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THE EXEt1 E R T1MES, SEPTEMBER utll 19U6.
SHINGL,EB
We have just received a carload of British Columbia red
Cedar shingles and one of New Brunswick Shingles and are
now in a position to supply your wants in this line.
Parlod Roofing
We are agents for this original Ready Roofing, it is
tined on barns, factories, in fact any building that needs a
gookoof. Ask us about this roofing and get a circular.
_Tn6 RossTaulor6O. LtUS. Exeter. j
'TonS
200
i
of all kinds of
old scrap iron
wanted at M.
Jackson's
EXETER 4
We will pay the
highest cash price or
exchange fence posts
for same.
M.JACKSON &SON I
Main -St. Exeter. $
One door south of the
Metropolitan Hotel.
MEDICAL
JW. BROWNING, M. D., M. C.
. P. S„ Graduate Victoria Uni-
ty. office and residenenoe. Dominion,
Utioratory, Exeter.
DR. A, F. MALLOY, MEMBER
ONTARIO COLLEGE PHYSI-
Oans and Surgeons. Successor to Dr. J. A.
Rollins. Office Main street. Residence. east
IS first street north of Poet Office, Exeter,
Ontario.
The Usborne and Hibbert
Farmer's Mutual Fire insur-
ance Gompanu
Head Office, Farquhar, Ont.
Pres,: -3. A. NORRIS, CROMARTY P.O
Vice -Pres.: J. L. Russ>;LL,
RUttsELLD+LE. P.O.
DIRECTORS.
W.A. f: AB81110RK, FARQUHAR P.O.
WM, ROY, BORNIIOLM P. 0.
WM. Bitot r: WJNCHELBEA P, 0.
T. RYAN, DUBLIN P. 0.
AGENTS.
JOHN EMERY. Exeter, agent for
Usborne and llitidulph.
OLIVER HARRIS, Munro, agent
for Hibbert. Fullarton ctn4 Logan.
B. W. F. BEAVERS,
Secy.Treas. Farquhar.
GLADMAN & $TANBURY, Solioitors
Fall WM Opens Sept 4
a business edu-
cation
i •• t sines d
I deciding u
In d t
1 0 et
cation or shorthand training, it ds
WiSO fo rhoose :a school that is well
known for strictly high-eradc work.
The
ELLIOTT
TORONTO, ONT.
is well known an ONE 01' '1'11F BEST
COMbMERCiAL SCHOOLS IN EXIS-
TENCE. Its record this year has
been most IrcMel rkaele, None of our
•gradualea aro out of positions and
TIIE DEMAND FOR .T1I101 I3
ABOUT TWENTY TIMES THE sup-
ply. Write to-d:ad' for our magnif-
icent catalogue. -
W, 3, ELLIOTT, Principal.
pow, Yonge and Alexander Streets
OUR PIANO SALES
DRS. Y. AND H. M. COWAN, 391
Piccadilly Street, London, Ont.
Telephone
nwomen connection.
special attention givedietrof ad
Mgoslt)rxetorldaker C, 1'. irIiies,Street hCardsootro.
Se �ateSpecial ple
ether arra gumnt for pattentstrove
as
tltetanoe,
DENTAL _ _ -
N L.
It. KINSMAN, DR.
D. A.
D. 8.1). D. 8., Honor Oradvste
of Toronto University, Denttsb
Teeth extracted without pain or
bad atter affixes. Office In Van.
son's block. West side of Main
IneeA"Exeter•
DR, G. F. ROULSTON, L. D. S.,
D. D. S., Dentist. Member of
E. C. D. S., of Ontario and Honor
Oraduate of Toronto University.
OFFICx:-Over Dickson d& Carling's
lisiv Offices in Dr. Andersons former
dental parlors.
riONEY TO LOAN.
We Have a largo amount of private funds to
Mean farm and village props
es
Interest
MADMAN & 8TANDUItY
Barristers Solicitors. Main St. Exeter.
DICKSON & CARLING,
Malfiaters Solicitors Notaries Conwey7s�licers
QQges�nm}enionerw, Solicitors for the Molsone
8io�, l;to.
WW1 W Leas a1 lowest rates of interest.
OTTICE t-l1A.IN STREET, EXETER.
U. OseLntp g A. I. H.reanson
THOMAS CAMERON, CONVEY -
loan
to
i
drawn money y
anter, w
se real estate. also I.Icensed Auctioneer for
ibe counties tot Huron and Perth. charge*
ete.
Orden, let
t RI the
lines ar at my
residence,
Farquhar will receive pronate atter
Mon.
MONEY TO LOAN
Ws haveunUmlted private fonds for 'tweet
npM farm or village treverty at Lewes
Na of inlereaDICKSON & CARLING
Exeter
TO CURE A COLD) IN ONE DAY
o Tab.
an e
1 0
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I rem Q
Ivo Tato La
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Tat
lets. All druggists refund the moo -
e 1f it falls to owe. E. W. Grove's
Ooature is on each hex. 260.
IIN call ;
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leg i ai.=i „lit
B Ifs• .�'e,► 1BPetl�`, 1 i,
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IN G E -STAY FENCE
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STAY r. he. teal tut a 1.4 ,:•,-. 1 - •I11-14. ar,•,o-,4
..tont. Ft. g1.>en..lah>•n•.r Nn 1.•. n 4.p PIM
Ste bane .1 ..n P i.7r.0.1 Cat*I. -'leu-Iiia
AIM, Mt__/"►'Af.11 E
$nt rCNCL GO LIMITED.
Tt�V�V WM
\\. ,T. IIF..\\1-\N. AR, at, Exeter
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 terms of
payments,
OUR GOODS
are the finest the market affords
and our terms most liberal.
Do not listen to the Wren who
say all planner 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
IIUHON
Two hotel keepers of Goderish.
were before 1'. M. Humber last week
ch.>nzea with a breach of the Li-
quor Ae.t, .in that their bars were
seed to be open a short time .atter
the prescribed hour. one evening;dur-
In; tho week of August 6-12, when
the bowlers and Essex Fusiliers and
Other visitors were there. Neither
charge was sustained, and the cases
were dismissed
'll 'l, dead
f :1 1 C
.John O'Reilly, o cgs op
as the result of falling front a load
of oats on the Win3Je farm, Con. 2
O'Reilly's skull was fractured. Ile
walked a short distance after the
-•SKI1)00" FOR Y01'It i1EAI)ACHIE
Ascent a,in its cause •Ind t he cure
Iisn't Lord to find. Look to the
stomach and bowels. Aren't you
constituted isn't your liver slugzial
isn't the stomach faifiu4 in its alis -
c e ns -
'l, Glen \\ h l you steed Ill
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P.
,in; tonic influence of Dr. r,llatnil-
Title Their (feet is 'testate
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all all th e ,
11 1 111
l,)1 out fCO
f1U.
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;and Ione up the stomach. With Dr.
llemilton's Tilts your stomnch gets
a chance to .re-cuperate. and dors
AO .l fC Y
n' Int , For roil buoyant health
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Hamilton's
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use
25e. per box at all dealers.
4F-
alr, A, E. 11r elwi11, who for a
number of years L is been editor not
proprietor of •the Myth ,Standard,
bis rod the business to Mr. W. 11.
Kerr, of the Brussels Post. The
Paper wi.'I he managed by Mr. ICerr's
son .3. 1.cst:c Kerr. and they took
poaves.sion on 1st of September. \\'e
wish the new proprietor every suc-
cess in the business at Myth, Mr.
Ilradu•in will move his finish to Tsar.
`pootion
onto. where he has n _cod po rt n
n tt•e t►ffie. of 5llurdly Night.
1
TORIA
'.. tss. •..:
The Kind You have Always Bought, and which has been
in use for over ::0 years, has borne the signatnro of
and has been made under his per..
�,�t-sonal supervision since its infancy.
4e442( Nonni
no one to deceive you in this.
All Cottntcrfcits, Imitations and "Just -as -good" are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children -Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor 011, Pare.
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither r )!tum) alorphine nor other Narcotics
is
substance. Ito age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
rutd allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
lulls Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and I3owels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea -Tho Mother's Friend.
GENUINE
CASTORIA
Bears the Signature of
ALWAYS
The Kind You Have Always Bought
in Use For Over 30 Years.
THC C[NTA.,N COM/ANT, 77 YUNNAY , N[..►OFF CITY.
While working on the conatruc-
o".ion of the C. 1'. IL at Goderich on
\Ve newlay ftfternoon of last week
a severe nocident befel enzineer
Fred Williams near Sharp's Creek.
Ile was operotine a dinkey engine
with several cars to the rear and one
in front. the Latter being moved to
1 'given point. The front oar left
the truck taking 'the engine with it
and going over the cut and .down
about six feet. A workman named
Fisher was also Ion board, bull jump-
ed end escaped with slight injury.
Mr, Williams had apparently no in 13ovvminviLIe and Teterboro.
chance for escape, and was severely
scalded about the head and face and Mrs. Geo. Anderson returned borne
his body and limbs bruised, hut nee Friday evening after a six (weeks'
far as we have learned n-, hones were visit with friends in Ratti.
broken.
W, W. T roan and Ilubart \Vah-
tors ;aro in Toronto.
Mr. W. M. Martin, of Regina, it
viositiny his parents Itov. and bits,
Mart in.
Mrs. Spencer, of Kirkton, iti spend-
ing t his week witlt he:r mother, Mrs.
Verney.
Mrs. .1. W. Broderick, ' '.ondon,
spent tt few days this wets hero
with Mr. Broderick.
Mr. rind Mra. I'enrt left Monday
for on extended visit amen; friends
WHEN CIIILDREN ARE SICK
Miss E. Mumble and Miss L. Par-
sons of London, who swathe guests
of Miss Edythe Beers for 'two weeks,
ley eat somethin t that dist- Left for their homes on Saturday.
zrees, catch cold. have cramps or col- :Messrs. Wes. Howey and Ed. ILoop-
rc. It there is Alin just apply" Merv- er left Saturday for Torotito, where
stirs, -it's good to 'rub on, and for they aro combining business with
the inside it's most comforting. Ef- plcaeuro.
ctiv andllcan't find
e n you
[ , ostalls t
1
a household panacea to equal iol- MISSES ANNAMARTIN AND
Jessie Dow leave for Toronto next
son's Nerviline. Used with satisfac-
tion for halt a century and in bet- t onto Conservatory of Music, the
taking up vocal and too latter piano.
Miss Martin will also take a course
in the Normal school while there.
THE TIMES To THE END OF 1906
FOR 25c. SUBSCRIBE Al: ONCE.
ter demand every day because it docs
stop pain, also sufforin:e and titre
the thousand and one ills thab con-
stantly erase in (the family. Large
bottles at all dealers for lac.
Aceordine to the 1906 amendment
of the C. S. 0. 1906, any municipals.
ity play bass n by-law making a
two-year term instead of one as now,
for members of councils. This would
necessitate a sufficient number of
electors to petition the existing coun-
cil to pass such a by-law. Tho by -
Low would then be submitted to the
electors for approval. If a majority
wore in favor for a two-year term
the council would finally pass .the
by-law and the new act would bo d n
force until repealed by a tl,imilar
operation. There is much to be read
in favor of the two-year term.
It would it, least make the etpffice
more desir.tble and the :administra-
tion more economical. if the peo-
ple desire such a chane they have
it in their power to'ha'.e a by-law
submitted at any time, even before
the next nomination day.
TiiEY AL FAILED
Many have tried to devise .1 •corn
cure equal to 1'utnam's. but of ter
upon The
.
years nothing hs comeat
market that so painlessly cures corns
and warts. 1)otl't *experiment use
the hest. .and that's t"I'utnam's."
Thomas Warwick, who has ,,been
an inmate of the Ilouse of Refuge
for ,even years, died -on Monday of
last week at the good old n.;e of
ninety -Res -en. int teas next ;to 'the
oldest inmate. one of the women hav-
inz passed another mile stone.
BASEBALL.
The youns jads of the town
did not care to have the married men
takeall 11t reedit, t08 'th0 only
ti
n-
ninz bill players in town and ins
vitcd the Centralia juniors up hero
for n zamo )rest Thursday night
.and defeated them by .t he score of
18 40
AcL..Fon, 1 iilc>omficld, 2
Amos, 11 Dempsey. 1
Ilrinlncll, .1 Hanlon,
\1cAvoy, A. Duplin, 0
Kuh;ht, 5 Mitchell, 0
\rmstrone, 2 O'Neil, 0
Martin, 4 Cou2Llin, 0
II 'trews. 0 Daplcn, 0
'foal 18 Total 5
THE TIMES TO 'fills ENI) OE 1506
T
n. .
t i' ONCE -
To
,(
FOR tae. 131 Lscml 1, AT ,t•.
r
To Cure a Cold in One Day TM ter,.
.Trace Laxative BromoQuinine Tablets. % /�� of e every
$sy Mon !ores sok, ki pest 13 months . This signature,
IANIO-NDS
For Every Home
Diamonds for every Canadian Lorne
aro not the erns which the we-lhby
alone can purchase: they are those
invaluable Items known as DIAMOND
DYES wh;ch hove been for 1 sCnty-
five year,' true rnoncy savers for the
women of CLnad-1 .
DIAMOND DYES wherever used
have proved their superiority over
all other packaze dyes in richness,
fullness and durability of colors.
Certain speculltors, jealous of the
popularity of DIAMOND DYES. are
putting up adultcra(cd end crude
(Ives to imitate the DIAMOND DYES.
These common and cheaply prepared
ru
1
dyes proiluce b!,ot thy and muddy col-
ors, and ruin good malerinls,
When you have dresses shirts, and
blouses, jackets, rates. stocing S.
and other artitacs of wcarinz apparel
to reco!or, use the DIAMOND DYES
only, and you will have rctulls which
will fill your heart with joy. DIA-
MOND DYES make old thinea new.
Always nsk your dealer for DIA-
MOND DYES and refuse any other
make that may Ix, offered to you.
The common dyes are sold by mer-
chants simply for the Mke of big
profit. New DiAMOND .DYE DI-
C a
DI-
RECTION ftOOit D[A.fOND DYE
COOT"; ROOK and .ILLUSTRATED
BOOKL,FT, entitled "Diamond Dye
Lonzjollns' Winter end Summer
81 10714" tient free to any lady who
sends her address to Well, & )Rich-
ardson Co., Limited, 200 • -Mountain
Street, Montreal.
TILE IRISH NiNE WIN BOTH,
Luton, Ont., Sept. 3rd. -The Lunen,
Irish Nine vvnn •a dentes -header )sere
today from Str:Ilford, nullint a vrc_
tory in the afternoon with the score
of 5 to 3 a zoinst them cit ,t he tx•.zint-
ninz of Ilse ninth. it re.luired eleven
inninzs 10 dcchin this game, Scores;
morninz ;tame, Lupin 7, lltratford 5;
afternoon ynmt Lucnn 6. Stratford 5.
Lf all dyspepsia sufferers knew
what Dr. Shoop's Restorative would
do for them, eysleepsil would prat\
tio'ally iita o disease of the past, Dr.
8hoap t Jicstorative reacllet atom-
rh 1roub'es by its direct Ionic no-
tion upon the inside Incrves-tlte
1 rue stomach nerves. Stsmnrl► dis-
t ress or weakness. fellness Mealtime
Iseei nz, etc. (`.111 for be Re,'tora-
1 ivc. \\'e torornmend inti .e II tilt.
R11v►1/'4 Rcstor'ttivt. Sold by W. H.
itovvcy. 1. :, 1
Locals. ITS MEW is PROVED FARM FOR SALE
Mlt. It. GIDLI•:1 , .lit.. IIAS .\('
cepted a t>o.:itiau e the lower lion
Mit. AND MRS. HUSTON AND
family have returned from apentliu;
Lite summer tit their Kewanee col _r
Grand (tend.
AT 'tilt: 111-\IO\'I DIN saataC ea
tltc Exeter (inn Club) Last 'Churwdav
ni�Lt
Well Johns n.'iiet v1011114.1 eh.•
silver medal, by br•eakin. s' • 1 :1 •..-1
number of Rocks.
'fILE FALL TF.1 \1 OF TIII': 1•:]I•: -
ter High and Public Scho►II cyan+•
ed on Tuesday with a laI4e attend-
anae. Qu:to 0 number of students
from outside places are Lakin; ed-
vant t.te of the excellent educational
[:achilles of 'the high School Depart-
ment.
MIt. DAVIS GARDINER. ML\NA-
izer of tho propo:,ed Cannier.; Com-
pany, returned to town '1'uesdly
evening from Kin;sten. Mr. Gartt-
inor has his yoocls boxed ready for
shipment to Exeter and will have
them sent along as soon as Mra.
Gardoiner arrives,
TO THE WESTERN FAIR.
Always a popular outing. Itate of
single faro in effect good going Sept.
8th 'to 14th., and excursion rates on
Sept. 11th and lath. Al! tickets val-
id returning until Sept. 1701. Fur-
ther information at Grind Trunk
offices.
WIIEN AICIt kNGING FOR YOUR
farm stoAt sale nloke it a point to
have Sour bill printed nt Tho Times
office, lour bills will be ott?:►ctive-
ly printed, and with every sale) bill
done at this office you will, ;receive
free a notice of the role in this'patp-
er, which was read every week by
oy hundreds of neoele in thin local-
ity and makes your sale known to
many who may never have tho op-
portunity of -seeing your gills.
THE I, AN IVIS1RY
AND
Thanks.ivine services in connection
with Trivitt Memorial church were
held Sunday last. The services were
conducted by Rev. 11. F. S. Boyle. M.
A.. Bi).. ;recl.or of W.ingham, rind
lute of � Christ church Cathedral.
Montre ib. Rev. Moyle is a your.
man, of exceptional attainment 5 and
his sermons were listened to at-
tentively. The whole, service, in-
cluding hymns, ole., were in keep -
in; with the joyous season of har-
vest thanksgiving. The church was
tastily decorated with flowers, grain'
etc. Mr. Brown, the talented or0i11-
ist and char;e. •of tho musical part of
the service.
Mit. AND MRS. T. II. McCAL-
lum and Miss Elsie McCallum (at-
tended The annual teathering of the
"McCallum Clan" held of Grimsby -
Park 'Monday Sept. 3rd.
They report :t very pleasant time
stunt .among their ,friends. The
"Gather•inr" was very largely at-
tended 'this year, -one hundred and
twenty five t•ikin; dinner loecther
the youngest of whom woe Fred Mc-
Cnllam, Buffalo. aged 4 months. and
the eldest Miss Phoebe 1 McCollum
from nayh rn, aged 86.
One of the interesting features of
the days pnoramme was the read -
in; pt the history of the "House of
Aegyle" datine back to 404 A. D.
which had been prepared by the dili-
gent efforts of Mrs. Aldred from De-
troit.
e-
t r io. t .
Next year the ._gathering will bo
held at the same pia e, and no trou-
ble sell be spared in mikin.; 'the
program one of ,welt interest to all.
The committee in charge ore: Hon.
Pres., W. A. Mo0ailutn. Tilsonbure :
Tree. Mr. J. McCallum, Dunnville:
Vico-)'res. 1'. II. McOaLlum. Exeter :
Sect. Mr. Joseph McCallum. Ilamil-
t on.
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE TIMFiB
THE PRESBYTERY OF HURON
Tho Presbytery -of Iluron met in
\Vallis Churob, Clinton, on Rho 4t1)
inst. Rev, C. Fletcher, moderator.
Commits/skaters to the General As-
sembly reported their attendance at
the same. hr. Stewart reported for
the committee en the Superinten.
deuce of stuien(s; that J. Andrews
well, the 'only student within the
Presbytery's bounds, but that no
subject for discourse had been pre-
scribed him. The matter was heft
over in the meantime.
Standing committees for the year
were appo.nled witlt the following
conveners; Monte Missions, N. Shaw ;
Snbb1t11 Schools, T. 'Davidson;
Church Lite and Work, E. Sawyers;
Soon; People's Societies, 1). Ur:
quhnr(: Yorci;n Missions, J. A.
Anderson: Superintendence of Stu-
dents, 7)r. Stewart ; Finance. N.
She w: Auzmenlation, C. Fletcher;
Conference, N. Leckie. Dr. McLean
having tesi_nMf St. Andrews churcl►,
Blyth, Itcv. W. M. M1rt.in was ap-
pointed 'to proactl and declare this
congregation vacant on Sunday, Nov.
11th, An extract from the minutes
of the General Assembly wets read,
',tenet tine Dr. McLoan to retire
from the active work of the minis
try. Revs. C. Fletcher end Dr.
Stewart to t were appointed 'to nd r
,'
the W. F. M. S. at its annual meel4
ins in ltrttcefield in November._ Rev.
Mr. Gambol of the M. E. Church,
11, S. A., who had already been asked
to sit as a eorresponilind member,
addressed the Presbytery on behalf
of the Lord's Day Alliance. Mr.
Gambol has made a diligent study of
the 'motion between lite Seventh
Day Adventists and other Christiins.
A motion, notice of which had
previously been given, was mowe,l by
Mr. Merlin end clrricd. This mo-
tion affected the order in which com-
missioners to General Assembly
should be appointed.
The Presbytery adjourned to meet
at Brucrficld on the 14111 of Novem-
ber.
1111•:1)
F151IElt-in Clinton, Friday, ,\u ei-t
3141, Wm. Fisher. Sr., formerly of
Exeter, a;cd 52 yrir-,, 7, monihs
owl 25 (lays.
J►11111TO71.2
Bon the lie lied Tau Nam
Blentes»
of
SUiBSCRIiBE FOR THE TIMES
RECORD OF A CREAT MEDICINE
A Prominent Montreal Wornan Tsui How
Lydia B. Plnkbam's Vegetable Compoued
Completely Cure tier.
The creat g, ..l I.v.lia E. Pinkham's
'Vegetable ('„snj• nit) itt ding lunong
the women of America is attracting the
attention of many le•a•ting seientiits, and
thinking people generally.
The following letter L9 only one of
many thousands NN 1111'11 are on file in the
Pinkhatn otlice, and go to prove beyond
question that Lydia E. I'inkham's `Veg-
etable Coinpouud )oust be a ren)edy of
great merit, otherwise it could not pro-
duce such marvelous results among sick
and ailing women:
Mrs. I'inkhani -r
"Bonn ager my naarsee my health began
Pear
to decline, My appetite failed me: 1 was
Ratable to sleep. and 1 became very nervous
and had shooting pains through the abdo-
men and pelvic organs, with bearing -down
pains and constant headaches, causing me
much misery. The ntuntlily periods became
more and more painful, and I became a
burden and expose to Inv fancily instead
era help and pleasure. Lydia E. 1'inkham's
Vegetable Cempound cured me within three
months. Soon after I began using it I felt
• ,
a change for the better, nn 1 at the time
of my next period I noticed a great differ-
ence and the pain gradually diminished
until I was well. I ant stronger and look
better than I dill before I was married, and
there is great rejoicing in the ]Rouse over
the wonder, your medicine worked." Mrs.
I etellier. 732 ('adieux St., Montreal,
Quebec,
If•ou have ssuppresi:'d or painful
periods, weakness of the stomach,'indi-
gestion, bloating, pelvic eatnrrh, nervous
prostration, dizziness, faintness, "don't -
care" and "want -to -be -left -alone" feeling,
excitability, i,ackache or the blues, these
are sure indications of female weakness,
or some derangement of the organs. In
such cases there is one tried and true
remedy -Lydia E. I'iukhant's Vegetable
Compound,
Executors Notice
A choice farm in the teetotal, of
a'l.11attma. 75 torus. gaol bink barn,
Lee blea and hive 11OU>n'. lave acres
of u)apie bush. Good d>it'.d well,
with wind trill. Gond ,: c laird and
all in high state of cultiveti n. For
terms and ieutioulart apply to Tttoe.
Wmortna, h:trelit). tr.
Vll.l_AUE 13ROI'I:IZTY
FCR SALE
Half pore in village of Farquhar
on whicl► there is erected ..t largo
brick building fitted for more end
dwelling, and a tient brick cottaeo
,Ind stable will be fault( sep:Irately or
in one b!onk.
THOS. CAMERO\
Farquhar.
FARM FOR SALE. -Th t excellent
farm land Lot 9, Concession 10,
Usborne, containing 100 :teres. about
15 ^tones being good busts. This
farm is in excellent condition, first
I class well, windmill. barn, etc. The
farm lasts been needed to grass for a
number of yearn and was ttrod prin.
cipally for posture. The (enoes are
in good condition. Apply to Wm.
Croery, Wino)lelsea : Robert Berry.
Kirkton, Executors of estate of
the tete Robert Creery.
1
FARM FOR SUE -That re eellene
farm, Lot No. 17, Conccasion 8.
Blanchard, consisting ...f 104 acres.
well drained, well fenced, with largo
brick house of 10 motile two largo
cellars. two excellent barns and driv-
ing shed, hos pen anti lien house. 2
never -foiling wells. All this farm is
in good state .of otitis-at:on, with 13
acres of su►nmer fallow. 1'osaes3ion
will be given at once. Apply to Mra.
Thomas Clannish, \Vcolh,m, for par-
ticulars.
EXECtiTORS SALE OF MILL.
jell0PEItTT-The executors •of
the estate of the late Henry Cook
will offer for sale by public auction
by Thomas Brown, filoai forth, auction-
eer, on the premises, Wedncsttay,12th
day of September, 1906, at 2 o'clock
p. m., the property known as the
licneell Flour Mills; property con-
sists of a four-story frame wrist
mill, brick basement and steel roof,
situated on Wellington street in the
villa;^ of Hensall. county of Huron;
the elevator in connection ran store
about 40 tons of shorts, 80 tons of
bran, two or
three c a
rs of Cour)
)
eight to ten +thousand bushels of
wheat ; brick engine -room: Corliss
engine 16136. boiler 14 feet by 72 in-
ches; fname woodshed, .will hold
about 150 cords of wood : tflnnlo coal
stied, '1l1 hold about 300 tons of
cool; has opal elevator for unloadin3
roal by steam power ; mill is lighted
by eleotracity with nn ci;sty-baht'
dynamo: capacity of mill, 150 bar-
rels; busy all the Year with rood
t.rnde ; ,large chopping, gristing and
retail trade; this mill is located In
the best wholt-growing distriot in
western Ontario, and has ,good con-
nections with a number of leading
b:souit manufacturers; bi.; demand
for food; mill is situated on G. T.
R. t,rncks; eo . toaminz required.
Itodeervilde Dwellinz� Property. -
Th►ere will also be offered for gale
that 2 1-2 story brick dwelling, with
brick kitchen, stable and ono acre of
kind more or less. situated on Lon-
don read, on $outhalat corner. 1 1-4
tnjk.s south of Iiensall, known as
1110 ltoerville itotttoffice property ;
terms of solo, 25 per tent of the pur-
cl►Iso money in cash on she day of
tole. and balance thereof within thir-
1v;lay's 1herenftor, without interest,
or arratteements can be made with
the purchaser for the securing( of n
ten -lion of such hllnnco by way of
rnort:r•e40 011 the premises; leOAAe!I-
sion Oet. 15, 1906; further l,articu-
s
1 t I'a1 'on
a' n t
a. be obtained o a a l I
1r rR m o►
t'(1 pt
Y .
to any of the undori'ti•;ncd. Dated
of Ifenswnli this 14th day of At';ust,
1906:. 11. J. D. Cooke. executors'
solicitor. Catharine and Cornelius
Cook cxec.utors. -
A 81'IISCRLIIEIt ONCE iIECEIVEI)
n dun lbxough tbei post office, and it
made him mrd, Ile went to Ree the
editor about it, and the oditror show_
illi ofhis own, one
a few duns a1 him
for paper, one for type, one for fuel
and scvttl1 of lC
"Now" said the
editor, "I didn't get mad when these
had
• besot/No i know that all I
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to do w-aA to ask severalseveralcollab.
e
gentlemen like you to na,nr .and help
me put and then L could settle
all
of them." When Rho Aubsoriber saw
how it was he relented. paid up and
ir•enewcd for another year.
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A[t.i FOR RENT. --Lot _ four, con.
[ 1
twelve, :1cGillivi :. About 75
(torts in grass and ands r cultivation,
remainder in bush. Goad clay loam
Good fences and drains; comfortable
house; .two good frame barns; 'seed
water. Apply to Riot:ant Btacktvell
Mooresville P. 0. or Gladman &
Stanbury, Barristers, Exeter.
TIIE DIXON 110.1'EL, , (BRUCE -
field, has 'recently changed hands.
Mr. Wilsov, who has •ronducted it
for several years, havilne disposed of
leis interest in the business 4o Mr.
Bruco(eBossenberry, Grend Rents. a
son of Henry Bossenoerry, of that
place. The new proprietor is al-
ready in .char.ze. IIe is a smart,
active younz business ratan, and wilt
well maintain the excellent reputa-
tion this popular hostelry leas so
long enjoyed. Mr. Wilson talks of
going to itIe greet west, and we un-
dersband vile is now on a prospectiniT
tour 'there.
Piles positively cured with
Shoot's Mae Ointment. It's made
for piles alone, and it does the work
to perfection. Itching. painful, pro-
truding or blind piles, disappear like
manic. Sold by W. S. llowey.
THE
BELL TEIEPNONE COMPANY
OF CANADA
is about to issue a new Telephone Di-
rectory for the district of Wes tern
Ontarto including the town of
EXETER
Orders for new connections, changes
of firm names, chatigt•s of street ad-
dresses or for duplicate entries should
he banded in to the local manager at
once,
A I1ARCHAND
Local Manager.
Does Your Stomioli
Bother You 7 \
Dr. Stoop's Restorative
Dlstreuing Stomach T
Through the Inside Ne
As you value your heat to and bappin
neglect to caro for the slightest s ae
don't let Sego. At the first sten of
Dr. Shoop', Restorative end mad al
troubles. 1he+e aches ar)atgn•1
irtpe
f
symptoms of ("ming disea.e-i!itwien to
t%betsf You who Pryer eat a b$$ty meal
nti - /dl�d
out .ease of tonne,' , lo,:ow • '
o a b
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01 lassitude or
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1nvI10 di..res.ing /
become a sal:,,w, J,
'peptic. l')°n7137,;:
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of these scop-
tress
of ratter Yeit 1
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ins of wind, T :
tits, heartutee .1 '
7In•ns, If you
these ways• lour
there Is but 00r •
strengthen the Inside 4
stomach neryes -
d ce disease.th- ve
tvl en oftut 1lgestl ne.
condition to act as nature intended they 1
Dont drug. don't torte -;ort give e 1
nerves natural force. gentle tonlo, nature's
Dr. Shnnp's ileetorative (Tablets or
should b.: tisk( n to do thin -it Is the o
aerlptlon which bunds 11( er even st to
lessor. the Iaside stomach ncr?M. Bo
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CAPITAL PAID UP • • • • • • • • 53,000.000.00
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RESERVE5 0
48 Branches in Ontario, Qucbrc. Alberta Rritl.h Columbia and Manitoba
EXETER BRANCH
Oier curry Lawful Day two 10
w.N. l0 3 i•. N
except .V
atantay 10
A. U. to 1 r, tf.
Forte -term' Sale Notes+ rn«led or collected. Farms supplied
Onap plication. i►1RAFTss en all points In' the Uominlon, (crest flritaln and Un•
Iced Hints, bought and silt at lowest rates of exchange,
1BAVINON DEPARTMENT
IDepotsite of •I.00 anal upwards received. interest com-
pounded half yrarle), and added to prinrien1 June Seth sad herember 310. De-
poFitN itneelt,'r si.o issued and hlgbeo, currtnt rate., of int( tee sues ed.
Advaticos made to farmers stock dealer. and hus•iness men at
lowrt rates and nn woo ftenrable terms. Agents at 7.vcter for ilom. Uovernment,
Dtckfen & Carllrg, St ► t,tr.tr, N D HUPrON, Manager.
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