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.1$14Paniii eondition .of the. tient:ye or
liVere and ate a warning It is exeeelnely
bitzardOus to. neglect, co impoeteet te
0. 'healthy Action of. theee leg/tine ,
• 'They are conlav,), 11.ttpuiled by les4
o energy, lack of u. :r') Intl 80110-
th:ries by • gloomy fertnediag and de-
eipondency. -
*LI was teem lit with eianee trainee, 'and
became eo T
vietta . el.et et eve aely ye; uremia.
- )(look nuellelee witieeit terean,retd tholUy
decided to fry Down" teireepeettle. .Alter
the first, bunk' telt itieee teeter that I
continued Iteemee ant; ?„,iiics 11,4de mo
anew weruan. tali- 11:y titite eirl was a
baby, sbe ecnol i.0 eieeelisir. on her
stonaac.b, and we (raVe }.;.:r flood i••;:trStlpa-
.XIUS WitiCh COMA tier." Mos. TilumAr; Lsr••
gas,. Walleeebtnee tent •
Hood's. Sarsapd rilla
Cares kidney and liver troehles, re-
lieves • the back cuicl builds up _the
vhole *Stern, 1.
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All the news .of Interest to
Times Readers Itappening
in these Counties.
' Huron
AL a recent ea -meting of the official
Board of Brussels Methodist church
a. unanimous invitation was extended
Bev. '1'. W. Cosens to remain their pas
tor for the ensuing year which was'
.accepted.
Mromen with pale, eoloeless faces,
who feel weak and discouraged„will
receive bobla mental ande bodily vigor
using Carter's Iron Pills, which
Are made for the blood, nerves and
pomplexion.
Mr. M. Lamont, of the 13luevale
road, taught a fish in the Maitland
river, at th.e re,ar of his property, ou
'Thursday, that measured 25 inebes
and weighed 5 .pounds ounces. The
fish is known. as the redefin
On Tuesday, of last week, Florence,
pecond daughter of Mr, and. Mrs. Ed.
Slattery, Goderich, and 'Eugene Dean,
INelvicastle, Ont., were joined in wed -
'Weis bonds. Tble cereano,ny took
place at St. Peter's chorale Reve'Fr:
West being the officiating priest. .
• The Executive of Brussele District
Sabbath School Association has decid-
ed to cancel the Convention this year.
It should have been held next week if
• the regular te,ato was adhered! to.
Pressure of other gatherings and the
etbsence of several secekers is the
reason for withdrawal this Year.
One of the •earey pionceirs of Peel
pounty died in Wingham the °thee
day, in the person of Alexander Mit-,
then, aged 83 yeara. Mr. and Mrs.
Alitchell con/01mq* to live an the,
on the farm on which they first set-
tled in 1846, until ten years ago, when
they moved to Winghaln.
. The relatives of Angus MeDonald„
of Seaforth, are anxious as to his
;where:about s. He was last heard:of
at Elko, 13. C., hi 'Tannery,. 1602.Be.
fore that he had been working for
eight anontlis in Nelson. Ships writ-
ing from Elko on the date menLioned,
U traces of 'him have vanish•eel.
ONE MINUTE CURE POR
TOOTHACHE/.
---
Vet only for toothaahe, but pray
nerve gain cured almost instantly by
Wervilline„ One drop eqa.u4s in paha-
subduing power five drops of any
other remedy. Thousands say so.
nowenful, penetrating, poin-isubduing
Nierviline. Marvellous aetion for
internal and external use. The world
challenged for its 'eq,ualt. Draggiste
sell it. Your money back if ie is
not so.
Perth
Harsh, pargative remedies are fast
'esgiving way to the gentle action. and
•,;mild effects of Carter's .Little Liver
Pills. If you try them they will cer-
tainly please you.
' A quiet but nretty wedding took
place at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Sykes, of Straefoyd, on Wed
.day, May 20111, etre p. en. when his
sister, Miss Jennie, and on/y daughter
of Mr. George Sykes, was united in
marriage to Mr. Dur3•ca•n Lynch, at
Damn.
• M idd I esex
,Jacob Smith, of 1V.P.CGilliviray, was
lined $1.00, and $5.60 posts for lett •ing
his 'cattle run at large.
t?he ,Kinorteetine P,ublet Literary;
Board is making armed:ries of the Pal
tines:ton Board with a lview qppeye
ing .to Andrew. Carnegie for sow for
a building. .
Prompt relief in sick headachealiz-
..
ziness, nausea, constipation, pain in
sides, guaranteed to those using Car -
tier's Litele Liver Pills.. One a dose.
Small dose. Small price. Small pill.
The West Middlesex Farenare' In-
stitute will run an excursion by spec,-
ial train over the Grand Trunk Rail-
way to the .Ontario Agricultural:Col-
lege and Experimental Fareta•Guelph,
on Tuesday, J.une Oth.
'An organization has been formed'
by Rev. W. II. Geddes, of Ailsa Craig,
to be known us the Bo;y's, Olin Club.
On Sunday evenin.); the boys meet:.
for bible study and three nights dur-
ing tthe week, they practice cricket.
'Liver Pills
That's what you need; some"
thing to cure your bilious-
ness and give you a good
digestion. Ayer's Pills are
liver pills. They cure con-
stipation and biliousness.
• Gently laxative. midgibts.
Want ',root cnonstanho or beard beY;ktitill
brown or nob block ? Then uso
BUCKINGHAM'S DYFAItars
crl. Ontc•toistO, on R. P. toa.k. • co. narata, H.
1 ng shOuld be dente
, isealion
INE AND MORAL
TRAIN INU
(Lai over from knit week.).
At the session of the Teaeherie Co
veution recently held in Exeter
whieh discipline and enoral trainin
W0 re disotiatied and in whieli Ivays an
means were adVieed Der obtaining
higher nioral Statue =Ong the pupi
of our public a:Imola several
mate were mede ,by our exnerince
'WM.:hers regardiakg the (muse for p
much trouble in obtaining the due r
street., obedience and .diligence frox
the pupils 'of to -day. ,Seuno sugges
ions were also made ats to the wa
this could be remedied.
All were agreed that it is the chit
of the teirehers to help build up th
()Ilan:toter of the ehild nand to enabl
him to become an industrious, law
abiding, (4od fearing eitizen; it nia
also conceded that, there ve.re (gren
many dilfiteulties seared In th
way of teachers trying to a.ccomplis
this. These may be of potne interest
to the perorate of Exeter and the sur-
soundiug country, ,
A large per centage /of our pupils
have little or no home training ; these
nom() into our (schools incliseriminata-
ly with ehildren from the best Jehris-
Ilan homes. In order that the latter
may receive no liarm •fro natio for -c•
aner the teacher has to be continual-
ly on the alert to discover their eon-
versalion, to shamp out the use of
profane language And if neeessar
. OftsoqueuLly 'is- often enegleeted
en-
tize1y, nenoetponed until lt tonlate
lo be effective, • •
It' lel eontended it it • fazetterewille
a- 'only unite to entry on a systernae
Oantipaten of spraying aecoreleec to
latest methods, a great deal may be.
n' done towards ereelleating the eninniea ,
d of fruit. Exporters who are familiar
with the reealts spraying and Ithe
systematic care of orchards., :strongly
endorse speaying cialining that it ire
ee certain to inetirove the quality of the
4 fruit, and in Isttpport of their eleint
they refer to orchards where the aye -
0. tem has been carried :out, the fruit of
n whieh always eommands the likeliest
priee
y . .
AUCTIONEERS AND Pat/LARS:
e The following is a list of the 'leans
• 5(1 atietioneers and pedlars for the
()ornate- of Huron as funnelled. by Dr,
e Holmes, the eoanty treasurer :
t Auctionetme.—Tifonens GaintrY„ W.
• 0. Currie, lames Stanley, F. S. Scott,
Henry Torranee, Thomas Cameron,
Henry 13ossenberry, Thomas Newsome
3. 0, McMichael, John O'Keefe, John
0111, Denry 13rowu, Joseph Cowan,
B. M. Charles, 0. Wilson, James
J'onos, Alex. MeEwen, Alex,
Thomas Brown, John Knox, D. Dick-
inson, John Pervis, 1.Ym. Snell, Thos,
E, Bay; Edwa.rd Dosseeberry, B. ,S;
Philleps. G. B,arttoln, C. Harnilt on, .t.
IL Havill, l'eseph White, Harry P.
Kip. --reeree
Pedlars. --Louis Bashkopski, ltenry
• Hayden, j. E. Harnwell, Jae: T. Ross,
Nola e‘lussaellacen, A. J. •Courtice, 11,
t Tohn. J. ()Tommy; T.
Wallace, Jacob Yaffe, W. Wiat.
e ley, W. T. Miller, George Beatty, An-
thoinir Mctionaed, We 7. McCracken.
lialwin Munro, Bert 1VIciEwen, Feankl•
Mitchell, Wm: Bashfield, L. Frey,
F. McPhee, Robert Clark, Fred
Gassman, Fred Morgan, Walter Lines
D. O'Gorman, Robert Pdwell..
, y,
so seat the ,pupils and oversee them
that they may not come in contac
with eatele otiber, ,All this requires
aemost diligence on the part of th
teacher. Again pupils g ohenla with
wonderful tale,s of school troubles in
which they (as :they say) have recely
e.d ,ge oss in jus eige f rein •the t eaelte r
The parenes often forget that there
are two sides to a story, and directly
oppose the Leacher, holding him up
for discuseion before flee children.
What is the result? The children go
back to school quite prepared to re-
peat the forraer anis-tonduct and show
defiance to the t•e.acher 'because they
have been upheld at home.
'There are also the long evening
hours in which the children are allow
ed to run without any resraint . Our
streets are lined with them at night;
the boys on the corners smoking and,
according to recent statements, made
with authority, the girls are not al-
together excluded from this evil era°.
tics. The pease's413y, espenially if ha
or she be a teecher, is not unfrequent
ly .met by some impudent remark'
from thorn.
- One method suggested for meeting
these diffieulties is the co-operation
of pants and .teacheirs. .This could
be brought about by what could be
termed. a "Mother's Meetinig" fort
is certainly a fact that the home
training (where there is any) is left
to the mother. At th.csa meetings the
parents and teachers: could ra,eet on
equal footing both )as teachers •ance
trainers of the same children. There
views and facts could be interchanged
much to alie benefit of both pareles,
The necessity of regularity and eiunc-
tuality could be (made plain eis the
parents. TJaen I think, to a ghat ex-
tent, the parents could do aw y weth
so ..frequently sending of u tes or
which the following is an ex , pie : —
•"Pltease Teacher excuse jteh nem in
hie .geography and . spelling, fand let
him out sharp at four all a iis week
and °Mtge Mrs.----"
Of course there will be all ays some
eases in which the children are natur.
allyaveyward and are beyond the con-
trol of both parents and tutelars. One
ease was cited in which a grI ndraoth-
er brought her grandeon Ito a teach-
er who had sixty pupils in h "r room;
the child was introduced wit the fol.
lowing remark: "We have t "ed every
means at home to control. 123. but
we ca.0 do nothing with hi ; we
want you to take hien and, k ap him
straight." Now how did that -ar-see-
ing, judicious parent think th. t that
teacher could "keep straight' that
child aloug with her isty?
Let me just state in 'conclusion that
the teachers are -Working for the est
interests of the pupils and if the p r-
ents do not co-opertae with them t
desired end will certainly .noe be.
rowelled
ONLOOKER.
SHE'S AS WHITE AS A GHOST.
As wee as e. lily. eilemaateir of
pride? Certainly not. Strength! Color!
Endure nee Thetas what every wo-
man Wants. Good digeetiogapereect
assimulation. Bouyancy and vim is
the right of every ,womttn. She( neie.d
not lack this if. she will only use Fere
rezone. It Makes blood, gives, appe—
tite, gives strength to the nerves, col.
or to the icheeks and brightness to the
eye, a box of Ferrozone tablets is
at oncia tnankmittable into .healthe
beauty and strength. There is power
in Fereozone. Try it rend .see if it is
not GO. Sold by all deteggietis and
medical dealers evanywhere.
THE SPRAYING OF ORCHARDS.
As to spraying ahe trees, the Fruit
Divesion of the. Dominion De pa et. -
meat: df Agrieulleure is just now en-
gaged in illustrating its advantages.
A ci,.cular jtiq is3ued states that dure
the last: week work had been carried
on in the vicinity of Woodstock and
Ingersoll, Ont., by Messrs. P. J. Carey
Dominion Fruit Inspector and .3. C.
Harris, Went Oxford, both pracitical.
farmers W130 have made a success of,
fruit growing; and who gies careful
attention to all the details ot their
spraying operations. The eldef ebject
Is to show that a dozen or more' far-
mers may profitably ombine to pur-
chase a power sprayer, place it in
'there° of some such man as usually
thresbing, who ,can easily 'make him-
seIC thoroughly conversant with the
best methods of spraying. and engage
him to make re.gular visits LA 'their
orchards. At each farm the expert
sprayer will only require the assis-
tance ot a teamster, and thus the re-
gular work of •the farm need, not 'be
interrupted, Under present methods
ever,y farmer in the fruit districts re-
quires a spraying outfit of their own
and tin: spraying, if done,at'all,'
done in a iearelese half-hea clod way
by men who do not know just when
or how the work should be perform-
ed.. rafters are vtery 'busy at the
DEMMESS IS CURABLE
sufferers from impaired heering will
be glad to know that their affliction
is probably not dua to any organic de-
fect in the •car, (but results probably
froni a thickening of the lining of the
middle ear caused by catarrlaal halts,
matter]. lIundreds of perfect recover..
les as a result bf the inhalation. or
Catarrhozone aro reported, and on the
highest authority he recommend this
treatment to our readers. Catarrhee I
zone teullakly restores lost: .haa ring, '
and its efficiency is placed beyond dis- I
elute by ;the caste of Mr.eWarren, e)f
Toronto who recovered perfect hear-
ing by the use of Catarrhozone, altar
eears Of deafness. ".Priete S1.00 At
Druggists or by mail, from Poison ski
Co., Kingston, Ont.
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SIGNATURE
:WIZ SAL ,
SIDENOR Al le OaeLAND IN
EXETEll—Weelrerfoe Rale on roasonabio
terms, thet very desireble resident:lel propertY
!to? NOWO a o8: '8114. ,hseoll P:1111111 gul 1 "St tvragt, 61.1.;txuNcerd.
There is Ol'oeted upon thy laud, A comfortable
and canneodioue brick dwelling, also the
necesbary outhouses. The house le In good re•
pair and itae rooms. The lot eon taim rove
lug or fruit growing. Tbere is a plentiful eup.
ot. land and le excellently adepted for e(arden
rolydaleb,itarddatbuedstoeftrimemeastery,,fforrbelmerrtolpeueruitLisqx 00 you Wait
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INSURANCE.
ERNEST itLIAOT,
-kg= for the NV iefiTEUN ASSpaANOR 130be
?ANY, of Torento ; also fer the vnonsux /onto
osen.disres Connuone, of London, England;
LIANCE1ssvie.ucxe COlerAXY, of Er
and
PromotesThosiion,Cheetilil-
tesseelnest.catainsneither
Oputp,,MorphinO nor Frineral.
NOT NAB (0 OIC.
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Rce.,,,;$4,6174.72,-.vmazp.7=2
-,124;ferzsgz
BaserieSatet•••
arialse Seed •
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aufanditsrocb •
Voto, Seed *
Siwiriec Siva?. •
021147-$croco Noran
Apetiect Remedy for CollStipa-
tion, Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea,
Worms,Cormulsions,Feveris&
mess andLoss OF SLEEP.
Tac Simile Signature of
4;117.
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IS ON THE
PER
OF EVERY
BOTTLE OF
EXAGT COPY OF WRAPPER.
..
but. delays would be clangerimes. Ile -
'Ting and truating to hear from lyou
shortly, and to receive the proper ap-
plication blank forms, I am, yours in
trouple and need."'
Everything possible is ting done by
the Association to meet the many and
urgent eel's from consumptives. se,
venty-six patients are being cared, for
in the Free Hospital, and not a sin-
.gta .patient has been re fused(ad,mit-•
Lance becanse of his or her, poverty..
The great matter of 'concern with the
manageme.nt is the lank of funds. The
question that is facing the Trustees
to-lclay is whether they shall not be
Compelled to close some of the wards
beieanse of this.• •
Readers of this paper ;who desire to
help, can do so by sendingeontribu,
tams, no matter how .small the
aninunt, to Sir Wm. R. Meridith, Kt.,
VinearPrepident - National Sanitarium
Assbmation, 4 Laansp•ort Ave.oToronto,
or W. 1. Gage, ;Chairman of the Ex -
emotive Committee, Toronto. •
ONE-WAY RATES
To. many points in the states of Cal-
ifornia, Oregon and Washington.•
•;EVERY DAT
The Union Pacific will .sell 0 ne-
way Colonial Tickets at the following
rates from Missouri River terminaals
525.00 to San Francisco, Los Angeles
and many other California points.
520.00 to Ogden and Salt Lake City,
$20.00 to Butte, Anaconda, and.Hel-
• $25.00 to Sooka,ne and 'Wenatchee,
Wash.
$25.00- to Everette, Fairhaven and
Newt Whatcom via Huntington and
Spokane.
$25.00 to Portland, Tacoma: and Se-
attle.
23$5.00 to Ashland,Roseburgg, Eng-
ene, Albany and Salem, via Rortland.
Tickets on,sale daily ter June 15th,
1903;
From. Chicago to St.• Louis propor-
tionately lowrrates are in effect by,
lines connecting with the iHnion Pact-.
fic to all above points. .
For full information call on or nd-
dress H. E. Carter, 'T. P. A., 14;Junes
Building, Toronto, Canada. F, 13. Ch
oats, G. A, 126 Woodward Ave,. De-
troit, Mich. •
e 1
FREE CONSUMPTION HOS-
PITAL
A. PITIFUL APPEAL FROM A POOR CON-
SUMPTIVE — Brom URGENTLY'
NEEDED TO CARRY ON THE
WORE
The following letter is shown as ORO
of many distressing appeals made by
applicants seeking' adneissiond:a the
Free Consumption Ho,spiteea—
"I am anxious to 'make application
on behalf of emy daughter., Pauline,
who had contracted the 'dread white
plague' while lovingly' perforening her
duty in taring for her dear naather,
who eight months ago succumbed to
the dread disease. Mine is a sad ease.
For three long years ray wife suffered
from eonstemption, of which she final
ly died, tea.ving .ma alone to raiseia
family cf children, OM only five years
old. My daughter, Pauline, who nurs
ed her during her long illness, was
my only haps, as ehe took ,cluirge
any home, and now the hand of dis-
ease has fallen upon Irene Her pity"
;sicanss 'pronounced it a case of con-
sumption and advise an immediate
removal to the Sanatorium. I am on-
ly a poor man, dependent on iny,dai-
ly wage, and the long and heavy ex-
penses of nay wife's illness have so de-
pleted my resources 'that I cannot pos
sibly pay the expenses in an expensive
sanatorium, though I would be glad
to do so evierc it in my, power. !Cain
you not receive her into your Free
Hospital and so snatoh young life
from the wasting sufferings of so ter-
rible a disease? The doctors consider
hee case a curable one at this stage,
rionanommoproancontocii
VentrOnensionUsraolEt
Those who are gaining flesh
and strength by regular treat-
ment with
Scott's Emulsion
should continue the treatment
In hot weather; smaller dose
and a little cool milk with It Will
clo away with any °bloc:Ion
which i 3 attached to fatty nro-
clucTs cI.ring the h o at c el
season.
Send for fres painplo.
SCOTT &: SO NNE, Cle:risteo
Toronto, °Atari°,
s tand f.t.00; all eau ;r,,atl.
a•e.oro...=ca....00racol
OOFRT OF REVISION—
kOWNSHIP OF USBORNE
The Court, of Revision of the Assess-
ment Roll for the Township of Us
-
borne for 1003, will be held at Town-
ship Hall, Elimville, on Saturday,
Jane Oth,at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
All persons having business at Said
'Court will please take notice and gov-
ern themselves accordingly.
re. :MORLEY, Clerk.
Whalen, May 12113, 1003.
11•12•MIIIIMILIale
TENDERS WANTED:—
Tenders will be received up to the
15th of June 1903, for the erection of
the new Thames Road Manse. The
Oarpenteriug and Mason Work, and
Painting to be tendered for separately.
Plates and Specifications can be seen
at the home of Mr. Paul Madge
Thames Road.
The lowest or any tender Lot neces-
sarily accepted.
JAMES GARDINER, PAUL MADGE,
Chairman of Corn, Secretary.
Omileffreamsaftingcstmons
Grand Trunk Rahn Spun]
Excursion
On Safurdny, June 13th
Minerva Encampment,No.47, I.O.O.F.
Wingham, hes completed arrange-
ments with the G. T. R. to run its
Annual Excursion to
SALE, XA
Via Hyde Park,
From the following places, on Satur-
day, June 13th, 1003. at the following
fares:—
LEAVE FARE
Lneknovv - - - 6.20 A. m, $2.05
Wbitechurch - 6.33 " 2,05
Witighatn - - - 6 50 " 2.05
Wingham Junction 6.53
Belgrave - - 7.01 ,c L85
Blyth - - 7,14 1.75
Londesboro - 7.22 " 1,05
Olinton - - 7.45 " 1.60
Brucefield - - 8.05 " 1.45
Kippen - - 8,15 "
Ffensall - - 8,22 " L35
Exeter - 8.85 " 1,85
Children under 12, half fare.
Returning, special train leaves Sar-
nia at 10 p. ro. on Monday, June 15th,
running through to Lucknow.
An Opportunity will be afforded ex--
ursionists of ependinga couple of
ays in Detroit as a epecial excursion
ate to that city from Sarnia and re-
tinal by boat han
as been secured d on
he arrival of the train at darnia
hose desiring may leave for Detroit
y boat or trolley, returning Monday
vening in time for the excursion
Jain which does not leave till 10 p.m.
Everybody come on the biggest and
est excursion Of the year,
3.4.. MORTON.
Chairman of Oom.
1
Castor -1a is nut up in otte-alzo 'Lagoa only. Xt
Is not pox Don't allow anyone to 13811
you anything else on the plea or promise that it
is " rist as good" and "till enawer every per-
posali J0.7• Ste that yon gat 0 -A -8 -T -0 -R -I -A.
Tho foe-
signal:are , every
ar....."././
cf
eiMeMeesWereea,e leee"'"e
ur, 88
and r ro s
Fine Flours, Family.
Pine Flours, Pure Manitoba, and
Graham.
Oats, Linseed Meal and Oil Cake.
100 pounds Oil Cake, $1.40.
Binder Twine
Order your Binder Twine from us.
We sell cheaper than the other fellow
Pure Manilla, 650 feet, 11.3c
Some for - lle
Above prices good to June 15th; only.
Groceries
Nice line of Groceries. We sell Vim
at Sc box. Nice thing for summer.
5 lbs Olean Currants 25c.
3 lb Box of Biscuits 20c.
Drop ill a Mitriute
W. TREVETHICK
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the matter of the Estate of William
Baker, late of the Village ot Cen-
tralia, in the County of Huron, Yeo-
man, Deceased.
Notice is hereby 'dem pursuant to "The Re-
vised Statutes of Ontarto,' • 1897, Chapter 129,
that all creditors and others having claims
against the estate of the said William Baker.
who died on or about the nth day of May.1003,
are required on or before the 15th day of June,
1903, to send by post prepaid or deliver to
Messrs Gladman & Stanbury, of the Village
of Exeter, Solicitors for the It'aeoutors of the
last Will and Testament of tho said deceased,
their christian names and surnames, addresses
and descriptions, the full partieulars of their
claims, the statement of their accounts, and
the nature of the securities, if any, held by
them. And further take notice that after such
last mentioned date the said Executors will
proceed to distribute the assets of the de-
ceased among the parties entitled thereto,
having regard only to the claims of which
they shall then have notice, and that the said
Executors will not be liable for the said assets
or any part thereof to any person or persons of
whose claim notice shall not have been receiv-
ed by them at the time of such clistributan.
GLADMAN & STANBURy. Exeter, Ont.
Solicitors for the Executors.
Da ted the 16th day of May, 1003.
/Spring Prices
Lumber, Coal and Wire
All kinds of Hemlock' or Pine, either in
the rough or dressed as you wish.
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A few of my Spring Prices.
()eel at bins • • • ..— ..$6.00
Coiled Spring Wire per cwt $2.80
Dry Hemlock Barn Boards at
. . . .. . . ... . . $15.50 per M.
Dry Hemlock Jointing and Scant-
ling at $15.50 per M.
No. 1 Et. 0. Shingles at 80c per bunch
Cheaper grade .68c per bunch
SPECIAL
We thank the people of Exeter and
1 inch Hemlock ....e0141...g0 per M. the surrounding couttry for their
1 inch Pine $12,54D per M. patronage in the past, and solicib a
continuance of their custom. Our
It, will pay you to write or call and motto is smaller profits and quicker
see me before you buy.
returns.
:.] W B.R.0 IV 14 D. . 0
• P. 8, (I rt. due te Viet p mity
office see reaiilente, tienuitt•eu Lahore.
tory, Exeter.
71-041.,
DICKSON 34 CARLING,
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Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries. (Ionveyoncers,
Commissioners, Solicitors for the Elolaons
Bank, Eto.
Money to Loan at lowest rates of interest.
OFFICE :—MAIN STIIPET, EXETER,
5,11. OARLING; 13. A. L. IL DICKSON
FW. GLADMAN
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(Successor to Elliott & Gleilinan)
Barrister, Soli& Potary Public
, ,
Conveyancer, Etc,
1VIoney to loan on Farm and village
properties at Lowest rates of interest
OFFICE MAIN STREET EXPTER
FRED ELLIOTT
B.A.BRISTER, somenerf, ETC,
Money to Loan. :
orrice — (Formerly Elliott and Cl)adman,) 4
MAIN STREET. EXETER. I
•Nonnvara-ar.4 E
DENTAL
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"P" KILN/CM-AN, L. D. S. AND ;
-•••'-• DR. A. R. KINSMAN, L.
D. S. D. D . S., Honor Graduate c
.4 s of Toronto University, Dentist.
Teeth extractce without pain or
badafter effects. Office in Fan -
son's block. West side of Main I
treet,Exeter-
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nONEY TO LOAN
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We have unlimited private funds for invest
ment upon farm or village property at lowes 1
rates of interest.
DICKSON & CABLING
- Exeter.
riONEY TO LOAN.
We have a large amount of private funds to
loan on farm and village properties at lowrates
of interest.
GLADMAN ec STANBURY
Barristers solicitors, Main St. Exeter.
D.A. ANDERSON. (D• D. S. L 34
DENTIST.
Honor Graduate of the Toronto University
and Royal College of Dental Surgeons of
Ontario, with honors Also Post -graduate of
Chicago School of Prosthetic Dentistry (with t
honorable mention. i
Everything known to the Dental Profession
Sone in this office. Bridge work. crowns, al-
luminum, gold and vulcanite plates all done in
he neatest manner possible. A perfectly
harmless anaesthetic used for painless extrac. 01
;ion. es
Office one door south of Carling . Brea store zr
Exeter. Ont.
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T'ARENPIPUNI
(21795)
The Phenomenal Well -Bred Standard
Trotting Stallion.
Leads all other stallions in Canada for sir-
ing extreme speed, and high stepping action
for road and carriage purposes.
TARENTInu has now produced three colts
showing better than 2.10 speed, one going
miles in 2.05, who is now entered in over $25,-
000 in stakes down the Grand Circuit. Harry
D. commences the Grand Circuit at Detroit
in the VOW Chamber and Commerce stakes
and also in the 2.14 $2000 stakes, and then goes
down the Grand Circuit through other large
'steeres. Tarenturn is the only stallion in Can-
ada that has produced a colt pnenomenally
fast enough to face the Grand Circuit that
won second money in his second start in a race
at Memphis in a field of eleven starters., all
speedy ones. DorthyWilton having got a
mark at Lexington. Kentucky, the previous
week in 2.091. In thls race Orin B. by Grey-
stone , the sire of Tarentum. won 1st monpy.
Harry D, by Tarentum won 2n5 money,Maa or
Hal, 3r5 money. Doherty Wilton 4th money,
time 2001.and 2.10fr.
RoUTE
Monday.— Simon McKenzie's Tuckcrsmith,
for noon ; Blake, night. Tuesday.— Zurich
noon; Crediton, night, Wednesday.—Exeter,
noon ; Farquhar, night. Thursday.—By way
of Steffy. to Dublin. noon • home, night. Fri-
day.—At his own stable,kgmondville. Satur-
da y.—At his own stable, gmondvilie.
TERMS
Farmer's common mares, $15.00 to insure.
Well bred and standard bred mares $20,00 by
rhe season and $25.00 to insure. Stud fees due
:January 181, 1004. For tabulated pedigree see
.large posters, or address.
A. CHARLESWORTE. Egmondvflle, Out.
At Lowest
Prices
Having bought out the entire stock
of the late James Willis, we are in a
better position than ever to sell Lum-
ber, Shingles, Lath and all Building
Material at lowest prices. The com-
bined stock of Shingles as contained
in both yards is heavier than we wish
to carry, so we purpose to make a
material reduction in the price of
Shingles until we get our stock re-
duced. Take advantage of the reduc-
tion.
A. J. Oa -Worthy's)
Lumber Yard Granton ROSS & TAYLOR
EXETER) ONT.
We have the finest, stock in town
11 the latest styles, in ate newes
o1ors.
Our prices are low as au be to= 1'
for first-class material and 'workman
ship,
BEFORE YOU BUY
OFLL fiND 8E -E. -Li
Two Doors
ell
Quill Town Rail.
...a
We have just put in stnek several
new Pianos intim lateet designs andi
of the Best Makes at Popul.tr Prices.
We will esteem it a pleasure to shovr
them to you. Organs always in stock.
A good second. hand Beli Organ in
good order, for sale cheap,
he
aae,
1704sroie
4-5z,
0a ,;13
s with us and those Cushion Frames
re just what you want, We have
hem at moderate prices.
616
ReIlaines
n ell the leading Makes always in
Lock and at prices thee cannot be
eaten anywhere, also repairs • for
erne.
Call and pee us. We are always
usy but will be glad to give you any
nformation about our goods you may
esire.
4.11
HAT OTHMS SAY
cs
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;
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s
;
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of Worthington's Canadian
Stock Tonic.
James Leask, breeder.- and feeder of
e sweepstake fat cattle at Provincial
inter Fair 1901 and 1902, says:
Dear Sir: -
1 have fed your Stock Tonic to
ttle and like it very much. It mak-
them thrive well and put on flesh
ore rapidly. I think it is the best
nic I have fedto horses. We: are
so feeding it to our hens this winter
and they are laying better than they
have done for a long time, It pays
to feed it. Yours truly,
,TAMES LEASE,
Greenbank P. 0., Feby, 23, 1903.
Dear Sir: -
1 had a mare stocked in both
legs, WORTRINGTON'S STOCK FOOD
took it down completely and put her
in good condition. It has done my
cows good, Think it is a good thing
and can recommend it.
B. CBURCRILL, "Dairyman."
Clinton, Jane-, 17th, 1903.
Purify your animals' blood before
turning them on the grass. They will
surprise you in the fall.
10 lb. box, 200 feeds, 50c. ; 50 lb., sack
$2.00.
The Worthington Drug Go -
GU LPH, 0NT,
For Sale and Guaranteed by:
Carling Bros, Exeter; Cook & 'Son,
Hensall; E. Schmidt, Lucan,
An Ounce of
Prevention is
Worth a Pound
ot Cure."
Why not cure that cough of
yours now? Do not let it
go on and get worse. A
bottle of one of our own
Cough Medicines will cure
you. We carry a large as—
sortment of
Cough Medicines
Cough Lozenges
Act wisely and get some of
our remedies.
Oeleteereee•
Di(ug s(tofe