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Calendar for July, 1902
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IVCONDAT , 7 14 21 28
TffESDAY 1 8 15 22 29
WEDNESDAY..... 2 9 10 23 30
THURSDAY..., 10 17 24 31
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THURSDAY, AUG. 7, T902
General News.
Mr, R. S. Pelton, of, the Atwood
Bee, has purchased the Paris Reyiew
from Mr, Lawton, and takes posses
sion on Septenster the 1st.
Sir. Wilfrid's conduct in _England
was evidently inspired by a fear that
a • Conservative Government might
strengthen itself by consolidating
the Empire.
• All cases of weak or lame back
backache, rheumatism, will find re'
lief by wearing one of Carteea Smart
Weed & Belladonna Backache Plas-
ters. Price 25 cents.
The late Man, McLaren, of Sarnia,
who was killed at Pontiac by the
bursting of an emery wheel, carried
an accident insurance of $10,000 and
$2,000 in the A. u. U. W.
BURDOCK BLOOD 13ITTERS is a purely
vegetable combination, that in a safe and
• natural manner acts directly *non the Bowels,
laver, Kidneys and Blood, cleansing the entire
system of all impurities foul humors and all
obstructions that poison the blood and create
disease.
It is gratifying to know that the In-
tercolonial has a "surplus" of $86,952,
but it will be more gratifying if the
• facts do not show that to get that
• "surplus" the country has had to in-
crease its investment by capital :out-
lays of ten times that sum.
A high Chicago authority predicts
• that wheat. will reach $1 per bushel
•before many months. If Manitoba's
crop "pans out" well the Northwest
will strike a bonanza this year. The
Toronto bakers evidently think the
price of wheat will advance. They
are ready for it. They have already
adyanced the price of bread.
• TO MAKE MONEY it is necessary to have a
(dear bright brain. a cool head free from pain
and strong. vigorous nerves. Ililourns Heart
• and Nerve Pills invigorate and brighten the
• brain, strengthen the nerves, and remove n.il
• heart, nerve and brain troubles.
• Wm. McAdams, editor of the San -
don Paystreak. B. 0., and son of Mr.
R. McAdams, of the Sarnia Canadian,
who was committed to jail for a nine
months' inaprisonment for publishing
insulting language against the Judges
of the Supreme ° Court of B. C., has
been discharged, baying tendered. his
apology. Mr. McAda.ms was also
severely scored for his conduct by
Chief Justice Hunter.
There is no form ot kidney trouble, from a
backache down to Bright's disease, that
Dwave KIDNEY PILLS will not relieve or
If you are troubled with any kind'of kidney
• complaint, use Doans Kidney Pills,
An Order -he -Council has been passed
by the Ontario Cabinet placing hem-
lock Jogs on the list with pine logs in
regard to their export. After April
80th next it will be against the law to
export hemlock logs, and they will
have LC be manufactured in the pro-
vince. The big increase in the price
•of pine has increaeed the demand
greatly for hemlock, and a great deal
of this timber has been sent out of the
country,
British 7 .op Oil Liniment is without excep-
tion the m,.st effective remedy for Cats
Wounds, Dicers, Open sores, Rheumatism,
Bites,Stings of Insects. etc. .A. large bottle,
25 cents. Get one at your druggists
The rainfall of July is far above
the average of the last sixty years,
wbich is 218 inches. This month to
date it hes rained on 16 out ot the 28
• days, and the total fall has been
4,335 hiches. For the whole of July
• last year he fall was 3,370. The
greatest rani fall in any July recorded
was 8,150 inches in July, 1841. A few
other years when the rainfall exceed-
ed that of this year in July were:
july, 1840, 5,277 inches; July, 1843,
4,603 inches ; July, 1850, 5,270 inches;
July, 1834. 4.805 inches; July, 1862,
5,844 indu ; July, 1860, 5,270; July,
1869, 4,610 inches; July, 1878, 5,633
• jnclie • 1883, 5.57 inches ; July,
• 1867, 524 n. hes.
•••••••••sIONIMOMMOIMMINIMIIII
_Coughing
"I was ,givean up to die with
quick Consumption. I then began
• to use Ayees Cherry Pectoral. I
improved at once, aud era now in
perfect health."--Chee. E. Hart -
:man, Gibbstown) N. Y.
• It's too risky, playing
with your cough.
The first thing you
know it will be down
deep in your lungs and
Ihe play will be over. Be-
gin early with Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral and stop
the cough.
Tit,. pixel: 25o.. enough tor a
cold, No., Drit right tot'or n nrdinnrY
•
bard.cteldes, SI, nannoentjdontnnontge7I
itor carom CAS Sena to keep 60 hand.
•C. MOM 00.0 masa
MON, NESR,PE11111
fill the NOW$ 01 interest to
Times Readers flappening
in these 6ounties
• Huron
Walter Andrews of Seaforth has
been removed to the asylum, Loudon.
The inmates a the House of Refuge
are busy now harvesting the crops on
the farm. ,
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Brom° quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money if it fails to cure
w.erove's signature is on each box. 25e,
$229.25c was the proat of the excur-
sion to the Model Farm, Guelph, last
month along the divisions of the W.
G. and B • Kincardine to Ethel, in-
clusive.
Dr. Armstrong,' of Walton, who in-
tends to take a post -graduate course
in some European institution has sold
out his practice to -Dr. Irving, of Tor-
onto.
Trooper Stanley Russel, a the
Ca.nadian Mounted Rifles was given a
reception on his arrival home at
Walkerton, and presented with a gold
watch by the citizens and a gold -
headed cane by the firemen.
W. M. Doig, L. L. B., formerly of
Kippen, and .Miss Lydia °only, were
married in Toronto on the •23rd. of
July. They will be at home after the
26th of August, at Sault Ste Marie,
Mich, where Mr, Doig is practising
law,
If you are nervous or dyspeptic try
Carter's Little Nerve Pills. Dyspepsia
makes you nervous, and, nervousness
makes you dyspeptic; either one ren-
ders you miserable, and these little
Pills cure both.
Mr. James Stewart has his new,
brick residence oil his farm adjoining
Egniondyille well under way. The -
brick work is completed and the roof
is now on. It. is nicely situated, and
when completed will be one of th'e
handsomest residents in the township.
STOP THE COUGH
AND WORX OFF THE COLD.
Laxative 13romo-Quinine Tablets cure a old
in one day. No cure. No pay, Price 25 ots.
Trooper Arthur 0. Yule, the only
Goderich boy who served the Empire
in South Africa reached home at, 8 p,
m. on Saturday, July 26th. lie was
tendered a reception, and was present-
ed with a gold watch and a well filled
purse by the citizens of Goderich.
The License Commissioners of .West.
Huron recently granted a three
month's exteusion of license • to the
botel known as Sweat's, Winghana
its continuance being conditional
on some neceesaay repairs being made.
These having been done the license
has been renewed for the current
year.
Mr. A. J. Ross has sold his splendid
farm, OD the Loudon road, near Bruce -
field, to Mr. JaMea Petrie, of Tacker -
smith. The price paid, is 36,225. It
contains 100 acres, except what was
taken off by the railway, which runs
through it. Mr. Petrie gets posses-
sion in October. , air. Ross intends
taking a rest for a year, and will prob-
ably, take a trip through Manitoba
and the Northwest before he locates
permanently again,
One evening last week Mrs. 0. Ol-
son, of Clinton, got pretty badly
bruised and shaken up. She went to
Goderich on the 7 p. m. train, and
vshensbe stopped at the station, she
walked out on the car platform to get
off, but before she could do so the
train started shunting, throwing her
violently against the car door. Her
head and shoulder were bruised badly,
and she is still suffering from the
effect thereof.
DIARRHOEA WEAKENS IEEE
SYSTEM
and if not checked becomes a chronic
condition, No remedy compares with
Nerviline, which is prepared specially
for stomach and bowel troubles. As
O radical cure for Cramps, Colic, Gas
in the Stomach, Sumroer Conaplaine,
Nerviline excels everything in the
medical line, is an indispensible house-
hold staple, and costs only 25c. Buy
a bottle to -day.
Try The Hamilton's Mandrake Pills.
Perth
There will be a firemen's Demon-
stration in Stratford to -day, (Thurs-
day.)
Palpitation of the neart, nervous-
ness, tremblings, nervous headache,
cold hands and feet, pain in the back,
and other forms of weakness are re-
lieved by Carter's Iron Pills, made
specially for the blood, nerves and
emaplexion.
Stratford citizens have decided to
hold a horse show next June on the
same plan as those held in Toronto
and Galt. A $10,000 joint stock com-
pany is to be organized. Judge Bar-
row, G. G. McPherson, K. 0., Joseph
Walsh and s,eihral others are promot-
ing the enterprise.
Mr. A. A. Goetz has sold the Hotel
Dominion, at Stratford for $1,000
cash. The business and coatents
were also sold for an extra amount.
The purchaser is Mr. Albert White, of
Port Colborne, who took possession
on August 6th. Mr, Goetz has not
decided what he will do,
Mr. Stephen Douglas, of Mitchell,
teceived another cheque for $2,850
f rom his daughter's estate in Paris,
France, making in all $13,000. Much
credit is due Messrs. Dent & Thomp-
son. solicitors, for the way they
handled this case. Many predicted
that they would not be able to collect
a cent, bot the result shows how far
these people were out, in their cal -
oblations, and the end is not yet.
Tbe legal firm in Paris, who acted for
them, retained $2,100 to cover their
e/penSes,
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• FALL FAMS,
•
Inclusteial-Toronto, Sept. 1-13.
Westeen-Loriclon, Sept. 12.20.
South 11 uron-Exeter, Sept 22-23.
r.reesvvater-Sept. 24-25.
131anshard.-Sirkton, Oct. 2 ;
Blyth -Oct. 7-8.
tissele-Oct, 28
11 you
are lean -104M yea are lean by
nature -you need more fat.
You. may eat enough; you are
losing thebenefit of it.
Stott's 4mulsion of cod -river oil
will help you digest your food, and
bring you the plumpness of health,
specially true of babies.
Stria
FOR rhrr owning pin TAY IT.
scrim a tiolsrm $1,00;cummests.•TOVIONTO.
Walkerton -Sept. 17-18,
Ingersoll -sept. 25-20.
Listowel -Sept. 30, Oct. 1.
North Perth -Stratford. Sept. 20,
October 1,
St. Marys -Sept. 30, Oct. 1,
West Zora and Enstsro-Oct. 2.
E. Nissourri and, Tharnesford-Oet.1.
G. N, W. Exhibilion-Goderich,
Sept, 30, Oct. 1.
Tarnberry-At Winghtun, Sept. 25 -
'Ashfield & Warvanosh-Dungannon,
Oct. 9-10. •
Tuckersmith----Seaforth, Sept. 25-26.
Oxford -Woodstock, Sept. 25-26.
Great Nor thern-Collingwood, t3ept.
23-26. '
North Brant -Paris, Sept, 25,26.
North Grey -Owen. Sound, Sept. 16-
18,
Ceatre Bruce -Paisley, Sept. 23-24,
On The Coronation.
In the ancient days there ' lived a
King,
Son of the Psal mist was he
Who poured forth his heart toJehovah
In holiest minstrelsy.
Solomon was the son of that King
Whom God had promised to bless
And seat him upon his father's throne
In great peace and happiness.
When the blue -black heaveus shone
with stars
And the lights of earth learned dim,
The God of his father, David came
And graciously spoke to him.
"What, shall 1 give thee? Ask of me!
Oh King of my chosen race."
This was the answer be gave the Lord,
Which. gained hica favor and grace.
"How can 1 judge Thy people so great.
Unless Thou wilt grant Thine aid?
Give me an understanding heart;
Then shell not be afraid." '
He gained a knowledge of human
hearts
Of judgment and justice to men -
Of sophistry, and of vanity
He wrote with a ready pen.
The greatest King of shis time be
reigned,
Kept by the Anciene ef days -
Upheld by bis power until he fell
Into careless and evil ways.
This centairy's aawn there passed
away
The Star of the Brunswick line -
No Monarch we know more loved
thanshe,
From her yotith to her last. days
decline,
When the line of Ernestine . gave its
Prince
To ehe sweet young British Queen,
Happy the hoer, the day, the year.
It hath been well proved, I ween,
No British Monarch has e're before
So wisely and truly reigned -
And never one of her compeers hath
Such a glorious name attained,
"Duty and Love" her motto sweet,
"Fear the Lord" her watch -word
high •
The Victoria Era now complete
On History's page doth lie.
From Alfred the Great to William
Many a ruler hath been
But she is unique -Victoria!
Our lost Liege Lady --Tera QuEEN.
Her power was larger than the law
Her grace and worth the nations
saw.
Her life one long Excelsior •
Onward and upward ever 'bound
God grant we meet her yet again
Among the blest in Heaven crowned
Edward the Seventh comes to the
crown
As his name -sakes came before;
But the fame or his Empire is mighty
As Solomon's was of yore-,
One fourth of the earth he ruleth now,
His navy rides o'er each sea .
Four hundred millions of people
dwell
Under Britain's banner free.
Dei Gratia he holdeth all -
His subjects are men of skill,
The rich, the poor, the noble and
mean,
The weak, and the iron will,
The white, the black, and the Indian
red,
And the Eastern, of tawny hue;
Jew, Christian, Moslem and Brah-
min
Men of creeds, worn-out and new.
So now comes our King's coronation
Which shall long remembered be
Full many a league the people came
• That its splendors they might see.
To the old Britannic Islands fair
We so fondly call our home -
Land of our birth, thy scattered sons
O'er many a sea will roam.
From the land of the featlery palm
tree.
Where the waves glide on coral
strand
In every town:
and village
may be had,
the
21reeh.
I
0•4
Mic
Axl
Grease
"ars
that makes your
horses glad.
ExETeR TIMES
IPreen the brown veldt of tcrrid
Afriets,
Arid the vast .4,116f1alleas land.
Erone t,he home of the pine and the
pleI
The cedar and green fir tree,
Where the mighty lakes send tbel
waters
All fresh to the briny se&
From the bright -rayed north to th
golden south
Eroin far east end west •they come
To bouor the "White Queen's firs
born son
'Neatis the old Westminster dome.
The great and the noble lie buried
1u that, olcl historic pile.
Tbeir stately forms have all vanished
now
Who once trod eaeh secrect aisle.
A long long line of women and men
Of high and low estate,
Some happily lived,. soroe sadly died ;
Haw many a various fate.
British Edwards lie buried there
Brave vrarriors with Queens so fair;
Young Kings who tasted the bitter
rue
Of short lived sorrow and care.
Now the power and pride of tbe En
pire
In the King's train ride to -day
And it stirs each poise and each loyal
heart
To witness that fair arrays
Cuirass and hemlet and tossing plume,
And many a gallant orest-
And the rich -decked forms of Prince
aud peer,
For the Empire sends her best.
Row glowing the crimson mid purple,
• And each starry gem brightly
gleams now,
Such as many a King once proudly
wore
In the crown placed on his brow.
0 rich aud rare is the ininever,
The erraine and cloth of gold
Diamonds, sapphires, rubies and
pearls,
Jewels of value untold. •
"God save the King and his Consort
' .fair
May they live to rule us well,"
Is the earnest prayer of all true
beams
Midst the sound of cannon and bell,
With shouting and blare of trumpets
.Along the well guarded way,
Pees Edward and Alexa.ndra fair
To enter "ye olde Abbaye'
"Son of the noble, son of the good,
We greet thee well to -day -
Wisdom and strength be given to
thee
God's grace be with tbee alway.
We huintily ask that thou wilt rely
On Him by whom all Kings reign;
That when thou shad t lay the sceptre
down
Thou will not have lived in vain."
Let us not forget that latter day
'When the King of Kings shall come
To gather the ransomed in his train
Up to our Heavenly Home,
Where the shining winged seraphiin
In the ranks of Heaven shall hymn
Where no light of earthly sun shall
shine
Yet. naught the clear clay shell dim,
When the Judge sits high on His
White Throne
TIAnd small and. great shall answer
:einZnioof Judah come!
e a
For the deeds which they have done.
May they each be found at His right
hand
Who over all realnss holds sway
With the crowns and palms of im-
tnortals
In the bright Eternal Day.
Exeter, 1902. M. E. .Aneocie
II Word to Tile Great
firifill ot Summer
Toilers. •
If You Are Not as Robust
Vigorous and Happy as
Others in August, a
Bottle or Two of
PflINE'8 GEL,ERY
COMPOUND
Will Give You Health Full
Energy and Happiness.
•••••••••••••••••....
Many men toiling in offices, stores
and workshops during the hot sum-
mer weather, and women weighted
with the works and cares of home, are
critically near the breaking down
point. The symptoms of coming
disease are manifested in sleepless-
ness, nervousness, tired feelings Ian-
guiiness, irritability, failing appetite
and poor blood circulation.
Paine's Celery Compound is a pre-
cious boon to the ailing, sick and run-
down in this August weather. A bot-
tle or two used at once will quickly
bestow the needed strength to battle
against the weakening and enervat-
ing efforts of the oppressive heat, and
will enable men and women to go
through the necessary routine of
dails toil with heart, soul and energy.
Paine's Celery Compound is specially
distinguished for its ability to build
up rundown systems in hot weather.
Mrs. Mossop, of Mimic°, Ont., says:-
• "I have much pleasure in giving
my testimony in favor of Paine's
Celery Compound. I was entirely
broken down by hard work, anxiety
and sleeplessness, and had pains all
through my body. Doctor's remedies
had no effeet, and nothing met my
case until I used. Paine's Celery Com-
pound. This rnedieite has done Woti-
ders for roe, and I would strongla
urge all sufferers to use it, as it is the
best in the world."
Exeter, Ana. 6an 1901.
Wheat tar binihel
Oats
Barley. • • •••• • • • •••••,
Peas
Batter.-
Egge
Tiirkeye
geese
Chickens per lb
Ducks
Dried :A.PPlcs.. --
•Pork Itae weight ...
.... /0 to /0
-50 to 50
...70 to 76
,..„ _16 to 15
....13 to 11
8 to 8
6 to (3
5 to 5
7 to 7
16t0 16
..... Ste 6
$5.64 to $5.85
HE OlfD FOR V18 [Fla
Two Boys Drowned Near Clinton
While in Bathing.
1 A Mother's Awful Blecovery at Yorkton,
N.W.T.-prow's Nest company's Book-
keeper nt remit°, 11.0., Commits.. Sul-
oido -A Lad Aaehien tall r Sheats Hirst-.
lelf at Sinseoe-Olara Zandman, Aged
° xii, 1.4 0,1 Kerosene iVitit Fattol neseits.
Clintoa, Aug: 5.-A. sea accident by
drowning occurred on Sunday after-
noon in Goderich Township about I
three miles from Dayfield, and, Six
from Clinton. Two promising and
much respected young Men, Fred
Burnett, oaly son. of George Burnett,
ai-rd Arthur 'Curry, only son of ,Tos-
eph Curry, lost their I IVQS. 1.1103,
had gone with another young hid
.some two miles from honie to Bay-
field river to have a swim. Burnett
got beyond his depth and Curry Went
to the rescue. As neither :coeItl
swhe both were drowned. The third
lad 'dragged Barnett's body out and
Went a mile and a half to the near-
est house for .assistance. :Every .efe
fort was made to resuscitate them,
but life was extinct.
nis Fourth Son Hillad,
Muscles, Aug. 5. -Word was receiy-
.here .yesteeday- that P. 11. Clarks
son of •Jarries Clark, of this town,
was killed near Silverwood, Ind. He
was an engineer on the Toledo, St.
Louis & Names City Railroad, and
fell from his engin. Thia is the
fourth of Mr. Clark's .sons who has
met. his ,death while emplOyed on rail-
ways.
cap. REPAIRER. ICILLED.
S. Bean of Winnipeg Run over to
C.W.R. Yards.
Winnipeg, Aug. 5.-S. Down; a car
repairer was 'killed yesterday in the
C. N. R. yafcls. Down was engaged
in repairing a lino of freight cars
when. the forema11 went down arid
warned all the men to go away, as
the engine was going to pull cars"
out of the yards. I3own moved away
with the rest, . but evidently went
back a few moments afterwards for
some tools he had forgotten. He
WAS run over and died a few hours
later,
exceriaartss KR2LIT!, DISCOVERY.
Found Her Son in Cellar, Dead. From
U
Yorktoti, N.lnin..giTns.
., Aug 6. -John
•
Brio, jr., committed suicide by hang-
ing. He was found in a cellar by
his _mother at 6 O'clock yesterday
morning. No cause is known for the
rash act. His mother was over-
whelmed by her .discovery.
STJICIDE AT FERNIE, B.C.
George Dun:more or C.VOW'S Nest
Dose Co. Cuts His Throat.
Fertile; I3. C., Aug. 5. -George Thais -
more, bookkeeper of the Crow's Nest
Company, committed suicide Satur-
day morning. He was in company
with two young. men, who were mak-
ing an attempt to reach the summit
of the mountain called _Middle Sis-
ters. When alniost within reach of
their goal, Dunsmore's Companions,
on looking back at Dunsmore, were
horrified to see him fall, with the
blood gushing from a wound in his
throat, caused by a razor. No reas-
on is -known why he should do this
act, unless it was that he was tem-
porarily deranged, the effect, prob-
ably, of the unusual exertion.
LAD SHOOTS HillnELV.
linndling a Revolver When It Was
Accidentally Blechaarged.
SiMcoe, Aug. 5.-A lad named Bert
Linde accidentally shot himself yes-
terday morning at the residence of
Mr. Edwin Culver, where he was
visiting. It appears that ho was
handling a revolver in the presence
of other 'boys, when it was discharg-
ed, killing. him instantly. Deceased
was a. nephew of Bev. Mr. Dey, of
Simcoe, and was. about 17 year's of
age. •
KEROSENE AS KINDLING.
German -Serving Maid, Three Weeks
Out, •Eatally Burned.
Winnipeg, Man., Aug. 5. -While try-
ing to light a fire with kerosene on
Sunday. Clara Ludman, 17 years of
age, who just arrived from Germany
three weeks ago, was fatally burned
as ths result of flames catching her
dress. She was taken to the hospit-
al immediately, but died in the ev-
ening.
• Stia Double Drowning :it Toitairli
.Tonawanda, N. Y., Aug, 5. -Miss
Rirbie a'arans of Toeonto, .aho h ts
been visiting Dr. C. W. Osman m
'during the past week, was accidental-
ly drowned in the Niagara River n
the Tonawanda ferry about 9 o'ricelt
last night. Th.; Outing club or
Toaawanda, left this eity on the
yacht Ella 17, on a pleasure. trip.
'The e'ke.irsionists spent a pleasen,
day, and about 8 o'Clock left Con ss
island for home. When near the
Tonawanda ferry 'dock Miss 'Ohio
A..darris and Dr. Grays who were an
the upper deck of the pleasure yacht,
decided to go to the first deck. •a bi.to
Miss AdaniS was going down the rear
steps Mr foot, Slipped a steo aud
she fell i o the deck below and rolica
into ih riter before aid could ran; h
her. Gray, whobud been. ea,
• her,, dove in Lo the stream alai' mach,
..a stroll 4. ctioet to save her, but ow-
ing to the swir t current at that
°int, ).,0!It 'ware swept away and
Wi:r dr ow nod.
GOOD HEALTH IS IMPOSSIBLE., without
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harmless substitute for Castor- Oil, Paregoric, Drops
and Soothing, Syrups. It contains neither Opium,
•Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It is Pleasant,
• Its gua,rantoe is thirty years' use by Millions of'
• Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays Feverish-
ness. Castoria cures Diarrb.coa and WindColic, Castoria,
relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and
Flatulency. Castoria, assimilates the Food, regulates.
• the Stomach and Bowels of Infants and Children, giving
healthy and natural sleep. Castoria is the Children's
. Panacea -The Mother's Friend,
Castoria,
Castoria is an excellent raedicine 10.
children. Mothers have repeatedly told Inc
of its got,d effect upon their children,"
DR. G. C. OSGOOD, Lowell, Mass.
THE -FAC-SIMILE
Castoria.
" dastoria, Is so well adapted to thildreus
that I recommend it as superior to any pre-
scription known to me,"
IL A. ARCHRIL, M. D. Brooklyn, N. I'm
SIGNATURE OF
APPEARS ON EVERY WRAPPER
THE CENTAUN COMPANY, TT MURRAY osneer., NEW YOPtt CITY,
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London, Huron and Bruce.
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GOING- NORTH- Passenger.
London. depart....... -8.15 A, M. 4.40P, Al.
Centralia 8.1 5.50
Exeter 6.
Hansen 9.4.4 6.15
Eappen 9.50 6.25
Brucelleld 9.58 6.33
Clinton 10.15 6.55
Winghana arrive 11.10 8.00
GOXNG SOUTH-- Passenger
Wingharn, depart 6.23 A. M. 3.15 P.N.
Oliutru . . 7.47 4.25
Brucateld 8.05 4.49
Kippen .......... 8.15 4.57
' ET.ansall ..... ...... .22 502
Exeter . - . ...... 8.35 5.10
Centralia , 8.46 5.25 -
London.arrice .. . . 9.37 6.12
SP‘therland Innes LIMITED.
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E. C. Kessel,
FOREMAN, EXETER, ONT.
Toronto Exhibition
MONDAY - SEPT. 1ST, TO SA TURDAY, SEPT. 13, 1902
NEW BUILDINGS
NEW FEATURES
NEW EXHIBITS
$36,000 in Premiums
$30,000 for Attractions
BRILLIANT $20;000 SPECTACLE
A LL THE RESOURCES OF OUR GLORIOUS COUNTRY
THE PEOPLE'S PAIDE --
THE PEOPLE'S HOLIDAY
Reduced rates on every line of travel
Consult your Station Agent regsrding
Fare to Toronto end back.
nallie
CRUDUTOIN
Roller
We are giving excellent sa-
tisfaction in flour since re --
modelling our mill
Dry Soft Wood Wanted.
°flair and Glioppifla
Done Proinl".
H. SWEITZER.
Exeter ilelli Estale 40110'
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• RE=' Buy or Sell a Farm.
(BUY or Sell Town-
! F Property,
YOU Borrow or Lend%
Money,
wArtn- Collections Made,
Your Life Insured,
- TO Go to the Old CUOTI-
try, by the Allan.=
, Line,
ON THE UNDERSIGNED,
JOHN SPACKmAr
Office over H. Spackman's Hardware-
' Exeter.
tn. Cash paid for Raw Furs.
.ADVERTISE IN
THE TIMES
IT PAYS
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Canadian irmotor
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Now- is a good time to place an order for a Windmill.
We handle one of the Best Makeg of W in
Ontario, • There 1 iao b)tter time than the present
for putting one ty. It, will save you money. Also
WOOD AND IRON PUMPS, TANKS
AND TANK FIXTURES
Cal and set us and and get our prices, etc.
kotramOgioipromet
Agent for Usti well known
Deering Hoary sti O's
ldeal Binder; Ideal blowers, Deering Rake, Etc).
These Machines are second to none in Canada, sr d if you need a Iiirmior,
Mower or Rake, call and examine these Machines for yourself. They
are Strong and are noted for their Easy Running.
Thanking my customers and friends for past favors, 1' again skyliott
your patronage.
W J. Bissnirr EXETER.