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�
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stem,
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we snake the following most liberal
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i at 25o,o v
lis
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are a well known remedy for all dis-
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our
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Address ARNOLD MEDICI NE CO
Dept. 0. 1.
50 Adelaide St. East, Toronto; Ont.
GOVERNMENT AID • TO GOOD
ROADS,
A special meeting of the county
council was held in the town Hall,
Clinton on Wednesday last to consid-
er whether or not the county' should
take such steps as would enable them
to participate in the $1,000,000 grant
set aside by the Provincial Govern-
Metat for the rilrpose of assisting the
different municipalities or counties td
• improve theroads. At the morning
session, the report of the special com-
mittee of the council, appointed at the
January session, was taken np•by the
council, and with two slight amend-
ments, was adopted. The list of the
report is as follows
REPORT OF COUNCIL,
Meeting to consider whether the
county of Huron shall accept her
share of the appropriation or not.
"We should recommend, if, accepted,
that a certain amount be raised •ex-
tending over a period of years instead
of issuing debentures for $80,000
which wouid be about the most re-
quired for this county to meet the de-
mands of the Goverument bill, as the
amount we would receive from the
Government would' be somewhere
near $40,000. We suggest that the
sutu of $8,000 be raised yearly . by,
county rate, which would be a total of
$12,000 to he expended in cash and
every year to' be designated as good
roads appropriation, until we nave
received Huron's share of the $1,000,-
000, as set aside by ,the Government.
The equalized assessment of this
county is $82,301,200. and to raise the
$8,000 yearly would require a rate of -
.25 mills on the dollar. We should
also recotv.niend that a certain sum in
each and every year, and also the
amount received from the Govern-
ment,.
overn-ment, 1 e expended equally in each
division according to assessment, and
on the several leading roads leading
to market towns and villages in the
county. The sums to be so expended
shall be under the supervision of the
county councillors in each division,
with the adVice and corms A. of the
township c, uncils wherein the roads
are si t ual a 1,•
In the afteenoon, a meeting of the
Aching joints
to the fingers, toes, arms, and other
parts of the body, are joints that arc
inflamed and swollen by rheumatism -
that acid condition of the blood which
affects the muscles also.
Sufferers dread to move, especially
after sitting or lying long, and their
condition is commonly worse in wet
weather.
"I suffered dreadfully, from rheumatism;
but have been completely cured by IXood's
Sarsaparilla, for which S am deeply g rete -
ss ruArtens Small, t Prescott, Ont.
"I had an attack of thegri hick lett mo
Weak and helpless and suffering from rhea-
matlsm. I began taking. hood's Sarsapa-
rilla and this medicine has entirely cured
me, have nhesitation n In seryts
it
aver
ray
life," 11I. J. Mo1)orf. ri, Trenton, Ont.
Hood's Sarsapar ilia
Removes the cause'o rheultnatism--no
outward application can. Take it.
county council and delegates from the
different municipalities In the county
was voted
w held Warden � vo d�
as rdn Tarr
County
to the chair,. and 7181'k Lane
of 1 meet -
Was
appointed !isecretarytl a xx ee
w, opted l
.
ing, That this good roads movement
has taken s firm hold onthe minds of
the ratepayers was evidencedcad 'bn the
fact that every rnurucipalfty i
the
county was represented, with the ex-
ception ce tion of" Win baand Wroxeter.
Mir A, W. Campbell, the Provincial
Road Oomrnissioner, was present . and
addressed the meeting, Mr, Camp-
bell set forth the evils of the statute
labor system as at, present worked out
and ascribed the bad roads in many
places to that cause. He also prescrib-
ed the remedies which would effect a
wonderful difl`erenee under this same
system, He avised the preparing of
plans by the council for the work to
be done on the different roads during
the year, and to carry out these plans
in a sytema is and uniform manner,
The resale would be better roads and
better results for
the
me and
money
y
expended. In the past, ten years. in
the county of II uron, 400,380 days of
statute labor have been put cn the
roads, whileau additional expenditure
of $351,550 in cash has been made for
the same purpose. Inview of this he
claimed that much better results
should be attained. The roads should
i be graded a uniform width, and gave
as a standard, fdr leading- roads, a
width of 25 feet ; roads of medium
travel, 20 feet, and for back conces-
sions, a width of 18 feet. He strongly
advocated the use of concrete tile for
drains and the making only of con-
crete culverts, 13e favored as well
the making of the concrete tile by the
townships themselves. This can be
done in the gravel pits -at ,a, compare-.
tivraly small expense. ,In his opinion,
the fundamental principal of good
roads was, first and last, good drain-
age, Without proper drainage the
best work will in a few years, have to
be done over again at as great an ex-
pense as in the first place, Mr. Camp-
bell explained fully the terms on
which this Government,• money can be
obtained, the conditions to be complied
with in order to participate in the
grant, and the proper disposition of
the money to the different nlunicipali-
ties, or divisions of the county as shall
be decided upon.
At the conclusion of Mr. Campbell's
address, too little time remained for a
discussion of ilia matter by the dele-
gates, but a vote showed that the large
majority of those present were in fa-
vor ofsuch action being taken as will
permit of the county participating in
the grant.
A motion was also passed to the
effect that the different delegates lay
the matter before the ratepayers of
their municipalities, and that the
municipal councils report to the coun-
ty clerk, whether or not they are in
favor of the county council taking the
matter up, and, if so, designate the
roads in their townships which they
consider should he the ones on which
the improvements should be made.
• ASTHMA•CAN BE CURED
Thousands of testimonials conclus-`
iyely prove that Asthma can be per-
manently cured by inhaling CATARRH
-
OZONE, a vegetable antiseptic that
destroys At once the germs causing
the diseases. Oa,tarrhozone gives
immediate relief to the distressing
cough and suffocating sensatiens,
makes breathing easy and regular and
ensures undisturbed sleep. Oatarrho-
zone cures Asthma that Doctors are
unable even to relieve and can cure
you. The Catarrhozone inhaler is
made of hard rubber, :.fits into the
vest pocket can be tisecl at work, in
church in the 'street, in bed - any
place - at any time. Two months
treatment (guaranteed), price $1.00 ;
trial size 25e. Druggists, or N. 0. Poi-
son & Co. Kingston, Ont.
Try Dr. Hamilton's Mandrake Pills.
Presbytery of Huron
4
The Presbytery y of Huron met in "St.
Andrew's church, Kippen, on the 30th
inst. The Rev. Mr: Larkin, Modera-
tor. A. resolution was passed express-
ingsyympathy with Rev. M. C, McLen-
nan and wife in the' death of their
child. The reports of Sabbath echoers
and young people's society were read
by Revs. T. 'Hatiiilton and W. M. Mar-
tin, respectively.: The statistics of
both not being completed,' it was
agreed to instruct the conyeners to as
far as possible complete them and for-
ward to the Synod's committees. Rey.
T. Davidson read the report on church
life and work, this report brought out
soine favorer le and some rinfavorable
features in the Christian Life of to -day
which were earnestly discussed. St.
Andrew's church, Kippen, asked to
mortgage their church to meet their
present debt of $2.200. Leave for this
was granted and congratulations -pass-
ed at the very excellent improvements
made' on their church building- and
property. Rev. J. 5, 'Henderson was
appointed convener of Home Missions
for the Presbytery. The Rev. P.
Musgrave was nominated for modera-
tor of the Pla,milton and London
Synod. The Roy. E. H, Saweis and
J. Bell were appointed members of the
Synod's committee on bills.
A conference was then held by the
Presbytery on the subject of "Revi-
vals -Their need and how to obtain
them." ' An eaenest'and profitable dis-
cussion lasting for one hour followed.
Rev. Messrs. McLean, Anderson and
Fletcher with elders from Londesboro,
Otinton and Leehurn were appointed
coinenissiouers to tbe. General Assem-
bly, which will meet next June at
Vancouver, B. 0. The Presbytery
then adjourned to meet at Clinton in
May:
Tne wives of the elders of St. An-
drew's church, Kippers, kindly enter-
tained the ,Presbytery to dinner and
tea in the beautiful new school room
of the church.
LIBERAL PRAISES FOR CONSER-
VATIVE LEADERS.
Mr. J. S, 1Cillison,"formerly editor
of the Toronto Globe, who, on behalf
of the Liberal party, has just crnnplet,
,r
Wilfred Laurier,
Sir W u
biography ofSr
ed tL
iln r,
y
p
pay's s the following high l ribute to Mr,
1sC i, g
•ver eve lead r
Iti. Le Borden, the Conservative leader,
in an'edittorial published by the Teron•
-
t,News :
•'!3e is a young man, young in yeare
Flesh
When n you can't eat break
f
Ali:, take Scotts Emulsion,
hen
you" cant eat bread
,
ut
b to
r
take ke c
t. Scott's
! o t S
muls�
;., on, When you have
been living on a milk diet and
want' something mailer a little more
nourishing,take Scott's
Emulsion.
Toget fat you must eat
fat. Scott's Emulsion is a
great t fattener, a great
strength giver.
Those who have lost flesh.
want to increase all body
tissues,not onlyfat.
Scott's
Emulsion increases them all,
bone, flesh, blood and
nerve.
For invalids, -for con
valescents, for consumptives,
l�
for weak children,for all
who need flesh Scott's
Emulsion is a rich and coal-
fortable food, and a natural
tonic.
Scott's Emulsion for bone,
flesh, blood and nerve.
Nye will send you
a free sample.
Be sure that this picture-
in
icture
in the form of a label is nit
the wrapper of every Gott'
of Emulsion you buy.
SCOTT & BOW 'E,
CHEMISTS;
•
Toronto, Ol4t 1.10,
50c. and $t; all drueists
Of recompense for receiving this ten -
cent
The o recompense
book. I'h whole proposition
was an insult to a self respecting pub-
lisher,
Few newspapers published. t e
puff, but amonget there was the For-
est Free Press. True, it did not pub-
lish all the reader, but an extract from
i o a position a s i
t in as o . i any patent
" medicine firm ever demanded, Thus
space was worth , to the Free Press
batcurrant
01
about $1,50 zrant advertising
rates, but it gave it for a ten -cent book
t
that'o Shrew it probably xwthe
ba . lie in s
P ywaste
paper basket. That the Listowel
Standard gave the whole reader space
in its editorial columns is no excuse
for the President of the Press Associa-
tion paper. The edi-
torial colunius of the Listowel Stan-
chard may bo of no more value than to
give 1•reo puffs to foreign concerns,
but newspaper men expect better
things from a paper controlled by Mr.
Pettypieee St, Marvs Argus.
and parl'►amentary experience.. ead-
ership came to him unsought He
seems to'he wholly free from b mpti-
ous.propensities, and intolerant of all
advertising methods. It is oleos, how-
ever, that he is growing in the- stem
and confidence of his party, ttling
down firmly in the position of eader-
ship. He has made nci rnistak , and
is clearly:developing steadiue-s and
purpose in the management sf his
party in Parliament and in the coun-
try."
He made some strong sp cher
and kept his party well in hand .d; ring
last session. He, no doubt, pr ted
by his long stumping tour in Wes rn
Canada. There, for some years to
come, must the.work of parliame t
lie. There, is the best field for exec'
vise of the creative genius of Canad-
ian politicians. Those who .followed
Mr, Borden in the West and read his
speeches carefully must have percely-
ed that he touched all the sores and
found all the sensitive areas in the
government's policy and methods of
administration in that country, and
got into rather close relationship with
the dissentient elements of the popu-
lation.. As a result of this tour, •of his
better . knowledge of Conditions
throughout' the country and of hie
continued`study of parliamentary pro-
cedure, he will -meet the government
at the coming session with more of
the confidence and sure fontedness
that are so essential to 'successful
leadership.
THE . EVILS OE CONSTIPATION
This dangerous condition causes
siek headache, abdominal pains, ,piles
and in severe cases insanity and ap-
oplexy. The most agreeable and sats -
factory remedy is Ferrozone, ;which
makes the bowels so well ordered that
natural and unassisted action is es-
tablished. It is mild and certain in
action and never causes distress or
inconvenience, and may be taken as
long as required Pains in the stom-
ach and intestines, piles l:illiousness
and headache disappear at once when
Ferrozone is used. Recommended
and sold' by Druggists, price 50c. By
mail
from N. 0. Polson & Co. Xing-
St
iving-
Ston, Ont.
No Pills like Dr. Hamlet ons,
DEA D-IIEAD ADVER ISING.
At the recent ..Press Association
meeting in Toronto its present presi-
dent, 11. J. 1?ettypiece read a paper on
]dead -head Advertising, " in which
the evil was pointer? but and remedies
suggested. 'We were much surprised
in the last issue of the Forest Free
Press to find that he vas not favor-
able to tatting a dose of his own niedi-
cinN., ,A few weeks ago a certain. firm
sent out. a little .booklet;' valued by
tbeni sit 10' cents, to many Canadian
newspapers, accnmpaniecl by a long
reader, (tire -third of a column long,
Gvhich they asked the newspapers to
insert as a favor to them and as a eort
A� Bad Breath
A bad breath means a bad
sttach, a bad digestion, a
bad liver. Ayers Pills are
lid pills. They curie con-
stipation,
dys-
pepsia,
-
` t'on biliousness, stlpa l , y
pepsia, sick. headache.
25c. All druggists.
Want your moustache or board. a beautiful
'brown or rich blade? Then use fOr the
BUCKINGHAM'S111 WhIskers
so air. OOti5UG IIta, o11al. P. ill,, d CO., nem H.N.
alt Dr1kit food
Is elle World's Bost Cereal
Food for Maintaining the
Health o f
1 � T ore �uho
fire Now
�o Well
andStrong.
While the most noted food exerts
and medical men strongly recommend
Malt Breakfast Food as the most bene-
ficial article'of diet for invalids and
people of weak digestion, they are
also agreed that it is the king of
breakfast foods for young and old in
good health. Malt Breakfast Food is
the only cereal food that regularly
ruriiirhes with vitality and energy
necessary for the daily success of the
body and brain worker. Malt Break-
fast Food pleases the whole family,
because it is the only cereal food that
is thoroughly relished day after day.
All Grocers sell and recommend halt
Breakfast Food,.
ONE-WAY RATES. •
/To many points in the states ot Cali-
fornia, Oregon and Washington.
Cali-
f
EVERY DAY
The Union Pacific will sell. One-way
Colonist Tickets ' etg
i t ckets t
o Tthe foil
owing rates
from Missuuri river terminals
$25.00 to San Francisco, Los Angeles
and many ether Oal fornia points.
Tickets on sale from Feby. 15 to June
15, 1903.
$20.00 to Ogden and Salt Lake City.
$26.00 to Butte, Anaconda and He-
lena.
$22.50 to Spokane and Wenatchee,
Wash.
525.00 to Everett, Fairhaven and
New Whatcam, via Hunting$on and
Spokane.
$25.00 to Portland, Tacoma and Se-
attle.
$25.00 to Ashland, Roseburg; Eugene,
Albany and Salem, via Portland.
Tickets on sale Feby. 15 to April 30,
1903.
From Chicage and St. Louis propor-
tionately low rates are in effect ;by
lines connecting with the Union Paci-
fic to all above points:
For full information call on or ad -
F dress :-F. B. CetoATE, G. A., 126
oodward Ave.. Detroit. • Mich.
Do -You Kiclins. P6rrorm
Their Functions ?
Paine's Celery 'Compound
Is the World's Spring Remedy
for all Kidney and BIad-
de Troubles..
Unless your kidneys properly and
regularly perform their functions, the
accumulations of morbid materials in
your blood will act. like a poision upon
the nervous system. Have you head-
ache, yestigo, pui'33nees under the eyes,
or dropsical tendencies ? Have you
fever sometimes with chills, and a dry
skin ? Is the urine high colored, some-
times scanty in quantity, sometimes
bloody and foul ? Any of these
symptoms are true warnings of kid -
Ley disease.
To day, a multitude of men and
woman suffering from various forms
of kidney affections enduring pains
and inind agony, are, through the use
of Paine's Celery Compound eliminat-
ing morbid and poisonous materials
from the blood. Wise and able ply-
sicans are prescibing Paine's Celery
Compound for their patients. No oth-
er medicine in the world is so strong-
ly endorsed by the best people in the
land. Mrs, E. 0. Clairmont, Vancou-
ver, B. C., writes about her blessed
experience with Paine's Oelery Coni,
pound ; she says :
"For five years kidney and urine
troubles made life a misery for tne:.
Before cowing here I was treated by.
two doctors ; both failed to cure me,
and my sufferings increased. I was
advised by a friend to try Paine's Cel-
ery use of the sec-
ondd After cry Campoun ,
bottle 1 experienced a happy
change.' I could feel and see that
your wonderful medicine was doing
its work well. After using eight bot-
tles I am 'free from all symptoms:of
the old troubles, and feel that I am 'a
tiew person. Paine's Celery Com-
onnp is truly a blessing to those afflic-
ted with kidney compiatuts.
GE+NERALL NEWS
SFRING MEDICINE
As a spring medicine Burdock Blood Bitters
has no equal. It tones %) the system, and re-
moves all impurities from the blood, and tak.
es away that tired, weary feeling so prevalent
in the spring,
The St. James street Temple build-
ing.,. Montreal, known far and wide as
a l s Metho-
dist,
ne
the millstone of th t
a last,to a
has leen sold t
a
est church,
d
syndicate. The Rev, J. W. Graham.
hopes to place the church on a work-
ing basis,
Tho essential lung healintr' prinullatl .of the
Mae tree lies finally peen successfully seperet-
1 t
c and relined i a r t
d intoo rcA cough medicine--
p. p.
Dr. Wood's ' orway a it
D NO s er T hs b SOW b al
r o Y 1
y Y p
dealers on a guarantee of satistaotiou, Price
ladMOD ton bitsiriess Men hawk decid-
ed
tori`required
!.d ase the la 0 t e:e-
UUo
� ,
n-
aive the location of Canadian North-
ern sliops for Edmonton, which is to
be.ua'edivisional made a Jvislouatl .Dint. for works
:• p
shops s bet •ee x' nn' and• life
p twz i rpeg l�
DOAN'S KIDNEY' PILLS ant on the kid-
neys, bladder and urinary organs only, ThcY
cure backache, ~scale bark, rbeumatbnr,
bolos, congestion. iuttammation, gravel,
Bright's disoaro, a.,d all olher diseases arising
from wrong action of thie kidneys and bladder.
Willirtru Oarrothers, of con. 3,',West-
rninstrw, banged himself with a halter
in his barn on Thursday last. When
found he was dead. The deceased,
who was much respected, and was 07
years or age, is tuipposed to have been
driven insane through 'brooding ,over
illness in Ills family.
series f pruningdemonstrations
A o ,
are to be held in Ontario orchards dur-
ing the present month, under the aus-
picel; of the Ontruio Fruit•Orower's
Assbcial ion. These will be followed
by demonstrations in spraying in
April ard Clay, and by demonstra-
tions in thinning in June. The de-
monstration will be under the charge
of Messrs. G. O. Caston, Craighurst ;
A. L, Sherrington, Walkerton ; Har-
old Jones, Hamilton ; and others. A
great number of orchard meetings
will be held,
" A'� LtTs
stanscssawszteasarasmare
are by far the most attract-
ively put up remedy I have
ever seen, and the immediate
favorthey have found with
my 'customers surpasses any-
thing in my experience. I
can also speak most highly
of the medicine itself.
I heartily wish you the suc-
cess which I am sure you will
have."-WM. H. GARDNER,,
,Druggist, Bridgeport, Conn.
area
rate
They Cure Constipation and
Indigestion.
50 Tablet®. 25 Canto.
ntrN SAM.'
stn.
OPINION OF LEADING PHYSICIANS
I have used,: �F. T. Strong'S Pile
Remedy in my practise . with most
satisfactory results, and can cheerful-
ly recommend it. JAMES- SUTTON,
M. D.
Price $1.00. For sale by. druggists
or by mail on receipt of price.
W. T, STRONG. Manufacturing
Chemist, London. Ontario.
Why do you
Pay 87 Cents
Per Bunch for B. C. Shingles,
when you can buy them for
0 Cts.
Dry Hemlock Barn Boards for
$15.50 per 1000 feet. •
A. J. Clatworthy's
Lumber Yard, Granton.
irriENDER8 WANTED. - Tenders
will be received up to Saturday,
March 21st for the erection of a new
school house for school section No. 13,
Stephen. The plans and 'specifica-
tions can be seen at S. Staniake's Jr-,
Sodom, on and after March llth. The
lowest tender not necessarily accept-
ed. S. STANLAILE, Secretary.
FARM FOR SALE. -- The under-
signed offers for sale the valuable
farm on the 4th concession, Stephen,
lot 13, comprising 50 acres, One of
rm
•inbecun
the best grazing hums t county,
with oveiowing well. Good frame
house, hart s and stable, For terms
and particulars apply to ALFRED
GLANVILLE, Orediton, East.
FOR SALE UR TO .DENT,
Beautiful home beingcomposed of the north
half of lot 17, concession 1, stephen, .1 of a mile
south (Me village of Exeter, containing 25
acres of choice land, good bride house, with
bard and soft water in, tho house, .bank barn,
largo or-
chard
0
drive l
d hoghouse andg
°n an0
chard of aples, pears, plums, peaches and
raspberries. There is also hard .water with
pump in drive house and two in fields, and
extremely easy torms of .payment and posses-
sion given at once. For terms and particulars
apply to FANNY WILSON, Exeter, P. O. or
to I ROS. CAMERON, Farquhar, ant,
OR SA
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sll}x;Ncl? wa<Tlz �.r� car. Ul,`z� zv
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` .T I-•-'9l'cr or Ars ] n
T.1� i� i off a v re on bl
kr tis a e
,t thatverydesire e residential A sir � ° dentia property.
tries 1 l A o t
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P p
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now a Th Hooper P3 cAte 1
]cn n s 0$ O FI n a b ttz ted
on Dot No. so, south of Huron stmt; Exeter,
There is °rooted upon. the land. a comfortable
n ode s brick dwellings. ]
a d ou b kA the
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oc s ouingond is
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of ]and aaudfs excellently adapted for garden
tier or fruitgrowin . 'TT]rormisaplentiful sup -
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of a nd s w tv I° is u
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o date and the t°taxa Dere°, for particulars ap
pair and as 9 rooms. The lot contains an come
ply to Arcrxsoo l 'CAszrrra barristers. Exeter
or to A.10, Ecorse, Raw P. 0., Ponnn.
A., proprietor,
INSURANCE.
1 RNS+ ST ELLIOT,
Agon; for the 'WESTERN AssuxtAyo5 Corns
i°ANv, of Toronto ; also for the Prose xx Fxzsr
ssurANas Coma'ANy, of London, England ;
`1riLxAxos INavrtANCs COMPANY, Of ltr'l
tied
MEDICAL
Vl . 111:0\VNlNI., 'ii. D. le
.l. i~, c;rarinate v,cs4,l.. ,n '.ratty
Office ,:Id :i baleence, uonain;oa Laborer.
tory, Exeter..
DICKSON & CARLING,
Barristers Solicitors, Notaries. Conveyancers,
Commissioners, Solicitors for the Maisons
Bank, Etc,
Money toboan at lowest rates of interest.
OFFICE :-MAIN STREET, EXETER.
s, R. ()ARLIN% B. A. L. H. orcEso$
-. '' W. GLADIVIAN
1G,.
(Successor to Elliott & Gladman)
Barrister, Solicitor,Iotar Public,
Conveyancer, Etc,
Money to loan on Farm and village
properties at Lowest rates of interest
OFFICE . MAIN STREET EXETER
II.Ei) ELLIOTT
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC,
Money to Loan.
Oarxox - (Formerly Elliott and Giadman,)
• MAIN STREET, EXETER.
DENTAL
art«•+..
TT KIN1MAN, L. A. S. AND
DR. A.R. KINSMAN, L.
D. S.D. D .5., $onor Graduate
of Toronto University, Dentist.
Teeth extracted without pain or
bad after efreets. Office in Fan -
son's block. West side of Main.
treet, •Exeter'
ONEY TO LOAN
V4 a have unlimited private funds for invest
ment upon farm or village property at levees
rates of interest.
DICKSON & CARLING
Exeter.
ONEY TO LOAN.
I-'tieve- a la%ue amount of private funds
inert onfarm and tit] ag.errcpeit,ise1.ry
•ofti'hterest,
• F, W. GLADMAN,'
" 7 r•• Barrister Main St: Exeter.
D.A. ANDERSON, (d• D- 8.1 D.S.
DENTIST.
Honor Graduate of the Torpnto University
and Royal College of Dental Surgeons of
Ontario, with honors Also Post -graduate of
Chicago School of Prosthetic Dentistry (with
honorable mention.
Everything known to the Dental Profession
done in this office. Bridge work, orciwns, al-
luminum, gold and vulcanite plates all done in
the neatest manner possible. A perfectly
harmless anaesthetic used for painless extrac-
tion.
Office one door south of Carling ;,Bros store
Exeter, Ont.
.tes irAS '.:;,ser..
=sow wasziam
You may not be able to
'get enough coal or. wood
to; keep you warm this
winter but you can dress
warm in our
SUITS AND OVERCOATS
Suits that fit and suit
the pocket,
JOHNS
Opposite Post Office, Exeter
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Thousands of Positions:
CENTRAL
Jt th
STRATFORD, ONT.
Are open to those who can 3
qy fill them.
A Properly prepare students for good
2 positions. LESSONS BY MAIL in Book-
keeping, Shorthand, Penmanship, &o., e
O aro given to those who cannot attend our
N school. This college is well known from O
pi one end of Canada to the other for its e
0 strictly first-class work. Circulars free. e
O W. J. ELLIOTT, m
Principal A
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D a W. H. GRAHAM,
Late
i in t. west.
No. I Clarence -square, corner Spadina avenue,
Toronto; Canada, treats Chronic diseases, and snakes
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 bi Long Stand-
ing,' treated by galvanism, the only method .without
pain and all bad after effects.
Diseases
of Women -Painful,
profuse
or suppressed teased m
enstruation
,
ulceration, leucorrhoea and all displacements
of the womb.
Oman Hoults---9 a, m. to 8 p. nt. Sunday 1 to 3 p. m.
1
T:
OUTTER;
o you ' ant a Ru g y
We have the finest stod{, fu tem,
All the latest styles, in tiro newsy
colors.
Our prices are low as can he found
for first-class rziaterial slid wor imam -
ship.
13L.P0R.i 3'O'U7 BUY
Of Lei, Afl N D BEE U,
.F riR; •
y
ussell
Two Doors South Towr. hall,
A Happy and
Prosperous Flew
p Tear
Is ~shat; we all txpec•t. and desire.
Begin by making the home,
bright and cheerful, and if your
fancily are utusical, you cannot
add. to the brightness and cheer
of home more than by placing in
it a Piano or Organ, It, will not
only add•el'reer to the home but
will help your• children to take
their proper place in the social
and businees world when your
aid is withdrawn from them.
ewing Machines
In Sewing Machines we curry 5.
large and varied stock of • the
very best makes, ;clan needles
and repairs for all inaebines,
Sheet and Book Music
Hymn Books, Bibles, &c, always
in stock. Gall and see: us.
Our terms are the best.
$40 OM FREE
To be awarded at Provincial Winter
Fair, 1903, for best pair of Fat Cattle
fed with.
Worthington's Canadian Stock
To1I6
The sweepstake fat cattle at Chicago
and Guelph Winter Fairs 1902, were
fed with Worthington's Canadian
Stock Tonic. An evidence of the good
results farmers and feeders would
obtain by feeding a genuine stock
food; not an ,-American fad. Hnrses
look better, feed better, drive better,
sell better, when fed with Worthing-
ten's Stock Tonic,
DEAR SIR. -Rave used Worthing-
ton's Stock Tonic for one year and
have been feeding it to all my stock.
Found it to give good satisfaction,and
would advise all farmers and feeders
of stock to use it, yours faithfully',
L MOSES,
December 29, 1942. Avonton P.O.
The Worthington DM Go.,
GUELPH, ONT.
For Sale and Guaranteed by:
Carling Bros, Exeter: Cook & Son,
Hensel'; E. Schmidt,. Lucan.
"An Ounce of
Prevention is
Worth a Pound
ot Cure.
Why not cure that cough of
yours .now ? Do o not let it
go on andg et worse. A
bottle of one of our own
M
Cough Medicines will cure
n s ll
you. We carry a large as-
sortrnent of
Cough .I iedicines
at
Cough Lozenges
Act wisely and get some
our remedies.
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