HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1901-7-25, Page 5ri-te. RIDE QF THE SEA KING-
Uovs Oneen Alexaadra Was Welcomedby
a Seottion aserh.
The English literary world is not
doing itself mit, vredit ix the ee eat.
Ly days oX the new ceutury. Apropos
of recent events well calculated to
io,spire natioael bard, some of the
papers hare been comparing the Terse
of to -day with that a a generation.
or two ago, and the London Sketch
let this connection cites this, the,
opening Terse a an "Ode of Wel-
come" to Princess Alexandra when
she came to the conatry as the In ale
of The Prinee of Wales. It is front,
tile pen of the late Willian1 Forsyth
el Aberdeen, whose genius us one of
e'Seotia's own sons of song" was
first recognized by Thackero.y. Tft
n'welcome" was set to music on the
occasion of the silver wedding of the
X0.4; anal queen;
She'S the we of the race of the fairs
haired kings,
aaid ber brew Is US white as the foam:
Ala we'll welcome her tut the weleiu
1.111'S,
As ft:100a o our Lord's home.
Lite the -queen of our love-atel the
caa ten
Of we: darling and oar male-
Litte taleea of mu: love we win ,guael t
ha: well,
As site stands by hes. yottne leers side;
And the v;aves a eat their weleonte.
As tat:: breok. on. the $ettow sand;
And the people sheet Voir wee -
tole ntighty-volced weleonne
is ea anthem ea the lona;
Vote wbo but the sea-I:Ines chili shied
be
The lel ie of the sea-idag's
APPeuralie e Msplaisind.
The editor a The weekly Clarion
was telling, why Ite was so extensively
bandaged.
'I wrote it very plainly," xe ex-
plained. "1 s.aid 'Our esteemed fellow
townsman deserves a rest,' and if I
lindiet been callea from the °dice un-
expectedly I am. sure 1 would bare no-
ticed that another 'r.," Instettel of 0.
liPaeee was inserted between and
'rest: As it was, I didn't see the proof.
You haven't seen en:Ailing a my corn-
positer, l0 your
5
nertee :aid Curate.
In Toronto sat the preeent time
there is .0- ease 011 reetor and
Varate at. variance -so ntwit, eo that
the rector haft diepenetilWt tin)
Services of his curate. While the
friends of the hitter are cireulating .
petition aelelog thet lie be retaiued, •
Says 'Ile St:1r of that vita. The t one
gregatielt Much .dielirfed by the
of?air---if the carafe goes sottle
lea‘s of the chureli will go also, nal
the eimpatiileent choir eon aetbo
what, it ie. %here is considerable are„
WI' talk indulged in by some of the
eludapions of the curate arel deaand-
ere -of tlee revtor. Where it will end
nobody, looms.
In the meantime. evidie an tide
goiree oufeeide, tato rvvtor and the
curate live in the satire houee ea they
rehen tbeim WiTe of the
tuos? aor.lial character. They ar,Wet at
.tht, law6. MAIrtaitIAVA.,. 'Without
re7ilraittl. on all attatate-r of topiea,
hut. a efmnst,, t.7A• mention their
perf5onal No otra would
suppa-w,-7 thee^ Ware tke. leading!
clatra.0,, M quarrel that t+zer.•
where o•Dtg•17.iii'rii fl:n touch fvling7. Tbey
'ettft4iii i'dela 44 her in their etleial
relations 110 courteeies of life;
the trout+, latlY Untie one or the
other. but it will provoke neither o
theta lo a redo word or fiction.
ien intereeting and toneommoa
situation. raid it retleets en
Va•ther Paventoirt of Fa. Thomas'
Churth, and Ins eurate. Itt:•r. ?Ti.
rItuttnev.
two:,
"Ob, well, he must have heard the
ruuMAIS aud I guess he's moved on, to
Emile other town. But rd like to see
111111-.5U,St for a minute.' I'd either feel
a good deal better or a good, deal worse
Sympatizetie.
••••.••••••••••••••Inmil.
Preferred Creditor.
na.Mher of the eommercial swin-
dling tr.k..etmity lat.iy vaned his cre-
ditors tocf,..ther and offered tIrlat In.
settlement his note for two shillings
on the pound on their claims pi-,tya,..
ble in four months. His brother,
one of largest vretlitors, rather
"Idebeti," but, the debtor took him
aside and said.
"Ito not nialie aity 014Pet inns, null
I ilittlit• in preerr011 crecli-
tor."
So the nroPosal Was; accepted by
ell.
Presently the preferred brother
said:
"Well, I should like what is com-
ing to me."
we the reply, "you won't
get anythiegi They evon't any of
them get anything."
"But 1 thought I was a preferred
creditor?"
"So you are. These notes will not
be paid when they come the, but it
will take them four months to find
out that they are not going to get.
anything. But you know it now.
;You see you are preferred." -Lone
don Answers.
;SU:lager-See here! Tide fiewerpet
net At fram your third story atiodow
d hit me on the head.
House Owner -Great Scott: And a
Ininute ago I Was standing right there!
Jout Whet Sae Neetied.
Tess -Della. lltede wauts Me to try
her dreestualwr. I worttler alie'd suit
ate.
jeOlt. Ye,„ sineti jus,t the
one for you.
Tegs-Really?
a wonder. Why, she
can make the plpine5t oC people
look •niee.-Iltiladelphia rress.
Where :Nature ls Mud.
New Zealand is a white maa's
country, if ever there was one, and
the people fit the country with much
more than. the European -Or the Can-
adian average of energy. physique,
intelligence, honesty and industry.
A tree falls ia the forest, and in its
roots is found a, gold mine; a citizen
digs a post -hole, and cuts into a vein
of coal 40 feet thick. The most pre-
cious metal of all, iron, is found in
abundant depesits, one of them, in
the Tarankai sands, of inexhaustible
quantity -rad so pure and rich that
it has hitherto defied reduction.
--Elbettic power beyond calculation is
going to waste in. a thousand, and
one waterfalls and rapids. Such is
the bounteous and beautiful home
which this remote country offers. --
London Daily Mail.
T .11 EXETER, T
NEWEST STYLE OF fiE.QGINQ,
LIGHTNING.
It Is to Go eat to a 31axt In a Etestan-
• ....----.....--.
rant anti Agit Win Vor, Dinner,
"The greatest eahibition of nerve i ' Every Mail who has a home look
,
eyer saw," said the man who eats in this over.
an up towa restaurant a good deal,
"was put tip the other uigat by a
friend a setae who happened to dine
with me very uuexpectedly ana whom '
never expect to see a,,ain,
pu,'Ututidild'er yriotoo lo* like
leire-tiebeee geeelelreeel . Why shotild we seek knowledge?
13o:muse it as.sists us to comprehend
with a bard luck story awl a tale of the goodness and power of God
'
other days. As be walked into the Knowledge of electricity enable-
': man to stand in coniptirative seefet
restaurant ou Thirty-fourth street
eehere I was dining no one would have maid tbe awful. war of elements.
thought that he was going to do what Lightning, the aisprfog or electricity
be dia. Ills clothes. to be sure, did ttltisit4ttst,eini7cleit‘ttilitith.siturzilyketetttaLtrtli,i..)tfct.)ti
not lit the place, but they bad been
good ones. when they were new. He 11:"Zu•ist:s1,111751,1)7i., intant1y (iehr''elZr
was middle need • the (Iust. Don't, decide tbat there le leo
virtue in lightningrode. Read what
the Wizard a Orange, N. J.,
seys on that rola. ite ;el to the state -
4.'1 fire insairanm t
Dear Editor,. 1 noticol lit your last
It is time secede Welt, fitkit^7 ail 17:1"11ICI;Orlirlittre,,i4l7;gt 1 1 f. Cows. t brt a ow
paper a o en
ert st in writiog up, the sante. , gT,ving root) pottutlit of 4 per ceut niilk
tic edi few don'ts in NO Alialican 01q14.04111N., ()ally $'41) erorth of butter,
keener the other tiny in regardsto ;
lightning rei,..f4. (hie vi,z4s :dt.:eme entricsn itrtecIV111,intitirovrtruCepi.0841101:
that tbere is no 'chine rn lightniug ' -
no better inforened than you roe- year- vele dove thaes as iamb as that of
fi of hota..,:. and her calf 15
0114w:tors becanee one who linty
sOf seye eo. Iteed the ueileeraeli. the neat.
aiti;ileectitt;ielteitincolitolilv of. Idiliceaphy or eaq win be. little dw,.lence In the
st of licepittg the twa e-3ws, so that
vhere the first gives n pree'a aliO the
iter will BCC lInt QW1W1, i9IT.), it we
vomit the first cew's calf at *IQ and
the falter at *".!..g7t
t-lotne people der not think there Is
notch difference In eswil., but some
cow%; forget to rny their beara
while (•otilere take Ma j' •;;a In
arpolylog the table with, lux:- ae. pay.
aivine the hired girl.
the interest, clothing the hell
KNOWLEDGE-
"I WAS just preparing to devour My
steale evlieli he came rather hesitatiug-
ly toward my table. When. he reached
It, be pulled out the eacana chair op-
posite rae and sat down. Then I saw
him, take up the card and noticed that
his fingers shook a little, although he
hail not been tleinklag. In a moment
De. touebed me on the arm and in a
quiet voice $41.91,7
"I beg your pardons, but wonld it
Pc too reach to ask you to, buy nee
something to earl.
"For a Minute didn't speak. was
SO surprised at getting snob a request
• in the %lad of a rest attralit I WaS in
Creen...
"And why," 1 ventured to ask, "are
you called a. ('reek"
"Because," replied the red Indian,
with rare coutle2ecusien, "I'm apt to
be turbulent 'when my bead gets swell -
Anyway, It was clearly not became
his having much of anything to do
vith watere-Detroit Tribune.
...1.••••••••••••••••=1•••••••••••
Ito 1.Vna Sam
too bad that Each a pretty girl
as Mabel Sweet has such a distressing
sniffing babit."
"1 hadn't notlecti it. Are you sure
nifisV
"Atn 1 sure Why, 1 asked her to
tarry we last nigth and sbe sniff-
tl several times." - Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
A IteinerIcable Experience.
John Pollard, a bellringer at the
Burnley parish church, Lancashire,
England, has had a most remarkable
experience in' regard to the reign of
the late Queen Victoria. Born in the
same year as the 0,ueen, he rang at
her adtession to the throne, on her
coronation day, and since -then hag
never failed to take his aceus6oneed
place in the belfey on the occasion Of
her birthday celebrations., making
his experience perhaps a record one
'by his taking a part in the ringing
of a muffled peal on the receipt of the
news of the Queen's death. Mr. Pol-
lard is still very hale and hearty,
and, with the exceptiOrs of a little
deafness, retains all his faculties un-
iropaired.
rD to Date. -
Visitor -What Pas become of old
Scruggs, who wed to lieule horses all
the time?
Native -Oh, Seraggs? Didn't you
benr about bim? Ile's made a fortune
now and Is so blame stuck up be won't
trade ter flotilla but autyrnoblles any
toore.-BnitiMore Allitale1111.
• What "Bobs" Never Does.
lqever smokag. Never hap patience
with :those who drink*. t o excess.
Nev r tiges. oa the. Neviir parades
his piety. Never forces it on those
arourad him.. Never forgets a name
or factee Never passee a comrade.
Neyer forgete, to thank, those who
• serVe him.. Never omits to return a
• salu te, and novel', by apy chance,
neglects to give; te.etiso where praise,
alste, , •
3:atough o KIM
Doctor -1 see what the matter is; It's
dyspepsia. All you bare to do Is to
laugh heartily before and after each
meal,
Mrs. Binks-Impossible. I get them
myself arid wash the dIshes.-New
'York Weekly.
that 1 Ohba know what to do. %hen
1 looked down the aisle and gaW My
Slay 3rd. Lightning rods will protect,
waiter heading for toy table, tbe usual buildingi providing a good coutact is
mirk ou his expansive countenance. , made with wet earth, and L4.sute yon
"'Give your order quick,' 1 said as use a copper rod, wh rcot robt lL
he waiter came up. Then1 went on corrode and hare a plena:cal man do
roue work, All barns and exposed
vIth my dinner.
fi %live me a beefsteak rare, frled po. 1111,13ilitiniti3ng; rsol:itzki Le protected with
heumatism
_ 4
R, , at
ism other disease mates one feel so oid„,,
at stiffens tbe Joint% produces laireenees,
and umaes every motion psinful.
It is sometimes so had as a holly to diSa.
hie, and it sheuid never be neglected.
M. J. MeLonaki. Trenton, Ont., bad 10
atter a severe attheZ Of the grip; airs,
Hattie Tamer, Bolivar. Mo., linct it so
severely *he could not ha aoy thing end
eould scarcely get up or down staire; W.
II. Shepard, Sandy Iloolx, Conn., was 1410,
p with It. vote cola (Tea la July, and
could not drese Id:Itself.
According te teselmeniale Tfiltintarlly
giver, theee sufferers wee permauently
relievect. es .. titers be...-- been, by
-"' ',9 ' arilla
waki. corners tite aeulity QI the blood
co e eit It rieraientiset depends and builds
te• 'a: viva?. teat eu.
le .eol nee:: et,ee eonstio ration. Price ?A snits,
atoet.lettuce. iben '5(11" blaek c°ft.'e° Itichard Anderson P. rS. 1'. G.
and a Wee() Of tallue0 Vet" said rn). on acknowledged th
auority. says. it
guest tatt rnlee that seemed strange )" way he he'd tiimu as s.ettle.4.1 taet 1
COW 3 a ear 1...
composed, ,After the waiter Dad gene , that a well made lightuirg cooduetor, 'Q(4 1 - P
the man put down the dinner eard, properly placed and kept io an frionte
looked at me for a moment and then 'Rate, can no..ver, under :toy eircunr.
said:1 suppose you think I'm a good stances, f til fa its, actior„ that for, COLT: . ROTIN
* au sigrvimg gee that elect eleity travel.: bettee „leer ILL- la re-; e. oo ' '
MONEY TO LOA.
Stathorlood boos Go LTD.
Inget uhtovne otalgtiotredirpiiiigtveaotOprfoopoeartys 104 wegil.r Apx TALp-D .,,,P-rT„,,,,R0HASII
rates of Interest.
P101cSON Caltialiti
Exeter.
ONEY TO LOAN,.
MING alarge amount of private fends to
loan on farm and. villageproperdee at low rates
of interest.
F, W, MADMAN,
Barrister Moan St. Exeter.
'
OTHER TIMBER
.P.1THER STANDING, OR 'IN T 11
LOOS,
Apply' V
jeer te In. Tiredly le ewer E. Ci Kessel$
El E. J. BITEPS., B, TOROI•l VIel
dice-Crediten, Ont.,
Fonageevez. Ea-eorren. Ozer
. IWO N N (I 51. .11
p. 4; re dna e Vic tot la Li e rally
. ree anti resit:suet.. Laboras
tziy, INeter.
Oita ea Popo.
Papa -What a boy you are to ask
questions, johnnyi I never used to ask
so many questions when I Was a boy.
Johnny-Perbaps if you bad, Papa,
you might be alto to answer some of
inine.-Boston Transcript.
OR .
haven't had a thiug, to eat since Tester- ,,r0I'lm" than ai,y other suez-tance as
y noon. I've begged, borrowed and . 41'.Yel'ef 000 lenowee That ie why the
beu teeapied to steal even to get some- Ughtn" ll'eGniment
/3
thlug to eat, but It was no use. I had '''.4,"!'-`1""(s)rs 01! `IP Inu/dlaW•
o do something or go plumb Oritay. maw, f4144Votrit„,f,:,1,11,1,1: ",11e.falth tg
You think it's funny, I 'know, that I ,som of molt' ey 1')-1:0-'1,`"4.°,,i..ttin"141!!.11"
struck this place, but If I'd have struck ductors for your 17 1.1 111'
.)y so oto
wife Mr. e rem; •••
MARRIED
311"11:-FORMAaala Blau x`
4141)"..311;:: inb.tu
. by W
Aniale heth4s1i and vr 11.11
Slasys., •
Tio Itenson Apparent.
Mrs. Fijjit-Why doesn't Mr. Smithers come to our bouse any more?
Mr. Fijjlt-I can't imagine. I'm sure
I alwa.ys tried to entertain him by the
smart things our baby does too. -Ohio
State journal.
a beet stew joint or anything, under
this it's dollars to doughnuts that the '
kind of man that eats Itt titem would
lug fear and damage can be avert-
ed. Ontario alone has lost trd
lightning since Dlarch 12.th, Itiod.
have turned me down bard: , 'would scent renSonable to suppose that
"'The man was ravenously hungry. a man who is able to MVP :1. buil-4k: is;
When he got through, the platter was ' :Pr's° AM° t° Pr°tect it. "a that lie will
WiPc
fully realizes the
as eleau as I ever saw oue. ile never erileneeteesle'eherele e
tried to continue the conversation. .A31 iisiriini.o doinman. itssi,1 -- e, t e
While the waiter was getting Ids ca. lightning rods vfm,e.°ig'
11-uls re;iolt,titt.'Y
fee I saw blm figure up the pride. have never paid any losses when build-
" It's going to be .$1.23,' be said. , togs have been protected with teenier
fl I. know It: 1 mid, ttud. wile!) 1 rods. The Waterloo Mutual Fire In -
thought none was looking I passed the ., Ktrnuce Company in answer to a letter
' SPX'S "---
11101110Y Under the table. 'Maxi he got it, ; i.„ -„...."..e.
he said, 'Tbnule you: and 1 think his , -s....-gs. Wa.terloo, Werth let
Voice kind of shook. Pio took the cheek i the Dear Prim 1.°131Y to Your favor (If
begtostate that this corn -
from the wafter and 'without another : pan y-1,bas bad wenty-five losses by
'word went out, paying at the desk as i lightning thiring last year ; this is the
S
Pc passed. , smallest number of - 108e by light -
"It was about the sllekest game that aing for this length of time that we
I ever saw worked, and to this day it's haVe ball fox' tYlanY TParS• 1 ane much
pleased to be able to inform 3031that
a problem whether he Was a profes-
To Be Expected.
"He fell in Jove With her becaose she
had a way of her Own."
"Yes, and now they are married he's
miserable because she insists upon -.al-
ways having her own way." --Philadel-
phia
ea one of those 23 premises were pro -
signal or not." : teeted by lightning rods. This
company bus not, during, the time of
Ou li;e0Tile2n• Cut Flower's. , ' my inspectorehip, of over 21.yeere,
A. woman 11110 bas given ll'aeu lual a single loss by lightning where
the buildings were protected by light -
thought and care to flowers gives some
valuable suggestious for preserving ning ads, I am omits faithfully,
their beauty as long as passible after J. 3-3. liughes, Inspector.
cutting. She says: Any person 'wishing work done in
this line, by dropping this office a card
The ends of the stems of all flowers
will be informed, where you can get a
sbould be cut oft before they are practical man to do your work rezison-
pinocti water. It is better to strip ably mid with good material, guaran-
tbe leaves frotu that part of the stem teed to protect your buildings for a
which will be immersed. number of years. See that your guar -
Do not allow the ends of the stenis antee reads "The Valley City Light -
to rest on the bottom of the vase. ning Rod Ccmpany, Dundas Out."
In. cutting the ends snip them off 'This compeny -erects nothing but cop -
at right angles to the stalk,
Change the water cede day, and at
the same time again cut the ends of
the flower stems.
Do not place flowers near or under
lights, gas or lainp, wben it can be
avoided.
allenonette Is generally grown in a
cool house and for this reason often
the principal thing in a lightning rod,
droops when first placed in a heated
and every person eviler erects a rod
room. It is well to put it in the'ice should see that his rods reach damp
box, in water, for a time, when it will earth,
revive "harden"' and, if properly S. C. notalans, Electrician,
cared for each clay, last a long time.
Many flowers do more satisfactorily
if placed in -water with the chill off
until the stems have become Bfled and
are then allowed to stand in an ice
chest or very cool place for a time.
Roses will occasionally revive if placed
In ice water, always with the ends of
the sterns previeusly cut.
Never place cut flowers in a draft or
In sunliglit.
Yard of Ragtime.
We'll have no more of ragtime. the big musicians
say;
sflo airs but those called classic trom henceforth
they will play.
No longer Mr. Johason they'll ask to turn Inc
loose;
No more all coons resemble each other; what's
the use?
And shall the eyes called goo goo grow sleepy on
the shelves?
Tear off a yard of ragtime and let's enjoy our-
selves!
When we must. sit through Wagner, our posture
must be prini,
And when they play. Beethoven our faces must be
griin,
•Or while they give us -Handel or Chopin, Bach or
Liszt .
Prom attitudes respectful our forms must not de-
sist,
But vrhen we tire of mystic affalut of gnomes and
elves
Tear off. a yard of ragtime and let's enjoy our•
selves I
Tear off a yard of ragtime; let's take our clothes
and go. .„
It certainly was good to us; I guess Yon ollga.$ to
know;
It cannot be that ragtime mast leave its happy
home
An with the coal black lady through dark els.
li Tien roam. .
Not muchi You. man ithe Addles or with the
drumstick delves,
'Tear off a yard of regthne and let's o
ut-
• seiveal -
s-Belttnerre Americas.
per Jobs, and goarantees nothing but
copper rods. Twisted wires will rust
and corrode and are not safe, and your
money is theown away in erecting
such material, aad no insurance com-
pany will give any reduction on any
rod outside of copper, which is recom-
mended by all electricians for its con-
ducting power. It will not rust in the
earth and the ground connection is
An Eagle That Plebes In a City.
A handsotne bald eagle spends two
or three hOurs every morning catching
fish at a plitee withia the city limits in
plain view of the passengers on a trol-
ley car line. He perches on an oak
tree near the shore of a lake in which
carp and catfish are plentiful. When
Ills "eagle eye" espies tish the
shallow water near the sbore, down he•
swoops and, seizing tbe fisb in his
talons, Mee back to the tree, whsre be
eats and then watches for another.vic-
tine. The bird of freedom has•chosen
the position well; as the tree is on the
extreme end of a long peninsula whigh
DA one can approach without being
viiible for ha If a tnile.--Portland Ore-
gonian. '
Canada's Population,
Illinois is pulling up on Canacla,,and
If the rate of increase in the two re-
gions is maintained In the next ten
years at the figure which has prevailed
for the last ten Illinois will be close to
Canada's heels at the time the next
dm:Nodal censuses are taken. These
are comparisons which _always have an
ominous look for paoadians.-St. Louis
GlobC-Democrat:
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Dr °alright. 'I trunto. ex: July 214, iteesie
Trvritlitie, white.; of tie. :m( tt
of Matte, N. se
EAcklER, WANT!. 1.).,
.reaciwr for Stitt:el Se ViCii No. To,sow.iti
of Stephen. duties to ceanianee Aug. lethe
APPlieante mithass axle co24.5Uu34.atea1i05.4 to
litelaire IlattilltotaSem Treasurer Uraud lit 101
Ont.
aepa„ents must apt.; ar reveal:die.
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DICKSON 8e. CARUNGe
Barristers. R.aleitors, ,Notariee. tooreeencers.
Cc,nardaleacre. Solleitors ter the 'eloleons
Beret, Ete.
Meney Wheat). loweet retee of interest.
OFFICE:-VAIle STelarer, 'ExeerE.R.
o. n. Caltiatint otessos
p. W. MADMAN
(Succeesor to Mott &Gladman)
BaniAer, Solicit% liotaiy
Comoyancer, Etc.,
.I‘loney to loan on ram and villoge
ropertics at. Lowest rates of interest -
OFFICE MAIN STREET EXETER
L'CTION SALE OF 100
ACRE FARM NEAR ENETEll.
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Mr. John Gill has reeeived insttuet ieue to t•ell
by Public Auction. on the premises. lot 0. cou.
Le, Towzahip of e..7teehen, meter lievoie on
.9 otteird seay, Jetty 27th, 1901
At ft (Mock, p, tu., the followieg ;impiety ;-
One hundred meet: of lend, more or less.-
ilfty acres situated in I be Township of Stephen
being north half of lot No. 6, 1st coneoseion ;
and fifty acres in the Township of Usborne,
being north half cf lot No, 4, in lite 1st Canoe:,
slOnt both titles fronting on the London road.
The, fifty acres in Stephen Townsbip has a
geed bank barn, tirst-claes frame house; with
brick celler, three wells of good water, is well
fenced and in a high state of cultivation.
Tho fifty acres in Csborne Township is also
well fenced, has two wells Of good water, and
is under a good surd° of cultivation. 13oth
properties are well underdrained.
This is a desirable farm, situated within
Ones miles of Exeter. one mile from Centralia
and, is convenient to schooland church.
1 TERMS t --Made known en day of Sale.
Further particulars can be had. onapplication
to
GEO. WEB13ERI or to JOHN' 9ILL,
Proprietor Auctioneer,
48-3t Exeter P0.
More cases of sick headache, bilious -
tress, constipation, ran be cured in
less Mare, with less medicine, and for
less money, by using Carter's Little
Liver Pills, than by any other means.
BE THORODONLY PRiPARin FOR BUSINESS
Central //
aoh.e,
STRATFORD, ONT.
Never before in the history of our
college have our graduates been so
remarkably successful in securing ex-
cellent situations immediately ' on
leaving college as during the present
year. If you have a diploma from
our college you need no' "political pull"
or influential friends to help you to
success. You can stand on your own
merits and will surely advance to the
talent. Our courses of study are com-
plete, systematic, valuable -the best
in Canada to -day. Catalogue free.
W. J. ELLIOTT,
Principal.
EINOMICWIC•MITRMIAI•111•109.
..111115110101MIll
Thee.
no escaping the germs of consmnp-
tion; kill them with health. Realth
IS your only means of killing them.
Scott's Emulsion. of cod-liver oil
will give you that health, if any-
thing will.
er,o, FAR Met SAMPLD AND T1111
scow a soc.sinvaated, voi„;eilgeik.attigtostsre. .Tonort•ro.
PENT -1.1,
Exeter .
Roller Mi IS0
Highest price paid for clean
.ed wheat,
Large stock of mill fec I on
hand.
_
P.a. AND 1
PM ISINeMAN. i
P. tg. le V. S., llocer elratleate g
`.1 melee 1. 4.-545-14.y, Dentist,
'14.t.:It eetreete 43 ail beet vain or "
bad lifter tarts, (41-3ee in Fan.
4.(i/1'S 1,100.1:. 117('S1 cf MalW,
Exttete
•
DENTIST.
Thaler uroduate of tee Tercet* Vuirsassity
atti. Iteeal College ef Mena Sammie' er,
untarto. with hotors Also Pcst-grindliale of
t Menge Seheol of Pres -theta. letatiszte {with;
Leer) t Meg Imolai to the 11034101 Prefetalon
heaviableateettee,
dee.e14.1 tlee (-thee. Ittititze ora, erenvias,
'tfi•ilqie4.1,.;m1 done ta
tire 24., i-4. 5150 ▪ re4vtly
44 fill tat 1h4. %r4.4;
Viral, I tv ,t 4' e,71 Jae-
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WATl:R1400 duTuA.r,
t Inv el re.
Fattalotsatett in ulna.
1 AD DI! WE • IVATERI Cgi
Wofid Wontee.
Co bbledick 6: on
This signa.ture is on every bo:c of the genuine
Laxative Broino.Quinine Tablets
the remedy that cures a cold in one day
Exeter, JULY 2Ith1901.
Wheat per bushel .. 63 to 64
Oats
Barley...-. ....... .... . 38 to 40
Peas ...... ... GO to GO
Butter..... ., 14 to 14
Eggs ....JO to 10
Turkeys 8 to 8
Geese . , ... 5 to 5.
Chickens per lb 5 to o
Ducks 7 Lo 7
.. 16_ to 17to 6
Dried.4plea.. ..
Pork live 'weight ...- ....., .. 57. to Si (0
- -co
FOR THE ',NEXT 15 DAYS.
A good Assortment
ALSO HEAVY PANTINGS
AT CO,Fre
aut to clear these lines .at once
W jCPIINS,
ThQ Tetilior
Bugg es
34 F. Russell
wieltes it) announce to the piddie
r tlutt be has for sale a large aeeortment
I:. 03,y 4. 04'55or rof First -Claes Mapes, anatubo
er
MIKADthe
seeveetea eceilen in 'fee:en
leto7,4'.11101i(toitime(•it.. SWARE 130X Ilt706113S,
4.0241
Via., M• erea I'M,
;11 flt V401446 54:4 PI) 4.0114.5' 'eles.•:istinas i.:
ii *mane proem i • !Wending 4.5I534.04. tem) PHAETONS
tl ; ;I On el WM-IMOD the Prentiem Soto ): • .
t1t.1 eysitte., up•to-date.
1,2154 5 the asst. 3*1-VAT'Elth3q VitUtrIteY liaS. .
Jill 4.14.7.1i., 1'0331%0. revenue prencrly to the '.. The rigs 1110 01 the letest et yle, best
rowel 1 11* -172‘0' k! 54.I!1 4.'50t ill i°°"131010 ', nOrkZilantrIliP and perfect linieb.
t'atette.,
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS
AN OLD AND WELL-TNTED 11.DMEDY.-Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for
over fifty years by millions of mothers for their
children while teething, with perfect success
It soothes the child, Softens the gums. allays al
pain, cures wind colic. and is the best remedy
for Diarrhcea. It is pleasant to the taste. Sold
by druggists in every- port of the world. 25
cents a bottle. Its value is incalculable. Be
sure and ask for Mrs Winslow's Soothing
Syrup and take no othei kind.
"Gather thistles,
expect- prickles?'
Haunt "bargain.
sales" and apect -
satilfaction.
Good. thins don't.
go a begging; and'
insurance is 'worth
having.
• Sure. value, up to
the isiAlter-r price.
•
"Tb e Stater:Shoe
ustIgkotteill
la 3', Speaciatikig, Sole Local Agent.
AA., vie. a tee, matte . cue:Mai:a. or Cash
iTi I tkiNC11;11:141i 1,01,A.titat',11 Olt t AGENT FOB. AY AI -KER.-
ravsffice VILLE. WAGGONS,
3141; IUD. 1\ blce 11311,1 DWI WO. t
secretary ; . I.lat bet a Ina eater CIIAS.
Pali., Apt ra for mer end viciaity.
Passed 11 WerMS I ga.ve Dr. Low's 'Worm
GET MY PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY
syrup tonly little girl, two and a bate Sears!
Mrs. Pe Roy, Xiimanagb, Oat. . S S el1
worm 174 Me Om s. : F
04:112t, rteult War: that t•ht• pru.sed 15 round
,
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TO BLACE.SMITI-IS.
A t'st-elriss Blacksmith Shop, well equiPPed,
with sett of public weigh scales in connection.
First-class business guaranteed to right man.
Terms moderate. Also farm 30 10111, JOU acres.
Apply to L. MeeTacoeite, Exeter North, Bay
A GC OD LNVEETMENT.
Fansona brick hi/4k and dwelling,in Exeter,
for sale. The brick block Is well situated, on
Main street, is 111x55 feet, three storeys, and
contains four stores. ofit ees and halls, all leased.
This is tho best bustaese stand in town- The
dwelling is 'brick of two storeys and contains 10
rooms, s admirably adapted for a boarding
house. The property inust be disposed ot
Terms easy, apply to D. L. Fanson, Exeter,
Ont.
pli3OPERTIES FOR SALE
Brick house situated on Andrew St., Exeter,
containing ten rooms, with from one to ten
50105 01 land ; also large brick divelling(occu-
pied by owner) containing twenty rooms, good.
furnace, with from one to ten acres of land,
good orchard and bank barn One hundred
acres of land partly cleared, small house and
stable, situated two and a half miles west of
Exeter. Twenty-five acres of good land in
Hay Tovvnship. Several choice building lots
situated in pleasant locality. Terms easy.
Apply to,
J, N. HOWARD, EXEISR, .
Two Doors South Town Hall.
1 Exeter, April Ma.
VOTERS' LIST 1901.
Municipality of the Village of Exeter,
County of Huron.
NOTICE is hereby given that I have trans-
mitted or delivered to she persons mentioned
in Sec. 8 and of THE ONTAB10 VOTERS,
LAST ACT, the copies required by said sec-
tions to be so transmitted or delivered of the
List made Pursuant to said Act, of all persons
appearing by the last revisedAssessment Roll
of the said Municipality, at Elections for Mem-
bers of tile Legislative assembly aucl at Muni-
cipal Elections, and that the said List was first
posted at my office on 1120 12312. day ofJuly, 1901
and remains there for inspection. Electors
are collect upon to examine the said. List and if
a.ny omissions or any errors are fonnd therein,
to take immediate proceedings to have the
said errors corrected according to law.
Clerk. oi t1;e Village of Exeter.
Dated at Exeter, this 19.311 day et 34.11y' A. D.
1901.
CREDITON
Roller Mills
MOS. d.11111.1rX
Our mill has been remodell-
ed with the Gyrator System
and people tell us they now
make better bread than bak.
er's when using our flour.
Origin ang
Don Fromptill.
H. SWITZER.
pUBLIC NOTICE -
FARM FOR SALE,
The undersigned offers Lot 16, con, 5, Town-
ship Stephen, for sale, at 0 reasonable price.
There is situated ot the premises a dwelling,
good bank barn, orchard, is well fenced D,ncl
drained, and first-chiss clay for the manufac-
ture of either brick or tile.
For INITUOUID,TS apply to
15- jy.3m JACOB SWEITZER,
.
diton P 0
London, Huron and Bruce
GOING Nonni-- Passenger.
London. depart 8.15 A, re. 4.10r. M.
Centralia ........ 9.1 5 50
Exeter
1130 6.0
Henson 9.11 6.15
latazem 9.60 625
BrDoefiold 0.68 6.33
Chnton ,...... ... . . 10.15 665
Winghara, arrive 11.10 . 8.00
GOING So OTN-- Passenger
Wingharo, depart .. 613 A. tr. 3.15 P. a
Clinton 7.17 425
Brumfield 8,05 1.49
Kippen .. . .... 8.15 4.57
Itensall 8.22 5 ed
Exeter .... ........ . . . 8.35 5.14
Centralia 8.46 5.28
London. arrive 9.37 6.12
Notice is here -by given that, Wm. labelniail
My step -son having left his home without
consent. I will not be responsible for any debts
contracted by him.
' einene.
Dashwood. Tune, 27th, 1901,
Elargaitis ili
LACY C 1 ea g1
1M^..41.
Having secured a quantity
of high grade wheels at much less
than regular prices, we have de-
cided to give our customers the
benefit of the deal and will sell
while they last a wheel of the
highest quality at the price . you
are generally asked for one of
third quality. Come quick for
at the rate they are going they
will only last a few days.
• Don't forget our Pianos, Or-
gans and Sewing Machines are
the output of the best houses in
the trade. ,
We•have nobby carriage6
and waggOns for the children.
Cive us a Call.:
S MARTIN.
3:5,122•A,