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honored tnetnhers and to the eiaoir
' -- where, Mt 2, Vantsk "MS Ga long taken a
1 prowinont pazI.,i5riMilDS Calinit:3t irrepar.
Every bonQpiaold ahonli bp ri'elalred ', able. Thoy a,re respected rnad appre-
Ctor einet•genefies and havor.i..: td:„7 for elinted fur thvtv etazierret, hancsty and
flso a is-ood liniment; , nprigiatraes• tile qualitiezi that always
wear ht . We, are pfleasea to know
that Mr. Clark's brother, liVilb,nr. will
sifeeeed him in the latsirress here and
tee people 02 Graeton arid vicinity ex-
tend to him te hearty weleolere. '
Winer's. , Liniment
is household neceseity- ?usea eXtern-
' fer aUwhes and peine and a safe
;arid releteele medicine for interuat nse.
Highly "Recomp:teridecie,
Sells on its Merits.
25 cts.-a
Prepared by W. S. COLE, Plan. 13.
Ventral' .OrliSiore.
Exeter, 'Ontario
tgzeter bractxte,
Sanders & Creech.. Props.
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THURSDAY., SEPT.. 27, '06
Usborne Council,
Council met pursuant to adjourn-
ment or Sept.T. All present. Min-
ntes of last nieeting vvere reed and ap-
proved. By law No:8, authorizing the
, levying of the.following rs.tes s read
a third time and finally pa ,sed: --
County rate, 14-0 mills; Townshi p rate,
3-5 mills; General school rate, 1 1-5
'mills. The amounts needed be- the
-Trustees of the variousSchool Sections.,
pirer and abov.e the general rate, to be
levied by special rates. on the different
-sections, entered on the Collector's
-Roll and collected with the other rettes.
Accounts as follows were passed, and
<riders issued in payment:—Elimville
Drain -contractor,— $800; General, -
130.33; Council adjourned to Oct. 7, at
.$1 o'clock.—F. Morley, clerk,
• Granton,
The Advocate to eud of year 20.0
Two lady evangelists of ,What par-
ticular persuasion we de‘n't know,
closed a series of meetings here this
week and are now holding forth at
Woodham, 'libelr success here does
not appear to be very rnarkedeee-Coun-
cillor Itaycraft has been making great
improvements on our streets in the
way of shapiegelveining and Ism -vele
Zing; be also improved the croesings.
The work was much neecleil.—ReY. D.
eeintm of Clinton conducted Harvest
Home services in the English arch
.bere on 'Sunday. ' The church, which
was beautifully deeorated, was filled
both morning and evening. The ser -
ices were impressive and profitable.
leeLitevieta..---,-P. W. -Clark, oar popu-
lar and highly esteemed harness maker„
J e abour to leave Granton, after a stay
of seven years. In that time he built
Iv o. splendidbusiness arid is trusted
•.and respected by everyone that knew
Pale, Thin,
Nervous?
Then your blood must be in
a very bad condition.* You
certainly know what ,to take,
then take it--Ayer's '.Sarsa-
parilla. you doubt, then
consult 'your doctor. We know
what he will say about this
grand old family medicine.,
This' is the lint question your doctor would
askl "Aro your bowel* regufiar?” Re knovre
that daily action 0 tbe bowels Is abeolutely
essential to recovery. Keep your liver Active
and your bowels rogular,by taking litxative
closes et Ayorli Pills.
,tradtoIrtc. Aret Co., •Lowen,
so nunrunicturera or
HAIR Imo.
rstatycugs.
We have no accrete! We publish
the fornutlaa or *11 our medicine..
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POINT:5. Tito Dillon rotten has long s1naI
Tho txporiniontal otago. Onro you gct a. mon
raca nm aro satintiod. and will cntnt ntoro. Into.
tratod Catnlogatorroa.4103 Agents Malted.
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W. J. ffeatnan, Agent.
VirAliEHOUSE§
—AT—
'EXETER, CENTRALIA
AND OLANDEBOYE
hest Price paid for Crain
turcriff, seLDON
Vrediton,
Several of onr citizens attended the
"World'e ,Fah." at_Zuriele on Thuraday.'
Miss JDora Wenzel of Detroit is here
visiting her parenteor-Ira Brown and
August Kuhn attended church service
at 'Zurich on Sun ay evening. --Wm.
Sambrook, wife and family were in
London over Sunday. --Misses Chrissy
and Della Brown are visiting.relalives
Chesley.—Thos. Trevetlaick has Atte
ed tip a temporary work shop in the
old lelacksualth shop, north of Clark's
corner until his new building is ready
for use.—The trutstees of the Evangelie
cal church intend having the churcli.
tower repaired this week. It is 'quite
an undertaking as the scaffolding will
have to be built up.--
Mis Andrews has returned
from a plea.saut visle with friends in
Toronto.—The fiax mill finished the
summer threshing last week.
flax gangs are busy picking up tbeflax
and storing it in the barns for the fall
and winter threshing. —Bert Clark is
painting the new addition of August
Hill's hotel.—Harry Wince wife and
family returned to Detroit, Tuesday,
after visiting their patents here dur-
ing the past roontla—Miss Alnaina
Yaeger is learning the dressmaking
with Miss Clara Vahner.—YoungBros.
are busy finishing the interior of their
new workshop. They have it lined in-
side with metallic sidings and when
the work room is finished it will have
an up-to-date ap.pearance.—Our ciei-
zens are getting in their coal. The
fall weather is' corning on rapidly and
he is a wise man who gets his supply
of fuel on hand.—We are pleased to
state that Airs. John McIsaltes who was
obliged to go to St. Joseph Hospital,
London, is recovering. Her many
friends hope she wilesoon be aleight
The masons are busy plastering the
new school.---Conrad:Kubn is • visiting
his brother in Sebeweting, .Mich. -11.
Haber, .M.P.P., is in Mt. Clerueos,
taking treatment foe his rheumatism
at "the minetee baths.—Next Sunday
special anniversary services will be
held in the Methodist church. In ehe
mornieg Rev. Geo. Brown of Toronto
will preach and in the evening Rev.
Fear of Exeter will occupy the pulpit.
00 Mouday evening a special program
will be rendered.- Special thank offer-
ing collectiops will be taken at each
services. -
Clandeln
The Advocate to end of year 400
Rev.* Bloodeworth of Ailsa Craig
lied charge of the ,Thanksgiving eery -
ices in St. James' Church on Sundity.
The thumb was beautifully decoretted
withfruits and flowers and,both serv-
ices were very largely attencled.--We
are pleased to note that Geo. Simpson
Is gaining strength daily and is expect-
ed to be up and around again in a
short time.—Several of our village
people tOok in Ansa Craig Fair Tues."
day. --Miss Simpson of Centralia spent
Sunday here.--elelisseameton and Miss
Carter of Lucan spent Sunday with
Miss Lizzie Carter.—Miss L. Charles of
Belmoe t is Visiting here.—A number,
of Telephone men are in the village do-
ing repairs and putting in a new. line
to London.—Rev. C. Sinapmi
sen return-
ed Tuesday to his ho
mein n Novas.—
Mr. Waiter liodgins has taken a
trip to New Ontario.—John Hodgins
(stout) who has been confined to the
house -through illness is able to be out
again.— Miss Della, Rarlton of London
spent Sunday at her hontebere. —Mrs.
O. H. Stitichcome of London spent
Monday with her mother, Mrs. Clark.
—Mr. J. McItane and wife spent "Sun=
day in Exeter.—Mr. and Mrs. Stinson
of Ripley spent a fewdays with friends
here.—jeliS8 Marie letcIlhargey, ACOcin-
parried byher three nieces Vow Ham.
ilton. arrived home Sat urclay. Marie,
returned to HamiltonSunday but the
children intend remaining for it .few.
days. --Word was received. here Tues-
day of the sad deathof Sarah, rel-
ict of the late Henry Miller, fortnerlY
of McGillivray, who died in London,
aged 50 years. The remains will be
brought here this morning (Thursday)
for interment et Neil's cemetery', dee
funeral taking piece frorn the depot.—
Mr. Kestle of Brevanston spent Tnes-
day with his son Frank. • °
BARNS IltlitNif.D,—Tbe hems and out.
buildings ef Ed. Mate about a wile
north of here were totally destroyed
by. fire about 2:30 o'clock Monday. The
oregili of the fire is a mystery. Thresh -
hog was in progress at the time, and
the erigibe WAS located at thewest side
if the buildings,a stroug wind was
blowing from the east,but it is pos.
Tole that a spark from the engine
tumid its way to one of the outbuild-
Inge. When the fire was diseovered it
was Making headway in a building on
the '80titheast corner of elae.barrts, abd
it burned wititeuch 1 apidity that the
tee n .on the strawetack and 111 the
&erns had but little time to reach a
relaee ofsafety.. ,A new separator and
Newer befongrng to John 'P. Simpson.
v. hu was conducting the threehing,
was destrevecl, the fire being so fierce
that, the machine could not be rernov-
ere 'Mae Mara's loss will be heavy.
About 3000 bushels Of oats and the
eeid from eight acme of barley were
eonerrured, together with implements
rrol buildings. Inenrance $2000.
• Iter'reelllWaec
elm Robert English and Freddie re -
emoted home from Port Huron last
leveler y. ---The Worneree Inetitute
meet et Mre. 11. Wiehertee, Jr, at 2:30
Oce. Ot h. Th subjecta to be dike
teseed are Sehool JUTIches and House
Gleaning. Everyte dy come prepared
k take pare in the 1SCLISSIOn. All the
lad ies :11 1' welcome. Mr. Henry Shenk
letekhill is out, re this week look-
, or Et a ft f.r the reehin ling of his borree.
gie Jelin Beinger i doing the worlk.
- One Postmile
aster, V. J. IVon, 11 tS
aCre fitI•111 Wise I or rent on ettSY
ter ma—W. Marry Brinker (rf Moray
0,444,1i,frietids iee this vicinity laet Sae-
(Sueeetwor Joeeph Cobblediek) in des?.
DIAMOND -IYES
blade Especially for Easy and
Succethil. Howe Dyeing
The Diamend neve exe the only dyes
tnade espvoially &VOW:3,y ;zra(i. nevot1,-,f
home dyeing.
'1. •N reeolor faded.
featbere, plumes', 6'4'ClZt% ties, blonsea,
jackets, silk L33Aes. dr“ -;SCS,
stoekings and other. artielee of Weating
apparel. '
eaey to dye a faded ga,rreent—
small or large -with DIAMOND DYES
eks it Ts to wash it with eoap, and the
colors are forever fast in washing or
sunlight. 13right aid economical wo-
men save many dollars each year he
the use of DIAMOND DYES willeh
make old things look as good as new.
Users of package dyes will please
bear in mind that vile and wortbless
imitations of DIAMOND DYES are
sold by some the dealers. Flvery there
you purchase dyes be sure you ask for
"DIAMOND." Refuse all other makes
if you would avoid trouble and loss of
money. Write to Wells & Riehardeon
Co., Limited, 200 lelountain St., .alont-
real P. Q.. for New Direction Book,
Diamond Dye Cook Book and Illustrat-
ed Booklet, entitled "Diamond Dye
Longjohns' Win ter and_ Summer
87513rtSi" We/2i free to any addreete
Zurich
Miss Tillie Melrose ha e returned to
Baden, after a pleasant visit here-
-Miss Louise Worm is home from
Chicago on a visite—Mrs. LeVi 1Eleet-
acher, who has been quite 111, la Wight-
ly improved,—Mise Anna Rummel and
mother. who have been ill, are on the
mend.—Feed Hos, Sr., has sold his
land east of .the village, the west half
to Jebel) •Iloward, and the east part
to Me. Howard eon, Henry. We
understand thet the latter intends er-
ecting a neat dwelling on his proper-
ty and will occupy. it as soon as, corn-
pleted.—Arthur Well of Loudon is
home on a few weeks' visit. —Mrs.
Lang, and daughter, of. Philadelphia,
is visiting relatives and friends here.
—Mrs. Krauskopf of near Dublin is at-
tending at the bedside of- her .father,
Mr. N. Foster., sr., who is 111.—Miss
Pearl Wurtz is on it month's visit to
Toranto.-11enry Fust lets eeturned
to Caro, Mich.e-efre. Sterling, who has
been housekeeper for John' Perks,
Stanley, for the past three ,years, left
for her home at Blenheim, on Wednes-
day. —J. Delehert,Jr., is nursing it sore
hand these days, the .result of It rope,
attached to it heifer,- slipping swiftly
tbrough it.
Dean-ea.—The death occurred on
Sunday morning of-Nency Ellenbaum,
beloved wife of D. S. Fatten at the age
of el years, 4 months and 10 days.
She was taken 111 aboutetwo months
agea-end all that loving and synipath-
etie•hande could do was done for her,
betalie disease °could not be checked.
She Was oftentimes in very great pain,
.
but she bore it all in Cleostian forte
-tilde. She was refaitefol member of the
'Evabgelical church. 13esides her eor-
rowing husband, she leaves to mourn
twn. sons and t tyro daughters and her
aged mealier, Mrs. Ellenbanna
fOav-
alier, N.D.ornd a nem hereof sieters and
brothers. Tbe funeral seryiee§ were
held on Teeeday, interment taking
place in the Bronson Line eernetery.--
The home of *Mr. Chas. Stelck, near
•Ilillegreere, was east into deep &orb
on Friday last, when the -spirit of his
beloved wife took flight, The deceased
hed been ill for only three weeks, and
althongh the best medical aid was ob-
tained and she was given the most
careful attendance, it proved Of- no
avail. She had reerched the age of 54:
years. • Sheleaves to mourn her loss
her husband, and two sons, Robert F.
of Edinoriton Alberta, and 'Arnie att
home. The ?liberal was held an Sun-
day interment taking place in the Bay-
field cemetery. °
Three Postcards. ,
It's the cost of Ittalu—three
we ask you to think of t9, -day.
Three cents a -day le lifeglity snwll
doctor -bill! - • '
Three- cents a -day cures irritated,
clogged, neglected kidneys, whez:t you
use Bu -Ju, the gentle, perfect .kidney
pill.
elute cents a -day may save you from
a serious Operation. •
The cost- of three poet -cards is not
going to prevent you from tieing BtreThe
Is it? -
Get a sample next time you pass
this store.
W. S. HOWEY, DRUGGIST.
Grand 4enti,
elre Geo. Ilea nian who *wire a, dtvr
p;44.k liere lost a due!: a few weeks ago
by its being frigh wiled by a dog' 'old
pimping over it seven -foot wire fence.
Tbe deer wee advertised and, 'shortly
aftervearcis Mr. Beaman was notified
that the animal was seen in the neigh-
borhooceof Zurich. A few days later
the deer was Ewer) at Arkoria. and Tues -
drily Mr. Hearnun was notified that it
bed returned to Grand Bend and had
jumped the fence and Was once again
in the perk with its mateis. The animal
had eluded its pursuers for nearly a
week and had covered over 100 quiles
on its trip.
fielleall
The hotel deal of Mr. Blacken to Mr.
Fitzpatrick of London has fallen three
the lataer having boughe the Grip
House at Senforth. Mr. 131aekall bas
now sold out to John Biee of LUCAn,
who takes possession on Oct. 1.
The meirriage took place in elibbert
on Sept. 213th of one of the township's
popular young mere Mr. Henry Rog-
garth, , to Miss' Mary Ann Simons,
darighter of Mrs..1. Simons. of Rile
bort. The ceremony woe perfoemed in
the preeence of it lavire tinier ihiP of the
contracting part w' refit ves a nil
friends at the home of tee brideer
mother, by Rev. Fleteher of Tharnee
Itoad Church. The 'retitle; eouple will
make their home in Hibbeet.
siroy j. V. 'Vinson if vieiting
G. Vanderburg at Windeor.—Miee
Vorlt Sheet of erediton Ppolit Stilleitty
With her (melte Jabez eleleon. a A few
otir yoring folks attended Exeter.
Vale test week. —Chewer ninon ie teak
-
ed of very strongly no'. In fact Beth-
f.I dinreh litie 'Wen boright anti ie to te.
neared this week to the V. being iho
hioniitlary Ent, between Veleetue and
Itlanshar 41.
ZURICH FAIR
The 42nd elneirel Exhibition under
tho an*lees of the Hay Braneh
cult wall Sueiety was held in on
Wednesday end Thurtalay laet, and
WCZB ZateCACili With e7‘Colaent Riemo.
Pap weather Tlaurcdo,y was Ideal in
point of f' ft the sky being cloiad-
ed ovor. oif 3 het 611'414
ShOWCZ 1 ti() 3t14.1111601r1 tlireatoned tt
spoil Me day but i did not last long.
There was a excellent showing of
horses, and thejudgiug being (Imre by,
the Provincial Judge, 11. 0. Reed, of
Georgetown, the kreatest of eatiefac-
tion prevailed. The cattle and sheep
were well represented while the hogs
were Wien, the only class being filled
was the Yorkshire. All other depart-,
relents may be considered well repre-
sented, particularly the indoor depart-
ment.
The races as usual crime in for con.
eiderable interest and. resulted:
2 year old colt rice, lst, Noah Sarar-
us, &Irian 2nd, Sam Hey,Dashwood;
Ord, John Hey, Zuricb.
Farmers race, lst, Geo. Schreader,
Dashwoed;2nd, Win, Witiel, Khiva.
The gate receipts amouted to $303,
about $50 more than htst year, while
the groes receipts aniounted to about
$500.
ell'ulto!rlyr. etre the Wee Wilineeseet
HORSES
Draught—Brood mare, J &B Sin illie;
foal, G Wren, J &B Srnilliet E Geis;
G Ooletnan; 2 -year-old, E Troy-
er, Jno Colvvr11, G Coleman; 3 -yr -old,
W McAllister, q McAllietex; team.
Simon Rueter. ° •.
Agricultural—Bood mare, J & 13
&untie, G Wren, E eeriest foal, J Col -
will, P Deichert, John McAllister; 2 -
year -old, L H Willert, R Kraft, Geo.
Eisenbach; 3 -year old, S Hunter, D
Schnell, R McAllister; team, E Gies.
General Purpose—.Brood mare, P
Deichert, Jos Foster, G Eisen bitch ;foal,
A Masseau, G Eisenbrinh, W Smith;
2 -yr -old, L Walper, 11 Kraft, J Hey,
Sr.; 3 -year-old, le Schnell, W Suede,
F Willert;teame/ Decker; buggy hoese,
H Roeder,S Beaver.
Carriage—Brood mare, J Preeter,
A Rama, D Schnell; foal, J Preeter,
D Schoen, E Raeder,. 1 -year, old, D
Schnell, W Sri:title; 2eyear-old, G Cole-
man, JAB Hagen, W•Smith; '8:yeareold,
S Hunter; L Willert,W 5 Ruby; team,
0 Welker, J Ireland, J Colwell; +elegy
horse, J Hannon, 'P Lament, R J Tay-
lor.
Roadsters—Btopd mare, J Foster, J
Geiger; foal, E Esseler, J Geiger, Jos.,
Foster; 1 -year-old, W Witzel, J Hee,
jr,; 2-yearai1d, J Decker, --E Broderick,
S Hey; 3-yeareeklee Decker, D Schnell,
W Witzei; team, Hagen Bros.; W T
Trueinner, J Becker; Buggy. horse, J
McNaughton, Jen Sparrow, le 0 Bell;
lady driver, J McNaughton,,J Decker,
R D Bell. Special by Leo, Foster for
five best colts sired by 'Young Indian
Chief, A Mosseare G Eisenbacle, W
Smith, Jos Foster 4 and -5.
Judge—E G Reid, Georgetown, Pro-
vincial Judge.• *
CATTLE.
Durienne-Milch cow, 'E„ Raeder, 1
and 2; 2 -year-old reifer, J Chambers 1
and 2; verteling heifer, E Klnpp,E
'Raeder, J Members; bull cell, W Me-
Allister,
P Deichert; heifer calf, E
Klopp, W leicAltester, B Eaeder.
Other than Tborobred Durbarn.-
Mileh cow, .J Pfaff, E Raeder, E Klopp;
.heilet. cede D Haugh, labd 2, E Rae-
der; 2 -year-old heifer, E Klopp, W Me.:
Allister, D Haugh; yearling heifer, E
lelopp, E Raeder, W McAllister; 2 -yr -
old steer, J Chambers, W McAllister.
2 and 3; Yearling steer, E Raeder 1, 2
and 3; Jersey cow, 'W H Hoffman;
steer calf, E Klopp, 11 Haugh, E Klopp,
Jndge—le. Smith.
SHEEP
-Long Wool—Aged ram and yearling
ram, (4 Penhale; ewes and _ram lamb,
G Penhale 1 and 2; /yearling ewes arid
yearling ram a nd ea ter la In le Alepn air n
ewe,s. ewes and ewe lambs, A Duncan;
ewe lamb G. Per) bale, Jacob Haberer;
Fine *one— Aged rani, tyeerling
1 end 2; fat sheep,G Pen hale,A Duncan.
, PIGS
Yorkshire -Aged boar, Chas Harvey,
,J England; eged sow and spring stow,
.0 Harvey 1 and 2e year-old boar and
.e.eareold sow,0 Hervey.
tidgee-4 Armstrong.
POULTRY.
'I -In in borer, Black Spa nish, Male i n e,
While Leghorns, Pekin Ducks and
Geese. B Battler; Wyaudottes,
Ola teens, W Battler; Red Caps, W Bat-
tler, W Smith; Brown Langhans, G
Olansiri land 2; Rhode Ishind Reds, G
Mush', VV B Battler; npuen Docks;
Turkeys ond Toulouse Geese, Geo
Chi ns. e •
Judges—Jacob Se raras, 11 Wen-
zel.
A.NUFACTUR ES.
• Collection shoes, Chas Fritz, P Ben-
der. piano 1Vell.
^ GRAIN AND SEEDS.
. White fall wheat, A Rennie,' Dan
Haugh, A Poster; red fall wheat, E
Gies, G Clausinee, 0 Coloskee print;
wheat, F Itturnel, 0 Trriemner16-rov ed
Continued on Page Five.
Nothing Relieved
His Kidneys,
Until He 'Tried
Maartraze, Out, Deet, eeee
"X had suffered for seven yeare.
with kidney txotible. Could
scarcely walk and was unable
to attend- to my fame Saw
tette:let" advertieed, and after
taking the Anit, few pine, felt
nueeh relieved. After taking
half i box, wee - able to do
full day's work. 1 know one
box of " tiejet " saved me
$40.04 doctor bilis,
geteetee. Aineerte.”
costs orgy se a day to take "Ihreettu
--the kidney pill that never fails.
All iclraggist l2av6 "linja 'or will
gct them for. you.
THE CLAPLIN CHtiVileglit, CO. L16111110
Wintooloon. oar. ;
Cracker
Chfia:11:
Tis
thedifF,
erenee in
ihe. world
be
eating his -
culls and
inbisg.On
cuiteate-
may tat a biscuit and not taste
it, but when you think of his-
cuiti eating ye:4 think instantly of
Mooney's Perfection
Cream Sodas
deliCiOUS and tasty
Absolutdy an d distindtly
superior to any othei. make.
Say "Mooney's" to your grocer.
GOLD MEDAL
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FOR —
Ale and Porter
AWARDED
JOHN LABATT
AT ST. LOUIS EXIBITION
1904.,
Only medal for Al. in.Canada. ,
• . • (Ineorporated by Act 0 Parliament 1805)
Head -'Office, • Montreal
Cata1aid, Up. .. • • • • • • • $3,000,000 -
Ileserved, nazd••••••• • • . • . • .. $3,000,000
FORTY-EIGHT BRANOHES IN .TliF1 DOMINION OF CANADA..
EXETER BRANCH
OFFICE FLOURS 105. m. to 3p. in. SATURDAYS, 10 a. zn. to 1 p. m.
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
Farner s Sale Notes cashed or collected.' Kornis supplied on applicatioli.
DRA\FTS on all points in the Dominion, Or•eat Britain ttecl United
States bought and, sold at lowest rates of Exchange. - -
ADVA.NOES Made to Farneere, Stock Dealere and Businesg Menat
lowest rates and on rnoet favorable terms, -
DEPOSIT Receipts isstied and highest current rate ofintere:t:rlel:ot.'weoemd.
Saying Bank Department'
pogICaligli)irdnX1Y1 Zratthsedreal‘plicipal June 30tb
• and December 316t.
Agents at Exeter for theDenrinionTiovernmenn
DioxeoN & CARLING, Soheztors N 1). HURD° ,1X', Manager,
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•For twenty-five years we have devoted our lives to the treatment of •
diseases .peculiar to men. Our records show that during that time we
have actually cured thousands. :We believe, this should be sufficient
proof to Most any man that as ,physicians we must be successful. Net
a dollar need be paid for medicines or treatment if you rail to get cured.
We cure on bank guaranty. Get honebt'treatment. When You 'write or
come to us you will be dealt with in a strictly professional manner.
NOT A DOLLAR NEED BE PAID UNLESS CURED. If -You are suffer-
ing from lost Vitality or Weakness from any cause, come to 4us and we
Will cure you. Alen who are nervous, mental, phesieal and sexual bank-
rupts, the result of errors Or excesses; producing weakness, despondency,
failing memory, etc., should come to us at once, and we will stop..that
drain upon your system and restore strength, vitality and nerve power.
Our experience and thorough knowledge of every electrical and thera-
nelitic agent known to the medical world enables us to effect cures after
others
We cure VARICOCEL,IFIYDROCELE and STRICTURE 'without .Cut-
. ting. No pain or detention from business. Before you subznit to the
cutting operation, investigate .our painless and positive curing method.
Our New Method Treatment for Blood and Skin Diseasesvill cure an
Ulcers, sores, lalling out of the hair, bone pains, eruption0 and other
symptoms of .all these complaints. Cm.° and be cured by our scientific
treatment Patients that We treated twenty years ago. have never suf-
fered A relapse. If you have IC/DNEY, BLADDER. or U'RETBRAL THOU.!
Dix or PROSTATIC AILMENT, or any trItINARY-WIEIANNESS or dis-
ease come to us for seientific and reliable treatment.
Our oflicea are complete with the latest and best electrical and medi-
cal appliances and all remedies that are known to the medical world for
the cure Of these diseases.
If unable to call, write for QTIESTION MANIC for ROME
1,TENT. ESTABLISHED 25 YEARS. Can/natation Free. Dooks Free on
Dialeasess of Men or Women.
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1,443 Shelby Street, Detrolt, Mch,
Olnee Hours, AR. me to Ilk 11,0? lb to and 40 4 io
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SPREADERS
0 We have just received a,
number of fine Spreaders
—The Successor..–whieh
does its work in fine style.
This is recognized to be
the best on the market
PLOWS
We'handle Perrin Plows
and have just received a
carload of walking, rid-
ing and gang plows made
• by this reliable firm,
4raeumeotae.
TIIORINT N RAKER
Ag.o)n( tor the Sylvester and
Perlin Plow 4Jornptuihg
etcr Ontario
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o 1111,llolititcs
Lumber, Shingle, Lath,' Cedar
Posts, Sash, Dd'ors, Frames
sand all Building: Materials.
Water Tanks
13EE-171117E$
Finished o in Knock down,
always on hand.
Highest pricepaidfor Saw-
logs &Avery desoriptiollt
Custom sawing piomptly
*attended to.
Estimates cheerfully given.
The Ross Taylor Coil Ltd
Exeter, Ont,
• ,
Marriage Licert,-,cs
Issul, tit the
ADVOCATE OFFICE