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d a telegram on
announcing the
er-in-law, Jas. Beck-
nt. Mich. W. 13. and also
, Vs are Oliver, sr., attended
eral retuning; on Friday.
s are sorry to have to report the
Ins illness of Flossy Lovie. We
e to hear of her speedy recovery
rs. \1 m. Patterson is at present
laid up with the grippe.
John Baird is not improving as fast
as we would like to see him.
Walter Statton, who has been haul-
ing logs for Bosseuherry & Il:ayette
held an t xeitiug experience on Satur-
day. It seems they drive up the lake.
outside of the big ice banks, and on
that day the ice began to break .up as
he drove over it, but after driving
some distance he got to the solid ice
again much to his relief.
BORNE FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS
of Mr. ,David Duncan AN Ow AND WtiLL-'1U►liD ItiYLDr.-Zdre
Wtnelow'sSoothtng Syrup has been used for
scene of gay festivi4ICS on OM' may years bymillions ofmothers tor their
' b arteoa011ant�ae•
patoDares wind collo. and 1s the best reXedy
00 friends met tilers to bid Ior�tarrham. It is pleasant to the taste. Sold
farewell. prior to his leaving bydruggIsteineverry pan of the world. 96
Dents a Dottie. lie value !e lnoaloulsbte. Be
for the northwest. The party was sure and take MreWinelow'e t)oothlitir
in the uature of a surprise, and at 8yrupaad ask for no other kind.
the. proper time Mr. and Mrs. Dun- Drugs Guaranteed
ranteedJunoer the
1Food and
Serial
Number 1098.
ay night of last week, when ibptesthheatt d aotteeatheDume, all
can were called forward and pre-
sented with a purse containing $73
and the following address:
To Mr. and Mrs. Duncan:- We,
your friends and neighbors have met
,who have always proven yourselves
to be worthy on all occasions; the
name of neighbor in its fullest
sense. To Mr. Duncan we -would say
that when we think of boyhood days
ase bring back to memory happy
days. that were never , darkened
.with quarrels. 'Phis makes us think
of the old saying "The boy is the
father of the man." We gladly
state that this is a t rue saying in
regard to yourself. We shall miss
you at all our gatherings, and by
your leaving us one link in the criatn
will be broken that hind+ frond with
friend. There will be one less to
join us in all that is healthful and
helpful. • 1'lugtown has always
proven that "men are only, boys
grown t all, hearts don't change
much after all." You have always
done your. part to make other hearts
cheerful and happy.. \\'e know your Loudon, visited the torwer's woth-
;gm will, be hard to fill, but ?IVO er over Sunday.
I:f6sr our loss will be, gain for oth- , Ili v at d Mrs. Gliders, of Toledo,
trs What we have said regarding ? Mr.
ourself can truthfully be said off Ohio, W 1(0 have
forbeen some visiting
re-
turned oseph
turned house on Monday.
Mr. Thos. \Vood. of Stratford, is.
spending' some weeks with Mr. A.
McPherson.
Mr. John Ilobkirk is engaged at
present as blacksmith at the 11o11
tout dry,• Sea forth.
Mr. John Moore spent Sunday
with friends in Clinton.
The Clinton hockey club visted
our towwh on Wednesday night last
and succeeded in defeating our boys
by a score of 4 to 2.
The farmers of the Mcthdist con-
gregation are busy hauling gravel
for the new cement building which
Will be erected this coming summer.
and will be one of the fittest of its
kind in the county. Its duuensione
are to be 100 ft. by 50 ft.
Messrs. 11. Cudinorc and J. 11. Me -
11 ENSALI.
Mrs. 1t. Beek is visiting
daughter, Mrs. W. Kemp, of
Marys for a few weeks. -
Mr. Alex Smith was called
Dlichigart last week owing to
Iters. •
Messr4. It. Higgins and W. Shop*
herd leave on Monday for Edmon-
ton.
• Mr. Fred Petty, of •Toronto, has
taken a position with his uncle, G.
C. Petty, butcher. for the summer.
Messrs. John and George ;Welsh
spent Sunday with friends in Lon-
don.
oadon.
Miss Ida Peart, of London, is vis-
iting for a few days under tho par,
ental roof.
Miss Joynt of Lucknow, who has
been spending a few weeks with her
uncle, Mr. Geo, Joynt, has returned
home.
Mr, slid Mrs. John Chapman, of
her
St.
to
sick -
THE E R E Z E R Z' 1 Dd E S, FEBRUARY •ZSth 1907.
rsi77F7tOY
TM
1
TRAINED NURSE
After Years of Experience, Advises Women in
Regard to Their Health.
Mrs. Martha Pohlman
of 5.5 Chester Avenue,
Newark, N. J., who is a
graduate Nurse from the
Blockley Training School
at Philadelphia, and for
'six yearn Chief Clinic
INuree at the Philadelphia
Hospital, writes the letter
printed below. She has
the advantage of personal
experience, besides her
professional education and
what she has to say may
be absolutely relied upon.
Many other women aro
afflicted as she was. They
can regain health in the
same way. It is prudent
to heed such advice from
such a source.
Mrs. Pohlman writes :
"I am firmly persuaded,
after eight years of experien-
ce with Lydia E. 1'inkbam's
Vegetable Compound, that
it is the safest anit.best medi•
cine for auy suffering woman
to use.
"Immediately after my
marriage 1 found that my
health began to fail me. 1
became weak and pale, with
severe bearing -down pairrs,
fearful backaches and fre-
quent ditty spells. The doc-
tors prescriber- for me, yet 1
did not improve. 1 would
bloat after eating and fre-
quently
ro
quently become nauseated.
I bad pains down through my limbs ISO 1
could hardy walk. It was as bad a case of
female trouble as I have ever known. Lydia
E. I'inkham's Vegetable Compound. how-
ever, cured me within four Months. Since
that time 1 have had occasion to recommend
it to a number of patients suffering from all
forms of femaledtfticulties, and 1 find that
while it !s considered unprofessional to re-
commend a patent medicine, 1 can honestly
recommend Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, for I have found that it cures
female ills, where all other medicine fails.
It is a grand medicine for sick women."
Mone cannot buy such testimony as
this -merit alone can produce such re -
suite, and the ablest specialists now
that Lydia E. i'inkllam's Vege-
ta le compound is the most un:versalty
euocessfdl remedy for all female diseases
known tp medicine.
When women are troubled with irre-
gular, suppressed or painful periods,
meat, displacement or ulceration of
the letnele organs, that bearin .clown
feeling, inflammation, backache, boating
(or !Sentience), general debility, indiges-
tioar and nervous prostration, or are beset
with finch symptoms as dizriness, faint -
net iridin a excitability. Irritability.
Your estimable wife and deal c u
ren. Please accept this purse and
whatever von may purchase with its
-contents, we know will remind you
of ask
fptrtth d e aatneo ase%a smallotoken te-
of
the esteem in which you are held•
Signed in behalf of those present.
Mr. •Drutcan made a very happy
speech in response, thanking
Ida
litany- friends for their kind values -
Pions toward him and his wife, and
• that while he would be many miles
away, would ha ve a soft spot in his
heart for the runny loyal friends in
f this vicinity.
After the presentation a lengthy
program was given, consisting of
n recitation by Miss Gertie Miller ;
lmout11 organ solo by Edgar '[union;
specr)i by Councillor ltoutly
by 'Moodie and Allison : :speech by
Councillor Atkinson; song by +Tina Arthur are busy hauling inaterta
McDonald; song by Mr. E. Shier; for their nein residences they cot► -
\1' Nina r template erecting this corning sum-
mer.
Nile Thos. Murdock has been con-
fined to the house for tho past •meek
speech, 1)r. Carr : song. +• iss
lltontieth : speech, Mr. Cameron;
ong•-.loodie anti Allison ; recitation
:'lies Gertie Miller. speech.
•
Shute; song, Moodie and •Allison;f with a very severe attack o
sperch Mr. Roach : violin solo. Ken- r Griee` ul:u,v [ric ads of Df r. John
nett) 'Duncan : song Mr. -L. She r.
After the program was co►leled••d,
the remainder of the evening %%os
spent in tripping the light fantas-
tic. after At Inch every one exeresardl
their regrets at. the removal of Mr.
and pros-
perity rs. an d tthappirtesshoping,
in them
theirl'ne%w
levee.
IS %OC'R TROUBLE INDIGESTION
'Then probably you know the evils
Of distention. fermentation and irri-
tation that accompany digestive
troubles. Next important is to
1110%w Low promptly Nerw•iline cures
Quick as n o kilitl relieves
bloating
ati r-
end feeling t 1 ile' perfect digestive apparalu+ in l
Ord.•r makes you feel fit and fine rill
itlalchfoicl will be sorry to learn
that he 19 Cuufined to the house
through: illness.
Abner Arnold. of 'buffalo, has
taken a position :19 jOnior in the
Sovereign flank.
The hockey club intend holding a
carnival on Friday night %%lien liber-
al prizes ni11 be awarded for the
usual costumes and a ladies and
gents race and a boys race under.
12 years.
Rev. Or. Daniels. of London, ei11
give his celebrated lecture "1'n -
crowned !Sings" in the Jictliodist
church on Monday next.
Croup can poeil ively be slopped in
twenty minutes. No vumitin3-
f nothin; to sicken o: distress your
'Id, A ,Meet pleasant and ,sato
Piles let quick relict from Dr.
Shoop'- Masia Ointment. Itemew•
iles-and it
works ber awith oariaintJ amade stone for nd satisfac-
tion. Itehini. painful, protrudi�n3.
or blind piles disappear liko wa.;ia
by its use. Try it and race. For
sale by W. 8. lfowev.
CENTRALIA
Miss Katie Elliot, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Will Elliot, was last week
Successful ill passing her examina-
tions at the London Conservatory of
anisic. Site took honors in oral, vo-
cal, and written. Miss Elliot is a
talented young lady and is to be
congratulated on her success.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony' Nevins, of
London, are visiting at Mr. Samuel
McCoy's.
Miss Dinsdale, of Kippers, is the
guest of Miss Aggie Hepburn.
Miss \Vlimit red Essery
friends itt 'Merton last week.
Miss Elsie 'landlord, of Loudon.
is visiting at her uncles, Mr. James
'landlord.
Mr. Wesley Luker. of St. John, is
visitng his mother here.
Miss Webb, of St. John,
is Col • t-
guest of her sister.
will.
Mr. Dan Coughlin, who has been
visiting friends here for the past
two months left for his home in
Manton; Alberta, last %reek.
Miss Lilliatt Anderson returned
home Monday after a pleasant visit
With friends in London.
Rev. G. W. Andrews ;was in De-
troit last week attending the fun-
eral of his aunt.
nervousness. sleeplessness, melancholy,
"all -gone" and "want -to -be -left -alone'
feelings, bines and hopelesenese, they
should remember there is one tried and
true remedy. Lydia E. Pinkham'a
Vegetable Compound at once ramoves
such troubles.
No other female medicine in the
world has received such widespread and
unqualified endorsement.
The needless suffering of women from
diseases peculiar to their sex is terrible
to see. Tho money which they pay to
doctors who do not help them is an
enormous waste. The pain is cured and
the money is saved by Lydia E. Pink -
ham's Vegetable Compound.
It is well for women who are ill to
write Mrs. Pinkhant, Lynn, blase„ The
present Mrs. Pinkham is the daughter-
in-law of Lydia E. Pinkham, here/Instant •
for many years before her decease, and
for twenty-five years ranee her advice has
been freely given to sick women. In her
great experience,. which covers many
years, she has probably had to deal.wllth
dozens of cases just like yours. Het
advice is strictly confdential.
Lydia L Plakkaa's vegetable Cvopoud Succeeds where .others Fall.
• Ever Have Heartburn?'
To the Editor of the Times: E AIRQI IIAIR
It is some time since the ^-
Exeter Canning and Preserving The grand concert given by the
Company was formed, and 1 feel members of the I. O. F. Lodge on
th•rt in the interests of myself and Tuesday evening was the most sue -
many other shareholdern a meet-
ing should 1)4' called in the near fu-
ture, so that we may know what is
being clone. The time is almost here
when active building operations will
commence and the shareholders are
entitled to know what has been ttt-
coutp1i51tcd up to date.
Yours, I twiner, of Toronto,.amueed the aud-
ience immensely, while Bert Harvey.
---�' . also of Toronto uncorked his large
EASY TO RETAIN HEALTH. 1 barrel of funny songs. Prof. Brown.
Most 'iutportant of all is proper 1 of Exeter accompanied the singer. Mr.
attention to the bowels. Avoid Con- Brown is an exceptionally fine player
etipalion, it's the health -killer of to- and gave the beat of satisfaction,.
day. Harrill griping medicine is
ruittous-beware of it. hest re- your aro Conatipatcd, dull, or
sults 10110w a truly vegetable rem- If
edy like Dr. Hamilton's fills of bilious or .have ,a sallow complexion,
Mandrake and Butternut which not • pry Lax -ere just once to ere what
only relieve costiveness in etre night I they will do for you. Laz-ots are
but cures the cause of the trouble ILtle toothsome Candy .tablet, -nice
and preterits its return• No dig' l l0 eat, slice in effect. No-;riprnt. no
tress or inconvenience rittonds the; vein. Just a ;;mile Laxative •effect
use of I)r. Hamilton's fills which teat is pleasin;ly desirable. Handy
are world famous for their mildness 1 for the vest pocket or purse. Lax.
r
•a- i,
s
'r L.1 C
,rcevery desire. . t 2 cot
and efficiency. Bold everywhere els meet
per box. come .3 you in beautiful litbto;raph•
od rnttnl boxes at 5 cents and 25o.
O�.>BTORX'21L• Sold by W. S. llowey
Tte Kind You Ban Always l'eas'h
lt.arathe
&piton
of
cessful ever given by the local order.
The hall was filled to its utmost capa-
city, and the entertainers were receiv-
ed with the heartiest enthusiant. Dr.
Henderson. the high Secy. tor West-
ern Ontario presided as chairman and
gave an interesting address on Fores-
try. Mr. LeRoy Kenney, the enter -
OR ACID RIE'TINGS OF a.'001).
BILEANS END THESE SIMPTOM8
Howl Because when% foodhen y retu urns
witlt that sour taste,
ve
"heartburn," wind after food or any
of these unpleasant "feelings of ful-
ness," it is because your digestive
system has given way for the time•
The "food tax" upon its energies has
been too heavy. ''deans just enter
the stomach, and, dissolving there,
they liberate certain herbal essences
which ut onto correct the gastric
gl
the blood nds. The
antdsare�car carried s also pato
to into
the
liver. 'There they operate on the
bit ll d are carried
.'h11411�.4 lrl•h
O uu l)itut►ti
Vegetable Preparation forAs-
silnilatiltg thcFoodattdRegauki-
tiltg the Stomachs a11dBowels d
•
promote ss Digestion,Cheerfui-
nessandRest.C�untains neither
Optum.Morpbtife nor Muria
NOT IARC OTIC.
Jar+ dO.dn-softzuffr�8
J1.�ati. S..d-
.Llu -
Aj}r��aa. Jesd •
Hi(v dafo•
Now Sud -
( r.
is now:
Aperfect Remedy for Constipa-
tion, Sour Stolnactt.Diarrhoca.
Worms ,Convutsions,Fevcrish-
tless mid Loss OF SLEEP
TacSimille'SiiOnature of
NEW YORK.
EXACT COPY Of WRAPPER.
THE WON-DEROUS WEST
,OUT PAINT.
bile -secreting cells, an (By T. frost.)
to the delicate vessels of tho tubes- This country's corning t. no good,
tines. All along, these herbal exam- I hear its death roll.
ces act beneficially, so that digestive \\.r can't gst cars, knell can't get wood,
disorders are corrected, the bowels Not even Souris coal.
are gently opened - not violently
purged - the acid and fermenting Our wheat is lying in the b1.7.1,
substances are remove] from the No money In 'Our clothes;
body, the blood is cleared of poisons Unless we burn the C. P. R.
and a feeling of lightness and re- My friends we will be froze,
stored vigor, with return of healthy The cusses got their slice of land,
appetite and freedom from all di- They know they own the earth,
gestivea troubles is the result. Bi And catch them caring how we stand,
leans also cure constiPa'lion, debility No fire on our hearth.
female ailments, piles. headache, and They say they have not got the cars,
dall liver kidney and stomach disor- \Ve, know they've got our dough,
50rs. Of all storesx.or
andt druggists of Colne on Jim Hill and let them see,
60 cents a box, ro post free from 'Their pace is far too slow.
the Bilean Co., Toronto, for price. 6
boxes sent for $2.50. Good friends, we're having hard, hard
T- titles.
GI. .-'r Rt.A•. You bet your Sunday shirt;
the Kind You Have Ahrays Bougtd The stuff they send us now, for coal,
&Sults _� 1. "naught" but Iiloomin' dirt.
CASTOR
For Infanta and Childr
The Kind You H
Always Bough
Bears the
Signature
of
W ITII-
11
For Ov
ThirtyTea
CASTORI.
TNT OENT*U COMPANY. NEW T00% O.r
over. For internal 1':1111 . O•o cls
Nerwilinr 5urpa5se5 swots know% a1 i Sy rup, called Dr. Shooti s Croup Cure,
renietly'. Keep 11 in the house a1- does the work and clots it quickly.
twa)'4, it's a sours~ Of comfort in Or. Shoals Croup Cure is for croup
the hour of entereency. Large' bot- alone, retnembor. 11 does tw,t claim
ties for 2+,e. at all dealers. to co , • .1 dozen ailteenls. It's for
-- croup, tl, it's ail. Sold by W. S.
llowwey.
A Doctor's
Medicine
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral is not
a simple cough syrup. it is a
strong medicine, a doctor's
medicine. it cures hard cases,1
severe and desperate cases,
chronic cases of asthma, pleu-
risy, bronchitis, consumption.
Ask your doctor about this.
The best kind of a testimonial -
"
(told for over silty years."
Y a0 Oaur�rs otn' M�
£I•a,sewure
t tw<sPACIIIA.
yeta7 U I1'.$YQ.
We bate se seeress r Wer rablleb
ea. a.•mdse et sit ear arum_
MAIMED
Ditto, 011 Wed. Feb. ;L7tb., net the
home of the bride's parent's Mr.)
and Mrs. Robert Little, %%heti their!
daughter, 'Martha .1., was married I
to Mr. It. N. Cruikshank )of Exeter.
1)IGNAN-110DGIN`1 - In Lucl►l. on
Saturday, Feby. 1911e, Miss ,ietntie
1lodirins, of Lucan, was married to
Mr. \\'n1. 1)igrlan, of Lucan, and'
5 !Griner resident of 1"xct4.t'.
CRI. IK81tANh - LITTLE -In Tor-,
'I 11A NI E:d ROAD
Mr. .lnd Mi 4, .I..s Ilatla►tlyne, jr.
gave a dancing Iran ty to the young
people of lie• surrounding country
last Friday evening. The evening
ens, pleasantly spent.
Mr. a11r1 Mrs. Alel r,.w ('an,plx•11
are .It 1.1,54111 visiting friends in
Seafmit11 and Logan.
\1r. ..rid al re. Geo. Monte -tit toe
tri tinted a n1etnis r ut relatives eild
fii,tlel.4 on )1011.1,) swelling.
Miss M:twt t'..rnirl.•'ll 114 speeding a
few itiys w.ilh hr i fi Said. Mts. N'ea-
ley tta1fo111.
Miss Steil.% lit 1% is visiting
friends in ltusseldal.- :lad 1'u IIIr1nit
i le- luueral of tlr • bite \Ir2. 1lc
Naught. to mot her of airs. Ilenry
.1'asstlu,l••, toot: riser at .l'roln;orty
eu tiunrlly afternoon.
tiies 1'.•rguson. of 114ns,111 is the
guest of her call Mi, Miss Florence
Ilnnkin.
Dl,. Jas. O'tdiner and his ester
Miss Gnu-, ,f \r'al1on, are visiting
relative -4 1..Itr at prr34rlt. •
It TIIH, ORIGINAL CORN CURE.
No sub Itilll1 • h:is ,.ver b�•el1 tt'vis•
ed that gives the quick painless rr-
Satin, of I'tltnam's Corn Extras or.
fSTE WART-CREECH-In E`.etcr on
Monc1ay eve1111iU. Fr1,y. •pili., n1 i
th.' home of 1 h t bride's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. WilliamCreech %%lien I.}
their daughter Edna was married1
Mr.Alex• Steuart• •�
A Famous School
School
CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ONT.
is recognized to he one of
t11 • leading Comm:reed seine's
of 'Ontario. Our Bourses are
thorough and {'radical. Each
is hotly. hands of
exlerisneed instructors. Our
graduates ere in d^mond and
are :nesting with great suc-
e:ss. Many leading Ilust►ess
Colleges employ our Rraduates
a
as techrr+. Writ" for free
Cltalogur. lou may ent
To 1.l. any t line.
DIEDt.l• 1''LLIOT & MC'LACHLAN. •
IIAlITLEi11-In Dashwood. 011 8un•1+ Principals. t
clay Fcby. 2ilit., Waldo L., son of +++++.1.444444++++++++.+444-1•4*
Mr. and Sirs. Jonas ilartleib aged'
1; years 11 months and 15 days.
1151)1)5N -AL his home in ('rediton
East, on Monday. Feby. etth.. Mr.
Wesley lieddert, aged ;K.
tli;aatas
of
ZURICH
Mr. John Kochens, of North Da-
kota, who has been visiting friends
in this locality for some time, left
last week for his home.
Miss I'lloebe Itickbeil is Attending
the millinery openings in Toronto.
On her return she will tako a posi-
tion still' one of the Exeter stores.
Mr. henry Lebeau and family left
lust week for Texas where they will
snake their future. home.
To stop a cold with "Preventios"
is eater than Ito lot it run and cure
it afterwa.rd'. Taken nt the **sneeze
stare' Prevontics will bead off all
coldsand Grippe, and perhaps save
you amu pneumonia or bron.bitis.
I'revetntica are 'little toothsome
candy cold cure tablets selling in 6c
and 25o„jlores. It you aro chilly, if
you be;in to sneeze, try I'reventiss.
They will enreiy check the cold and
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
Purifies and enriches the blood and
builds up the whole system.
It radically cures all blood diseases,
front pimples to scrofula.
1
Which?
T SEEMS a whet" of words to ar
gue that n business 5(11104' 1011 !a
necessary for the roc, •'s, in life net
voting men and wor't'h. No rea-
please you. Sold by W. 8. Howey.
sonable person doubts it. It is a lilted
f+tTet.
he only quest ion• -the vital (Ines' ion
-is illi*:
•'\V hieli cones'. Y.
Shall it Ire a school where i onrmon
Freese. prectir&l methods are fences ed?
Shall it be the Lest college or next
best ?
It to the best remedy for Catarrh, it costs nothing to getout, neat est't-
Highest Price Cash
FOR
Al kinds old iron., cop-
per brass lend zinc, pew-
ter, rnhlier, rags, wool
picking., hrns(1 hair.
Steri stone boats, Louie -
yarding, iron posts.
Sell or exrltange for the
:11)1 if t!nntl$.
it's funny looking brownish
The color of a mole
We, who burn it, oall it muck.
The miners cell it coal.
Unless it jolly soon comes spring.
Our race. it will be run. :. i
They've put the beastly, dirty stuff.
Up, fifty cents a ton.
it's hard to clutch and ve know a chunk
01 frozen beef, BY
And watch your pot of "spuds" a.
freezin'
Sitting on the stove.
I think I'd walk out of the 'Yost.
If the apowv were not 50 deep:
I'd go to Panama, 13y auks:
And in the sunshine sleep.
But how's ."a.. fellow to get out ,• .�
When he hasn't got n dollar
If I jumped a train; the C. P, its
Would pitch me in some holler, .
Where are our politicians now.
Who promised us good things?
They're like a comrade in a rotas_
You need there, they take wwingSd
When 1 go down to Ottawa
I think it st he stuff they find, Coal will be sent itt free:
That is scratched up by a rat, So when I run for Parliament,
And then to only think that we I You please to vote for mea
Can't get enough of that. -"Carnduff Gazette'
truck, .
i
M. J6S011 & S011
ne-t) tilt' old market
i l ,a i n St. Exeter
rheumatism and dyspepsia. ingue. Simply ask us to send itto
most wide' useful medicine. p+n• tic•+,1 Bustnae College in n
Y \Ve believe it. In he the vett' hest.
These statements are confirmed daily Iir•ter any trine. Indivt•tual in -
At all times of the year 1t is the pier address. It tette about. the most
l Ontario.
by cured men and women. et r uctine.
Over 40,000 testimonials received in ? Gllnton business GolleQ6
two years - an unequaled record % (.►l'u'sted with Winghsm Business
insist on having flood's and `e M i College)
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IF TOO ARO "ALWAYS TAILING COLD"
it shows that the throat is sensitive and bronchial tubes
weak. Make them well and strong with
Bole's Preparation of
Friar's Cough Baisarn
It bests irritation and inflammation -strengthens the
membrane of throat and lungs -and not only cures coughs,
but also protects you against catching another cold.
es cents a bottle. At druggists.
NATIONAL DRUG a CHEMICAL CO., Umtata -
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Great Posslblities
are within easy reach of
Graduates of the
The Westiero Busfocssl
Mil SINN coupe
ONE NEW Wer
'1'nke
Howell's
110 Dundee street London
110 Dundee Street
Everyone who cofnpletes either
a Regular Commercial or Short-
hand and Typewriting Course is
placed in a position.
Catalogues, beautiful specimens
of Penwork. and all particulars are
trailed upon application. Don't
delay. Golden opportunities are
passing.
W. C. Coo. C. S. R.
Principal
Tne Usborne and Ntbbert
fir
Mutual e Ins
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farmer's
ansa Gompanu
Head Office. Farquhar, Ont. -
Pres. W. 1I. I'ASEIMOItE, Ilturquhat.
Vice -Pre..: -J. L. RVBASLL.
IRussHta.nat B. 1'. 0.
DIRECTORS.
Ws.`Ro'r, Bont.HOLbM P. 0'
WM. I3BOCK W lNeHEIMEA P. 0.
T. RYAN. DUBLIN P. 0•
ROBERT NORRIS. 8tnffa.
AGENTS.
JOHN ESSERY. Exeter. agent for
Usborne and Diddulph.
OLIVER HARRIS, Maar*. anent
for Hibbert, Fullerton and Logan.
W. F. BEAVERS,
Socy.Treae. Farquhar.
OLADMAN & STANIIIIRY. eelistr ire
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• (incorporated by Act, of Parliament HIM)
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THE 11OI.SONS BANK
• CAPITAL PAID UP • • • • • • • • • • • • 63.000.000.00
RESERVE FUND • • • • • • • S3.000.000.00
se 1iraoches in Vntarlo. Quebec. Alberta British Columbia and M mites&
EXETER BRANCH
Open every Lawful Day from 10 A. DI. tot P. tt. except statures, to A. y.1011., ir.
or
Fortner's' Basic
application. Di1 Non• 111 pes oints In the Dominion, Great Britainsadaaadd Un-
ited
el
ited Stale*, bought and sold at lowest rates of exchange,
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
e received.
C1i1� a -Cold Deposit. of •1.00 ani upward intertest cola•
CA P�L'1.1:8 pounded half year's end added to prin pal .lune Mk arid 91
December x! D♦
padta Receive also ed and highest Durum rats of interehuninees men nt
st allowed.
Advances made to farmers stock deelers
west rates and on frost favorable term*. Agent/oat F.zererlfor Dom.
Ooveron.eet,
l)erl y L, suis Dickson di Carling, Solicitors. N. D. H U R DON. manager.
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