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Agzerter Abttorate,
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WURSDAY, SEPT. 27, 'O
Usborne Council.
Council met pursuant to adjourn-
azlent on Sept.L All present. Min-
utes of last meeting were read and sup -
lroved. By hew No.8, authorizing' the
evyingof the following rates was read
a third time and finally par,sed:--
'Countyrate, 14-5 nnills;Township rate,
3-5 mills; General school rate, 1 1-5
-mills. The amounts needed by the
Trustees of the variousSehooi Sections,
over and above the general rate, to be
levied by species rates on the different
• .sections, entered on the Oollectenes
.Roll and collected with the other rates.
„Accounts, as follows were pats -,ed, and
•orders issued in paytrlent:-Elliniville
Drain -contractor,- $800; General, -
130.33; Council adjourned to Oct. 7, at
$1 o'clock. -F. Morley, clerk. _
Granton
The Advocate to end of year 20c
Two lady evangelists. of what par-
ticular .persuasion .weiiddon't .;, know,
cliosed a series of meetings here : this
week and are now holding foeth a.t
. Woodham. Their success here does
not appear to be very narked.--Cloun-
-cillor Raycraft:bats been making great
°improvements on our streets in the
wavy of shaping, draining and gravel-
Zing; he also improved: the crossings.
The work was much needed.=Rev. D.
'Gunn of. Clinton ; conducted Harvest
Home, services iq the English, church
,here on Sunday. The church, which
was bea.utifuily decorated, was filled
both morning and evening, The ser-
iceswere impressive and profitable.
L�avzrra.--F. W. Clark, our pnpn-
:iar:and highly esteemed harnesslnaker,
ie about to leave Granton, after a stay
-of seven yeas.In that time he built
aip:a splendid business and is trusted.
-And respected by everyone that knew
Then your blood must be in
a very- bad condition. _. You
certainly know what . to take,
then take it-- Ayer's Sarsa-
parilla. If you doubt, , then
consult your doctor. We know
What he will say about this
grand old family medicine.
This is the first question your doctor would
auk: "Are your bowels regular?" 110 knows
that dailyaction of tbo bgweis is absolutely
essential to recovery. Beet, your liver Active
and your bowels, regular by tacking 1a:.ativo
doses of 4 ysr's Dille.
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elso manufacturers of
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W. 3. Homan, Agent
—WAR7EROUSES
EXETER, CENTRALIA
AND CLANDEBOYE
Ifighest Price paid for crain
athicCemeor to Joseph Cobbledick)
launun.Me. {� (Tank 'LI talntlnt fan. n'C'nntow, to
'4'C liit�I Y�✓' tta3k( C.." 1a1A ,f5 oE hes Eat i,f; rhi
l°a gee and tea' miri ; I1aD toIl4" U t1.1(n'f'.
T.laas ail ig t -egrets Nit.°a 0 aaal Mee.
i, lcarkhi leac iret cnentm nn3ncibt, and the lees
to the ehe2rete lam they wet°
honored min -alma- and to the cloth"
whese nee. C'lrarrk hams so loner ;talon. a
prominent peen werinno calGrrlo:3t it' 't~' DSa4'-
4:al�lGo-
They are respeetted axed appre-
ciated for their eteriliene honesty and
Capri ,lattln(;' qualities tthat. ralways
wear hest.. Wei are plearrVd to ktnc►av
that .M r., C°l wk'o inrotlaoi Wilbur, will;
succeed him h the llueiness 'here. • Land
time People of Granton a arndtyicitaa'ty°ex.
tend o him a' e arty welcome.,
Crediton
Several of our citizens attended the
""World's Fair" at Zurich on Thursday.
Miss Dora Wenzel of Detroit is here
visiting her parents. -Ira Brown -and
August Kuhn attended church service
at Zurich on Sunday evening. -Wm.
Sambrook, wife anti family were in.
LOndon over Sunday. -Misses Obrissy
and Della Brown are visiting relatives
in Obesley.-Thos, Trevethicl has fitt-
ed upia temporary work sho in the.
old blaacksmitb shop, north cot Clark's
corner until his new building is ready
for use. -The trustees of the Evangeli-
cal church, intend having the church,
tower repaired this week. It is quite,
an undertaking as the scaffolding will
have to be built from the ground up.-
Miss Stella Andrews bus returned
from a pleasant visit with f: lerpds in.
Toronto. -The fiaa.x. mill finished the
summer • threshing last week. , The
flag gangs are busy picking up the f1 x
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 Wind, wife and
family returned .to -Detroit Tuesday,
after visiting their .,,.paients here dur-
ing. the past 11lonth.-Miss Almina
Yaeger is learning the drescrneking
with Miss Claaraa J'ahner.-.Young Brim.
are busy finishing the interior of their
new wrirksbop.• They have it lined in-
side with metallic sidings and when
the work room is finished it will have
an up-to-date appearance, -Our citi-
zens are getting in their coal. The
fall weather is corning on rapidly and
he is a wise man who gets his simply
of fuel on .hand. -We are pleased to
state that Mrs. John McIsataac, who was
obliged to go to. St. Joseph Hospital;
London, is recovering. Her rnany
friends hope she will soon be alright.
The mastitis are busy plasteringthe
new school. -t onraad Kuhn ia visiting
his brother in Sebewaing, Mich. ---1e.
Either, .M.P;P , is in Mt. Clenreos,
taking treatment for his rheumatism
at the mineral baths. -Next Sunday
specel anniversary services will •be
held in the Methodist church. In the
nor wing Rev. Geo, Brown of Toronto
Will peeacb and in the aeven.ing Rev.
Fear of Exeter will occupy the pulpit.
On Moriday eveniog a special progratY
will be rendered.. Special thank offer -
ng collections will be- taken at each
ervices.,
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Clandebcye,
ho Advocate toend of year 20c
Rev. el3loodswertb of Ailsa Craig
yid charge of the,, Thanksgiving serv-
ccs in St.•.aanues' ehiarch on Sunday.:
he chirob was beautifully decorated
Ulf fruits and flowers and .both serv-
ces were very largely attended. --We
re pleased to note that Geo. Simpson
gaining strength daily and is expect
e to be up• and around again in a
bort time. -Several of. our village
eople tbok in AilsattOrai; Fair Tues-
ay. -Miss Simpson: of (Centralia spent
tnday here. -Miss Cameron and Miss
aster of Lucan spent Sunday . with
iss Lizzie Carter. -Miss L. Charles of-
elm'o..t is visiting here. -A number
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owned home from Poet Huron last
,V, to. 001. 9i11, The subjects to he disi
eiseiel are Sellool Lunches and Home
Cleaning. Everybody come prepaved
to take pelt, in the disci asion. All tho
or A1,04,11111 IS °lit beim t tie week look -
<en after the realiingliti of his house,
ii a John Beinger is do tin the work.
- Om, Postmaster, W. J. Wilson, IIUS
.I, .50 aces-% feign to sell or rept on etisy
terve:a-Mr. Henry thinker of Moray
elieted feheids iii this Vieinity beet Sat-
DIAMOND DYES j
Made iloppo:any for Lay and
The Diamond irilyeo are the only dyes
made especially tee ceisy tend eueneesful
hoine dyeing. They ri?etolor, faded
feathere, pinnies, stinifs. ties, blouses,
StOCkfttlgO and. other articles of wearing
apparel. •
It is easy to dye a faded garment -
small or laitgeasvith DIAMOND DYES
ae it IS to wash it with boap, and the
colors are forever fast in washing or
sunlight. Bright and economihal. wo-
men *aye minty dollars each year by
the use of DIAMOND DYES which
make old things look as good as new.
Users of package Oyes will please
hear in mind that vile and worthless,
imitations of DIAMOND DYES are
sold by some the dealere. Every time
yoo purchase dyee be eure you ask for
"DIAMOND."' Refuse all other tnakee
if you would avoid trouble anO loss of
money. Write to Wells. & Richardson
Co., Limited,. 200 Mountain St., Monte
real, P. Q., for New Direction Book,
Diamond Dye Cook Book and Illus teat -
ed 'Booklet, entitled "Diamond Dye
Longjohns' Winter and Summer
Sports:" sent free to any addreste
Zurich
Miss Tillie meirose lute returned to
BadeO, after a pleasant visit bete.
-Miss Louise Warm is home • from
Chicago on' a visit. -Mrs, Levi Ham-
acher, who has been quite ill, ia Blight-
ly improved. --Miss Anna Rummel and
mother who Valle been ill, are on. the
mend.--Fied Hees, Sr., has sold his
land east of the village, the west half
to Jacob Howard, and the east part
to Mr. Howard son, Henry. We
understand that the• latter intends er-
ecting a neat dwelling on his proper-
ty and will occupy it as soon as corn-
pleted.-Arthur -Well of Landon is
Larig, and daughter, ot
-Mrs. liranskopf of near Dunkin is at-
tendiog at the bedside of her father,
Toronto.-Fleory Faust has returned
to Caro, Michee-Mre. Sterling, who has
been - 1 eeper for John Parks,
Stanle fors e past three -Years, left
for ht•r Blenheinci, Wednes-
day. -J, Deichert,Jr., is nursing a sore
hand these days, the result of a rope,
attached to a helifeee slipping swiftly
through it. •
DEATIIS.-Th3 death occorred on
Sunday morning ofeNitneyEllenletiine.
beloved wife of D. S.' Faust, at the age
of 64. years, .4 months and 10 days.
She was taken ilr obout two .montbs
ago, and all that loving and syinpath-
etic hand* could do was, done for her,
but the &Neese 'could oot be checked..
She' was oftentimes in very.great pain,
hut she bure it all in Chiestian forti-
tude, She wasettaithfOlenenaber of the
Evangelical church. -Besides her sore
rowing husband, she leaves to mourn
two..Sena and two daughters aed 'her
brothers. 'The foneral services were
held on Tuesday, interment tali -ink,
place in the Bronson Line cemetery.e-
The home of Mr. Chas. Stelek, neer'
HilIsgreen, _was cast into deep gloom
on Feiday last, when the spii•it Of his
beloved wife toqk flight. The deceased
had been ill for only three weiiike, and
tilthongh the best medipai 021 was -ob-
tained and she was given the rObst
eareful attendance, it preyed of no
avail. She had reaohed the age of 54
years, She leaves to mourn her loss
her heshand,„ and two sons, Rqbert F.
of Ednionton Alberta, and Arne, at
home. The funeral was held on Son.
day interment taking place in the Bay-
field .cetneteryi
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Three Post -Cards.
It's the cost of Bu-eu-three herds --
we ask you to think of to -day.
Three/ cents a -clay ! Mighty small
doctor -bill 1
Three cents a -day cures irritetedo
elogged, neglected kidney's, when you
use Bu -Ju, the gentle, perfect kidney
Three cents a -day may save you'from
The cost' of three post -cards is not
going to prevent yoo from using nueru.
Is it?
0 -et a sample next time you. pass
this store.
Grand Bend
Mr. Geo Freeman who owns a deer.
pat k here 'lost a deer a few weeks ego
by its being ft•ightened by a dog and
Jumping aver e seven -foot wire fence.
The deer wee adveetised and shortly.
afterwards Mr, Fleatnan WAS notified
that the animal was seen in the neigh-
borhood of Zurich, A. few days later
the deer was tieen A.rkori 4i. end TI108-
dity•Mr. Heamun 'was notified that it
had. returned to Grand Bencl and had
;lumped the fence and was once again
in the park with its mates. The animaI
had eluded its pursuers for nearly a
week and had covered .over 100 miles
• The hotel deal of Mr:thicken to Mr.
Fitzpatrick of London has fallen thru,
the lataer having bought the Geip
House at Seaforth: Mr. Blaeloill has
now sold out to John Hire of Decant
who takes poseession on ()et. 1.
The marriage took place in tlibleirt
on Sept. 20th of one of the township's
popular young men, Mr, Henry flog.
garth, to, M fee Mary Ann Simonet
danghter of Alii%3. J. Simone, of
< bert. The ceterawrIt Was performed in
preisence of levee timber of the
feet) tror ting partiete vela t vet; a a
friends at the home of the heidese
make their home in Hibliert,
Sine J. V. Milleon ia visiting alre.
COM Short of ereiliton opera iiiitalay
with her uncle, irate% A. few
of our remit folk°, attended Exetoe
Fair last week. -Chouveli union ie talk-
ed of •very Ntrongiy how, Iii fact Bet /401"
el church low been !Height an41 ii; to be
eteieial title Weak to the V. being the
Klima:tee litre between Veliorne and
ZURICH FAIR
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the auepice° of the BirclIZN2
,wrie anon ed with excellent inieeiten.
The weather Thursday wile ideal in
point of comfort; the sky Peeing
shower io the afternoon threatened to
ovoid the day but it did not hot long.
There was ate excellent showing of
horses, and the judging being .dOltle by
the Provlueial Judge, IL G. Reed, of
tion prevailedi The cattle and eheep
were well represented while the hogs
were slim, the only class being filled
was the Yorkshire. All other depart.<
ments may be considered well repre-
sented, particularly the indoor depart-
ment.
The races ae usuol came in for con-
siderable interest' and. resulted:
'4 2 year old colt race, 1st, Noah Barer
us, Zurich; 2nd, Sam Hey,Dashwood;
3rd John Hey, Zurich. e
Dashwood; 2nd, Wm. VVitzel, 1-Chiva.
The gate receipts amonted to $303,
about $50 more than last year, while
$500.
the gross receipts armeanned to about
Following are the prize Winrars:-
HORSES
e ,r J no Oolwill, Coleman; 3 -yr -old,
W McAllister, McAllietex; team.
Simon Hunter.
Agriculteral-Brood mare, .1' & 13
Sonnies G Wren, E Gies; foal, J Col -
Schnell, R McAllister; team, E Gies.
General Purpose -Brood mare, P
F *inert; teanaJ Decker; buggy horse,
11 Roeder, S Beaver.
man, Jas Hagen, W Smith; 3iyear-old,
horse, J Hannon, P Lamont, R J Tay-
lor.
Roadsters -Brood mare, J Fester, J
jr,; 2<yeer-old, Deckerr•E Broderick,
Tenet -liner, Becker; Buggy horse, J
R D Bell. S'peeial by Leo' Foster for
five best 'edits sired by Young Indian
Smith, Jos F-oster 4 and
vincial Judge. •
and 2; 'yearling heifer,' E E
'Raeder, J CheMbersrball-call, Mc -
heifer calf, D Haugh, land 2, E Roe -
and 3; Jersey cow, W EC Hoffman;
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- SHEEP
Long .Wool-Aged'ram. tend yearling.'
ram, Pei -Orate; ewes and rain lamb;
Fine VIrool.- Aged rani, yearling
land 2; fat sheep,G DUncan.
Yin•kehire-Aged boar, Ohas Harvey,
4.1' Hervey 1 and 2; year-old boar and
year-old sow,0 Harvey.
Judge -I Armstrong.
POULTRY. e5t
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Hamburg, Black Spanish, Dorleine,
White Leghorns, Pekin Ducke and
tler, W Smith; Brown Langba,ns,•.
"Olausin 1 and 2; Rhode Island Reds,
Mush), W B Battler; Rouen Ducks,
Turkeys and ToulouSe Geese, Geo
Jedges-Jacob SatiartisoW 11 Wen-
zel. e
ANUFACT IT RES.
•" Collection shoe4 Chas Fritz, P 13en-
der; piano, II Well.
.GRALN AND SEEPS.
White fall wheat, Ai Rennie, Dan
Haugh, A Foster; red fall wheat, E
Continued on itage Five.
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Nothing '.Relleved
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Until He 'Tried
Mitaristeet, Ont., Dec, e, teee
" had suffered for seven years
with kidney trouble, Could
teareely walk end *as uneble
to attend- to tny fano, Saw,
"ituerii" advertised, and after
taking the Ant few pine, felt
much relieVed: After taking
half a hoit, was able to do a
full da 6 work. 1 know one
eathe kidney pill that never fails,
get them, for you.
'THE cletiviitiot O.
Craclicr
Thecc is
erOce
the world
buretvveen
eating his,
biscuit eat,
may eat a biscuit and not taste
it,. but vvlien you ,think
cuit eating you think instantly of
Cream Sodas
Crisp, delicious and tasty.
Absolutely and distindtly
superior to any other make.
Say lvlooney's" to your irocer.
GOLD MEDAL
le and Porter'
.mr.A.RDED
OFIN LABATT
AT ST. LOUIS EXHIBIT*
Only snoedai lor Ale In Canada.
HE MOLSONS BANK
(Incorporated by Act of Parliament 1868)
Head Office, - Montreal
noserved $300001000
ION OF CANADA
FORTY-EIGHT- BRA.NbIlES IN THE DOMI
1.1 EXETER AsAvillORD
A 613NERAL 'BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
$ Sale Notes cashed qr collect d. rorms supplied 00 application.
DRAFTS on all points in the einion, Great• Britain and 'United
States bought and sold at lowest ra of Exchange.
ADVANCES madehroVarinersOS oil Dealer% and Business' Men' at
lowest rates and (so most fevorable tecrns. ,
DEPOSIT Receipts issited and hig est current, rote of intereeteillowed
and December Mst.
al -yearly and added to principal June Mb
Agents at- Exeter for the DominionTrovernrnent,
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Vor twenty -Ave years we ,have devoted our lives to the treatment ot
diseases peculiar to, men., Our records show that during that time we
have actually cured thousands. We believe this: shonid suffielent
proof to most any man that as physicians we must be successful. Not
a dollar need be paid fel' Medicines or treatment if yOU rail 10 get cured.
We cure on bank guaranty. Get honest treatment. When, jou write or
come to up you will be dealt with in a strictly professional manner,
NOT DOLLAR NEED DE PAID *UNLESS CURED. Xf yea are suffer-
ing frem, lost vitality or weakness*from any cause, come to us And We
will cure you. leen who are nervous, Mental, physical 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 uporayour system and restore strength, 'vitality and nerve power.
Our experience and, thorough kriowledge of ev'ery electrical and thera-
peutic aneet known to the medical World-enableS us to effect cures after
We cure vAltrvocELE, 111/DROCELE and STRICTV,TREI without ela-
ting. No pain or detention from business. Before you Submit to the
cutting OPeratIon, investigate our painiese and posithre curing' method.
6 Our New Method Treatment for Blood and Mein Diseases will cure 'all
, ulcers, sores, falling out of the hair, 'bone pains, eruptions and other
symptoms of all these eomplaints. ,Come and be cured by our scientific
treatment. Patients that We treated twenty years ago haVe never suf-
fered a relapse. If you have KIDNEY, B.LADDER or VHETITRA.L THOU -
DIM or PHOSTA.TIC AILMENT, or any URINARY AVEAMsitiSS or dis-
00.0e,g Come to uS_ fOr Sclentille and reliable treatment, ;)
Our ofilces,are complete with the latest and best electrical and medi-
eal aimlihnceS and all' renledieS that are knowrf to the medical werld for
the cure Of these diseases.
If unable to call, write for 4/1ESTION OLANK for ROME TREAT -
Disease's of Men or Women..
RS. KENN EDY
148.Shelby Street, *Detroit, 'Mich.,
°glee Ileum a a. tO P. D11. Simallerny 1'6 002 mewed to 4 p. m.
SPREIIDE11.
01111 pLows ytilifin
reieeeeseteneeeraaea
SPREADERS
We have just received 'a
number of fine SPreaders
—The Successor—which
does its wor.lc in fine style.
This is recogi*.ed to be
the best on the market
MOWS
We hahdle` Perrin Plows
and have just received a
carload of vvalking, rid-
ing and gang plows made
by this reliable firm.
THORICTON BAKER
'AgPtii for the Sylvester and
Pell hi Plow Companiem
otcr Ontario
unaber, Shingles, Lath, Cedar -
P6stsi Sash, Ddors, Frames
ttnd all Building 'Materials.
13EENAIVES
all8F,,ainyi:loiendhooi:nidp, Knock down, k
Highest price paid for Saw -
logo ofeverydesdription.
attended to.
Estimates cheerfully 'given.
The Ross Taylor Co. Ltd
_Exeter, Ont.
marriage Licenocs
Issued at thol
ADVOCATE OFFICE