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varatrly and prepare the Inixtiu'c
euois,•It. Viigin 0)1 of Pine (Pine)
be purcnssed in the original
nxlCout.ce vials, which druggists bit
boa dispeesieg. Each vial is securely
.0 4► round woudeu case which
protects toe Oi+ from exposure to
light. Ar,ur:ti the wooden case is an
.1 wrapper w it li the uauue—
"1 • La.. Ilii it Pine (Pure•)"—phtinl7
Ni :•,. , I r.ere(n. There are many iun-
t.4too,-. and cheap productions of Pine,
heft i t.4.: a only create nausea, and neve
er effect the desired results.
TEACHERS' SALARIES IN WEST
HURON
lle.v 1he 111ininrwn Salary Provi-
sion Affects This, In_Spectorate,
In tho inspectorate of West Huron
there ;,re 93 rural public eohoot sec-
tions. lucre axe 10 as3ivtant tcstch.-
ors employed in these 3oh,ols making
106 teachers in rthe rural salamis of
this ir.spcvtorate for 1907. Under
the "minimum salary" eshemc, 27
sections must tory the principal $500
38 sections roust pay 8450, 27
sections must pay $400 and 4 sec -
Dona must pay $350 each. The ns•
sistant, must receive at least $300
each.
Four principals and three tIs,isc-
tants receive more than the mini. -
mum salary. In Usborno town3hip
all the 'tonobere 'receive $500 and in
East Wawanogh not ono Irecoive3
$500. There aro nine teachers In
each of those municipalities.
The total amount of the salaries
of the 106 rural public school leach.
ere in West lluron for 1907 will be
48;025, whist' is $225 more f(.han
sum of Itho minimum salaries. In
Abe sum paid t'ke 106 rural
as $38,360, sand in 1905 it
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ZlL'OTIC.
T 1 M E S, JANUARY 17th 1901
ASTORI
For Infants and Childr
The Kind You H
Always Bough
Bears the
Signature
of
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Aperfectilcmedy f�rConstipa-
tion, Sour Stotiach,Diarrtiocd.
1Vorrns,Convulsions,fevcri sh-
ncss end LOSS OF SLEEP.
Fac Simile Signature of
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NF,W YOE?if.
oat'se-151110!/
X.ACTCOPYOF WRAPPER.
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for Ov
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CASTORI
..•c c,n.•ca eo.sa*NV. SUM 401114 Cr?
1F YOU ARE "ALWAYS TAKING COLD"
it shows that the throat is sensitive and bronchial tubes
weak. Make therm well and strong with
Bole's Preparation of
Friar's Cough Balsam
It heals irritation and inflammation—strengthens the
membrane of throat and lungs—arid not only cures cough.,
but also protects you against catching another cold.
25 cents a bottle. At druggists.
NATIONAL ("nue a. CHEMICAL CO., Lnriiro
1'• • old tr.c to
Cult. it Cold:
Saskatchewan Wheat
Land For Sale.
As I inspected tht• lands 1 have
for sale, 1 can .;ice you some of the
best bargains to be olfored. Lands
from $9.00 to $30.00 par mere. some
of the best snaps about $12 to $14
for immediate buyers. Don't delay,
next week it will 4a iii; her. Lands
sold last eprin; for 87, now $15.
Be sure you stet rue before buying
elsewhere, Snaps aero; don't t% ;tit.
A. E. IIODGERT
BEFORE MY LADY'S MlltltOlt
Tbo "Reflections' of a looltin;-
,glass should make interesting raid• J
Log.
It's a wise shopper who ksion i
heir own mind.
"Imitation on the face of it"—the
other :girl's complexion.
There arc women who %till die for
yuan, but .thero are more who will
dye.
A plague on ,my beau's jealousy"
cried the pretty shop (girl. "Why
wasn't I born plain like 11 he Society
Beauties."
The nvera;e woman would a•ather
own to a "double life" 'than a
"double 'bin;"—Waller Pulitzetr in
the February .Delineator.
III/7(0N
Will positively cure sick headache
and prevent its return. Carter's
Little Liver !'ills. This is not talk
but truth. Ono pill a dose. Seo ad-
vertisement. Small pill. Small
doss. Small price.
That tired Languid feeling and
dull headache is very disagreeable
Take two of Carter's Little Liver
Pills before retiring, and you will
find relief. They never fail to do
good.
Tho rails dor the' C. & G. .railroad
have arrived at ,Blyth and are now
being laid three 'miles west of the
village. The ballastirt3 has been
done for nearly 15 miles but it is
not expected trains will be runt ing
over the Stew- nroetd before nexii lay.
You hardly realize that it is med-
icine when taking Carter's Little Li-
ver I'ills : they aro very small : no
bad effects; all troubles from tor-
pid liver aro relieved by their use.
CORDIAL INVITATION
ADDRESSED TO WORKING GIRLS
1
Milo. Robitaille Tells How Mrs. Pink.
ham's Advica Helps Working Girls.
St
LONDON, ONT.
IHE NEW WAY! CASTOR A
i'+,i:r• For Infants and Children.
Howeu's The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Cure -o -Cold t3iguatur o of
CAPS U LES
Only 25 eats
a Box
b540 Per Year
Hiss Snell, formerly of Bluevale, is
receiving $45 per month from the Cal-
gary Milling Co., Calgary. !'his es-
timable young fatly had only acorn.
mon school education, and in a few
Months with Its prepared for the above
situation. With a few years' experi-
ence Miss Snell will receive at least
$75 per month.
S' ENOORAPHY
1, better than
SCHOOL TEACHING
Intl. we ),,nye done for others we
do ter you. Enter 8lny time. iu-
du t: 'nslruclien.
r I s' ler catalogue.
Clinton Businehs College
toted with SVinghnin Business
College)
penton Principal.
B. Itumbull, son of Mr. F.
of Clinton, diad on Sun. -
•t the ago of 07 years.
was born in Clinton
entire life was .;pent
the jowlry trade,
ars ago ,retired to
the Licit Tele-
tricken with
apo and since
health. A
ni tyle be
psia
IEW W
If your are Constipated, dull, or
bilious or have a sallow complexion,
try Lax -eta just once to see what
they will do for you. Lax-ots aro
15.tic toothsome Candy ,tablets—nice
to eat, nice in effe (. No griping, no
pain. Just a geniis: Laxative :effect
that is pleasingly desirable. Ilandy
for the vest pocket or purse. Lax•
etc meet every desire. Laxeets
come ) you in beautiful lithograph.
od metal boxes at 5 cents and 25o.
Sold by W. 8. llowcy
PUBLIC NOTICE
1 hereby give notice that I will
not bo responsible for any !leets con-
tracted by eery wife.
W. 11. ELLIOTT,
K1rklon.
January 9511, 1907.
FARMERS INSTITUTE
MEETINGS.
The regular !meetings of the South
Huron Farmers' Institute will be
held at
• EXETER, JANUARY 17th
11RUCEFIELD, JANUARY 18th
EXETER
At the Exeter afternoon meeting
the eppeakere will be W. Elliot, Galt,
on "Tho Cultivation of our Farms"
and J. Gardhouse, IliShficl3 on
"Caro and Management of Horns,"
and addresses by M. Y. McLean and
11. S. Phillips. A lady speaker is
expected at both nft, rncxon and
evening meeting,.
In the evening Mr. W. Elliott will
speak on "Things we ought to think
about" and Mr. .l. G,irdbouse. oti
"IIow to Improve Present Farm
Condi) forte."
13i1UCEFIELD
in the afternoon Mr. Elliot, of
Galt, will ,peak on "The cultivation
of our Farms" and Mr. Gardhouse on
"('etre and ManigemeIII of Sheep."
Addresses will oleo be given by 1).
Forrester, of Clinton, coal W. Lew is,
Crediton,
in the evening ,lir. Elliot will
speak on "'Things we ou;ht to think
about" and Mr. Cardhouse on "lino
to Improve Present Forming Con-
ditions."
The afternoon meeting.a will com-
mence at 2 o'clock sharp an,' ey, n.
(ng meetings at 7.30 sharp.
W. D. SANDERS 1t. GAi(DI\I:u
'r.
Secy.
l la: .1 l 01,11 IN t)NK !DAY
x,,: h• Promo lluinin' Tab
(4u1giuts refund !tot moo
Girls wlio work
a r e particularly
susceptible to fe-
male disorders, es-
pecially those who
are obliged to stand
on their feet from
morning until night
in stones or facto-
ries.
Pay in and day
out the girl toils,
and she is often the
bread -winner of tho family. Whether
she is sick or well, whether it rains or
shire's, she must go to her place of em-
ployment, perform the duties exacted of
her—smile and bo agreeable.
Among this claret the eyrnptotns of
female dise'as'e are early manifest by
weak and aching backs, pain in the
lower limbs and lower part of the
stomach. 1n consequence of frequent
wetting of the feet, petiole become pain-
ful and irregular, and frequently there
are faint and dizzy Fpc•lls, with lose of
appetite, until life is a burden. All of
thew symptoms point to a derangement
of the female organism which can ho
easily and promptly cured by Lydia E.
l'iukhaut's Vegetable ('onipound.
Mlle. Alma ltobitaille, 78 rue St.
Francois, Quebec, Queltcc, tells what
this great medicine did for her. She
writes:
Dear Mrs. 1'inkbani :—
' overwork awl long hours at the office,
together with a neglected cold, brought outs
very serious female trou)10 until finally I
was unable to go to work. 1 then thought
of n friend who lied taken !',tufa E. Pink -
ham s Vegetable compound when her
health W1I' iii the saint. condition that nine
way will straightway went out for a bottle.
1 finished that and took two more before
I really began to improve but after that my
recovery was very rapid and 1 was soon
well amiable to go hack to work again. I
certainly think your medicine for sick
women worthy et praise and am indeed
glad to endorse it."
It. le to Fuell girls that Mea. rinkliam
holds nut a helping hand and extends
a cordial invitation to correspond with
her. She is daughter-in-law of Lydia
E. Pink Inuit anti for twenty -live yearn
has been 5th icing Fick women free
of charge. Iter long record of Fucceed 111
Treating wornan's ills makes her letters
of advice of untold value to every ailing
working girl.
To stop a cold with "1'rcventics"-
is safer than to let it run and cure
it afterwards. Taken at the "sneeze
• stage" 1'reventics will head off all
colds and Grippe, end perhope sive
you .nom pneumonia or bronchitis.
1'reve tics are little toothsome
candy cold cure tablets selling in 5c
and 25c boxer, 1f you are chilly, if
yon begin to sneeze, try Prevents:'s.
They will surely check the cold and
pleloo you. Sold by W. 8. llowcy.
FOR SALE. — House and 1 hr••e.-
fiftlis acre of larnd, four rooms,
two bed rooms, front room and kit-
chen, wood shed and good et•Ilar,
all kind of fruit trees, Simcor ntr.' t
Exeter. Apply on prcmiaes.—John A.
Iley wool.
Annual Meeting.
The ;annual rncetin,; of the i :4,
borne & Ilibi,ort Multi il Cit.- lea+.
Co. will be held in thea Puhli 11111,
Farquhar, on Monday, February 4th,
1547 at 1 o'clock p. in.
Itusiness,—Receiyinl Ilio 1)it'0No:'•
annual report, Auditor's rel.,! t :
elezl ion of Directors and Anditnrs,
the :transaction of any business in
the interests of the (3•nnpany• I'ol.
icy holders tare invited to nttend,
A Meal in a Moment
Bovril will do it for you
A meal prepared with the help of a chafing
dish has a great fascination for many.
But the woman who mesa chafing dish and
hasn't tried what the addition of a few drops
of Bovril will do, has yet to find out how
delightfully piquant and appetising, a chaf-
ing dish preparation can be made.
Not only does "Bovril" add to the richness
and taste, but also very materially to the
nourishing qualities, and that's best of all.
BOVRIL
is
A Household Necessity
" There aro 'Maple Les(' Itub•
Isere 10 118 all sizes and shapes eat
men's, women's and children's
shoes "—Wireless from "the old
woman who lived in a shoe."
Fit neatly, snugly and
accurately, too.
Leave no openings for
the water to sneak in at
the sides.
Get a pair
and keep your
feet dry.
Maple Leaf
ubbers_
PAIN
Pale In the head—pain anywhere, hue tie mato.
Illus lecongatlon, pain 1s blot'•1 pressure—nothing
W as usually. At least. so sari Pr. Shoop. and to
W ove it he ha, created a little pink tablet. Thal
Mblet—called ear. Shoot's I1.•adache Tablet—
eoaxes blood pros:aro away frim twin content.
Itsefectlscherming.plrasinglr,' 1igbtfol.(;entl7,
Ibouah afely, it suruly octualin s the bh)0+1 circal.
,.►1e•.
11 you have a headache. it's blood pressure.
1111's painful periods with women, same ranee.
If you are sieepirss, restless. nervous. It's bI„od
son5estlon—hl00i pressor,. That surely 1. a
esrtalnty, for pr. Sh•'up's Ih•a•la• hr Tablets stop
tit 1n oa minutes. Anil the tat,l.•ts simply distribute
Ohs unnatural 1,100,5 pr. -cure.
Bruise your anger, and doesn't it rel red, and
swans. and Darn yon! Of course it dors. Wit nut•
Oleon, blood pn-,sure. 5"uu' I1 find It where pato
lrattrays. It's simply ('nun 4) sense.
Waall at 26 cents. and cheerfully recommend
Dr. Shoop's
Headache
Tablets
W. S. HOWEY.
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CENTRAL6Y 2
STRATFORO., ONT .��.!�
The Leading Commercial
School in Western
Ontario.
Our courses ore HMO Mill anti
p1 #et cal w bile the teaching is
i14'1 5' by able instructors, '1 he
:ambit boas young wren and young
women who desire to get the
hest possible commercial train.
ing pate, nine this school while
h11sitiees men 4410 in search of
our K1 'vitiates 1r 1111 responsible
posit it n9. 'l'ne' hest tone to eu-
�• ter our classes isfreeNW. Beall-
LI
e.tn- -'-
x !slut eatsIogu•• O.
•. I:LLIOTI& 1rcLACEILAN, j-
�j• Principals
4-14++++++++++++++++++ +++++
Croup ,can positively ,i►; stopped in
twenty minutes. No. vomitini--
nothing to siekon or distrote your
child. A ?meet pte:,alnt and s., f•.
syrup, called Dr. Shoop'' Croup Cure,
dec'9 the work and dues ib quickly.
Dr. Shoop's Croup Cure le for croup
alone, remember. It duce not claim
to euro a dozen ailments. it's for
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Hotel For Sale
The Metropolitan Hotel, Exeter.
for sale.—Tbis hotel le well buil4
is largo, with number of rooms. Hart
license also good barn in connection.
• For toms and particulars apply to •
Thomas Cameron. Farquhar.
If riot told privately on or before
the 24th of January will bo sold by,
publics auction on February Istlb.
Farm For Sale
Being Lot J4, Con. 4, Usborne 104
acres, log dwelling, good bqnk barn
and drive house, good orchard, 5
acres hardwood bush, 10 acres fall
wheat, 20 acres plowing dose balance
needed to graat: Convenient to
cburch and school, 4 miles tram
Hensel' and 6 from Exeter. This
farm 19 well drained and fenced and
in good state of cultivation and it
not told privately on or before too
18th of January will bo sold wutbi
the chattels by publio auction Oa,
February ,1st, 1907. For terms and.
particular, apply to G. Srnallacombe -
Proprietor. or Thos. Cameron, Auae
tioneer, ha.rryubnr,
FAiRM Folt `+ALF:. -71, f ex hoot
farm, Lot 17, and sons 11 half of
lot 18, concession 5, Stephen, is ors
(ered for site, This farm is situated
3 utiles from Exeter, and is :good
risk clay loam and contains 150 aores •
There is a frame Louse of 9 rooms
and summer kitchen and woodshed.
;e ,bank barn, 50 by 61, with ce.
went floors. There are driving
sheds ,and other outbuildings. Tho
tarts is well fenced and well drain8.
ed. Abcut 6 acres of ,good hard.
wood bush. Price $8,000, The river
Saublo runs tisrouall lbc farm!. Apes.
ply on the prenii,e'+ so Abr:,hanr
11(•1ring, Sr.
DIED
JA('QT•F:S_-1n !'shorn", on Jant}a rS-
I111i, 1907, David Jacques, a;ccl 67
t •• r f4 motif its and 2 clays.
SI?LT-_1n Lucknow, on January 1411>
✓'itr•:I, 11tuksh.,w, rets'! of the late
John Ss•Ii in tis 76th year of
her age',
SF:MOIL-1n Blenheim, on January
125b. Charles Senior, father of Mr.
Joseph Senior of town, aged 71
psi ret and 9 months.
Piles ;et quick relict from Il
`ibex►!!'• Ma;ie Clint 'tient . Herne
ber it's made alone for pilc9—a1
works with cor4ainty tool rot
!ion. Itching. painful, pros
of blind piles dig, pp'•lr lik
d