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Fres► pamphlet. Address : Tit
Cotellte$J ses..TotttmeONT. (formerly Windier)
NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
This wrro ►
front an.ottra,t10u t
llkbant's Vete 1►Ie
Mrs. Frank
Ontario, writes to brs.
'•:when 1 wrote: to you some time
ago, I was a ve sick woman muttering
from female trc ublees. I had inflauun a -
tion of the &nun nes organs and could
not stand or k any distance. At
last I was confined to my bed and the
ud:
Vegetable Compound. After using
three bottles of int, I feel like a new
woman.
" 1 most heartily recommend Lglia E.
Pinichaan's Vegetable Compound to all
women who suffer with female
troubles."
FACTS FOR SICK WowN.
For thirty years Lydia E. Pink -
ham's Vegetable Compound, made
omt.,.berba,;
. iriedy . fur
all i 'as i .cured
women hohave been roubled with
displacements, inflammation ' ulcera-
tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, that bear -
tuna, zzlness•ornervous=pr
W�h. don't on„ try it?
irIrs. "Pitt ant Invites "hick
women to write her for advice.
S1,e has guided thousands to
health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
17sborne Vo1111,cii.
_Council net at Township Ilail a n
May tend. All the members were pres-
ent.
The a ntract td build a flat to resp,
tprceei canelsite bridge'and ,abutments
en coiueer4eiorns Qand 7. near •Lumley.
' a .lct4 tatfMessrs , 'rnge,>1 �c ; e L4 by. 4f .
I)uab1ixt, or $ 1fi. O.
The eo tract to carastruct the cuv-
rxred porno»of the Ste art ISrain ;was.
let to Fred ,Etleriuigt an for tie sum tat
Jo RogeiiQftl`S.• of b1itiliell.
t t,inextructe�d'to cxarnitre the .613,141-
r , . i ; d,en. a his :, a.
,eftate r'xeej na vin said #drain,
T Coutncit wi :'i wet. as a e0tu t 0f
Itovision of, the ct se,ssment ,'RcJtti for
OD: : Townia4bip' .e f .Utboone ,Aat..
tr 1
o'ctiotk epi ptliiffbeernef s<rk, h)wr _ ; .,c ,::
Aecounta a ammunting to $123;00 wvro
passed and orders lesued .in .payment.
Council then adjourned to meet June'
Otb, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,.
--F. Morley. Clerk.
Lumley
The ditch question is the chief topic
of interest among the sterner sex.--
Mrr and Mrs. Robert Walters of Dray-
,
ray-,Ne11:'Dq.1,v1-
Ra. a Hnra on' s somewhat
under the weather. ---Mise Helen Eller-
ington, of the General Hospital, Win.
nipeg, is holidaying under the parental
roof.—Mr. Gordon Bolton has _purch-
ased a line chestnut driver.—We re-
ceived the lit lot of beef on Thursday
morning. --A few from this locality
attended the cantata given by the
Methodists 'in Hensall last : Friday
evening,entitled "Under the alms.'—eorge Hobkirk sold a fine
_Qldeadale filly for a good figure.
��eo . e i a1wa .n � '- 'lt? � j , the
Corse liae.—The last of the Dutch Set
Onions have been sown and the ladies
in thus neighborhood are going into it
more extensivelythan ever, Mr. Fred
G. Smallacombe."The Onion King," of
Henaall, being the largest contractor.
THURSDAY, to John Baker's, to
Grand Bend.
FRIDAY, to Shipka, to Crediton,
Hail's Hotel.
SATURDAY, to Killen, to Daeh-
P HVI 1 P I I wood until following Monda�yr.
p �. Chas. Steinhagen, Manager.
COpa1ll Of Caoaga
is about to publish a new issue
of the Officisal Telephone Di-
rectory for the District of Wes-
tern Ontario, including the
Town of Exeter. Changes of 1
firm names, changes of street
addresses, or orders for dupli-
cate entries
upla-cats-entries should be handed
in at once to
A. MARCHAND,
LOCAL MANAGER
For Stook Illiprovelliopt
ALBION III, 18470, is a pure bred
imported shire stallion and is a beauti-
ful ba of excellent style and pedigree.
He will stand for a limited number of
`''snare$ at Dashwood. •
Willis and Guenther, Proprietors.
C. Guenther, Manager.
ACL -AN M cGREGOR (5,560) (10,528)
a pure-bred. imported Clydesdale, of
excellent br eding and spa ndid shape.
Owned by James Handford '& A. and
W. McWilliams.
Monday, leaves stable at Clandeboye
to M. Ounningbam's. McGillivray, to
-W. H. Thompson's, London Tp.
Tuesday, to J. Morgaq's, to D. Ash -
worth's.
Wednesda-Sre.to. _T,._ f arkiu'a, thea to
home. ,
Thursday. to Sid. Hodgins.' to Quin-
ton Bros.',
Friday, to Sam. Ricks,' to James
Handford's.
Saturday, to John Simpson's, then
to home.
-w> - W. McWilliams. Manager.
COLLEGE OHUM, I5853, is an im-
ported pure bred stallion, 'brown in
color, with a breeding in vrhicb noth-
ing is to be desired.
• Tuesdaq afternoon will leave hisown
stable, 'D,ashwood, to HiII'a Hotel;
Crediton
Wednesday to ML Carmel' for night.
Thursday to Arthur Mollard'e, to
Corbett
Fads to 3. Hickey's, to • Brenner's
bipka.
Saturday 'tb oritiinghaw'e 2l0 1,
Khiva, thence home.
Owned by Willis & Guenther.
W. Willis, Manager.
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SOUTHPORT, 347, the celebrated
imported ibire stallion, brown, well
bum, 1900 lbs., a prize winner, and of
excellent pedigree. -
Monday leaves -own stable, Lot 4,
Con. 11, McGillivray, to Mt. Carmel.
to Corbett,
Tuesday 'to •Wm. Bro n's, to Shipka.
Wednesday to T. Mast
a vbinney'e, to
Sharon.
Thursday-to-Orediton-,-_ Rill's Hotel,
to home.
Friday noon to Centralia.
Saturday to Wm. Mc1all'e, Bid-
dulph, thence home.
James, Cockwill, Proprietor.
PEARL GIFT, 18645. is a beautiful
bay Imported Clydesdale of excellent
pedigree, and
Monday egtande lea hands high.
leaves his own stable, Lot
9, Con, 7, Stephen. to Wm. 'lodging',
McGillivray, to West McGillivray.
esday to Herman Young's, Mc-
Gil ivray, to Corbett.
ednesday to Mt. Carmel and home.
Thursday
Friday to S. Jory's for night.
Saturday home until Monday morn-
ing.
Eli King, Proprietor.
MILO III, 19810. is pure bred 1 im-
ported Shire stallion, if first-class ped-
igree and excellent pr portions. '
Monday leaves borne, Lot 9, Con. 7,
Stephen. to Geo. Pickering's, McGilli-
vray, to West McGillivray.
Tuesday to Wes. Scott's, McGilli-
vray, to Corbett.
Wednesday to Shipka, to J. H.
Ste .han's, Stephen. ,
Thursday r to Richard Glanville's, ani
home.
Friday to James Ford's, to Paul
Coates', Usborne.
Saturday to his own stable.
Eli King, Proprietor.
SEVERN RAEBURN, 19120, dark
brown -pure -bed impeded shire stal-
lion of excellent pedigree.
Monday leaves home to Lyman
Glanville's, to Mount Carmel
Tuesday to B. Cunningham's and
Wednesday to'3. Cornish's, to Frank
Simrs'� _
Thursday to Wm. Calif*** to Wm.
Sanders'.
Friday to Sam. Stanlake's to home.
S..Preezcator, Lot 20, con. 11, Stephen.
Parkhill It was with surprire on
Saturday Morning that the citizens of
•Parkhill, heard. O'f the sudden death of
Mrs. Alex. McGnffln, at the age of 04
Years- It appears that on Friday eve-
ning about 10 o'clock Mrs. McGuMz,
was preparing the bed for her little
grandson. who is „living with them,
when with tr groan she sank to the,
floor and expired.
NON PAROLE, 31817, the standard
bred -trotting stallion, bay in color,
with o fief the finest pedigrees in the
count and a suit • fob getter. The
propert f Guenther. Dash.
wood.
Monday to :Hill's Hotel, Crediton. to
Commercial House, Exeter. .
I'nr day to Oeo. Moir's, Osborne, to
Norman arrott's, London Rd.
Wedneedes.v to Dominion House.
Zurich, to his own stable.
Thursday to Robt. Campbell's -to
F'rltz's Hetet. Grand Deride
Lriday to^John Esgleson'ta to Cor-
, Saturday to` Kiva Hotel, to his orwn
etable. ,
Frank Cease, Manager.
d.tIti`1INIER. (47,511). the celebrated
Imported I'"ercherron, beautiful blaek.
I'7 band.1' lgb, 1.850 pounds, well pro.
portioned* and good pedigree, they pro.
speak! of "The ZurichSyndict �'t,�ed"
,MONDAY. leaves bome41lrsb, w rd,
to Mena Oechl u'ar. to Zurich.
' 'QL DAY.' to Itarry Hayter'; to
...,,Lr .id 1 war'ei,
,WEUN' SDAY, to Vito& Ltipotte'"e,
to len Pines.
. vow, ••`0,�, Ywp.
"LINES ON THEDEATH OF 'IRS.
PERCY HUftBLK"
We did not think an opening flower,
!o soon should wither and decay,
While away' from home and mother,
Thy spirit sweetly passed away.
A loving husband cquld not wive thee,
hyeicians all their skill did tier.
Strangers' aid ,was unavaailing, '
Thou, dear friend, was called to die.
Sad it was for thy dear sister,
It was hard frotn thee to part,
Heavy fell the blow so sudden,
It has well nigh broke her heart.
Weep no rncrewfor your dear loved o
She's net dead but gone before, •
In the reralms of endleces glory.
Praising God, for ever more.
Farewell friend. we'll neer r forget the
Calmly sleep till time it o'e r
TTtaerr a among the shining angels*
Wo Il meet thee'on the other elsote
A Friend.
.,Mrs. tRev4Ma'rtin; bo -recently -re,
turned from Battle Creek, shows con-
aiderab a improvement and the many
friends hope it may continue.
Br&fa OF Ouio, Crrr OF ToLzuo, 1,e s
Lrcas Cous
Frank J. Cheneymakes oath that . he is senior
partner of the firm F. J. Cheney as Co. doing busi-
ness in the Qitye f cdo, County and Mate afore-
said, and that said d . will pay the sum of ONE
i1INDEED -DOLLARS-for-ex4h -and. every-case—of
Catarrh that cannot be cured bythe use of Hall's
Catarrh Cure. , FRAK J.• CHENEY
Sworn to before me and subscribed in 'my pres-
ence, this 6th day of Decetnl er, A.U. 1880.
(Sana.) A. W.OL ON,
NmrauY POistac
Hairs Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts
directly
stem. onthe
torlood testimonials mucous surfaces of the'
F. J. CHENEY & 00., Toledo, O.
Sold b aii•1)rng$�gists 75c.Take Hall's Family Pill. for constipation.
Brucefleld: The Brucefleld Rovers
have agailn organized for the ` season
with the followin officers:—Hon.
Pres., Bruce Bosaen rry; Pres., A. T.
Scott; Vice -Pres., . T. Reid; Sec-
Treas., H. R. Laird; Field Captain, W.
Layton; Managing Committee. D.
Swan, D. Poppet, J. Murdoch, J,
Thompson, W. McIntosh. Local
teams plee4ase correspond with the
secretary.
BEFORE. AND AFTER TREATMENT.
Canadian Tetterine
la an absolute. certateeure for Eczema, Acne
Rosea, Tetter, Pimples, Dlacicbeida..
Barbers' Itch Scald head, Itching Fite,
Sores, and all cutaneous and facial blemishes.
Has been thoroughly and successfully tested
in hundreds of so called incurable eases.
j
Ma
entirely unlike any other preparation,
mixture or ointment that s beer, sold or pre-
m
few appiddic ns will convince that Is has
wo derful-vnedtc t cmrtrit,
Itis made in Canada. A good honest Cana-
dian preparation.,
Price one box crafty Cents, or Ave boxea Taro
Stalled toasty address on receipt of pdee.
Sold and recommended bj► alt is fig Drug -
Pamphlet free to y address.,
s.,
gists in Canada.
Maiiufsctnr�cd atsold by tha sole
Tito Tstterlms Chemical Co
Wise, Ontario.
Sold in Exeter by . W. Browning,
W.S. Howdy and W. S. Cole, Drug.
gists.
.oto Mirade
But Medital Scie
1)r. T., A. Sloe, Limited,
Toronte, Ont.
0it,tlercu t:. ---
"Some time ago f'begaa to lose flesh
and failed *Very day untilX fleshilbad "to
tut work.physicians and all my'`
rieends staid I had contracted eonsuuip
tion. X failed from 165 pounds do
to 119. I was do
advised to go to the
Rockies or to the coast. f' went to both
plates reader heavy expees se. I con-
fiau d to fail, and was ad is'eed by the
doctors to come bolas parr thing more
cotild be done for zee. Hope seemed
to have left' me.
"I tried rays tear and since startini
its use I have mined from 119 to 14
pounds. I have used $10.00 worth of
the medicine. I am at well man and I
cannot ray too muck In praise of Psy-
ching. The ' strongest recommendation
'would be weak Ariodew of the fact thiat
Wbelieve it "eyed, my life. It is
ithout ithout doubt , tbo best ' remedy for
rundown cenditions and weak langs.
"I siscsrel hope and trust that you
till eoatiaie nr good work of saving
rue down , .le and eoneeum�ftive from
the ve. ' ,'shier you and r'rych'st+
conned success, g1 remain, one of
esyc)fas's best friends.,
''
• ALX. ,MeEAre . .
etadt Ste. Marie Ont.
Almost every mail brings wit letters
ke the above. Psyehiae will repent
this reord id every case. It ,re the
greatest medicine known., At till Amg.
gistesr, Me and 61.00, or Dr. T. A. Site
cure, Limited, Torroato.
nay Council
Council met May filth. All present.
The following changes were made in
the list of Pmtbmasters: Otto Miller in
place of W. Rader; J. (I.. stetter in
place of J. Howald; A. Lave in place
f C. Troyer; Joel Baceehler iar place, of
. 'Witmer,. Tine Police trustees of
Zurich. were granted' a ecsre'dit of e'406
for current expenses. until the ,,taxes
e3 collecte4d. Notiee wets green ° that
H>'' -Ln w, Will be introduced' est uezt
meeting of,ce ltneail.. to , 4ut100z0 .. the
ning'bf 14ade . i1.n re et* r in 0e6
.p)wusli►i ,, °re ►iced fie r OVike i Weil of
the', o Public., u .Atter wag**" heq,o, unto
me io tg to '$260.30, eil 44,
30, tite eoun
Ourne?tj•to1nOet aga 1'011$ Alonkle3kthe
et of junOt as a. Cf ourt ,Revisio of
t1#;e A esesgrment 1!`oll, and, fc.r general
.- fess, Si'.,, Clerk,
enaall
N. Cook -was New Hamburg last
week. --Mrs. Ca thor� p���e of Parkhill ie
visiting' her mother, Mrs. Dicke --B. G.
Sberritf of Hamilton has taken H. Mc-
Oros,tie'ep place on the Molsons std. ---
Mrs. Duncan Taylor of the Parr Linea
who for some time has been suffering
from nervous prostation was taken to
London Hospital haat week.—Miss
Jenny Murray hag vacated her reexid-
Pbt d i�j, 1 F
SJ. a9dae rlxy-
ems. resins. the ea .states that he
found everything at a complete stand-
still out there and hundreds of men
idle. --Preparatory services grill be
held in Qaroael church on Friday. May
13th, by Rev. Small; of Blyth when
quite a number bavp expressed a desire
to Jointhe church. Tine Communion
va.be administered on'Sunday, May
4
Lucan
live, alone near here, was fonxd by
toe neighbors on' Thursday of last
week unconscious from a paralytic
stroke. He died on Saturday, never
having regained consciousness. He
was 71 years of age and was buried at
eterFxyjics
is�suffiitl1'''R► oar " * our
daughters. all residents of Londox-
the remainse of ?111"`Well's were later:
red in St. Patrick cemetery on Tues-
day, having been brought here from
Stratford. She was at one time a res-
ident of Biddulph on the Chappel line.
E.W. Anderson, who has been man-
ager of the Ailsa Craig Banner, is now
on the staff of the Lucan Sun. He has
Mao become the leader of our band. -
A. E: Stanley has disposed of hie in-
terest in the Lucan Milling Company
to Oilflllan & Chowan.--Qecil R. Stan-
ley, manager of -thee Role Drug- Corn
pang Calgary, left for the west on
Tuesday moFning.
l�c4,etyl ou
f''a�,' f� 1 W' N 4 •w ee Iq..;r' . viterC the
a.w 'r d ,Vr� r, ,, �t e.s voMer e ,4A e r, Atiy� d o..
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s *L {T i ,ot•t:.t'1 ''ry',,1t3i cofuo t.aedcro
e�w =w1b4r 1i.Wrn.. '
cr-Jv' of $11.1.0i) awl over ts.4 r'efno1 tbo
r•rkir'aI tare ari ray' the fedi ibt•.,
The ontarAo
Furniture Co.,
tlig4 I�?►ItrJntigstpr+
� �Y4J .. .. u"'Y1}.i:.C_,.. 4.,1 Jµ,•}5. :'�. �..7�'�"�1,'\
2"280 IDdas St.,
$2.00 LONN, ONTARIO
LeapYar—
A
sure winner.
64 Ato the pound.
You deakr will supply
you. 1f not. write
direct to
4.11T �i�k1'Slt'•.�W i4al
cGillivray
(Maple Grove)
M. Kilmere and wife of . Carlisle
spent Sunday with A. E. Kilmere of
the 2nd.—Mrs. J. Morgan spent a
couple•ot days With her father, who IIs
very sick ip.,London.--3. Bloomfield of
ooreayille-spent-a•eouple-of, to ra- In
the city. --Most of the farmers in this
vicinity are through seeding and are
now preparing for roots and potatoes.
- -torts. T. Simpson is spending _a few.
clays visiting with her sister, Mrs: H.
Hodgins of West McGillivray.—D.
Edwards and wife spent Sunday with
friends in Usborne. Rev. Andrews of
Crediton was the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. A. Neil Friday. T. . Watson is
engaged to work for J. Edwards this
summer. --The Woman's Institute of
Mooresville held a meeting at Mrs. A.
Neil's on Wednesday which was a de-
cided success. The next meeting will
be held at Mrs, -M. Miller's. --W. W.
Revington of Biddulph-has been o»t-hie
round's renewing Insurance policies
and selling fruit trees.
Zurich
Miss Ida Finkbeiuer left on Tuesday
for Crediton. She will leave in a few
weeks for the West. --A very pleasant
sur_pprise party was held at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Bloch, on Tues-
day evening, in honor of their daugh-
ter, Miss Clara. --At a meettng held in
the Town Hall, the Zurich Bowling
Club organized. The following officers
were sleeted: Prea.. B. A. Campbell;
Sec.-Treas., R. W. 'Williams; Commit-
tee. E. Zeller. A. F. Hess, O. Fritz, A.
Heideman.
Magistrate Greb had a case in the
town hall, it being a charge of assault
with an axe, preferred by Henry
Krueger against Daniel Henhefer, both
residents of the 14th Oon. The as-
sault occurred on Monday while Krue.
ger waa driving aloe the road. The
defendant was founduilty and re-
manded to stand bis, trial at Ooderich
at the next court of competent jluris
diction. Bail was furnished, w 'ich
'will save Dan a trip to the County
townpat_
Towxgnir .TIs UM—The follow
-
lug pa rticularrpretestaven taken ' ,from
the assessment roll„which asses or H.
Lipphardt has returned to' the clerk:—
Population 3140, presorts from. 21 to 00,
001; chlldri.en. om. &to 21,1118 -bus!-
ne ss assessment ,475,00; income,
$1650.00;"total a.seessnent $2.325,010.00.
There is a gradual failing oft In ppgqpu-
latioln, especially, In the rural districts,
rarlairvirgarsierlfarsertieriltillielli
AROUND AU'UT''S406.06,64,06.
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Mount Carmel: The bands of m
riege of Miss Phoebe Doyle of Haler
place and Mr. "Those Walsh of Strst.,
ford, were announced at Mt. Cannel'
church oh Sunday'Iast-.
West McGillivray: The Marriage of
Mhos Hattie Saunders, daughter of
George Saunders, to John e k was
solemoized very quietly at s o'clock
Wednesday, in the Talbot a tureth s
London.
Kippers: Isaac J arrott sustained
another lost last Friday night, when
his driver died of acute indigestion.
Mr. Jarrott hats been nnffrtu neste this
fear, four of his cattle having been
Med by a freight train about two.
months *go. Tbie same evenin
Henry felon, while unhitching l 1,
teem, warelr kicked by one of them fn
the face. As a result four of his teeth'.
were loommed, his face and tree are
hrtileedand swollen, he WA* a *:
Wants for eons tiro and 'oat a. large
amount of blond. ' 'Hs Is now homy.
in', ale f y'.
oney to Loan
on Mortgages of Real Estate at Current Rates
11� Business Strictly Confidential
Liberal Terms of Repayment
Loans Cothpleted Quickly
Expenses Moderate
Full, information gladly given
Loan and Savings London, Ont.
Fire put out. smoke -pip pul
down -on ;s ea f els trues .
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Sire* pyx ztn. Kiri' stays --► on
rrS ” Furnace.
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