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Exeter Times, 1902-1-23, Page 7t‘ 1 ereeeerweetweiliseeiereeseereseeieeter "Bitter is patience, but its fruit is sweet." inconvenient is Waiting, but better order ELVA than accept substitutes. Get the shoe you know, - "The Slater Shoe" '6001Year Welted' E. J. S PACKMAN. Co rooal .A.gent ••••000000080000 0000seeme W' ra SW 2 • • CI b iug • • 9 • 9 • • We have completed clubbing ja arrangements for 1901 with seer- * eral ot the leading newspapers. Owing to the high prices of paper and payment of postage by newspapers the rates in some cases slightly in advance of pre- vious years. All of the follow - with the exception of the dailies, O will be sent to any addrees from 0 now until January, lst, 1903, for • amount named. The rates will be as follows: eees=1 • The Times and Daily Globe,$4.25 2 a The Times and Weekly Globe • for $1.60 The above includes tvvo hand - so some pictures -one an excellent picture of the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall in medallion settings O with the Royal Standard as a 11, background, the other a fine pic- ture of two farm horses, called • "The Farm Pets." , • The Times and Weekly Mai1E7e • and Empire ,, ... $1.75 • al The above includes two hand- § some pictures by John Innes, in me colors, size 14 x 25 inches, entit- le .0 ed "On the edge of the herd," • and "The Miner's Farewell," e. The Times and Daily 'Mail • • and Empire (evening edi- • tion) .. . ... $3.25 I The gimes and. Daily 'Mail and Empire (morning edition) $4.25 • The Times and Weekly Sun $1.75 • • The Times and Family Her- e sg, ald and Weekly Star$1.75 SThe above includes handsome O pictures of the Kin and Queen lees and a copy of Gains °rough's fa- mous picture "The Duchess of e Devonshire." illiThe Times and Montreal • Herald (daily) ...... $1.75 • 0 iThe Times and London Daily -A!) Advertiser $2.50 2 The Times and London 50 Weekly Advertiser....$1.50 • The Times and Toronto 00 Ce* Daily Star $2.50 • 5The above includes a picture • ofiKing Edward. 2 The Tixnes and Toronto 5 • Daily News $2.50 • The! Times and Farming • World $1.80 ° O The Times and Montreal • The Times and Montrea811.65 - 0 Weekly Witness • ser • ree-Daily Witness $3.25 fie The Times and Farming...$1.75 The Times and Christian Rates 9 66666909000096 0 0 0 0 0 9 9 9 • Cs) e. 9 • • 9 9 • 0 9 9 • 0 • 0 • 0 • 0 . $2.00 • Guardian P9 Any other paper desired can • 2 heeled cubbling rates. • w The Times and Free Press se • O morning edition . . ... $3.25 • • e Times and noon or even - he Time and D eekly edi- ing edition ...... ........ $2. I ton.......... TIMES OFFIC$EL.75 °N45 0 .0.00090egeeeetbeeeee.e....* iongtsgrocikag will outwear two pairs of .common rubbers. For three years we have proved that with nir..._ripyOu can stub jog 5 Stoiro ---ev your f o t, but you cannot stub the rubbers. genuine , g fgega, are Staenped isew' upon the sole of each rubber with our copy- wec,..,Atire, righted name 311/01T65: do not allow' yourself to be de- ceived by imitations. ItineS LEATHER TOP fiffidi • the best on the market, 6 -inch, 9 -inch arid 12 -inch tops, vvith Rolled L.dge and Heels. They are can ',:ed In stock, and your dealer cz' n order them for you. The J. D. Kum co., Limited have exc I asive • control ot an Robbers 111110k I\ )(1)ERT fiI1 Vic Nowof Interest to T41108 Readers tlapooning in these Gountios Middlesex On Monday evening last the mem- bers of the Liven brass band pleasant- ly surprised their Sec'yeTreas., S. A. Doupe, by presenting him with an ad- dress and a bandsonie tilting and re- volving office chair, The residence of IL D. Stanley, near Granton, was the scene of one of those events, which always prove of inter- est, being the marriage of Miss Melia Hodgins, sister of Mrs. R. D. Stanley, to Win. Hanna. of Oarsonville, Mich„ on Dec, 31st, at 10 o'clock as Wm, Ward, of Chicago, is at present in London settling' up tile estate of the late Geo.Butler, of Lucian, who died 20 years years ago. The estate was worth $10,000, and was left to seven persons, who were of age, and ono minor. Mr. Ward is representing ewo of the heirs, Midis Stone and Midis Clark, of Chicago. • PUTNAM'S PAINLESS OORN AND WART EXTRAOTOR Is the only remedy that positively cures corns and warts without pain in twenty-four hours. Ask your drug- gist about it, he has sold it for a long time. Club any druggist who offers you a substitute tor Putnam's Painless Corn Extractor, Re knows it is the best ; you will too if you try it. Perth Dr. A. A. Knox, an old St. .Marys boy, has just located in that town. • Parkhill defeated a by-law to es- tablish waterworks in that town by 77. G. W. Harnwell, who has been the efficient principal a the Public school at Kirkton for the past year, has de- cided to take up another line and on Saturday left fox. Stratford to take a course in the Business College of that city. The death of Mrs. Johanna White McLeod, relict of the late David Mc- Leod, took place on January 14th at the age of 82 years. For some time past she had lived with her son-in-law, Mr. Jas. Fairburn, lot 18, Con. 16, Blanshard. A very pretty wedding was solemn- ized at the home of Mr. Alonzo Mar- tin, James street, St. Marys, on Thurs- day evening last, when his third dau- ghter, Carrie Richardson Martin, was united in marriage to Mr. Ernest Beatty Switzer, of Wetaskiwin, Al- berta, • While Miss Olara and *Miss Nellie Francis were going to Fullerton last Friday in a cutter their 'horse got frightened at a dog and threw them out and then ran away. Miss Clara Francis was badly bruised and receiv- ed a very severe shaking up, but Miss Nellie escaped any serious hurt. The residence of Mr. John Cole, Russeldale was the scene, 'at five o'clock Wednesday afternoon of last week, of a very pleasant event, when Miss Minnie Cole, one of the most amiable young ladies in Fullerton be- came the bride of Mr. Jas. Frank 'Wil- liams, of the firm of John E. Williams & Son, Mitchell. There died at the residence of his son, on the 5th concession of Hibbext, on Tuesday evening, January 9111, one of the oldest residents of the county of Pei th,in the person of Mr. John Ryan, at the age of 88 years, after a very brief illness. Although he had. been in failing health for many years, still he kept up in his usual spirits until nearly the last. The late Mr. Ryaa was born in the county Tipperary, Ireland, arid came to this country in the year 1844, settlingfirst in the city of Hamilton, where he engaged in, the blacksmithing business until the year. 1860, when he came to the township of Hibbert, and settled on the farm on which he resided until the time of his death. He was married in the old land to Catharine.Kennedy, who pre- deceased him about 20 years. They had seven childx.en, five of whom are still living, John, in California; Thos. who resides on the homestead, and wheshas been reeve and county coun- cillor of Hibbert aud Perth for over 20 consecutive years ; Mrs. T. Ryan and Mrs. T. McFadzeitn, of McKillop, and Miss Ryan at home besides 14 grandehildren and len great grand obildren. TVVENTY YEARS OF BRONCHMS ----- errwenty Years of Bronchitis. Cap - rein Dunlop, of Kingston, commander of the steamer "Bohemian," of the -R. ez 0. fleet, suffered unceasingly for awenty years, and although he took treatment all that time permanent re- lief was not obtained until he used "Oatarrhozone"which cured him quick- ly and permanently. The Captain says "Catarrhozone is the best cure for Bronchitis on the globe, pleasant to nse, quick to relieve and sure to cure." Catarrh ozone is wonderful treatment for all d'seases of the Throat, Lungs and Bronchial Tubes, Two rctonths' treatment, price $1.00, snaall size, 2n, Druggists or Polscn & Co, Kingston, o e b. 11eu4 a No ether eisease makes one feel 80 X t stiffens the Joints, produeve lameeees, and makes every niotion painful. It le sometimes so bud a wbolly 0 atsa, ble, and It piloted never be neglected. . M. J. McDonald, Trenton, Ont., had it after a severe attack of the grip; Mre, Hood's Sarsaparilla which eorrectS the acidity of the blood on which rtieumatism depends and builds up tbe whole system, 11000e PILO Ore constipation. Pries 25 oente. Townsend, will take Lip his abode in Wesley Newcombe. who has held a ral News. The death of Jorge) Ceelarel Whe stoee, young' eon Of Me. 'Abraham Weetetone, of Lakeeide, is At very, ea one, ()illy sixteen yeare of age, t6 elmlmi to death by brouolais. There are several hundred Galician girls in tioniestie service - with ()Ana. d ian faunlike througlunit IVIaxiitobas they make good servants, 11X0 biddable and readily learn. the Englieh language tri(ele elct(uih ineouuting to $1,000,000 has bees) received at St. Paul, Minn., for payment, of the policy on the life of Frank IL Peavey, the late Wane- epolis inillionaire. It is said to. be the argest check ever drawn in payment of a life insurance iesk, The Dominion Presbyterian, meet1. ing with a vexed question enquires ; "Whether you would rather hold a fowl soil, and give $3 worth of row' to it, together with $3 worth of time, and $10 worth of temper, or band over $2 to the churcb treasurer in herd castle Who will have sand enough to pro- pose the business way of setting the question?" 'Battle Turner, noliver, Mo., bad it SO SeVerely she could not lift enything and I could searcely get up or dowNtatro ; W. Shepard, Sandy Hook, Conn., Wft3 laid ; up with it, WaS evea in july, and COUld not dres$ himself. According to testimonials volantarily given, these sufferers were permanently I relieved, as others bave been, • Position as leading salesman in his brother's store at Clinton, has taken I •- a position as window dreeser with R. 11. White of Boston. Mr. Tames Campbell has disposed of his farm on the north boundary, Mc - to his neighbor, Archie Olarke, A good vart of the place is thickly tim- bered with black ash. John Anderson, one of Huron's old- est settlers died at his home near Kip - pen on Feiday last. His death was due to the alter effects of a severe fall re- ceived a couple of years ago. One of those happy events occurred at Mr. Samuel McCurdy's, Farquhar, last week, when his daughter, Miss Maria, was joined in the holy bonds of matrimony to Mr. Peter Cowper, of lharaitoba, A regrettable accident happened at the public school, Zurich, on Tuesday noon by which, the second son of Mr. Peter Deichert broke his leg. The boys were playing in the yard and while running the boy fell and one of his playmates fell on his leg fracturing it above the knee. Mr. James Armstrong,• Varna, had the misfortune one day last week, as be was hewing neckyokes, to let the hand axe cut into his right knee, leav- ing quite a gash, which will lay him up for a few days. The members and adherents ar • Rain end:meat have no effect on harnese treated with Eureka Har- ness Oil, It re.. sins the damp, keepatheleath- er soft and pit - able. Stitches do net break. .„ No rougb.sur- face to chafe ancient The harness not only keele looking like new, but wears twice' as longby the • use ofEureka Harness 011. ereeeeseerieek Sold everywhere in carm- an sizes. Slade by Imperial Oil., Company.- "7,=,"Ke - • -"I=OEMEE/101600101 RADIAL RAILWAY LINES. --- Goshen Methodist church, showed Sbould the electric railway charters their respect and good -will for their be granted which the Legislature has pester, Rev. J. W. _Andrews, in a very been asked to pass this year, and practical way. On Friday evening should the companies interested carry last they agreeably surprised him by out the construction of all the lines presenting him with a good tag load of projected, 1,040 miles will be added to oats. the rural, electric railway 'mileage of The many friends of Miss Eloise the Province. Twelve companies fig- Skimings,Goderich, will regret to hear ure in the applications. The Goderich Radial Lines proposed aa e that a fall outside of the Public Li- brary last Tuesday resulted in a frac-. Goderich Radial Lines- ture of her right arrn. The accident Goderich to Dungannon will prevent the lady from conducting Oarlow to Auburn her correspondence with outside joule Auburn to Blyth nals for some weeks, and our people Blyth to Walton will hope that the period of inactivity will not be a long one. The death of Miss Agnes Wingle daughter of Mr. John Wingle, of Mc' Kill°, took place on Monday, On the - previous Friday she underwent an operation for appendicitis, performed by Dr. Wishart, of London, and Dr. McGinnis, of Seaforth. The operation however, although successful at the time, failed to save her lite, She was a bright, winsome young woman, 20 years of age. The death ot Mrs. Robert Dodd, of McKillop, took place on Monday last, after an illness of about a vveek, from inflanarnation, the result of a. cold. Mrs. Dodd's maiden name was Mar- garet Grieve. She was the eldest daughter of the late Mr. Hugh Grieve, of the 2nd con, McKillop, and a sister of Mr. John G. Grieve, and Mrs. R. Common and Mrs. Tames Sleeth, •of Seaforth. She was in her fifty-second year. The Tuckersmith council elect for 1902 met at Daly's hall, Egraondville, on Monday last, as directed by statute, and eaeh member, having made the requisite declarations of office, entered upon their duties. Election accounts were passed, amounting to $50.20, Messrs. Andrew Scott and Ttiomas N. Forsyth were re -appointed auditors, David McIntosh, V. S., of Brucefield, was re -appointed a member of the Board ofIHealt h for the ensuing term; and Mr. Wm. Chesney was -re-engaged as assessor at a salary of $80. On Wednesday afternoon'Lorne Tabb, aged 4 years, son of Thomas Tabb, of the 6th con., Colborne, was accidentally and fatally shot by his cousin, Ernest Stevens, aged 9 years. A rifle had been loaned and returned the day previous, and Mr. Tabb hav- ing only one cartridge, placed it in the rifle, an old Snyder, and stood it in the corner of the upper hall Way. On the day of the accident, Mr. and Mrs. Stevens, with their son, Lorne, visited their relatives and. the children I ones are not well made -and played together. Mrs. Tabb noticed her nephew near the rifle and told. him' all of the old ones are racked not to touch it, but be 'replied, "It is not loaded, as it was fired off yester- ; frOell long usage.. day," and the next thing she heard a was the fatal shot that drew her to Scott's Emulsion fixes all the hallway, where she found her son, terect the boy's mouth and blew away rifle en" ' kinds. It does the work both dead. The charge from the a, large portion of the head. • 1 inside and out. It makes soft AJohn Graham was married by Rev. i bones hard, thin blood red, At Goderich, about 45 years ago, Dr. Fraser, and he and his wife lived weak lungs strong, hollow • together 20 or 25 years, when she left ti him and went to Ohio. They had seyeii places full. Only the best ma- childr011, the eldest befit born in 185r, isos, G-raharo, saying be was a widow,. _and the patches don t show er, was married to a woman at, Toron- to'h Rev W W Weeks. He died through the new glow of health. recently, leaving 8360 cash undisposed h t it his turn. of by will. The Natiional Trust Com- ' 0 one as o wait pauy was Asked by the son, Chas. A. Graham and the daughters, Mar- You can do it yourself -you garet, Taylor and Jane Ann Unlit, to rwocure administration of this inoney belonging to the first widow. The second widow objected, and. .wanted the money for herself as tho only- true •widow, The matter came before Judge McDougall at Termite SOMS 11101Iths educe, and he gesso out the judgment `.Chursday evening. FL3 Went into the question of the marriage at length, and has decided that the first widow has the claim, Letters of administra- tion, therefore, will 00 to the NatAonal 10 .5 6 '7 re Home • Witter To Work at Their 140,ITIOS Under the Direction of A Pa •The'GLASGOW WOOLLEN CO, 37 MELINDA $To, TORONTO, To FM Large Oontracts-Ooo g Easily Earnedg Walton to Seaforth 12 Seaforth to (Minton ......... .. . ...... 8 Clinton to Goderich 12 Blyth to Wingha.m.... ..... Wilton to Brussels ...........7 10 .9 28 .24 30 .8 Brussel to Wroxeter Bayfield road to Bayfield Bayfield to Parkhill .Parkhill to London Dunlop to Kincardine Kincardine to Tiverton Tiverton to Port Elgin . .. ........16 Port Elgin to Southampton 5 Southampton to Wiartou,... .....20 Wiarton to Owen Sound 16 Kincardine to Walk erton ..... . . : . 24 Total 270 Repairing Neatly Done Never thought •of such a sign for a medicine did you? Well, it's a good sign for Scott's Emulsion. The body has to be repe., ired like other things and Scott's Emulsion is the. medicine that aoes it. These poor bodies wear out from worry, fron over -work, from disease. They get thin and weak. Some of the new • • Huron Miss Emily Turner, who has been • teachiog near Bayfield. has given up • teachillg. [ S. Berwick, Mefeillop, has bought a • place in Algoma, and intends going there to reside. . 'Henry Youngblut, was operated on • I, Dr. Turnbull, of Goderich, lesqweek, for ap p en d ici Us, Henry Travrook owlet, res 'den t of riety trownsliip earl who for some years resided in. Miehigaa, died keit week. Amos Townsend, who has rented . is farm to ‘his cousin, Mr. Thos. THE HOME MONEY MAKER iele.1"t and the youngest in 187 October 1st, te ls are used in the patching and the 'bottle. This picture. represents the Trade Mark of Scott's Emulsion and is on the -wrapper of eveiy bade.. Send or free sample. scorr & 13OWNE, TORONTO • CANADA 50C. titl44 eX. all druggists. 'We want a TSTJ more workers in this locality, at onceand in otter to secure your co.operation without the delay of correspondence,' wo herewith oxpiain our full plan • In this advertisement. ' The work is simpie, and the Machine • Is easily operated, and with the Guide, 'Irnulcrrt, cntoaffteoafch;ok%rkellrfsillOeUt vtfusishbentC:4 from you promptly with the Contract, order form, ano ro achine weighs 17 pounds, It la mere wonmittanoe, as a guarantee, d we will send M- an machine and outfit to begin work at once. de efastilotohromblao, saeowdinogiamh °aro holitioes, oi.ti st '0 R ETHOD OF DOING I3USINESS We WIShr to secur e the services or families to do knitting reeerencee as to our honesty and Integrity, we must ask ,. for us In their horn es. Our method is the same as adopted. you to do the same, in order that we may know 'with whom - In• England, we are the introducers of this plan and. the we are dealing. We have, in as brief a manner as possilele, eadeavored . largest knitting concern in Canada. • After long' experience, we have been. able to produce an to show vole what our work is, and we simply say as to the, • machine, it is Joel What we represent it to be, and will poste°, efthesreeebmylesesnabkIninitg- tively do everything we claim for it, or refund the money, trAinugtoraisautioow dMortucehibnye °buy,. wirhairuchilvalluicoihnidose, anyone Of ordinterY intelligence to quickly learn to do the Each machine, securely packed with an outfit, Is sot up for work from the Ins truction Guide. Alt we require, is thee work, thoroughly tested, and a sock or stocking partialler YOU use the machine according to directions. The Machine knitted before boxiiwg ileinbdo suhelopepoisrty, to85110 yuosu adaesvace Con - so eitexoparneusos tlypofoosrioityhismapkuorpaosme,istaankdo tiuheitoopweroartkio, n ternolettgeorwcieltrhFuosrut, , properly signed by you,ad at least One The great demand now is for Bicycle Stockings, Wood- good reference, together with the remittance, accoreingle. men's Socks, and lelotormen'e Mittens, and as we are un- open receipt of which we will forward machine and taitelt able to supply the demand, have taken this method et ad- ready to nonunenee. • Respectfully yours, vertlaing for more help, • The large export trade to the North-west Territories, GLASGOW WOOLLEN CO,,, 31 Melilla street, Toronto British Cohn -Tibia, and the British Colonies, furnishes an un- mess Houses. lirni red demo net for our goods, and, 'with the combined co- Our References -Express foutplunies, Ranks, or Toronte Must - If you, 'wish to examine tine. nmehine and see the rna- by which we save rents, insurance, interest on capital, etc., terial before undertaking the work, you •can clo SO by eareemgbiLY1 ntog' trrgne together withthelosfratehuouroauluayt offamknililetteinwgewaer enables us to undersell any manufacturers of this class of •sending $3.00 as a guarantee of good faith, •and to elefra:e ee goods, and we have sale tor all the knitting we can have expense ef shipping, and we will send everything to your nearest express company, leaving a balance of twelve turned out. The price we pay for finished bicerele stockings is $10.00 dollars t� pay the agent and 25 cents for the return chargee ° per hawked, or at the rate of 10c per pair; woodmen's on the money to us, . learn to knit without a teacher. We say, 'Yes; it yequires The machine can be operated by any one of G., family, no teacher; any person of ordina.ry intelligence Trim 'can read the Instruction Guide can learn to knit at once, and at our prices anY energetic family should be able to sustain themselves comfortably, and in time be a, source of 0 RI:11MR, HORST ire ee end en t comfier t. S5.00 Cash Contract Order Fomi, [ a eeek or stocking partially knitted, and remaining in the To. the Glasgow Woolen Co., 37 Melinda, St., Toronto. beginners with (Mr plan is to send out each machine to b machine reany to be continued, and also enough yarn to Gentlemene-I dr:Wire to do the work as described in this , Itnit one pair of sample socks' or stockings and. a simple advertisement, and enclose n5 to pay for one Automata: end complete Instr notion Guide, showing how the werk is Knitting lVfachine, begether with material, instructions, tn he done. 'When the samples have been finished and and everything necessary for the work, the same to be sent refurned to 115 satisfactory, we send a quantity of yarn, we !eh yon knit ein 0 return like -wise when finished. We to xne by Express, CHARGES PREPAID. It is understood and agreed that any time efter I have prepay charges en all work one way, and our workers pay done an amount of work equal to the purcbaee prim, $15, retprri charges. The work, as we have stated, is simple and and swish to discontinue, that the Glasgow Woolen Co. will rapidly done. the machine having a capacity of ten thou- take back the machine and outfit, and after deducting their san el Mitch es a minute. We have many persons now in our expense, refund me the amount paid for same. pn,,,inv vrhn ran kni t from twenty -flee to thirty pairs of ee-lee or etorkin es a ie devoted to the -work, you can readily see that, $15.00 or eon en leer week can be easily earned. ' day, and where the time of a family • Full name - .. ..... Street' Sender or head of family (if possible) must': sign Imre: fee,- Red everything that is necessary for the work. We P. s' • "• " pv,, ferntshing the machines only for the exclusive use of County .. we furnish our workers all the materials, yarn, eta., le. n. .. . • . Pray . ....... .... t""e P c% i rirr,?; to take employment with us, who must, in 6--',-- tr7 hr....Arne a. member, send us this Contract Order Nearest Express Office seeks, 5c, and motormen's mittens, 12o a pair. All other We are so freqUently and unnecessa.rily asked If one can -se:irk in proportion to size. pee-pov signed by them, and. at least one good refer- -A. rind 'eemittance accordingly, to give us the necessary For reference 1 name the following person: • .• "nnn. 111', t tbe rmantities of valuable yarn we may send • *ten. to tTmo will not be wasted or m1sappropria4ed. ••,0 ....... ••• •• • •• ✓ are mutual, and this confidence must be es- t''"41"l we are to succeed. We guarantee fair dealing • ee"r'4 Pevment for work, so do not ask us to deviate • (Inv rrs we cannot make a distinction with qne eneee er: besides, we are doing an extensive busi- es nee. o'.1 --fleet he governed by business principle% reee ,,efe peered price of the machine is $15, and post - }tea ee well net la to any others than those who will s'"',f,+tas,en ve tre,,%ttinnseor , tfll oryosu. commence, and have done an r ge-ent of work equal to the purchase price, and Trish to releernetinpe. We will take back machine and refund the erneeoe raid for same, after deducting cost of our ex- 1717e'reenil. Is a. Tearge Demand by the Trade for this class of work. Our workers ca.n depend upon it year after year, An'if von engage with us (whole or. spare time) we will keen von supnlied with work as long as you do It satisfic- fer us ami return it promptly. We entrust our work- ers with large quantities of valuable yarn. and as we give ........ ..... . Be sure to use this form' when spending your remit- tance for the machine and outfit, which You mu -;t 1 11 In and have signed by at least one good reference in the proper place. Tear off and return to us, and also state here how much time you can devote to the veork; also how you wish to be paid, weekly, monthly, or as you send in the work. . •... ...... • • . • • • .. • • Send your remittance by Express, Money Order, Regle- tered Letter, or Post -Office Money Order, and we wiii promptly forward machine, outfit arid simple guide for doing the work. This is the best olfer ever made for the benefit of Canadians who want to work and make money at home. NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER COMPANY. -- London, Huron and Brucc. g••••••••••••• •••Vapag.•••, GOING NORTH- , Passenger. London, depart 8.15A, er. cop. ses Centralia ..... 9,1 5.50 Exeter 9.30 8.0 Hensall 9.44 6.15 Kippen 9.50 6.26 Brumfield 9.58 6.33 Clinton 10.15 6.55 Winghein, arrive 11.10 8.00 Goma SMITH- Passenger Wingham, depart 6,23 A. AL 3.15 P. or Matra e 7.47 4.25 Brumfield 8 05 4.49 Kippen 8.15 4.67 Hensall .22 5.02 Exeter 8.35 5.10 Centralia 8.46 5,25' London. arrive...-. -9.37 6.12 FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS AN OLD AND WELL -TRIED REMElIY.-Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for their children while teething, with perfect success. Tt soothes the child, softens the gums. allays al pain, cures wind colic. and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. 11 18 pleasant to the taste. Sold by druggists in every part of the world. 25 cents a bottle. Its value is incalculable. Be sure and take Mrs Winslow's Soothing syrup and ask for no other kind. Exeter, Jan. 22ND 1901. Wheat per bushel - • ... 78 to 78 Oats....38 to 38 Barley.... .. ........ .... ...4 to 48 Peas -65 10 70 Butter ...., ...17 to 17 Eggs .....18 to 18 Turkeys ... 8 to 8 Geese 6 to 6 Chickens per lb Ducks...... ....7 to 7 Wool.. . 16 to 16 Dried Apples- .. .. - to 6 Pork live weight .. .-. .. 25.00 to 85 25 ...... CASTOR IA For Infants and. Children. no to- enail° cignaturo of .111 05 every wrapper. 4•••1•••••••••••••••••••1•0110 MONEY TO LOAN We have -unlimited private fluids for invest- ment upon farm or village property at lowest rates of interest. DICKSON Ez CABLING Exeter. riQNEY TO LOAN. I have a large amount ofeprivate funds to loan on farm and village properties atlow rat of inMrest F, W. GLADMAN, Barrister Main St., Exeter. MEDICAL . D"eve -I • M. T RONT 0 UN VERSITI, TrinitylJnive sit.y Ofilce-Orcatece W.B.B.OWNINu M.0. • P. 5, Graduate Victoria uiversity deice and residence. Dominion Labora- tory, Exeter. IIGA1. DICKSON & CARLING, Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries, Conveyancers, Commissioner?, Solicitors for the Molsons Bank, Etc. Money to Loan at lowest rates of interest.: OFFICE :-MAIN STREET, EXETERa 2. R. CARLING, B. A. L. H. DICKSON R W. GLADMA.N (Successor to Elliott & Gladman• lib Barrister, Solicitor, Botary Public, Conveyancer, Etc„ Money to loan on Farm and village properties at Lowest rates of interest OFFICE MAIN STREET EXFTER FOR SALE OR RENT. - Story and a half frame home with nine rooms and sumrner kitchen and woodshed at- tached. All necessary out buildings, a good well, and a bearing orchard of good fruit are on the placo which consists of seven tierce of well cu Mated lend. Place is well situated on Lake Road, in Exeter North and 'within easy reach of town. For further particulars apply to E. Post/ere, Exeter poR SALE -BRICK RE - A siDENCE wrrir AN ACRE OW LAND IN EXETER -We offer for sale en reasonable terra, that very desirable tesidentieI property known es "The Hooper Hemestead" situated on Lot No' 86, south of Pluton Street; Exeter. There is erected upon the land, a comfortable clad commodious •brick dwelling, tiiso the necessary outliouses. The ileum is 10 good re. pair awl has 9 rooms. The lot, contains an acre of land midis excellently adapted for garden ing or fruit, growing. There 18 a plentiful sup. ply of bard time soft, water, Tho property is up to &IA°, and the terms ewe for particulars ap- ply to DICXSON'Se Otineaieci bastisters Exeter( or to A. E. Hoemea, Rew P. 0,, Penne, U. A., nroprietor. DENTAL 111T KINSMAN, L. re S. AND 4-‘. DR. A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. S. DI D. Se Honor Graduate of Toronto University, Dentist. Teeth extraeted without pain or bad after effects. Office in Fan - son's block. West side of Main treat, Exeter' . 1)5A. ANJERSON, (D. D. S. L.04 Honot Graduate of .the Toronto Utiversity and Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario, with hoeors Ale0 Postgraduate oS Chicago School of Prosthetie Dentistry (With honetable mention. . Everything known to the Dental Profession done in this Office. Bridge work, ctowes, ale Iiirehnine, gold and, vulcanite plates all dote in the neatest manner postale. A perteetly haenelees enaesthetic 'used for painless extrac- . tien Reief IF YOU WANT TO Buy or Sell a Faros, Buy or Sell Town Property, Borrow or Lend Money, Collections Made, Your Life Insred,, ured_„ Go to the Old Cuon- try, by the Allan Line, ON THE UNDERSIGNED, JOHN SPACKMAlt Office over H. Spackman's Hardware • Exeter. Cash paid for Raw Furs. FA.RM FOR SALE. Being composed of lot 20,S. T. R., Ushorne, Doutaining um acres, and. lot S23, con. 3, Us - borne. On lot 20 there is erected a first class. brick dwelling, kitchen and woodshed. com- plete ; bank barns, L-shaped, 35x85 and 35x60 finished up to date for homes, cattle and. hogs with power wind mill, ember, puiper, and water process complete ; cement silo attached; also drive and nnnlement house. This es a first class property, in a high state of culti- vation, well fenced and watered, and plough- ing done, withhe one and a half miles of the town of Exeter, one mile from wheel, Lot Se 23 is also in a high state of cultivation, well watered, 25 acres under grass, and. well suited. for either farming or grazing, and will be sold. separately or togetlaerto suit purchaser. If not sold privately on or before the 1st. Feby., 1902, it will be sold. by Miblic auction on the 14th Feby. For terms and. particulars apply on the premises to J. S. Harvey, Exeter, P. O., or to Thomas Cameron, auct., Farquhar, °Rice oee door ninth of Carling Pres store Exam' ,Ont. A GCOD-llVTMEiT. Pomona brick block and dwelling, in Exete e for sale. The brick block is well Situated, on Main street, is 70x55 feels, thtee storeys, and containe four stores, oilices and halle,anleesed. This is the best business stand in town. The dwelling is brielt of two storeys and =Mina 10 rooms, is admirably adapted for a boarding house. The property must be disposed of. Terms easy, apply to R. L. ransom Exeter,. Ont. NOTICE. The annual meetliig of the Usboree te Hil- bert Fire Insurance Company will be hold in the Public Hall. Farquhar, on Fob, 3141. at one 'olook P. M. Besiness, receiving the &tete tore, secrotaratresettrees and auditors' rePott the eleetion of two directots and two auditers and Any Other btieinese in the interest of the Company. Je, miseries Time. CAereatoer President. so -notate, 011 ,THIS DOT anti send it to.1115 5 cente In silver and yen will get by retell I Mail a GOLDEN BOX ,Cir G001)8 that will bring emu in Menu Mberger In One month than iteythiter else in Anierlea. A. 'W. Kneterie, IS. L 'Yarn:math, N, S.