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THE EXETER TIMES, NOVEMBER 1st ipJ6
CAPTAIN COOK'S FIRST View
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Testimony from People You May Know.
Mrs. J. Beck, It/Cornwall St., Toronto, says:—'For
nearly two years I was troubled with billiousness and
gas around the heart. Sometimes 1 had such a smc-
thering sensation as if I were going to die. One day
when I had a had attack Bileans were recommended
to me and I tried them thoroughly. They gave me
speedy relief and effected a cure. I think they are
a splendid remedy."
Mrs. J. Whitfield of Swan Lake, Man., says:—"Bi-
leans hayo done me a wonderful amount of good. I
can hardly describe how bad I felt before I took them
I could not eat but that it caused pain. There was a
constant sensation of tightness in my bide, and my
liver was entirely out of order. l could not sleep at
nights, suffered also from kidney truuhle, and was al-
together in a r'.n down and very serious condition.
I have been ailing in this way for years, and i( is
gratifying to find that Ilileans were equal to my
case."
Mrs. J. A. 'Thompson. of Cleveland Park, says:—
"For irregularities and painful periods, I can highly
recommend Bileans. They proved a great blessing
to me and restored me when I bad become very ill
and despondent."
Mrs. Wm. Hall, of Dean Lake, says:- "I have prov-
ed Bileans very good for constipation, from which I
suffered a great deal. they cured me."
an aw4aaan
Benefits the Civilized World !
EXPLORERS have found that the healthiest races of the world at the time of their discovery used roots and herbs as medicines
Christopher Columbus would have died when he discovered Jamaica but for the herbal medicines the natives brought him
When Captain Cook discovered Australia, various roots and herbs were used as medicines by the natives. So effective were they that
he wrote:—"I did not observe (amongst the natives) any appearance of disease, or eruption, or bodily complaint. Very old men, without hair and
teeth, showed no sign of necrepitude and were full of vivacity." Now, if vegetable remedies are thus powerful when taken in crude form, how
much more so must they be when concentrated and purified as inBileans7 Bileans, the great Australian herbal remedy, are compounded from the
finest medicinal roots and herbs yet known and everywhere they have been introduced have rapidly displaced the old-fashioned and often harm•
ful liver and stomach medicines containing various mineral poisons Bileaus cure Constipation, Indigestion, Piles Headache, Debility and all
Liver and Stomach ailments. (See Paragraph below).
BILEANS are so compounded that they operate directly upon the liver and stomach. Most medicines taken for—say constipation
cause purging more or less violent, clearing the intestines out for the time being, but leaving the cause cf the constipation untouched.
When Bileans are taken for constipation, they do not merely purge, but they act upon the liver, regulating and correcting its bile secretion
Bile is the natural purgative of the body, and by thus working on nature's lines Bileans effect a cure in nature's own way. In consequence a
permanent cure results from their use—not a merely temporary relief. Just so in indigestion and all stomach troubles. Bileans do not, like or
dinary medicine, merely remove the fermenting food. To do that is to give relief certainly, but it is no cure. Bileans tone up the secreting
glands of the stomach and intestine s, regulate the flow of gastric juice, stimulate the muscles of the digestive organs to healthy action and thus
remove the root causes of digestive disorders. Bileans always act mildly, never cause griping. are suitable for the most delicate constitution, and
do not create the pill -taking habit. For full list of what they cure see paragraph below.
What Bileans Cure
Bileans cure Indigestion, Constipation, Piles,
Biliousness, Liver Complaint, Headache, De-
bility, Aniumia, Female Ailments. Dizziness,
Winds, pains in the Chest and between the
Shoulders, Blood Impurities, Pale Bloodless
Complexion, Palpitation, Sleeplessness, Heat
Flushes, and all ailments arising out of defec-
tive bile flow and assimilation. They are also
useful for rheumatism, Sciatica, etc., and by
toning up the system enable it to throw off
colds, chills, etc.
Bileans are obtainable from all druggists at
So cents a box. Post free from the Bilean Co.
Colborne Street, Toronto, upon receipt of
price. 6 boxes for $2.50.
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THE BIG
HARDWARE STORE
We are showing a very large assortment of Ranges
and Heaters this year with prices that will surprise.
von. So come in and let's talk it over with you be-
fore you buy.
We have just received a fine assortment of Carving
Seta. You will need a set, so cotne in and see its as
we are sure we can satisfy your wants in that line.
Best of attention given to this department,
W. Moore Kirkton.
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Mills!TE�;50CT10CREDITON INDIVIDUAL
•INSTRUCTIO MillsTELLS
Flour"
We have installed a NEW
ROLLER PROCESS in our
Kill for the rolling of Oats, and
can now fill promptly any Or-
der to roll Oats for Horses.
We still have our Chopper
and -gen also fill orders in this
line promptly.
The fact that we give individua
instruction and make a specialty
of each pupil enables us to qualify
our pupils for situations in the
shortest possible time.
It will pay you to Join our classes
Catalogue free.
Wcsl2f� Iiio�1S3 Cdl
H. Sweitzer
110 Unndas Streat, London, Ont.
Crediton.
Wm. C. Coo. C. S. R. Principal.
W. N. Yerex, Principal Commercial
Department
Crediton
CUE, MEMBER ODi.
PHYSICI.1
Cr last was a success and was (thor-
oughly enjoyed. The church, vas
welt tilled. notwithstanding the
stormy weather. Many familiar
hymn:+ were sung, and the pastor,
Rey. F. If. Bean. gave .a: itttort'talk
on each hymn. 8pecinl mention
might be made of the solos render-
ed by Miss Clara Hoist and the Rev.
Mr. and Mrs. Bean which %were
greatly appreciated.
The Rev. L. K. Eidt, of Dashwood,
will occupy the pulpit in the Evan-
gelical church on. Sunday morning
next. Mr. G. K. Brown will take
the services in the evening. Itev.
Mr. Dean (,rose to Rodney 'to take
the services there.
Tho anniversary services of 'the
Ebenezer church were held fast
Sunday, sermons being preached by
Rev. Knowles, a former pastor. On
Monday evening an entertninmont
was given at which Revs. Going and
Knowles gave addresses. The innate
was furnished by the local orches-
tra. The proceeds amounted to $85.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dyer and Mr.
John Dyer, of Detroit, worn there
last week attending the funeral ot
the late Mr. Abram J. Walker.
which took place on Tuesday last.
Mr. C. Rau left Monday for Ilen-
e:i1l where he will remain for a con.
isle of weeks.
D R E. J. Mc
CUE,
COLLEGE
ane end Surgeons. Successor to Dr.
E. A. Haist, Orediton. Ont.
There was no service in the Meth-
odist church last 'Sunday evening
owing to the anniversary services -of
Ebenezer church.
Tho windstorm of Saturday did
quite a lot of damage to trees, fon-
oes. etc. The kiln sheds of Mr. Jas.
Ilaist were blown down.
Mr. Chas. Callfass, of fort Elgin,
called on friend's in town on Thura•
day.
Rev. Knowles, of Fullerton, event
a few days in town last week, vis-
iting friends.
A number of Anse A. F'inkbeiner's
friends pleasantly surprised her
Friday evening Last. it 'being her
birthday. A pleasant evening; twee
spent by the young 'people.
Mr. rind Mrs. Jas. llodgins, and
Mr. and Mrs. A. Hodgins attended
the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Hawkins. of Shipka, on Monday
last.
Miss Myrtle Clark and Miss Elle
Beaver took part in the concert at
the Ebenezer appointment on Mon-
day evening.
Mr. C. Zwickcr was in Mensal' on
Monday on business and in London
on Tuesday.
Mr. Elmer Gower spent Sunday at
hie home on the Grethen line.
Miss Kate Zwicker, of London, has
resumed her former position iwiith
her brother, Mr. Chas.Zw•ickor.
Tho Lediea' Aid of the Evange cal
church are this week sending a box
of clothing; to Toronto for the Den.
noncan work which is being carried
on in thit city.
Mr. Wm. MotVilliam.+ left ,thls
week for New Liskeard whore In
will spend a few weeks huntin;.
The song service held in the Evan•
geliettl church oft Sunday evening
BARGAINS
CREIMTON'S
CHEAPEST
STORE
In Fall and Winter
Goods at
BARGAINS
C. ZWICKER
A)1 lines of Warmer Clothing opened up for your inspection. Greatest values ever of --
feta in
Ready-made Overcoats for Men's and Boys' Wear
The very latest styles are shown in Black Beaver, Mixed Tweeds. Melton,, Etc. In SUITS we are showing Black
(Swint*. English rweeds made up in the latest styles, both Single and Double Breasted, lined with good Italian
CIotib, Prices $0.50 to $12.50 per suit.
Our Furs Are Unsurpassed
We have made a special effort in this line this season. Our sales are very much ahead of previous seasons which
Meows that our prices and quality are right.. We have received another nice sh:pment of Coon ('oat', Russian Calf
Sad Wallaby's tha'. are extra values. See our new Bokaran Coate with lovely Settle Collars and iteveree, Riouse and
ilex Styles, 2t to 2.M inches at $:i5 to $12, Also our Electric Seal in 21 and 2N inch lengths with Collars and Reveres et
Sable at N0 to $45. We have a selection of Astrachan ('oats in lengths from 24 to 30 inches at $22 t1) $:3.i. These are
ficial sante. 1)o not fail to take a look through our stock. Should yeti require a Fut-lined or Fur Coat., Ruff, MIAarc„ it will pay you.
Dress Goods In Drees Goods we are showing erne exquisite shades in the
tditTetent textures. New fashionable goods in widths from 12 to
tl invitee at. 50c to $1 per yard. also a heavy line of double width
cloth in Wine, Navy, (trey, !drown and Black. Shades special a. 25 cents per yard.
We are giving Special Values in Carpets, Linoieuma and Floor Oilcloths to clear up our stock for the season.
We have some extra values in Children's Coats. All styles in Fawn, Navy, Cardinal and flrey shades at from $2
Produce taken in exchange for (goods. We are open f0t any qu*ntity of Dressed Poultry for which we will pay
=cod prices In Casb or Trade. Dried Apples 5c per pound; Butter, Zile per pound; Eggs, 2lk per dozen,
1'IIOVEI) AFTER FiFTY YEARS
The teat of time has proved that
I'utnam's Corn Extractor cures
quicker, with less discomfort and
more thoroughly than anything oleo
Contains no acid, el purely vegetable
and absolulcly guaranteed. Insist on
'Putnatn's" only—it's tite I,est.
Dashwood
Rev. L. K. F.idt will preach in ithe
Crediton Evangelical church next
Sunday morning. Mr. Fid( %vitt oc.
cupy hist own pulpit in the evening.
The severe wind storm 'of • list
Saturday blew down the power wind
mills of Mr. Jacob Brown. Goshen
line, and Alonzo Foster of ;the ilaby•
Ion line, and did •considerable otltor
damage.
bliss Einnt.t Itotharntal, who has
been evorkirt,; in Stratford, return.
ed to her home on 8iturday last.
Mr. J. llarticib, our hardware
merchant is kept busy these dart.
Ile put in a Pandora stove and a
water lank for Mr. 1). Hamilton of
the Bend and alto ,s Pandora Stove
for Mr. Wm. Snell.
Mr. Jos. Itestard and dtughtere,
lfartha and Maud leave thia week
for London lwhera they will 'stake
their future home. Their houreshold
effects lucre went hest Vriday.
Mr. 11. Witten shipped n car -load
of hogs to Toronto rn Tuhesday.
1,aat Thursday nftcr the Rile at
T'hilip Beslarde, n number of the
Young people enjoyed thcntsclveti et
dancing; and other amusements, a
jolly evcnins being spent by all.
Iiowever, an accident which occur-
red while t everrl were ret arcing
home nt.tired t he plcA.rILr . pwhiclt
they It id been enjoying. A couple of
soon.; then were driving at a rapid
pare and collided with tiro ot her
rigs resulting in n wheel tieing ta-
ken off orae buggy and another one
upset. Wes. Miller, one of the
drivers was thrown violently to the
ground, while three others jumped
and were uninsured. Mies f Ific W I.
Icrl way not ns fort Imitate. however,
Ss she was seriously injured. She
received a fracture of onr' of her
toga noose t he knee end was other-
wi+e badly bruie"d. Miss tVillert is
doing as well as con be expected.
SExsMrrii
Mr. and Mre. C. Aldworth visited
Mrs. fierce at Iona Peet wceic.
Rev. Toll preached ad Sexamit)t on
Sunday taking the place ot Rev.
Fear, who preached anniVernet ry, ser-
vices at Bethesda.
Mrs. Geo. Geddis visited ifriends in
Iona hit week.
Mrs. Geddes, of London, is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Geddes.
Mr. and Mrs. James Geddes, of 8t.
Thomas, who were visiting friends
In 'This locality left dor their Nome
last week.
The annual tea uteetin,,, in connec-
tion .with the Sexsmith hfetbodist
church will bo held next Monday
evening. The anniversary services
will be held on Sunday at 2.30 p.m.
and 7 p. in.
WHEN TUE TIP Gi•' A DOG'S
nose is cold and moist. (that( dog is
not sick. A feverish dry pose means
sickness with a dog. And so with
the human lips. Dry, cracked and
colorless lips snean feverishness, and
are as well ill appearing. To have
beautiful pink velvet-like Sipa. apply
at besitime a coating' of Dr. Bhrnop'e
Grvon Salve it will soften and heal
any skin ailment. Get a free trial
box, at our store. and to convinced.
i.argo nickel capped Riese jars, 25c.
Bold by W. 8. Howey.
CItOMARRTY
Mrs. Gillespie spent a few days
last week visiting friends in Farqu-
har.
Mrs. Johnston, 11 ho has been ser-
iously ill, ter recovering slowly.
Miss Janet liali'tntyne spent Sun-
day with her friend, Miss Jennie
Hamilton.
Mrs. Craneton trpent a few days
with her Pare is in ,Exeter.
The service was poorly attended
Sunday evening on account ,of tho
bad weather.
Mr. J. A. Norris, who has been in
the Northwest for the 'Past Iwo
months, returned holne on Friday.
Mrs. James I'ark,nnd family have
moved into the village, Mrs. Park
having purchased a house and lot on
Que 'n street, one door west of the
man :+.
Mr. Alf Miller, of ,Toronto, who
has been visiting at the homestead,
returned to Toronto on Monday.
Mr. Alex Miller, who went to sec
his brother in Alberta who wags very
111, returned home on Wednesday
last and speaks in %glowing terms of
the climate and country in general.
Mr. I. II. Andrew 'spent a tow days
of last week in London on business.
WOODiIAM
The opening and dedicatory ser.
vices et the grand new Methodist
church 'were highly nucceesful.
Ideal weather wna enjoyed on Sun-
day. the 21st, and on the Tuesd ty of
the fow•i supper. Three crowded au-
diences greeted Rev. Messrs, Fear
and Knowles and nil report a „rand
day. Tuesday evening between six
and seven hundred people enjoyed
the wonderful fowl supper and theprogramme which followed. Tho
Baptist Quartette of St. Marys, ren-
dered good service and several min-
isters delivered appropriate addres-
ses. J)oor receipt's amounted to
$3314.00 and Rev. S. Artdortton, of
1
Blyth. raised $1000.ut► in subscript
tion.:. The ladiss he '1 a social o'ts
Thur -.1 ,>• evening nis 11 etas also of
bare.•-• 115 spit() of very unfavor4
,.he %%eat her un th•r 2sth. good and
;wow i sive audi.'r:r• .. anst'utbleal ItQ
he ,r Rev. Dr. C.,ru s and 1tov. U,
W. McTavish. 'I'Ire .t )' closed •with'
less t lush $51t,b0 t.f ,' L ('utire ljabllt
it ► of >;7.t+A4.(iU. • i t . he raised. and
even this wax %%ii bi.. sight. There(
for the property ws•• reported ire0
ot debt and the 1)..x • t>K;y tvas sung.
Great rrcdit ix dart :ill %rho !,ave had
anything (o do with this1 movements
The ehurch itself i . '+orthy of acyl
rur(rry' r tott cols .n unity and in
uodu,ired otn► allwSid• . Tito pastor
has conl.nu'sic:�l nisi•, 1 I ovaugMlistil!
servir04 lwhieli are 1 irt,; well cit..
tended in :;t'fto of it d %%(•alter. Thiel
week he et dealir'tr 1' : It prepara1100,
equiprnerig for rcrvi• ••. •115(1 alto bapte
ism of (he Holy, ►51 ir'i . The service■
n ill continue all n •• ' week. Quare
ter'Iy rervices will I • h'*td in the
1'•tw rhureh next :.-:t,. 1th at 10.30.3,
in. :Ind 1110 regular s.rvico el 7 P,
rn. Ilecauso of Shed: 1,01 ViCe8 all o14
her rervices on the •circuit will bq
wit I'draw,t forNoe. i Jllh. The
(1u,1'1r'ly Itosgrd ni its :,t Coopers at,
2.3(1 p. tn. Nov. 5:h. All are carnealk
ly int•i;t•,I (0 :111 of these services Its
the now church.
1t'cddin;c b Il:t v t!1 ho ringing si
rod away.
blin1 ;Nei tjo 1 1w''Ii