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DICKSON & CARLIING
Exeter.
F W GLADYIAN •
-(Succeseor to Elliott ee Gladman)
Barrister ,Selicitor, Mary
Conveyancer Etc,
Money to loan on Farm and village
propertiee at Lowest lutes, of interest.
FFICE MAIN STREET EXETER
TT KIN'Sh1 A'N L. D. S. AND
- R. AIe
1-o- D. R. KINSMAN. L.
D. S.D. D. a, Honor Eradwele
of Toronto University. Dentist.
Teeth extracted without pain or
bad after etreets. Office in Fan-
son'a block. West side or non
*vet. Exeter'
_
DR- ANDRSON W. Dz s: L- U.S.)
e.
Honor Graduate of the Toronto University,
seed Royal College of Deutal Surgeoee of
Ontario, Ali bridge work, Crowns, ax 4 ?late
we doneut the neatest possible manner. -A.
liarnaless amesthette for painless extraction.
The etrleteet attention given to the preservat-
on of the natural teeth. Office opposite Cone
teal Hotel, Exeter, Ontario.
CUT THIS OUT
send us with eteents in silver. and on will
cet by return Mail 0, 001,11)EIN BOX OF
ea0OPS that will bring you in Motto WONDY.•
in One month, thau anything elee in America.
Valeme-Yarreoutle N.S
COVRT OF REN'FISION.
TOWNSHIP OF HAY.
.A. court for tho Revision °tilt° asteennent
roll of the Townelep Of Iles for thee -ear ISO.
'will he held at the Township 1141, Zurich. on
Monday, June itli. at 10 elect; in the fore
-
Moon. Any peons having buemees at sald
hieurt Will please talto notice and govern them-
selves accoolingly.
Zorich, 'May 7th, lets).
FRED htlehei Sr , Clerk. -
COURT OF REVISION.
TOwNSUIP the' USHOUNE
A. court for the Rev Non of the 4,15esittuelit
z'oU V the Township el Csboree, for the_ecar
90e, will be held ot the Township Mira,
on Saturday, June end at Medea; In the
eerelloote AoS %ware; having busitiese at
raid court will Axe late *Mice awl oovern
theinselve-taceordingly.
FRANCIS 3101eLEY. Clint
Whalen, May 711i
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
O f Richard Elworthy, late of the
Township or t sborne, in the Comity
ot Huron, Farmer, deceased.
Notice le bertny given pursuant to Chapter
129 11. S. Oe leg. that ail persons having (labile
shallot the estate of thee -aid Richard Etwortby,
-who died on or abent tho (lay of April.
° 19004 are required to send on or before the end
ditY or suite. MOO. by post, prepaid to J. G.
Mnbury. 8.4.. Exeter P. O., Solicitor for the
lexceutoN or the mill ltiebard letworthr, their
nerve, addrmee and ocenpatlens with partiett-
lane Of their chant% mut itotement of their
LecOunte and tbe nature of the 1 securltiee 111
any) held by them. And notice la herebY given
that after the Met mentioned dote the told
EXcenttire will proceed 10 disteibutelthe needs
a 'the eald deceasea aniono the partiee entitled
thereto having regard only to the elaime of
'which notice :tall bey° been given os above
required ; and the sad Executors shall not be
liable for the held aseets nor any part thereat,
to any pereon or persons of vhose claims
znotiee shell not ha e o been received by them at
the date of such distribution.
Dated the Oth day of hlay, 1009,
J.G. STANBURY,Exonne
Solicitor for the texecutore.
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NOTIOE TO CREDITORS
Of William Stevens, late of the
]age of Exeter, in the County of
Huron, retired farmer, deceased.
Notice is Itereby given pursuant to Chapt. lee tt,
s. 0. 1e97'. that all igersons lee Mg Maims against the
Helate atilt° mid %Maui Stevens, who died on or
about the 14 thy of Hoy, ltbifl, me required to send
On Or before the 14th day et June, 1900, by post pre -
pad to J. (I, Stanbur,y, it A, Exeter P 0, solicitor
Sorthe Admintstmtrix et Memel Wm Stevens their
=nes, addresses and oecupations with particihars
their claims and a statement of their accounts and
The nature of tbesecurities (if anyl held by them.
Ana notice is hereby given thst after the last men-
tioned date tbe said Admintstratrix will proceed to
ritishibute the assets of the said deceased among the
parties entitled thereto, having regard Only to the
claims of which notice shall have been given as libel e
required -, and the said Administratrix shall not be
liable for the said assets nor any part thereof to auy
person orpersons ot whose claims nOtice shell not
lave been received by brat the date of such dishib-
talon.
.1. G. STANBERY,
Solicitor for Atiministratrix.
Detect at Exeter, the alth day of May. 1900.
BULL FOR SALE.
A thoro'bred Durham bali, (registered,) 14
months's old, roan color, for sale on lot 4, con. 4,
"Usborne. This is a fine
SIMON HUNTER , Proprietor.
lexeter P. 0.
nN HER MAJESTY'S
VIOL.
Mon wanted at muse for No. 6 Co , 33r4 Batt„
eine, -Huron Infantry, (Excitor Company.) Ago
-between 18 and 45 years, heightminimum, o
hoe.' feet 6 inches, chest measurement.. minimum, 31
inches. Pay Mc per day. Apply at once to
Lieut.'s Davis or .13oycl, Exeter, as wo are
• desirous of having our company completed in
time to take pare in the celebration at Exeter
on the 21th; those who intend joining will
pleaeo do so at once.
H. T. BANC CAPT.,
No, 6 Co., 33ed Batt
riEETING OF II URO N
COUNTY COUNCIL. -
The column of tho County of Bron winnow;
in tho counctit chamber in tho town of Godo -
on the first Tuesday- inJunc next at 3
o'clock p. to.
W. LANE, Clerk,
Dated at Gederioh, May 21,1900.
GE
NEXT WEEK
IN JOHNS,
'The Teter.
The posters tor Lemen Bros' circus
, are adorning the bill -boards of the
town.
ORAM PS AND COLIC:
Nothing yives such %tick and etrectuo I ri-
Nowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry. world vrill be here June lst.
Billaw No I D 19001
or Ton
Police Village of DasliwoOd,
IN THE COUNTY OF HURON.
0 raise by debentures the sum of
Eight Hundred Dollars, for the
purchasse of Fire Eegine and other ap-
pliances for the purpose of fire protea -
tion and the supply of water therefor.
wueneas the Police Trusteee desire to make
provlsions for Fire Protection.
Atilt WIIERMAS the Police Trustees estimate
the cost. thereof at eS00,00 and they desire to
purchase lire engine and appliances. and to
raise for that purpose the eald sum of e500.00,
by debentures m manner and payable as here-
inafter set forth.
Aon ireeiene.ea uuder and in pursuance of
tho powers vested in the Pollee VilLegeTrus-,
tees under "The l'ilunicipel Amendment Act,'
1909, Section 51. the said Trustees bave author-
ity to issue debentures for said purposes, ex.
tendino, over a period ot ten years.
AND theinaeAs the total amount required to
be raised Annually, by special rate. on all the
rateable property of the said Police Village of
Dashwooci, Ler a period of ten yeers, for the
paying oif the mid debt. end interest thereon is
tne sum of el03.60, as ea forth iu the schedule
hereinafter written.
AND WHEREAS the severed, annual amounts
payable for principal and interest iu the re-
spective years are thew respectively nt out in
the said schedule.
Aeri Wnsurees the amount of the whole
rateable property of the said Police v10,14;7,001
Dashwood, according to the valuation. equalle.
alien and determination of the Assessors of
theTownships of Stepben avid Hay is$714.055.00.
Wnentees according to smell equaliza-
tion it will he necessary for the Municipal
Denincil of the Township or 4teriken tO itoue
benturee Inc the portion of Pollee Villag.e,
situate in the Township at Stephem remounting
to 53 per rent.; and the Municipal Connell
of the Township of ilav, _to issue &hen..
for the pollen of such Police Village as ts, s,, 0.
ate 1n the Towuship of Hay. amounting to 43
per cent.of she tetall amount ot debentures and
interest, which is more fully set teeth in tho
echedule hereinafter ritten.
AN» there is no other exieting De.
benture debt of the eaid Police Vilin,ee of Dash-
wood.
lin ITTiieliEFIME lehAeTED IT the Corpora.
thin of the Peliee o of Daeliwood, and, it
latretty enaciell by the Police Village Tres.
tees as follows :
L -It be Melia for the Reeve arid Treas-
urer ot the Toweship at Stephen, and they are
hereby authorized aud Mstreeted to
borrow Inc the purpo.eei aforeeaid, the
sum of E416.01: and to Done len deo
bentures of the eaid Corporation, each for
the:sum of artIFI. Payable at thetielmeis Hank,
Exeter, and at the time set oat in the Fold
scheilule to tide Iteelew, and such lJebeeteres
shall terseFeet, in the respective years„ the
attleunteot principal mut interest reepeetively,
as' Amen in theehld ettedule, which niteweso is
reckoned no the unpaid principal at the rate V
bee per cent. ger maim lammitye
Le 1 meal teethe Reeve anti Treee.
utor of the Townehip of nuel they are
hereby authorized awl histraielt 4 to burrow for
the purpei..ei Vercelli. the sum of teee.1.10: and
to lesue ten Ihebruturce of the eatil Corporation,
vett for the smut of ht9.73. eelealite at the Mell-
eoreh leecter. and tit Ow tiolra Srt out tri
the ease esiacilide to Oda Bylaw. eget emelt de.
hentnrce shall repreeent in the re years
the imiounte of primly:Al mut iiitereet respect-
ively. as ehown hi the told FcheiltVe whieh in.
101-04 le reckoned on the unpaid principal at
the rate of tire err ren' perammin annuity).
shall to lawful for the litieves of the
Townehips of Stephen and llay. and 'they are
hereby authorized and instructed to ..ien the
Fuld Debentures, hereby authorized to bo I --
sued, and to mow the eame to lie !hexed by the
Tretteurets of Met reepective Munieipalitiee and
the Clerks of the respective Municipalitice are
hereby euthorized and Me:heeled to attach the
sied or their Municipal l'orporatien to the said
Debentures.
For the purpoee of rasing the Deben-
Dime, the animal sum of VA ehall bonelsed
and bleed hi (emit yteir by special rate
therefor 10 00 111.E.rd. and r011retell tit MO
*MOW time as ordinary rates for the elimielpal-
ity eat% year of the taut period of ten years,
from and upon all rateable property In the
Dashwood l'olice Village. eituato In the Town.
Phil) of Stephen, in addition to all other rates
during the currency of the mad Debenture.
5. ---For the further purpose of paying the
said Debentures, the annual sum of S1%74 shall
be raised and levied in each year by speelal
rate euelcient therefore to be raised, levied
and collected at the same time o.S ordinary rates
for the :Municipality, in eaeli vear of the saki
period of ten years from and upon id* the rate.
able property in the Dashwood Pollee Village,
eitunte in the Towniihip ot Hay, in titidition to
all other rates during the currency of the eald
Debenture.
le -This By-law shall take ell'eet ou and from
the date ot the mooing tbereof, which date>
ehall be the date of the Niue of the saki deben-
tures.
Tho following is the schedule hereinbefore re -
tarred to:-
TOW:011e sTEMIEN.
'Pinto. Amt. of Ault of
No. 1, -Deo IWO :42.27 et1.611 553.57
Partible. Intereet. Prili1u..110pal. Total.
No. 2. -Dee lo, lent 12.11 83,57
No, 3. -Dec 15, 1902 12.27 53.87
No. 1. --Dee le, 1903 11.60
53.87
No.. 7. -Dec 10011 12.37 41.6(1
411..66(111
No. 5„ -Deo 15, 19111 12.27 73.87
No. 6. -Dee 15, 19u5 12.27 53.17
No. 11 -Dee 15, 1907 12 27 41.60 43 57
No 10. -Dee 15, 1009 12,27 41.6.1
41,60
11.60 ee.87
6353."881
9. -Dee 15, 1903 12 27
--
$192 70 8118.111 eX13.70
TOWNSIIIP IIAV
Time Amt. of Amt. of
Payable. Interest. Principal. Total.
No. 1-Dce 15,1900 411.33 til..411 819.13
No. 2 -Dec lo, 1901 1(33
No. 3 -Dee 15, 1902 11.33 &OM 49.73
No, 4 -Dee 15. 190.3 11.33 33.10 19.73
No. 5 -Dee 15, 1901 11.33 33.40 19.73
No. 6 -Deo le, 1905 11.33 38.10 5333
No. No. 7 -Dee 15. 1006 11.33 38.40 49.73
• No. 8 -Doe 15, 1907 11.33
No. 9 -Dec 15,1008 11,33 S5.40 49.73
No 10 -Doe 16, 1900 11,33 33.40 49.73
33.10 49.13
• 3113.30. 3331.00 3497,30
9.o -The votes of the duly. qualified electors of
the stdd Police Village .of Dashvvood shall be
taken upon this By-law on tho 160h day of June,
A. D. 1900, cotnmencing at 9 o'clock in the fore-
noon and closing at 6 o'clock in the afternoon
of the same day, and the polling booth for the
taking of the vote shall be hold in Messer's
Hall. in the said Police Village. and John W,
Graybeil shall, and is hereby authorized as the
person to act as Rettirning Officer, for the pur-
pose of taking this. votes of the ratepayers.
10. -On the 10th day of June. A. D 1900.M
the hour of 5 o'clock in the afternoon, the said
Returning 011icer attend at Mosser's
In tho Paid Police Village, and shall appoint, in
writing, signed hy iwo persons to attend
at the final SUMMIng up of the votes given foe
and against this Byeitew; one person on behalf
of the persons interested and desirous of pro-
moting af the passing of this Bylaw, and one
person on behalf of the persons interested in
and desirous of opposing the passing of 'this
By-law, Whioh clay- and hour aro hoteby fixed
for the said purposes.
11 -The Returning Officer shall attend at
Mosser's Hall, in the eta. Police Village. on
nth June A. D. 1900, at. the hour of 10 o'olnek
in the foren oon to sum uo t he number of yol os
given for and against this 13y-litw, whieleelace,
de -y and hoar are hereby fixed foe the purpose.
hrovisionellv peesocl May 19 D. 190G.
GEORG E KELLER:AI ANN.
• Inspeeting Trustee.
3. olt()EGE IngLLVIRINIANN, IIISDOMIng Till8tO0
of the Police Villege of Dashwood, hereto cer•
tifeethat theabove as a tom copy ot a proposed
Be -law, whieb has been taken into temettlera
tion by the Pollee Trustees of the Vitlege of
Dasbwood, and which will be final iy pa tied. by
the Po ice Trustees (in the 'event of the as,unt
of the electors beiug obtained thereto). after
one month from the first publication of the
Exeenn Times, in the Village ot le:user.
County. of Huron. the date of the first publica-
tem being on May 24131, 3,1). 19002,004 thet et
the Moto date and pied° fixed. in the above
Bylaw, is the time and place for the taking of
the votes of the electors and the place where
the poll will be hold. .
GEORGE KELLERivIANN,
inspecting Trustee.
Dated at Village of Dashwood, this 1911* day
of May, 1900.
ers
Five Packs of Cards Freer
One • pack, 'May I. C. II. 'Home,' Ono iiack
Escort,' One pack Flirtation,' Orie pack 'Hold-
eo•lighte One pack 'Otr Sofa Just Holds Two.'
Samples of 20 other styles with book full of no -
oleos. 'Sena 5c. silver for postage,
• A. W. KINNEY, E. T.,
Salem --Yarmouth, N. S
• • lief from•t lese diatressing complaints as Dr. The only Box • ing Kangarol in the
10
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THE. /.1X.WTE.R
HE'S h4.FINE OLD CANADIAN,
Sr Cbarles Tupper is the oldest and
most experienced man in Canadian
pabile life to -day. Yet be ha.s the
vigor of a young man. Last Tuesday
the House of Commons sat fifteen
hours. Sie Charles entered the cham-
ber a few minutes after rune o'clock in
the evening. There he sat for ten
hours continuously, dering thet time
taking extensive notes, spea,king a
couple of times briefly, and delivering
a speed* of an hour and a quarters
length about sunrise. Men at seven
in the morning he walked home with
a group of friends, debating and argu-
ing all the way. 'Saimaa. or any other
country has fesv old men like Sir
Charlet; Tupper. Forty-five yeav* he
has been in public life, and at the end
of that time is leader of a great party.
His succees is an exeniplifleatton of
what pluck, determination and single -
n028 of purpose can accomplish, esPeei-
Ally when coupled with a good consti-
tudoo and ability.
You Cannot Seoure Main,
Strength and Happiness
Until You Ugc
Paine's Celery
r!ompound.
MEDIUM TB T
MEE,TS TM MOST
URGENT USES,
RELIABLE PROMP 1 !I
EFFEOTIVE
If up to the prftent you have failed
to get rid of nervousnessi,sleeplessness,
dyspepsia,, heat palpitation and un-
sightly skin diseases that ;wive fema
impure blood, it is because you haw
not used Paine's Celery Compound.
What this greatest of all 'modem
medicines has done for sufferers in
your condition may be learned from
your friends and neighbors wto have
made well by it.
The discoverer of Paine's Celery Com-
pound was PO idle theorist. Professor
Edward E. Phelpie LL D.', of
Dartmouth Medical College, had posi-
tive proof of the great virtues of his
wonderfal diseovery liefore he offered
Painee Celery Compound to his fellow
practitioners aud to the public.
For absolute reliability in banishing
obstinate diseases from the system
there is nothing that apprOnelle3
Paine% Celery Compound. At this
season of the year it should be used by
everyone who is trying to get rid of
nerve and blood diseases, dyspepsia,
neuralgia, rheumatism and liver and
kidney troubles. ir you desire a eer-
tain and rapid cure, take nothing less
than Paine's Celery Compound.
Capt. Santiago.
---
TXflO wOnnn's HIGHEST AND LONGEST
D_WEE.
This astonishing individual, Captain
Santiago, uses no parachute, like or-
dinary, everyday aeronauts; he leaps
into no river's open bosom, like your
tiresome bridge ;limpet's ; he carries no
let-me.down-easy balloon parapherna-
lia, but simply ascends the towering
structure, the climbing of which alone
is a. feat few men would undertake,
and reaches the summit of the very
topmost pinnacle, appearing to those
far below hitu no larger than an eagle
on a mountain's crest, shouts
gaily, throws out his arms, bends for-
ward slowly over the great frightful,
yawning, gaping space between him
and the earth, ever sis far below him ;
plunges down, down, down! falling
swiftly as the swallow darts; eon -dug
rushing, sweeping through the
awful void, heels top, head down -
surely, every frightened observer
thinks, to instant death. Suddenly he
turas; swiftly as lightning is the turn
made, and as swiftly made back again,
and for many yards this fearless,
flighting fireman turns somersaults.
He suddenly tnakes his body rigid,
and seems to stop his flighe moment-
arily by doing so. N 'w he loosens
again ttnd descends slower, and with
an agility scarce to be believed. even
when seen, lie lands safe and sound.
(ln pt Santiago can be seen by al), free
ns the air you breathe, doing this
Melee -once in the morning, once in
the evening -on the circus grounds,
Exeter, Friday; June 1, with Lemen
Brothers' World's Monster Shows.
Ozias Maio( t, a, Tilbury East. farmer,
while driving across the Me 0. R.
tracks, •NVIS struck by en eastbound
express itnd almost instantly killed.
There is no one article in the line of
medicines that gives so large a return
for the money as good porous strength-
ening plaster, such as Carter's Smart
Weed and Belladonna, Backauhe Plas-
ters.
Lavis Elliott, of Goderich, died a few
days ago, teged 68. Me. Elliott was
born in Donegal, Ireland, and came to
Ibis collars, when. thirteen years of.
age. After teaching school for some-
time inLondon township lie learned
tbe trade of blackstnithing in London
city. and about forty-two years ago
came to Goderich, where he had since
resided continuously, following bis
tradh for a long period. •
In the spring the birds are singing
As they build their mummy home,
Blades of grass and buds are springing,
O'er the mead the cattle roam.
In the spring your blood HI freighted
With the germs that cause disease,
Humors, boils are designated
Signals warning you of these. .
In the spring that tired feeling .
Makes you every duty sbirk,=
Mokes you. feel like begging, stealing,
Rather than engage in wOrk.
But , there's somethi n g known that will
f an to health and vigor lead. • .
Yonwill find Hood's Sarsapnrille
Just exactly what you need.
.5"
1‘°A Word to the
Wise is Sufficient."
But some stubborn people
wait until down sick" be-
fore trying to ward off illness
or cure it. The wise recog-
• nize in the word "Hood's"
4ssurenee of hearth.
For all blood troubles, scrofula, pim-
ples, as well as diseases of the kidneys,
liver and bowels, Ilood'e Sare.aparilla 23
the effective and faultless cure,
Blood Pusiffer--" 1 have taken Hoodts
Sarsaparilla. end find it beneficial for my -
S elf and baby. It purifies the blood and
S trengthens the syetezn." Mee. Holeav
WALL, Clinton. Ont.
Strength Siellcienes Myself, wife AM1
children leave taken 1:foo4's SarsePerilla
illad it 'etrenstnened nes It relieved me of a
lance back." DAVID hIeGeOner, Caretaker,
Celt Institute, Celt, Ont.
04,a
Heed's Ms etirelfrer Uls, tbe non.frritathig ami
only gab:attic so take with Attied's
NO RIGHT TO UGLINESS.
The woman who is lovely iu face,
form and temper will always have
bot one who wankd he attract-
ive must keep her health. If she is
weak. sickly and all run down, she
will be vervous and irritable. If she
has tonstipittion or kidney trouble, her
impure blood will came plinples,bloteh.
PS, skin eruptions and a wretched com-
plexion. Electric Dittors is the hest
medicine in the world to regulate
stomach, liver and kidneys and to pu-
rity the blood. It gives strong nerves_,
bright .eyes, smooth, velvety skin, rich
complexion. 11. will make a good-
looking. charming woman of a run-
down invalid. Only iiII cents, at any
drug store.
The trained Zebras wait Lamm
Brothers' Big Shows are a curiosity.
• be here June Ist.
A. month ago or so. Ma.y 18. was tix-
, ti upon by Lord Roberts as the date
▪ 111afelting s.
Chancery sat nage of Gni High Court
f Justice will ciotattlellee ou Mondale
t.81b. Chief Justice :Meredith presiding'.
Thursday the Salvation Barraciis
was the scene or a "hallelujah wed-
ding," when Miss Bella Kidd and John
Neff, both of Stratford, were united in
marriage.
A. women .tvilo is weak, nervous and
sleepless, and who has cold hands and
feet, man% feel and act like a well
person. Cartel's Iron Pills equalize
the circulation, remove uervolisness,
and give strength and rest.
Wesley Walker, ts ho foe several
years was 0. Torrabor or the firm of
IValker Erna at Batton, furniture field-
ers, Wingliam, has opened one in the
furaiture businees in Myth. Ile has
rented the sttfie first •door north of
T Carter's harness shop.
A 'fetid aud sad ate:idea took place
near 13Iyth wi SunSay afternoon while
Miss J. Ilraiinsek was driving borne
after attending serviee 051 dm
Presbyterien church. Two eteers
fighting on the road ran into the lioree
throwing Miss 13radnock and the
children with her into the dii,ch. The
children eecapefl unhurt, hut Miss
Bratinock received a, serious wound on
the temple and Was carried unconscious
to her home where she only survived
for a couple of horns.
FOR OVER MTV.' YEARS
AN OLD AND 1171iLieTRITIT1 1tEMEDY.-4-214Tri4„
winslow's Soothing Syrup Mae heel' ueeil for
over fifty years by millions uf mothers for their
Children While teething. with perfectsueeess
It soothes the child, softens the gums. allays al
pain. cures wind colic. and 38 100 best remedy.
for Diarritwo. It et pleasant to the Mete. Sold
by druggiste in every part of the world, 25
cents abottle. Its value is incalculable. Bo
sure and ask for Mot Winslovhs Soothing
Syru and Mice no other kind,
•
Summer
is a season of health.
-when. you take
Our Native
ens
Tablets
tool the blood, keep the vital
organs fortified against summer
diseases.
ems a box-ouough for 0.00 darn. Beg-
istered guarantee in each box.
At druggists, or we mail it.
eho Alonzo O. Bliss Co.,
Mt St. Paul Street,
Montreal, Cam.
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51
Chest
Feels
Tight.
Ton seem all choked up and stuffed up
with the cold -find it hard to breathe.
Cough that rasps and tears you -but little
phlegm got up.
Now's thetime to take Dr.Wood's Norway
Pine Syrup before things get too serious.
There is no remedy equal to it for making
the breathing easy, loosening the phlegm
and removing all the alarming symptoms
of a severe cold.
"I caught a severe cold which settled on
my chest, making it feel raw said tight.
Seeing Dr. Wood'a Norway Pino Syrup
advertized I procured a bottle, which greatly
relieved me. It loosened the phlegm, healed
She lungs, and soon had me perfeotly well."
Nrin MCKAY, RIPLEY, ONT.
•
Dr. Wood's
Norway Pine
Syrup.
MARKETS.
Eeeter, MAY llerd , 1910.
Wheat per huebei ...,.. ... .61 to 61
Oats •
. 29 to et.
BarleY........ PPP A•• 0 * RA -40 to 40
Yea.a. ..... PP, /PON/. •••••• •• 410 to 65
Butter„.. ..... ..13 to 13
Eggs., - ... - 11 to 11
Timken e - -- - - • - ...... 9 to 11)
Geese. . . , ..-- 5 ro 0
Ducks
Chickens per * A 0 * • PO ••• 0 • •
.... • • • 6 eo 7
- 7' to &
• . 13 to 15
DrIed...appleso .. ... to to
Pork dressed., -. . . - ,..... ...".$6.25 to 6.25
eeeeeeee......
LONDON efAxtereETS.
London. MAY =ed. nee
Wheat, per hnehele.-... .... 63 to CO
Oats.... -33 zo 55Peas . .- ba to te
Barley P A A • A A 11A • •• • • ,as tc, 42
Buckwheat -.45 to 48
Rye ...• 4 ....ewe 404.61 tar 56
COM. ........„12 tO 47
Beane 65 to 70
Butter . „ ••••• 14 to 14
Eggs 15 to 16
Ducks . 60 to 10
'turkeys per *. 10 to 12
Geese yer lb..-- ....Oa.. 9 to 10
Chicleens 50 to 75
Cheese E tAi 10
Potatoes per tag . , .. ohe to 75
Hay per ton ..4 6.00to 1 7.50
l'Ork peacwt. .. ... .. 41.1.50 re 4.1.00
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There are many rare annuals with
Lemen Brothers' never before exhibit-
ed in America, and will beiiere June
ist.
The most. valuable Elephant iu the
world will be here June 1st,
Miti4 Morlock, of Mitchell, visited
friends here over the 21t12 holidays.
To THE lacar.-A rich lady cured of
her Deafness and Noises in the Head
by Dr. Nicholsons Artificial Ear Drums
has sent 4,000 to his Institute, so
that deaf people linable to procure the
Ear Drums may have thug free. Ap:
ply to Dept. A. S. V. the Institute. WO
1?,iglith Avenue, New York.U. S. A.
MEAN
Meat Marke
The underiagned bas opened up
ew meat utarltet one door
SOO ot Oarilog's Store
where he will keep the choicest o
meats constantly on band.
A 0.A.LL SOLICITED.
JOHN T. MANNING
Sitherland hues 00* LTD.
RE PREPARED TO PURCIIA.SE
ELM
---AND-
OTHER TIMBER,
EITHER STANDING on IN THE
LOGS,
Apply to The world's highest diver ; actually flings himself backward from the
point ever dived from.
E. 0 Kessel
9
Foasetese, Exnasein Oser.
Slater Shoe Leathers
The outpot of "Slater Shoes" ie 80 large that the inokere are able to
contrel their own tannage 491 141051 leathers.
" Cauuck Calf," tint,1: from the best selected calfskin*, in black, light
and medium tan an -I seal brown,
" Iladduck." in bLielt and seal brown, from selected Patna goatskins.
Boat leatite.-s are wearan.1 water resisting, porous and therefore sanitary.
There are abg "ilat Vrench Patent," " French Enamel," "Pce.ricss
rsifstiae; be.'" sees-
cn these le..tl er*, retain.* thvir
clez.tivity ami keeps them soft. r'tP
The soleleallier is the best obt.-,:itt-
i.; le,and ouevery sole is the makers'
name ancl price in a slate frame,
when the fiaislfed shoe 1MS passed
its rigorous ereminetion.
Catalogue,
E. J. SPACKMAN, SOLE LOCAL AGENT.
.Loili.oil
3 RING CIRCUS, 5 CONTINENT MENAGERIE, TRAINED
ANIMAL EXHII3ITION, REAL HIPPODROME, FREE
• HORSE FAIR.
SURELY COMING AND POSITIVELY EXHLBIT A.T
XETER FRIDflY,JUN.1
A
1
.rictiomENAL, FEArg QE G
THE MIGHTY BOVALAPUS
The rarest, strangest, awfulest of all the mighty monsters of the great deep.
RAJAH,
The biggest hrote on earth, ft towering giant. The very lord ,of beasts..
Taller, longer, weighs more, cost more than any other elephant ever
captured. Bigger than the .famous Jumbo.
CAPTAIN SANTIAGO NIGH DIVER,
EXETER
ROLLER MI LLS
'ALWAYS READY
Mi 11 Feed and Cern
CONSTANTLY KEPT
IN STOCK.
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID POR,
GOOD RED• wiser= WHEAT.
Carload maw. Southern Sweet and
Improved Learning seed Corn.
J. COBBLEDIOK & SON.
CALL AT
Af
•:•.;
THE FAMILY
eat Market
For first class
CORNED BEEF,
PRESSED TONGUE,
BOLOGNA. and SAUSAGE,
LARD and SMOKED MEATS
A fine selection of
BEEF,
LAMB,
FRESH PORK,
and all kinds of
Piresirs arid Seated Meet t
on hand.
Note the address, one door noeth of
The R. Pickard Co's store.
LOWS DM* PROP
Women's
Ailments.
WOMell are com-
ing to understand
• that the Backaches,
He ada °hes, Tired
Feelings and Weak
Spells from which
they suffer are due
to wrong action of
the kidneys.
11110A0179
Ki d riey Pills
are the most reliable remedy for any form
of kidney complaint. They drive away
pains and aches, make women healthy and
happy -able to enjoySife to the fullest.
Mrs. C. II. Gillespie, 204 Britain Street,
Bt. John, N.B., says:
" I had severe kidney trouble for which I
doctored with a nrunber of the best physi-
cians in St. John, but received little relief.
Hearing of Doan% Ridney Pills, I began
'heir nee. Before taking them I could not
.00p to tie my shoes, anoi at times suffered
such torture that I could not turn over in bed
without assistance. Doan's Kidney Pills
have rescued me from this terrible condi-
ion, and removed every pain and ache."
highest
, T- -- - •.---
LITTLE EDNA,
The girl wonder. The only lady turning forward and backward somersaults
on a bareback horse. A challenge of 810,000 to anyone who can
produce her .equal.
RACING STEERS/
A Great Novelty.
Ws- EXALTED CIRCUS CHAMPIONS IN 250 SUPREME ACTS.
Complete, Largest Greatest
WOR.LD'8 ME9P+ROBRIB.
KITT1E KRUGE9R,
The only lady 4- and G.horse rider in the world.
Whole droves and herds of Animals, Giant Camel, Long Maned and Tailored
Horse, Baby Hippopotamus, Baby Lions, Serpents and Birds.
A GRAND FREE STREET PARADE EVERY ENTRY DAY AT 10 01001( A. 11.
High Dive, 10.30 A. M. Eine 6.30 P. M.
BXOURSIONS ON 'FILL RfilLRORDS.
ALL TENTS WATERPROOF.
Doors open as 1 and 7 P. M. Performance at2and8P. X
Robert Proudfoot, eldest brother of
Barrister Proudfoot, Goderiels, has
sold out his Oregon estate and gone to
seek gold in the Yukon
A severe cold sated o*1 my throat and lungs
so that I could hardly speak. Atter other rem-
edies failed I tried Dr. Wood's Norway Pine
Syrup and one bottle of it completely cured me
Mrs. Thos. Carter, Northport, Ont
Clothing
QUESTON
Constantly pursues a man
it is easy enough of solution,
though when you are able to
avail yourself of our offer. We
are showing a fine range of
Black 'Worsted in twills, vene-
dans and clays (bought before
the heavy advance in price
and selling at the old prices.)
Nice suits for $14 in fancy
worsted suiting. We show
big range at moderate prices
in S co 6ch and Canadiantweeds
we cary a large and well as-
sorted stock. Prices to suit
all. A. large stock of the lat-
est goods voa, oerefor singt
from $10 up.
GIVE US A CALI, and see
what we eau do for you, •
J. H. Crieve.
MERCHANT TAILOR.
COVERED WITH
SORES.
1.9.3. cured little Harvey Deline nine
years ago and he has never had a
spot on him since.
TT is practically impossible to heal up
L sores or ulcers especially the old
chronio kind, with ordinary remedies.
No matter how large or of how long
standing they may be, however, they heal
up readily and stay healed., permanently
when Burdoek Blood Bitters is used,
HARVEY DELI N E.
Mrs. E. Delino, Arden, Ont., proves this
In the following amount she gave of her
little boy's case: "When My little eon
Harvey was one year oia lie broke out in
sores all over his body. They *raid heal
up for a tirne'then break out again about
twice it year, till he was past four; then he
seemed to get worse and was completely
prostrated. When doctors failed to cure
him I gave him Burdock tBlood Bitters,
and besides bathed the sores with ib.
"It is nine years ago since this happened
and I must say that in all this time he has
never had a spot on his body or ay sign of
the old trouble returning."
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