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fincient Foe
i+o stealth and happiness is Scrofula--
as ugly as ever shin time immemorial..
•1t Outten hunches inthe nook,
d
-
'figures the skin, 1, indoors;; the rations.
membrane, weenie tate mur;ciee, weak -
.ens the Imam r. dunes the power of
„ ee
4 l todi ..t•.. end G
.1.,aic. s he capacity
resistance, p y
foe recovery, and develop s into con-
su tu;+tion.
"T i' of my children had scrofula sores
wheel kept arowirng •9t•eper and kept them
1ro;u ee;n•; to Retool for three months.
Ulutlu• to sn t fuwlt,•lnes slid no good until
beenn etc;:f • i:•, rn [i( '(t s Sarsaparilla.
"This 1,•1•.r elle. •t;• t,l tttti sores to ilea', and
the ei•:1•1,e0 ieee '•li.nvn no signs of scrof-
ula s;ttea:' J. W. eh:t; ee, 1Voodstook, Ont.
Wrsaparilla
- will rid von of it, radically and per-
urart,:u;ly,. as it has rid thousands,
HURON, MIODIESE
PEfliN
.A11 the news .of Interest to
Times 'leaders happening
in these Counties.
Huron
Lucknow is considering the advise.
lenity of mu iorpal ownership of tre
electric light plant, and may take ilt
over and run it in connection with
the waterworks.
The by-law voted on by a section of
the township of Colborne, on Satur-
1ay, for the granting of a ;bonus of
47,000 to the Ontario West Shore Elea
trio Railway was carried by a major-
ity of 19 .
If you had taken two of Carter's
tittle Liver Pills 'before retiring you
; r would not have had that coated ton-
gue or bad taste in your mouth ,this
morning. Keep a ; vial with you for
one:Siena' use. •
On Tuesday of Iasi week, there was
a pretty and interesting scene in St.
xa.um' church. Setaforth, when 'Mr1.
Andrew Flynn, z progressive farmer,
of the township of Hullett, was joined
in marriage to Miss Mary Purcell, of
Seaforth, by Rev, Mr. Corcoran.
The trustees of Wesley church, Clin
ton, have had an ornament installed
en their church lot, which kooks .at --
,tractive in the.shapo•of a lar'geelec-
i a .rt stand lamp, and was clesigned,es-
atecially for .this church
The hetet-keepers of \Vinghatm,had
al i
- an unexpected visit from the Inspec-' re
for last Thursday evening, ani ea Free
L'
-`"l1Ciy the five of them were up for sell-
ing after hours. 'The 'county and pro-
;rinse is richer tby the above) act, to
the extent ' oat $ 125.
The marriage of Mr. Richard.Ran-
;dome of Dletr,ott, to Miss Netw•epmbe,
a former resident of Clinton, which
was to have been consummated on
Thursday last, was called off owing to
the groom, who failed to play the role
assigned him.
There died in Saginaw, Mich., ',on
gay 19th, Mr. .Edward Moran,•musie
dealer, well known in IIur on and
Perth, after a 1png illness of pneu,-
neenia. I•Ie was the seabed yaunglest
son of Mr. Daniel Moran, of Goderieh,
el
d leaves a widowformers illi •
widow(formerly ss
)in, of Stratford,) an.1 a l•trge fam
sly of. ghildrtxu. This is the filth
death in Mr. letoran's family within a
.few years, Three other sons and his
wife having already passed away.
SUMMER C,O.UGii
Ase often hardest to shake off, and
frequently lead to consumption. Bet-
ter have therm cured promptly by Dr.
Wood's Norway Pine Syrulp, the best;
remedy for healing the .lungs and
curing all kinds of coughs and colds.
"I purchased a bottle of Dr. Low's
Worm Syrup for ,my little girl 2.1•G'
. years old, and gave her the medicine.
Mho result 'was she passed fifteen
&found warms in five deees.",Mrs. B.
Ray, Iiilenanagh, Ont. . ,
Perth
Smart weed and bell actosiia. corn-
-bined with the other ingredients used
in the best porous plasters, make Car
ter's S. W. & 13. Backache Plasters
the best in the market. Price 250.
While standing on the steps of her
residence, last week, Mrs. Wm .Mark
of SL attford, had the misfortune to
fall and break two of her ribs. Medi..
cal aid was called . and sem is doing
nicely.
Are free from 'all crude and irrita-
ting matter. •Concept: eters medicine
oney. Caltlu'rs Lii,•tle Liver iP•Ils.
Very small,: very easy to take ; no
- pain; no' griping; no purging. Try
htem.
Mr, James 'Fussier, who has beim
business manager of the Herald,
Stratford, for the past two years, has
resigned his position. Elis successor is
Mr. Allan Gillies, who has held the
' position as 'foreman Of the Morale.
Sick Headache ?
Food doesn't digest well?
Appetite poor? Bowels
constipated? Tongue coated?
It's your liver! Ayers Pills
are. liver pills; they cure dys-
- pepsin, biliousness.
25c. -All druggists.
Want your moustache or board a beautiful
brown or rich black? Then neo
BUCKINGHAM'S UYEf4rI slLers
t{0 OTO. On bIOUG,OTO, 00 11. P. Nou. A CO., MAMA. N.N..
nrr 7.1 V117171
T .a 1 R..
.M D/I JUNE nth
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An accident (recurred at the G. T.R.
shops, Stratford i
1 n Monday of lust
week. Mr. I:''lannigan was engaged
with his duties in what is ltjxiownt Cts
the "soup icitehen" at the rear of the
shop when ha was scalded in i.lie left
eye s0 as to necessitate ma(tleal treat-
ment.
A telegram has been rei!eived stat-
ing that the three-year-old sou of
Wn : Stat ey of :Dolphin,M rt i
1 1n.,an, l.c
been accidentally scalded to death
There were no further particulars
The little lad is :the .grandsou of hard
ing Stevens; of St. Marys.
What might have boon a Heavy loss
occurred on Tuesday morning of last
week, While Mr. Henry 'lchnsLon Ives
drilling it well for Mr. Alex. Stewart,
14111 concessbion, Logan, the straw
stack beside the barn taught fire, and
had it not been for the neighbors and
villagers with pails and tanks of wat-
er, who fought hard pouring water on
the s!raty next to the earn, the bailer
ing and contents would surely have
been destroyed. Tho lose was just the
straw, 1Powd\Ter, ,
The •t,owe council of St. Marys
, to r uc
t c a ' wed In i
sol b tIa
1 ri s
recc.rit 1 3 4
number of hiders there. The commis
sioners, acting in conformity, with-
held a eicl.inse from Mr. Murphy , of
the Royal. On Monday evening a pet
ition signed by 250 ratepayers was pre
sented to the council asking them to
mind th:ir by-law and allow Murphy
to have his license. The petition was
rejected on a vote of four to two, and
the signers of it are pleased with the
action of the council.
• SEVERE'. ' H ADACHES. s. .
"For some time 1 was troubled with
eery severe h dachas. I tried 'Mil -
burn's Sterlin Headache Powders ane
got imrxfedia itel.ieif." -Mfrs. N.
neurko, Lrinds ;y, Ott.
Hag'yard's ellow Oil reduces swell
ing, allays inflammation, takes out
pain, and cures cels, burns, bruises
sprains, stiff j$ints, etc., more effec-
tually than any other remedy.
LONDON 'C0NFERANCE
NOTES
The London Conference of the ble--
thodist church, which was held in
Wingham the past wee);, closed on
leuesdae last.
The annual lecture of the•The ologe-.
cal Union was devivered on Saturday
cal. Union was de1ive13ed on Saturday
afternoon by Rev. C. P. Wells, ]3..U.,
subject, "Inspiration," which was well
thought out, leaning to the• conserva-
tive rather than the radical side. 'It
was well received and favorably coin.
meneed upon.
The town of Winghamnwas early
astir Sunday morning. From all dir-
eletions people began to flock in to
attend the conference services. The
conference love feast was in charge of
the pastor of the church, Rev. R..
Hobbs and Rev. W. 11. Manning, ut'
Clinton, and was largely attended. .At
10.45 the doe rs were opened, and at
11 o'clock every foot of available space
was taken.
• Rev. Geo. W. W. Rivers, 13. A., and
John II. Osterhout, B. D., were ordain
ed by the president, assisted by the.
senior ministers, the impressive ritual
of the Methodist church being used
and the laying on of hands.
At a joins: meeting of Epevorth
Leagues, rep'enenting Sarnia, Strath..
roy, Exeter and Sti atter(' districiis,
$ 2,000 was voted i,o the gereral mis-
sion board for the purpose of parches
ing three acres of land in Chintu,
China, to be used. as a site Lori •mis-
sion buildings.
On motion it was decided th,ut minis-
ters moving be responsible for their
new 'circuit on the first Sunday in
July.
The next annual conference will be
held in London, June lst, 1x00.4.
Rev. Jasper Wilson, of RidgeteFen,
was vleosen and •elected ;president fair
the ensuing year,
The annual examinations will bo
next April, in Petrolia.
It was resolved on motion of Rev.
ft. Robbs and Mr. Gosnell, that in
future the billet fee be abolished, and
ettch member of conference pity leis
own way. After a good lively dis-
cussion followed, and amendmenttaf'-
ter amendment quickly followed, a ml
were all voted down.
Contingent Fund report wa,9 pre-
sented by Rev. W. Il. Mutt. Iteceip;ls
from districts : London, ,1'67 ; Strat-
ford, $91.30 ; Wingham. $72.25 ;Goder-
ich, $55.84; Exeter; $72.33; Strathroy,
$00.57; Sarnia, $52.20 ;Windlsu!r, $ 58.-
U3 ; Chatham, $ 59.70•; 'Ridgotown,;;.G6
93r; at. Thoma $88.57; !Waxing a
total of $$840.05.
A'comrnunica.tion was road from the
British and Foreign Bible Society,
with special reference. to the centore»
ary celebration, and was referred to
the oam'mitt.er. Sunday, March 4111
1 C04. has been set Apart as Bible So-
ciety Sunday, and an a;ffort is be -
mg made to raise 4500,000 in Canada
Itev. J. R. Gundy presented the re-
port .of ehe Sustenatio'n Fund Com-'
mitten. A slight decrease was Teo
ported for the year,. and an appeal
was made for a more liberal support.
Income by .distriol i. I4onclon, $1$6.
3L; Strathroy,• $ 00.30; Wingliam,
e307.08 Goderieh, $53.88 ; Exeter, , ,,,80,-
(36 ; Strat'Lord, $50.091; Sarnia. $54.95;
Windsor, $53.58 ; 'C^•baitletacn,, 800.151Ridlgetown, saw; ; cat. Thomas,$G0.15 ;
Total, $;800.02.
i2lle following 'di.stribution was re.•
commended --• Thomesford, $115.00 ;
Wroxeter, $115 ; Tivter,ton, $11.5; Ethel
,,$40; 13ay'field, 1;25; Watson,, $20 •Ar.
keno, $50 ; IV?Lartii tuella, $50. ; Wilkes,
eerie, $1.10; Gecko, $90-; Bathlwall,
$15 ; Rodney, $50; 'St.raffordviele, $50;
Pelee Is] a nes(, $ $5. -
1xitstex' •Distele.4 *- ''xclru, /Main
Street, W,1n. G•odtven; James Stl+sett,
Ja,:nos 1fi'nnon ; l'arlciiill, Wal,tpr.•
Rigsby ; lalim,ville, William II. Cooper
and O. Baker; Centralia, 13. L. elute
Lon ; Ilensall, 1,. Medd, 'U. D.; Ktlrpen
B. A. Shaw ; Crediton, R. W.1Cnowles
Bier, Themes. C. Sanderson; 1i irkt.on,
S. Anderson ; Sylvan, J. N. Andrews ;
'Grand Rend, A. •Thibadettu; Granton,
J,- E. Holmes; \Voodhain, John hart;
Cltairlma.n of the Idlbstiriot, Dr,; Man-
non ; Fin. Suey, Wen. Godwin.
Stratford DistrioL.-Strit•iford Con---
trai,,Alox. Lamete rd ; ;Waterloo, street
,George Jackson; St. Marys, Thotna,a
ATalnning ; i lfoicibell„ Charles W.
Brown; Listowel, Joseph 11. Oliver;
Milverton, Robert II. 13erxiby ; Trow-
bridge, • W. M. Pomeroy ; Wallace,
t,00nard Bartlett; Atwood, \Vin.'L'en-
liaU ; Monki,on, Henry E. Curry;
Sta'Lfa, John. Ilornelerrcon; uliytr;lon,
jobs A. Ferguson; llarimony, feeeorge
N' r .
•n• �'. 1. Triose,
II Johnso , Lmbro, 1 y
Wellburn, IIumpb.riey. A. Graham ;
Kin tore, Rufus L. Willson.
W ingheini Aistri'r1U.-�\Vinghiain, J..
R. Gundy; I%inaax-ice, Jew pie Phil-
ip ; Lucknow, R. 'Vinyard; 'Brussels,
T. Weeeey Casens; '1'eestvater, Goo.
,f. Kerr ; ]!sisal, Chas. T. Wells ; Ford.
:wiicb,David Rogers; Gerrie,J.W.UIo1i•
Lues; Wroxeter, Irving A. Meleelvey;
llluevaio, 1'erancis Swann; Ashfield,
ale ,'A, ; -Smith.; Salem, James
Walker ; Bethel, Sinton V. A. .1'eut-
lan:l ; Ripley, Robert r. llosking; 0er.
vie, Wm. R. Vance ; Tiverton, Edwin
W. 7•)clwarc s ; Whiee;church, Cltrietto-
p•lier C. Koine; Bollgrave, Aliarn 'll.
13 ro wn.
t.,toderleir Districi.-Godlericli,,•Nort.Ji
SIrene , Geo rge Daniel: V(iedoeta: 'We ,
W. 11. ar:1114m; :Clinton, \Ves'f.1y,
ohuroh, Honi;y M. Manning; Ontario
Street, jos. T. Cookie.). D.;Sealfort.h„
1. 33. \Vallwiu; I,olmesville, James
Ilusscr ; Blyth, John lIolimes ; !Dun-
gannon , 3. W. Robinson; 'Nile,
Martin J•. Wilson ; Ilenmi]ler, J. G.
Yelland ; Auburn, Tll,omes B. Colla -
land ; Walton, A. Andrews ; 'Londe
John Kennedy; Bayfield,J•is.
Snell; Varna. Robert A. Miller.
• AN IDEAL VA,C.AT ION.
Summer hotels are sea,tiarecl. tlirou
out the Rockies for the convenience of
those who prefer recreation without
thelabor incident to camping. Where -
ever there is a mountain in Colorado
or Utah, there is also an interesting
canon, and the searcher for a spot in
which to summer, finds no difficulty
in suiting his taste.
To enable persons to reach Colora-
do without unnecessary expenditure of
time or money, the Union Pacific has
put in effect very low rates and splen.
did train service from Missouri River
to Denver. ,
:Aeciommodations are provided Lor
all classes of passengers.
Full information cheerfully furnish-
ed on applidation to H. F. Carter,
T. P. A. 14 Janes Buildting,•'Toronto,
at G: A. 126
.Cho e,
Canada. F. B. ,
Can
Woodward Ave., Detroit, Mich.
BORN
Gilbert. -In Brinslley, on May 271.h,
to Mr. and Mrs. John Gil'tierti a
daughter.
Skinner. -1n` Usborne, con. 6, on May
30th, to Mr. and Mrs .Wm. Skinner,
a son.
Gilmour. -At Mooresville, on June 1st
to Mr. and Mrs. John Gilmour,
Lwins--!boys.
iilicAllister.-In• Hay, on DIay 23rd, to
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McAllister; .a
de lighter.
Hodgins. -In Biddulph, con. 3; on May
24th, to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S.
Hodgins, a 'da.ughtpr.
On Wednesday, May 271.11, at Zurdpj:,
to Mr. and Mrs. J. P. ltau, of tie.:
,Commercial Hotel, a Seine
MARRIED
Gleason-Bilyea-On Wednesday, Juno
,3rd., Jos. Gleason to Miss A. 'I3il'-
yea, all of Granton.
leetrn-Taylor-,At Whalen, on Wed-
nesday, ,lune 10th, 1903, at the re-
sidence of the bride's' parents, 11Ir.
• and Mrs. Wan, :Taylor, by the Rev.
W. Cooper, Mir. Ephriam Herren
Miss Addie Taylor.
Morrison -Melville. -At Fullerton, on.
June 4th, 1903, by the Rev. Mr.
Cranston, at the residlnnoe of the
bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Melville, Mr Albert Morrison, to
Elizabeth Meeeille.
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WEAKNESSES
in Summer Time.
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Touch anti ' trengtheus Ever• x1f'('a,i;.
Orgtui and Invigorates the
Whole System.
Pairxe's Celery Co mpound has been
specially prepared for the relief end
cure or the many ailments that uf-
filet women, , and it never fails to
give a pew and healthy Lone to the
femall organs; it removes relaxed c,e-
bility and unhealthy seereetione ; it
andst'
' a the blood• b ablls a
'rarefies sees
perfect• and vigorous health. Mrs.
Percy S. Browning, of Provencher,
Man., writes as follows :
"Alter deriving such wonde.eful
good' from, thio use of Pairie's Celery
Qomlpounel, I eonpider it my duty )to
Let suffering women 'know something
about the only medicine in the world
that can banish female 'troubles and
give to women .that ]iaaltii and
strength that makers it a pleasure to
live. 1 suffered for a long time from
falling of the womb, irregularitieo,
reinv'ausnels and %ipadaetb . • My deo-
tor could not do ,mutcb for ins and my
relatives thought I would becutiie a
confirmed invalid.. Mysister
induced
me at last to try .t'aine's Celery Com-
pound • and 1 thank -God it was
brought to my 'notice. hefter the use
of seven bottles I am a well woman
and as healthy as any of my friends.
Paine's Celery Compound is surely the
medicine for every sick and suffering
woman, and I recommend it with all
my heart."
1IJaY TOWNSHIP CO3UNC.1L
The Council of the township of Hay
met in the town hall, Zurich, on Mon-
day, Lho lst day of June, the Reeve
in the chair and all the members pre-
sent.
The minutes of the last meeting-
were
eetingwere road and epprovled.
A number of accounts were passed,
and orders drawn on treasurer for
same.
The following doevment was lend -
ed in from the trustees of the oil= -
lege:
To the Reeve and Council of the
Township of Hay.
Gentlemen.-ln accordance with the
Municipal Act, sec, 738, we hereby re-
quest your honorable Body to levy a
special rate, over all other rates, in
the Police Village of Zurich, of :4•
mills on the dollar, for the year 1903.
Chas. Greb, Jno. Weseloh, J. Preeter,
Police Truteos of the village of Zurich
-Granted
On motion the Council adjourned to
meet again on the 1st Monday of July
at 2 o'clock, p. m.
FREED KESS, SSR.,; Cl et k.
A PP0IN TED' (IVI0DIFR.A TOR.
Rev. D. D. Fletcher, of Hamilton,
brother of ltev, C. Fletcher, Thames
Road, has been appointed to the of Moderatorposi-
tion
General of the Gene al As-
se:mnbly of the Prespyteria.n 'church .
in Canada. 1
CONSTIPATION
is probably, the most common of
all ailments. When neglected it
becomes chronic, and frequently
leads to hemorrhoids and other ser-
ious consequences.
CONSTIPATION
IS CURED BY
I
on TA SLETS so
This Remedy is not a purgative,
but by mild action upon the organs
restores their natural functions,
thus entirely avoiding the debility
following; the use of cathartics,
which, if taken frequently, are
almost always harmful.
Fifty Tablets
for 25 Cents
Gram Trunk Raliwan Soto]
Excursion
On Saturday, Jure 13th
Minerva Encatnpment,Nt'.47, I.O.O.F.
Wingham, has completed arrange-
ments with .the G. T. R. to run its
Annual Excursion to
Azp•y for SARAH.
Via Hyde Park,
From the following places, on Satur-
day, June 13th, 1903. at the following
fares;
LEAvei FARE
Lucknow - - - 6.20 A. M. $2.05
Whitechurch - • 0.33 " 2,05
Wingham - - - G 50 " 2.05
Wingham Junction 6.53
Belgrave ' 7.01
Blyth - - • '7,14
Londesboro - - 7,22
Clinton - - 7.45
Brucefield - 8.05
E ippen - - 8.15
Hensel' - - - 8.22 "
tc
Exeter, June 1.0111 1003.
Wheat cur bw:het 63 to 71
Oats new .27 to 29
Barley,,,,.,, .. to 38
Peas.,,,,..., 70 to 76
Butter..... to 15
e
t0 12
Turkeys 6 to 8
Geese ..•
Chickens per lb 5 to 6
Ducks ,.,.7 to 7
Wool.... 14 to 14.
Dried Apples,. -- .. 3 to
Pork live weight ... _ ..-. .. $4.10 b $4.00
Disease takes no summer
vacation.
If you need flesh and
strength use
Scott's_ [int s�o�a
summer as in winter. 1
Send for free sample.
scow & I3OWNE, Chemists,
Toronto, Ontario.
sot. and $,.00; alt druggists.
Aa.11111..
00 '
„
14
1.85
1.75
1.65
1.00
1.45
1,35
1.35
1.35
Children under 12, half fare.
Returning, special train leaves Sar-
nia at' 10.p. m. on Monday, June 151b,
running through to Lticknow.
An opportunity will be afforded ex-
cursionists of spending a couple of
days in Detroit as a special excursion
rate to that city from Sarnia and re-
turn by boat has been secured and on
the arrival of the train at e3arnia
those desiring niay leave for Detroit
by boat or trolley, returning Monday
evening in time for the excursion
train which does not leave till 10 p.m.
Everybody come on the biggest and
best excursion of the year,
3. 4. MORTON,
Chairman of Coni.
0011RT 011' REVISION
The Court of Revision for the town
ship of Nagy fMet in the town ilall,
Zurich, on Monday, June 1st, at 10
o'clock, a. in. All the members being
prerient.
Notice of some 12 or 14 'levee's from
the assessment, as made by the assoss
or, were put in for the .censidera;tion
of the Court.
On motion of Councillor Thompson,
seconded by Councillor McArthur, the
following changes were made on the
[toll, viz:
Ile;nry Youngblut, dog struck o;ff;
Jacob Meyer, assessed on W. E,;e0r;-
nen lot 20, N. 13. instead of W. Weg-
ner: Dr. Routhier to be assessed on
lot 11, L. 11. E., instead of D. Spencer;
Ben Charette to be assessed lot 18, L.
(t. W., instead of R. O'Brien ; Ed. Zel-
ler to be assessed S 1-2, lot 22, eon. 10,
instead of S. Sipple ; Ed. Becigneul to
be assessed on lots 45 and 46,Bisaven-
ue.32 lend 33 Cairo ; Aute., 13 and 4,
Valley Sts, 10 and' pt. 11, L. '12.',E.
instead of St. Joseph Land Co: :Ni-
cholas Foster assessed Tenant, V. S.
1, Zurich ; S. Rennie be assessed N.W.
pt. lot 17, con. 15, $400.00, instead of
J. Witmer ; Joseph Hamilton, to • be
agssessed on E. pt. 12, K. S. •Zuriob•,
instead of W. Bender; ,W,m. Bender,
to be assessed tentint E. pt. M., Res.,
Zurich. -
On motion of John K. Goetz, second
ed. by Wendel • Smith, the Court
was declared closed and the Assess-
ment Boll for 1903 confirmed.
FRED HESS, SR. Clerk.
WANTED. — 11o111ders Improvers.
Young men who have had experience,
and want 1 o attain greater experience
over a larger range of work, princi-
pally stove plate. -The Gurney Foun-
dry Go., Limited, Toronto.
1
ilr F d
a r FIBS
Fine Flours, Family.
Fine 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 tban the other fellow
Pure Manilla, 050 feet, 13.3e
Some for - - Ilc
Above prices good to June 15t1, only.
°recedes
Nice line of Groceries. We sell Vim
at Se box. Nice thing for summer.
5 lbs Clean Currants 25c.
3 Ib Box of .Biscuits 20c.
Drop iYr a A/lintlite
W. TRE VETI-I ICI{
Sprin:rices.
--UN--
Lumber, Goal and Wire
All kinds of Hemlock or. Pine, either in
the rough or dressed as you wish.
.A few 'of'my Spring Prices.
Coal at bins, . , ... •$8,00
Coiled Spring Wire per cwt$2.80
Dry Hemlock Barn Boards at
,$15.50per M.
Dry Hemlock Jointiug and Stint -
ling at $15.50 per M.
No. 1 B. O. Shingles at 80c per bunch
Cheaper grade• .68c per bunch
SPECIAL
1 inch Hemlock . , ..$14.SO per Me
1 inch Pine *112.60 per M..
It will pay you to write or call and
see me before you buy,
A. J. Clatworthy's
Lumber Yard, Granton.
OR SA Ll ---.1s/ K ,h.l±:
" S]L)N,NeE ‘vrni .1111 ACRE 0FL.N1) IN
EXETER -We oirei• for sale on roasonab e
terrns,that veryilesirabte residential property
known as ."nw Hooper llerneetee:d" situated
on Lot No- 80, south of Buren Street, Exeter.
There (a eractad upc,n the land, a comfortable
end d coA
nrediu
a, brit doeIin,t
Also
the
necessary outhouses, The house isin good re -
Pair pair
and has '0 rooms. Tho lot coursing an acme
of land and is excellently adapted for g,rrden
lug or fruit growth g, 'There Is a plentiful sup•
p of hard and soft water, Tho property is up
to date,and the terms easy, for particulars ap ''1
ply to ictisor & CaExasa b,rrlstets Exe er
of to A. 1(. 11o0i'xnt, Itew P. 0„ Penna, U.
A., proprietor,
INSURAA Cir,
ki' ItNY,ST L:1..LlUT,
Agen for the 1Yatsreiu, Aa5URaNC]t Coaa-
'Anv, of Toronto; arse for the Paonnx bins
snaarcr Cc:err/we, of London, England;
ILziaSCE Issenewers Conesnr, of Ere
aid,
MEDICAL
1 1W, Hirai \ NIN(, 111 D. 't f'
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aco Vio,,i„ •v•
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office ea ,ai-Ili enCe. VG /11 /WO 11 Labors.
tory, Exeter.
13(PI.
DICKSON & CARLING,
Barristers, Solicitors Notaries, ('onveFancers,
Commissioners, Solicitors for the .dolsous
Bank, Me,
Money to Loan at lowest rates of interest.
OFFICE: -MAIN STItk1ET, EXETER.
1. R. CARLING, 13. ♦. L. n', DICKSON
FW. MADMAN
(Successor to Elliott & Gladnian)
Barrister, Solicitor, Beteg PuMPic,
Conveyancer, Etc,
Money to loan on Farm and village
properties at Lowest rates of interest
OFFICE MAIN STREET EXETER
FRED ELLIOTT
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC,
Money to Loan.
OFrxct - (Formerly Elliott and G]adman.)
MAIN STREET, EXETER.
DENTAL
T-TKL1 '5LAN, L. D. S. AND
PR. A. R. KINSMAN, L.
D. S. D. D S., honor Gradrato
of Toronto University, Dentist.
Teeth extrac'ed without pain or
bad after efrents, Office in Fan -
son's block. West side of Main
treet,' Exeter*
HONEY TO LOAN
We have unlimited private funds for invest
ment upon farm or village property at lower
rates of interest.
DICKSON 8c CARLING
Exeter.
riONEY TO LOAN.
We have a large amount of private funds to
loan on farm and village properties atlowrates
of interest.
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Barristers Solicitors, Main St. Exeter,
DA- ANDERSON, (D. D. S. 1.'O.S.
DENTIST.
Honor Graduate of the Toronto University
and Royal College of Dental Surgeons o
ns of
Ontario, with honors Also Postgraduate of
Chicago School of Prosthetic Dentistry (with
honorable mention.
Everything known to the Dental Profession
done in this office. Bridge work, crowns, al-
Inminum, gold and vulcanite plates all done in
the neatest manner possible. A perfectly
harmless anaesthetic used for painless extrac-
tion.
Office one door sonth of Carling Bro's store
Exeter. Ont.
TA EINTUM
(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.
TARENTUM 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 $5000 Chamber and Commerce stakes
and also in the 2.14 $2000 stakes, and then goes
down the Grand Circuit through other largo
stakes. Tarentum is the only stallionin Can-
ada that has produced a colt pnenomenally
fast enough to face the Grand. Circuitthat
won second money in his second start in a race
at Memphis in a field of eleven starters, all
speedy ones. Dorthv Wilton having got a
mark at Lexington. Kentucky, the previous
week in 2.094. In this race Orin B. by Grey-
stone , the sire of Tarentum. won lst money.
Harry D, by Tarentum won 2nd money, Major
Hal, 3rd money. Doherty Wilton 4th money,
time 2.091 and 2.10.1.
ROUTE
Monday.- Simon McKenzie's Tuckcrsmith,
for noon ; Blake, night, Tuesday.-- Zurich
noon ; Crediton, night, Wednesday. -Exeter,
noon ; Farquhar, night. Thursday. -By way
of Staffa to Dublin. noon • home, Thursday..-By
Fri-
day.--At his own stable. rnight. Satur-
day. -At his own stable, ltgmondvilil'e.
TERMS
Farmer's common mares, $1600 to insure.
Well bred and standard bred mares $20,00 by
the season and $25.00 to insure. Stud fees due
January 1st, 19011. For tabulated pedigree see
large posters, or address.
A. CHARLESWORTH, Egmondville, Ont.
At Lowest
Prices
Having bought out the entire stock
of the late James Willis, we are in a
better position than ever to sell Lum-
ber,. Shingles, Lath and all Building
Material at lowest prices. The com-
bined stock of Shingles as contained
in both yards is heavier than we wish
to carry, so we purpose to make a
material reduction in the price of
Shingles until we get our stock re-
duced, Take adva,;cltage of the reduc-
tion.
W e thank the people of Exeter and
te. surrounding country for their
patronage in the past, and solicit a
continuance of their custom. Our
motto is smaller profits and quicker
returns.
wavnivisievvrmivvor
ROSS &TAYLQR
EXETER) ONT.
ki
Demiant a Buggy .
BU&u-ILB!
We have the finest stock in town:
11 the latest styles, in the i,e\t•ee
c aloes.
Our prices al a low as con he Nun?
for first -.class material and workman
ship,
BEFORE YOU.HIlY
CALL /Nle SES -U$.
J F RuseU
Two Doors South Towr Hall.
We have just put 'n stock several
new Pianos in the latest designs and
of elle Best Makes at Popular. Prices.
11. a will esteem It a pleasure to show
theta to you. Organs always in stock.
A good second hand BeII Oegan in,
good order,for sale cheap,
., p.
The parole
El Oa Oka
Is with us and those Cushion Frames
are just what you 'Caret, We have
them at moderate prices.
Sowing
Hades
In all the leading Makes always its
stock and at prices that cannot be
beaten anywhere, also repairs for
same.
Gall and see us. We are always
busy but will be glad to give you any
information about our goods you may
desire.
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FIST MIMS SAY
p>f 1 e),
rte,, .,..
.•
t_
of Worthington's Canadian
Stock Tonic.
Jamesa breeder sk, b seder and feeder of
the sweepstake fat cattle at Provincials
Winter Fair 1901 and 1902, says :
Dear Sir: -
I have fed your Stock Tonic to
cattle and like it very much. It mak-
es them thrive well and put on flesh
more rapidly. I think it is the best
Tonic I have fed to horses. We, are
also 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,ai
JAns LEASK,
t Greenbank P. 0., Feby, 23, 1903.
Dear Sir:--
I
ir:-I had a mare stocked in both
legs, WORTHINGTON'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. CHtenoli LL, "Dairyman."
Clinton, Jany, 171b, 1903.
Purify your animals' blood before
turning them do the grass. They will
surprise you in the fall.
10 lb. box, 200 feeds, 50c. ; 50 ib. sack
$2.00.
The Worthington Drug Go.,
GUELPH, OIST.
For Sale and Guaranteed by:
Carling Bros, Exeter; Cook & Son.
Hensall; E. Schmidt, Lucan.
"An Ounce of
Prevention is
Worth a Pound
of 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
1 • Act wisely and get some of
our remedies.
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