Exeter Times, 1903-1-8, Page 5,.r
NM NS
OPPORTUNITY
F41' Getting a Beautiful Watch
and Chain free'.- --N
.� 0 14�OIa.
e Required. ----Every Y Man,
Woman, Boy, or Girl has
the same Opportunity un-
der our System
lir order to have Dr. Arnold's Eng-
lish
'Toxin Pills placed in the hands of
all persons coffering from bad health
we easelze the following most liberal
er ;--
Ies-
C you wilt send ua your name and
zraft"rens and agree to sell for us twelve
boxes' of Dr. Arnold's English 'Toxin
Phis at 25e, per hex, we will give you
,&iosolutely Free a beautiful
Watch arlcl Chain in either Ladies
or Gents size, or your choice of'twenty
other premiums such as fine vets of.
Jelry, Rings, Violins, illandoim
TeaSets, Sateen Skirts, Oameras, etc
Remember we don't want an
money until after you. sell the Pill
and you don't have to sell any mor
than 12 boxes to g�e��t. the premium.
This, is a bona fide virer from rel'a
� tri]
concern that has given thousands of
dollars worth of premiums t
all over th c o agents
a. country, . •Re ae
y Remember z a
e sn
l
that Dr. Arnold's ,English Toxin' Pills
re
swell known Town
t remedy
for .fall .
y die,
,eases.•.of the kidney and bladder,
:Brigist's disease diabe fi'
, res, rheumatism
nervous s •tr
u onhle' .
s a'
nd.
, ie ale
-m cone -
plaints,
and: are for sale. b. .
all - first
y tst
odass druggists azul. dealers ,.in
medi-
cines in 1
e alt parts. of the world, You
have only to show t
y �R' ]rem to sell them.
You are.not offeringscmethia
that
g
the people know, t nC
w u
Our •
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are there plarstanda size lz
g r e fo
ales 0r Gentlemen r Lad,
,Gen +? en `in Nickelar Gun
Metal Cases with handsome illutnin,
ated"dials and reliable time keepers,
watohes such as no lady or gentlemen
need 'he ' ashamed to carry,' -arid
they will be sent- absolutely Fre
to • all who sell only twelve boxes
of those wonc•erful Toxin Pills. Write
at. once and he the first in your locality
to earn one cif those beautiful watches
and. chain. • - As soon as we receive
your letter or post carr] we will. send
you post paid twelve boxes, together
with our Illustrated Catalogue and
beautifully colored card with, your
name and address on as our; authoriz-
ed agent.. Bear in mind that you will
not be asked to sell anymore thar;:the
12 boxes and we don't want any„
money until after you have sold
them. We bear all the expense and
are only making this liberal offer as a
ithethoct of advertising Dr. Arnold's
English Toxin Pills. Don't delay,
write at once and early • .a' beautiful
present for, yourself for Christmas..'
Address ARNOLD MEDICINE CO
Dept. C. 1.
fiO Adelaide St. East, Toronto, Ont.
rieh:r'eturn, Since then the city hos
been hi a nontinuoaas bootie and with
present population of about'' 125,000
arid au assessed valetatioti of at least
$45,000,000 it still enjoys a steady'
growth, The streams of Money wlrieh
have showered upon Seattle pi late
years are now being exerted to de-
velop., the •great , resources , of , theforests, flsheetes, mines end,
farming
districts surrounding it.
The whtt,rves, warehouses, and eie-
yetors of the .water front•. have; a
rapacity o4' 713,000 tons, and the births
Can accommodate a line of vessels,
five miles long. A strong army of,
companies still oper tite the Alaskan
trade, the Globe Nay. 0o. hay estab-
lished a direct luxe with T-Ionolulti and
the Oriental trade, which was nearly
doubled in 1901, has steadily develop-
ed during this year. The sound
steamers or "Mosquito fleet" of 70
'vessels bring Seattle into daily com-
munication with about 850 local porta.
The federal Gov. is constructing':i
ship canal through the city to connect
Puget'Soeaid, Lake Washington and
Lake Talion at to cost of 0,500,000,
00,000,
and when this is ' done Seattle will
have the finest harbor m the armed,
s, I .and while this city now is: far' ahead
. ‘ of San .Fraucisco as' a trading city,with
y l better facilities she 'should still fin-
s • pr'oye,
e I The city owns its waterplant,''
q. water beingthe
e lxrought from the :(lass-
cedes by• ravitatioi
wand
g the system'
•
y
e
m
can supply rriore than twice the :"ile-
mind,
'< rThe picturesque Snoqualmie Falls,
e miles
d
ista
nt
provides
power
for
rlighting and street car
tall is '-2135• feet high ,:and
capable
ble of
generating 100,000 horsepower.
Seat-
tle e has about 125 males, . of
improved building still goes
on •and,
hundreds of houses o and busi e
blocks are y
.cb ntintially in course of
U ss
.
erection. Contractors, of course, reap
the greatest reward, but common lab-
overs are: well paid, •while '.:arpenters,
las
p revers, masons, lathers and pllitnli-
ers are said to get from
get $3 to S0 per
•
THE CITY OF SEATTLE
+-•��t.-s_.
A DESCRIBTI'vB LETTER Or THE ; CITY
OP SEATTLE, BY DIR. DA.TE ELSTON.
Seattle, Wn„ Dec., 1902
TO THE EDITOR Ox' THE TIDIES.•—
Complying wit h your request, 1
send you an article on this rising city,
trusting that it may be of interest.
Having .been here for onlya
short
rt
time
m unable to
formation regarding m any of Seattle's
most interesting ; features, while of
necessity many others, of _which I
would like to speak, must in this short
article
go
without
Seattle stands on a number of ridges
between Puget Soundon the west
and Lake Washington on the ' east,
'while two smaller .lakes named Union
and .Green lie within: the city- limits.
t v
I• derives
its name from a famous
Siwash chief, who at the time of the
founding of the city was one of the
great men of Washington.
In 1889 the 'entire business section,
' which consisted of frame ,buildings,
covering: about 100 •acres along. :the;
water. front, was swiped out by fire,
at a lose of from 12 to 15 millions: of
dollars. For r~everaI years- following
that disaster the city suffered" from
the severest ]lard tunes, and not till
the •great "1 londike rush did she
really recover. ` At that time the.
Seattle merchants went extensively
into the business of outfitting, and
, gold seeker's 'were willing to pay
lgearly : anything for supplies. • The
manufacturers of every article from
;snowshoes or dog -sleds to flour, rein-
ing tools or clothing had to work
night and. day through the entire
week to get orders filled so as to be
sent on the Alaskan boats. These
.boats charged as high as $40 a ton
for freight, and passengers were will-
ing' to pay as much as $125 or more
for the opportunity of getting _a pas-
sago to the Yukon, even if they had
to work for their board and sleep on
the- eoal or freight. Thus the Seatsle
navigationcompanies cleared as much
as from 850,000 to $75,000 for each
trip of their boats, and the merchants`
and their employees reaped an equally
411 Staffed Up
That's the condition of many a v suffelf.r•,
,from catarrh, especially in the morning.
' Great difficulty is experienced in clear-
ing the bead and' throat.
No wonder catarrh causes headache.
impairs the taste, smell and hearing,
pollutes the bi eat] , deranges the stom-
ach andaffects the appetite.
To cure catarrh, treatment must be
Constitutionaj•-.alterative:and tonic.
"i was ill for Pour months with, catarrh•
Itt the head and throat. Wada baa cough
dis-
couraged raised
lfuy ivitsband boua t become ottle
of • Flood's 8nrs,apeuella and persuaded tno
to try it. 1 advises ail to take it. It has
cured and built ma' up." ]Alvis. litres$ Rp-
no7.rn, %Vest lescomb, ', 8.
ttO 's Sarsaparilla
Cures calarrlr—it soothes and strength.
ens the mucous membrane and builds
up the Whole -system.
The coal mines are : located near
Seattle and have a, yearly output of
3,000,000 tons. In 1901 the ,shipments
of•lunobee', shingles, etc„ from Wash-
ington Amounted
ash-ington'amount,ed to more than $869,-
000,000 and . the visable- supply con-,
snmed at the rate of one billion feet
per annum would `hest 114 years.: The
city of Ballara near Seattle is the
world's greatest shingle -producing
point, and Port Blakeley, across the
Sound; has the world's'laraest lumber'
mill which turns out 400,000 feet of
Material daily,' rad is an independent
institution with its own machine shop,
etc. The Puget Sound navy :yard
across the•'sottnd from Seattle -has the
only dry dock on the coast large
enough to dock' a battleship. "It ex-
pends for, supplies $100,000 monthly
and employs 600 mechanics. ' Morale
Bros. Co.; who have a shipyard in
Seattle'are at present building; the U.
S battleship, Nebraska„ at a cost of
$3,800,000. During th 3 3i years follow-
ing the establishment of the U. S,
.Assay office here,' gold worth :more
than $55,970,000, chiefly from Alaska,.
lis' been received, Our total: bank
deposits this year will be about $28,,-
250,000, and bank clearances,: $192,000,-
000. Port Lawton, within the city
limits is soon to be a full regimental.
post, and the expenditure of the navy
pay office exceeds ` $100,000 monthly.
Seattle has some grand public edifices
and business blocks ' and has lately
erected a, fine High School and will
soon have anew Public Library. On
pioneer square stands a Totem Pole
about 50 feet in height, which, was
taken from the Alaskan Indians, and
nwhich,after
ala
lawsuit,
cost about $
1
0,
-
The
climate is mild ansa the higbest
temperature recorded is 94 and it has
only gone as low as 12 above zero three
times
in
ten.
years. It
'
is always
cool
at night even in warmest weather and
the.rainfall in the winter is excessive.
The scenery of the city is of rate
excellence, The -Cascade range -to the
East is plainly visible as well as the
Olympics and the ridge•"between Seat-
tle and the Pacific. The highest ' peak
is Mount Rainier some 14;500 feet high:'
and plainly visible, at' a' -distance of
about 00 miles. When the.air is clear
this grand.peak appears, to.be just , be-
yond the timbered ridge outside the
.city
tsvarying a
pects at, differ-
ent times• in the day and with,.char -
ing atmospheric conditions makes it
perfect wonder,• Before sunrise or af-
tersunset it appears spectral •white cr
gray, but the s.un's rays often. give --.it.
all the delicate tints of a Rower
pink to deep crimson or purple, This
mount is near Taco•Ina Which is con-
nected with Seattle byan electric line.
.• All fruits, save tropical varieties,
ripen in profuse -perfection in' this die•
trict and are oflenorenous' size, :while
English Ivy and holly flourish on > the
rraces and lawns surrounding many
of the residences and roses bloom out
of doors in December.
But though this city is wealthy and
destined to be the great metropolis of
the coast and though Its scenery is
perfect, it is marred by the crime of
its inhabitants; Brewing establish-.
ments flourish med. saloons are, every-
where. One man in every23 s aetiye-
ly engaged in the liquor business and
gambling houses and places of vile
amusement are common, and; like the
saloons, open day and night continual-
ly, • Daring . the summer the people
Sock to the athletic park to witness
the
ballgames
and the-
writer
has
hearc1'.the uproar made by what the
papers estimated to .be 11,000 people
who were witnessing a Sunday game.
It is a .matter, of regret that many
people are poor owing to, their sup-
port of the gambling resorts, and
might be wealthy if they were half
as generous in supporting our fine
churches and schools or the State
University.
Rof ebl
cently
densha velllbeenilcl sed, a and so.
many bad characters are abroad, that
in parts of the .city it is unsafe for
ladiee to appear on the streets,
A description of the renowned pleas-
ure resorts or of the hunting and fish-
ing regions near Seattle would prob.
ably be in order but the writer is not
well informed concerning same,
Though a brier sketch can give but
a poor idea of even a small city, I'
trust that this article may :prove en-
tertaining and profitable to the read-
er? of your valuable paper.
Sincerely,
.DAVE ELS`CON. •
"When the butter won't
,C0121c put- a,' .,
° �. penny in the
churn," iS an of • ,t"1 •' '
lTl dairy
t� lolly
proverb. It often seems to
work though no one has ever
told why.
When mothers are worried
because the children clo not
gain strength and flesh we
say give them Scott's Emul-
sion.
1t is like the penny in the,'
milk because it works and
because there is 'something.
astonishing about it.
Scott's Emulsion C
szorl is. simply
,a milk of pure p cod liver oil
with
some 11y o 11r�s �lxites'
1',P I
especially c1all prepared for i deli '
p P este
sto
lna
c
hs.
Chi
Children i ell
take to
It
naturally
ulaI
l
Y
because l tl
Sze .like -the
5 taste
and the
remedytakes just -
It st aS'
naturally- attl>all
tb the e children =:
b�.
call
tseit•i
is so perfectly cal adapted
y 1
to'
'their wants.
'4 tS.
For
all weak 1,
and.
pale p and
thin
children i ire
nSc
Scott's sE
Emulsion
slo
nl
is 'the
most
satisfactory ` • .
c.toly treat-
men
heir-
]Hent,
We will send you
the penny, 1. • e., . a
sample free.
Me sure that this picture 11,
the form of a label is onthe
wrapper of every bottle ,of
Emulsion you buy.
SCOTT 6,z BOWNI ,
Ci'fer risfs, -
Toronto, . Ontario.
5oc. and ex.00; ail drug gists,'
,, Stephen
The election f�^
Stephen or the Township of
t phen on Monday last. The coun-
cillors were elected by acclamation.
Following is the result for the Reeve-
.ship:
Total
2 `.2 3 4 �5 0 7
Sweitzer 43
S5 78 35 77 23 8358 431
Willert • 74' 49.49 50 22 11555 70 484
Majority for IPillert e3
• THE SPIRIT OF WINTER,
The spirit of winter is with us, mak-
ing its presence known in many
different ways --sometimes by cherry
sunshine • and glistening snows, anc
sometimes by driving winds andblin
ing stories. To many people it se
to take a delight in making bad th ng gs
worseor
for
rheumatism
twists si `
a s h
der
0
mer
Ya d`
oetr
y
i a
wonder
that t more people don.te
rid of these ailments. The need'. ire
that cures them -Hood's Sarsapa: la
-is easily' obtained and there is abu
dant proof that its corer are radica
and permanent.
s
twinges "sharper, catarrh be
more annoying, and the many
toms of Scrofula. are - deyelope
aggravated. There is not much
in.
this
but
th i '
e r Is
truth
•
and. it
Elim`viiie
A. OHUIST1r!AS :131i3DH. A merr
company was assembled on Christen
Day at the home cf. 111r,,and ,lllrsGeo
Th.ornstn, :Elgin avenue. to witnes
the marriage of their' daughter Barrie
Leolla (Elattie) to Walter W. Hein,
Elienville, At 12 30:' the bride, escot
ed by,her father and attended' by`"e
niece, Miss Bessie' Thomson; as ai
of honor, entered the parlor, ,wl ich.
was decorated with evergreens, h j1l!y
and mistletoe, and tonk her place e -
side the groom in front of a ban
cedar and holly Miss Hero, siste,
the groom played the wedding nr
The nuptial ceremony was perfo
by Rev. Dr. Daniel, pastor of
street Methodist church, and R
y
as
s
ft
r
d.l
of
of
rale -
need
orth
EA.
,' M, Thomson. of Rodney, brotaer of
the bride, The bride looked very
sweet and pretty in a gown of , bite:
organdie trimmed with white ,V<len-
oinnes insertinti and Chinon. She
reed a shower baguet of white earn.
tions. The tiotaid of honor also was
daintly dressed in white organdie. At
the conclusion or the ceremony con-
gratulations were extended, and the
company, which numbered about
forty then partook of an excellent
repast, at wbicb the toast of the bride
was fittingly honored. ' Mr. and Mrs.
He 5
Here
left by the 3.1<, P.M train ,for
their home at Elirnville, accompan ed
by the felicitations of many well 'retell -
era. The bride's going away costume
was of ox -blood eebeline, trimrne
with white broadcloth,and hat to
match, Mrs. Vern is a most estimable
ed ilnthec it les in arid will
wh which shetly miss-
ttnoved.
Dizzy?
!Thenour liver isn't actitii
well. You suffer from bilious-
ness, constipation. Ayers
Pills act directly on the liver.
For 60 years they have been
the Standard Family Pill.
Small doses cure. Allttt�uQIstp,
weal: your ir.1 "0he lir beard a bsautlful
browd Or richblaclt, Then tae
BUCKINGHAM'S DifE Arkeors
eaey�,er.om,idaere `ikM.r.Hite e Oliot4ne va,
V.K.•
The. wedding presents were marry ar
bearlttfed.-.-Goderir li Sinal,
Buum4,8.•_ Mt•. S,hat-pton and Mies
Woods, of Exeter, visited with fir.
and Mrs, :ttont. Woods on Starldrx'y
hest,—The Insteliatiou of o±Ueers of
the 0, O. 0, 1+', took place on Friday
evening last. The attendance wets
very, good considering the wet eight
th
, s lnstallatiori; cererrrony writes perk
•f'ortued by 7llas.' Durdle, of W'atzt'hel,
sea, after the business was transacted
Jpthe members ti eeted themselves to at
oyster copper, which was heartily
tl
,
i ly en
u cI
1 byall
e a
s+.
n lie
p 1
7.r wail
it
.
league concert wee a:tied:led success
the prngretru tieing well rendered and
the league deserve praise for the
splendid program provided for such a
nominal cost. --illi, Walter 1lern went
tp ;London on 'loesdae ar,d rctuzeed
st ith a load 01 goods,—Rev. McDcnald
returned on -Friday last after ;spend -
tag his holidays at bis home: Hear:
Thedford.-Rev. Cooper and mcDorselci
are holding revival services •nn the
Bethany' appointment. — Mr. Geo.
TxlrnbuU,•of Virden, Man., is visiting
relatives and friends bele and his sis-
ter, Dirs, Eoweliffe, Winchelhea south
The Nerves
control the ` most important
functions of the e huulau sys-
tem, em. A1n021ga.t
the sY iris -
117, o
of
nervous S8
u exhaustion na
are 'Brain
rag,'' Mental DePression, Ir-
ritability, Insomnia Pros -
'tri
do
11H
stere Headache,
Y , eadache
Flushed race,
Cold
,Bands
and Feet.
IRNmOX
'`•
TABLETS
ACT AS A TONIC
increasing nerve, energy and
force; they also supply nour-
ishment to the nervous system,
Fifty Tablets
F •' .
o>r 25 :Gent:s
OPINION OP LEADING PHYSICIANS
2 have examined Sarong's Pilekone
and have prescribed it in my practice
with satisfactory results. J. M. PIrER,
M. D , Coroner, Gordon.
Price $1.00. For sale by druggists
or by mail on receipt of price.
W. T. STRONG. Manufacturing.
Chemist; London,, Ontario,'
Wincheisea Dattel' :& Cream
Association
The 10th annual general meeting of
the shareholders and.'patrons of the.
Winchelsea s
eaButter
and Cream Asco
i
ation,will
be
held in the Township
Ball, Ellaville, on
THURSDAY, JANU I:RY `22N 1903
at 1 o'clock p,m.' '
Business. — Reception of reports,
election of officers and general busi-
ness. Mr, 3. B. Muir of Ingersoll, will
be present and address the gathering.
Your attendance is. requested.
JonN DELB1II.OGB, ' Josur.a•7 tors,
President. •Sect 'wry.
Jani trey 8th, 1003.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Of Duncan
Macgregor, of the village'
e'
of Exeter, in, the County of Huron.,
' Gentleman,.deceesed.
Notice is hereby given pursuantto Chap
120 It. 8. 0., 1807. that all Creditors and oters
having claims against the estate of Outman,iVlo,,.
gregor, late of the said village. of Ei:eter
gentleman, deceased, who died on or abet%
the ninth day of December,. A. D., 1802, are,
on or. before .the thirty-first: day of January,
A. D., 1003 to send ' by post prepaid or
deliver to F. W. Gladnetn, Solicitor, Exeter.
od ithe
testament of the said dareas•ed, their
SHE PATIENTLY
BORE
DISGRACE
A Ssd Lotter front a lady Wilese
Husband was Dissipated.
How She Curies I'Iitn W1tlt "a secret
Remedy,
tee
tede
' I had for years patiently borne Heti
suffering, misery and privations due to my
husband's
,t h.
� habits. ba ., Hearing of your
maive 5remedy
eilou
for the cure of drunkenness;
which
uide. ivy•
I; myliushhnd seorotly, I dem.
ceded to try it. T procured a package and
ani d it hi bis food and ipollee,as
remedy� and, id' the
v� odrir! ^^
ear and d
knowtasteless, he did' not
what at wiis thatso tjuil:kly relieved his..
• crrvin ;for Liquor. Ile soon began toick up
tiesh, lus, appetite for solid food reurne
t ; .
stuck to his 'work rd, he
regularly, and nowhavea
Maury borne: ,After he was coinletel cured I
P Y
i m
tadha. why
... I had1
xc e w •
n when he acknowl-
edged
that it lrndbeen his saving, as he had
not the resolution '
soh t,on t
ohrea�l, off of is
accord. I hearth advise all women
t own
Y nen rifiiicted as
I was
to give, your remedy Bial.
HER OA
A DRUNKARD
A Lady who cures here husband
bis ,Drinkln J bitss 1 :i Of
�" exp res other
struggle to:savo her home
A Z -Til IC L ' '
,� T ��fER
nay: ' ,, ,e
*' 1 had fora long time been thineingloffr in the
Tasteless Samaria rresoription treatmentonmy
husband fey his drinking habits, butt was afraidhe
thethoughitunnervethat dyime gllhesitatedfornes lya
week, but one
de
when be c
ame ho
m
e very
m
ucl
threw off all fear andfeterminedto make etlotInt oxicat d and Is week's' salary nearly a11spcurt
4?ort'o
nof
her letterreads as follows to save oar hono from the ruinT sawcomiaat aln" NY father had oftenpromised mother tstep
hazards. 1 sent for your' Tasteless
Samaria
Pre
,
drinking,
and
would
d
o
so
for
time
but
i
z t
rs ri tionatd put itn his coffeeeeas directedad neat returned to it stronger than ever.Ono cent'marring and watched and ,prayed er the result: aftera'terrt I' spree, , said to tis lt^naAtn0onIgaV8 11 - OrEaa ZaO �t supper. I3enaversus suspectedat p ,andIthez boldly keptright nee. stoPdturdng:,
Otzt• hearts tented
on giving it regulerly, as Ihad discovered some, to turn to stone, and we decided to try the
thIngthai set every nerve in m body'tingling wlrh Tasteless Samaria Prescri. tion :which :
hope and hap iness, and T could see a bright f uture read aboub i s ' t .., the
nth.
e papers. . 1V
G a ;
spread p v P P t, Ia.
don f n
p t before m0—a eace.ul, happy home a remedy, $ 1
share in thegood, m o, entirelye,or
without his knowledge,
a i p in
things of life, an attentive lovinghis
Unbend, eo ,torts and, tea, -coffee, 6r food re ' 4
to everything.else to aregularly, U�ortau,� to
woman's heart; for my husband had told me that 'directions, and he never knew he was taking h.
whiskey was vile Stuff and he was taking a dislike One package removed all his desi •
tole. It was only too true. for before I had andhe desire far . en
him the full creasedo given Bads it is now re a so w n wonderfully
ti ,-
r he had stopped drinidnt; alto- health and appetite ,are also ❑•cnrlerfulty irai:
eth
er but T hunt eA ' 'V
la t in
him the he ed'ci '
!; medicine ne till i
was gone,' and then sent for another let, to have on Prayed, and Itotte would monthsn: hint. since
the
h some and . n e rn i
if al. i
hOnd relapse, is now fifteen i sea.✓ en '
p she ]tad, donetncc. wrr
promises before. Re never has and 1' am white:, gave it to him and we feel sure that the change
you 1ettr
e to tell youhow thankfulful Sam I
honestlybelieve Rt will cure the worst cass" is fo :
good. Please seed x
e one of your little
books as I want toive it to a f'' lend." '
IR FATHER
WAS A � I
A :Pluolsy Young Lady ;takos
Iiclxself t4 Cure hez';l''ather
of ,the Liquor lLabit,
STORY Off" KKER SUCCRS ,
g tz�n
E.
and: am Ilea. 'vin full
particulars, p g f articulare testimo i
�' I? > n els and price sent in
..�., � ]will_.
sealed envelope, :., Correspondence sacredly confidential. Enclose stamp
reply, Address Me Samaria Remedy Co, :23 Jordan,Street, Toronto,
Canada,
a Late ofkJR.. . .. i' r
W. I-.':GRAHA , 1 .' Ole -
m ,• KingSt. west ' �Y .�O L°AN
No. T Clarence -square, corner Spadina avenue
Toronto, Canada treats Cl p,
Canada, ]ionic diseases, and -]Hakes
a specialty of Skin Diseases, as Pimples,. Ulcers, Etc.
PRIVATE DISEASES as Impotency; Sterility. Vari-
cocele, Nervous Debility, etc.,(the result.
of youthful
folly and excess,) Gleet and Stricture of Long: Stand-
ing, treated by galvanism, the only method
pain and all bad after effects. Y without
Diseases of Women --Painful profin
.We have unlimited private fuode for invest
went upon farm or village Property at lower
rates Of interest_
DICKSON d: CARLINl3`•.-
Exeter.:
, iONEY TO. LOAN..
I have a large amount of private funds
loan .onfain) uad'en aeell; 1e,ittrat cw
of interest.
F, W. GLADM.&N,
Barrister Main St. Exeter.
ulceration, leucorrhoea and all displacements of the womb sed �meastruation,
OFFICE nouns -9 a m.$' Packs of Cards to;S p. m. Sunday 1 to 3 p. m: �s P 1'e °
One Pack, "May I: C. U. Rome," One Pale
40 IN
CASH
FREE
To be awarded at Provincial Winter
,Fair, I90
� 3 for f best,
, pair of
Fat Uattl
e
fed
• with.
!1 rtffin '' '
goon s GanaCarl S�ioG14
TOOIG.
Tie
� sweepstake fatcattle at Chicago
,s nd Guelph Winter Fairs 1902, were
rfed with Worthington's . Canadian
Stock Tonic. An evidence of the good INSURANCE.
results farmers and.feeders would.: ERNEST ELLIOT,
obtain by feeding a. genuine stock]
food; not an American fad, • Horses . Agen for the >t
W srleo ri :he PEcson, Cotar-
look better, feed better, drive better ?ANY, of Toronto ;also for .the PSotirss Fnsre
sell better, when fed with Worthing- xsverei C ersVir , of JLondon, England;
ten's Stock Tonic. g`-' 4LLiaxcn lrrsuxairoa CouPAxR, of >tirq
,and
DEAR 81.13.—Have used Worthing-
ton's Stock Tonic for one year and'
have been.feeding•at :to ail my stock.
Found '
1t to
good sa '�
tl�f
give seri
g on'a
nd
Standing
on
your
own
Merits.
'°°'"" "Escort one Pack, ''Flirtation One Paerei._,
Su1d to light.' One Pack Our °bP t
That is
Just what
the stu-
dents
of the
F. C, B. C.
Y, M. C. A. Building,
London, Ont.
Can do after completing
Busi-
ness or Shorthand their
training.
The
g.
They,
need
no political cal pull. Are you In-
terested ? Write for particulars.
College re -opens, Jan, 5th.
J. W. WE
STER!lEI.T,
Principal.
n al
p.l
MEDICAL
Fond iii tise all' f w BttO�WIN '
,�rmers mad feeders J C? ori D. M. j1y
of stock to use it, yours faithfully, mace P. s, residence Victoria ,nLabo t.
Bice taw residence. Dominion I,abora-
L. MOSES, tory, Exeter.
December 29, 1902... Avonton P
.a,
LEGAL -:,
Ilc �ill0l'filllfl �l0il Drug rug Go-�
Gueup,I3!, ONT.
one o exocntors of the last will
For Sale and Guaranteed b :
names and addresses tho ful Car Wing Bros,?.Exeter; y
1 particnlar3 Cook & Son,.
of their: maims, and the nature of the se- H sill; L'�. Schm idt, Lucan.
Ottrities (If any) held b' thein and that p"
d
after tho day last aforesaid, tho said executors
will proceed to distribute the ascots of the s ii f OR, SALE.
deceased among the parties entitled tpet 10.
havingrogard only to such Maims ..of which
notice shall have been given as above regi ir- ;` $0 aere.s, unireprovedin the Township of Os.
ed, and the' said exectrtors will not bo I1able prey, County of Grey,. hardwood and: othe
fol• the. said assets or any part thereof to any:' timber, railway 7 miles ; post•ottice, school and
person or persons of whoso claim or claim ! .church, arnile and a half:; would, sell or.ex
notice shall not have been received by, hint ar change for' smaller improved • properly at
thotime 01 such, distribution. y` Exeter.
ADAi4I > BITa1j'o D Executor•. R. meryL Na, H..x: aonr,
F. W. GLADj't%AN
Dated at Exeter this 27th day of December 2,' Better. Ontario.
"na1902. e
ARM FOR SALE. -150 acres i1
NOTICE,- 4 the township of Usborne, goo
c
soil,,large brick house, heated byho
Notice is: hereby given that tho i3th. annual air, bank barns_, withpower
mooting of the members of 'the Play, Township plenty.n wood water, windmill,,
rarmorte 14utual Fite Inseranoe company, 12 acres' good
will be hold in the Town ]fall; Zurich, en Jan. ]yarn, a mile and a hall from Wood•+
nth A, D., 1003, at one o'rtlook P. en. ham, . Apply, A. FULLER, j�?'oodham. I
By
so.ry-Tre u e r'iva tx the Directors' and .• �,,� �,� ®,
Sooretary-Treasurer's reports ;election � "'�"'°' """°"'-""
of Directors, and the discussion of other. best,
noes for thegoad and welfare of the Compau
All memborsayerequested to attend.—PETER
DOUGLAS, President ; 1lENllY EMBER,.
Secretary.
CENTRAL
trge, peogreesivo school mid ono of es
73
0 the text 00 thus 00M/tents Thin IS a
strong siaterimet but it is a tette one
nevertheloaa, The reason our Scheel bee tor
large attendance is because it is a wide-
er Awake, hustle*, working, resuleprodue- see,
0 ing ecluen. Recent gradnetes have an- Ls
Principe, 1
104116114011100.1111104110000**0.6102
QTRAYED.—There strayed from lot
lei 15, con. 14, Hibbertt on or about
the first day of Nbvember, a light red
steer, coining three years old, 0., ring
in the right ear, ancl long white horns.
.A. liberal reward will he given for any
information as tie the animals wheres
abouts, Addreeereffive. TOnsestee, Tiler -
.04
"Chris irias Box '
Pull of V1/4 orKterfui Things
ing lieeperiments,LOVOS Puzzle, 20 Rebuees,100
Fenny Cenendeures, Book of Len, Gain° a'
Letters, Magie W titling', 824 jelly. Jokes
itigSeerete, 1CO Toilet and Cooking Reeelpes, 555
selootions for Autograph Albums. to Model.
of DrearitS. 01Xid0 te Flirtation, stele AO
Table, Lover'eeTelegettpli, and our letteit Cat; tie
Xmas Toes; tookerardNotions, ell by Mail
LoVe Lettere, 7w t, .oll;e1:1i'ltOrr:y1NianIttLe,ye,:nithe,t1:1,o,Nife,.. Or
FRE E. fee 50, ellVet to ay. eeriteee.
e '
u , a.Ja •
Bolds Two.' Sample of 21 other styles, with
book full of notions. Send 5c si'iver.foe postage=
A.W. KENNY, E. T.
Yarmouth, N.
DENTIST.
Rotor Graduate of the Toronto Univei'sity
and Royal College of Dental Surgeons of
Ontario, *with honors Also Post -graduate of
Chicago School of Prosthetic • Dentistry (with
honorable naention.
EverYthing known to the Dental Profession
done in th1s ohe e. Bridge work. crowns, al-
luminum, gold and vulcanite pietas elle done in
the neatese manner posatLee.
tion.
Office 0330 door south of Carling ; Bro's store
Exeter. Ont.
BUGGIES!
BUG-GIES I
Do you Want a uggy?
We have the finest stock in town.
All the latest styles,' in the newer
colors.'
Our prices are low as can be found
for first-elass material and workiiaan-
ship.
nErortE YOU BUY
GALL 'FIND .8EE Ai&
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries, Converncers,
Commiesioners, Solicitors for the ifolsons
ank, Etc.
leoney to Loan at lowest rates of interest.
OFFICE ;--11.6.IN STREET, PEXETER.
F W. MADMAN
Barrister, Solicitor, Yotari Public
...OFFICE MAIN STREET 'EXEME.
D. S.D. D. S.ellonor Graduate
of Teri:alto University, Deritiste
Teeth extracted withott , pain or
eon's block. West aide of Watt
tract.' Exeter'
OUT THIS OUT
and send it to us with 5 cents In silver tad yot,
will get by return mail a GOLDAM BOX. 03
GOODS that will bring you in MORE! 04.enexit•
Yeerneuth, V,
FOE SALE—BRICIC. .RE
sInvstin Wenn AN ACRE arias:DDT
EXETER—We otter for sale on repeatable
terms, that very desirable residential tooteirty
known as "The Beeper Itentesteadd eituatett
on not No- sa smith Of Revert_ Street, .eareter.
There is erected 'open the land, a omnfortable
teeeSeary Oilthenees. The ,htruse is in good re,
pair and hae 9 roome. The lot tee table an aore
of hind and IS exceuenur adantod for getdeu
ing Or frillegneWing, There le a niontlful sup.
to date, and OA terms our, or Partleillars aP.. '
A.. 'proprietor.
F Flussell
l'wo Doors South Town Hall.
rs
A Happy and
Prosperous Niw Year
Is what we ali expect and desire.
Begin by 'making the home
bright aral cheerful, and if your
family -Are musical, you cannot
add td the brightness and cheer
of home more than by I -elating in
it a Piano or Organ. It will aot
onles add cheer to the home but
will help your cleildten to take
their pr?per plate ia the social
and husines.s world when your
aid is withdrawn from them.
Sewing Machines
In Sewing Machines we curry a,
large and varied stock of the
very best makes, also needles
and repairs for all machines,
Sheet and Book Music
Plynin Books, Bibles, &e, alvva
Stock, Call and eee
Our ternee are the bast.