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PEOPDIETOlis
111= L3 PRO �. C peach CeenYNIcd unOle `Ti OWII Hall,
Crediton, on Sent. 3.1 Ali pry se rat,
Stephen Couneiil
6REAT ME ICI Mirtcato3 of last r oe :tuns ; zci aril alp.
A►Q yprgpenene Qty Ib poetre ➢ lompo y Woman Tells FRyawa
cissoplotoily Ccojo Mrs •
?be great geed Lydia E. I'inTellastes
Vegetable Compound is eioinag, ,aarnong
tie woa ci of America ie ' attrractang the
attesutidn of zxmny' leadieg scientism, and
thinking, peewits gene ally.
Dashwood
Roller Mill
A real good time to buy our famous
White Star Flour
is now. Made from the very finest of
wheat -acknowledged to be , the ;best
in America --The Mills, the Millers,
and the Milling Process all thoroughly
adapted for obtaining the highest re-
sults.—For strength, richness, whole-
ness and appetizing flavor it is with-
out equal; makes more bread etasier
and better than any' other—gives solid
satisfaction .to consumer and producer
—Buy it and you will please yourself
and your good wife as weIl.—House-
wives all over the county emdorse our
claims. We solicit your patronage. '
Jos1E idt, Dashwood
During The
Warm Weather
Weare offering some exceptional
values in
Piano's and Organs
, ,Otyr Goods are of the best quality,
and we will he satisfied with the
SMALL PROFITS.
Prices and terms thatwill suit the
most, exacting.
In Sewing Machines
taainly east you.
tationery
we can cern•
A fine line of high grade station-
ery ;cheap.
CALL and SEE US
- The following letter is only one of
- i naw.:thoueantla which are on file in. the.
Pinkhaiu office and go to prove beyond
question that Lydia. E. Pinkham's Veg-
etable Compound must be a remedy of
great merit, otherwise it could not pro -
deco such marvelous results among sick
and -ailing -women
Dear Mrs. I'inkham :--
"Soon after my marriage my health began
to decline, My appetite failed me: I was
unable to sleep, and I became very nervous
and had shooting pains through the abdo-
men and pelvic organs, with bearing -down
pains and constant headaches, causing me
much misery. The monthly periods became
more and more painful, and I became a
burden and expense to my family instead
Of a help and pleasure. Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Cexnpound cured me within three
months, Soon after I began using it I felt
a change for the better: and at the time
of my next period I. noticed a great diffier•
ence and the pain gradually diminished
until I was well. I am stronger and look
better than I•did before I was married, and
there is great rejoicing in the house over
the wonders your medicine worked," Mrs.
If. A. C. Letcllier, 732 Cadieux St., Montreal,
Quebec.
• If von have suppressed or, -painful
periods, weakness of thestomach, indi-
gestion, bloating, pelvic catarrh, nervous
prostration, dizziness, faintness, "don't -
care" and "want -to -be -left -alone" feeling,
excitability, backache or the blues, these
are sure indications of female weakness,
or some derangement of the organs. In
such cases there is one tried and true
remedy—Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
Seaforth: Miss Greta Paapet, dautgh-
ter_nf Chris. Papst,.of London, form-
erly of t hie place, passed away at . her
home Thursday, atter an illness of four
mouths.
There is more Catarrh in this section of the coun.
try than all other, diseases put together, and until
the last few years was supposed to be incurable For
a great many years doctors pronounced it a local dis-
ease and prescribed local remedies, and by constant-
ly failing to cure with local treatment, pronounced.
it Incurable, Science has ,proven catarrh to be a
constitutional disease and therefore: requires Consti-
tutional treatment, . Hall's Catarrh Cure...manufae-
tured by F. J. Cheney 4 Co., Toledo, Ohio, is: the
only constitutional cure on the market. It is taken
internally in dotes from 10 drops to u teaspoonful.
It ante directly on theblood and.mucous surfaces of
the system. They oer,one hundred dollars for any
case it fails to cure. Send for -circulars and testi-
monials. -
Address: P. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Dthuggists, 75 cents,
Take 'h all's family pills for constipation.
en's
Suits
oys
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1 laip-
: ,mpormormorgiowir we. listat„....,rxr,
POINT & The Dillon EINGE.STAY Fence is built
strands are all HIGH °ARBON, hard stee). a gives,
no aanoyaneta illustrated Catalogualtrea,pva
agents 'wanted.
CA, a trim la t AO*
Suits to Suit Everybody.
just received u large
line of ready-10.4year suits,
'which we intend to sell at rock -
bottom prices. All the latest
buts and- the best of.goods.
00 -me and see and -You •
will be sure
to buy.
WM. SHRUM,
Generhil Merchant
DASHWOOD.
EXETER MARKETS.
WIRE. Fr•NCE CO.
W. J. Heaman, Agent
•The Great English Bowery.
Tones andinvIgoratesthewholo
nervous 'system, makes new
loodin old Veins. Cures Pers-
ons Debil Mental and Brain Worry, .Des-
ponder:0th al Weakness, Emissions, ,Sper.
eure. _Sold br ggists or mailed in
plain pkg. on receint of price; New pan22374Ict-
IlitaiCtlfree. The W/wd Medicine Oe.
(formerly Windsor) Toronto, Ont.
FALL FAIRS'
Toronto
London
Exeter
Blyth
Zurich
Sea forth
Ailsa Craig
Parkhill
St. Marys
Kirkton
Aug. 27 Sept. 10
Sept 7 15
" 17-18
" 18-19
e 19-20
e 24-25
26 27
a 26_27
I proved. Resolved that the Reeve atind
Finkheinen inspect ted r as, opposite
lets 20 sand 21, eau. 0, in reference to
tile drain. After, nae i ig theaii,vilosr fr g
aedere.the carauneu_•adjotiened to Oetelo
at 1 preen, W L.II20, Gcihool eoiltra.ctoie
fees, ,$.$.60; P. McKenzie, et al, fence
viewers, $12; If preys Co., express, 40e.;
J. Schroeder, ditch rat s.r., $35, W.
White, l; op. ,culvert, q5e.; ; J. Weido,
cedar posts, $2,40; W. Patterson, do.,
$6; W. Anderson, rep. C. R., $2; Ed.
Ryon, award drain, `$t O; S. Pollock.
R„ $5; J. Br•okensbire, auditing,
$8; li. Doyle, do.. $8; V. McKeever,.
grovel, $4.90; J. 1X oecle, do., $•1.20; D.
Morrisons, work 1st an. $5.25; J. Clark
cement culvert, $2.50; T. Webb, do.,
$5; F. Teatreau, rep, bridge, $1.50; J.
Gill, et al, do., $23; A: Allen, eenoent
tile, $5.--H, Wilber. Clerk. •
McGillivray
D. 11. and Geo. Stewart were in To
ront6 last week,—John Patterson lost
a valuable cow the other day. --Miss
,Susie Robinson has gone to London to
attend the Model school. --Miss May
Robinson has gone to 'Toronto to re.•
surae. her duties as stenographer,—°.
E Johnston, son-in-law of J. 0 Dor-
man, has been appointed by the trus-
tees of S, S, No. 10, Lobo, to teach the
Poplar Hill school. Last year he con-
ducted a general store business at
Kerwood.—As Mr.Johnston who lives
east -of Corbett was driving,bone.from
Parkhill his horse suddenly" -dropped
dead.—An accident happened to Miss
Eva Lewis. 4tli conk, the other day
which might have terminated fatally.
She, with a number of other girls, was
returning home ' from school, when
-John Tweddle's threshing outfit over-
took them. The little girls Glinted on-
to the tongue of the tank, but the
owner thinking some accident might,
occur told them to jump off. They
did so but in the descent Eva fell un-
der the tank. The wheels passed over
her shoulder and entire body, bruising
her considerably. Although there was
considerable water in the tank at the
time it is not thoughtthat any serious
results will follow.
Zurich
Rev. A. D. Gischler and Alf. Gall-
rnan have returned from Rodney,
where they were attending the Y. P.
A. Convention --Chris. Beaver ands
bride, after a brief stay here have re-
returned to their home in Elkton,
Mich.—Mrs. D. S. Faust, who has been
ill, is slightly improved.—Peter Wild,
Son of Casirnir Wild recently died at
(ashy, N.D.---The lecture given . by
Rev. F. C. Berger of Grand Rapids, on
Monday evening, under •the auspices
of the Y.P.A., Was very interesting,
and much appreciated.—John Howald
had his threshing machine badly
smashed the caber day by it being up-
set in a ditch. -0. Hartleib and wife
are spending a few days at MSebring-
ville, Hickson and Stratford.—John
Wsalper has accepted a position as clerk
with J. Preeter, general . merchant, -
Miss Lovina Wagber of Berlin visited
her sister, Mrs. Chas. .Welker last week.
—Jos. Schwertzentrnbere after a few
weeks' stay itt his home here, has re-
turned to Miner,. 111., where he is en-
gaged at
n-gaged:at fanning.—George Stockley,
who has been engaged with Jacob Dei=
chert as blackswitb, left Saturday for
Lindsay, where be has secured a more
lucrative position.We wish George
every success. He is succeeded here
by John Truemner, late of Prang &
Truemner.--D. Gottschalk, wife and
family of Bad Axe, Mich., are here on
a visit; --Albert Smith of Croswell,
Mich„ is spending some time here.—
W. Klopp and wife have returned,
from their visit to Logan and Shakes
peare.-Jno Decker, Jr., Babylon line,.
recently disposed of his well -matched
3 -year -olds -to Geo. Ford` of near Ex-
eter, for the handsome sum of $360.
The former also purchased another
team (torn John England for which he
paid $325, -During the recent wind-
storm Mr. Eckstein and Sam Ginger-
:ch had eight or ten apple trees blown
down. --A pleasant family reunion
took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Abe. Lehman on Tuesday, when their
children from distant points gathered
at their home to help celebrate the
event. The couple were each present-
ed with a,beautifttl easy chair and
•their children's wish is that they ; may
speed the declining years of their life
in peace and comfort.
JIIStified 'by Merit.,
As you know, it an unteintion
proceeding on our part to so emphatic-
ally endoree any remedy 'ae we have
endorsed Ini-ju.
But the more we know of it, the more
earnest we are. All we say is, ilu-JU
can help anyone sufferirtg from kidney
trouble, es 110 other remedy can. It
works for itself—shows more plainly
than words its real use to all who
seek a cure.
It it is not just as represented, you
can 'have your money back. Fifty
cen a box.
Potatoes, per bag . 1 00 1 10
Flour, low grade per cut, 25 1 25
rtter • I • • • • • • • • * • 18
Dried Apples. – 0
Cook's Cotton Root compound:,
Tbo greab Merino Tonto, and
only sato etreetttal Monthly
ltegulator on which women can
10 degreeS stroager f 3; NO. 8,•
irft
send by all drii As. er sent
prepakt en reee pt of Deco,
Dlytht The 11-niontzh-old daughter
of W. 3. and Mrs. A.ndrews died on
estern
The Exhibition T4at Make
Fall Fairs Il'amous.
An ideal occasion for a bunny outing.
Daily ascensions of a navigable airship, always under Perfect
control. The most wonderful invention of the age.
lloyai Venetian band, the most celebrated European 'musical
organization, under the great leader, Victor, will give concerts daily.
Fireworks on more magnificent ittid imposing scale, 'pletoring
the great Oarnival of Veniee.
Many vlendid educational features for the boys and girls.
ir
rorinforniation write .1 IV; ItEID, President. '
LONDON
SEPT. 7 15, 1908
Around Aout Use
Adam .h.aeater
ars %lai<voy i laser have neon as sed a.
hardware b411oltne,30 Ira Paris aandwill
'neve Haire with tilde families at au.
early elate.
liii%nJbt7llln Doanglars John, the eight-
year old sora of Mie and Ira. DF p:el
Vel, died on `fel uredav, after a few
weeks,¢ illrnesee of Cholera gra Morhus,
St. Ma.ryos While walking dawn
the bill on Queen . Vit. Beet the other
day E. G. when vire bad the iniefortune
to blip andtall; fracturing his .right
arm above the wrist..,
Mifebell: Rev. ..S.' Asl➢intary
two daughters, who have been respee=
ted residents, have moved from town
to Niagara-on»the-lekea where" they
will reside in future. •
Seaforth; Miss Agnes Armitage.
eldest drntighter of the hate A. Arai -
tae, of Seaforth, died in theOrtho..
pe is hospital in Toronto thweek.
She had been ill for several months.
Seaforth: John O'Reilly, of M,eKil-
lop, is dead the result of failing from a
load of oats on the Wingle farms, con..
2. O'Reilly's skull'was fractured. He
walked a short distance after the fall.
Tuckersmith: Robt. °arnoeban, a
native of Tuckersmitb, died suddenly
of neuralgia of the heart at Tulare,
Cal, He was 62 years of age and was
the third son of the late R. H. Carnoc-
haa:n.
Ailsa Craig: Johnston Alexander,
blacksmith, is paid up with a healed
hand caused by/the constant using of
the peering knife. He had it lanced
on Saturday and has since been com-
pelled to carry it in a sling.
SOI
Mitchell; Wednesday evening Miss
'Bettie. May, daugbter.of Chas. Thorne
'wags happily wed to Eli Jas. Wells, of
Byron, County Middlesex, the nuptials
knot being tied by Rev. Garbutt.
Only the immediate relatives were
present.,
The death -occurred at ,Glen Adelaide
n ear Moosemin, on •.Tu:esday, August,
14, of Sarah. Ann. Whitlock, beloved
wife of Frederic Whitlock, at the age
of 69 years. Deceased was the second
daughter of the late Daniel Oliver of
St. Marys.
Seaforth: On Wednesday evening
the youngest son of H. Bowen while
playing about the house, managed to
get hold of a can containing coal oil
and the child thinking it was wat-
er
drank some of it and' as a result
was in • a very serious condition for
some time.
Clinton:The death of Mrs.Routledge
wife of Ed Routledge formerly of Clin-
ton, occurred at the Canadian. Soo,
where Mr. Routledge has been living
since he left here. She was a daugh-
ter of Geo. Elio, of H,ulIett. She was
about 33 years of age, and leaves two
small children.
Tuckers'mith: Geo. Love, son of .Jno.
Love this township, was recently
drowned in Manitoba. Deceased. was
20•years of age and attended the Sea-
forth Collegiate for some time. Leav-
ing there he took a course in the Chat-
ham Business College, and then left
for the West a year ago last spring.
Htillett A' quiet Wedding, at which.
oily the -immediate friends of the par-
ties concerned were present,took
place at' the home of Mr.,H.. Freeman,
2nd concession, on Wednesday evens
Ing, when his daughter, Miss Gertrude
became the wife of Mr.Thos. Glauzier
of London, Rev." Dr . Stewart officiat-
ed. •
Mitchell: James Thom, a forwer
Mitcelllte, died in Russell, Man., on
the lith inst. He was married to Mary
daughter of the late James McClacher-
ty, Fullerton, who with a number of
children survive him. For many
years deceased, with his brother John
conducted a purge dry goods business
here.
St. Marys:. Miss Roadhouse,who htas•�
been an employe of J. Ready's shoe
store for a time,left lately for Hamiota,
Man., where she : has secured a good
situation. Before leaving, Mr. Ready
and the employes of the 'store .pre-
sented Miss Roadhouse with, one of
thei.r most substantiaLtrunks andan
address.
Tuckersmith: -During the recent
storm the barn of David Ferguson was
struck by lightning, and with most of
their contents were destroyed.—John
McLellan's. barn wasalso struck but
the damage was slight. Two steers
belonging to Roht. McGonnigle, 4th
con., were struck by lightning and in-
stantly killed.
Blyth: Dr. J. E..Chatrlesworth hap-
pened with a painful accident Monday.
He, with his wife aund child,'were driv-
ing—when,
riv-ing when, for some unknown reason,
the horse started to kick and after-
wards got free of the buggy. The Dr.
in getting out of the buggy received a
crack which broke his right arm be-
tween the wrist and elbow.
Varna: Dan McNaughton, who has..
te;
:Use a 'package andou will >la=+.t bo satisfied
with any other tea;
Prices—es, 30, 35, 40, 5o and 6o its. per lb. in Lead packets
T. lti. R8?ABROOKS : 8'r. %OHN, N. B. WiNNiPE¢.
e0.ti TORONTO, s Iiew.lNQrON $v., E.
Seaforth: R. F. Bell met with ran
unfortunate accident tit the Engine
works on Saturday last. A separator
ran over his foot, smashing some of
:bis toes.
Clinton: The other (day Arthur
Grundy, while pleying football, fell
down and cut his lett leg °to the bone
on a tin can, He bad seven sal c'-ee
put in.
asfeehriewa
rizew
I S T it worth something to know that Barns,
Chicken Houses, Tool Sheds, etb„ have.
Paterson's "Wire Edge"
Ready Roofing
is absolutely fireproof and waterproof—and practically
wearproof. It is cheaper than shingles andlasts a. lifetime.
We will send you a free sample. Test it yourself.
We will also mail a copy of our 'Illugtrated booklet.
Hardware storps everywhere hatiidle Paterson's "'Wire Edge
or can get it for yon. Insiist on having it.
PATERsoN MPG. co. LIMITED MoNTREAL Aso TORONTO
Eden
A number, from- here attended the
funeral of the late Wm. risher at Ex-
eter on Sunday. On accolmt of the
funeral there was no eervice here.
MisSil3lanche Rook° spent Sunday at
ehrteed a new buggy last WeCk. Look,
ing friende Toronto., -Chas. Coates
arid wife of London attended the finis
eral of tbe late Win. Fisher on Sun-
day. --A number from here took in
the ice cream social at Zion Monday
evening and report az good time.
must of neceAity belaging
order to successfully weatha•
the storms or business life.
The FOREST CITY BUSINESS
& SHORTHAND COLLEGE trains
young men and young women
to' take mitior positions which
eventually len.ci to positions
of responsibility and trust. The
foundation is secure. Our
students go. up, n9t down. We
are unable to supply the demand
for our students. NiThx? Be-
cause business men recognize
the superior training they
receive.
Wtite for our 'fiusiness and
shorthand booklet ; it's free.
School term : September till
June, incluSive.
Forest City
Btisiness College
Principal. London.
tie
oti
IL
Cooks and Bakes
perfectly if
the same time
There is not an.
other range built
in which the heat
may be regulated
so that you 'can bake in the oven and cook on the
top at the same time without spoiling one or the
other.
But you can do both equally well at the same
time on the Pandora, because its heat is not wasted
and 14 at 'all times under the simplest, most positive
control.
If you do the cooking of your household you
can, appreciate exac4 what this means.
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