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TIIE EXETER TIMES P'T'G CO.
Limited.
Several so-called "scandals" weir
ventilated in the Ilouse during the
past two sessions, end tine by one
they become intaygible anddrsappear.
At the time of their e,xploitatiro
much political capital was bought to
be made of there. Time is a grett
rectifyer, and the ttroof ultimately
prevails in politics us in other of, -
folio. All that io required to doo-
sipate ,t he scandalous allegations
!made in the 'Ilouse, and serreated
throughout the country, is inforrna.-
tion as to the real facts.
When it vas charged us an exam..
talo of ir,,.ckless pit that[
certain versals used on the St. Law,-
Tcnce had boast supplied with wine
glasses, ice pitcher's and table appur•
tenances a little above what might
be 'reasonable for anen before the
Mast, it was explained that such
provision was made. •for guests of
the Government, or other notables.
who might be entertained on these
vessels. His Excellency the Govern•
on -General is now on board one of
these Vessels,'which would not i?1 ive
been possible had not seemly .(carat•
modation boon trade.
Wheal it transpired that accounts
for some $160,000 had !ren presented
to the Government tor payment on
account of the Grand Trunk Paciflic&
which account was erroneously in-
cluded in the statement. It Ls a
tact that the error was detected by
an official of the department .to
twhiclt the account was bent, unit that
be dsclined to pass it on audit, and
that this finance departutent refusad
to pay the atuount, told that it never
. was paid to Ahs hour, and as n mat-
ter of fact the funds involved .in this
payrneuc w� rr trust Bunds held by
the Gotcrnutent, and at no time was
the money of the people in jaopardy
even" had the account been paid.
The history of (Lc Souith Sasktt•
chewan Valley Land Gornpatts, Its
been told often and often, but few c
people know •that the land involved
in the transaction tuts open for set,- i
tlentont for years, rind %vas ptsa•"d I e
over by thousands who did not re• t
gard it :is possessing the value of s
,ands far removed from its leo-into. , 1
he people were not given t he al.' e
ditional information that pate4►ts
,have not yet issued for ties Inhale of
land, for elle reason blot ,rho
oonditions of purchase (have not yet
been performed, although large sutras
have been spent.
The Robins Irrigation Company
was male to do duty as a scandal
for a time. This was :t delectable
morsel, w•hcsn it awas found that t_e
land had been Fold to Eng! 1n'I Ie,-
fore any work soot dons upon it. it
did not transpire, however, tttlt tate
English company was touts'. contract
to spend on.- million dollars of cash
upon the property in ;irrigation
svorks before it .could •sera,„a the
privilege of ownership. l Incl this
n(
beestated by the Oppo-igen, aDour: • - the scandal feature would
would have disappeared
This land without 1rri,z)(lan is
worthless; and the advantages to Ir.'
derived what the (+onlputy con►nlem•
res o}verations w ill be 1 u r in e•x _•'a.'
of t)i temporary gin by ('.rand r of
"'n •writ.... ..?t•
a million spent in improven►ecats►,
for it moans •chat hundred's ut tlbottl•
ow ba
sands of acres of ow lands
will bo mu de to blo.wwn a s the root.To
mi ebarren lands of $1 an acre
aid provide for the expatrlditurle of
a million dollars more ;to change
the charaoter of tato land into aerie
cultural land of also beat quality.
would strike the average thinking
fromman as an operation from wbi,oh tale
country would receive a (doses and
flosting advantage•.
. . . • .
The total revenue of the Irpar&'
moot of the interior except school
lauds for the twelve utontl►rt ending
tlss 30tlt Jun.: 1907 was $2,137,786.
Theft° tigureo aro unrevised (tet all
the returns aro not yet mode.This revenue; for the ton moistly'
touting 39th April '07 was $1,713,78($
and for the following two months.
Muy and June, it Iris been estimated
at $420,000.
MILLIONS FOR CARS.
The G.T.R. Will Boort nave I.pent
$7,000,000 This Year for Concise*
nod Engines.
en� rent our own Correa}wnderrt).
Montreal, July 24. --With the duly
delivery of engines, passenger
coaches and freight oars, talo Wand
Trunk Railway is rapidly aa,pruach-'
ing the day when the last of nearly
$7,000,000 worth of rotting 'stock will
Lase been received by them during
the pi -relent year. There wore in all
about $12,000 each, .laid down in
Montreal, which makes a total sof
$120,000. Thirty of these have al-
ready beou ;delivered.
There were 100 r,ngines ordered and
-of these GO have been received. The
average coat is $15,000 each, or an
:rggrepate of $1,500,000.
The tremendous increase in freight
traffic may be 'imagined by the de-
livery of 4,500 up.to-date cars. The
oiei-•r was for 5,200, and the average
cost is $850 each, so that the sunt
of $4,120,000 is bung orient for frcighb
oars alone. With the daily deliVory
of many of th�'people
the G.T.R. ople
are hoping to get well an the wayto
lift the present congestion.—Toronto
News, July 24, 1907.
Last week alarnr was created in the
neighborhood of Leamington, Ont.
by an extraordinary outbreak of cat-
erpillars which devoured everything
before then!, Application was made
to the Agricultural College at Guelph
for advice and assistance, and Mr. L.
Caesar of the Entomological Depart-
ment was at once sent up to invest-
igate. Ths insect proves to be a Varie-
gated Cutworm (Peridrorna saucia),
which has on previous occasions ap-
peared in devastating number, the
most seriousout break having occurred
in British Colntnb(a and the neigh -
horning Pacific coast states in 1000.Near Leamington the worms were
first observed in clover fields where
they soon devoured the crops and left
the ground bare and black; they then
marched on to the next field and con -
sunned whatever vegetables, seemed
especial favorites for consumption.
If a fruit tree happened to he in their
way. they clin'bed it and devoured
both fruit and foliage; many peach
trees were thus attacked and the fruit
ruined.
Like the cutworms thesecatereillare
feed only at night and remain in con-
cealment during the day, hiding in the
ground where thesoil is loose and un-
der any rubbish or other shelter that
they can find. When full grown the
worm is about 2 inches long. with a
yellowish stripe on each side above the
legs, the rest of the body is darker
and mottled with black, white or grey
the ruoet characteristic feature ie a
row of yellow or white Epots, five or
seven in number, along the middle
line of the back. Some are already
bunging into the chrysalis stage, for
which purpose they bury themselves
n the ground and form there an oval
arthen cell. The moth, into which
hey finally turn, has a wing expan-
ion of about an inch, and is dark
thickish brown in colour, often cloud -
d with red towards the front margin
WenteeeleVEIMMISMIIMMeellemegeoelle
My Hafr is
Scraggly
Do you like it? Then why
be contented with it? Have
to he? Oh, no! Just put on
Ayer's Nair Vigor and have
tong, thick hair; soft, even
hair. But first of all, atop
your hair from coming out.
Save what you have. Ayer's
Hair Vigor will not disappoint
you. It feeds the hair -bulbs;
makes weak hair strong.
The best kind of a testimonial —
"Sold for over sixty years."
Asa] o' a.'.simsarise-.f •erase
i IIAasAtAaR1A,
f
yeril PILLS.
r s CKOit MORAL
lalsaalsat� �
of the wings, but with no conspicuous
or distinguishing markings; the under -
wings are white with a pearly lustre.
Like so many other of our most des-
tructive insects, this one has come to
us from Europe.
litany specimens have been sent to
the+ College for indentification from
varioug parts of the Province, the
complaint being in most cases that
the worms are destroying the green
tomatoes by boring great holes
through and through them; in some
cases corn is badly injured and in
gardens vegetables of all kinds are
attacked.
fit - most c•ff^c, ave 1 I11P 1y fe these
nocturnal marauders is the ptlsone(L
bran mash, w-hioh ds mad,, by mixing
half to pound of Paris green in 50
lbs of bran (the proportion for larg-
er or smaller qu,ultilies Is 1 to 100);
th-• poison should be added to td1•
dry bran little by little and stirred
:Ell 1 h. lime hill the whole is tingcd
with the green. color, t.ben add wat.:r
sweet:'rted with sugar or ..malts+',a
till the. mixture is suffici:ntly moist-
ened to crumble Itic:ly through the
fingers. 1 bran e r. f
it r cannot berc•�urc(
p t
shorts or flour •may b, used .and
for fi^1d work ,may bit d!stribut,'d
(,try by means of a seed drill. The
mash is sprinkled about the plants
..t eun-doen x11(1 oft' dark loo
ct
01 tits crane nut and cut it in prefcn-
eno• to the vegota1Lc . and then go
off a►id/lie, usually in their plat s
concealment. 1'
.1f19R
I'eC ,a
n ball :,
pound to 40 gallons of water 11 ty h••
wird on many (plants with much ado
vantage.
1v hill ti.:' worms are very nuns n-
ous and a re moving on f rom one
liold to a1 ,111.- , /heir progress may
11-! che:ked by ploughing a (0:11 fur-
row ole' td of Herm, two about four
fret apart will he batter—in (hese
pest hob • are bond or due from 12
to -15 foci. apart. The furrows should
ba made in the morning so that 1lla
sides may be dry and [viable by night
fall. Th.. worms fall into them a.
they starch and !wino ,in l,Ie to clin►A,
up the loose ?sides (ley travel alta,(
the fel rOw and fall inla th•'' pas.
holes: .t lotto 0hey eili-b- found in
dozens or hundred: in th' morning
and sits easily b:: killer!. Where the
+Mil it stiff claw, this plan well prcbs-
lay not be nso.• f(fec(ive as the warms
may b•• able t) climb up the e'dt•s
and gd on fht•ir way; reliance will
then have In be placed in 1Ie. (raja•
oned bait: Where very ,nurnerous a
THE EXEfI Lr R TIMES, AUGUST Sth 1907.
heavy roller may be employed with.
it the soil or crop will permit of
Ito too. It must bo remembered that
Jive stock or poultry roust not bre
allowed in any ;,tare where tlw poi. -
on is scattered.
The worms ate sao doubt a:tacked
by parasitic insects rand many will
parish from bacterial dim.'usts, Ibis is
the usual experienoa when outbreaks
of a similar ctttraoter have occurred
—and therefore Otero is little danger
of a :cootie/on of the plague n,)x1
year. Everything, however, should
be donne to chock Ula, viettaticea uow
beluga mere damage IP inflicted and
to reduce the nurubcr that easy sur.
vive /or 11,e 4,rcducliion of another
broad.—C. JJ S. IJETl1UM , O. A.
Oullege, Guelph, Ontario.
CO A, alit r CD MS. MAL .
Ewes th1e 1itt Kind You Hi* Nu Bought
SNS'
.l
FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS
ULD AND WtLL•TarzD K$YxDy.—Yrs
Wlnslow'a800thlog Ural) has been used to
ever sixty ears by Intl -Mos of mothers for weir
ebUdrea wile tooling. with perfect •access
IpNssseo�o�thes tbs ohlld, .citess the gums, allays all
edy
roc lnarrboea. h is pleaasssub to the
(est 1.80(4
by druggists in every part d the world. 96 I
cents a bottle. Its value t. incalculable. Be
sure and tate Mrs Winslow's Soothlog 1
Syrup and ask for no other kind.
Guaranteed under the Food and I
Drugs Aat, Jure 30111, bum. Serial
Number 1098.
LUC_AN
Mr. Fred Porto is holidaying in
Muskoka. •
Alias Hazel Parkinson, of Thedtard.
and Miss Craig of Ailsa Craig, are
visiting at the house of Mr. H., J.
Craig.
Miss O'Ncvl, of Tor•ostto, is visit -
int Mrs. U. O'Nedl.
Mr. Walter Gibson, London, vis-
.itcd at 1►is tomo last week.
Miss' Bergey, of Londotl, has re-
turned home after a short visit with
Miss Carter.
Miss 'Windsor, of Toronto, is holir
daying in town.
Miss Edith Ilawkahaw, of Londbal,
is at present visiting her mother.
bliss L. l'ox left Thursday Ler a
visit with friends in Oss•en Sound.
Miss G. Wilson, of Allanford, is reo
sewing old acquaintantws in town.
Miss Mary Fox ,is visieing Lriendot
in Mitchell for a couple of weeks.
Mis=t Katie Smyth is 'spending her
holidays at Grand !lend.
Mrs. Y000m, llamiltcet, is a guest
of Mrs. W. Sovereign.
Rev. Mr. Fletcher r'xchaugesl out -
pits with Rev,. S. A. Carrier, of Grand
Rend, on Sunday.
Mises Ella Dorman, Ails(t Craig, is
the guest of Mrs.. 1'. McLean.
Mr. Arthur Carter, of the Standard
Bank, Ilocvntanville, is 'mending his
vacation at home.
Mrs. Sprowl, of Norwich, k vis-
iting friends in down.
Miss E. Ix)rOtt is holidaying at
Grand Bend.
The Misses Armitage, of London,
are visiting friends in the villago.
Miss Cora Alki•nsott 15 spending a
few days at her hone.
Miss Jessie Sproul k spending a
month, holidaying in Clinton.
I'll sto{) your pain free. To show
you first—before you spend a jenny
—what my pink Pain Tablets can
do, 1 will mail you free, a Trial
Package of them—Dr. Shoop's Head-
ache Tablets. Neurulgia, headache,
toothache, 'Period paints, etc., are due
alone to blood congestion. 1)r.
Snoop's headache Tablets simply kill
pain by coaxing away the unnatural
blood pressure. That is all. Ad-
dress Dr. Shoop, Racine, Wis. Sold
by W. S. Howey.
\VINCIIELSE:\
Who kicked 'thee berrit'sf There
were six or seven bush:e all loaded
Saturd.ty (tight, and Monday morn-
ing by eight, they had vanished. The
six or seven bushes all loaded and
worth twelve cents a quart. Who
got then([
Mrs. A. Walker, of Crediton, is
the guest of Mrs. W. W. Kerr.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Kerr erten)
Monday in Crediton cut bu.utess.
Mrs. J. Meters dtursa of Saginaw,
is spending two weeks vacation with
Mrs. T. Coward nod her sister Mrd.
Titers, 111111.
Mr. 1tobt. Robinson has just re-
e(•i+•c(t a newly patented lire setter
ar:d is now reedy for all twee tires.
Mr. Henry Francis' new 11011W is
now reedy for the roof and when
completed will be ccs of the nicest
houses in WS KCOtiotl.
Miss Fern Francis, of ('l ug tow n,
is the guest of t.ln' Misses Lilly and
I.rutna Ilrywoorl.
,\taster Garnet (Jell, of i•'aryuiett,
is the ',smolt of Eric Coward.
Mr. Edgar Mills was the guest of
Gcrtie Miller, on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McDougall and
Mr. aid Mrs. John McDougall, of
Farquh it visited tlr.•ir brother .1r.
Duncan McUongall ,et Mrs. Geo. Gcd-
hott'.r, on Sunday.
Mrs. Philip 'fern Mrs. Geo. Jacques
Mrs. 'Thos. Coward and son Percy,
and Mrs. J Meters :.re
ru�t1r1t1r1
g
at ell.. (k•nd this week.
Miss Weld Mins, of Credito((,
‘vas the guest of h.'r sister Mra. W.
W. Kerr on Sunday.
Mr. Thos. Uurdle i+ on the sack
list from Ili.' ••ffects of an abscess.
Hood's
•
CASTOR 14
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has bees
to use for over 30 years, has borne the tlignatnre or
and has been made under his per.
"nal
IKlperviYton since it$ inibney.
aCie7SZ-74—......4( Allow no one to deceive you in this.,
All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just -as -good" are but
Experiments that tribe with and endanger the health or
Inftutte and Children—Experience against Experiment,.
What Is CASTORIA
Caatoria is a harmless rsubstitute for Castor OD, Pare.
gorse, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotle
substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Roans
and allays Feverishness. It euros Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It •assijntilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bbwels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
Tho Children's Panacea—The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
The Kind You Have Always Bougkt
In Use For Over 30 Years.
The 6tM?a U• C.OPaa., TT Y - FEW 44•.44 017►.
Farm for Sale
100 acre farm in Stephen Township
�yE��3�jis"*J good frame Karn and house. Well
drained and land all cleared. Creek
through rear corner of farm. Can
be bought right, and on easy terms,
for qGick sale. o
LADMAN &p IS Aat once to
NBURY
Ilarrlaters, Exeter Ont.
�foepls
Cho CaQadioil Noah WesI
IIOME8TEAD REGIJLATIoNS
ANY even numbered section of Dominion Lands In
.anitob.a, 'askatchewan and Alberta, excepting
8 and 20, not reserved, may be homesteaded by
any person wko is the sole head of a family, or any
ter section of
male over IS .e, rs of age, to the extent of one-eptar-
160 acres, more or kw.
Entry must be made personally at the torsi land
office for the district In which the land 1s situate,
Entry by proxy may, however, be made on certain
conditions by (he father, mother, son, daughter,
brother or sister of an Intending homesteader.
The homesteader is required to perform the con-
ditionsconnected therewith miter one of the follow-
ing plans:—
(1) At leeat sic months' residence upon and culti-
vation of the land in each year for three ) ears.
(2) If the father (or )pother, it the father is de-
ceased) of the homesteader reaidse upon a tarn in the
vicinity of the land enter„( for, the regi.remen's as
rith
to residethenfather orce may t emsathother.flrvl bysuchperson residing
(3) 1f the settler has his permanent residence u
farming land owned his
by him in the vicinity or
homestead, the requirements as to residence may
be satisfied by residence upon the said land.
Six months' notice in writing should be given to
the Commissioner of Dominion lands at Ottawa of
nteetion to apply for patent.
W. W. COR',
Deputy or the Minister of the ht'esior
N. B.—Unauthorized pnbliration of this adverts•(•
mems will not be paid for
SEALED SEPARATE TF,NDERS
addressed to the Postmaster General,
will los received at Ottawa until noon
on Friday the 23rd August, 1907, for
the conveyance of His Majesty's
Mails, on two propossed ooniracts for
four years six & Fix times per week
each way, between. Cromarty and
Dublin, _Exeter and Mitchell, from
the lot October next.
Printed notices containing further
information as to conditions of pro -
ported Contracts may be Peen and
blank forms of tender may be obtain-
ed at the Post officers of Cromarty,
Duplin, Exeter, Mitchell &c., end at
the Office of the Post Office In-
spector at Landon.
6. O. ANDERSON,
8utpsrintendcnt.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Fletcher, of
Eirkton, was the truest of Mr. and
Mrs. \Ven. Clark on Sunday.
.Mr. Fred Ford, of Eli le, was
in 111' village Sunday.
SENSJ11TH
Quarterly meeting servic:, for the
l i(1900 circuit was held Lore on Sun-
day lost •e1Y • 9
1 .t the weather was all
that could b• desired, there was
a lance congregation, about seventy
partaking of the wlcrament :it the
close of
then
service.
On Sunday next at four p. m., a
'sermon n ill 1r;• preached to the Ore
antacenten by Rev. 11 art. Ali are cor-
dially invite,! to . ttten(I•
11r. \V
• Northcutt. Mrs. G. Grdd^:+
Mrs. C. .\Idworth left on Mon-
day to visit Mts. W. C. Pearce, of
lone st ito is very i11 at preheat. •
\\'(x)1)11AM
\1r. and Mrs. M. L. Messere have
the (Iymp it by of the many f ri` rxls
ow ing to 1 h„ doth of their youn::
von (l,clssin Clark. which occurred
en Mood ty Aug. 5th. Some days ago
the bereaved lad J.ruisol his (tech,
Nothing was thought of the. aceident i
until symptoms cf blood Ixxsonin;;'
develops!. A s1:ctcvr was at once'
c0nsnit,d and he did everything to
alleviate h'a sufferings, but to no
avail. 011dwin was a bright al ei
ch.•erfu1 boy, much beloved by every•
one w ho know .him. 11e was t.!. •
1 Idc o[ hs parents, ,o lr
nlr
f.• .
his desth. The fur 'rat ,tock t'l,re
from t he home of his parents \\'cvi •
nead'y afternocsn, torviees losing held
at t ho chsrah -before grist( to the--
i:irkton cemetery, where the inter-
ment tock place.
Farm for Sale
We have a ,good farm of about
33 acres for Bale on rsaeonablo terms.
Situate near Wt. Carmol in Stephen
Township. First 'Claes land and fair
buildings. Near church and school.
Apply to (MADMAN & 6TANBUI;Y,
Barristers, ,Exeter. Ont.
House and Lot for Sale
House Ont] lot for Nato Pt. iot 155
Con. 112 Ushorne, .1-.2 acre jand igood
brick cottage and stable. Must bo
,sold, Apply R'lrce. Cameron. Auction-
eer Varguhar.
FARM FOR SALE.
125 tocres in the Township of Hib-
bert consisting of lot 19 w. 1-4 18,
concession 12. This is good Property
and must he sold. Terms easy. Ap-
ply 1'hos. Cameron, Auctioneer Far-
quhar.
Store Property for
Sale
In the village of Exeter, composed
of tho North part of lot 11 on the
West Hide of Main Street, consistin;
of ono -goad store and the building
now used for a postoffice, known as
the Johns Block. If not sold priv-
ately on or before the 10th day of
Abgast will be 'sold by Public Auc•
tion on the 31st day of August.
For terms and particulars apply
to Thos. Cameron, Auctioneer, Far.
quhar.
Farm for Sale.
•
That valuable fifty acre farm con -
xi -sling of N 1-2 lot 3 colt. 10, Us.
borne. On the farm is a frame
house gocd bank barn, driving shed.
good orchard, two 'spring wells. Well
fenced and drained. 1 1-4 tnilea from
\Voodham. For further particulars
omitsto Chea. Comm, \Voedham.
Auction Sale
—of—
Valuable harm In Stephen
Under and by virtu: of the powers
contained in a vertain mortgage
set' h
Ilia be .,
r
I aiuex.cl at else time
of sale, there will be offered star
sale by public wuction on the prem-
ises ou
- MONDAY, AUGI'ST 1911i, 1907.
at
the hour
of 1.30 o'clock 'c1 i 'n tho
n
afternoon r
w byJahn a hn
{;ill Aucti:ulsx•r,
the North Half of the North Quarts
ter of Lot Number &t. -ort anti rho
1
Son h
t Half of Lot c
Nu h'
m r Eight ' ! t r"n
the :seventeenth Concession cf Uie
Township of Stephen, in the County
of Huron, containing Sixty-two and
ono -hal[ acres mote or less. On this
property are a gord frame house
frame barn and windmill. The pro-
perty io eel! situated ar:,l lite sol is
good.
TERMS OF SALi'.
Ton per cent of the purcflame mon-
ey to .be paid down at the timer( or
sale and tiee .lei lance in thirty days
thereafter mahout intrreet.
For further particulars and condi-
tions (►f et31,1 apply to
JOHN GiLL, Auctioneer, Exeter.
(MADMAN Si STANItI"itY, •il:trris-
ters, Erteter, Ontnlro.
or Sale or Kent.
W. C. Huston offer. the Huston
Ilorneetead Lot 4, ('or.. 3, on,• mil',
from. C•'ntrali't St'►tion, l(urctr Co.
For full par1icul ire ripply to 11. E.
Huston, Exeter Ontario.
The Molsons Bank
Rlttablished 3856.
HEAD OFFICE - MONTREAL.
CAPITAL PAID UP • • • • • • • • :3.000.000.00
RESERVE FUND ••• •••• •••• x3.000000.00
Assets Over $38000,000.Oo
General Banking Btalnees Trquscted,
Savings Bank Department
$ I.00 Opens an Account and Interest added FOUR
Times a Year.
Dickson & Carling, Solicitors. N. D. HURDON, Manager
NM•NNMM••NONNNNoeNe
Highest Price Cash
FOR
all kinds old iron., cop-
per brass lead zinc, pew+•
ter, rubber, rags, wool
pickings, horse hair.
�T—
Steel stone boats, boule-
varding, iron poste.
Sell or exchange for the
above goods.
DENTAL
DR- A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. 8..-1).
D. 8.. Honor graduate of Toronto
University.
Dental Surgeon
Office over (Madman & Stanbeiry's
Main street—ExETER,
DR. G. F. ROULSTON, L. D. M.
D. D. A., Dentist, Member of
R. C. D. 8., of Ontario and Honor
Graduate of Toronto University.
OsincE:—Over Dickson & Carting'•
Law Offices in Dr. Anderson's former
dental parlors.
MIDIOAL
W. BROWNING, M. D„ M. O
ea•
W
• P. 8„ Graduate Victoria Un
ryedty. ofaae and rridenenoe. Dominion
Laboratory, Exeter.
Associate Coroner of Huron.
11,1 iir ran C, Cin
DR. A, F. MALLOY, MEMBER
G
near the old market
Main St. Exeter
Fall Terms Opens
Sept. 3rd
CENTRAL
STRATFORD,. ONT.
+ This school which is an old
'1 and well established one stands •N
to the forefront as the greatest
Commercial and Shorthand
school in the West. Oar teach-
ers ere experienced instructors,
courses thorough and practical. +
• We assist graduates to posit-
+ ions. Writefor our free entai-
l' ogue.
ELLIOT & MCLACHLAN; }
Principals. +
4 +#f++++++++-kd••i••1! •—1-fii-1 +
Beautify and enliven your hone by
placing in it one of Canada's best and
most famous Pianos
THE HEINTZMAN
We sell them onjust the kind of
terms yell are ooking for.
if you want other makes we have
them.
Don't forget us when you want
Stationery. Baby Carriages and Wag-
gons, Bicycles and Sewing Machines
S. MARTIN & SON
level moil you free to prove merit
samples of my dir. Shoop's Restore..
tive, and my ,book on either Dyspep-
sia. The Heart or Tho kidneys.
Troubles of the Stomach, heart or
Kidneys are merely symptoms of a
deeper slimont. Don't make the
common error of treater); isympoms
only. Symptorn treatment is treat•
In; the result of your ailment, and
not the cause. Weak Stomach nerves
—the inside nerves—meaty tltomacb
weakness always. And the licart,
and Kidneys as well, have their con-
trolling or inside nerves. Weaken
these nerves nntd you inevitably have
weak vital org,ltia, here is whore
Dr. 8hoop'sler• al've, has mad
0
r. slot 1 a
Ha fame. No other remedy ever
claims to Treat the "Weide nerves."
Also for bloating, biliu►tsneas, bed
breath or rohnpr.•xion, use Dr .811101)',
Restorative. Write me to -day for
sample and free book. Dr. Shoop,
Racine, Wig. The Restorative is Bold
by W. 8. Howey.
LiST OF FALL FAiRS.
Western Fair, Sept. (i to 11.
F.xeter, Sept. 10 and 17.
Se:atorth, Sept. 19 and 20.
Listowel, Sept. 21 and 23.
111yt)t, Sept. 23 grid 21.
8t. 'Marys, Sept. 25 ar:d 20.
Wingharn, Sept. 20 and 27.
Brussels, Oct. 3 ar.d 4.
'Kirktow, Ort. 3 rind 1.
lIlft II{'ItO:\Il.
Miss MarFsrl•Itle, of \VCatminsier
(1ol10 11 . '1'or•anlo, and Miss Alf '111,
of Hamilton, were the guests of N1441
Myrtle Madge. Miss Alford left for
her horse Monday morning.
Miss Ilarr•i•.t Wilson, of 8cafc;tI, it
visiting at (Its Manse.
Mfr. Rnht.F.11e•rit)et00 and freely
of Toronto, are visiting Mr. Eller-
ington's father. •
Miss Myrtle Madge and Miss Mae.
Parl:►ne, spent lad •wank at .the
Ilene.
ONTARIO COLLEGE PHYSI-
oians and Surgeons. Successor ho Dr. J. A.
Rollins.
(Mich
(i`east street wain
f PostRce kx.t.
1 LEWIS THOMAS
' Civil Engineer & Architect
(Late Department of Public work., Canada.)
Cousulting ineer for
Work, Electric alt oads, Sewerage and war rwo, Countyal and
Wisteria Wharves, Bridges and Ire -enforced (ktncr,te,
Phone !'3130 Landon Ontario
-HONEY TO LOAN
•
Ws hareounlimited private foods for lamb
asci pnof intefarm
e'A or village tarty at lows*
DICKSON a; CARLING
Easier
DICKSON & CARLiNG,
Barri/taps, Solicitors Notaries Gbave aae.tte
Oommflsasslloaerr. fdolicitors floe tke Kolasee
Bank, Ere.
Mao toLoaa at lowest rates of interest.
oP,TICEi—MAIN STREET. ZXa' &
a CARMINE it A. L. R. DIORRO
HONEY TO LOAN.
We Have a large amonne of private funds to
e lalti0 form seea 0ropert4es ab to wrs t
6i�ADku t BTAi B ltY=_,.y
, Berrioters Solicitors -1 ]date $t1 Roister
AUCTIONEER
. 8. Phillips, Licensed Auctioneer for the ('ounts.
iron. Chrges moderate, All eonununIcatfon.
eeserl to B. N, Phalli} s, Dental!, or order* left a
, Office sill receive prompt attention.
FRANK BALLANTYNR
Lioenaod auctioneer for Coudtles
of Huron and Perth.
Special attention given Co Cam
stook sales. Town and village pro•
perty sold by auction on moderate
commissions.
Orders may, be left at the TIM,
office or at ,residence, Eltmt+iile,
Charges moderate.
WILLIAM BROWN, PROF. DIP.
Lox A OF ROYAL INCORPORATED
SOCIETY OF MUSICIANS, ENOLAND.
Organist of Trivitt Memorial Church, Exeter,
Piano, Organ, Harmon) and Theo,) of Music,
Terns on Application Exeter, Ontario.
The Ushorne and tllbbert
Farmer's Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Gompanu
Head Office, Farquhar,:Ont.
Pres. W. Il, PASSMORE; Farquhar,
Vice•Pres.:—J. L. RUSSELL.
RIJSSELLDA LE, 1'. 0.
DIRECTORS.
Wm. ROY, BOIRNHOLIIM P. 0'
Wsi, BROCK WINVH1(LSEA P. 0-
T. RYAN, DUBLIN P. O
ROBERT NORRIS, Stalin. •
AGENTS. .
JOHN MISERY. Exeter. agent far
tinhorns and lliddulpb.
OLIVER HARRIS. Munro, agent
for Hibbert. Fullarton and Logan.
B. W. F. BEAV ERb.
Slicy.Treas. Farquhar.
t}
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For the District r Western Ontario-
including
ntarioincluding the
Village of Exeter
Order's for new connections. changes>
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A. MARCHAND,
Local Manager.
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