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Arnong the holloritt. besto*ed
•enedieres y the Xing_ throUg.h _the
Prince of Wales at $he TerVentenety
Oclebrgttioii ef Quebec wes the confer-
ring ..of• a Knighthood upon. Hon.
$.0. P. Whitney, Premier of Ontario -
The 'tenor was w011 deserved. Hon.
Mr. Gouin. Pounier of Quebees was *I-
40 Knighted, And a number of
,
thon
mien, Eng, came staa surprise to
• 'Muerte, and in fact to the worlat. He
wee expeeted towin ett1il7. **41 bs
trainer,. Sullivan, atilt thinks he le the:
*telt long distence *timer 14 the.
world. to -da
at of Lot) -boat in the M
• in
outb Afric*
ov
n now liring
lune in second;
on, ..Waltet
n• 's has
sur-
prised the country by dissolving the
legislature elected two and * half
leers ago, and bringing on the dee-
aeon on the 'shortest peesible notice.
Mr. Scott came to Ottawa a few wee
ago end studie4=,-ptiset,-aeltuation.,,sind
prospects. treltnewthattlitedminis
tratWn woubl have no chence in *
provincial contest if the Laurier Gov--
ini7.-'".•FThirfiaa=thiatbe
et to;Revinscsaid'Iatiiirilit "ioan- the
local election before the Dominion
nOnteSt Obotra what he expects to hap-
pen to his friends at Ottawa
they go to
_Returns from 713 divisions of the
Krovitace of Ontaao give 843 . cases of
infeettous diseases, with. 240 deaths,
compared with 1,023 cases and 210
deaths for June, DOI The total
deaths from all causes was 2,117. from
population of, 2,070.000, making a
death rate of 122 in 1.000, and for the
corresponding month -of isst year 2.078
deaths were reported, amebae a death'
rate of 12.1. There were Si cases a
Smallpox, as compared with 55 in June
Of last year, no deaths; 208 cues of
scarlet fever, is' against 195/est year.
with nine deaths, as compered with 10
last yestr; 220 cases of diphtheria with
20 deatias, as com_pared with 125 ,.case.
03.41 .deaths. There were only 38
eases of measles. with four deaths.
this June. as compared with 370 cases
and 35 deathelast &MP.
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liernes'reinsin er,•the , brides
attired- irt .10isw-erobrOl
Peraian trirtee4
n with ritibort
and lace, Made very Pretty dower giris
Vredithilt
e frieds of Mis. Lilliai •Gaiegr
At 'pi
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at the London-Coneervatory of
Music having /*seed for Junior Piano
with honors. miss Gatieer A
Sa 3-aV•le.--AWO two more - f Miss
Doyle's pupils were very successful at
the recent exam& held at the Comer -
woe} ofil(uiie, London. Miss Elsie
Eliwtxxl passed her Junior Piano with
Thames Road
DEATH OF Mns. McDorvat).-The
sad news of the sudden death of Mrs.
Mary Munro, beloved wife of Mr.
Robert McDonald, r..ame es a shock to
her many friends in this community
on Saturday last. The deceased had
been in her usual health up to within*
few hours of her demise, when she was
stricken down with ^severe attack of
paralysis and, without regaining con-
sciousness, succumbed to its deadly ef-
fects. Mr. McDonald was &native of
Scotland, and came to Canada about
sixty-five. years ago, first settling in
Pickering. From there she moved- to
the Township of Vsborne, Where she
has resided ever since, She was t rm.
Man Of estimable character, kind and
sympathetic, ever ready to give help
itod, encouragement when she could.
rihe was an ective member of the Pres-
byterian Ohurch and her sudden task-
ing off carne as a surprise and with
mach regret to her many friend*.
She leaves to ynonrn her demise sor.
rowing husband, five sons and five
daughters: Mrs. -,D. Downie, a Minn.,
Mrs. Thos. Passatere affd Mrs. 'Thos.
McCurdy,
of Caborne; Misees Tommie
and Oatherine at home; Alexander, a
Santa R03/116 04; Sohn, ofExeter; Rob-
ert, on the homestead; Willisen.
MOM; and Hugh, of Bum The
funeral tookplace to the Exeter Cem-
etery on Monday, and was /largely at-
tended. The bereaved family have
this heartfelt sympetby of a. largZi
cir-
cle of friends.
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Eirktors
Me. mirk, B. A., Torontole tbe
gueat ot John
---eed Dr. Turnbull are sesernding thelr
haidays et the home of John
-Mrs slo; lic'Curclya lititVels« met
with an 0041dent While reeding
thoroughbred Jersey oalf on* .day
r ileattly• 11 butted ite heat ag.
hishand,"the horn indiegeg a ,
fat wound.
White.Prank loirdan was Wadi
.bartel of ettit*$M. Durkin* store
• Mitthell thirother flights an sokilittow
, bile frightened the teem, Mr. Joesla
thoinitged 0404 bold croon linebetote
the hot*" got sway and bold 00 tIII
• they Wert Bereeelvedss
bruiseitbutli ii$Wiltht*ro MAO was 1.
the ittagott*,_jumped, aacT
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Wend, 14
County.
tau* ot death.J.
sworn hie loss
grownosp saw
Or of the Iota
ton. Dar sone slik
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WItMAID.
ding* et tlte
Rt. ldarm'
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yle is to be congratulat-
ed on the sueoes. of her pupils.
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South River. Dan and Will expect to
.10 some fishing in that neighborhood
and, no doubt, Dan will have some
great fish stories to tell when he re-
turns horne.-Elvin McMurray is in ting the the Poetrofdeme
n is doing a hustling --traa
in his ice-cream parlor these warm
even. ga.--The Bell Telephone Com.
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Weltinait
who has been visiting hi* relativea
here since spring, returned to Dele.
ware last week to work w
clay and Miss Annie
luta Ohio, are visiting
Mr*. Link. -Miss Vivian Beaver is
camping at Linger Unger at the Bend
this week. -Our School Trustees have
engaged Miss Ilartield of Dashwood
to teeth the primary dame& Mies
Frazer of Goclerich the 2m1 and 3rd
classes and Mitts Dunlop the 4th 0100$01
and entrance work. The principal.
Mr. Bluett, will again take charge of
the High School Department. Our
school did exceedingly _well at the last
exams. Mr. Bluett's pupils all passed
with high marks. This speaks well
tor their teachers -Fred 'Harris is
speadin' g a few day, At the Bend. -
Gottlieb go:lock has had his dwelling
repaint -WS which now has a very neat
appearance. Jobb Irdbee, who has
been visiting re tires in -our midst
the t w , re u-rned to his helve
s Micb., on Tueeday.-.Toaeph
• n flashed the cement walks in
our village yesterday. We now bate
one of the finest burgs in this neigh-
borhood and visitors must feel ha -
pressed with the neat and attractive
appearance these improvements are
making. What we want le that 0. P.
It. and -then we will hustie.-Mra.
Wurtz and child of Pigeon, Mich. is .
visittug her mother, Mr.. Jacob Eilber
for a few weeks. -Mist Ettuna Tieman
and Mhos 'Winkenwetter of Dashwood in
Sundayed in town. the guests of Miss of
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• mighty, st.rike,
. ger And our. fen* Were 14Iti
otherwi tit delight' tlienth , ningt
-.oUr teem .0.14141e ,2 runitan4.VOlitert4.1'.
there,byleavingthe'.acore.'.$* one
favor... ;',Erertonti telt4luath,•thie -• was
theliSt:e*MbitiOn of .411.
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Olei.1001,4 -bay*. "
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ot the
wood .rninf' by* '‘ShOte.-and: the
Cond..tu :,eWiton .1* :0 shots, thus
leeving 0reaton' wiener* un' the .fley'a
.14$1. 14.4 shot,
Dish*ood ,
Dunlop
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Low Documents esrerally 0,44 PrOMPAY- prepirea
munwintodente, • •
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Mrs. Kaercher. of Tavistock, accom.
Wed by her daughter, Mies Altha
is itt
iirthri;:fef Totonto,
Is visit-
ing at the bora° .of Mr. O. L. Finkbein.
re, -The Canada Flax Co. have flnish-
ed vorkIrg np tbflcropLgrown
tr1ior.-7 _ e
-frUrstilly be-name--toltheorka
at Montreal in the near future. -Mr,
Peter Schroeder, while working in his
ad-onerof the
horaes overcome with the heat, which,
et the present time, seems to be recov.
ering..--Mr-Rudolph Stade, who has
.been working at the farm for a couple
of weeks, left on Mondaytoresume
his work a* harness -maker, with
M. Fenn, of Parkhill. -Rev. Giehler
of Zurich, exchanged pulpits with Rev.
!Chit Sunday evening. -Mr. Richard
Baker thrashed on Monday Afternoon,
being the first in this community. •
The baseball boys were up to Zurich
Thorsdity evening and played a game
of bail with the boys of that place, and
got trimmed to the tune of 11 -9. ---Mrs.
(Rev.) L. K. Eldt and daughter. Myrtle,
left on Monday for a *short .visit wit
friends at Berlin. -Mr. and Mr& Bose,
who were visiting friends at Lieury
for s -few 'days; returrie4.jrnMe7Afon.
day tfentio..6414.--AlthuriCellermann
Wilt occupy the pulpit in the Evengelt-
cal Church here on Souders Au
at botinnorning and evening ser
-Mrs. Grainger, vihO hate been
ing her parents here, left Tuesday for
her home at Sarnia, hamlets zeceived
& niessage of the illness of her husband
at that place. -Mr. Peter .Kraft
hatt his dwelling and shop re -painted,
which adds greatly to it* appearance,
Mr. Vaik, of Parkhill, dologthe work
a very artistic manner. -Mr. and
rs. Ed. Edighoffer left for their home
Bad Axe on. Saturday. -Mr. Bock,.
Zurich, is painting Mrs. Birk'.
house.
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Alma 111. -Mrs. Borland and family
of Woodstock have been visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Wein,
t • peat week. -August Ituhn's , dog
ban is deed. Re watt a great fav.
orite and will be miseed around the
Banks -Miss Edna Either of Ubly,
Mich., who has been visiting relatives
in Irarnilton the past week, arrived
her on Wednesday and will visit her
mrss Henry Either, and other re-
latives for a few weeks -Dr. McCue
and Fred Young spent a few days in
Detroit It week the guest of Ed. .Ber-
trand. -Nathan Sambrook has return -
ea after Visiting hi* uncle and aunt in
WOOditAnt for some -time.,;-;„w.;•. 11.
ernes Ofthe Sank of Commerce is
'wending hie holidays in Muskoka.
In the meantime hie place i Wog HUh.
ed by Mr. Grabens of the Exeter-.
Branch. -.-Charles Zwicker has been
making SOMe improvements to his Old
iittore and is corrrertinst it into a ware -
bootee -Ira Brown, Everett Vehner,
Rd. Maims and August Kuhn Sunday -
t the Bind* Thalf ipeak Tarr
hlgblyat,* Rai niception they re..
cehed while thereand *raping again.
Mrs. Tater and slaughter of Loudon,
re riaLing her parent*, Mr. and Mrs.
14. Christian 2Vrieher of
L.oadog IS vialtlztg bis son •Oherlei.
s Festival ***
losi ditlreb kat
ising RAM 110.0411
SerMon and
ins taken
by the
re and
$11flin
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wbo 1. Mtaading tke North
a at NaprvlUe
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needs
held 1*- the Evangi
811$40. In the aso
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Mr. P. Anderson is Spending a ,few
days at his home in Ails* Craig. -Wise
R. McCaughan. of Toronto, formerly*
teacher in our Public School here, vis.
ited her friends in the vicinity last`
week. -Mr. H. R. Laird, Manager of
the Fenner* Bank of Canada, Bruce.
field, spent Sunday in the villages
Mr. Edward Dietrich, Sr., who has
been visiting his daughter* Mrs. lg.
Weida, rettirried to Ids home' in St.
Clemens on Tuesdaylast..-Wm.
stiver of Zurich, isqulte ill at hie house
,
ao
leo
ta ter
4octots eare. but expected
atouud very *OW, 4 reat
ou reaidents * Isat at
Grand Band. R. T. Dnu10P4. Man-
agerof the EarinerseBank, spent14•,Yr
d yo in ytield Od.a wcek
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10P%, fif,141
Polr xi! §v: 1'.
• dawu.' oto
:i* 21ends Ortftye, tthy apoke a:,‘'
Wit it
-pr.tty thInr to -
1.; 44.0 When -1 go Wt. reet ao a one
wUt brine to light '
soma kindly -word or cocoy, ;IA long
burled out of • alebt;
Buts' it it'a the .$114110 tqzoir, •loSt
riVe to Inc Instead
Thu 4"(Inets w4116 rul liviur and tho
knocking when rm.
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t *Ave :font auntie* to.1111Print,
On my marble brow,
while countless maledietIons are
hurled upon me now.i
ayjustOfieThinoily, word to me while:
r mourn. here ames
And don't 11161.6 au your eulogy, to carve
upen 14 stellar
wnut do 1, care if wlien. rat dead The
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mourning border's set;
it will not flatter Erie * bit to mat-
- - ter what -4*-.---$1140,
Isiwid.'uttietitak leitr.ithbe
and ktiOdi Me Wheel dad
Ast tAoks wlitut one is dead, to
have 140 tows talk •0,-
To have We flower* eel= in loalps
frOln 1,.reketivee
4.
4 s
for *those ..y.nu leave behind*,
But Net an tar as ,I'm Concerned, I
MOLY do not
Itlaardtc,Oin
er÷.:Aerei.--
Lend mo a heirldnic hand "at Ones
give Inc a word of Cheers
Just Oats' Ulu game_e,41ttio--bitirlue
. *wilt *Way tbe death
For I will -be no ludire of flower
when rye cashed in my. checks-
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• -Oisnshard-Mr. Wino glees= was
painfully iniired Prldsz :dog by
from hi* bUit1y into. tlie gto. Ixe
and 2115 wife were driving home from
netehbor's when _ihe bit broke,
and -
Mi. Oleesen Jumping tell heavily on
his eboObler. ge will be iatd up tor
a,' few daye.-
ilullett: Donadd McGregor. aged 7
years and 0 menthe, son of Mr. and
afres ()him McGregor, of Hulletts died
0.11 Saturday, after an illness of * few
Icelo3Umliett-eAuse-of death
wu henterrhige of the brain, Much
sympathy is felt for the bereaved. Par-
ents.
OLIR NATIONAL, DANCER.
,Tisne to Cr y * Before Complete
Wreck Ree$1111.
•••••114.1.***
There are thousands, both men anti
women, who do not take time to eat
properly. They rush through life, and
as a result we have an age of indiges-
tion, nervousneee. irritability. sleep.
.ress nights, and morns disposition.
Our national 'danger is stomach weak.
raw. due to the strenuous life.
tablets, strengthen the walls
of the stomach and stimulate secretion
of the digestive juices. They make
the stomach comfortable and cure in-
digestion. .
Sick headaches, palpitation, yellow
skin and coated tongue are a few of
the many distressing results of indi-
gestion that Mi-o-na never fails to
cure.
W. S. Dole tells M1440 -11a in 50 cent
boxes, and gaurantee to refund the
nloney if it does not give complete s at
isfacUo.
ODS
Our Bargain Counter to loaded . with Summer Goods
Theymustbe'sold -0 we do not IFttlit to carry *. piece over
if a price will sell them.
30 Jetts of Muslins in "ell the neir. CHINA, caooicoar. GIASSWAltifi,
20c, 26c es and pttteib., regular 15e, Just to heal the tinestline• of mikit
and we a yard, your choice tts, wane S.tti .Water
for he yard. shown:In Dash ood, And at prboss that
A few Owes of Drew Goods, regular *111g•ult 74:40* - Olt *
fOc, to clear at Wm. the yard. ot those
See our 'Prints it 'lc the Yawd.. guar. 111/11" the t
attired Tait- 'Wore.
Shirts ltip the yard for 16
Bargains in. Ladies' Biomes,
Covers, Night Gonna, Skirts, . V
fAdies* Bons 10c* pair.
'a Drees Shirts at half
•'White Shirt* at 26o Mob.
Boy*' /Itegid-46.Wiar •Suits at
tigak, pelers. Jobl1e of Men's And
Hatatatikeec
„ 1141trAVARE.
til11 SUM of rut* ' Re
04-tuattuf - rot Rope Pith,.
Pure Paris Oreen-Screen D'''Ire, flarb Wire
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wh•
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It
tbsioisra.
silosot smolt snots,
All the lateet styles in Footweatt In
Patent Leather, Tans. Chocolates,.
, Blucher Cuts nall Oxfords. %temente,
her that these aro net the sbeap..kinsi
that will not Weer, but these shoo'
the go�d kind ,at .elste
guaraut.ed to Wear,
0 lowes
GROCEI
14 full
St, Rom
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Fancy Oakes2e.
1.41,1l4
.4‘11 liillintry to be clooresi oitt,
gardhesofco.t.
Wanted in tlie next two weel
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tise a ital $10
ft,
SA ,
:Ln14.1, 00,41 , .$00141
number or by 4
Exeter lleaue -G. W. ithertsalii, Sokosigee. eh 4150 at Orediton
and hip ted rem for
MOW 001 tit ',Aachen:A died -At. his
hems Orlday, '004 El 'Aug* Be
teams vilfe_eija_ j_k_m_11z_Ot jrovrti.tm
ch-fiereri-T-Mie funeral toolt pee
Sunday to tlis ¥et)o4i.t -ceroetil7o
iditeltell--AT Mat we4Colf 10.0k .014ge
ca'301Y-'24th when, W. it yeawien ef
Mrs 3 Et Ooforth t
riagek Ws" =deed T. lierrow, eld
.t-daueltbit--04trreAttlintrg
arrows Strstf044
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nal
fri!'
Wood'o Tho
a. rrof
me. and in%igUi
005 *Sri` tem.
Drain Worry,
sa„ Ronittotioaa.
..4bv-se .11xossits4
one welpi
pasi
esecnotee Oo•
--lenroolos
cure.
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NEOLSONS BANK
(IneorpOratini by Aet of Parliament 1815)
Read
&treat -
Capita Paid Up ' 0,372
'--Assetivever- 83i000000'
EXETER BRANCH
()MCA 1101741 10.. le. to$ p. , !SATURDAYS, 10.. as. to 1p,, ,.
A osset*AL EANKINO- BUSINESS. TRANSACTED*
DEPOSIT Receipts issuedland highest current rate of intereatollowed
ving eimk iDepartivinnts 17!_qpi .urther.nore, Inteteati ongavinaaceounts wM
won erw wont*/ y instead 01 nallytat innuttly,
1/
be
Dltnot lit and' Upon* weir -
Agents at Exeter for the Doran' ion Government.
Dzcuos its CARUS% Solkitore. N. D. IITTRDOIT, Manager,
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Nervous' iseased Men
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Consultation
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for Home
Treahnent sent
FREE.
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Treatment
A NERVOUS WRECIC,. „ oosusr MANHOOD
Ws berasteete Cifialleurabls.esses of Stricture, ifarleecife.
lientoss Debility, liked Mesas, Vital Weaknessis,
flUdsey, ills*lor awl Urinary '.fliseesis, and all
lisesses Naar to ales and Woes.
Don't wants iniS11006 and ‘nsonet on ebenp, tinnantnne; experimental
towtiaereostat enatostrxtsirsufferistahrtointexperhnonted onTlitib
cialm 30tstilluovered. Butoorne to u4 In couldonoe. We will tr4011$
jr *ad ultilifully, and rostoreyo4 to bomb in the Ohorteet
enedittaei 4100onsfort, and e le. rad*
ottrikeewsietaed Modglastaad bmmatooc1thee.i for
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