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mONEY TO LOAN.
Wo have unlimited 'private is for invest-
ment -upon farm or village property at lowest
ates of interest.
DICKSON & CARDING
Exeter.
F W. MADMAN
(Succeesor to Elliott & Gladman)
Bani,5tor Se1ioitor, chty Public,
Conveyancer, Etc,
Money to loan on Farm and village
properties et Lowest retes a interest,
FFICE MAIN STREET EXETER
11- bc is: sl.f.V. 'Ik4ISTAtiN12
$, D. D. Honor Graduate
' of Toronto University. Dentist.
Teeth extracted *without pain or
bad atter effeets, Ofdeet in Fan -
eon's block. West side of Main
levee Exeter
DR- ANDERSON, (0, D• S.L D. 8,
DENTIST.
Honor :Graduate of the Toronto Tenivmeity,
end Royal College ot Dental Sergeons of
Oetario. All bridge work. Crowns. ex 4 Plate
work demerit the neatest possible utemner. A
baredese anmstitetie for patuless eXtraetkm.
The serictese attention given to tile Ke2erv4k-
ipn of the liatural teetb. °face oppqato Cane
trea Hotel, Exeter. Ontario,
CUT THIS OUT
..aud.seed is with Ovefats in silver. and yme will
ket by Mean mall a GOLDEN BON. OF
3.10014 that will bring eou NORR, ZatWny,
in one utenth. thateanetbing' else in America.
.A. X1NNEV, 13. T..
Salern-)arinoutie N.S
Five Packs of Cards Freer
e vile pack, 'May I, ta U. raornea One_paca
Bacert. One peek. Flirtation.Ono:a/telt %old -
Wight,' One pack 'Ott' elefa Jest. Raids Two:
Aampleen beet; full of ma
etens, SOO, 5e. silver tor postage.
A. W. KINNEY. E. T. _
Satem-Yaranctutie
SALE IN' PARE,'
Pine propo
erty ust-stew of 1 a..fruit trees,
Mall fruit, two Awes' briek bouse. gaud tarn
.ned wate» all in excellent re_pair.
WM, IRELAND, Parkhill, (Mt.
TRAYED.
Strayed frent the etenaista et the optimism.
edlot le. on 1. littelten. on or about July lets
st. dart; ray elly four eters old, right front, leg
ilihtI1' molted. reward for her recovery
I be raid Ity
te, PARSONS. Exciee P. O.
13UBLIC NOTICE.
Nutlet" itt Itereay given Mat the application
3tas been made for the trauster of the hotel
license held by Marley & Cenufingham, at the
village of Exeter. to lerieth Cnimingbant. All
31artivs interested are requeited to govern them
ealves aceantingly.
atORLEY CUNNINGHAM,
Dll-LaWNo,..1A,.D.19001
OF THE •
Follw VillagO of Do$11w00(1,
IX VIE COUNTY OF BUJEO.N.
Tla raise by debentures the sum, of
• Eight Hundred. Dollar, for the
Purebase of Vire Engine and other ap-
pliancesfor the purOose of fire protec-
tion and the supply of water therefor.
WDEDgAS the Police Trustees desire to Anat.
provisioes for Fire Protection ;
AND WrIEDUAS tbe Pollee Trustees estimate
the cost thereat atFes).(*), and they desire to
purchase lire -engine and appliances, and to
raise for that purpose the said sum of .$500.00,
by deeentteres le slimmer and eayabie as here-
inafter set forth :
AND Wererteas under and in purseauee
the powers vested in the Police -Village Tres;
tees, under "The Alunicipal Ameedutent Acta
1904). Section Si, the said Trustees beve author-
ity to lane debentures tor saict purposes, ex-
tending over a peresd 9f 10 ears;y
Alen Wareitaes the total amount required to
be raised annually. by special rate, ou all the
rateable property of ate said, pollee Village of
Pasliwoodertar a periott of tea yeas, for the
FeYine otr the said debt, and interest thereon,
tbe enie of $103.60. asset forth iu the sche-
dule hereieafter written ;
Asto Wetenees the newel atuittal entente,
payable for principal and interest in the reseee-
t lye years are these resrectirely set out in ihe
said seheduie;
AN» Wnetfeas tee entoure, of the wbole
rateable preeerty of the Enid l'onee Village of
Paean -owls according to the valuetion, equal -
=anon aa tt deleraturatien ot tile Assessere of
the Townslars of Sea Len or.d Hay. is
$74.Ki OG ;
AND Wrieitaes aeetntling to ewes equalize
-
lion 11 will be necessary for the Municipal
Council of the township or Stepben to issue de-
bentures ter the eortion of Snell Police Village.
satiate in the Township et Stephen, amountiug
to 52 per cent.; and the Alumeipal -Council of
the Town -hip of Roy, to issue octoutures for
the portiou ni such Police Village as is situate
in the Township a ,fin'. amounting to 413 per
cent. of the totel amount of debentures and in-
terest, whicla is more fully set forth ill the
echettele hereinaater written.
Attie Mammas tbere is no other existi ug De-
benture debt of lite said .Police Vitioge et
Dashweed.
Be re TueuerOltE li:NACTED by the eQr3201:4-
Mu of the Police Vaiage of Daehwised, and it
is hereby enactedby the Police Village Trus-
tees as f011OWS
• rhea be lawful for the Reeve anti Trees
nrer ot the Townshipotelephen. and they are
hereby authorized and instructed to borrow Air
the inirposes aforesaid, the sum of $11t1.001 and
to testae ten deteuturce of tbe said Corporation
each for OW SUM of $etae, parable at Alm eloa
soles Rant. Exeter, and at the time set out In
the said ticitratule to this Ity-Isev. Owl such de-
beuteree shall represent ilk the reSPeetiSO years
the amounts af princlpal and interest respect-
ively, as shown in the *aid eebedule, %%high hi -
ti reeloated on the uopeid principal at
the rate of rive per cent. per annum annuity.)
• ehalite lawful for tite Reeve alld Trees'
urea of Ito Township of Hay, and they are berg
EAotor Public Scb001.
Minute. et Board meeting held in
the TOWil Hall, Monday, July 17th,
1900. AR present,
The following order of business duly
submitted and approved.
Per chairman minotes of previous
!meeting.
Per J. Senior and H. Huston that
the repairs necessary to the doors and
surroundings be effected by the repairs
corn.
Per 11, N. Rowe and J. Senior that
the gravel required to place tbe
grounds in a. satisfactory condon
be secured and placed under the direc-
tion of the Grounds endSanitary Com-
mittee.
Per II. Huston and 1 Senior that
the Inspector's Report for the past
term be accepted as read,
Per B. N. Rowe and W. 3. Carling
that the interior improvements es per
specifications submitted by the Com-
mittee be effected forthwith.
Per 3. Senior and B. N. Rowe that
notices be sent to theresident painters
inviting their tenders for the work to
be done.
Per J. Senior and W. Trevetbick
that the Repairs Committee be author-
ized to have tbe required brickwork
removed and the furnaces and connec-
tions thoroughly examined and that a,
report of such inspection be submitted
at the next meeting of the board.
Per R. N. Rowe and W. 3, Carling
that the sum of $2700 he req uested from
the villae,e council for school purposes
for the ensuing year.
Per R. N. Rowe and J. Senior that
the well be cleaned under the direction
of the Grounds and Sanitary Conn
Per. H. Huston and J. Senior that
the Secretary be directed to have five
hundred notices printed and distribut-
ed directing the attention of the par-
ents and gaurdians to the urgent need
of the Act respecting vaccination be-
ing complied with forthwith.
.Per W. J. Carling adjournment.
3. GRIGG, Sec'y.
P. S. The items in the Inspector's
report of public interest are the fol-
lowing :-The desired repainting of the
rooms and L lis; the satisfactory
work of tbe Janitor; the excellent
character and discipline of the
.and the credie that is ascribed to both
Trustees, Teachers and Pupils, for tbe
present satisfactory standing of the
echool.
by authorized an4 ipstructett to borrow for the
purposes aforesaid, the SUM ot Wee; and to
iseue ten Detenrateee of the said Corporation,
each for the blItIA of $19.73, A4Sh4e at the
Molionat Benk, Exeter. and at &be time set out
In the old nhettnie of this Bylaw, and, swell
detenturee shall represent in the respective
years the remounts of principal and interest re-
errellvelr, as eltown in the seld echeditle.which
interest is reckoned an The unpaid prinelpel itt
the rate Or five per cent, perauuttln tanntlitral
sball be lawful for the Reeves et the
Townships et Stephen and Ilay. and' they are
hereby authorized and iuetructe4 to sign tbe
said debentures, hereby authorined to Ito issued
and to Muse the same to be signed by the Trees
mars of the respective Municipalities, and the
Clerks
at the respective Munich/010o are
hereby authorized and instructed to attach Use
seal of their Municipal Corporation to tile old
Dot enteree.
4- Far ihe aurflose Of V1111111: tIte said Delta'
Lures, the atutuatsum at eeleetthall bo raised
and levied in eacheear bv special rate suilleicet
tberefor to be raised, levied ana collected at tee
nem tinte as ordinary rates for the Municipal-
ity in each year at the Raid period of ten Years,
from Mid upon all rateable property in the
Ilatillwood Police Village, Situate In the Toun-
hhip of eteplien, itt addition to all other rates
during the Currency of tho Said Debenture,
5 -For the fernier purpose of paying the said
Debentures. tbe onnual sum of 449.73 shall be
raised eud levied in efICII year by spatial rate
euflielent therefor to be raised, levied and col.
hated at, the NUM) time as ordinary retest foram
MunieillalitY, in each year of the said period of
ten leers from and upon all the rateable pro.
Perty in the Dashwood Police Village, situate in
tbe Township of Day, in addition to the other
a•ato during 'the currency of the mkt deben-
ture?.
6 -This liy-law talte effect on and from
the date of the potslug thereof, widen date
*hall be tee date of the -issue of the said beben-
tures,
The following is the schedule hereinbefore
referred to :-
Tone -mute Olt STEMEZZ.
BEATS TRE THE KLONDIK.E.
A. C. Thomas, of - Marysville, Tex.,
has, found a 'more valuable discovery
than has yet been made in the Klon-
dike. For years he suffered untold
agony from consumption, accompanied
by hemorrhages ; and was absolutely
cured by Dr. King's New Discovery
for Consumption. (ioughs and Colds.
He declares that gold is of little -value
in comparison with this marvellous
,eure ; would have ie even if it cost a
hundred della rs a bottle. Asthma,
Bronchit is and all throat and lung ef-
fections are /positively cured by Dr.
King's New Discovery. for Consump-
tion. Sold at any Drug Store. Regu-
lar size 50 cents and $1.00. Guam:Awl
to cure or price refunded. ,
J. Hagan, principal, of Zurich school
has gone on a trip to Nova Scotia,
where he will stay till schoolie-opens,
August 20th -
--
' ilia overheated, there
Time Ara of Amt. of
Payable Interest Principal.
No, 1 -Dee la 1900 !e12.07 $11.60
No. 2 -Dee 35, 1901 12.27 ad)
No. 3 -Dee 13, 1902 1227 11e0 '
No. 1 -Dee 15, 1903 12.27 41.60
No. 5 -Deo 15, lent 12.27 41.60
N . 6 -Dee 15. 1905 19.27 41.60
N .7 -Dee 15, 1006 3:127 41.60N . 8 -Dee 15. 1007 12.27 41.60
el . 9 -Dee 15. 1908 12.97 41.70
el .10-Dco 15, 1900 12.97 41.60
-- ---
$122 70 $116.00
Total
053.87
53.87
53.87
-53.87
53.87
MST
53.87
53.87
53.87
53.87
8538.70
TOWIISDIP ITAY.
Time Am t of Am of
Payable Interest Principal Total
No. 1 -Deo 15, 1900 9L1-33 531.40 549 73
No. 2 -Deo 15, Ma 11.33 38.10 49.73
No, 3 -Deo The 1002 11.36 38.40 19,73
No. 1 -Dee 15, 1903 11.33 38.40 49.71
No. 5 -Dee 15. 1901 11.33 38.40 49.73
No. 6 -Dee 15, 1905 11.33 38.40 40.73
No. 7 -Dee 15, 1006 11.33 38-40 49.73
No. 8 -Deo 15, 1907 11.33 33.40 10.73
No. 9 -Dee 15, 1508 11.33 38 40 49.73
No.10-Deo 15, 1909 11.31 38.40 49.73
5113.30 $381.00 $107.30
9 -The vol es of the duly qualified electors of
the said Police Village of f)ashwood shall bo
taken upoitthis By-law on the 4th clay August
A. 1). 1900, commencing at 9 o'clock in the fore
noon and closing at 5 o'clock in the afternoon
of the same day, and Me rolling booth for tho
taking of the vote shalin e held in 'Messer's hall
in the said Police ge.and John W.Graybeii
shall, and is hereby authorised as the person
to am as Returning- Officer, for the purpose of
taking fho votes of the ratepayers.
10 -On the 41,11 day of August A. D., 1900, at
the hour of 6 o'clock in the afternoon, the said
Returning Officer shall at tend at, Messer's hall.
in the said Pollee Village, and shall appoint, in
writing, signed by him, vre• peteens to attend At .
the tfinal summing up cif the votes given for
and against this By-law ; ono Person on behalf
cf the persons interested And desirous of pro-
moting the passing of this By-law. and ono per
Son on behalf of the persons i to cres.ed in and
desirous of opposing the psi -sing J if this By-law
which day and hour are hereby fixed for the
said purposes. '
11 -The Returning Officer shad attend at
1Vlosser's Ilan, in tin, said Police V ii Loge, on the
6th 'Auguati D., 1900. tif, i he hotly of i0 o'clock
in the forenoon le slim op the 1111111+4.r of,votes
given for and Aga insJ Ibis ity-law'width place
day and hour Jilt hereby fixed for the purpose..
Provisionally passed .tuly lOth A. I). 1900,
GEORGE eneerie 'MA*.
Inspecting Trustee,
I. Geowat Ketteatares. 1nel:eating- 'Mato
of the Police Vi gs Dashwood. hereby cer-
tify hat. thc above e • roc copy of a twoonsed
By-law, whieh has beim raked' into considora
tion by the Police Trustees of the Village of
Dashwood, and witthli will he finally passed bY
the Police Trustees lio tbe event &if I he assent
of the electors beteg obtained there, o),after one
month Ltant Lite first publication et the Exeter
Times in the V illtage of Exeter. County of
Huron, the date of the first nublioation heing
on July 121,h, A.D.. 1900. and thea at the hour,
date and Mace fixed in I lie above By-law. ill the
nine and place for the taking o voteseo
the electors, and the piece where the poll will
be held..
GEORGE KELLERMAN.
. Inspecting Trustee,
follows a chill. then it severe cold. The (puck- 1
est and boat remedy for the worst kinds of
coughs and colds is Dr. Wood's Norway Pine i Dated at the Village of Dashwood this 10th
..19yrup, Try- it. Price 25e. A dSy of July, 1900.
an
Entrce Examinations I
We give below the names of those
who succeeded m passing the recent
Entrance Examinations in East Hur-
on.
Those who obtained 60% of the total
nonaher of marks have been awarded
honor standing. Pass cancliclatee must
have obtained (50% of the total number
a marks anda3S% of the marks on each
sobject.
Last year 14-% of those who wrote
on this examination in East Enron
passed. This year but 57r/,.
The difficult, papers this year were
spellinw arithmetic and, grammar.
More faded this year on the total than
for a number of years. This shows
that the exernination, as a whole, was
'more diffieult than usual. Both lists
are arranged alphabetically,
CLINTON.
lemons
Rennet Elsie Scott Katie
Cantelon Saida, Wallace May
Cooper Edna Alexander Chas
lioover Lelia Badour Edward
Jackson Lillian Grigg Hugh
Laois Hattie Stewart Robert
McCaughey Hattie NI liken Karl
Potts Eva
PASS LIST.
Amass Fred Mulholland Harvey
Bregden Mary DInetardJ W
Blake Nora Phuneteel Emma
Boyce Arthur Petteeou George
Campbell Dungan Ross Term
e'eot Minnie Robinson Annie M
; 10(1 *at Frank laleD
l'aylor Bella li
Watts ertley
West Maud
Wise Pearl
Imo s leeeeld
Jackson Irene
Keteben John
Love Georg
Lanxon tIary
sAvoirr.u.
noNone
Burke Luella Freeman Wm
Dickson Norma Livens Harry
PASS
Anderson Peed Sills Mona
Cowan Phemia Watson Ida
Carrochan Geri Wilson Helen
Dickson Emma Watson Gretta
Forbes Jennie F Archibald, Bertie
Friel Mamie Ellison Lawrence
Hodgins Matel 01.11111 Gordon
Horan Mazie Hartry RU6$ell
Holcombe Edna, McAllister Karl
Hewitt Hannah A O'Counoe Archie
John Lois Park Alex
Kneehtel Lottie E Reid John reeele
McClure OortathleaRoberts Jack
Rose Hallter --ee" „Sproat GiCa
Spain lilazie Su -Milers Tom
orn.=rerviv
...apspo
AT MITCHELL
Vliz.p.crrpcob
VenemLer Allen, 8 Logan
Gordon Annis, 1 Illb and Log
Fred Barnett, Mitehell
Frank Chowen, Mitchell
Frank W Kerr, Mitchell
Thus King, Mittehell
Malcolm meitellar, 0 Hibbert
Arthur McLaren, Mitehell
Thos Monty, 'Mitchell
Win Mulheron, Mitchell
Harry Speare, 0 Ilibbert.
Gordon Thomson, Mitchell
Lorraine Thomson, Mitchell
Eddie Thorne, le.litehell '
Gordon Tuer, 0 Fullerton
Harry Wills' Mitchell
Leslie Wills 'Mitchell
Ivy Wilson:3 Fullerton
Edna Anderson, Mitchell
de
GertruBaker, 3 Fullerton
Jennie Buttler, 0 Ilibbert
Edna Buslitield, Mitchell
Lucy Byers, 5 Fullerton
Florence Davis, Mitchell
Lizzie Dow, 5' Fullerton
Maggie Drager, 2 Logan
Violet Elliott, Mitchell
Edith Gaffney, Mitebell
Lizzie Graham, 6 Logau
Kate Hazen, Mitchell
I3elle Inglis, 0 Logan
Edna King, Mitchell
Maggie MeDonald, nitebell
Aenie McDougall. Mitchell
Jennie McKellar, 5 Hibbert
Maggie Mc'Neill, 3 Fullerton
Ethel Norris, 6 Ilibbert
Elsie Pon3eroy, 3 Follarton
Katie Reidy, 5 Logan
Ethel Robinson, 1 Hibbert
Frankie Scott, o Hibbert
Florence Shillinglaw, Mitchell
Emily Withal], Fnllarton
Bertie Wurdel, Mitchell
Reconnuended.
Wm KlInkbamer, 2 Hibhert
Verne McNaught, 7 Logan
Muriel Hicks, Mitchell
ft.
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550
668
037
035
573
107
030
010
570
050
074
691
555
600
013
615
010
553
503
550
576
569
550
574
720
743
714
041
628
582
550
656
050
084
643
716
691
578
621
772
632
500
596
"The Least Hair
Casts a Shadow."
single drop or poison
Blood vitt unless checked in
time, make the whole impure.
Hood's Sarsaparilla is the
great leader in blood purifiers.
It
cst no shadow, but brings sou.
014418 and health let° every household.
Running Sore -"My mother Seat
troubled settle rileereatism in her knee for
/31Aleber of year, and It beokse mit into 4
running sore. She took three bottles re
U004'3 Sarsaparilla and is now well.
Hood's Olive Ointment helped to beat the
eruption." Mete jolne Fetes, Cloverlawns,
AtitfritsZtvia
' 08ttiem " Was badly afflicted
with ociatie rheumatism. Consillted doc-
tors without relief. Was persuaded to try
Hooe,a Sarsaparilla,and fire bottles gave
WrnereerreAlietellta.P33.41atecnna,bailerlargplaerettovirle,t9N.wrk.”
giaahafif
ses ritetenta fly liatthe norpirrritating And
oal catiertic to retie with IleuastSasitteeffra.
inestea-nesseseeeete ,aseesasessearesaeateaneer
A MOTHERS OPiiciox.
Snelling Underwood. Ont., say
ehe has need Pr. lesta Pleasant Worm
in her family for t o past Ogee yratre
knees of pothieg els good tor eitielrea wh
ter teem enema
rup
site
seta
MARRIED
'RICE -ROM %20N -At the renitence of the
irides parents. on the 01101July by the, Bev.
10. Whiung. Alfred Price, Afiteeell, to *nide,
daughter of ohn Robinson. Fullerton,
KENNEDY- COCK ERLINE-On July rntl, at
the methodist Teriionage, WingllaUl. by Ver.
IL Hobe*, John O. C. Neu:icily tO
Elirahtith Verb:cane Of Illyth,
74 ACDONALD-F.AIR-Itt Canton. July ilib.
at the residence of bride% moiber. Miss Jeau.
vette ineksen, yonugest daughter of airs.
J3d Paw. to It. J. Macdonald. et Seatoree
formerly of Cline:He
reAt'ING-PENHALE- On Wednesday, Ju1y
Ilth, iter. 1.% W. Browo, 13. Deed Exeter.
* has. leading, of Green way.to Miss Emile Jo
daughter of lite late John l'ettaale.of Stephen
Tp.
FonEnvit.t.E--WILso.N-At Jogicsiaa Sea-
forit,. the residence of llte bride's father, .10)Y
eth, by Rev. Cello Fletcher, M. A., Thames
Mad, weisord ty Bev. itotertJobuston. D.
te Loudon. and live. F. 11.Larithe of
harles 'samereitte, 7,,,aucion
tit ,.ta citri-tba, eldest daughter, of D.
e erafertle
ere,,,ww
DIED
CY- In 31. Mary4, July 11, mann,.
voungeld son of Alex. and E.141'reacy, aged
tU rears end 4 months.
DOUPEseett the Gentetti Hospital, Toronto,
July 4, 31"ess Eleanor liouve, foraterir of Blau-
1;hard.
Twouto. July 111, Wire of A.
Callender, Ireciserly of Clinton, aged about
311 years,
ODD .10 ENTiON
Setae mealthy inerchants of to -dui
Might not have been so bad there been
no such word as fall.
The total amount received by the
Red Cross Society as the result of the
endless letter chain started during last
summer by Miss Natalie Schenck, of
Babylon, I. L, Is e20,000. She still re-
ceives an occasional letter.
An enormous pipe has Just been
made for President Krueger by it Dub-
lin firm. The bowl is of the finest briar
root, the stem of cut vulcanite, and
the ease of leather lined with chamois.
On the front of the bowi and carved
into the wood is the Transvaal coat of
arms.
Dr. Negro, of Turin, has succeeded
in curing 100 ottt of 113 cases of sciat-
ica by digital pressure over the painful
part. The pressure Is applied with all
possible force for fifteen or twenty
eseconds, and is repeated for some
length of time after an interval of a
few, minutes. In many cases six
treatments are all that is necessary.
Through an error In the bill provid-
ing a code of laws for Alaska, Albert
D. Elliott, clerk of the District Court
of Alaska, whose salary is fixed at
$2,500, will receive in fees sufficient to
make his total remuneration between
$20,000 and $25,000 a year. This will
557 make the office the best paid of any
557 in the tTnited States Government with
557 the exception of that of the Presi-
dent.
"DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS"
A small pimple on year face may
seem of little consequence, but it shows
you 1.• blood is impure, and impure
blood is what causes most of the dis-
causes from which *people suffer. Bet-
ter heed the warning given by the
pimple and purify your blood. at once
by taking Rood's Sarsaparilla. This
reed icinee eures all diseases due to
bad Wood, including scrofula, and salt
rhemn.
The ti on-irri to Ling cathartic -Hood's
.
BORN
SPEARE-Iu Lucau, on July ard, the wife of
R. Speare of a eon.
Exo er, on the 15thiiast., the
wife of George Schrunim, of a son.
THOMPSON-In Excitor, on tho 1611' inst., tho
wife of eV. D. Thompson, of a son.
DAVIS-In Exeter, en the 1511' lust,. the wife
et Daniel Davis, of it daughter, (still born.)
ANDBEW-3n Exeter, on the 18th inst., the
the wife of Ira Andrew, of twine, son and.
daughter.
Don't Stop
taking Scott's Emulsion be-
cause Ws .warm weather.
Keep taking it until you are
cured.
It will heal your Itsngs and
give you rich blood in sum-
mer as in winter. It's cod
liver oil made easy.
soc. snd $ 1. All druggists.
Summer
is a season of health
when you take
Our Native
crbs
Tablets
Cool the blood, keep the vital
organs fortified against summer
diseases.
41.00 a box-onounta for 200 days. Rog-
ioterod montout4o in each box.
or WO mall it.
1' n4 0. litto Co.,
f".' • ;" ”.111.troot,
' can.
•••
MARKETS.
Exeter, J014Y 188h, 1900.
bushel
Wheat .. ........
gg
.Ot.P.
DelanicokskenTxirkeys
*s. per
„. 7 to 8
Wool..................PP1*, $6,5016 to1o6.5306
Porkdressed...........,.. d ."‘ 6 tA) 6
4. 0 v -
LONDON bi41METS.
J ,
oeloirrn "
son, 51.1" • ''
special
feed
Iritetidi'
see lin.r.
buying c's!.,, •
A itt.C; •1, fo•r• •
which
Two floors PO •
.70 to 71
27
, to 40
...55 to 50
-16 to 16
11 to 11.
9 to 1."
5 to 0
7
London, JULY 1911', 1900,
Wheel per bushel... .... .... 03 to 65
Oats....
.... - „...60 to 18
Barley ,- .... 38 to 42
Buckwheat. . . ...45 to 47
- . ...... ....51 to 06
. - 42 to 47
.., .... . - .... 65 to 70
... 11 to 11
..„15 to 16
50 to 70
10 to 19
9 to 10
„..,5C to 7,5
8 to 10
e
Cot -n.
Beans
Butter .
Eggs
Ducks.
Turkeys per lb....
Geese porIb
Chicitens..,...
Cheese
Potatoes Per bag -.56 to 75
H ..
Hay per tau . 6.00to 740
Pork per cwt- S1.50 to $5.00
SEVERE '1'00THACELE.
"I have used two bottles of Dr. Low's
Toothache (ium and find it splendid. It cured
me of the worst toothache I ever bad." Eivina
E Iva. Mau.
Laxa-Liver Pills cure Biliontmess, Sick Head-
achy, Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach. ater Brash,
Sallow (.'omplexton, etc. They do not grip
weaken or sicken. Small and easy to wit
Price 25e.
1). Swanson, of the Downie and
Blaushard townline, cut severe! acres
of fall wheat on July 9 and 10. The
crop was a fairly good Que.
HAG YARD'S YELLOW OIL
east be used externally or taken internally.
It eurp8 eats, burns, bruises. ceneracted cords.
stilt' Joints. painful swellings. quinsy. sore
throat, etc, -It is a regular family medicine
obese Price:fee
(bite a Fad accident, happened ou
the farm of Norman Kernahan, Col-
borne, when his father, John Keroa-
ban, being up on the loft he fell
about 20 feet, breakiug his leg.
FOR OVER FIFTY YEA.IIS
Ae; Oen ANA WELL -TRW -II ReSierre-Mrs,
Winslowatiotabing Syrup bee been used for
over fifty years by millions of mothers for their
children while teething. with perfect success
It so otbes the child, fattens Gee gum% relays al
pain, cures wind cella and le the last remedy
for DiarrItree. It is pleasant to the tate. $old
by druggists in every part at the world. 25
crane a bottle. Its value ie luralculeble. Ile
Egre and. art for Mrs Winslow's SeetbIng
Syrup toad take no other kind,
ri,nnlier of the
ere ee 1 his Sea -
sole and
s, ••• rw iwing of-
qr. in do well to
• ,•• prices before
• eeeen d hand buggies
choap•
Parsonc-;
"114 see 'Rale
ONT
To TUE DEF. -A ricb lady cured of
her Deafness and Noises in the Head
by Dr. Nicholsons Artificial Bar Drums
has sent X1,000 to his Institute, so
that deaf people unable to procure the
Bar Drums may have them free. Ap7
ply to Dept. A, S. V. the Institute, 7K/
1?,ighth Avenue, New York,U. S. A.
- at- -
C1 ot hing
UESTO
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, von e-
tians 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 ct
big range at moderate prices
in Scocch and Canadian tweeds
we cary a large and well as-
sorted stock. Prices to suit
all. A. large stock of' the lat-
est goods V oa oercfor singt
from $10 up.
GIVE US A CALL and see
what we can do for you.
J. H. Crieve.
MERCHANT TAILOR.
•
Remember
that you cannot possibly be
happy or successful unless you
sleep soundly, eat heartily, and
digest what you eat.
Remember
that if your nervous system
needs toping you wi.1 rreser-
able yourself and ree.... e those
you come in contact with Mis-
erable.
Remember
The 'Slater Shoe.- for • Boys
Made with the knowledge that most foot distortions are the result Of
- wearing ill -shaped shoes irt youtla, -when
the bones of the foot are passing through
the developing stage.
Boys who wear Slater Shoes"
never be troubled with foot ills in after life.
S. Just made as carefully as father's, same
elected material, same expert workman-
ee
Catalegtie
ship, saline perfected machinery.
Sine, " Little Gents'" 8 to eV?:
Youths, x to
Boys' • 3 toe ere.
Prices $2.50 and $5.00, stamped on tbe
Goodyear welted sole in it slate frame.
B. J'. SPACKIVI
N, SOL
004
AGF
T.
Meat Market Meat Market
°ALT AT MEAN
THE FAMILY
For first claes
CORNED BEEF,
PRESSED ToNouE,
BOLOGNA and SAVSAGE,
LARD and SMOKED MEATS
A fine selection of
13BEP,
14A MB,
FRESH PORK,
and all kinds of
Fre511 arid .$olteel Meat
914.
Note the address, one door north
The R. Pickard Co's store.
LOUIS DAY, PRoP)
Buy the Best
and
Ignore the Be
In the end you will find
it ehea.pest. Furnish that va-
cant room with one of our
The unclers!gned has opezwd up a
new meat market one door
aut of Ceiling% Store
where he will keep the choicest of
meats constantly on hand.
A CALL SOLICITED
JOHN T. TIANNINQ
Sntherland innesl,Co., LTD.
RE PREPARED TO PURCHASE
ELM
!OTHER TIMBER
t EITHER STANDING OR IN TI1F.
1.005,
Apply to
E. C. Kessel,
FonEmAN, Exwmt, 07T
1FURNITURE AND UNDERTAXERS.
A geod AGeosi me Ile
ALSO HEAVY PANTINGS
Opera House Block. AT CO,...11'.
• • " ' ----- ---- We want to Oen. theee Ike:- at once.
••••••ff*.I•
Bed Room Setts, Tables
Chairs, Etc. I SPECIAL LOT OF
TWEEDS
OET SCHTIIING NICE...0 '
!
FURNITURE and you '
will1. At Cost Price
We have it, you want it.
Take a look at our full line o/i il
find what you are looking for: FOR THE NEXT 15 DAYS.
S CIDLEY SOW
- - -
that in Dr. Ward's Blood and
Nerve Pills you have a remedy
that has never yet failed to cure
any disease cauSed by im-
poverished blood, such as Pale
Greenish or Sallow Complexion,
Nervous Prostration, Weakness,
Loss of Appetite, Dyspepsia,
and Stomach Disorders, Head-
ache, Depression of Spirits,
Lack of Energy, Puffiness and
Dark Circles under the Eyes,
Pain in the 13aek, Kidney and
Liver Disorders, and Catarrh.
Iwo. rim box. dve Wizen foe SI All druggists,
or soot %%auto & oo., Tomato. Ont.
The Old Reliable Remedy for
Diarrho3a and Dysentery.
Grandmap r yorrs,.0Thn to: rSe he eenr Itoi; k, wrote:Arn
Used It. ‘‘ My little girl, three years el
age, was taken very bad with diarrhoea.
and we thought we were going to lose her,
when I remembered that my grandmother
always used Dr. Fowler's Extact ef Wild
Strawberry, and often said that it saved ber
life. I got a bottle and gave it to my child,
and after the third dose she began to get
better and slept well that night. She im-
proved right along and was soon com-
pletely cured."
ABSOLUTE
SE 111.
Oen u: !me
Cailer9
Little Liver Pills.
, .Must Bear Saanature of
See Pae-Sinitia Wrapper Below.
'Very siets11 axia te easy
to take as sa,:ar,
s FOR HEADACHE.
CARTERS FOR DIZZINESS.
Ina FOR BILIOUSNESS.
IVER FOR TORPID LIVER.
PILLSFOR CONSTIPATION.
.
FOR SALLOW SKIN.
FOR THE COMPLEXION
outgrow= gut mvit_olonumnit__
21%7 I012 rural' Yeletable.
CURE SICK' HEADACHE.
W, JOHNS:,
Tele Tailor -
EXETER
ROLLER MILLS
ALWAYS READY
WOOD WANTED.
HIGHEST I1ARKET PRICES
Paid for Good Clean Wheat.
--- In-- •
Mill Feed and Cern
CONSTANTLY KEPT
IN STOCK.
J. COBBLEDICK & SON.
Dressmakers DutieS
1110•11•11e1111111111111
Are Such as to Cause Backache
minnomonmSONI
A Toronto Dressmaker has Found a
Positive Cure and Gladly Tells
About it.
Those who follow
the arduous occu-
pation of dress-
making or sewing
have troubles of
their own,
littering sewing
melee ues all day
•• bolding over
that requirea
s :greatest of care,
ke• • • ese aro the things
Jr,
• 4 i.'., 1,44 have made
niairy a won't an
cti..lairA "(Ivory
time I ;pa' ke st.Ach
with my medic it
seems as though I am piercing nay own
back"
But those who stiffer from backache,
headache, pain in the side or any derange-
ment of the kidneys will be glad to know
that there is a remedy that never fails even
in the worst oases.
Its is Doan's Sidney Pills.
Mrs. P: Coyler, the well-known dress-
maker, 224 Bathurst St., Toronto, Ont.,
gave the following statement of her experi-
ence with it:
"For some time I suffered a good deed
from weak back, a tired feeling, and pains
and aches in *various parts of ray body.
Since I have used Doan's Kidney Pills the
pains have left me, my back basset stronger
and the kidney troubles have been corrected.
That tired, dull, drowsy fettlingthst lased
to come on me has now gone, and I am happy
to may 1 have not felt so well in years em at
present."
Doan's Kidney Pills ours backache, lame
or weak back, Bright's disease, diabetes,
dropsy, mist before the ayes, loss of memory,
sheumatism, gravel and urinary troubles of
young or old. Th. Dow Kidney PHI Co.,
Toronto, Ont.
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