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THE EXE 'J. r;R T1ME8, OCTOBER 4th 1808.
SHINGLES
We have just received a carload of British Columbia red
Cedar Shingles and one of Now Brunswick Shingles and are
now in a position to supply your wants in this line.
Paroid woofing
We are agents for this original Ready Roofing, it is
used on barns, factories, in fact any building that needs a
goodToof. Ask us about this roofing and get a circular.
The RossTaulor Go. l�td„ [,XCtCE'.
440Hi'k4,4" t'F4'4",'t+4'Fi•++++
'200
ironS
of all kinds of
old scrap iron
wanted at
M.
Jacksons
.
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EXETER
We will pay the
highest cash price or
exchange fence posts $
for same.
The Usborne and Hibbert
Farmer's Mutual Fire lnsur-
ante Gompanu
Head Office, Farquhar, Ont.
Pre..: -J. A. NORMS, CROMARTY P.O:
Vice -Pres.: -J. L. Russell„
RUSSHLLDALE. P. 0.
DIRELYrORS-
4V. H. PASSMORIR, FARQUI)AR P.0
Wu. ROY, BORNIIOLM P. 0
WM. BRO('ii WIN(•IIEi.SI?A P, O.
T. RYAN, DUnLIN P. 0.
AGENTS.
JOHN ESSERY, Exeter, agent for
Usborne and Jlitidulph.
OLIVER IIARRIS, Munro, agent
{ for Ribbert, Fullerton and Logan.
B. W. F. BEAVERS,
Secy.Treas. Farquhar.
GLADMAN & STANBURY, Solicitors
M.JACKSON &SON
: Main -St. Exeter. I
One door south of the
Metropolitan }Hotel. ;
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sttiaemitmee
M]iDIOAL
W. BROWNING, M. D., M. C.
11/ e P. 8,, Graduate Victoria Uni-
versity. office and residenence. Dominion.
Laboratory, Exeter.
DR. A. F. MALLOY, MEMBER
ONTARIO COLLEGE PHYSI-
dans and Surgeons. Successor to Dr. J. A.
Rollins. O$ico Main street. Residence. east
en first street north of Post Office, Exeter,
Ontario.
DRS.Y. AND 11. M. COWAN, 394
Piccadilly Street, London, Ont.
'telepphone 1528. Long distance connection.
1st attention given diseases of women and
ery. Oxford or C. P. It. Street Cars to
Elme street take you almost to the door.
other city office. Special Hospital and
other arra.gements for patients from a
listanoe.
DENTAL
I)R. A. R. KINSMAN, L.
Eti1). S. D. D. 8., Honor Graduate
of Toronto University, Dentist.
Teeth extracted withoutpatn or
bad after streets. Office to Fan -
son's block. West side of Main
I et,' Exotter'
DR. G. F. ROULSTON, L. D. S.,
D. D. S., Dentist. Member of
R. C. D. 8., of Ontario and honor
Graduate of Toronto University.
Ovvictc:-Over Diction) St Carling's
Law Offices in Dr. Anderson's former
dental parlore.
HONEY TO LOAN.
We bare a large amount of private funds to
elan on --Mnf L and village properties atlowrate.
OLADMAN & STANBURY
Barristers Solicitors. Main St. Exeter.
111PCKSON & CARLiNG,
aeras Solicitors Notaries Convs aacers
at
Oomtstfoner,. Solicitors foe the Motions
Bank, Eto.
11Lesey to Cosa at lowest nates of interest
or/leaf-mate STREET, EXETER.
M. Q1RLIR9 1s A, L E. DIOEe0W
THOMAS CAMERON, CONVIIY-
ancer, wills drawn, money to loan
se real estate, also Licensed Auctioneer for
the counties hof Duran and Perth. ('bargee
moderate. Orders left at the Ttlszs or at my
residence, Farquhar will receive prompt suet'
Mon.
MONEY TO LOAN
We have unlimited private funds for levees
ens upon farm or village property at lows
saes ed interest.
DICKBON & CARLINI)
Exeter
WILLIAM BROWN, i'Ror. 1)n'-
LoxiA OF Iloy.t1.1NCoRt•oEATEt)
SOCIETY OF MU'SiCIANS, ENOLAND.
Organise of Tricitt )!c,,,oria, Chun h, Exeter.
Plane, chRan, 11a11uony ant) Theory of Mask,
Tenor 01a Applica'' n. }peter, Ontprio.
Clearing Auction Sale
FARM
FARM STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS/
.los. While, Aut^t., has trceived in-
.' ructions from F'l'ed gunning (0'
.e11 by public (tart ton nn
LOT 7, ('ON. 1. 1t1,ANSII.\ItI
Town -line bet ween Itl:anshar.I and'
Fullerton, three miles northwest of
Anderson, nn
1'Ul":S1)A1, OCTOBER:tlh
190(1, cent11n flCIU ; at one o'clrrk, 1111
following pronerfy;
Fifty acro farm on which is a good
erink Baru 30x70, 'rood tncdcrn sta0•ti
OUR PIANO SALES
For the past munth 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 terns most liberal.
Do not listen to the then who
say all manner of evil of ns but
call and see and judge for
yourself.
Sewing Machines
Our Sewing Machines are 0. K.
Also a fine Line of Statio
nervi Cheap.
S. MARTIN & SON
ling underneath, comfortable log
house. The ta'r•m is well -tented, itt
a good state of cultivation end is
ail in grass, well •watered witlli nev-
er -failing spring of running water,
2 good wells, good orchard and sr;tr- i
den of all kinds of linall fruits. This
farm is well suited for grazing or
mixed farming.
HORSES, -Mare 8 years old, sup
ticlscd to be in tool -(II Colston
Leader; roadster filly eising 'three
years old; draught fi'ily rising kw
years old sired by hon Premier
sucking colt sired by ltevolo; year
ling colt sired by Tyrone.
CATTLE, -Three good dairy tows
due to valve in March; cow, due to
oalvo April 14: two-year old Mellor
duo to calve April 17: 2 steers ria-
ing throe yours old; 4 steers rising
two yaars old; 2 yearling 'Steers; d
spring enlves.
PIGS - Thoroughbred Yorkshire
sow due to farrow Oct. '22 ; .17
shire sow due to farrow Oct. 22; 17
store hogs throe months ofd.
FOWL. -100 head of hens mostly
Plymouth hocks.
IMPLEMENTS -1 wagon and box;
1 seed drill, 111aesey Harris; 1 bin-
der, .Massey Harris; 1 sod plow; 1
lode plow ; 1 pair 'roe harrows; 1
gang plow ; 1 scuffler ; 1 set bob-
sleighs; .1 havrakc; .1 ,newer;l hay-
rack ; pair slings, pulleys. about 100
feet of roast' with c.rr, 1 wheelbar-
row, cradle ,cyt l e, crow bar, log
chain, 1 barley fork, sig rack ,gravel
boc, disc harrow. cultivator, roller,
pair track Rollos $:i1 IcitY 2000 lis,
all complete for weighing stock, 1
double buggy, 1 feed boiler 45 gal-
lons, 1 knife grinder, flour bin,
grind stone, ladder, straw knife,
cross -cut gall•- 1 scoop siuovel, churn
outlier, dozen cow chains, water
1roash. 2 -eta whiffletryes, 1 Clo-
ning trill, neck -yokes; ,t set double
harness: 1 set plough harness ; axe -
Kindle 1irnber: 51 drills of turnips:
18 (If ills of nv,ltt:r►I,1s ; some 01tk
pi ink.
TEILMe
On Farnt $ 1,200 to $1,5011 down.
Balance can rentnirt on utortgage. On
other property :45.t10 •utd under, cast)
over that amount 12 months' credit
on approved joint notes, or a dis-
Coutit of 5 per cent. per mutton for
malt.
All will be told without 'Ietticrve as
1►e proprietor is in tailing health.
JOS. 1V HHITl•:, FRED GUNNiNG,
Auctioneer I'roprie t sr.
1'
aSO ea"aasSeseeS. `e
TORIA
�. . \ ` — ''s -,. "..�
The Hind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
in use �foLr�over 30 years, has borne tho signature or
4e41' and has been made under his per.
Ronal supervision since its infancy.
• Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and «Just -as -good" are blab
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health or
Infrnts anti Children—Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare.
gorie, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotla
substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
nntl allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea sod Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Coltstipatioa
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Dowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea—Tho Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
The Kind You Have Always Bollght
In Use For Over 30 Years.
THE CENTAnN COMPANY, 7r MUMMAY , NEM TONS C.TT.
FARM FOR SALE. -That excellent
form land Lot 9, Concession 10,
Usborne, containing 100 acres, about
15 aones being good bush. This
farm is in excellent condition, first
class well, windmill. barn, etc. The
fa,rm 1},as boen seeded to grass for a
number of years and was used prin.
cipally for pasture. The fences are
in good oandition. Apply to Wm
Creery, \Vinohelsot ; Robert Merry
Kirkton, Executors of estate o
bite late Robert Creel's%
•
terms and Particulars apply to Thos.
r Oameron, Farquhar.
FARM FOR SALE
A choice farm in the township of
Fullarton, 75 acres, geod bank barn,
stables and drive house, Five acres
of maple bush. Good drilled well,
with wind mill. Goal orchard and
all in high state of cultivation. For
FARM FOIL SALE.-Tliat excel-
lent farm, lot 0, con. 11, McGilli-
vray, consisting of 100 acres, well
drained, well fenced and in a state
of good cultivation, with S acres of
fall wheat in. It has a good hush
of 12 acres. This bush lots Rock
Elm, Basswood and Maple trees.
Thcro is a Large brick house of sev-
en rooms, with cellar and furnace;
woodshed in connection with the
house. There is also a large bank
barn, dimensions, 36 x 60. There
sa1 so a good driving
shee. Wind-
mill
1n -mill and well in the barn ; ,also u
good (rearing orchard. This is one "-
of the best farms in MoGillivray,
across the road from the school, a
ver } t d' f '1 church
0
FAItM FOR SALE. -That excellent
farm, hot No. 17, Concession 8,
Blanchard, consisting of 104 acres.
11011 droeined, well fenced, with large
brick house of 10 ramie, two lirgo
rell•tre, two excellent bents and driv.
Rig tahnl, bog pen and hen house, 2
never -[suing %yells. All this farm is
in goa*( state of cultivation, with 13j'
teres of summer fallow. i'osscsslon I
will be given at once, \pp!y to Mrs.
Tboinas tannish, W-ootlhlm, for tor -
enters,
VILLAGE PROPERTY
FCR SALE
11•slf sore in village of Farquhar
on which there is erected u large
brick building fitted for store and
dwelling, and n neat 'brick cottage
and stable will be sold separately or
in one block.
TILOS. CAMERON
F`arcltthlr.
Clearing Auction Sale
y w for distance tom to
and about a utile from Maguire post
office. For terms and particulars
apply to John Whiteford, Maguire,
Ont.
Clearing Auction Sale
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FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS
Mr. Jos. White has received instruc-
tions from W. J. Sawyer to sell by
Public Auction on Lot (i, ('on. 1. Wan -
shard, II )Hiles east of Kirkton, on
Wednesdau, October 10, 1906
Commenc'ng at 1 o'clock p.m., the
following property: -
HORSES -1 general purpose mare
12 years old; 1 mare supposed to be in
foal to Golden Case; 1 year-old road-
ster colt sired by Golden Case.
COWS -8 cows supposed to be in
calf; 1 cow to calve Nov. 10; 1 cow to
calve Nov. 19; 1 cow to calve Jan. 1;
1 cow to calve Feb, 25; 3 cows to calve
in April; 1 cow to calve in May; 1 steer
two years old; I yearling heifer; 6
steers 1 year old; 4 Spring valves.
PiGS-2 sows with litter at foot;
8 shoats.
IMPLEMENTS •- Maxwell binder
t nearly new; Maxwell mower nearly
new; 1 "Leader" 12 hoe drill new; lum-
ber wagon, set trucks, set bobsleighs
new, cutter, top buggy. walking plow,
set iron harrows, straw cutter. wheel-
barrow, ec»ler, hay rack, hay car,
rope and slings, fanning mill, disk
harrow, automatic pm harvester, set
heavy harness neatly new, 1 2 set
heavy harness
new, set light harness,
2sets whittletrees, ttaterttough, cauld•
ren kettle, robe, scoop shovel, hay
knife, fork, 10 tons good timothy hay,
Melo a small quantity of clover hay.
HENS -00.
TERMS—thi and under, cast.; over
that amount 12 months' credit will he
given on furnishing approved joint
noteb, or a discount of 1 per cent in
lieu of notes.
W. J. SAWYER, Prop.
JOS. WHITE, Auct;
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FARM FOR SALE - Westerly 90
'tears of Lot 0, concession 4.
Stephen. This farm is well situoted
about two miles from market. There
are Iwo buns, one hank 363E50, rthe
other 21 x 50; large brick house:
tato never failing wells; Targe or'
chard about 75 uses. intending
purchasers will do well to Zook nt
this place. Terms easy. Apply to
(il)dnlan alts Stanbuiy. Solicitors,
Ni tilt street, Exeter.
Farm Stock and implements
SI Joseph White will cell 1•y pubic auction tor Mr
Alfred Hawke), on
LOT I. South-east Boundary, Usborne,
Two and nue Ind( mile. north of h ,ktm,, nn
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1006
Comm m jog, at nnc 0 clock sharp the following:
:iTO('h -ons horse 4 years old, man 3 years old.
(fielding 2 year 111 1, Aged ntareupposed to be in foal,
suckling colt, roadster mare i years old, roadster 3
years old, registered Durham cow, 5 grate row s sup-
posed to he in calf, 2 farrow cowl; 2 steers ^_ ycars old
3 steers oneyear old, 2 heifers 1 year old, 1) spring
calves, brood sow (Berkshire), 3 store hogs, about fat
hens, 1) earling steer, t heifer rising 3 yeua 01.1 due
to calve in December, brood sow,
1121'LEAI);NTS—nneMassey llarris hinder, Sfax.
well loon r seed drill, horse rake, set,lisc harrow,
2 set iron harrows, 2 plows, twin gang plow, lanrl
roller, ue ifner, turnipdrill, root cutler, t' inInginill,
lumber wagon, lair trucks, pair bobsleighs, hay
rack, gravel box, nevi( yoke, 2 sets whitttetrees, [leg-
gy, 2 sets heavy harness, hoes, spades, shovel.,
forks, grain hags, and about 15 tons hay, 2 arra of
roots, about ii, cools of store wood, daisy ebur)),
large milk tan, creuutry cans, milk pans and pails,
heatin,stole vluapbuckets. sugar kettle, sprayer,
and other articles too numerous to mention.
Positively no reserve as the proprietor has rental
his fan)).
TERSiS ts• and under cash neer that amount 12
months' credit will 4, allowed on furnishing approx.
ed Joint notes, or a tics-,nult of / per (TM per annum
Ior sash.
Jns}:PI1 WRITE, ALFItEI I{AWkly
Auctioneer _-` Proprietor,
(.lti\\Il REND
The nelsons ;tie now finisllina
Rich Hamilton's house so he will die
able to move into it very rhortly,
Mr, 'Phomas Motlard's new house
is also ocarina .completion. It
looks fine and is :t credit to the
contractors, Messrs. Oliver, illollard
Tie terman and Mol lard.
Mrs. lohn R. Young .15 at. present
in Lucknow whole she has gone to
paroculi an artifice' Blab. Wo ail
hope sht' comes back able to walk,
'[•1101 root crop around have hat
sufftied n good de:11 by the Tate
drought, The rain having Colne foo
late for to do them much good, but
no doubt it Will be appreciated by
the f-trtners, as it will make the
ground so as they can plough.
Mr. Holt by end faintly, of Lump,
also Mrs. Walker and cbild:en, of
\Vinghint, returned home on Satur.
Illy after it Good long outing at the
Ilcnd. J1 r, Holtby reports the best
holidays he ever put in Is -fore.
From all reports, and no doubt
they err, true, we will soon have our
electric rood, Then Icok out for a
boom.
11 r. :tad Mrs. 1Ien:aan, of London.
are at present in (Lr` village,
Mr. Eer;l Brenner takes ta0ss('ssion
of he hotel at Shipka on Monday of
this week. No doubt he will run a
good house. M r. 111nrt:)h, we be-
le•it•O is going to California.
John laird sold a valuable horse
last Saturday, realizing n handsome
figure for it.
Any one having turkeys should
m trk t hem 115 there is a tanning
factory down Rooth the( claims ani
ZURICH
Thut>t1 w ere 110 servloen in the
Evangelic Church last Sunday,
owing to Rev. Gisohler beio;( in
Berlin. attending 1 he gadding of
Mrs. Gisclit•t's sister.
Mets Aline 'Johnson is visiting
f riethls in St rat ford and other place.
Mr, and Mts. Herman \\'ell ;Ise
visiting friends in Miathig in.
ilte death of '.1 r::, Rummel, rel-
ict of the late Herm In. 11uuute
took place on Tuesday of hist' week.
Deceased had reached the tag:' or 82
years and 1 day, The fuucrul was
held Last Friday.
Word has been received here of the
serious illness of Joint Schafer, of
1':tel; Lill, IormerlY of this place. with
blood poisoning. Ile Was in a run-
away accident some days .ago and
euffored :xa injury to his head, when
blood -poisoning sat in, He has been
taken to the St'latfcsord hospital.
LET TIIF. STOMACH ALONE
You can't curio catarrh by dosing
the stomach. The disease is in the
throat, nose and bronchial tubes.
Iahnle Catarrhozoue ho the I ,spot
where the diseeso really is. -it clears
away foul secretions, stops discharges
at once, purifies and Jleals ,the pas-
sages. literally .annihilitatcs every
trace of catarrh. Nothing else is so
dircet and certain as •'(kttarn iozone"
Results guaranteed. Two sizes, 25c.
and $100 at all defilers,
BAINTSnU1t'
'ILe annual Harvest Thanksgiving
supper in connection with St. Pal,-
rick'a church was served in the base-
ment of the church teat Thursday
evening, after which an excellent
PI0J1 tlu teas given, consisting of
vocal and instooneut;tl selections,111.
terepersed with addressee,
YOUR PAINFUL CORN.
What it wants is he soothin1t at-
tention of I'utnam's Corn Extract-
or, which lifts out the very rcott and
branelt in short order. No pain or
after cffeot, just clean wholesome'
cure -that's 1'utnam's,
�t;`��1t1'1'll
Obituary, -_On Saturday, lite 29th 1
Inst .at his late residence, lot 14. con.
4,- Hoy, thele occurred the death of
Mr, William Coleman, at the age of
45 years, 7 months and 12 days. Mr
Coleman 'had been ailing for severcil
years but his end was not expcotcd
to come ao soon. Ile was horn in ,the '
Township of Stanley and for a
number of years lived on a form
near Seafort11, afterward removing
onto 'the farm where he died. In
religion Le was a etaunoh
Methodist, in policies a oon-
serratire. Iles:des a sorrowit►g
wife Mr. Coleman leaves be-
binJ him a family of four boys and
one girl to mourn Oho doss of a
kind husband and father. They hove
the sympathy of the nejghbonhcod,
EL1MVIJ,LF,
Mrs. Bennett, of Fernhill, is vis-
iting with Mrs. J. Andrew.
Mr, Roy lfodg(,on visited his sis-
ter, Mrs. IL. Skinner, Iasf .week,
prior to his leaving for Toro
onto to take a •:ourse at a Business
Col lege.
Mrs. Walter, of Goderich, is this
twee.: visiting ,with Mrs. W. Ilern.
Our cjllage More is about to open
a brnnoh store at Whalen, and nvo
wish hits every success.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hern spent
Sunday and Monday wit h Mrs. Here's
parents at Goderich.
Mr. Bert White spent Sunday un-
der the parental roof at llenrall.
Mr, and Mrs. D. Row•cliffe, of Exe.
Ior, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
.l. Andrew,
Mr. It, Skinner received n car -loaf
of cedar posts last week from his
brother Thom=as of Keppel'. They
arc' good posts and touch chceper
thin can Ire Procured here.
A GUARANTEED Clink FOR PILES
It chin:(, Blind, Bleeding, Protrud-
ina files. Dru,ttists are authorised
to refund money if Pazo Ointment
fails to cites in 6 to ) t days, 50n
I, 11,11 i.E Y
Otte of those happy events which
arc of unusual slid memorable inter.
est to tt use immediately eoncnrnel
and also to their acqunin•fancee't•ook
plate at the home of Mrs. Jonas
Simmons, south Iwuudary of fljb-
bert, ort Wednesday, Sept. 26(h,when
bee daughter, Mary A., was united
in marriage to Mr. Henry Ifoggarlh,
a young farmer of the 10th► conces-
sion of 4110 lance township- The
n)arriago ceremony was performed
by Rev. Colin Fletcher, of Thames
r a
o dhu
c r
ch 'n
c
. t the presence
about one t of
hundred relatives and
friends o[ the contracting part,iee.
At four -,'clerk ..s ,Visa M. ilorner,
of Exeter, played the wedding marsh
the parties took their places under
a beautiful and nrtistic mmrriaae
be1! in the centre of nn evergreen
arch decorated with roses. The
bride wore a beautiful roue of aream
crepe de chine and bridal veil, and
was attended by Miss Esther Moore
alcx) be•Iulifully dressed in • erelm.
The ,(roots looked his gest whish is
toying a good deal, and was assisted
by Mr. William Simmons, brother of
the bride, while little Miss Olive
Fairbairn, ncicc of the bride, elainll-
ily acted as ringbearer. After the
ceremony was over and hearty con-
gratul:ttiona had been offered by
tho guests, all repaired to the dining
room where a surnptuftts repast was
in waiting, after which a pleasant
time wow spent in speechifying and
songs happily rendered by Mr. \Vm.
White end others. The many beau-
tiful :old valuable prOeents receive.'
testified to the esteem in which rho
yens;( couple are held by
their entity friends. The groom's
gift to the bride w•.as ,.
Ir.:Iulitul golf oats:: :.::,t guard, to
the groomsman a pearl lie pin, 40
bridesmaid a pearl bracelet, and to
the ringls'arer a ieautiful locket
and chain.
On Friday afternoon of last week
the puplis and parents of school sec.
Hon No. 10, met et the rehoot for
-. tbe purpose of biddinz their teaehor
scholars giving readings, Miss Made
W.14 called to the chair and Mi
May Hort on preheated a ltcautifu
silver sugar -bowl anti spoon-holdc
white Miss Mary McQueen reed
nicely worded address, Miss Maass
replying in a few w,•!l chosen r.
marks. Miss Madge goes to Norm;;
to complete her studies. It is Hi
wish of her nasty friends I b:11 sit
may be as successful, as she has lice
[orn)c•rly. Air -s Leigh succeeds :11i4s
ITC.
N1 ad .
Lumley, Sept. 28, 191)
Mies M. Madge.
Deal' Friend :11111 Teachers -0n t Li
eve of your departure from ou
midst. We embracc this oppwrtunit
of expressing to you our apprecia
lion of tiro most faithful and heart
service rendered by you in our be
half. During your .short ,e.t.a)
amongst us, your aitn al heart Ila
been not only to advance 114 11110
Iect►tally but morally tts %yell. We
feel that we ca 'mot estimate the
valuable, ser•vlce rendered by you in
our behalf. The seed whioh you
hove sown in our hearts will bond
and bear fruit to your honor, and as
a slight token of our esteem we
ask you on behalf of this sohosi
section to accept of this sugar bowl
trusting it may serve as a reminder
of the pleaaant relations we love
had, and as you go forth into a new
sphere of life we prey (hat your ef-
forts may be crowned with success.
-Sirned on belhtlf of S. S. No. 10,
Usborne Township, Maud Clnn. Mary
McQueen, May Horton..
FOR OVICR SIXTY 1 EARS
AN OLD ANT) Writ -Tema RxnrnT.-M
WInsmudlow'kSoothing Syrup has been mud Cu
over sixty year,. by miPir,n, of mothers for tom
children while teething, with perfect -moue.;
It soothes the child. wotten.,, the genu, allays a
pain, cares wind colic. and Isnot beet romed
for Diarncres. It Is pleasant to the taste. Sol
by druggists 10 every part of the world.
"tints a bottle. Its value is incalculable B
sure and take Mrs Winslow's S:'othln
Syrup and ask for no other kind.
e DOUBLED UP WiTll CRAMPS
ss 8tou1aoh fools like . ;atonal mos
opine. and you tool • Out mighty
r1 quick. Not pPing d'c. ;. tr.,rk' hal(
• as soon ae oltsou+,t'. nine, \Vby
a it kills ttrc lain iII-0.it;ly, 11 your
bottle is empty ;(et tot slier to-day-
tl Nervilitke keeps I he dc.. a _.r bill small
o t because it cures little it!a before 4hey
n grow bt•f. Nothing 1 • ludigostatn,
11 heartburn and cram: !Hie I'Ol.oll'S
y - Nervilin'-, Large lo• zit.; for 25c.
0 f CIIISEI,ilt:3i,T
The eletlwditts of this place iai
tend holding harvest home services
r in tht•jr church on Smelly and Mone
t. c1uy, ('-lobrr 7th and 8th. The Rev.
Andives, of Centralia. oil( take ter*
Y
services on Sunday. an Monday'
:evcninz a dinner sill b served from
1,1 6 to 8, Music trill I,a furnished by
the Henson choir and Miss Hart, sot
- :Glencoe. graduate :•t' .Mena College
Will read. Short p.• a :hes by , that
neighboring mini- • t - will be give
en. '1'113 0.311101111e- sparing no
pains to make it .: ssful. Como
and hate a gold silt. .
MEN Itt`LE BY FORCE, \VOMA'
111' :\
And yet bt,'a,aUSIICH1;1lt,e'1y live, tests
strenuously, worsen Ile.; lec.t the early.
evidences of failing wigor. The wise
woman will not permit her cJtarma
to be robbed by it' -health. Wheal
she feels tippet jla faiti,t•,, nerves got.
lirin on edge, a !oar faJiug, as Ferrozonc. lloty It :;b trpens ltL0dosepi
s
available to lest ors :.tor to he
cheeks, buoyancy to th:' stop. Butter
✓ try Ferro zono. Yr.y9I feel like a.
r new being. with acv. iigor and abil.,
ity to confront life':; difficult/ea,
11 You ore sure to bles3 (110 day y.ots
commenced Ferrozat:•. Sold every.
25 where in 500. boxes.
" l;t)1:N
N1cELItEA-In \Voodirun, Sept. 26t1i,
the wife of Jame:a 1LcElrea of to
son.
l'ARQIIHIAR
Mrs. Vance, of Bright, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. John llewitt here.
Miss Mabel Dunoan returned home
from Oshawa last w'cek,
Mr, David Dugrc.tn left hast week
for Manitoba.
Mr. Joon Somerville who is doin_
the carpenter work of Mr. W. Bray'
new house, will x•0311 have it cons
pleted.
MR. C. E. HACKNEY Ole I''AIIQU
her intends holding an extensive pre
tion sale of his stock about the 1011
of October.
The following is the report o
the September examination held in
8, 8. No. 2, ilsborne ; Sr. 1V -Ann:
Allison 284; W}Ilio Monteith .280
Flossie I'assmoro 218. Jr. 1V-Eth
el Ifunkin 310; Mile Darch 306: Gar
net Passmore 298. Sr, 1II.-Terissa
Coward 320; Meryl Snell 319: Ken
neth McNicol 260. Jr, IIi,-Courscy
Brown, 324; Chrissie Miley 323
Annie Turnbull 313: Viola ]tinkle'
301 ; Charlie Allison 284 ; Alda \Vest -
lake 280; ;Milton llodgeet, 277; Wil-
lie Jeffrey, 261 ; Lindsay Pollen, 248
Nellie Stone, 101. Sr. 11. -Jean Alli
son, 281: jonnna Monteith, 281. Jr.
1L-j4owelland Stewart, 254; Jessie
Iiodgort 252; Charlie Coward 115;
G afield Brown, 160.
JESSIE A. HAMILTON, Teacher.
ARE YOU LOSING LOOKS OR
STRENGTH.
1N1A ItltIE 1)
McLEAN-YOUNG -In Sedforth ors
\Vednesday. September. 20 Kean
31clson to Elizabeth Young, or
Sea fort h,
McCANNEL-I10\VA1:!) -In Sarnia.
Sept. 28, Alex N. 11oCanneL of
r fort Elgin, le 11i`' Lila Howard,
IV formerly of Ex •te .
SOMERS-GIDLEy -- At the resis
dense of the bible's parents, Blyth
011 Scpt. 2(t h, 'by Rev, Mr. Ana
dereon, Mr, J)avjd Somers to Mist,
1 Effie, second daughter of Mrs
and Mrs. 8. 11. Gidhcy, all of Myth.
f IIOGGARTIi-SIMMONS - On Sept.
26, at Lumley, at the home, of the
bride's mother, Miss Mary A'nn
Simons, daughter of Mre, J. Simo
- ons, to Henry I!.garth.
- REA-BILYEA - In Bianalrard, otll
Sept. 20, by tl.c Rev, Mr. McTav,a
- isle, Granton, Mr, E. A. Rea. drugs
gist, Stratford, to Miss Nellie Me
Bilyta't, of ]llan'IILIrd.
GRAIIAM - JACKSON - At Hari
riston, on Thursday, Sept. 20, by
the Revs. 11. A. and W. I[. Graz
ham, Mr. George Graham, of Wino
nipeg. to Miss Edith Jackson, ot:
llarriston.
Once you aero robust bright and
happy. Today you aero dull, worried
falling in vitality and nppenran:e.
Just when you should be at your best
you're pLlyed out and need a Oceans-
ing, bracing ionic. Your blood will
soon redden, your vivacious spirit
will soon return. you'll be yourself
again if you rtegulate the system
with Dr, 'Remit:ton's Pills. A truly
wonderful medicine. It searches out
disease, positively drives away Lend -
ache, weariness and luck of vital
force, Give yourself a chance, 1180
ilr. 1lamilton's Pll(s arld tva;tcdt the
result. Sold everywhere in 25 boxes.
WINCH 1':I.$EA
The Sunshine Anniversary servi-
0x9 will an held Oct. 13th. Rev.
1Crenstote
of Cromarty, will preach
boot afternoon and evening.
Mrs. John jkelbridge had the mis-
fortune to be bitten in the arm by
a dog a couple weeks ago► but no
tubal cline of the injury until last
Sunday, when the arm commencc.l
to swell, and it W,15 rteeee9:try 1(1
C311 meiic:tt nssjetnnce to ease the
pain. The injured member is rinw'
doing nicely, aIthough Mrs. lh'l-
bridtre is compelled to carry her ars)
in :t sling.
The following is the report of
S. 8. No. 0, Ueborrkt'. for ;the mottle►
of September. Names in order of
merit ; V -Laura Godbolt, Lill;a Iley-
wool. Hr, IV,-NctI- Ilcywkod, PI -
13 Heywood, Hattie hunter, Jr, IV
-Fall Washburn, Ray Fletcher, i(oy
Fair. Sr. 11I, -Minnie Talbot, (thea
Godbolt, John Cheery, Jr. IIi.-Ent.
met Heywood, II -Earl Coward. Al-
icia Creery•, Eric Coward. !'t. Ii. -
1nea Creery, Roy Goulding. May
Clark : Sr. 1't. 1-1inrdwick Cornish
J)i:) Cornish. Jr. I't. 1.- fox Iley-
wood, Louis Cornish, David Crocry.
D. M. DOUGALL, Teacher.
- so
The well known strcngthrning
properties of iron combined with
other tonics and a most perfect ner-
vine. are found in Carter's Iron fills
whirl' strengthen the nerves and
body. and improve the blood anti
complexion.
-p
PIED
DECHER-At the Babylon Line, Htt,>7
on Thursday, Senlember 20th, John
Deeper, Sr,, aged 74 years,
PECK -At 14th, cols., Hay. on Sept.
22nd, Edmund 1. Pock, aged 2Z
years, 5 months :tad 22 days.
RUNNEL -In 'Zurich on Sept. 25111,
Mrs. Rummel, aged 82 years all$
1 day.
IIARTMAN-At The 14th tion. Bays
on Sept. 26111, Mrs, Simoin Hart
man, aged 74 years.
SMALLACOMBE-In Heneal(, Sept,
251h, Mrs. Garnet Sma]Iacombe',
aged 25 years.
\VINKEN\VEDER-in Stephen, WS
Sunday, September 30th, Edward
\\•inkenweder, aged 22 years, S
months and three days.
OArETOMIL XAL.
Beare the A The Kind You Hare Alita Bina
8Lenatare /P JI14
of
Per the Stomach
Heart and Kidney
liDr. Shoop's Re:t;t-ative is a Caw
Cure—not a Symptom Clue.
Is Ise common mistak-• to take artificial df.
Mn fer stomach troubles -or hrart stlMulaay
TOT weak heart --or so-ea:1rd kidney remedies f01
ed kidneys. 'These organs do not act sepal
$ ly or of their own 10o•,rd—they have no ooa0��
1 over themselves --and not once in Urn
1g {ise 6lckucsv the (wilt of the organ. Itis the
ref sof the nerves wh: •h control the orYan•—
Onl through thee nrrvea can stomach.
51 (01 heart e11• ,order: cured.
D. of Rade /, R'hror,dn. lea
7loblamed',ii rxrericnce tL
r
'
eefWld oar ^•
rte r
r t
he
gob
rues —that ; ..10.'
throneh t13et4
f was 14 i'- slha tocurel
MOn.heart . - 3,e I 1 t' . burn. bole
4 tomnla. 1 backao
1b asd1 . 111.�` i'(i 1 ` nasNs.
cue aa4
aQactions f�vtat'1' of the
, For ali r t' N�M these anus
•� t Nparat.• �• t ` sicknesses
t0 betresu,t as such. They$
1
m Wm-.•
�1) p t
• IDsldeeeryewe$)t
when the•'. oorves arerestorse
i f .•totes anal the sickness dlsaype$r.
3 k '••edy which Ur. • Stoop proscrlbe0 t
1 nerves t. I;sown N D
t so. ft relieves the pain and alstrins
A
tOtelach and heart troubles quicker
medicinal designed simply 10
ierwa&
7urelf. canDr. row 4)0 badp'sReslorof dTs
ate. For Nle and reaommes4114
NV. S. If OWEY.
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