Exeter Times, 1900-6-6, Page 5Ta•
MONEY TO LOAN.
We have -unlimited private tituds tor invest-,
asent Amon farm or village ptoperty at lowest
ates ot interest.
DICKSON & CARDING
Exeter.
p W. GLADMAN
(Sneeessor toE11iof & Gladinan)
Briter liotuy
Conveyancer, Etc,
M011eY to loan on Farm and village
properties at Lowest rates of interest,
yilICE MAIN STREET EXETER
fl KINSMAN, L. D. S. AND
asse DR. A. 11. HINMAN, le
D. S. D. D. S„ Honor Gmanuate
of Tomato Uaiversity, Dentist.
Teeth extracted witheut pain or
lied after enacts, (Mice in Fan.
eon's block. West eide. of Main
t Exeter
DR- ANDERSON. (D. D. S. L D S.)
DENTIST.
Horgir Gradnateof the Toronto University.
Dna Royal College of Dental Surgeons of
°Mario. All bridge work. Crowns at d Plate
Weak dene in the Peat0st peeeible Inanner.
111§4*Iless eareethetie tee Fairies -a eatraetion.
Thestrietest attention given to the preservat.
On of the natural teeth. (Mee eliPosite Cent
tr:ilHotel, Exeter. Ontario.
„....,wrs,atteamme...,nte,m,••••••ao.
CUT THIS OUT
and send us with elcents in Over. and yon will
get by return mail a GOLDEN litnX OF
.gOODS lhot mill bring >entire 11101M MONEY,
elle month, than auythinq 0E0 in America, •
w. KINNEY, 1. Te
etalent-Tamioutit, N.S
BULL FOR B.ALE.
A thereShred Inerham bull. lregistercda 14
1110111LtAS old, man color, formic on lot 1, een.1.
llelsorne. This is a fine animal.
SIMON HUNTER, PrePrieten
74-eter P. O.
OTICE TO CREDITORS
Of William Stevens, hde of tlte 111 -
loge of Exeter, in the County of
Ninon, retired farmer, deceased.
::1111Cce Icerty gni rertnent to Chart. 1.i9. R.
11;e4that aO pereeue having efaints against the
jeE4,-0 0f the said Melia= Stevens, W1112 died on Or
about Ow 1st doeor XV, IOW, :nee required to seed
sea or before the 4416 day of June, Veit by pest pre.
r aid to J, otry, 11 A, Euler 40, %ticker
forthe Aden onbtratret of Iltesaid Wm Sttr., their
anue,atien -sea ani eezeileniotei with rertieeleni 01
Owlet hens mei a btaltalcrit ef tittle aceeratts nd
the velure ct them untaii tit WO 1:01i1 by item.
Ana eteeei Is 6C givm thet otter the laSt tut n.toned dale the relit Attu oinistrattie vdI meted to
tilietrilette the elects et die tieel dreca•ed among tbe
eurlitecaliticd thereto. having regard only to li10
'LOW a nbiell 20000 than IVO 0 betel given as abet e
required ;and Otto said Adielnistratrix shall not be
em the feel testes me ane• eat thereof to ally
persen rresteens of e elautte notice *lien mit
aave n melt ttl ty beret the date et et:eh di,ttlbe
Mims
J. O. STAN KRT.
Reicher fie Administratrix.
Dated at Eeeteathe etstit day et May, Ifee.
ese ------- • .--- a •
AucrioN SALE.
Auelfele Fate of real estate and boueeltold
effeets. la. le. P111143 has received instructions
from 01 e4 ;miters of the late J. P. Mareball
to sell le p thlle unction at the residence of J.
It. Marefien,ltedgerville, On Saturday June 01
at one o'elock, 2 horns, I mileh Cow, 2 top
Buggies, 1 cutter, 1 light svogonsl spring wagon.
I set eingle harness, 1 carriage. 1 old buggy, 1
orgau, 1 emanate a Fonts, 2stoves, 1 coal stove,
a commodes, 4 bed steads 'and springs, dozen
ebairs, I dozen kitchen ebaire, 5 tables,
a -quantity of beddIng and feather beds,
:pictures, looltims glasses, mason's tools, quite-
-any of telehes end doors, etc-. I water trough. 1
ti heavy single harness, 2 clocks, a tot of
small hOuseliold goods, Rodgervillo property,
cieneltaitig of 4 acres more or less, 2 -story brick
cottage. 7 rooms and kitchen and woodebed, 2
:flowing welle, 1 gO0t1 stable. °relined of about
35 apple trees, Howell dwellieg contesting of 1
story awl a half frame dwelllug, 8 rooms and
kitchen and good lack and front yard. Hen-
eall tores known as the Marshall block, 2.
story brick buildings with good ranee and
backyard
TEIMIS : All mites ef 95 and under cash,
over that amount a menthe' credit on furnish-
ing approved joint notes. 4S discount for
rash on tredit amounts.
BEAL .EST.tar. .1 Ten per cent. of the pule
chase money to be paid at the time of stole;
turthur particulars as to terms of sale and
balance of purchase money. which will be
liberal, will be made known at the day of sale,
MRS. ORE, 13. S. PHILLIPS,
FRANK MARSHA Executor. Alma.
Five Packs of Cards Free,
One vack, eMay Tee, t7. Home,' One_pack
Escort, One pack Flirtation,' Ono pack 'Hold.
e0 -light,' Ono pack 'Otr Sofa Just Holds Two.'
Samples of 20 other styles with book full of no.
teens. Sena Sc. silver far_pestage.
A. W. MENEK, E. T.,
Sa1etn-1. armouth, N. S
Public School. Board.
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Meeting of tbe Board held in the
Town Hall, Wednesday Pith, at 8 p.
m. with all members present.
The following is the order of busi-
ness duly enbmitteel and approved.
Per Chairmen, ntes of previous
meeting.
Per J. Senior and R. N. Rowe that
the change in the grading of the De-
. partments suggested by the Principal
be endorsed by the Board and that he
be empowered to carry the same into
effect with the opening of the fall
term.
Per j. Senior a,nd W. Trevethica
that the pareuts of the pupils absent-
ing th ern eel v es from school, as reported
by the Principal, be duly notified that
compliance with the school rt gulations
As required forth with.
Adjf itt en men t, (serried. , Moved W.
3. Carlitig.
T. GRIGG, Sec'y.
Ar,
Mc Gillivray
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SCHOOL REPORT. --The following is
a coeval veport of S. S. No. 5, ;McGil-
livray. for the 'month of May. Re-
port is 'taped on work and natendattee
of pi:11)11S, Thl ities 1.tre in order of 'eerie
Ettie Coughlin, None Coughlin ;
Sr. 117: Cava. Shorts Josephinti (kn.tgh-
jzj,
NVillte Lewis, Tominy 1.iightfoot,
May Metirory, Lily Lightfoot, Edwiod
Fatilde ; J. IV, Sam t3ciIt, Leo
Coughiln, Olive Short, Rosilla Light-
foot, 1 -Jury Lewis ; class, Pearl
Short, Erwin Scott, Jennet MAIrldro,
Nellie Le wh-1, Gladys 'Short, ; Sr. IT,
• -Allie Wilson, Arnold Coughlin, Louie
Welsh ; Jr. II, Adrain Coughlin,
Adeline Hofftnen, Mahle Lightfoot,
• Raymond Coe g hl in ; Pt. II, Clara
Lewis, Feed Lewis Edward Jones,
Chester Morley, irin Scot t, Eliza
Hodgms ; I c!agss, Willie Maguire. May
• Faulder, Allio Lightfoot,Ella Hodgins,
'Violet Short, Christena Boffin:GI,
Ellie Welsh. No. on roll 30. Aver-
age a,tten cl an ce 30. •
J. 11. LANE, Teacher.
'The torture of toothache is qttioldy relieved.
by Low's Toothache Guru. Price 10e. Refuse
Ate betitut es. r
TILE EXIITER
AeNS.TOPeel"!!".
Ban, No I D 1900
Or 111k1
060 Villaao 0 'Dogwood,
IN Tar COUNTY OF saunoie,
,FTIO raise by debentures the sum of
Ak Eight Hundred Dollars, for the
purchase of Fire Engine and other ap-
pliances for the purpose of fire protee-
don and the supply of water therefor.
Winennas tne Police Trustees desire to make
provisions for Fire Protection.
Ame Wrietimes the Pollee Tatee eeabeete
the cost theeeof at, 98000 and they desire to
purchase fire engine and appliances. and to
raise for that purpose the mid sum of $800.00,
by debentures in maener and payable as here-
inafter set forth.
AND WDElotos under and in imrsuanee of
the powers vested In Ow Police Village Trus-
tees .neder "The Xunieiaal Amendment Act,"
1000, Section 61. the said, Trustees hare author-
ity to issue debentures for eaid purposes, ex-
tentliug over a period of ten years,
AND WIlcuet-S the total amount required to
be raised annually. by special rate, on all the
rateehle property of the said Pollee Village of
Daelaweell, tor a period of ten years, for the
paying °Vote said debt. and interest tbereen is
the seam of 9103.60. as set forth in the schedule
hereinafter written.
"Wroennes the several annual arnouets
paaable for principal and intereet in the re-
speetkr0 year are these respeetivele set Qui in
the said ecteedule-
-AND WIttilenee tho amount of the be
IMAM, ble property of tbe eald Pellee village of
Dasnweoll. /wording to the valuation. equallz-
Mien toad, deteendeatien et the Aeseasers ot
tlieToWnships ortitephen and IlaY 1374.€0.00.
Atm "Wlieuees according to such equellze.
tion it will be Itecce.sary for the litanicipal
Connell of the Township of Stephen to Issue de-
bentures for the vortlau of such Police Village,
meat') h tbe TpwnFtilp of Stephen, atnottntinq
e ; and tth •
of 117e Tewnsilip of Nay. US issue debet..
for the portion of Such Police Village as Is el; It.
ate In the Tom nettle tie Day, amouetitig to 43
pV1' cent of the tetal aniount of dehenturee and
tuterest, which ei nave tally set teeth in the
sebedule hereinafter n ritteis
AND W.11111;e:An there ie no other aNistieg De -
bent ere neat or 1.Le said ponce 'op of Dash-.
wood.
1.3s: IT Tit eussOln: ENACTED by the Corpora. -
Hon ot the Pollee Village of Dashweed, and it
is hereby enacted by the Pollee Village Tres.
tees as follows:
1. -It shall be lawful for the Reeve arid Treas-
urer of tae Township ot stepbeu, and they are
bereby autimezed apd instructed to
borrow for the purge:lees aforesaid. the
SUM Of MUM and tp 1Fin0 ten de-
tenteree of the said Correlation, each for
the' -un of $53.87..yeyable ldtheSaleleeens Rents
lexeter. anti at the time set out in the Faili
schedule 10 this Iiplame and such Delaeutures
shall represent in the reseective yeatet, the
anieunteof itrineiral and interest respectively.
as shown in the said erhecinfte rdliela interest is
reel:clad an the weld, principal at the rate ot
live per tent. tier 311111411121 tame nye
2. -Jt 'shall be lawful for the Reeve mid Trea,.-
urer et the Townehtp of Hoy. and the aro
hereby authorized arid Instructed to barrow for
the purpeses aforesaid, tite stem of e381.09; and
tO les110 ten Debentures of the Feld Corporation,
each for the sum et 819.73, enable at the Mob
eon's Beek. Exeter, and at tbe times set out in
the said Felicd010 10 this IlySaw, and such de-
bentures ellen represent in the respective years
the amounts of yrinelpal and interest respect-
ively, as shown in lite said eeheduee. whjeh in -
tercet it reckoned on the unpaid principal at
the rate of five per mit. vermilion lamina
3.-elt shall lie lawful for the Reevee of t
Townehipe of Stephen and Hay, find they two
hereby authorized and instructed to sign the
said Debentures, hereby authorized to be h-
oned, and to cause the SUMO to be Mened by the
Treasurers ot the respective Municipalities tine
Um Clerks of the respective Munteipalities aro
'hereby Authorized and Instructed to attach the
seal of their Muntelpel Corporation to the said
Debentures.
For the purpoee of raying the staid Debate
tures, the auntie( sum of ei53 87 shall he raleed
aud levied in eaeleyear by speelal eta° anillelent
therefor to be raised, levied and coil ected at the
game time as ordinary rates for the Municipal.
ityitt Citell s•car of the said iseried ot ten yeare,
from and mean all rateable property itt the
Dashwood Pollee Village. situate in the Town -
Alp of Stephen, In addition to ell °Ulcerates
daring the currency of Diesel(' Debenture.
5.- For the further purpose of paying the
said Debentures, the annual sum of Sill,73 shall
be raised and ievied in each year by special
rate sullIeleut therefore to be raised, levied
nett celleeted At the sante thno as ordinary rates
for Oho Municipality, in each year of the eald
period of ten years Trout and upOn ell the rate-
able property in the Dashwood. Police Villege,
situate in Otto Township of Hay, in addition to
all other rates timing the currency of the ettid
Debenttuo.
0. --This By-law sirnil take effect on and from
the date ot the passing thereof, which date
shall be Otto date of the issue of the said deben-
tures.
The following is the schedule hereinbefore re -
tarred to:-
TOW:Senn' Or minim
Time. .Amt. of _dint of
No. 1.-. 15, 190U 512.27 el1.60 953,87
Payable. Iuterest, Principal. T
Dee
No. 2 -Dee 15, 1001 12.27 41.60 5eatal,87
.
No. 3. --Dee 15, 1902 reee 41,00 53.87
No, 4...-1/en 15, 1003 leen 41.60 ate
No. os -Des le not 19.27 41.60 e3.87
G. -Dee 15, uso 12.27 41.00 53.87
No. 7. -Dee 15, 1900 1227 41.60 53 87
No. 8-1ee 15, 1907 1227
11.60 53.87
No. 9. -Dee Is, 1902 Li 27
41.60 53.87
Nolte -Deo la. lee 12.27 41.60 53.87
9122 70 e416.00 9738.70
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reWieetne Or nee
Time Amt, of Amt. of
Payable. Interest. Principal. Total.
No. 1 -Dec 15, 1900 811.33 938.40 819.73
No. 2 -Dee 15, 1901 1013 sea 49.73
No. 3-1)ee 15, 1902 1033 38.40 49.73
No. 4 -Dee 15, 1903 11.33 38.40 49.73
No. 5 -Dee 15, 1901 11.33 38.40 19.73
No. 6 -Dee 15, 3905 11.33 33.40 49.73
No. 7 -Deo 15, 1900 11.33 38.40 49.73
No. 8-1)eo 15,1907 11.33 38.40 49.73
No. 9-3)eo 15,1905 11,33 33.10 49.73
No 111-1)oe 15, 1009 11.33 38.40 49.73
8113.30 S881.09 8197.30
9. --The votes of the duly qualified electors of
the said Police Village of Dashwood shall bo
taken upon this By-law on the llith day of Juno,
A. D. 1000, cornmeeciog at 9 o'clock in the fore-
noon and closing at o o'clock in the at Genteel)
of the same day, :led the polling boot1i for the
taking of the yote shall be hem in Messer's
Batiste the said Pollee Village, and John NY,
Graybell shall, aud is hereby authorized ea tho
person to act as Returning Officer, for the pur-
pose of taking the yotes of the ratepayers.
10. -On the leth cloy of Jona, A. D. IWO, at
the hour of 5 o'clock in the afternoon, tho said
Ramming Officer shell -attend at Mosser's Ball,
in the stud, Pollee Village, and shalt appoint, in
writing, signed by him, two Itersons to af,tend
at the final sumtning up of the -votes given for
•ami against. this By-law ; ono person on behalf
of the pomens interestea aud desirous of pro-
moting of 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, which day and hour are ' hereby, fixed
for the eetid put-posee.
11 -The Returning Officer shallattend alt
Mossor's Hall, in the said Police Villege. on
18011 Juno, A. D 1900, at. Olio hour Of ICI o'clock
in the forenoon to Rum up the nu inbenhf votes
gime for and itgransti this By-law, which place,.
day and hour are hereby fixed for the purpose.
I'rovieleeally passed May 19 A. 10.1110(t.
GEORGE KELL ERN ANN.
Inspeeting 'frustee..
. .
1. 0410111011 1(111..LE1BIANtf, IIICAP00,111g '1'rUSiC0
01'. Otto 1)otitte of Dashwood, lierebi cer,
tify hat • he above is a true copy. of it proposed
By-law, white) has hoeu taken into onneidera
don by the Police T. restees of the Village of
,Dashivocelmaid which will be final ly naesed by
the Po ice Trim ,cos (in tbo event of the assent
of the eleotors heing obtained thereto), after
one month from the first publication of the
It'keentu Items, in the Village of Exeter,
Oniony of Hu 11).1, 1110 date of the first publica-
tion being on May 2101, A.D. 1900, and that at
the hour, date and place 'fixed in the above
By-law, is the time and place for the taking of
the 1,otes of the electors and the place where
the poll will be bola. .
G °KG E KELLY° R MANN,
inspecting Trustee.
Dated at Village of Dash wood, this 19th day
a May, 1900.
. .
Magyard'e Yellow Oil reduces sarelling, allays
indanunation • takes out painend cures outs,
burns, •bruisee, sprains, .t11r3011105, ote., more
effectually then any other remedy.
THE BEST MEDICINE
•IVIra. Alma Gormin. llatd, N13.. says :. had
an attaek of Liver Trouble and Indigestion,
and decided to tn. Laea-Liver They had
it better and more In sting effect than any
remedy 1 e u took.
ea_nada's Position in the Em e TheL sas He t atis MARKETS.
pire.
An essay written by the fifth forte as s aa oVi. wasat per isusbei . ... .61 to 64
ot the Exeter Public school, read in
the various rooms on Empire Day -; A angle drop of poison
AP I Reeiter..1tTerr 51h, 201O
. Oat& . . 2e re 31
0 13ariey.,... .... 40 to 45
Peas . ...
Butter-- • --- ..- - 44 to 14.
What is the Bridela Empire 11 is
Great Britain, her colonies and posses-
sions. To show the extent of the Em-
pire take, for example, the Queen's
birthday. As the day breaks in the
British Isles, the centre Of the vast
Empire, the Qoeen receives Lite joyous
greetings of her Mart and people. Be-
fore they have ended their greetings
all Canada is awake. These loyal suns
jects join in singing. "God SONO the
Queen" and before the last eamee
have died away the New Zealanders
take up the swag. One hour later dawn
lareets oii .Australia and Tasinania.
Then the strains are earried by the
busy merchants. of Hong Kong to the
Milli -00S of India. Almost at tbe same
timie the people of Cape Colony and
Natal join in the refrain, and before
Malta, ceases tbe sun again smiles on
Windsor Castle and the guard* know
that "God Saye the Queen" has trav-
elled with the sun around the globe.
Of all Britain's colonies Canada is
the greatest. Canada was not always
wbat she now is. The British North
America or Confederation Act first
gave the country the name as well as
the rights and privileo,es which she
110W e»joys. In the Teat 1867 the Do
!Pillion consisted of only four Plate
Paces. As does a child, Canada 'began
to grow from its birth both in eiZe and
in lichee. /Manitoba, Ihitish Columbia
Owe Edward 'eland, together
,..1,e dietriets, have been added
since them We hope Canada bits not
finished growing, tie We WW1 lol eee
Newfoundland admitted into Met:mon
before many years. The boundariee
of Canada, are extended. Now on the
West the mighty waves of the Pacific
lashthe shore, and on the golden sands
of tbe Eastern coast the Atlantic ebbs
and fin•We and the ice bound Aretic
fetters the Northern shore.
Tbe productive SOO, the forest with,
its Wealth of timber. the lake'S and
riyees abeenadipg in the most yaleahle
fish and tbe nut old tithes of then -dues.
make Cralada 10 home a pleuty. Being
se advautageously situated, she has an
enormous shipping trade with the va-
rious countries, and in the interior she
bas an unrivalled railway system.
Surely 13ritaue could pot do without
Canada's help. Britain niust have
Canada's grain, dairy produce, Oar.
Mail fruit. These are not all c f Cana
da's resmuces from which she derive -
her wealth. Many millions of dollar:
are poured into ler coffers from Int
minerals. Her canals and waterway, -
are being deyeloped. Her trading fa-
cilities are fast becoming uearly per-
fect. During the lest few years Canada
has made gigantic strides in the Edu-
cational world. Universities, high
schools and publie schools are doing
good work in educating our young
men and women, and each year liter-
ary and scientific lame is increasing.
With higher education we see the de-
velopment of strong national feeling.
The love 'which each citizen bears to
tbe mother country bas been shown
its the sending of our soldiers to the
battle -field to fight side by side with
England's best soldiers for true justice.
Canada's future depends largely on
herself. She will forge ahead. She is
at present the gem of the (frown and
will become still greater for Canadians
can make her so.
Here in this Christian lend of ours,
where every man is free to follow his
own religion, prosperity and growth
are bound to follow. Here lies the
key notes to Canada's increasing de-
velopments. As long as ste continues
to set aside one day out of seven to
praise tbe Giver of all ber blessings,
she will bay e strength. May God keep
Canada, our boom, free from the el -
luring vices of sin.
BEATS THE KLONDIKE.
Mr A 0 Thomas, of Marysville, Tex,
bas found a more valuable discovery
than has yet been made in the Klon-
dike. For years be suffered untold
agouy from consumption, accompanied
by hemorrhages; and was absolutely
cured by Dr King's New Discovery for
Consumption and Colds. He. declares
gold is of little value in t -comparison
with this marvellous euro; would have
it, even it cost' a.bundrecl dollars a bot-
tle. a.stlanaa, Bronchitis and all throat
and lung affections are positively cured
by Dr Kiug's New Discovery for Con-
sumption. Sold at at any Drug Store.
Regalar size 50 ets and $1.00. Guar-
anteed to cure or price refunded.
41-t
BORN
SHIPLEY -In Clinton on May 29, the wife of
Thos. Shipley of a daughter.
GUNN-In Clinton, on May 7, the wife of Dr.
Gunn, of a daughter. •
FINKBEINER-In Crediton, On Tuesday Julio
5th, wife of George Finkbeiner.of a daughter.
DEATUNG-In Stophel, on 4th inst., the With
of W. a Deering, of a son.
MARRIED
E3JMERS011-OURRIfil-On May 30,at Ratton-
Miry St. Parsonage, Clinton; by Rev. W. G.
Howson. Samuel lemmorson to Miss Marton
Currie, all of Goderich-township.
NOTT-CRAIG-At the residence of Robert
Craig on may 23, by Row. .7. A. Hamilton,
Frode'rielt . Nett. of Tuckersmith, to Miss
Matilda Blanch Craig; of Mullett.
HEY WOOD-SLEAMON-At the Temperanee
Betel. Exe. er N orth. on the 21th ult, by the
Rev. W. 1.1. Martin, B. D., W .5. Meywood,of
Exeter, to Jennie Sleamon, of Saginaw, Minh,
RUSSELL-McDONALD-At the residence of
the bride's.parents, Thames Road. Usborne,
on the 6th inst., by Rev. oolin Fleieher..Tolin
• Russell, • of Woodbam, to Miss Man, J„
daughter of Alexander McDonald.
• DIED •
,WALROND - In Stephen, on the • 2nd inst.,
• George Watrond, in his 85th year.
ELLIOTT-In Goderich, on May 25, Mary 30
Paltoe, react of the late Win Elliott, aged 16
• years.
sHANNONeaTn McKillop, on Sunday, 5007 2716
william James Shannon, aged 73 years, 3
months, 25 days,
MANN' -In Mt:M.110P, on Friday, May 25011,
• William Ilatin, eocond son of James Mann,
aged 23 years. 4 months and 4 dam •
BRETT-In Seaforth, on May 29th,Hermon L
infant son of Albert and Mary Brett, aged 3
weeks and 1 day.
W•AN LESS -In Changan, Ont.,. pn May 21s0,
Clhristena Bonthron. wife of David Wanless,
and sister of Mr. llonthron, Exeter, aged 61
years.
RED HOT. FROM THE GUN
Was the ball that hit G B Steadman,
of Newark, Mich., in the Civil War.
It caused horrible Ulcers that no treat-
ment helped for 20 years. Then Buck-
len's Arnica Salve Cured him. Cures "
Cuts,Bruises,-;Burns, Boils, Felons,
Coins, Skin Eruptions. Best Pile Cure
ou earth. 25 cts a box. Cure guaran-
teed. Sold by all druggists.
broocf will; onless checked in
time, makethe -whore iinpore;
Hood's .$arsaparilla 15 tho
great readerin.btoodpuriflers,
It castsno ftbatlow, but brings sun-
Abirte algihealth into every heneebold. •
Running sore-- My mother wail
trenblea with taste:eaten in her kneeter
initaber Of -:yeare, end it broke out into
rateable eere, She took 'three bottles et
Hood's. Sareeperilla end is now wen.
llioocrs Olive Ointment helped, to beef the
entrtIon..” Mae. 3e107 FARA, Clorerlawes,
Aneeeter, Oat.
Rtleurnatlene-"X was baely aelietee
wita eeiatte rheumatism. CensiOtea dee,
toes without relief, WAS. Persaaded tot.ry
Beed'11 e.arsaparttle, aud fistii bottles gave
zee .reuef end enabled me to go to work,*
Wawa» R. /teem, Marv:gets/Ws, N. S.
f
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Bootrstillirltro liver Ma ; the 110114mItAlirs and
Vilirattliertie to
STATEMENTS
That GOITILIfla Mtn -
tion and Insoirc
nom
aine's Ceiery Compound
The NeYer-Disappcinting
Banisher of Sickness
And Disease.
The etateraent that Pine's Celery
•Compound builds up sickly, weak and
• un down people, is true in every par-
ticular. It ie also true that Paine's
Veleta' Conmound is the only medicine
•:n the world that can successfully
grapple with oretinate and long -stand -
mg cases of disease and give to suf-
fers active limbs, pure blood,elear CORI-
plex1011, healthy appetite and perfect
• digestion. Score:: of able and reliable
physicians, month:telt drugglyts, legis-
lators, merchants and lenders in society
can bear testimony to the wonderful
cures wroneht by faiine'e Celery Com-
pound during, the paid. spring months.
Sueli faete awl statements should be
euilleient to convince all doubting and
• despondent sufferers, and inspire them
with a. determination •to test the
world's great heelth-giver. Chas. W.
Ross, Department of Railways and
Canals, Ottawa, suites thus :
"For a long :petiod of time I suffer-
ed from the pains and tortnes of neur-
algia, and tbe effects to my general
system were so seelons and itlarming
that icily doctor ordered an ocean trip.
went to England at considerable ex -
muse, but bail to return to Canada
almost, as bad as when I left it. After
getting Immo I determined to COW -
mono the use of latine's Celery Com-
pound, as it. was strongly recommend-
ed for such troubles. After using the
medicine for a short time tbe results
were most pleasing and gratifying.
The attacks becanae less frequent and
less severe, and soon the whale trouble
was completely banished, 1 have not
experienced a pain or ache for months.
I take great pleaseire in recommending
such a marvellous medicine to all
neuralgic sufferers. Paine's Celery
OoMpound has astonishing virtues and
powers, and will certainly overcome
any fornt of leuralgies"
Exeter Municipal Council
Council met pews Mint to arljoInale
Mont at. Town Hall,on Friday, May 23.
All present.
Minutes of previous meeting read
end confirmed.
Tbe petition of T. B. Carting, W. j.
Carling, A. Hastings and 48 other rate-
payers, praying that that portion of
Main street, between the north side of
the: Town Hall property and Huron
street be watered, was presented, and
on motion of J. Evans, seconded by
W. H. Levett, the prayer of the peti-
tion was granted.
Tenders for the erection of a pump -
house at the river, were received as
follows: W A Balkwill, 990; Ross &
Taylor, 8103; Geo Vosper, $115; W J
Bissett, 9125.' N Howard, $125, in-
cluding land; James Jeckell, $110.
.Moved by J Evans, seconded by
Armstrong, that the tender of W A
Balkwill, being the lowest, be accepted;
building to be completed on or before
June 15th.--Oarried.
Tenders for 2A inch gas pipe were re-
ceived as follows: -W 3 Hearoan $26.-
69, Hugh Spackinan $25.65, James
Murray & Co $25.25, Bishop & Son
$27,50, Dominion Radiator Co 926.21,
Robertson & Co $27.50, per 100 feet.
Moved by I Armstrong., seconded by
Muir thittthe tender of Jas ti urray
& Co being tbe lowest be accepted. -
Carried. •
Tenders for copper boiler tubes were
received as follows: -Stevens Mfg Co
35 met* a pound, Robertson & Oo 20a
cents a lb, James Murray & CO 30 cents
alb; •A R Williams 31 ceets a lb ; The
Ja mes MOrriS013 Mfg Co at 67 cents
each. . •
Moiled by j Evans, secouded by
Muir that he matter be laid over for
f 13 ether consi derati on. -Ca rried.
A communication from the village
council of Hensel', asking this council
to petition the County Council rega,rd-
In g road tnaking Machinery was laid
before the coati cile and on 'motion of J
Evans, seconded by W H Levett, the
Reeve and Clerk- WaS 2.1.1thOriZed to
sign said petition. •
Armstrong -Muir -That Council ad-
journ to meet Tuesday. May 28, im-
mediately after Court of Revision. -
Carried.
Council met pursuant to adjournment
at Town lialla-june 2. All present.
Minutes of previous meeting reet.
and co manned. .
M uir -Ai mstrong-eThat the tender
of the Janies Morrison •'Co for cop -
'DeEeteSig:C1503:'S' 'Pe";Th ttattt.
.4.0a, 5, to 13
ttoe. 1-Q7 e
...W. 0 12 to 12
- - 7 te
Drritaasriellef.: 7.- 305 t-03° 756
1,o
• to:1"SM
eeee.--eese
LONDON MARKETS.
Leaden, JUNE Oth, 3990.
Wheae per bushel,- - -83
Oats-.
60
13ackeybeet -
Itye
Corn
Beans
Butter
Decks . -
Tarkeys pe.r.
Geese pert,
Chiekenmo
Cbeese ........_
Potatoes per bag.-- .•
-
Hay. per ton ..6 One. to
Pork per met-. 81.50 to
-.-.42
15
60
- .... 10
0
GO
et> a5
to 67
to 42
to 48
to 58
to 47
to 70
to /4
to 16
to 70
t,o 12
to 10
to 75
to 19
to 76
9 7.50
$5.09
per boiler tubes at 670 each be wept -
ed arid the clerk order same for iniracd-
late shipment. -Carried.
Arinstrong-Muir-That tenders be
asked for for laying 24 main to Town
Hall -Carried.
Armstrong- Levett - That council
adjellen to June ala at 8 o'clock p. m.
Oerried.
The council met as a court of Revis-
ion for the Assessment Roll at Town
Hall, May 25th.
The following members were preeept
and duly sworn by the elerk:- The
Reeve, Councillors Muir and Evaele.
-Appeals from assessment as follows,
C. LI, Sanders, personal, The Massey
Harris Co, personal,
EVa08--Muir--That the Reeve be
b airmen. -Carried.
The appeal of C. H. Sanders was dis-
missed, on motion of .1. Muir, seconded
by J. Evans,
dluir-Evalle-Tbat, court ofRevielon
adjourn to Saturday, June 2 at 8 p.
-Carried.
The adjourned Court or Revision re-
assembled at Town Hall, Saturday,
June 2nd,
The following, members were present
and were du1 sworn by the clerk. tbe
Reeve, and Louneillors Levett,
and -Armstrong.
Lovett -Muir -The nppeal of the
Massey Harris Co be dismissed.- Car-
ried,
A.ruistroug-Muir-That the assess=
meat roll as revised be passed and the
court, be closed.
(em. II. Bissmor, Clerk.
FOR 07.F.It FIFTY x.n.kns
Ax Oen elert WetraTmen resamr.-Mta,
Winslow's eeetlang Syrup lute been used tor
over arty years by millions of mothers for their
children while teething, -with perfect sttecese
It soothes the child, softens tbe gums. allays al
pain. mimev ind colic. and is the best remedy
for Diarrlicea. It Is pleasant to the taste. Sold
by druggists in every part of the world. 25
cents a bottle. Its value le incalculable. Be
Rum and lisle for Ms Winslow's Soothing
Ss•ru are talto no other kW,
TO T1113 Doane -A rich lady cured of
Iter Denfuees and Noises in the Head
by Dr. Nicholsons Artificial Ear Drums
• has Sent tr.1,000 10 his Institnte, so
that deaf people nnalde to procure the
Ear DIUMS may have them free. Ap-
ply to Dept. A. S. V. the Institute, 7S0
Eighth Avenue, New York,IL S. A.
sulrAn—"---nt COUGHS
Are °feel hardeet to shake eta aed frequently
lead to ronewmp. 10I3. Better have them cured
promptly by Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup,
the best remedy for healing the lungs and cur-
ing all kinds of coughs mid colds.
"1 purchased a bottle of Dr, Low's Worm
Syrup for my little girl 21 years old, and gave
hor the medicine. The result was she passed
15 round worms in 5 day." Mrs, 11. Roy, Kil-
Inantigh, Ont.
SEVERE HEADACHES.
"For some time 1 was troubled with very
severe headaches. I tried Milburn': Sterling
Headache Powdere, and got immediate relief."
Mrs. N. Burke, Lindsay. Ontario.
Het -weather
Health
is easy to attain, easy to
retain if you
use
tesocarstmeeeeecieesavetate•oetooeseteete.
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Prevents
and cures all summer com-
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• stomach; keeps all the organs
• healthy.
• en tablets 81.00— cure guaranteed or
money baok. .5.1 druggists or by mail.
THE ALONZO 0. BLISS CO.
282 80. Paul Street, Montreal, Can
B.B.
Cures -
.a
Ringworm.
"I had ringworm on my head
for nearly a year.
"1 consulted three doctors
but derived little or no benefit
from their treatment.
• "I then commenced to use
Burdock Blood Bitters.
"Besides taking it internally
I washed the affected parts with
it and when the bottle was
finished I was completely
cured." Elsie Slaght, Tceter-
ville, Ont. •
Burdock Blood Bitters cures sores,
ulcers, bolls, pimples, eczema and all skin
,t.uptions of the most chronic type. It
sakes the blood rich and pure, drives all
foul material from the system and builds
up the tissues of the body.
Shoes by Mail
If you doo't he iu a towri
where there is a "Slater Shoe'
Agency, you can get your exact
fit, in elaape, size and :dab,
and yon can choose the preciee
feather yoo want, from
acteeisties," the handsoine-st and
most complete shoe catalogue
ever published in srmeriee, 20
tells all about "The alater Shee"
and aceurately describes the different leetbers,-the kind of wear
they're good for, and how to care for them.
Price $3.5o and $5.00, stamped on the sole in a slate frame With.
InalrerS' name.
Write for one, it's free,
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E. SPACKMAN, SOLE LOCAL AGENT.
OALL AT •I The Brunswick bota Wingbara, is
THE FAMMY •
'still In the bands of J, H. Dulutigtothe
transfer to a Montreal hotelman was
it ea
pot effected, as Announced, ar e Fall wheat is looking 51)11ra
li ditl :mil
g !promises to be a heavy (Top.
CORNED BEEF, Great Bargains
PRESSED TONGUE,
BOLOGNA and SAUSAGE, -
LARD aucl SMOKED MEATS
A. fine selection of F 0 R CAS
BEEF,
LAMB, 'JEAN Y WAGONS
FRESH PORK, 8 SPRING WAGONS
and all kinds of BUGGIES
Fresh arid *'ecited Ineeits
For first elaes
FOR ONE MONTH.
Note tbe address, one door porth of
The R. Pickard Co's store.
LOWS DUI PROP!
AND BARROWS
AT
D. Braunds
Carriage 'shop, Exeter.
1.0.0.01.0.0.00.00
Buy the BestNIW
and Meat Market
Ignore the Rest ,
, The undersigned bas opened up a
In the end you will find1
'new meat market one floor
it cheapest. Furnish. that va-, 800111 01 Carlina's Store
cant room with one of our where be will keep the cboicest of
1
Bed Room Setts, Tables, meats constantly on band,
A 0 ALL SOLICITED
Chairs, Etc. JOHN T. MANNINO
GET SOMETHING 111OL....gt- Sutherland alines Co. LTD.
We have it, you want it, IARE PREPARED TO
PURCHASE
eL,m,
Take a look at om-• full line of'
FURNITURE and you will
find what you are looking for
S CIDLEY SON
FURNITURE axn UNDERTAKERS,
Opera House Block.
COULDN'T LACE
HIS BOOTS
:C1)---a•taat
OTH Ti BEN
°
, •
EITHER STANDING OR, IN THE
LOGS,
Apply to
E. Kessel9
FOREMAN, EXETER, ,•ONT.
Mr. P. L Campbell, of Fortune
lAH9701--1 Tt-118
Bridge, F.B.I., a great sufferer
from pain in ihe back.
Doan's Kidney Pills completely and
permanently cured him.
Mr. P. L. Campbell, the well-known gen-
eral merchant of Fortune Bridge, P.E.I.,
was troubled with severe pains in his back
and hips for over two years.
At length he became aware of the fact
that backache was simply a symptom of
kidney trouble and did not hesitate longin
taking Doan's Kidney Pills, and was
promptly and permanently cured.
Here is his statement: "I was in an
awful state for two years with pains in my
back and hips. Some mornings these
pains were so severe that I couldn't stoop
to lace my boots. I started takingDoan's
Kidney Pills, and one box so completely
cured me that I have been perfectly well
for over a year now and free from the
least trace of pain."
THE
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-
tians and clays (bought before
the heavy advance in price
and selling at the old prices.)
Nice suits for $14 in faucy
worsted suiting. We show a
big range at moderate prices
in S co cch and Canadian tweeds
we carp a large and well as-
sorted stock. Prices to suit,
all. A. large stock of the lat-
est goods voa oercfor singt
from $10 up.
GIVE US A CALL• and see
what WO can do for you.
J. H. Grieve.
MERCHANT TAILOR.
tat, wuZttat.. 'Ulkaattatt aott
ltAri -
The Teillote •
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Milburn's 1-leart and Nerve Pills are
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They cure those feelings of smothering
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the heart beat strong and regale.r, give
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aches and nervousness. They infuse new
life and energy into dispirited, health -shat-
tered wornem who have come to think thee-.
'is necurehew
for
thoiclnis.
Radtof encouragement in
this letter from Mrs. Thos. Sommers,
tonaLNaesstvfaLioi nidwona,sPi.nEa.l.very serious eou.
dition suffering from nervousness and
weakness, I got so bad at last that I coold '
hardly move around, and despaired of ever
getting well.., Seeing Milburn's Heart and 1
Nerve Pills highly recommended for such • q
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Before I had taken half of it 1 could 'a
notice an improvement in my condition and
when I had used two boxes f was cont. "
pletelitywcausrewd.
o
derfel how these pills took
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and gave me strength. ,•,J
"I recommended them to my neigh-
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andthey cured her, too. We All think there
is nothing equal to Milburn's Heart and
Nerve Pills.'