Exter Times, 1910-07-21, Page 5THE EXETEIt TIME S, MAY 2,1st 1910
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The Molsons Bank
Incorporated 1855
CAP TAL (paid up) .... .... .... ;s 500,000.00
RESERVE FUND •••• •••• •••• S3.8bo,00000
Has 72 Bvauches in Canada, and Agents and Correspondents in all the!
Principal (Cities in the World.•
General flanking Business Trxne9etn�,
Business Tranescted,
Savings Bank Department
at all Branches, Interest allowed et highest current rote.
all Branches, Interest allowed et highest current rate.
Dickson & Carling, solicitors. N. D. HURDON, Manager
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
DEAD OFFICE, TORt)NTO l:sT.11tl.lsillar 1807
WALKER, President $ Paid-up Capital, $10.000.000
NDER LAIRD, General Manager Reserve Folia, - 6,UOu,e,l; V
ranches throughout Canada, an,I il: the United States and England
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
Deposits of e$1 and upwards are received and interest allowed at current
rates. Accounts may be opened in the names of two or
tnore persons and withdrawals mate by any
one of them or by the eer; 7N • r.
Exeter Branch -G. W llarrison, Manager
Branch also at Crediton.
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$2,500
SALARY
As Provincial Manager now
two-and•a-nalf years ago
hardware clerk at $l3 per
week. and who was a farmer's
r
son,t years of
�
age a
lid with-
out pull. I. $ig month's train-
ing in one of our branches
and two years faithful ser-
vices to his company made
the difference,
The difference between the
big sten and the little men.
the successful end the unsuc-
cssful-is only a difference of
- training. We have trans-
fered thousands of little men
into Fig men.
You may study partly at
- a home and finish at college.
FALI. TERM AUG
OPENS . 29
' rite for perticulars
inton Business
College
Deo. Spotter), Principal.
41
Crediton
Nervous
Prostration
For Three Years
"Dr. Miles' Restorative .Nerv-
ine cured me of a period of
nervous prostration of over three
years duration, and the Anti -
Pain I'ills are as necessary to
tis as
e
th'
roof of
our 110i1S1'.
They have been household rem-
edies with us for many years."
WM. J. I.OUGIHRAN,
121.1 Catherine St.,
Philadelphia, Penna.
IilHc
h sickness ' -
Is
due to nerv-
ous troubles. headache, diz-
ziness, epilepsy and insanity are
nervous troubles. Then there
is a Targe class of disorders
which arise from a weakness of
the nerves of an organ or part,
as tweak lungs, heart, stomach,
kidney, bladder, eyes, etc.
Dyspepsia and indigestion are
usually the result of nervous
disorders.
Restorative Nervine
soothes the irritated nerves, and
assists the nerve cells to gener-
ate nerve force.
Price 11.00 at your drunt)ist. He should
supply you. If he does not, send pries
to us, we forward prepaid.
DR. MILES MEDICAL CO., Toronto.
Clinton Civics 'holiday. August Ist.
A 20 pound snapping turtle teas
taken from the Maitland river near
Goderieh. lest week.
J. 11. 'hunter bas been engaged for
four months to teach music in the
public schools of Goderieh
To get relit•f from indigestion. bil-
Iio,13nees, constipttion or torpid liver
The Crediton low paid 1 ) - without disturbing
It n I lees 1 std Ct e I ash + the stomach or
purging the bowels. take a few doses
of Carter's Little Liver fills. They
will pleas eyou.
T. 0. Robson. of 8t.iMarys, has been
appointed ) s _
o r t aster at
n St. 131.
1lir s
y
in laceof e
the late Col A Whites
[o L Otto
Knox church, Codericb, bas 'decid-
ed to issue a call to Bev. 1'. F. Bins
clair, of Toronto, to succeed 'the late
iter. J. A. Anderson.
Tau boxes have been placed on the
Main street, Clinton, for coutribus
tions for a celebration to be held the
day Kine George and Queen Mary are
crown -41.
wood Bowlers a visit last Friday and
played a friendly game with the re-
sult that Dashwood bac 4 points up
in the end. The following is the re -
suit:
Crediton) w )
I aeh or d
A. Morlock.
B. Brown
Bert Clark
C. K. Bluett.
Skip 15
G. Mot -lock
C,Kiihn.
Dr. McCue.
S. Brown,
Skip17
A. llorlock.
13. Brown
Bert Clark.
C. K. Bluett
Skip 17
0. Morlock
C. Kuhn.
Dr. McCue.
8. Brown
Skip 1:3
02
1'. Isrtac.
.1. Hofintan
EdighotTer
Tiernan.
Skip 13
I. Weltin
1V. Siebert.
h:. Tiernan.
J. lHartliett
Skip 7
Ehlers.
Siebert.
Tiernan
Hartlieb,
Skip, 20
Mcisaac
I1otTnean.
EdighofTer.
Tieln:tn
skip 20
00,
1lrs,J. \Veiner and Miss Ethel
rke agent Friday in Exeter.
Mrs. iI. Braun and daughter Lizzie
. ti for Michigan on Monday whcr
+: r i y will visit friends and relatives.
jpf•}}.•i :'••: i•..}}} -1..g.•; ,..; ;-4..;. I It sick headache is misery. what
is Carter's Littlo Liver Pills if they
will I;ositively caro it/ People who
CENTRALG �f have used them speak frankly of
ta heir worth. They are small and
- e
' e a tot ak
)
lI
The \
1s.r. Tillie and
51i1le Bert.
STRATiQRD. ONT.
Fall Term From I
Aug. 29th=
The largest and best prac-
tical training school in %Vest -
ern Ontario, There's no fetter
in the Dominion. Our conraes
are thorough and practical.
rand, of Detroit are 'spending the
holida)a with their mother Mrs. b.
Bertrand.
Sir harry Kuhn and Mr. Chas
1:(•inzel autoed to 'Rodney on Friday,
Mrs. .1. Ittttchy and children and
neice of 'Sebe s ging ar• visiting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. !3. Itreun,
Mrs. Harney ltraun and son return-
ed home after ,•pending a week at
Grand 11 •ltd.
A Holtzman .'
e
Jlr Arthur ort mans
r lit an
our teachers are experienced I day
and we assist graduates to in London last week.
ek.•r
positions. We have three de- b1rs. S.
Bertrand andnelcc Ella
pnrtments, returned home on Jlonday nfter
Commercial, Shorthand and spending a fe weeks in Cbly visite
Telegraph Write at once for Ing relative..
our free
catalogue,
Mr. and 'Mrs. l'reetcr and daugh-
ter of 'Zurich spent 'Friday in town
1). A. McLACitLAN. .visiting at the hone. of elr. and Mrs,
Principal.
S. i%rnutt.
Mr. and 'Mr.. Strider and grated-
11NN•••••••eeee..•••••••• daughter returned to Clifford on
Saturday lifter ',pending n week at
the borne of 'MI.. Oh i:.. Felber.
Mr. and Sirs. Wm. brevet returned
to South River after spending n
comI+1 • of montln, around here.
Sirs. Kuntz and children bf Exeter
st,•nt Sunday in town visiting relit.
lives.
Mist Merlin Wenzel, Of D •fruit,
t
le ',pending a few evr.ks with her
'\'1V
andMrs. \t'
i. ••lit. .fr. Ir-. .
'rent nzc .
1. ..
l
.1. ., d .1r A.t1 Mrs.1
nk ,U,
a tr h
inor •ted children and "Hiss Chrieeie
Pianos
to Ren
They make one feel as though life
was worth living. Take one of Cnrter'a
Little Liver Pills after eating. It will
relieve dyspepsia. nod digestion, g:ve
ton' and vigor to the system.
lloward Pomeroy. of Fullerton, left
recently for the Wolseley Barracks
London. to take the sten., .l course of
instruction for those to tchers who
wish to become instructor, of cadet
corp.
N1,-. A. '1'. Gundry. II .l principal
of the Collegiate Institute, Clinton.
has resigned to accept a similar loos -
Mori lit 8trathroy. Mr. Gundry has
been in Clinton four years and his
services have been much appreciated.
'ret it tired languid feeling and dull
h."i •rh,' to very disagreeable. Take
two of Carter's Little river fills be-
t
re• tearing and you will fu i find
R 3r'•lie(
They never fail
to to dod
Roo .
A m.'rious accident happened to Mr.
I•o•Iis Mueller, Logan. on Monday last
Ile was hauling a load of manure hone
from Mitchell. and when some dist
ince out of town was overtaken with
a dizzy 'spell. Ile fell off the load
receiving a deep gash in the bad and
ear.
Thos, Harrison, a well knn••••• far.
mer on the ILII concession of t• • • h
township, wool killed on `tat u.• ,
while drawing in hay. The hap,'
broke cauyingthe hoer(•. to take it:,lht
and inn away. and Mr. Harrison re-
ceived injuries from which he died a
few hours later.
SCHOIii, ItiIOM I'IiILOSl)1'l1Y
Sonic of the answers of the school -
ate I sing. Many people ion-
*gine .lett boys and girls ate nut phd-
°sophers. 'I'hts move. that they are
not well a.ilieinted with boys and gide
They cure great yammers within
their proper range of It ght. They
think quickly and accurately its far as
their knowledge extends. Tliey get
nut of a difficulty by their wits as if
they were trained lawyers "How
did that blot conte en your r•"ppy book
Ram?' "1 think it i, a tear. Me.. %Val -
lace." "How could a tear lie black
$Atli'"' "it moist hese. toren a ruI
red
boo who dropped It. ' suggested the
reflective Samuel. •• ,%oiled von believe
dint a star is bigger Man the earth?"
Hr inn. of Ch.•.ety. ar. visiting ai the olioee said /'heeler, if it wax it w"nld
home of .n antl J1rs, GottIRraun. keep flee rain of." ••iVe can „lily hear
$@ , tit r. Francis Clark•• is a'.7 .m !e'.
. per \I1)I11 11 ttiul Up. It's a girl. sound, we (annul feel somnJ,' see!
On Friday evening , h the teacher. "You ran feel a sound
Itrownie. drove over to Da hweo(1 thrashing. can't yon:" asked lied.
lrylllil9 1'1'llt allowed on anti !Played n Int game of him/ill!.
"What docs sea water contain hr•
Piano. Thr .core stood 8.2 1n favor of Dash. side sodium chloride ••Fish, sir," "Aid
1't'l L't5e' ')f a 11('W 1 iano. ., one who .cooed h, his rhrewdnc,a
tvo ... 'fh re is 'olio etcnso for oar mote than to preparation of his lessons
The slime boy when )eked to draw a
a picture of Jonah and the whale,
drew the whale only. •'1Vhere is Jon-
ah:"' asked the leacher, sharply "In-
sides 't,•
aide theAl I the
Irl(
I r t cab
lr le
1
boys b c nae t b.•y dill not have their
114
Sr-t tight t• am.
. �I A k f 1 N &SUN
\Ir. f'oy' r. of South Cayuga is vi,•
iting at th • home of Mr. Ch ii :»•
ze1.
t
, 1 f. \i r•1 �•
r of
z left for . [erre. w
to n
glop, \V,,1 J'lagsley. mini r• r. Of
public works. expects t.. si-,• tioder-
ich un \V. en- day Mibi:. ltlt h.
The cont 1 ,.: be 4 been) give n for
painting tie , r, r •n' of let • court
hoist at (iu.!
Goderieh h - - c irei a noel) :Tanen
ten- of nil to be used in oiling t h•
streets of the county town.
Mr. Josepl, 0, Ilutton. of Si. clary'
ppas.et) aw • 1 his r('idene • un the
Themes Ili. , on Friday last.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTO R iA
an Friday where he attended the fun-
eril of Mr. .1. 'Wein-r,
1''.11in ' f. .x is the order of th'• day
err r I .\Ir., Co•:lti<, of I:xi.ter
troy. 'Nov•children," said the tea-
cher. "WP have gone through the his-
tory of England. tell in wht,.e reig�n
wonted you live if you could (loons, for
�•, :,• f! • l,v i'1 TOW n visIlint.• yourself:''in the reign of icing lames.
with 1. r o-i•ter. "Mrs.. 'McMurray.said philo•ophie Alec., "bet -noose! 1 rend
e1r •. i' 11 r,, r.. of It •cili.: that education was very much reg;•
Brewer's! : fee • ek4 ! h gn cot a' IPeted in his time.'
dr ml \Ire. August Hill.
NI: I'. II :.;'rn rot':rn'd hack frons
in •n 111 1.11 lIur1.1'ty and will :itteiol
to ti,' duties in the (lank of Com:
111 1 e,•.
`.1r Graham ep,n1 Snudly in hxet•
c r.
tri. lea :,:((•Lek •e' of London. 1:' the Kind You Have Always Bought
wfrith it r I: Cher Charl•t
/wick
\1r • Trevethick. of London. It+
spending a few week. with her • m, $1Dews the
gnatur of
Thomas.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
GRAN TUN
51i,. Ella t4hoebottom 1, .1•-•ndiug
her vacation with her sister iu Phil•
adelphia.
A cement walk is being laid on, the
east side of Kiug street, which +till
be a decided improvement to the ap-
pe ti Ince of our village.
l'he Mtethudist Sunday Hrhoul pic-
nic on Friday last was a decided sue•
cessr,
bl. Fronk Langford who had s -'ver -
all stool) bones in his :sok !.• hruk•,1,
about ttt•o .weeks ago by a stick of
timber faJliniz ori los rout pr. re;,•
sing us well as possible.
Zurich
til r. .1. A, Cuo.1 IIiue, manager
ui 1he local branch of the tlo:sons
'teak and (lis' Childey of Clinton.
wet.. united in i,.rreige 011 Thursday
at on, o'clock. After a short honey-
moon in Georgian Hey district
111.e will take lilt housekeeping in
too 11. The 'times extends congr:ttula
1iunY and best wishes to 51r. and Mr..
Constantine.
ells' 'Petrie, 'ill Loudon. it veining
with bliss Ethel Williams.
bliss Fred t 71,•,,.., sellout teacher
near lilytb, is Bowe for the vacation.
Miss s Alma t '
Iw: Axt
is
visiting
rr sister
to
r
in London,
lIARI'LE's elf. Angus ',Murrayh •Y returned
NIlatrr Owen N• :\un, of Minskyfruit. Welland where h.• has been vis -
spent laxt week visiting hi. grand 'ting ha daughter.
p.rer.t.t 'blr and ,ll.'s John tilwrtitt Miss Elizabeth Itannie has passed
.d1,., Caxaie Niekols who has event
some month. In Ail,e Craig' and alit:
lt111 r. nutted 1torna Monday o day Cv,'
n:.
'Mf. Kenn.• of near Park 'Miss 1 tell
wisitet at 'Mr carnes Kenny's hist
week.
The "Tiniee and Toronto Weekly
Globe to new subscribers from now
till Jany. 1•;, 1911 for 35 cents.
;WHALEN
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lewis, of
Minsky. 'sated fri:•n+ts here and
at Zion on Sunday.
Sir. and Mrs. Oscar Morley, of
near Woodham. spent 'Sunday here
the guests of his parents.
etr', and hlrs. George Milson and
daughter 'Vinnie spent Sunday with
relatives in '8t. 'Mary..
err. and Mrs. John llutchison,
ite.l with her mother in Centralia on
14..nday.
err. and stirs. .1. 1\lrright visited
friends in Centralia on Sunday.
Rev. \V, 7r. Hut t, bur pastor is
preaching a series of sermons on tie!
farmer. Next Sunday's subject is
to he, "Spring Seeding."
1BI3CIINF COUNCIL
Council mel July 2nd pursuant to
adjournment. All mdinb.•rs were
present. The minutes of the last
meeting were read and approv.'d. It
was decided to build n nee :eve!
bridge with reinforced cement son-
er t:• floor 70 It .long 1, w'•••n 'ele-
ments. 11 ft. clear roadway. on : St 5
concession road over Sable Miter.
1'. lidera were received frorn Hamil-
ton liridge Co., 'Stratford bridge. Co..
Jinks Mesmer 'L+n r 'rt
n1 ar-d .
1. !fill
& Co.. Hitchen. The tender of A.
hill .:c CO., at $1189.00 was accepted
The contract to build one concrete•
abutment was let 'to J. Lawson at
$4.75 per cu. yd. A few accounts
were passed and orders !exiled in
payment, liable (Drain *305.00 ; -'(Vin•
chelsea Drain ;'.50.00; General $17905
County work ?12.50. Council
adjourned to meet Aug lit
i clock.
the examination in 51ineeel Fern
•• it h first-class honors.
ell Lizzie teener, 01 'New fork
It `.1
1 l t .,. Joseph Toms, Onix, of C odor Rul,-
ids, lwoa. are visiting their fel her
51r. Abram Geiger and other relat-
ives.
Rev. O. Kln:1 m, of Stratford preach
ed in 13t. 1'(•tcr's Lutheran ctlttrch,
Sunday last
Mies Iva 'Weber visited In Berlin
Last week.
Mrs. N. 'stannic and fatnilyare rue-
1i at'
c ut' n
1, t their cottage at Gram:
Rend,
Mr. and 'Mrs F. Faust, were in Pig.
eon, Stich., last week attending the
funeral of the former's cousin, Miss
Ellenbaum,
•
1111 CCFFIELn
1eel tb-There pn •.ed away- t0 her
Ion,: home otl 7Yt+,rsdny last. Sirs,
.t3.sander Johnston. of the Bayfield
Ito ie, ut the ripe age of 70 years, 'She
had been poorly for Some time but
'omit 0 few days before her death
slit• rias nut thought to be seriously
ill. Death had not terrors to her, She 1 I
passed calmly :Ito ay to be with her
Saviour. Ilex husband died 2:; years
ago leaving her with n /entity of 2
Soni John and Samuel. at home and
5 danttht,•re. Mrs. 'Wood of 8t. Ilelcns
elle. 'eletc•11( of London. and !Mary
and Charlotte. at horn-, all being
t,retent rot the tune of her death. The
funeral which wee held on Friday.
two,•, 0 very large one. The bearers
tt-,•r • two eons. and fo.:r nep-
hews. The services were conducive
ey her pastor. 'ltev, 'E. N. Sowers as
i• t '.I by Itev. Mr. '1'rylor. of Varna,
No one knows bet ter 1 Fan those i
who b use
Carter's Little Liver fills
w'bat relief they have given when
1aken for dyspepsia. dizzier•as,
the ei 1e. . ,,t pie-meet-41dis-
ordered :stomach.
3!ENSALL
.ben Mr Alex Thompson has decided to
b at two move his fatnily to Toronto and has
already purebaxed property in the
cit
Clerk. '! he Union Sunday school will bold
their picnic to Goder:ch to -day
(Thursday.)
Mr. 'Wm. Towers has arrived home
after a trip to the west.
Kenneth McArtIna.. of Ailsa Crain
wens in the, village last week visit-
ing Isis 'brother and other relatives.
Miss 8. halt d. to of Clinton 15 via
eine in town.
Mrs David Thompson. of Toronto
e. visiting with relatives In town. I
Mr. John C. Wood and brother And- I
row. have hold their farm in Alberta
and intends returning to Toronto.
M, N. Curtis and children, bt boo
ehester. 'N. 1'. are visiting their re -
fitly.. t. err. and :tfrs C. A. Redmondut 'llay,
Mr. 'Hawthorne. who was engaged
+. band ruaeter for several month'
bas Nc ie t(•
1 r
'.
r li
canoe a h
ells (
( t
1
h the
bend. Dr. F. A. H •Iter)• is now the
1• eters On Seturday Katt th.• r.•; ;e' ,r
(• lir , l al Ili • .tent e 1 . elven.
N11% if. J. 1), Cooke is visiting, wit h
r.3.tivee in Ethel. Vs
"11 •4 Bell, of Grand Itapids, la spend
11, het vtealiron with her 'Parente
M 1. and airs. Jame, Hell, sr.
Mr. '11'i11 (Moore, of London, i►Js'nt 1
a few holidays with relative. here'
last week,
e1i - Arlie Ilart. who 11.- 1, „
quite ill. epsnding t • 1. , • : ,
l}Is lrnnd (lend in the interest of ): ori
health.
Miss N(•Nie :Miller is visitng
in Illyth and vicinity,
The (ins crop. of which there is
vete a large acreage in this v:ein-I
its js giving good proms•••.
I•, e1UIIL1•.\
K.tftkTt)N
The death took plac• un .duly 8th.
of 51r. Jonathan Shier, aged 75 years
ntont he and 28 days. j(r• Shier
was born in England alit,i) warty
lite clone th Canada. Ile conducted
the !louring and grist .mill her. for
many years, later dwalin4 exteti$irely
in Needs. For 20 years or over tri.•
deceased twoe a valued member of
the council board. in whom the cal•.
payers put the fullest confidenr •. In
both private and public life h • hitt
the resect and admiration of the
entire community, and for him l,-
tegrity and high appreciation's of
honor. was looked up to by everyone.
Three years ago the deceased had the
misfortune
to fall from a ladder in
t biro, receiving injuries (rota
which he never recovered. 11' is sur-
vived by :t surrrosing widow. ttto
sons and two daughter.--\Pesely at
home. Richard in th" Wee.. Mrs. Ad -
ant hods', t.',burne and 'ell.. Am:end;,
at home. The funeral took place on
-Monday to the leirkton cemetery and
was largely attended by strrowing
friends.
lltr e5forrie ltacey. of Totonto, i
spending his vacation at his home.
Slr •. It. le Robinson 15 visiting
rt Toronto.
. and'etre
F. Drew..
and
of Toronto. tisitrd Mr. t3. boupe. sr.
Bliss Pearl Welsh of St. teletys, is
,.Hong fs:,lads in shim vicnly,
M,r. Alvin 11011pe of Dresden i;'brio
school le holidaying with Iia parents
here.
The "Time, and Toronto \1'eskle
ti,obc to new ,nhscrib•re from now
Jany. 1st, 1911 for 3.; cents.
C.II14Er.111 118T
ii • made rnenl inn het week of 1 he
1 .'15Ilg.• of ells, Edith 3'. L\Ind.on to
!dr. Hoy 'I' 1
t'tl ,
e i r of Woman. ) I i n all. w hicb
1•1, lir t• •,I. i -lee,• :It (lie home of the
3„ 1 1' .1 nim err. anal
son. Maple Grove farm. Th c re -
loony was _preform ,-'5 by th' It v. It.
to McKay The 'bride. who st is given
Iw-ay 1.y her father took h : et in I
Ilnd r •,n arch of evergreen., 1 rineni 'd
„t• ti 3'i'+rt and Marguerite.. Hite was
til . I in n gown of cn•ant silk trim.
M. a it It applique awl rho• bridle weal
51 i • ceeitht with wenn.' bin:.onie.
1'h•• 3'i•le•.rnaid, were Mins C. 'Moe
n I '1i:•4 'elrle -re while the groom
epport'•'1 by his brother Nel-
e. Th.• lit tie Miusee rtVicetlnk' :11.1
1 ,y.l, n nes de pretty flower girl and
'd .• , I: oil Perkins. of 1lensall rnade
charming fit t.r pug.•. ihlr:nr the
. lemony 1 h • vt e'I•line n1 ireh wee ides.
1
ie eti'•. (.rice Iloilnn. IPcolnpani d
, .1 ,r. i • !(orlon an the violin. Tit •
I1 tion
1'ti
gift
l0 the bride
w•'. ,
reel 1
locket • to the hride'e m ..:. • ,1.1
lork••te „•1 with p•'rl. an 1
flower girl and pig • ring. • ,,t 11
1• •arty. After the eermony congrat-
tion were 'showed 1l port th sorter
couple, and the large Katherine fin
m-
bering nbnOt one hundred ttn,•.t s re.
t.ir•'I to 1hi• )awn op I. •re 1 '3 tinny
and sump lions wedding dint'. r twa.
• •rued, 31e table% being tastefully
b cora led. The bride and groom are
1 .ed in 1 h • high• st ',Attest)) as was
eaten by its, 1 ,1 .' 13iful wedding
• sent s. in the , vening A reception
.1,4 held atthe home of the bride
'.'he young couple left on n honey-
moon t tip to Detroit and other puce's
The bi i'b•'s t r:n citing; dre.e is a Cop.
enhagen bite satin. 'Ph •ir numerous
friends join wit h the "Tim('•." in
wishing tbctlt touch it'pp'Ilnim an
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Confined to His Home for Weeks.
"Heavy work, srver, straining and evil habil., 1 . youth brought en
Varieuau Wiwi. \. lieu 1 t.o,r1e•I hard the hchiug nwild Ixxon,o
1-1,•roand 1 0urtoften laid up 1.•r a .Peek e.t a limn. My family
ihysi.-i:rn tot! me an operation tt a as my only lml.t,-but 1 dreaded it.
t nr,i.v•r.•rnl nlr•eiu!iats, but boon found out oil they wanted was my
Money. 1 c..nuuenced to look upon all dutturs as little better (hart
rogues. Otto day ray Loos asked Inc why 1 was otr work F•W touch and
1 told hlrn my condi? hal. He advised tnc to cousuit 1•rs. Kennedy r1
Kennedy, as behad tAwn treatment from tta•ur b(aew•If and knew
they y were avian. nu.l skillful. 1 wrote them andt. of Tn • •
g tw
!1 r:nwTar tryrsr. \ly progress wax somewhat stew and c(uriug
t leo Inst 1,1ont WS tn•:1101. 1,l i wa14 somewhat (lla.:qurn,..1. However,
1 eontiau,•,l troot ment for thr•0 reun'1'4 lunger nut w.0 re,santed
'itis a complete ear.. 1 eould only corn SI•: n we, k• lo a Illachlllu
i xho, before t refitment. now 1 run earning! .C1 and newer loose. a day.
•twish �' 1 all sutrerers knew of your v:duubl, tt ..hn •nf,
HE:NNY O. LOCUST,
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POISONS'
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8tin1 s.( Ih wilco of Mercuryd unless . 1t tnaylsuppress the ed from this
sytnptunii-y, oil/
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EA
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,ement, time,
5rdfl, florts and Flour
Aiwa) s on Hand. Lea\ l! Your elder or Call up
PHO�T2
R. G. SELDON, Exeter.
Deo Not Buy It Until
You Try It
The feathe-brngnettc Razor Is not were tar thle-you ran .1-7 the Carbo -
tempered ,n tn:.•%.0 lir° h,::t. but by Meg/mile without see. :,, a penny or
nems. of a se• tet electric 55.5.'ss at your town county--,•,,. coin enjoy 30
on even t. at ore of 2.50) degrees root, romfortable a3•aw••. .,lth it at our
At the yarn,, Jnstnnt the steel Is expense --you eon eeee••••• It with the
c.rbonired ul a pro. toss .Imll•,r to the'. razor Iltat y -u:1 a ,• I , ..w using and
I.) who 11 diamonds h:nu been 1 r... , j ; rig•' L•, sonneeyt!,.n.. I•r. ., it best -then
due rd.
The result itsth+ htrdest ctrttlne- ,•,.,.1i•_ „n.1 i• •I li the (`arAo-
idge kno.4n to se.••lire--a Haile1'• - .. - .• •t rent.
1e' guarantee. fur r. .'frt!m•• „r , • r:.
wear --no honing. 50'rte ,
g.
"The made w ► d n .•
1.• err.r,1,r ...
superior to any •'•) or ever mad.
whether the .bon. .-• ltdIi,•'di our.*
or the"water- 1.1:•d• a the -safety.-
nut )'uu du nut 1 -.1 to take our
Thames Road
Mir •lode w 'Gil• un h, 3 an exp.•r
irnce on Friday of taxi week which
ltas nothing short of a tniraculon.�
,•scala' with hie Nf •. 'Ile was nac',tin,f I
in drawing in hay lire his farm ands
(while building the 'load the front
part t ,.
t of
t
h
rack Mav•
ret
.•hese teas pie eipit ated to 33,• ? around.
Falling hi•hind the horse.. which were
• large spirited 1.•atit they n1i1l•• a
II,1l for liberty, with :11r Gibson lit
t heir mercy, Miraculous as it was he
•etp•d, but how he ever pot out from
his t'.',ilone position without the wag-
on
whichtlwithoufloader
doubt invent over
1n,ttihim
nt
dent h. iI is hard to imeg'ne, owl h••
does not even know himself. llowev r
he escaped with but a few slight
hobsee and an injury to hie bread
rho• horst•, continued on their nind
career. Freaking the wagon cotlmid-}
.'rah
total wreck. Another nlan1on tt,e toad
jumped and line (''called.
The cantraet for the redecorating
of the i'resbyterian cheerio was let
i •' week and tit • 'e,irk will go on
't eno11 ;1Y poesild '.
Mr.
and errs, Will Ilnrinnd, of
1• ulbnrg. Seek.. :ire visiting tinder
;lie parental roof
Mi.- Mein to -h, of London, i' Sf 1)'•
ing for a f w days at the man.,-.
\l r. •:lid '31, Spoiling spent Nundny
,I .1nd, r'ou 'soder t b • patent al roof.
:,11.1 in . 11. II -:11)1 Spent Sun*
(la) with Ili n 1. .11 Eveter.
Vi=it o.. t, tiI mighhorhood last
81313,11, t, t, . ':.1a1,.•I lleirton, lit II,
Rundles, Annie Leigh and 51r. John
Hackney at J. Alieon's, I,e.Ile t\fc.
Naughton at Peter \\'hillock's, •ells'
51. Ramsay al 'rho-. Cintl's• Mies
Ada Tucker at Mei Carta'',
Ilayint i• about finished i1► ,h
n i;thl.orhou,l and r•omc have et st -,
to colt w•h••'1,
The "Times" and Toronto liVeelaf)'
Globe to new t'.h-eriher. from ,now
till Jany. 1st, 1911 for 35 cents.
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Canadian National EAliibition
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AUGUST lith to SEPTEMBER 12th, 1910
impproved Grounds, Ne•.v ituelting,, international Lire rock Show.
Exhibits by n11 the Presences, Magnet:cent A:t L• -'.n Exhibit.
By PERMISSION OF HIS MAJESTY
BAND OF THE GRENAD.ER GUARDS
KIN GEORGE G EOR .E S
HOUSEHOLD BAND
1
Modr1 Military Camp
400 Tinton every night.
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THE NAVAL REVIEW AT SPITHE!\D
BATTLE BETWEEN DREADNOUGHT AND AIRSHIP
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