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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1907-10-17, Page 4SPICES Pure Pickling Spices it you want good pickles, you Intuit have good spices, We Have Them Cloves, Cassia, Mustard Seed Celery Seed, Allspice, Mace Ginger, Red and Black Pep- per, Chilies, Garlic, Tumeric and Curry Powder. preferred to live my own life rather thau accept the great responsibility. I was wedded to any profession and 1 would tether have practiced that protesa:on, but then: seemed uo nwty out of it, and 1 accepted. I trot con• talent of the support of else- Liberals of Ontario. and i hope ut no dis- tant date. our party will tcgain be ii, the asoendaucy." "Some thou ugo Ilon. Jame3 Vliuy Whitney referred to borne of my sveUdeas uta mere t twaddle. Even the newapatece niers want me to formulate or think- 1 should formulate some new• pro;ram, and follow an entirely nets plan. l'olicies are ,not made in a nee, '.Ve are making policies all the time. alit afternoon 1 will un- fold to you some of the policies vt Yesterday, ,to -day and to -morrow and let you judge for yourself if they are !LCre twaddle." at "But before I •go into my epetch proper, 1 want to .con;ratulatle you on the choice of Mr. Kellermann as your candidate. I regard Lim aa :t very strong snau, a worker. and a loyal Liberal. 1 like very much the unanimity of ,the convention. It allow.; a epleMid spirit. Liberalism is still a militant Liberalism. There• oll is no lack of life in the Libaraliam of Ontario. Mr. liellermann ought to be a,good roan for he ootmea from 'The Exeter Times good tock. There never has come to the i+hores of Canada a better One Exeter, Ontario. rnigrant than the German. Mr. Kel- lerman is from that stock, and he Terme of Subscription $1.00 per tvill do honor to the tpilendid racy year in advance. $1.50 may be from which he sprang. Ile is a charged if not so paid. To United worthy type of man, and I nm sure Btates subscribers, $1.50 strictly in the Liberals of South Iluron will advance. No. +Paper discontinue1 rally loyally to' his /support." until all arrears are paid, unless nt "1 have been netted to formulate the option of the publisher. The a platform and have been cen.;ua• date to which every subscription is cd for not doing iso. No leader of paid is denoted 011 the label. :t party should formulate a policy Advertising rates on application. alone. Then: is no better place for THE EXETER TIMES P'T'G CO. forming those policies than in (the Limited, plimaril•a. Some ask that a great convention be called, (where delegates from all over the province may at- tend. Then a resolution comutitteo Will be. appointed. liesolutions millthen be drawnup, passed in a hur- ried ,nesting of the Convention, and the policy of the party formed. 1'all:- icien should be discussed in the pritn- aries. Jae -la -gates fully instructed LEGISLATURE. alone Abe lines of the policies advot- cated should be sent to the convene ------ tion, and a policy flroad-based on In one of :the l:lreest and enthus1• the: people's will result.' at convention3 hold in Ilensall by "Mr. Whitney lays great slurs BROWN'ING'S Drug Store J. K. Kellermann. .DASHWOOI) MERCHANT UNANI. MOUS CHOICE OF LIBERALS QF SOUTH HURON FOR THE bo Liberals of South Huron, _fir. upon the recent Brockville by-elec. a d aces K. Kellermann, of Dashrwaal, tion i and characterizes it as a tr- ,vaa on Thursday last nominated to it us important one.in calls a decisive victory, and indicataa Lonte3t the riding of South Huron what is going to happen at the next the next general election n f or the ,getncral election. I refer Lim 0.o Frio legislature. Mr. Keller- West Middlesex. During the Brock- n's name tta3 the only one meth- ville by-election there lrtcre only d and was greted with tremens• about three metings held by caab s enthusiasm. Every eub•divii- party. In Wet Middlesx fully a f the ,riding was fully- represent- dozen or more mectin;s were held e Convention is13 calloi to order by s:•ach party. Many cabinet mil s- l at one o'clock by 'Mr. Ilyde tern trent down ,thre. The elects lythe. chairman, land after a heard the policy of the Government emcee), called for nominations. expounded, and heard the explana- Alcx. Diustard, of 13rucefield, tion of it. You know the treault. The cl-actor3 of Ontario like the Cone 3ervatit'e policy the beat when they do not hear anything about it. When they here it fully explained they defeat the Government c;.ud)- date." "Mr. MacKay then went into un exhaustive criticism of the Whitney Government Policy. The greatest matter before the people of Ontario to -day wee rcforestatiou. Mr. Thom- as Southworth, an expert, has ei;ur,- ed out that with a policy in the matter of reforestation. on income of t$30,000,000 could be derived every year. When tt i3 considered that the total revenue of the Province at this tirne was only $7,000,000 !the ine- t•ortancc of the .,natter i3 apparent/' "If Mr. Southworth'a figures are within a thousand miles of being correct," said the speaker, "the im- berala to sive him every aeyistance portance of reforestation is demon.- d expected cub and cm -keno to strated. If his plan ,fere carried It forth visor and carry Iche day. out this• trovince of Ontario would said the Whitney government have four and a half times its prey(- d not given the adminlatration ant revenue derived [rota Sorest. ey lutVe bate' boasting of. "I wilt mince, lakes and all such. It , aiy nate my duty, 1 want 1110 .Party to, ural !growth and xeforestation eve could !get that income, what could lamed Mr. J. K. Kellermann, which lomivation was immediately tiecond- d by bur, :Henry Doyle of Stephen. fir. Kellermann was given a roue - R; reception on arising. IIe felt bat the Liberals dead done 'him a teat honor in hiving him the noon - tion. Bad be acted a3 thin tfeel- e prompted, he 'would have re• ained at home. IIe ,wan proud of fact that 'the nomination 'vas Inanimoua and while 'that he felt he responsibility 'great and the task heavy One, because of circumstaa. cI of a purely •I:ersonai character, sill hewvas in the field to win, and ;ith the unanimity .prevailing alone the Liberals, fait confident at South Iluron would be redeem, - to the Liberals. He felt that it as an clement of joy to tight an rection congest with so many true tend behind me and I know it ,semi. he star is rising in the East. The ark day's are past and if we work heartily to;cthe r Ilon. A. G. DiacKay of Ontario to day. It cannot be will be leader of the Government." solved as Mr. Whitney is dein; it. ry After Mr. Kellermann had taken appointing Prof. hetuorw to a chair tis tent resolutions of confidence in :cud letting him treat the subject the Government of Sir Wilfrid Laur aodemically. 11 is net nn academic r and con;ratulatioas to lion. subject. it is a practical %subject bir. MacKay on his appointment us and should be treated inn (Iractical leader of tit' Opio3itiolc and confi•manner by a pracliati man. I leave dence in him, were passed. you to judge whether thin thisii Ilon. A. G. MacKay was given a mere Iwaddla,., tremenduoui ovation upon radii; to 'speak. The reform of Ilse civil eieleiee wui another policy whital Mr. Whitney ' 1 ant one I appreciate the aenti• had advoc ncd and,lrtd utterdefied mN118 expressed 1jn the ,resolution to inlrodu Dien should h. yt , coin - you hive jut passed. This Le the + t l first ,convention I have addressedtett to these position% becau••• of mer- it, and promoted or transferred is since hating In^:.n chosen for ►h( the efficiency of the service slculan(1,• somewhat heavy task of leading the ed. The epulis system should be Liberate in the Ilouse, and 1 hope kept out of ,the civil a;: ,vice. leader of ilia Li berala out of the D1r. MacKay had risked for law tee House. home One. neo, that little form to simplify the practice ui law, band of .8 Liberalin .the Mout•• hasten appeals sad retch. Absolutely bold a nacatiue, and ,,hoes me their i( 119 had hewn .dung ill this rnat- leadvr. 1 will confess to you that 1 ter. plc declared that he had mo we not do for agriculture. arts and educatioIL 1 tell you iris the snost important subject before -the people We Trust .Doctors If you are suffering from impure blood, thin blood, de- bility, nervousness, exhaus- tion, you should begin at once with Ayer's Sarsaparilla, the Sarsaparilla you have known all your life. Your doctor knows it, too. Ask him about it. [toles, More is deity ewe,. .t rr. rowel.. ppootannons prndarle are *hew 1•••.1 r ,,,• n,t heal aehs, bllbeusne••. nau.e-r, dr•rr;.s ., see ee e• preventing the SAr.arsrill• tram 4.4n11 Ira ••.at work. Aret s Psis are Ilvcr pias. sat ,•uc;y. ell r•a.tabie. *Me by .r.0. Ayer Co., Low-eli, t iva. } Alms •e.•ufatt• I i HtiLAL 2 AfiS ce Sib lave so scents r we , eellzA i 11.far/wise.fal: owr me•Leanec confidence ill the pr.•,4111 attorney- .Ieneral to brink ubuut the :needed reforms. 'flea Whitney Government's finan- cial policy came in for u scatbin; 'criticism. Thrt Opposition had advo- cated certain reforms in the nMinine [awe. 1' rw s hl t 'v.• Co tee •tut shad tau;he:f but afterwards lion. frank Cochran* adopte•I the su;;,stious of the Ott. position. Alines were no Ion z,•r nw eetet on ;1 'flit rate, but on a royalty hesi'. The Conet'rvai- tives ,ter.) going to do away wich the eucLrinion duties' act, but to -ley it is one of the Government's ctfr•( sources of income. Th : same was also true of the Government's chief source+ of income. The same was also true of the supplementary rev. entice ac'). Tin se tray shave been mere twaddle, but the Conaerveti{•et found them good encu;It to ndopr. 'rite irtcfliri•nt mneagement of the department of education, it he pertis ane enforcement of the liquor 1i• cense( and lir' in:gluttons spode eye. tem were nil unepairinfly criticised. The nhufflir,e attitude of Ilon. hr. 1'yJrc on the rural enhool laws. the merciless and shameless political exe- cution of 01:uty public wants and t h^ doubtful dealin;4 with li rim li centra in Toronto and oth-r places were chows up in their true' !Wit. The exp'nd'ntre of 'public money on the I'nivete ty of Toronto, with ah. solutely no cheek on that r'tpendi.- THMI *11.5:21R T1114S, OOTOBsa17th 1907. Lure, was characterised os against all the principles of 1- spottible Gots. erument. When :t Lill was brou;ht up In the. Motets altowin; tha Toronto Ftti- vereity half the Succession duties to run that iustitutiou, with the board of directors appointed by tba Gov,. erntnent. not being compelled eo make un accounting of expendityro to the government, the Government members were asked i10 vole on rho bill With thum118 upr, and up trent the thumb of our own member along with the rest. Mr. MacKay concluded hies speech with an eloquent tribute to Sir Wel. fled Laurier, the outatandinz figure in the politics of the Empire. Cana oda roan destined to occupy a ;roaC place in .the destiny of nations, and the ;rttitude of Canadians was dun to the great leader of the Liberal party in Canada. Mr. M. Y. McLean, lieaforth, the Federal Liberal .candidate for south tierolt next spoke. He was deli-lit.!1 to know• that the Convention had nominated Mr. J. K. Kellerman') for the focal house. There nits no man ii1 South Iluron whom the mould rather have at running elate and colleague...than Mr. Kellerman. He was confident that with the ;splendid support of the Liberals of South Iluron, this ridin; would b' redeemed to the cause of Liberalism. Ifa was confi- dent that rt.l:e party would rally to their support. ANOTHER SESSION APPROACHES. Another _ession of Parliament is within measurable dietanae and the Government will be in a position to present many subjects to the Ilou!e for consideration. One of the most important will be the Comnieraial treaty just concluded with Franca. The particulars of this treaty •annot of course, be made public until the Howie is in possession of the details. The fact that Canadian ministers of the Crown entered upon the matter of this treaty direct, tt•ithout inter- ference from, end nvith the full con- currence of. the home eovornnlent should be the occasion of gratifica- tion. The btldzet wilt, without douta't be one of the heat ever presented .Yo a Canadian p arliatnettt. At the present rata of trcceipts the year will show an income of little eleort of $100,000,000 and the surplus will be the lar;est ever brought down by a minister of finance in Canada. . • • • n LIBERALS ARE FAITIIFUL STEW- ARDS. The revenue for the first six months of the current fiscal year is $50,441,208 one and a third 'tunes !greater in aix ,months than she Con- servatives could show in a w`hnia year. Tho income of the Government for the 'past six months is t;rea;t than the texpandituree by over $21,- 000,000. In other words the Liberals in six months can show a surplus nearly equalling the total revenue; of the Conservatives during their last year of office, and on that par- ticular occasion there nuns n deficit. During last .month the public debt was decreased about a euarter of a million dollars, upon twhich interest ce a nett .TREATY WITIH JAPAN. The Government etre pursuin; a dignified and constitutional 'course with respect to 'tube Japanese treaty. Sir Wilfrid declined ito act in a panic It has been decided that Hon. Mr. Lemieux, poatmaster-general and Minister of Labor shall proceed to the Japanese oapital and open up nee gotiations to nettle 'the very intri- cate and delicate .problem presented. The people of Canada may have every •onfidencc 'that 'In Mr. 1Lemieux's hands their 'interests mill not suf- fer. As this smatter May be reeard- e.d chs alio judice, perhaps it would oe well to 'tet it remain until Mr. Le- mieux can Ideal mith it in Tokio. • • • • • HUDSON BAY ,RAILWAY. The subject of t h' t 1s3 IIu(t.on 11,1y Railway is one now demanding much attention, and opinions on the lime- ticability of the 'route nr:t very di- verse. It it noticeable, however that those who write acedeinioilly are op- po3ed testhe eciremc', and those who write of practical experience are in favor of it. The consensus sof au- thority on the tiubject is in favor of buitdine •t railroad, tlnd it appear; to have been ,imply elemonstra'ed that !ruction Bay i,% nivi;able for a• period of four Imouth.s. \VOODIIAM Miss E. Fletcher, of London. i% the guest of W. Mills. l'tr. John .Prowse visited in t113 village a part of this week. Mr. W. Black is on this sick list. Mr. and Mre. A. Eaton hoe- re- turned e- turned from i'nrk hi l I. Annive.raesy nervio"e% :ire to be held in the Stethodist Cihuroh on Sondes iter•. Mr. ;Muxw•orthy, of Watford, Lakin; chane of the sirviree. G. Mincre vinitcd rte's on Sun•l,iy. The saw -mill le b•i.nz rebuilt. The 1,. O. L. intensp /tontine tie it I rt oyster eupl('r on rue day Nov. .5th. Moreno(' Knight spent Smelly at J. llcopern. G. dines cost 'Blanche Mills %pent Sunday at Kirkton. Catarrh is a constitutionalnpure bbOd consdtutional and blood fir a treattneet acting Its radical and permanent airs. 8e sure to taw Hood's Sarsaa Nasal end other local tanner citarrb ire gokady relieved wild ysad deodorise casajoj'�r a 51. For WI sere' a< re=kale tures sod OurG 1 Mood C .Law , Nisi .CASTORIA The Kind Yon Have Always Bought, and which has been in use for over 30 years, has borne the signatnre of and has been made under his per• conal supervision since its infancy. • Allow no one to deceive you in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just -as -good" are but Experimentg that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children -Experience against Experliueut. What is CASTORIA Castorla is a harmless substitute for Castor 011, Pare. goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Ophtut), Morphine nor other Narcotlo substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Coile. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Yauaceat-Tho Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA Boars the Signature of ALWAYS The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. INC CYNYA.I5 COMPANY. 77 MURRAY New roma 017,. LUCAN Miss IIo(J,;ins, who has been upend. in; a few walks in +town end vattenle- ity, returned to Montreal this ?week. Mi3a L. Fox *spent a couple Ipf days In Toronto recently. Mr. Janice ,Matheson, of Indiana. who has spent the summer with this brother, left town 'today. On Wednesday afternoon tCharlie Read, son of Mr. Wm. Read, had,tthe misfortune to break his collar thane While in the act of l3tappin3 Into d bug.;y the horse 'started to got cause in; him to fall to ,c {around. Undert Dr. Sutton's care the Wale fellow is doin; ‘nicely. On Wednesday levenin; Rev. Mr. Bonne who is Itravelliteg '3oeretary for the Canada 'Bible Society, gave a very intcrestin3 and instruotive address in Iloly Trinity church on the work of this aocioty 'tthnou;bout 'i;anada. The address was followed by a short •business r noetin; when new offioer3 for 'the Lucan 'Branch of the society were elected. Rev. A. Carlisle was elected president ; jitev. J. Holmes, secretary, and W. Mathe- son. Treasurer. Mr. W. E. Stanley held 'a ssale of one hundred and itw'e ltye-five owes in the, local tstock yards on Wedne,v pay, but owns; do the taot of 100(% being scarce for the winter 'the dee mend was very email and ttrioos low and. when about twenty 8.nd been sold, Mr. Stanley decided to ball oft the sale and whip the. trenutinder to Toronto. FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS • ULD AVD tW NLL-TRILD I(LMSDY-M►a Winslow's Soothing tiyrup has been used for over sixty years oy mal:lons of mothers for their children while toethlus, with perfect success lbtsoothea the child, softens the gums, allays al pain cures wtod cone. and U the beet remedy for IStarrhoa. It le pleasant to the taste. Sold by dtngittete to every part of the world. ;R cents a bottle, 1L. value Is lucalculable. lee sure and tate Mn Wltaslow's! Soothing Syrup and ads for no other kind. Guaranteed under the food and Drugs Ast, June 30th, 1.100. Serial Number 1098. STEPHEN COUNCIL. The Council of ;the Township of Stephen met in the Town 11a11, Cred- iton, on Monday, 7th. day of October 1907 nt 1 p. ,in. All members %trea- ant. The minutes of the 1previous meeting stare read :and adopted. \Vcdd-Sanders-"That By-law No. 23 being a by-law to amend liy-late No 6, of 1907. Lavin; been read the third time, be paetict1 and ei;ncd try the Itt'eva and Clerk and the Real bf the Corporation attached thereto.- Carried. Kellermann - Sanders -"That Got• tleib Thrown be appointed Collector of Taxes for 1907 at n salary of $80, which amount includes postage required for nlailin; out the tax notices." -Carried. Sanders-Kellermann - 'Thu By- law No.22.aOpolrtt3Goft Lfb Brown as Collector of Taxes, havrn., been rend the third time ire passed and si;red by the Reeve and Clerk and t uveal of the Corporation at- tached theroto.-Carried. \Vebb•Sandcrs - "That the Clerk make a schedule of the amounts re- payable to the sorties assessed iu connection wh he 'Mud Creek Drain."-Carrieitd. t It was ie;olvcd that \'3'. 1). Soo dere relet the. Gravel Contract on Block 1 -Fairfield Road. The follonin; orders were paid -- .T. Lewis Thomas, lnnpeetin; Mud ('rtek 1)rein $20.00; Municipal World I)raina;e Menke 52.02: \\ W. 11. Hill tlratel 72e.; Wm. Mor;an Gravel Contract 8. IJ. $7.25; Wm. Sand:'r:! Comnpieeioncr on E. S. 1t, $5.00; 11. S+'Idon cement for tile $49.50; W. Nichol Rep:airin; brid;c $3.75; Chas.I itilber Rep. Culvert 52.00: John C. 11 cin Rep. award .Drain 50c.; James Flynn itep. 'Mud Creek Drain $1.50 \\'►n. Yearley ,'.movie.; tine *1.(M; .T 1).rvi.i Gravel *12.02; Frank Trcibne'r gravel 590.25: Frank Treihner Gray.: et contract E. S. R. $28.00: Motto. Amy concrete cir•rt ?3.00: ,We ..i 1 \inert Rep. rult;rt; Ad,i• tort Mollerd filling in * a{h.o•at *1.19: Robert ilayter tile 51.#5 ; T. \\'ebb and others Rep. Bridge $9.50: Alex. Mot -ellen gravel contract i sYQ0pls 0f ire Comm Norm Wes! HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS. AANY even numbered section of Dominion lends ie wanitoba, •,aakatchewan and Alberta, excepting 8 and 28. not reserved, may he homesteaded by any person who is the sole head of • family, or any male over l8yee n of age. to the extent of one -guar• ter section of 161) acres, more or less. Application for entry must be made in person by the applicant at a Dominion lends Agency or Sub• agency for the district in wh+eh;the land is situate. Entry by proxy may, howe%er, IR; made At an ►gen• ay on c-ertainconditions by the father, mother, sore, daughter, brother or sister of an intending home - The homesteader is required to perform the homestead duties under one of the following plana: (I) At least six n,onthv' residence upon and eulti• vUion of the land in each year for three years. (2) A homesteader may, if he .o desires, perform the required residence duties b • living on farming land owned solely by hire, not less than eighty (SI) acres in extent, in the vicinity of his homestead. Joint ownership in land will not meet this require- ment. (3) If the father for mother, if the father is de- ceased) of the homesteader hat permanent residence on fairing land owned solely by him, not lest than eighty (80) acres in extent, in the vicinity of rhe homestead, or upon a homestead entered for by hint in the vicinity, such homesteader may perform hie own residence duties by tieing with ;the father or mother. s The tern 'vicinity" in the two preceeding ^paragrapt,s is defined at meaning not more than nine mile, in adiret line, •:elusive of road al ow - &tree crowed in the measurement. A homesteader intending to perfomi his resi- dence dndres in accordance with the above while firing with his parents or on fanning land owned by himself must notify the Agent of the district of such intention, Aix months' notice in writing' should be given to the ('olimtissione, of 5loneinion lands at (Masa of intention to apply for paters. tt•, W. CORY, Deputy of the Minister of the Interior N. 1i.-l'nauthorired pnblication of this advertise..mens will not be paki for 7, C. hued $17.65; L. Cunnin;hare, corualies:oiler C. ltd. $.:1.85 ; Alex. McLellan gravel 50.2S ; 11. Alexan- der, Rep. Bridge London /toad $8.35 ; J. R. Esscry .Rep. Essery's Bridge $:22.00; \Vat. Brown .tward drain 510 E. Short Rep. culvert 51.00; Chas. \Volt concrete tile $4; •Ed. Sw'eitzer Concrete culvert $5.00; Ilenry Steep• er ;ravel $10.32; henry Steeper gravel S. 11. $17.36; C. 'MOorish grave el 510.50; Mr. Marriott, ';ravel $1.92 Jos. Lawson balance of Mud Creek Drain Contract 51000.00; Jos. Law- son, drain on 3rd. S. ltd. $26.88; Jacob (luerin ;ravel $2.88; Jacob Querin repairing culvert $3.00; John li,u'ry ;ravel contract llik. 5, 8. 11. $01.00; M. O'Brien commissioner 8. 11. IJik. 5. $7.50; illy. :Carruthers gravel 111k. 5, S. 11. $8.92; Jesl.ewis 'fhotnae. Inspection of Mud !Jreek drain $11.50; .1. Lewis Thotnas Pt. payment of dreina;e awards $150; Chats. \\'opt di !twin; lumber $4.50: Cheater l'routy Gratuity $25.00; S. Brokcn.l:ire culvert and ditch $16; Jeee Moe s Refund of Statute Labor 52.00; 11. ('unninzharn Rep. bridze $1.00; gtre. E. .1. Elliott gravel $6.02 Jacob Schwarz burying -sheep $1.00 Jape It Turner :repairing leuivert 52.00; M. Jirokenehire lie• 1'. Schroe- der attendacnde, Il, of 11. $8.00; J. Hodgins revv lfod;itis relief Officer 1). of health $10.00. The, Council t:djourn^crl to meet a;ain in the Town Hall, Crediton, ou Monday the Ind nay of December 1907 at 10 :t. m. ii. EMBER, A weak dtomaoh, causinedY,leepsia :t weak Heart with palpitation Or in- termittent pule', always means Wolk Stornech nerves or weak heart ner- ves. Strengthen thoen inside or c(ttl- 1 rollint nerves with 1)r. Shoop'i Res- torative nrtd ere how euickly these uilmcnte disappear. 1)r. Shoop of theins, \Vies. will n,ail 'samples free Write forthem a test will tell. Your henith eA certainly worth thi; simple lrlul. Sold by W. S. liowey Hive nn soot 11 nn •i prornlet and positive cure for sick bea.larlir, bi1- ,ioueneet', corset lila lien. pain in 1 h Ade. and all fiver trouolea. Carteret Little Liver Pills. Try then. IEstablished NW HEA D OFFICE - MONTREAL. CAPITAL PAID UP • • • • • • • • $3.000.000(00 RESERVE FUND ••• ••'• •••• S3,000,000.00 Assets Over $33000,000.00 , General Banking •Business Transacted, The Molsons Bank Savings Bank Department ♦ $1.00 Opens an Account and Interest added FOUR Times a Year. Dickson & Carling, Solicitors. N. D. H U RDON, Manager ♦♦♦♦tI♦♦♦♦N♦♦ta♦♦♦t♦♦♦N♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦NN♦ Highest Price Cash FOR all kinds old iron., cop- per brass Lead zinc, pew- ter, rubber, rags, wool pickings, horse hair. Steel stone , boule- varding, iron posts. Sell or exchange for the above goods. M. Ja6Ksoo do Soy DISTAL DR. A, R. KINSMAN, L. D. 8„ D. D. 8., Honor graduate of Toronto University. Dental Surgeon Office over Gladman & 8tanbury'f Main street-Exia'Ea. DR. G. F. ROULSTON, L. D. 8. D. D. 8., Dentist. Member of R. C. D. S., of Ontario and Honor Graduate of Toronto ilnlyerslty. OFFICE: -Over Dickson & Carling's Law Offices in Dr. Anderson's former dental parlors. M1111WILL W. BROWNING, M. D., M. O SP • P. S., Graduate Victoria Un vanity. office and rsidenence. Dominion Laboratory. Exeter. Associate Coroner of Huron. near the old market Je LEWIS THOMAS Main St. Exeter Civil Engineer a Architect We Teach Telegraphy als111W. BTRATFORD, ONT. We have three departments; Commercial, Shorthand and Te- legraphy. We employ the best teachers that money can hire. Our courses aret horou h and practical and we assist worthy students to positions. Those who wish to get a MONEY MAKING EDUCATION should get the best. Write for our new catalogue and get particulars. This is the beet time of the year to enter our classes, ELLIOTT & MCLACHLA N, Principals. +++ • 4- )-t4t+ A PIANO will help to 'lid.» /lie long evenings bright. edh neon et .1 so not only add beauty to the n • I.nt pleasure to all .t8 1,ut.t. n CaII and htese a teeth with us and you will be Burp teed how easily you may own one. The goods are the best; the prices are alright, ateef we will try to snake the terms to suit you. We also sell Organs, Sewing Mach- ines, Stationery, small Musical Inst- ruments, School Supplies, and etc. A good second band organ for 52500 Now trouble to show goods. S. MARTIN & SON Indigestion Stomach trouble Is but a symptom of. and not in itself a true dlseas.,. We think of hyspepsia, Heartburn. and Indigestion of real diseases,et they are symptoms onlyof a certain special Nerve sickness -nothing else. It was this fact that era correctly led of. Shoop In the creation of that now, very popular Stomach Remedy -Dr. Shoop's itestorative. Going direct to the stomach nerves. alone brought that surreal and favor to Dr. Shoop and his Rr storat1 e. With- out that original and highly vital principle. no Ouch lasting accomplishments were ever to be had. rot stomach distress, bloating. biliousness. bad Meath and sallow compplexion. try Dr. Shoop's Restorative -Tablets or Liquid --and see for your - elf what it can and will do. We tell wd cheer- fully recommend Dr. Shoop's Restorative W. S. HOWEY. GETS iIE1'•FElt EVERY YEAR. i Year atter year the Family herald and Weekly Star of Montreril ,guns on getting better and better and consequently ;rowing in Iirculat• ion. 11 it simply ntarvelloe% 1 ha value one can ;of in that *relit WI('k1y, 11 it a wonderful combie• :Ilion of a solidi newspaper, Ltmih magazine and lr ;Heidi ura1 pi ear, all thrc in nn• and earth the beat ,of its kind. The 'Family (Herald and Weekly Stier :it one dollar per year it certainly big value. In the last home the pith! i%h..ri are astatine nn argent appeal to ill sublerihrt'i to renew .'arty Wm f:,ll ns the enorm- ous rush in i)ecctiib!r and Japuiry eomptetely tie's them tont. (Late Department of Public Works, Canada.) Consulting Engineer for Municipal and County {Work, Electric railroads, Sewerage and w•aterworee Si tern shares, Bridges and Re enforced Concrete, l'hone 2220 London Ontario i • We have unlimited private funds for Invest 'tont upon farm or village;roperty ab IowN antes of tuberose. DICKBON le CARLING Rester ONEY TO LOAN DICKSON & CARLING, &restore Solicitors Notaries Conve aacers Commissioners• solicitors for the moieties Bank. Eto. Mousy to Loan ab lowest rates of interest. ORRICE l -MAIN STHEET, =Lit&. a. °attune a A, L. H. Ololtlpll+ HONEY TO LOAN'. We have a large amount of private fund. b eau bfarm and village properties at tolerate teres (MADMAN & STANBURY Barristers BoUcit red/dein St-tExetetr AUCTIONEER S. Phillips, Ucensed Auctioneer for the County uron. Charges rncderate. All communication tend to 0, h I'hi0i15, Mensal), or order left e. Office will receive prompt attention. FRANK BALLANTYNE Licensed auctioneer for Cour/gee of Huron and Peartb. Special attention given to farms stook gale& Town and village prof perty sold by auction on moderate' commisaions. Orders may, be left at the Time* otfloe or at residence, . Elimvi1Ls, Charges moderate. WILLIAM BROWN, PROF, Mr LOM A OF ROYAL INCORPORATED SOCIETY OF MUSICIANS, ENGLAND. Organist of ?Mitt Memorial Church, Exeter,. Piano, Organ, harmony and Theory of Music, Terms on Application Exeter, Ontario. Tne Osborne and Hibbert Farmer's Mutual Fire Insur- 8Q60 Gompanu Head Office, Farquhar,;,Ont. Pres. W. II. PASSMORE, Farquhar. Vice -Pres.: -J. L. Russian.. RUSSELLDALE, P. 0, DIRECTORS. Wm. Roy, BORNHOLM P. 0 Wm. BROCK WINCHELSEA P. 0- T. RYAN, DUBLIN P. 0 ROBERT NORRIS, Stella. AG ENTS. JOHN EMERY. Exeter. agent tar Ueborne and fiddulph. OLIVER HARRIS, Munro, area for Hibbert, Fullartoo and Logan. B. W. F. BEAVERS. Secy.Treas. Farquhar. GLADMAN & eTANBURY, BoBMWs.* The Bell Telephone Company of Canada is about to issue a new Telephone Directory For the District c f Weett rr. Oa.lario including the Village of Exeter Orders for new connections. changer of firm mimeo, changes of street ad- dreeses or for duplicate entries should be handed in to the local ittanager AT ONCE. A. MARCHAND, Local Manager. Stomich trouble heart and Kidney- ailmente tan be quickly eorreeted with a prescription known to drug• ;ion everywhere a% ilr. Mh(xoee Res- torative. The prompt and .urprisin; relief which t his r'mrdy imrne'1ietely nrinz.i is entirely due to he 'teeter. Clive action upon the nontrolline nerves of the Stomaob, etc. W. S. idt.wey. - .