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PROPRIETORS
A TRULY IDEAL W
Thames Road
irr ITC leern thet Mr. Geo. Moir. le
IIER 111USIOAND'S BESTIIELPER
Vigorous Health Is tho Cleat SOuree
of Power to Inspire and Encourage
'Women rehould Seek 14,
One of the moat noted, mimeo:del anti
richeet men of thi$ century-, in a, a,r
recent
artiele, has said, "Whatea
ver I in ,el
whatever ‘sitecesis I have attained ,in thie
world 1 we. 41,4 to my wife, FrGIR Ole
day lint knew her 131te has been an
nation, and the greatest helpmate of
rarlile." • •
has been residing in Traveree es
Mb haa Gilt Me *ale arid feed
btablvbillAtle1,411 tbere. awl will move to
Iisborne mad reelde on one of the farms
of his father, the laate Janiee Moir, near
be1e.---Rev,..0(i1in Fletcher ba$ receiv-
ed word of the death on March 15 of
his brother, Ed. Fletcher,' at hie home
in 'elle', Scotleed. Deeeased wee also
1, !brother of Miss. Irving, St. 'Afars's.
Aiitlersoii
"Mies. Andereort• end* Mr. Peebles -of
St -Aleut; spent Sunday at, the house
of John Andersorn-Miss.Lettle Kirks
by and Ella flewitt of Salon spent
Sanday at the latter's home.-Mre.
Airtbrope of l'ovvie Lineewbobas beim.
visiting friends on the 21st con. of
Btanehard for the pasit month, return-
ed hame last week.-Qpite a nunaber
'front:Chore took in the Literary at Sa-
letn on Thursday night. • They report
having a; good time.- Mrs. J. Mader -
son is visiting friends in Windser.
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A. It. XINdliafi, L. D. S., D. D.
Ilonor gracivtate of Toronto Univeristv.
DENTIST',
Teeth extracted Without any pain, or any bad effects
°face in • Pansen's Block, west side Main street,
Exeter. ,
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and the Xining Process all thoroughly
adapted for obtaining the highest re-
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ness and appetizing 'flavor it is with- ,
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and better than any other -gives solid',
satisfaction to consumer and producer I
-Buy; it and you will please yourself
and your good wife as ,well. -House-- ,
wit:7es all over the county etndorse our •
claims. , We solicit your patronage.
JOS' Eidt Dashwood
ran and Shorts
beat Chop
xeter and Centralia
Elevators
Prices:-.Satisf6dtolI. Bring in
your grain and load
:home with feed.
Cobblpdick
k's Cotton Root Compound:
•The only safe effectnalmonthlr
,medicine on which women eau
depend. Soldin two degrees of,
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cases, alperbox4 No. 2,_ 10.de-
stroll gor fog __Special
$8,per bOrs. Bold 'by all
druggioto. .A.ek for Cook's Cot-
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The Cook eliodioine co.. , Windsor, Outario-
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gyery member of the family' willful
1y appreciate it. ,
We carry these instruments in the
highest grade and our prices and terms
,are of „the tweet liberal kind for the
Pui'ehaser.
Our Sewing Machines
Surpass anything in the Market for
beauty and durability.
Call and see us; we will take pleasure
ii ehowing you "our goods. `
L MARTIN &SON
To be such a successful wife, to retain
the love and admiration of, her husband,
to inspire him to make the most of hint.
eelf, should he a woman's constant study.
If ?, woman finds that her energiets are
flagging, that she gets easily tired, dark
f3hadows appear under her eyes, ehe has
backache,headaches, bearing -down pains,
nervouemess, irregularities or the blues, she
ehoulcl start at once to build up her system
by a tonic with speci fic powers such as Lys
cita, E. Pinklaanes Vegetable 'Compound,
Following we publish by request re
letter from a young wile:
Dear Mrs. Pinkhare ' .
"Ever tette my child was born 1 have stilt
fered, as / hope few women ever have, with
luflaMMt-itioni female weaknes ,s beating -
down pains, backache and wretched head-
acheS. it affected my stomach Bo I could
not enjoy iny ,meals, and half my time wee
silEtYt dnIaltaPiiikbanaf s 'Vegetable Compound
made me a well woman, and I feel so grateful
that I am glad to write andstell you of my
marvelous recovery. It brought me health,
new 'life and vitality," -Mrs. ,Bessie Ainsley,
611 Smith 10th Street, Tacoma, Wash,
' What Lydia E. Pinkhanes Vegetable
Compouxid did for Mrs. Ainsley it will do
for every sink and ailieg woman.
If you have seymietonas you 'don't un-
derstand write to Mrs. PInkhare,
daughter-in-law of LycliseE. Pinkham, at
Lynn, Mese. Her advice is free and
always helpful.
• AUCTION- SA LE
Of Village PrOperty dn
FRIDAY, MARCH 80, at 2i80
. The Exeoutors of the Estate of the late las.
will offen cotsale on above date, on the premises the
t011owing valuable property being • 4 .
L,OT6 232, and 233, MOIR'S 'SURVEY;
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On the premises there la a corafortable frame house
I% stones high, on bridle foundation with kitchen
and woodshed; also the Henson laundry with upper
stoity fitted for living'xootne.' , • .
TERMS: -18 per cent. or. equivalent of purchase
price on day of sale; the balance in 80 days without
interest. For particulars apply to the undersikned.
E. S. PliitLIPE.1, • J. D. seewmae
Auctioneer. ' JOHN TnAguAnt
ettettaline and ST.A.NBUIrit, Executors Ilensall
, • • Splieitors. • •
uctiori
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FICI.TEHOLD *EFFECTS, ETC.
, 'The undersigned auctioneer has been instructed to
sell by public auction, on London Road, '
Usborne, .14 mile south of Exeter, on
; SA.TURDAY,f APRIL 17111, 1006'
at ONE O'CLOCK the following -valu
esble propertys,?aviz:
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2 Bedrqorn Suits, quarter cut Oak; 3 couch, 1 guar -
ter cut Oak, centre table, 1 window table, 6 dining
room chairs, cain bottomed, quarter cut Oak;1 Side-
'board,,quarter Oak;•1F.xtension dining table, quar-
ter Oak; 2 Kitchen chairs;,3 Rockers, OA; 1 drop-
leaf* table, 1 single bedstead, 1 tenet set, 2 screen
doors, 2 boilers, 1 wash tub and., board, oil cloth,
new stove, new cutter, r robe,,tet single ,harness,
lawn mower, sewing machine, 2 shovels,
TERMS: -Cash.
THOMAS t:ApYroldirettor. BROWN;
• Auctioneer
David Hodgson entertained a num-
ber of friends on Monday • evening in
honor of his son Lloyd. All report a
pleasant time, -:John Torrance spent
Stmd9y nt Bethel. -Mr. and Mrs. Etf,
Avery Sonclayell at Ziop.-Mr. and
.Mrs. John Hutchinson spent Sunday
here. -Mrs., J. Wright of Elithville is
home on tec;vialt. Mr. VVright was hero
on Sunday.: --Christopher Carty has
engaged with James Hodgson of Gran-
ton for the summer. -Miss Ethel Mills
son is on a visit to friends in Winchel-
sea, Zion and Elimville.--Mrs. 3. V.
Millson received the sad iptelligence
on Monday apprising her of the sod-
detedeath of her father, Mr. Jhn ell-
bert of McGillivray. Mr. Gilbert has
been to Ailsa Craig on Saturday for a
load of 'amber and while returning
home one of the horses dropped dead,
thus causing Mr. Gilbert to fall to the
ground the wagon and lurttber falling
on him, killing him instantly. Much
sympathy is expressed for Mrs. Uni-
son in her deep Borrow.
EXETER MARKETS.
How's This P
fIA.NGED WEDNESDAY We otter One Ilundred Panora Reward for any ease
otueets,tersh that cannot be cured by liall's Catarrh
10 e
,13 riey.......... ......... 40 42 F. J. 011ENEir& Co,* Vial°, 0.
We the undersigned have inotvn 11, J. Cheney for
the hot 15 years, and believe hien perfectly honorable
Iii all bus1nee3 transactions and llnaneially Ablo to
wry out any obligations tnad,o Itie
•WAVOINO, HOMAN eMAILVIN,
• . Whoiecale Druggistg,,Toledoi3O
if,.11's Catarrh tj.itirp is taken internally, ag. etinsil
reetiy on the bloou anti antv•onq surfaces 'or the
system. Testimonialg cent frec. Price 7fie 'per bot-
tle. Sold Druggitas,
...... 0 Take Itall's Funny Pills for conotipation.
"teat 11 4 4 411'
Oats..„,................
Peas. , • ...... 4 ... M 4 65 /0
Potatoes, per bag., ...,.. 1 00 1 10
Hay, per ton . , ... . 0 60 7 00'
riour, per ewts fttmily.. , 2 25
Flour, low grade per cwt 1 „.1 20
Butter.. - ... ......... 21,
Eggs e 14
Livehogs, 'per owt....,'75
flhorts per ton 20 00 20A
tort • 18 • 18 00
Lake
our
Make nevr I Get rid of that
iver fradollliolooar 10, .i4,,eirrrettongtol
ol,droatgle
°443;° Ire
to yotu. gray hair! Hall's Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Iteriewer will do all
this. Sold for over half a eentury.
Tor the yrinskors ana moustache iro nutko
BUCK" sinTA.Wa iith n collars a eta bream
shf 1.!*elt. Tr... V. 11*I.T. eft Vigighsi 11.iT
•.Zuriett
Mr. IV. jarrot has fully recovered
from hie/ recent illness, which caused
him toreturn irons Toronto vvhere be
wan attending business college. -Ed
Appel moved into E. Hess' new dwell-
ing last week. -Miss Bennett of Blytli
has taken charge of De ReFaust's mil-
linery department. -Henry Albrecht
has returned to Langdon, N. D. after
few months pleasant visit with relat-
ives in this vicinity -Mrs. Casper
Weber left last week for Crosswell,
Mich., to attend her daughter, Mrs.
James Laidlaw, who is Ile -Miss E.
Gibson of Blyth has taken charge of
J.Preeter's millinery department.
Mei.; Gibson was Milliner for D. S,
Faust a tew seneo,res ago. -M. A. Bin
chestnut, of the staff of the University
of Chicago is.visiting his patents, Dr.
and Mrs. Buchanan. -The large num-
ber of horses being shipped to the
west from this section at present is
making. it hard for farmers( to • buy
good working horses at 4 . reasonable
orice.-A meeting of the directors of
Ray Branch Agricultural Society was
held in the Town Hall on Monday at.
ternocib. Parts of the Prize List were
revised, and the ladies' work depart -
went ,will be ehoronghly gone 'over. -
Miss Minnie Doan returned home from
Minneapolis, Minn„ on Wednesday,
.wbere'shehadspent about four peon tlis.
-Many in this vicinity are making
preparations to 'sow a large quantity
of onion seed this spring. -Miss Mc-
Dougall of Exeter has taken charge
of je J. Merner's millinery depart-
rnent,-.7adob Ort has moved into the
residence he recently purchased from
K. Appel, The Gun Club is getting in
one of the best traps made for tbre'Vee
leg blue rooks. • --
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• 111cGlilivra,)'
AROUND ABOUT U$
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firantein IV. 13, Swat ba$
hie renew to MP, teuilloyle of Laean,
who taite$ peeeesSiert the 10th of April.
Mr. Stewart has eecured lucrative
poeitionLIlSteThoureee where he in-
tend"movies with hie family in a
ithort time.
s Clinton: On Satprday She and Moe
John Bricketalen celebra,ted their
golden welding wedding. They are
both , natives of Soinereetebire,. gags
land,end carne to this coen try on their
honeymoon and ainmet ever sioee have
been reeidents of Clinton eir
„
Beaforth: A, quiet wedding took
sdace at the thanse, in Egmondville. on
Tuesday of last week: when MiSS Nets
tie .Aberbeartedaugbter of 'Wan Aber -
heart, of Eginondville, and Mr.: Mac.
Weetiless, of Seaforth, were united in
11IU the ceremony ,being per
-
ravened by Rey. Neil Shiew.
Kirkton: On Alonday evening 10th,
a very largegathering considermg the
inclemency of weather, assembled in
the basement of the church to spend a
short titne socially. First part con-
sisted of greetings and eecial talk, sec.
ond part, program and third part
Junela. All parts seemed to be enjoyed
ully,
Mex. Todd, Sr, of Maguire, is res
coveripg 'from recent ilInese.--Robert
Patterson and son, Sandy, have. gone
on a two 'months' trip to New Ontario.
-Miss Jennison, town line, whohas
been very ill suffering front an attack
of inflammationof theitingrand heart
trouble, is showing eight. signs, of int-
proOment.- Prior to their departure,
for their new homes Messrs. W. J.
Nichols and Albert Banting and fam-
ilies Were presented with well Oiled
purses by their neighbors. -Jas. 'Pat-
terson Of Craig has accepted a position
aeblacksmith with J. 0. Reid, r..aieury.
-Mr. Ross, lsieury, rho has been ill,
is • recovering. -Frank Boyd's 'many
friends will bepleased.to learn that be
is rapidlarregaining his usual health.
He is receivit3g treatment at 'Victorie
Botspital, London. -Messrs. Isaac and
Jos. Damned left Thursday for Sa-
skatchewan, where they have a home-
stead. Success boys. -The tittle' chtld
of Wm. Carter, rith con., who was ta-
ken very ill last week, is recovering. -
Ben. Shepperd has laurel:taxied George
Nichoialuense at Parkhill and will re-
move to that town in the fall. -Wm.
Lenshrough left a few 'days ego for
Manitoba where he .intends residing.
His wife and daughter have gone to
Owen Sound where they will spend a
feee months. Edgar Darling has rented
the farm vacated by Mr. Lonsbrough
for a term of years; and moved there-
on a few days ago. s •
ManittEn.-Capid 'scored another ,
victory and thus two4nore, of our rep -
idents are Made happy, We refer to'
the pleasing event which occurred at
the Baptist personage, PA1103111, 013
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Wednesday last, the nterested par-
ties being Wesley Neil. of Lieuty, to
Miss Anne, daughter of Win. Reid of
the 8th. con. The bride was unattends
ed and was attired itiett' pretty travel-
ling suit, The nuptuil knot was se-
curely tied by Rev. McGregor. Mr.
and Mrs. Neil will reside near Lieury.
To the .happy con* we extend our
heartiest congratulations and may the
choicest blessings of earth ever rest, On
them. On the Monday evening prev-
ions to the wedding a number of the
members and friends of the •McGillive
ray Baptist church met at the borne
of the bride to spend it pleasant even -
ng. Mile Neil had been the organist
of the church for eome time -a position
she has well and honorably filled -and
her many friends felt they could not
lot the occasion pass without, showing
their reepect for her and her duties, so
during the evening she was presented
with a handsome couch, accompanied
by it flattering address.
Crashed to Death
Jan Gilbert, a well-known farmer
living Ott the 8th concession of Mc-
Gillivray, met with a fatal steeident on
Saturday last. Mr. Gilbert and a
youtne farmer named MeMahort had
been to Alba, Craig, and were return-
ing home in the evening with it loaded
wagon, They had gone but it short
distaoce from the town, and were drill-
ing along at, a good rate when one of
the horses dropped dead. The animal
fell' under the other horse, and- threw
it aloo, eompletely overturning., the
wagon. Young McMahon jumped and
was not hurt. Mr. Gilbert failed to do
re), and the Wagon and he load fell on
hiiii ehrusbing him to death. Several
pernoneeesere on the read at the time,
and thee noon extrieated Mr. Gilbert
from beneath the wagon, but nothing
maid be done for him, death having
been instantaneous. Me. Gilbert wee
over GO yenl'S 4)f,4tgv. well known itt bite
iteighlun hinid, and V,ory Ile
eurvived by it widow and a gi own.
up family tit •ololtont the srfreopatley of
their many Mende eeteetled.
e,
Tucketemith: The beautiful new
scbool building in section ,No. 2, Tuck-
erstnith, was formally primed on Fri-
day by a public exaroination'eof the
pupils and an entertainment during
the day and a musical and literary en-
tertainment in the evening. Both
were successful and enjoyable and
were largely attended.
Seaforth: Mary Ann Dunn. relict
of the 'Ate Robert Oarmiehael, died on
Tuesday of last week at the age of 80
years, Death was due to old age.
She and her husbapd settled in what
is now Seaforth about forty years ago.
She is survived by three children, Mrs.
George Whitley and Mrs. Rob't Laid-
Iaw of Seaforth and Robert Carnaich-
ael of Washington state.
Wingham: An * explosion of the
water tank in connection with the
vheating.apparatus of the new a T. R.
Station occurred on Mar. 20, resulting
in about $1,000 damage to the bnilding.
The east wall of the station building is
padly wrecked. Roadmaster Pender's
office and the baggs,gE!r00113 are so bad-
ly damaged thatethey will have- to be
rebuilt. The force of the explosion
caused the breakage of windows in the
building. The new station ' has, been
in use only it few weeks.
stAnn: This ueighbOrhood has lost
one of its most veined and esteemed
residents in the death of Henry S. Yeo
which occutred on Tuesday of last
week, at his residence. For some years
he had been. in poor health, and some
einoeths ago took a trip to the coast
with a view of• regaining strength, but.
be received little benefit. Few men'
were more highly respected, and his
'sotrowipg family have the deep sym-
paiby of their many acquaintances.
Grantor': The cell of the Granton
Presbyterian church to Rev. Mr. Au -
bre,' has been sustained by the Strat-
ford Presbytery. The induction ser-
vices will be held on Tuesday-, • when
Rev. McIntosh will preach: Rev, Grant
will address the minister; Rv*. Martin
of Stratford will speak to the congre-
gation. The service will be presided
river by Rev. Graham of Avonton. A
big supper; and eonce,re willbe given
the satne evening.
To Manitoba
Alberta and
Saskatchewan
The Difference Between Expert
Unskilful Tea Blending
THEqualities of' different teas prove that there ii
distinct difference between expert I:x41, Rose h:
in illethOdS and , the Usual meths,. s.
Several kinds of teas may be blended, but if un
fully selected they w11 not combine tr.) Make a perfect
blond ; they will retain their original inddual character-
tstics with their roughness and harshness emphasized5
Suh tQa isbitter, poorly flavored.rn thc cup Case
there is much of it in bulk and pac1:4ge f)rra.
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knowledgeof combining qualities of' different teas,
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St. John, N,B., Toronto, Winnipeg
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Tuckerstnith:" Thos. MeL. Grieve Parlehill; Thfs infant child of Mr%
has sold his farm on the 5th conces- Zavitz died on Friday. This is the,
Si011, to Alex. Gorden of Eginondville, fourth she has sustained through death
for 6,800 during the past few month.
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OT It SISTER
ANIfitROMER
Died of Consumption,butthis Linden
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" My mother, brother and sister dies! of
COnsumption*" says Elia M. Cove, of Lin-
den, el.8., "and I myself suffered for two
years from a dietressing cough and weak
lungs. I suppose I inherited a tendency
ia this direction?
But thank God I used Peyebine and it
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Cottsumptiote whether hereditary or COIA-
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