Exeter Times, 1903-6-25, Page 5Alt Stuffed Up
• ..That'fi the condition ei many enterers
• igen Catarrh, especially in the merning,
eereat'diffieultyls experienced in clear-
•ing the head and throat,
, No wonder catarrh causes headache.
emaairs the taeto, Knell and hearing,
pollutes the breath, elelingen'the
itch app
and affects the etite.
To eure cetarthe treatment Inuit be
voaetitutional-elterative end antic.
"X was W for ever mouths with eatarrb
**1**1the bead. aieti anent. • lied a tad cough
end raised blood. 1 bad become dia.
stouraged gime my laieband bought a bottle
C Hood's Sarateagna and peraeaded me
to try it. 1 adviat alt to take It. Xt b
izes
ored and built me up." Mos. Iluoir Re-
. teepee Wet Leecorele N. S.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
4119xp.,;tii.,v41-it 'soothes and strength-
ens nil:woes raem.brane and huilde
tip the Ivhole syetem,
'1ffs X
witi
barley, 381,135 ares; flax, 64,639 aex•ee
Avon imae:r erope la 1 ellflnelteleeltt,
ganaga enres ; tate, 1,00le21.2. aereg;
barley, 356,562 acres; flax, 46,550 aeres
inereaea lit 1903, eitt, 10 partente;
oats 10 ,per 'cent.; barley\ 6 per Cent.;
flax, 38 • pea teeeet, The oondiflon of
growing !crap ever. tha WhOle ountriy
Is excellent, While in smaller area of
Noreh-Laastern part ef lefaaitoba rain
waleht be benefielal, yet itt lo.rge whe-
at 'belt ot the weet and southplenty of
vela has fallen, and witeat, especially,
oould not look more aroanising.
FOR SEA-SICENESS, NA.USEA
Sea-siekness, nausea, and, maladies
of this ;type yield qutekly to the.. al -
'most magieal power of Nerviline, and
if you euffer ,pnriodically from any of
these troubles, just. keep Nervillne at
hand. A eetv drops In sweetened eva,
or will igive almost instant relief- an
in the pour,se of half an Lour the az
ts tomaletede •Your money back
you do not lend le zo.
1111110g1Dth 17( pfppi
uuLvLiti LIUJJ IIagyard's' YePlloetrytill reducesara
ing, allays inflaranaation, takes.
.,pain and 'cures outs, burns, bruis
0 sprains, stiff joints, etc., more eafec
ally than ally other remedy.
Mee Wpa. 13ennn
e'gton, neat; qn..
•
ginehev
er at t, St. Mareloaaric light
• station has resigned. Ile has received;
a position as engineer for the -Mooney
Bisculteand Candy Co., Ltd., in Strate
e ford.,
,Their gentle !action and good effect
on the Isystemh renfly make tbegaa
aerfeot little pill. They, please ,those
e evno use ahem. 'Career's Little Livea
Pills m,ay In termed "Perfeation.
, lere,d S. Sham fonm.e•rey tft
ket 'clerk at the town. station-, St.
• Marys, •has accepted it, aosetion • wth
i
t the Boston Terminal Come(an.y. Bosa
e ten, in the =eventing office in con-
nection with their ticket department.
When working in the Horseshoe
Qu,arry, St. Marys, Kr; Writ , of
- Stratfqrd, found a fossil in the shape
n oi afish whieh reepeablea the black
bass, about eight inehes long. This le
s
the fired unbroken spechnen which
' haa been secured and no doubt would
be valued very ggla by geologisee.
All the iews .of Interest t
Tinar 'Readers Happening
• in these Counties,
Huron
Tkc torture of toothathe is quick
ly relieved by Low's Toothaiche Gum
•Price 10c. Refuse ElObStitUtOS,
0. Cantolon at:Clinton, is said to b
a very bee.vy, loser by the faleare eo
H. Peterson &Co., apple; exporeers
Oiff Tordnto.
Mr. John lVfills, ofene,ar Harlook les
three horses a few, days ego. • Th
;veterinary: seoukd einIg surmisg as eel
the cause of their death.
)10 '
glim general o!pinion among West-
• tarn railway men is that the Wester
• Paeseaeger Association, with ale ,
bureaus is ou tb,eeveage of collapse
• Its doWnfell isUkely to be. ace,opepa• n
• led by o. evedeeprend rate; war,
'I purchased aottle a Dr, Lw'a
Woem Syrup for my litten girl' 2-1. 2
years old, and gave her the medicine.
•no result wee ehe passed fifteen
, round worms in five daya."-Mn. le,
Rag, le'llneanagla Out.
*afeesere: Staddaelnand Tier, Classical
mend Mathematioal aVlageter„ reppecie-
inely, of the Cliniten Calleane
tute, have been appointe•d Departrae,n
Ica' examiners, and will pat in three
peeks at the, work, in Toronto;
•-Gov: Bliss, of Miohigan has signed
'the bill fathered by senator Burns
evhileh pr °vides for the punishment
'by: 41,000 fine, ore.10 years' imprison-
• Anent of any hunter. who carelessly
hoot§ a' human being while, in pur-
suit of ga!nae. ,
Rev. Willson Aitehesen, son of Mr.
Wm. Aitgheaop, of Harpurbay, who
has just grad:ad:led f.rone •Knox Doe -
lege, •Toronto has received anunarai-
Mous call to the congregation of
Rocky Sanwa aid Dornocla in the
bounty of Grey.
• E. P. Gar,row, eldest son of Judge
4Garrow, who has been for some years
a member of the staff of the geritisli
`American A esuranee Company in Tor-
onto, his been appointeaainspe.ctor of
• the teaMpang' for eiganetohat and aLlee
North West Territories.
!The Seaforth Company have,
got to work at the reeereeltion of
Atheir elerago-r. The r,e•ment founae.-
one tion and bins are now being built:
Alex. Mitchell, of Varna, recently
a very handsome driving colt,
three years old and unbroken( fore
:$150.
• Mr. and Mrs. Sam▪ uel Barton, of
Seaforth, celebrated their golden wed-
ding at their residence, on Monday
life/1day last. All the members of
their family and a fewefriefids were
present.. �be. worthy couple aae•hoth
hale and hearty, and hid fair to ode-
•• brate tbeir diamond wedding.
-The monument .ereated, in Clinton.
reenetery to the memory of ehe late
Joseph W. Chidley by the Canadian
• Order of the Woodmen of the World
was formally unyelIed last Sunday
-afternoon in the presence ref seve.nty
imembers of the erder and between
two and th,pee hundred epeetators.
the residence ea Mr. W. D. ;Bright,
Seaforth, on June I7th, when Florence
.ALberia, Dobie, sister of Mrs. Bright,
was united in marriage to Mr. Ken-
' meth Campbell, postmastex at Bran-
don, Manitoba. The cere'm•ony was
perforMed at noon by Rev. I. B. Wall
• wen, assisted -by Rev. P. H. Larkin.
p• it. The following resolution has -bean
adopted by the Seaforth branch of the
Womens' Cbr, , is Lion Temperance
if !Union :-" Where asl mos t etaingent
, laws have been enacted forbidding the
sale of cigarettes to minors; whereas,
the age halL law being very difficult
• of enforeement,, because it is almost
epepossible to attain conviction, be it
• esolved by.the aVomaies' Christian
• e raa e r a nee `nion, of- Seafor tea th t
• .we do all in our power to obtain, In-
eitead ofethe agelimit law, a law pro-
hibiting' the manufacture and sale of
cigarettes in Ontario'-. : •
The North Weetelen Grain Deialeass'
Assoeiation have issued tbe followilag,
ballatin, of Anne 2elent-aEseirtiatera
area un.der erop inIVLanitoba and
• XortheWest .Territroriee, 100e, evheat
fee123,063 acres ; oats, 1,101,333 aores ;,
•''''''"'"`"2"!egeneggeiteneeeeneneeneggegaseee-
Constipation
Does your head ache? Pain •
back of your eyes? Baci.
taste in your mouth It's
your liver 1 Ayer's Pills are
liver pills. They cure cons ti.
headache, dyspepsia.
230, Ati druggists.
Want your moostsofts or icard a beautiful
earvni or nee elects? Thor% ttso
,BUCKINGIIAM'S DYE1471.1%rs
*reamers, Oen. p.Kitt. 0, to., twists., 114r.
,Major W.• C. lAczeripleas peen, gaz-
gland Liieutenseeeteglaollonel the,2,teth
Regiment,. to take .effaca frnm
80th„ 1903. ,Thb, Lieut.efelol. h'as'
ways bean e. argpminent figura inten,
28th Regiment and his promotion is a
well deserved one. His work con-
nection with the 2811 Regiment band
dearerves special! mentionL
The iprospeetus of the; St. Malrys
Portland. Cement Co. ban been is-
gued. The president is Mr. J. J.
Cirabbe, of Toronto, formereg puba.
liis,hens of the St. Baal/era .A,agusrvitoo-
pres., 3. J. Maine Ot Toronto, • Supt.
Polson Iron works ; 2nd vicranyees.,
Thos. eeryee, Toronto, see‘gereafa.
Ambrose Itent, of 'A:nabroseeKent &I
entanufacturing jeweeters, Tor-
onto. Several of the direetoes are
also Toronto man. The authorized
capital is ;$100,000, shares "$41.00 each.
The company proposes to erect an
800 barrel per day factory.
S.UMMEli 'COUGHS,
-
Are often hardest to shake oef, and
frequently lead to consumption. Bt
ter have /them cured promptly by Dr.
W/oodes Norway Pine Syrup the best
ADDITIONAL LOCA.LS
•••••••,....
Mr. R. Seldon, of Ingersoll, spen
Sunday with friends in town.
Miss Lottie Berry of Ingersoll, who
has been visiting her sister Mee.
field° n, retui necl home last week.
Miss lg. Elam who bas spent tie;
past season as milliner at King, has
returned home for the holidays.
• Woinelefil LesrunTE -- A special
meeting of the Wonean'sn Institate
will be held in the Public Library on
'Vriday„ June 20111 at 3 p. rn. A. fall
attendance is requested of all the
menabers as important business is to
be transacted.
-AN UP-TO-DATE BUSINESS,--ffir. E
A. Follicle wishes to announce to th
citizens of Exeter, and surroundin
country that for refreshing cool drinks
he is now prepared. to serve the bee
having recently added to his alread
well equipped ice-cream parlors a nee
soda water fouutain from which flow
cool sodas ot eltifereut flavorings, tb
purest and best. An electric fan hay
nag recently been added you can si
and. enjoy its breezes while you par
take of a dish of our delicious ice
cream, all flavors. Cupid has been a
work and as a result the nuptials of f
nnenber are announced to take plac
this leafy month of June, To hay
our wedding cake and confectionery
pato-date we have just received from
w York the newest cake orratunents
i the tnost unique designs.
•
UNE WHDDING. - VetY Pretty
J ne wedding took place on Wedees-
da,y evening June 21th at the home of
• died.Mrs. Wm. Westcott 3rd. con-
cession Ueborne, when bis second
daughter Miss Edith was married to
Mr. Edward Shapton prominent
young farmer of Stephen township.
Tbe bride, who entered the parlor on
the arm of herfather to the strains of
Mendeleshon's wedding march, playeel
by Mr. Gowns, was beautifully
gowned in white organdie, The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Dr.
Hannon of James street church, in
the presence of mewards of forty
•guests, friends and relatives of the
conbracting parties .after which ail
repaired to the diniug room where a
sumptuous repast was served. The
evening was spent in music, spciel
games and pleasant chat. The happy
couple haVe the beat wishes of a host
of friends for their future prosperity
and ba,ppiness and the elegant display
of useful and costly presents show the
high esteem in which the young
couple are held.
DIGNAN-HowARD-A pretty home
wedding was that which took piece
on Tuesday afternoon when Mies
Miss Helena A. eldest daughter of
Mrs. Wm. Howard became the bride
of Mr. Edwin H. Dignan youngest son
of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Dignan, The
R"
v
Oth, 1903.
'FOR $A.LE BRICK '
True and Unfailing Help for Suf. siDEF04 WITH A.CrtE OE 14ANI)
EXETeal-We afro. for age on egaeoneole
fering. Women feleown as"Tbe Hooper Hentesteade situete
terros,that very desizable xesidentinlpropert
C I
On J.,t4 WO. $0, eoutb. ot Buren fareet, Exeter.
There is erected upon the land, a comfortable
and commodieue brick (levelling, also the
necessary outeomes. The house is m good re.
pair and has 9 rooms. The IA contain's ab anre
of laud and is excellently adapted for gardeo
RYOul,.% Ina or fruit erowinii. nate le a plentiful sup-
liru Efite.',5141rel;h13WE'fla''AFFIYaIsAp- Do you Want a Buggy
imiiii,
4.or.,tporo.A.p.rfe.t0111.,00rmi. Rew P. 0,, Penne,' U.
The World's Medicine tor the Cure of
Feraa,le Troubles.
A large sleaxe of the evila Madame
feria gs which ;women are liableet.
result from ispeleia.1 female wig -times'
es and diseases. Prom tbie girl en
ering womanhood eo the woman wh
neves at aim Grand Climacteric
hange of life," there are troublee
lments and irregillaritleis-ioo ofte
erne in eilsence-geweich undeetenTne
e and 'strength to the beeptertarta fa -
D, male. organs. 'The ezpoeienee of yeara
ea of medical testimony and letters from
- tens of elbouseinels of cured women;
o point to Paine' e Celery Corapouna as
✓ woman's friend and life giver. Jansie
lef. Ross, Quoyon, P. Q., sage
: -
n rifIfords nue, macheplaasurei tot
testify to the gre‘t good Paine's Cel-
ery 'Conapound has done for inee
Was 'corapletely run down rundown in
)aealtth and a 'elate= to fenzalfeeweakn
nes, and 'after itsiag three bottles of
Painees (Celery Compound I pea/ cora-
ple/tele • cured; It is the liege blood
Auzfrifticer. Iflekeage of, and I reapen--:
mend it to all who are troubled. as 1
race.
t lee health and result in disea.se.
- :Where such conditions exist, Heaven
help the poor sufferer to fully realize
their perils and dangers!
•It (well known that ordenary.
e teem:towed !too 'alien fella to
e build up ;the delicate nervous eestetai
of women, and pre rieceesery tone
ge.
bride who was given away -by her
uncle, Mr. Wm. Howard, was attired
in a gown of white Organdie with
white satin ribbon trimmings and
were a beautiful pearl creeceal„ the
gift of the groom • also carrying a
&hewer boquet of white roses, While
Mies Mary Westaway was 'bridesmaid
and wore a dainty gown of white or-
gandie and carried a boquet of pink
roses.. Mr. 'BrueaDignan, of London,
rother of the groom peeformed th e
uties of groomsman. The
ppy knot was tied by the Rev.
. Millyard under an arch of •ever-
reens and roses behind which was
anked ferns and white daisies. Mrs.
latebford played Lhe wedding margin
fter congratulations and a dainty
epast had. been partaken of the happy
ouple -left on the evening train for
ainilten and other points. The very
many handsome and costly gifts re-
, ceived from friends at a distance and
others testify to the high esteem in
which the young people are beld.- Mr.
,Dignitu and his fair bride will start in
We with the best tvishes of many
friends for their future happiness aud.
success. On tbeer -return from their
wedding trip -they will take up their
residence with the groom's parents on
Gidley street. •
remedy for healing the lungs and cur b
ing all kinds of coughs and colds. /R
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GENERAL NEWS
Regina:, N. W. T., bas passed from.
a status of a town into the more exl
alted standing of a. city.
Tho monthly report of the Provini
cial Board of Health shotvs a total
death list of 2,100. ,
There are many forms of nervous
debility in Men that yield to the use
of Carter's ;Iron Pills. Those who are
•troubled with nervous weakness,
night sweats, etc., should try them.
IDeraggena,ents of the lieer, with
oonstienettion, injures • the complexion;
induces Peemples, eallow. skin. Bee
Move the !cause by using Carter's Li
tle Liver • Pills. One a db-se.yy
them.
No fewer than 300 Canadians have
registered at the High Commissioner's
office since the first•of dune. About
250 applications have nlready been
made for ttekeits for the Dominion
lectg •denner.•
W. 11. Buchan/ea, proleibition candi-
datc, has retired from the field in
North 'Winnipeg on account of a sat-
isfactory pledge being given by the
labor candidate. He May accept a no-
mination elsewberre.
The Illpworth League of London and
St. Thomas have arranged for • ,
summer school, for the etude. of *the
Bible and missions, to epon at Port
anley', on Tuesday, June!2aed, and
continue until 26th. '
&teem's .4 T. G urd„ Vein Lo We ty,
H. J. Dawson, and J. T. Kitten/easter
of 13etrole,a, and F. W. Efittlerniester,
of Sarnia,„ have been ineorporated as
the Canada West Oil ComPany, with
capital of $1250004 The charter cov-
ers an extensiaebusiness from ranch..
ing to oil events.
It is said tb,at the following will
prevent hair 'falling 'wee abd oure
dandruff :-Bug 10c worth or quinine
and 5e worth of permanganate ape.
rash. *Mix ,ancl, put thern in a quart
bottle. Acid one, pintg
of soft water.
Ske hawell before using e,a,ele ene ane
. .
then pour enough of he 'Mixture into
a basin of water to make Winered.
Soak the scalp with it thoretilgialee
owe every day and,rub dry With a
towel, The hair will soon stop nail-
ing and the dandruff will disappear. '
• The St. Thomas ‘joureilel of &bare
engegeglag san-I"The Latest devel-
°emelt in regard to the, Elgin Loan
matter was disoovered this 'meaning;
when Mr, Mitchell Hepburn, of Yar-
mouth, one of Elgin's wealthiest far -
mere, came to town te inquire into
his supposed deposit in the come/tiny.
Throe months ago he made a special
deposit of $i7,000 with, Mattiger Geo.
Rowley, to bear 4 .1e2 or tent inter.
est. There is no trace of it whatever
in the books of the et:impeller."
a THE REST 34/SDIGINE.
,Mrs. Mena Gaguin, Cane Bald, N.
B., sage: "I had an attar* of Liner
Trouple and Indigestion and decided
to ,try Laxa LiVet Pills. They had a
better and more lasting eafeet than
any remedy I ;um/ took."
Susi:lee Armour, of the Canadian
Supreme Court, one 01 tele Alaskan
Bou'aelary Commission is dying at the
residence of his son, in London, Eng.,
of stomach trouble.
0'9
• n gee'
'gee egairafteeene.
ee• rignaige is on every box of ti s go
aremo=Quinine
,...)mody that entree a cola/ in or,o
Exeter, June 10th 1903.
Wheat pur bushel•••••., .63 to 71
oats; new .. 1eg29
Bexley-- ..
Butter.....Turkeys ..,. . • • • ,:. ...... 8 to 8
. Geese• ....... 6 to 9
• Chickens per tb ....1.',... '. .,:... 5 to 6
Duoke • • •• " ' .... 7 70 7
Wool.. 14 to 144
ried Apples.. .. - 3 to 2
Pork live Weight ...... • .- .. $4,60 itD $4.90
•.t. to3S
• , . 70 to 76
10 15
'• to f2
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SCOTT'S EMULSION weal make a
hump back straight, neither will it make
AhOrt log !mg, hut it reads soft hone
and heals diseased bone and is among
the taw genuine means of recovery In
rickets arid bone consumption.
Sorel for free sample,
SCOTT fe DOWNS, Chenitutp,
Toronto, Ontario.
soo. and $1.00; all druggists. •
Adventures of Three women,
Three wom.en started out to be
loved.
The first woman chose a million"
The second woman chose a poet.
•' The Weed woman said, 'T11 wait."
The first woman, having found a
suitable millionaire, eat ker cap for
him. But the inilliouaire was wily
and not to be won so easily.
"It le evident to me," he said,
'`from this girlre anniety that she is
extremely desirous of marrying me.
She has set out with this idea in b-er
head, and this every fact irritates me
into an obstinacy that 1 shouldn't
have under other circumstances be-
cause she is certainly very beauti-
ful."
Se he hung oft until the woman
gave it iff) as a bad job.
The second woman several times
thought she heel found a poet, but in
each instance was deceived, for he
turned out to be nothing but either
an advertisement Amer or a writer
foe the magazines', who could easily,
make enough to support her. Pin.al-
ly, however, she found the real
thing, but the poet, who was a real
poet, would have none of her.
"My poetry," he said, "i,s too aac-
red to be infringed upon. It is not
at alh zou see, like the copyright
law. Iii my most enraptured mo-
ments you would bore me to death;
No, no!"
So the second woman went off in
despair •end sought the first woman,
and they wept together until anima.
ity prompted them to seek the third
woman, whom they found, much to
their surprise, ,happily married to a.
inillionaire who had just publithed
volume of real poetry.
"Why, how happens it," exclaimed
the first and second WOMan, `ghat
you are married and WO axe not?"
-
"Easy enough," said the third. wo-
man, a, condeatein&ing sroile.
'47ou couldn't wait, you knew, and
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Tho ratrinrob. Must Go.
There are 33 fine buffaloes in the
Dominion herd at Banff National
Park. All are in splendid condition.
• There are 14 full-grown bulls • and
one old patriarch is 80. years of will
ale was the first animal t� be am
-
ed by Lord Strathcona at Silver
Isleigbts, where all the animals now
in confinement • in the West, came
from. This animal is of historic im-
portance. Very soon he will be shot,
and then he will be mounted.
He had been a inighty fighter, and
had retained the leadership (if the
herd througlicait many year, until
two years ago, when he met his
Waterloo. Old as he was, his bee
manse bulk and strength enabled him
to kill one antagoeist, and to near-
ly dispose of another. Had it not
been that he broke his horn on a
rock, the issue would probably have'
been different. The bull whic.11 now
rules the herd is one ineported from
Silver Heights, and which defeated
all the other bulls, one by one.
A herd of such dimensions as this
is a sight which, since the time
when the buffalo roe/nod in countless
herds over the prairies, liaS rarely,
greeted the eves of a white man.
The enterprise of the officials who
have had the buffalo in charge, for
their etforts to preserve this tangible
link of those days before the Great
West bit the taming hind of the
white settler 'upon its mane, is to be
commended by ll who feel an inter.
est in the life which occupied our
gloat solitudes before history for us
began.
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,SEVERE HEADA.CHES.
"For some „ time 1 eves tr'oubled
with very feevere heaelthehes. I tried
Milburn's Sterling Headache Powders
and, got inune,diate relief." -Mrs. N
Burke, Lindsay, Out.
all
MI WHY
Dominion Day
Return tickets will be issued at
Single First ClasR Fare
between all stations in Canada also
to Buffalo,. Supension Bridge, N. Y.,
Detroit, Pt. Huron, Mich„ Etc.
Good going JUNE 301h and JULY id,t
Valid returning from destination on
or before JULY 2nd, 1903.
Excursions 10 Callan NOM 11081
Good going July 4tb, valid for re-
turn until September 8th,
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Aare to Spend the Summer
e The famous Muskoka Lakes, Lake
of. Bays, Lake Nipiesing, Kawartha
Lakes, and the Magnetewan River are
•reached only hy the Grand Trunk
Railway Syszene. Excellent hotel ac-
gernmodetion, healthy climate,fisbing,
etc. Descriptive literature and all in-
foemation from
3.3. KNIGHT,
Ticket Agent, Exeter.
3. D. McDONALD,
Dietrict Passenger Agent, Toronto.
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an Groc
Fine Flours, Family.
Pine Flours, Pure Manitoba and
Grebe m.
Oats, Linseed Meal and Oil Cake.
100 pounds Oil Cake, $1,40.
_Binder Twine
Order your Binder Twine from Us.
We self cheaper than the other fellow
. Pure Manilla, 050 feet, (13e
Some for - - 11c
Above prices good to June 15th, only.
Greceries
Nice line of Groceries. 'We sell Vim
at 80 box. Nice thing for summer.
5 lbs Clean Currants 25c.
3 lb Box of _Biscuits 20c.
Drop bt-1 a riliraute
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INSURANCE,
ERNEST ELLIOT,
Ageri tor the WREITIcrae Atosrliis.NCY4 COM"
?ANY, at Toreeto ; aloe for r:tet Rlacaviz rnOr
RECOOANOIS COMPAWY, 00 Lelideri, Englaixa
4.L MANCE IN017,11Ableut. COMPANY, of Er'
ene
MEDICAL
1 10...1f1;OWNINtl M. D. 31. 0.
t.p .1., n, Greet/an. victoria 21 i'vorsity
office ;Ina rejlcz,ee, Vow u le n Labor.
tory, Exeter,
DICKSON & CARLING,
Barristers, Solicitors. Notaries, tiO1r7eyan0ers,
Commissioners, Solicitors for the afolsons
Bank, Etc.
Money to Loan at lowest rates of interest.
OFFICE :-HAIN STREET, EXETER,
s. R. ogetraera. a. A. H, DTOSSon
R, W. GLADMAN
(Successor to Elliott & Gladinen)
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Mlle,
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.
OFFICE - (Formerly Elliott and Gladmany)
MAIN STREET, EXETER.
DENTAL
fi ICINSMAN, L. D. s. AND
DR A.R. KINSMAN, L.
D. S. D. D. Segtonor Graduate
of Toronto University, Dentist.
Teeth exta•aotect without pain or
bad after effeets. Office in Fan -
Bon's block. Wet side of Main
treet,'Exeter.
WONKY TO LOAN
We have nniimited priaate funds for invest
ment upon farm or village property at lowes
rates of interest.
DICKSON Ss CARLING
Exeter.
rIONEY. TO LOAN.
We have a large amount of private funds to
loan on farm and village properties at lowrates
•of interest.
GLAD1MAN & STANBURY
Barristers Solicitors, Main St. Exeter,
D.A. AMERSON, (0.D. S. L D.S.
DENTIST.
Honor Graduate of the Toronto University
and Royal College of Dental Surgeons 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.'
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.
T.ARIBNIPUM
(21795)
The Phenomenal Well -Bred Standard
Trotting Stallion.
Leads all other stallions in Canada for sir-
ing extreme speed, and high steppirg 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 large
stakes. Tarentum is the only stallion in Oan-
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. Dorthy Wilton laving got a
mark at Lexington, Kentucky, the previous
week in 2.091. In this race Orin B. by arey-
stone , the sire of Tarentum. won lst money.
Harry D, by Tarentum won 2nd money.Maj or
Hal, 3rd money. Doherty Wilton Ith money,
time 2.091 and 2.101 -
ROUTE
Monday.- Simon IVIcKenzie's Tuckersmith,
for noon; Blake,. night. Tuesday.- Zurich
noon; Crediton, night, Wednesday. -Exeter,
noon ; Farquhar, night. Thursday. -By way
of Staffa to Dublin. noon • home, night. Fri-
day. -At his own stable,kffmondville. Satur-
day. -At his own stable, gmondville,
TERMS
Farmer's common mares, ki15.co to insure.
Well bred and statidard bred mares $20,00 by
the season and $25.00 to insure. Stud fees due
January 1s1, 1904. For tabulated pedigree see
large posters, or address.
A. CHATiLESWORTIL Egmondville, Ont.
SMITH
' All kinds of Herielock.or Pipe, either in
• the rough or dressed es.you wish;
.Wh he t' the •
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.Commercial. nolm. ExefOr
.—two Days Only-- '
FRIbAY . AND SATUHDA**
JuLY 17th and 18th
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Cali early awl' avail yourself of hs
valuable eerviee, n this is a rere op-
pertunity to have emir eyes properly
tested free of charge. No gutse wore',
Ime a scientific, certainty. DifticUt
cases accurately fitted. All work
Guar an teed.
.A. full line of Artifleial Ryes aide I to
otir st ()ere
Children Cry tor
CASTO
A few of My SpringPricee. .
Coal at bins • . . .. -$0.00
Coiled Spring Wire'pet cwt $2,80
Dry Hemlock Barn Boards at
$15.50 per M.
Daylderolock Jointing and Scant-
ling at .. „ $15.50 per M.
No. 1 B. C. Shingles -at t'80e per bunch
Cheaper grade .08c per bunch
It, will pay you to weite or call and
see me before you buy.
SPECIAL
1 inch Hemlock ...$14.SO par IV,
1. inch Pine.... , 12.SO per 1V1,
A. J. Ciatworthy's
Lunit' her Yard, Granton.
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Prices
•
gaVing. bought out the entire. stock
df the late ;lames Willis, we are in a
better position than ever to sell turn -
bee, Shingles, Lath and all Building
Material 'at lowest prices, The Coro-
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 eee-
&Iced. Take advantage of the reduc-
tion.
We thank the people of Eneeter and
the • surrounding conntry for their
patronage in the past, and solicit a
contitmance of their tustom. Our
motto is smaller profits and quicker
returns.
R SS
TAYLOR
EXEElt, ONT.
We have the fineek stock in town
ehe latest styles, in tbo newse
colore.
Our prima are low ae, can he towel
for first-class material and workman
ship.
IIE13'0ItE YOU BUY
I) see 11../6.
Two Leears South 'Iona/ Hall.
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, We have juet put iu stock .severaY
new Pianos in the latest designs and
of the Best elakee at. Pepular Peices.
We will esteem it a pleasure to show
them to yoa. Organs always instock.
A good secnnd hand Bell Organ he
good order, for „sale cheap.
Th Jioyc1�
Seas 2,2,
Is with us and those Cashion Frames
are just what you want, We have
them at moderate prices.
Se mg
hi es
In all the leading Makes always be
stock and al prices that eannot be
beaten anyvvlaere, also repairs for
same.
Call and see us. We are -always
busy but will be glad. to give you any
information about our goods you may
desire. -
S. artin.
WiltiT OTHERS -SAT/
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of Worthington's Canadian
Stock Ton ic.
James Leask, breeder and feeder of
the sweepstake fat cattle at Provincia/
Winter Fair 1901 and 1902, says
Dear Sir: -
have fed your Stock Tonic to,
cattle and like it very much. It mak-
es them thrive well and put on flesh
more rapidly. 1 think it is the best
TO7aie 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,
JAMES LEAs,
Greenbank P, 0., Feby, 23, 1903.
Dear Sir: -
1 bad a mare stocked in both
legs, WORTHINGTON'S STOCK Foote
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. CHURCHILL, "Dairyman."
Clinton, jany, 171h, 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 Wortiiinuton DI'llEj Go.,
GUELPH, ONT.
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 s tne
our remedies.
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