. All this farm in
in goad state .of cultivation, with 13
acres of summer fallow. Possession
.•1111 IX: given at once. Apply to Mrs.
Thomas Varnish. \\rrollvam, for par-
ticulars.
FARM FOlt RENT. -Lot four, con.
twelve, A1cGit•livt !y. About 75
gores itt grass and under cultivation,
reeceeinder in bush. Good clay loam'
Coot fences :and drains; oomfortablo
house; .two food triune barns ; .zoom
water. Apply to It;cd•rard ,Blackwell
,Mooresville P. O. or Gladman &
8tanbury, Barristers, Exeter.
When a woman suffers from do-
plressing ,weakness, alio then keenly
realizes bow helpless -how thor-
oughly worthless she is. Dr. Shoop
has brought relief to thousands eta
such women, llo roaches diseases Pee
culictr to women :in ham, direct, spec_
ifio sways -tet local treatment known)
by drug;ists everywhere as Dr.
Shoop's night cure, and a aonetio
tutional or internal prescription cafe
led Dr. Shoop's Restorative. Dr.
Shoop's night cure is applied fowl.;
ly and at night. It works while you
sleep. It reduces inflammation, it
stops disoltergcs, it heals it troathcs,
it comforts, it cures.
I)r. Shoop's Pestoretivo (tablet or
liquid form) is .t constitutional,
nerve tissue tonic. It brings renew-
ed strength. lasting ambition and
vigor to weak, lifeless women.
These two remedies. singly, or used
together, have an irresistible, perie
tivo helpful power to the user. Try
them a month and sere. Sold by W,
S. Howey.
THE
BEI TEIEPHONE COMPANY
OF CANADA
is about to issue n new Telephone Di-
rectory for the district of Western
Ontario including the town of
EXETER
Orders for new connections, changes
of firut names, changes of street ad-
dresses or for duplicate entries should
be handed in to the local manager at
once,
A (1ARCHAND
Local Manager.
In Womanly Ailments
and Weaknesses
Dr. Shoop's Night Cure Soothes HMIs
and Cures while the Palled Sleeps.
•
The best remedy which physicians knew fee
le W eekaeems Is composed of pares of s
In white 11)7. To this are added 0
fes which draw wit the poisons and
• laflamied membranes. Ties sootbtng
W e local application la known by drug t•
and Physicians e,eryn'htre a. Da. S006p'ti
$troaT Ctrka-becauseit cures while the tra-
morainic flogs ape
tion. the
Mach
many women
Glen steeps and the
Iteib. inflamme-
d. The lives of
s Of martyr•
ate Dick,
don. Trey
tbey never
s *.11 day -yet alt thl. suC
.ed .totpsneo 1 (l l r i i �� uooere.
s.ery ailing till
aaa4e . troog I I I` I 1 I
to et• J
r and vl•
epos sed perfcc
tttta00d IL fa to 1 l l I -f'
ing Dern lrrr'
Shoop sends\
fife and gn t0
'sick and aping women
,N�t Cv*i will cnmc• :as w Rite Of 01
eons, 501 knr,w ..w- trouble by 1•e
lytIclans
glue it. bet r.member Dt? ' I
9tt'r Cuda map he r•,•d upon In wl1 •''
b1�atation, faith : ..1 the wo(sb, . ff' •
b or °Tart•.. Iaueorrbnse. �`,
anon. cons.s ...-1. irregular or t, t, t
Wi�eytlk$tton. Ask for Dr. Snoop's T .
s. Recommended and •ta14 by
NV. S. I if )WI:.Y.
en
smel►'p s
moieties tfe
tlf btaltb APo-
thls eve lar
of suffering,*
els menage o
eheer. It 1.
that Da. Sao
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THE !'1OLSONS BANK
(Incorporated by Act of Parliament 1855)
CAPITAL PAID UP •••• •• •• • 53.000,000.00
RESERVE FUND • • • • • • • • S3.000,000•00
18 Brancbeer in Ontario, Quebec. Atherta lrriti.h Colombia and Manitoba
EXETER BRANCH
Open every Lawful Day from 10 A. M. to 3 P. M. rxreyt Saturday 10 A. Ir. to 1 r. 0.
Farmers' Sale Notes cashed or collected. Forms supplied
On ST+Pticetlon. DRAETs on all ).oit.t. in the Domicile.% Orcwt Britain and Un•
Ited State+, bought and sold at lowest rates of ezrhantre,
BAVINOM DEPARTMENT
Deposits of *1.00 ani upwards reeejved. interest com-
pounded half yearley, and addict 10 prirnrttal Jnne 3i11.td December 31.t. De•
posits fterelpt. also Issued and highs• -t rnrrent rat., of Interest allowed.
Advances made to fanners stock dealers and hasineen men at
lowest rates and on meet fa%ora).1e tern+-. /teem, et Fetter for Dom.0ovetnment,
Dlckfon & Carlirg, 111 ( icer, N D HUM CON, Manager.
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Aperfect Remedy for Constipa-
tion, Sour Stornnch,Diarrhoea.
Worins,Convutsions,Feverish-
ness and LOSS OF SLEEP.
Facsimiple Signature of
42s, Et a ..
NEW YO1i'1C.
t b months- old
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CASTORI
For Infants and Childr
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Always Bough
Bears the
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CASTOR!
TMa ecNTauw eo.►awv, waw tteww.IT
I over saw, the cattle evading in
grass up to their knees and as fat
as butter. This is the place for a
rancher. Between Red LDeer and
Evart is 011 small scrub and large
poplar. There is 0 large saw -mill in
Iced Deer, and hive any amount of
logs, which cure brought down the
river fully 70 miles. This town is
like all others, property being held
fair above its value.
A. E. IIODGERT
IT RINGS IN YOUR EARS.
That same cough is everywhere
you so, deep and hollow because con-
sumptive. First 'it seas ,catarrh
which could hive :been cured by Cat-
arrhozone Moral, never neglect a
cold, never trifle ;with Oatarrh, go
to your druggist and act Catarrho-
zone. It's instant death to colds,
cures in a few minutes. Throat
trouble .and catarrh disappear as by
mngic. Cntarrhozone is the ' great
throat, nose and bronchial remedy
to -day, Thousands use it, doctors
prescribe it. -Why, because it dos
relieve quickly and cure thoroughly.
Two sizes, 25c. and $1.00 nt all deal-
ers.
EDUCATIONAL NOTES
As Monday, Sept. 3rd ,is a statu-
tory holiday, public school work will
bo defer red until Tuesday, Sept. 4th
nit (1 a. M. when every scholar in the
I'ubho school section, sand ti; very
student desiring to eater the High
4choot department is re:puested to
present themselves for placing and
introduction to t he work of ,t he
term. About two thirds of last
:session's number in the ITi:li SchooI
department have appked for desks.
Those who have not done so should
promises to be a very full one. The
staff of appointments for the ensu -
in; yeer year are as follows: H. S.
do rartment. L. C. Flcminz, Princi-
pt ,with Miss A. F:. Dorrington and
A ss A. F. Chidlcy cgs first and ,e-
oond assistants. The public school
staff ono represented by Miss C.
Voepor, Miss Walrond, Miss McCol-
lum, Miss Howard and ATiss Martin.
the most of whom have proved
themselves in everywiy worthy 41)y
ytnre of .genuine and effective work.
$2,800.00 is the villaze contribution
Io thio work of the school. When
one remembers that the salary list
alone totals four thou'nnd and other
expenses nearly a thousand trnore,
tire evidence is nmplc Hint no waste
of funds i, permitted by the board•
The rchool is m'aintainine its fine
record for good work and is now be.
in; looked to by educ•ttional author-
ities throuebout the Province ns a
centre of first rate importance in the
educational work of the province.
Ti's week cleanin; operations aro In
p,roereee and evcrythinz is expected
to be in rowdiness ter the hundreds
who will wend their trey on ,dhe
morning •of Tuesday. Sept. 4th, to
(be hells and beautiful ;rounds of
Exeter',. Public, school for another
year of herd work 0nd heelthfuU
play. honor and pies ,tudents in
the Commercial Ikpertmcnt may re-
ceive their diplomas on application
to the- Secretory.
matios and Science, first in 'Mathet-
maties and second in Science. Ho is
the eldest son of Uri Wm. U. John-
ston, teacher of 8. 8. No. 14, Stanley.
and grandson of the late Henry
Johnstron, of Ashfield. Freeborn ob-
tained his Public school education at
his father's school, passin7 the ail.
S, entrance examination in 1900. He
renrained in the Public school until
the beginning of 1904. want -lie en-
tered Clinton C. I. and secured his
Junior Leaving Certificate in that
'd rtt
s
study
Clinton, ,IRs obtained both parts of
his Senior Teacher's certificate in
1905, 110 went to Seeforth C. I. in
September 1905, and studied Ilonor
Matriculation work, with the result
that ho has won the•hi;h honors giv-
en above. Mir. Johnston tie on* 18
years of age. We wish him emcees
and a goodly share of honors during No. 31 ...... 9.30 A. M.
itis University career. His ability, No. 33 ...5.54 P. M.
integrity and diligence es to tato- GOING SOUTH
dont are n guarantee of success in No, 32 ...... 8.35 A. M.
after lite."-Godericth Star. No. 34 ...... 5.05 P. M.
d tu.ht
Jtra,. nr l•:. ut JuJlan.•.ule .s v,s.•tn• ll.•r� What is a Backache?
Mr. Jo.s Vanua.). Mill soil by pub
A choice fares in the tont [Ishii) of
Ft.11attOn, 75 acres. pkat Gunk bsrn,
stables end drive house. Five acres
of mettle bush. Good d. illed well,
• Lt it h wind still. Loot! ,. chard and
all in high mote of cul;.v:ation. For
terms and pertioulars :,t+t'ly to Thos.
Cameron. Farquhar.
VILLAGE PROPERTY
FCR SALT:
11.it acre in village of Farquhar•
on a Lich there is erected u Largo
brick building fitted for store end
dwelling, and a 'wet brick cottage
and stable will be sold sepenately or
in one block.
THOS. CAMERON
FLtrquhir.
lie aurtio.1 Itis vilatab!. farts being IT IS NATURE'S WARNING TO WOMEN
the front halt of lot 20, con. 8
Stephen. on \Wednestley, Sept. 5. iitgasef til W(tstut'e OTIMISs Cured sad
This is a first cLtss farm and 14 coasearanathis St.ppM by Lydia E risk.
Vas's Vegetable Csapott sd.
Lyell cultivated.
5t. Marys, Au,tust 27. -The voto on
t he by -I:111 to advance $40.090 to-
ttards building .t y-alitotd from
St. Mary.; to Embro IV a9 etrritd
here today by a majority of 414
votes. 'Taw ea:leor-id. which is to be
willed the St. Marys end Western
Ontario Railroad. is to meet dile C.
P. It. n1 Embro, and tho C. 1'. It.
hive a_rc•ed to meet the said roud
at Embro and 0;ree to operate •t he
road as soon as it Is completed. run-
nins trains into and out of 81..Marys
at stated times. 'The citizens aro
very much elated over the a results
of the toting and feel that as soon
as the C. 1'. It. trains enter St.
Marys it will mems an era of pros-
perity such as Sr. Marys has never
seen, - t ,lf.1
IIICK'S FORECASTS.
A Regular Storm - Perm( i.s tee/i-
ll-al on September the 1st., extend -
up to the 4th. The tnotttti promises
to memo in with a.roalt of high temr
peruture, low barometer and storms
making their transit from east to
west. The climax. or culmination of
this period will tan on and touch-
ing the 2nd. the date of , f li full
Mees'. I1 high barometer and west-
erly gales follow these storms, look
for change to much cooler with frosts
passible in the north. lint the Moon
does not pass tiro celestial e:puaitor
coming north. until the 6t1,. strong-
ly indioating that high temperature
and threatening, electrical storms
may not subside entirely at 'the end
of the first period. The 1st. (0 +the
4th. is also a probible seismic per,
iod.
TIIE MEETING OF TIIE MEDf,-
c.a1 men •held ,in Toronto last week
w•.:ts the most important meeting of
the membars of the .art (that ever
took piece+ rand was attended by the
zroalest livin; representatives. A-
mon; (bolo who were present and
gave addresses were Sir tW. .11.
Broadbent, of London, Eng., physi-
oion to tho Kin; ; Sir James Barr,
Liverpool: Air W. S. A. Griffith,
London, Eng., Sir Viotor ,Horsley,
London, and other -notable tmhysi-
coans. There were representatives
from New ZeuLand, Australia, Japan,
South Arrieu, Egypt, Italy, Germany
Franoo.IT. 8.. Great Britain and Can-
ada. Lectures were given on each
branalt of medicine and medical sur -
;cry, and were instructive in the
hi.;hest dcr"roe. The next meeting of
the aooiety will be held in Exeter,
Fug.
G. T.
R. Time Table
Tbo time of the arrivals of trains
going north and south are as fol-
lows: -
GOING NORTH
lAMOUS
BY FANNIE M.LOTHROP
%Cie N- LAI+,. e,.eeeve.M Ce,
tfroP.!NCE NiGHTiNGALE
The Angel of the Crimea
in her home in tits West End of London. passing the days of the late
Autumn of her life in an !eyelid chair, lives a white•halred, sweet•faeed,
kindly -voiced noble woman, whom the world knowa as Florence Nightingale.
Born In 1820 in Florence, Italy. the daughter of a wealthy Englishman, un-
der his lovinr bearable she mastered the cidstics and literature, became a
good musielan and learned ce:eral inngu:; rs.
She ;tail a genies for helpfulness. a coneccretlon to humanity that found
expression le sweet ministrations of love anti Ore of the sick and suffering.
In nursing she sew a nob:e career for women and to 1849 went to a Protes-
tant school for 'arses. on the Rhine. On her return to England she as-
sumed management of a sanitarium for invalid governesses. In 1851 Eng -
TO CURE A COLI) iN I)NE DAY land was roused to a white heat of indignation by the revelations of the hor-
Take Laxative Promo Quinine Tab. rors of the hospital service of the Crimea. Government incompetency. lmhe-
lete. All (rutegiste refs'( the mon- elle red tape, rascally dishonor and criminal neglect In treating the sick and
ey if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove'. wounded soldiers made more war 11elf a paradise of 'terry by contrast.
s gnature ie on each box, 25e,
'A Huron Boy's Success. -We con -
elite Mr. 11. Freeborn Johnston
on winnin,t the Edward Mike echo-
Inrship in Classics and Mathematic,
at Toronto University Matriculation.
Mr. Johnston stood second in Gen-
er.al I'rof--iency, first In Classics
and J1 at h,ntntic+. second in Mathe-
?)ante's Inferno seemed a mi' t hit of imagination in the face of the real hor-
rors at Scutari. with four mils of beds huddled In one three rtnry house.
Florence Nightingale volunteered to had a hand of women to transform
the hospitals in the name of humanity. and In November, 1854. with thirty-
eight nurses she rearhe•I Scutari. HIer magic touch brought order out of
thane: the sunshine, aweetnest end soothing peace of woman's work fllltd
the room,: the ghastly mortality was reduced to a minimum; soldiers
welinded and dying kissed the rhndow of the angel of the Crimea as It fell
aeroes their counterpanes or reverently touched the hem of her garment as
phe mimed near them. Often for twenty hontre at a stretch she stood giving
her orders -the noble leader of her little army of peace; and her kindness.
wisdom. swcetneps. energy. influence and Inspiration seemed Ine.hsnstib'e.
For two years she kept app the fl:;ht and with health impaired rehtrne•i
to England, elemninfr all publlelty. The (50000 testimonial tendered her by
the peop:e. she refused. lint finally accepted to found a training school for
nurses. fly penny subecriptlons the soldiers secured enough to erect a statue
to her memory. but this. too. *LA rejected. For nearly fifty years sh° has
hewn an 1r,valid, and yet this "Grand Old Woman of England," a1 the age Of
eighty -Ave Is still selene, sweet, helpful end contented, with a name that will
1
be hallowed as long as the -British army and the British nation shall endure,
Ewt.t•1 ee 5:ll.r N Art Mia., r Ai,MM al P•••44,14 tn..-,r Irv. r1 R. ext, s1 1J. p.r.nmeot of a,rkaiteea
" It seems as though my hack would
oreak." 1Von►en utter these worts over
and over again, but continuo to drag
along anti oilier with aches in the mush
• to ► 'de
of th., hack, pain low down n in tl e'er t
"bearing -down" pains, nervousness ami
no ambition 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 condition of the female orbrens or
kidneys, and that the aches asci pains
will continue until the e11119e is removed.
Lyedia E. Pinkhaut's Vegetable Com-
pound has been for many years the one
wad; only effective remedy in such cases.
It speedily cures female organs and kid-
ney disorders and restores the female
organs to a healthy condition.
Dear airs. Pinkltam
"I suffered a long time with female
trouble having intense pains in the back
and abdomen and very sick headaches every
month. f was tired and nervous all the
time and life looked very (Wary to me and
I
had no desire to live until 1 began to take
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
and to get some relief. My recovery was
slow but it was sure, and 1 never regretted
the money spent for the Compound as it
brought me hack to good health.
'It seems to be a medicine especially
adapted to the ills of our sex and I am glad
10 say a good word for it." -Mrs. Albert
Mann, 164 (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. Pinkhain. Her address is Lynn,
Masa., and her advice free.
Executors Notice
FARM FOR SALE
EXECUTORS SALE OF MILL
PROPERTY -The executors .of
the estate of the late Henry Cook
will offer for Salo by public auction
by Thonnas Rrowt., Soaforth, auction-
eer, on the premises, Wedncsday.12th
day of September, 1906, at 2 o'clock
p. ni., the property known us the
Hensall Flour Mille; property con-
sists of a four-story frame grist
mill, brick basement crud steel roof,
situated on Wellington street in the
vial • re of Henttall. county of Huron;
the elevator in connection can store
about 40 tons of shorts, 80 dons of
bran, two or three care of flour)
eight to ten thouwend bushels of
whoa( ; brick enzine-room ; Corliss
engine 16x36, bother 14 feet by 72 in-
ches; f name woodshed, twill hold
about 150 oords of wood ; frame con/
shed, will hold about 300 tons of
coil ; has ora -1 elevator for unloading
coal by steam power : mill is lighted.
by electricity with an eighty-light
dynamo; capacity of mill, 150 bar-
rels; busy all the Yell* with good
trade: large cioppine. gristing and
retail trade; this mill is located in
the best whoateerowine distriot in
western Ontario, and has zood con-
nections with a number of leadinx
bis.uit manufacturers: b.; demand
for feed; 'rill is situstted on G. T.
11. 4 rocks : jam . teaming required.
Rodeervillc Dwelling Properly. -
There will oleo be offered for scale
that 2 1-2 story brick dw•elline, with
brick kitchen, stable rind ono acre of
land more or leas, situated on Lon-
don rend, on Southeast corner, 1 1-1
miles south of Ilenyall, known os
the Ito;ervilie l'ostoffice property :
terms of stile, 25 per trent of the pur-
eleiso money in cash on tate day of
pale, and balance. thereof within thir-
t v :lays therrofter, without interest,
or :arrangements cnn be made with
the purchaser for the securing. o[ n
portion of such balance by way of
ntoN z•t.;e on the premif es ; poases-
s:on Oot. 15, 1900; further Tr:(rticu-
1rtrs may ,be obtained on application
to any of the undorKrned. L.ttrd
at Ilene -all this 14th day of August,
1906;. H. J. D. Cooke, executors
solicitor. Catlinrine and Cornelius
('ook, executors.
1V(M)1)11AAt
--
Nit-. .1 rales Mi)Jer lout a valuable
horse on Saturday Inst.
Mr. and Mrs. I,. Ford spent Fri-
day in 81. Marys.
ALicdraeil lirethour is busy repair -
n for tho fail faint
will reopen her drew'.
en September 3rd.
TCIO IFI. TA..
1Ne Y,Ind Yon MN Alas Mel
in; /chow zr.ti
Miss White
nrakin r shop
ads
Iwo tin
•ipato»
of
'WARM FOR SALE,_-'1•ttat excellent
farm land I.ot 9, C ncseaion 10.
t'sborne, containing 100 acres. about
15 Sones being good butch. This
farm is in excellent condition, first
class Stell, windmill, burn, etc. not
farm itas been sealed to grass for a
number of years and was used prin.
chatty for pasture. The fences are
in good oondition. Apply to Wm.
Croery, \Vinohelsea ; Robert Berry.
Kirkton, Executors of estate of
the Ia.to Itobart Creery.
FARM FOR BALE. -That excellent
farm, Lot No. 17, Concession 8.
lit ric,letrd. consisting of 104 acres,
well drained. belt fenced, with large
brick house of 10 resents, two large
cellars, two excellent learns and drov-
ing ,;bed, boa pen ett,I ben house, 2
never -foiling LveIls. All this farm in
in goad state .of cultivation, with 13
acres of summer fallow. Possession
.•1111 IX: given at once. Apply to Mrs.
Thomas Varnish. \\rrollvam, for par-
ticulars.
FARM FOlt RENT. -Lot four, con.
twelve, A1cGit•livt !y. About 75
gores itt grass and under cultivation,
reeceeinder in bush. Good clay loam'
Coot fences :and drains; oomfortablo
house; .two food triune barns ; .zoom
water. Apply to It;cd•rard ,Blackwell
,Mooresville P. O. or Gladman &
8tanbury, Barristers, Exeter.
When a woman suffers from do-
plressing ,weakness, alio then keenly
realizes bow helpless -how thor-
oughly worthless she is. Dr. Shoop
has brought relief to thousands eta
such women, llo roaches diseases Pee
culictr to women :in ham, direct, spec_
ifio sways -tet local treatment known)
by drug;ists everywhere as Dr.
Shoop's night cure, and a aonetio
tutional or internal prescription cafe
led Dr. Shoop's Restorative. Dr.
Shoop's night cure is applied fowl.;
ly and at night. It works while you
sleep. It reduces inflammation, it
stops disoltergcs, it heals it troathcs,
it comforts, it cures.
I)r. Shoop's Pestoretivo (tablet or
liquid form) is .t constitutional,
nerve tissue tonic. It brings renew-
ed strength. lasting ambition and
vigor to weak, lifeless women.
These two remedies. singly, or used
together, have an irresistible, perie
tivo helpful power to the user. Try
them a month and sere. Sold by W,
S. Howey.
THE
BEI TEIEPHONE COMPANY
OF CANADA
is about to issue n new Telephone Di-
rectory for the district of Western
Ontario including the town of
EXETER
Orders for new connections, changes
of firut names, changes of street ad-
dresses or for duplicate entries should
be handed in to the local manager at
once,
A (1ARCHAND
Local Manager.
In Womanly Ailments
and Weaknesses
Dr. Shoop's Night Cure Soothes HMIs
and Cures while the Palled Sleeps.
•
The best remedy which physicians knew fee
le W eekaeems Is composed of pares of s
In white 11)7. To this are added 0
fes which draw wit the poisons and
• laflamied membranes. Ties sootbtng
W e local application la known by drug t•
and Physicians e,eryn'htre a. Da. S006p'ti
$troaT Ctrka-becauseit cures while the tra-
morainic flogs ape
tion. the
Mach
many women
Glen steeps and the
Iteib. inflamme-
d. The lives of
s Of martyr•
ate Dick,
don. Trey
tbey never
s *.11 day -yet alt thl. suC
.ed .totpsneo 1 (l l r i i �� uooere.
s.ery ailing till
aaa4e . troog I I I` I 1 I
to et• J
r and vl•
epos sed perfcc
tttta00d IL fa to 1 l l I -f'
ing Dern lrrr'
Shoop sends\
fife and gn t0
'sick and aping women
,N�t Cv*i will cnmc• :as w Rite Of 01
eons, 501 knr,w ..w- trouble by 1•e
lytIclans
glue it. bet r.member Dt? ' I
9tt'r Cuda map he r•,•d upon In wl1 •''
b1�atation, faith : ..1 the wo(sb, . ff' •
b or °Tart•.. Iaueorrbnse. �`,
anon. cons.s ...-1. irregular or t, t, t
Wi�eytlk$tton. Ask for Dr. Snoop's T .
s. Recommended and •ta14 by
NV. S. I if )WI:.Y.
en
smel►'p s
moieties tfe
tlf btaltb APo-
thls eve lar
of suffering,*
els menage o
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THE !'1OLSONS BANK
(Incorporated by Act of Parliament 1855)
CAPITAL PAID UP •••• •• •• • 53.000,000.00
RESERVE FUND • • • • • • • • S3.000,000•00
18 Brancbeer in Ontario, Quebec. Atherta lrriti.h Colombia and Manitoba
EXETER BRANCH
Open every Lawful Day from 10 A. M. to 3 P. M. rxreyt Saturday 10 A. Ir. to 1 r. 0.
Farmers' Sale Notes cashed or collected. Forms supplied
On ST+Pticetlon. DRAETs on all ).oit.t. in the Domicile.% Orcwt Britain and Un•
Ited State+, bought and sold at lowest rates of ezrhantre,
BAVINOM DEPARTMENT
Deposits of *1.00 ani upwards reeejved. interest com-
pounded half yearley, and addict 10 prirnrttal Jnne 3i11.td December 31.t. De•
posits fterelpt. also Issued and highs• -t rnrrent rat., of Interest allowed.
Advances made to fanners stock dealers and hasineen men at
lowest rates and on meet fa%ora).1e tern+-. /teem, et Fetter for Dom.0ovetnment,
Dlckfon & Carlirg, 111 ( icer, N D HUM CON, Manager.
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