Exeter Times, 1903-7-2, Page 4The Asons
anoo1QtQf Act et nerliament1855)
Road Ontee, 'MO ince].
Oapital (all paid ue) 82,600,00
lieeervennd S2,259,00
IhAnonee in Ontalle, Quebec, Alberta,
Deitiels Columbia ead niantieba.
EXETER BRANOld
Pen Every Lawful Day from 10 a, so.
• to 3 p. on; excent
Sattudayeei a, In. to 1 p, ni
• Farmers Sale Notashed or col -
looted. Forms supplied on application.
Dafte en all points, in the Dozninion,
Bi.itain and United States
bought exicl test et lowest rates of
els •Intnese.
SAVINGS L.14,A 11,T1IEN'r, e-
ases
DepOsits of $1,00ii.nd upwnsaderr'Peiv-
ed., Interest componsided half yearly,
and added to ntnai Jtme 801h •and
DeetienSete alien Lit posits Receipts also
•issual and Light:at current rate of
int erekt
.Advanees melte to farmers, stock
dealers and business men at lowest
rates and on most favorable terms.
• Agentt Exeter for Dominion
Go Ve raiment.
ego:is:SON GattLING, I. D.SIVISDON,
4,02.1CITOUS. LAN AGE it
he
Csnck
SuNDA
Mossinine
WHDRESDAN .
4 11 18 25
FRIDAY' 5 12 19 26
13 20 27
- xele Owl;
Ctr4
for Junco, 1903
7 14 21 28
8 15 22 20
. 0 16 23 :30
8 10 . 17 24 •
SHURSDAY, JULY 2.'sn T903.
TUE WEEK IN PARDIAMENT.
--e—
The sensation of the week: in Parin
anent was an admission by Mr.Scliell
tb"te sLilb'eirar • •ineraleter for G1p. ngarlye
that he had pplied goods to the•goes,
eminent for use at tlae Glatsgew ex --
position. The anatten was referrecllito
the ,00mmittee on Elections and Priv-
pages, and, Mr. Schell's seat, if prenSe
dent is followed, will be declared vs
'cant.
Hon. Blair's railwuy cements-
si,ou hill, with. amendments suggested
by the oppoSition to guard the -rights
of the municipalities. was adsanced.
Hon.- ReSymonel .Pregotntainels esti-
mates were discussed, and it was
shown that In his capacity its a min -
iter he sold the government steamer
S`Bayfieliti" to par.tn friends for. 3,
200, shortly after' his denartment had
spent ‘over ts3,00.0.he repairing the,
It:vessel.
Oth.er instances in whicti the same
ininietter Islas given away public, ,pre -
party for a mere song, were also
hrbught itp light,
DRS-SA:1317.UL SPINAL PASNS.,
Weak back, pains in the side, tura-
her their vietinats'in'_tnoniands. Only
yory powerful arni penetrattrig re -
median will reacli these distressiag
nompSaints. Nerviline is es surq to
pure them as anything in the world
can be sure. Ona drop .equals in pin
subduing power to five, drops of .alny
Ober. Potteet, penetrating, persist-
ent in etetion, tin:sateen-mess thequaliti,
est of Nervinne. \D ruggtssts every-
-int:lege seal it. .
• ORCRARD CULTIVATSON
---
Then is a ilanger that on aeSsount
of the nest weather, orchards will -not
receive •their usual cuttivation, which
is urgently needed to destroy •weeds,
aerate the soil and. converse soil mois-
;tura for future uss. If the ground—is
not stirred it bakes, cracks open and
enaporation goes on rapidly. By stir-
ring the soil through frequent cutti-
ivation, thus keeping a loose, mulcar
on- the sarface, capillarity is broken
up and moisture retahaed. As soon as
it is possible thereSore, 'to get on
;the ground after a rain, the cultiva—
tor should be started in the, orchard
And kep1 going as steadily- as floe
eked wehtther will petrel:Lite
CALIFORNIA. AND RET URNS 8 6 2.50
The Chiehgo, Union Pacific and
aceetaseVeisteren Line will issue, sulv
1st to 10thninedusive, round trip trick
ets from Chicago to San Francisco
and Los Angeles atStha re te ;of St.T12.50
.0orresponding low rates from otter
point e. Eeturn iiinit, August alts t ,
1,733.8. For folder and other olarlioul-
niA write B. If. Ilennel,t, 2 nacistaKing
St., Torento.
"1 have used Ayer's Hair Vigor
for a great many years, end al.
though I am past elghty years of
ago, yet I have not a gray hair in
my *.ead."
• Geo. Yellott, Tovon, Md.
arvonnexcosvo..efesed.a.......rera
We mean all that rich
&Irk color your hair used
to have. If s gray now,
no matter; for Ayer's
Hair :Vigor always re-
tores,color to gray. hair. ti
Sothetim.es it makes the
hair grow very heavy and
long; and it ,stops falling
of the hair, too.
Salle e bottle. All ilneetten,
If your drtiggist cannot sopply you,
send as 0710 dollar and WO win express
you bottle. Be sive 1104 five the natio
of your nearest express &Leo. Addreso,
J. C. A.I.S11 CO., Dowell, Haas.
A GREAT INCT,EASILNG
menset'S of main and women alit
eleettil heart and St011i in 0115 &Uri
Lord to overeomea 'dot a vigor in
the body. To relpialeo inertja by, vig-
or, to intake good, red blood thlet4.w11,1
build up the system, t o have strong
nes:vies, yea must tat rt*ira Melo et
assimilate more. Row can' it
be done? By using Fen -ovine. It In.
vigoraeirs, strengthens, possestenie snag
ical health gtving pour. •Get Ve.r.
rezone 1 etlday and i make . yoursethf
strong, and well. All rellanin drags,
gists and 'medicine meal sell Fence).
zone.
4,-IVdIZNIN:(1- TO. FRUIT oatow.uns
--
The Fruit Division of tire Dominion
D en zneSt. nee nt' o f AgriSeed tor e, 0 tah wa,
issues the following >waren:nee so;
fruit growens. It in to be teared that
the wet weather at •present prat-10.1ms
will lead a good many orehadists to
neglect spraying,. Last year the sum,
mar and autumn were wet 'and many
growers of fruit failedsto gine their
orchards ,ore than two or three spray
ir,Sen. Ale Mr., McISS"innon points out,
the cool moist weather as peculiaily
favorable to the, development of fun-
gous grciwths, and it ;is only by seise.
ing ,cveres opportunity andspraying
wtheinevier a`Any or Vino of drytweoe-
ther comes 'along that sound clean
fruit can be secured. s Wet weather
should. be an inse.ntireeo greater dine
genes in spraying, rather :than an ex
ruse for not spraying. Eternal.
vigi-
lanee is tba • Eiricti of safety in fruit
growing, and it behaves everyone who
desires a fall crop of first olass fruit
to spray early and oftnine
THE NOSE,
is a common .eymptom of worines in
children. Motb.ers who suspect -their
child tits t roubled wit h 'worms should
admiVeter Dr. L3W'5 Pleasant Worm
'Syritep.. In is sistple. eats,: one olftecs
Wale Pries e5 ce,•nitee .
PEAR LEAF BLISTER MITE.
The Fruit, Division, Ottawa, sends
the following information with refere
ence to tins insesit to Mr. R. Bray,
Walker ion, • Ont . `EhI. pear lear
shown at the Fermate' Institusea meet
lugs at Te....swat er, are infected with
the Pear 1.....)af .131isibr Initet, This in
sect is .. sometimes quite, p re valneet,
and althtaugh. it spreads •slowly frtem
tees: to tree, is, likel to Ao moell
blartnn Mr- Diettsliter, Dominion En-,
tonolng•ist, treats on this inflect tL
his rentort for 1895s ring& 160., Rene -
commends as the mosteartantical .,rem-
edy the use et -.the ke.ronene pmulsion
just as the Sent ,euile ans, tea:ening.,
Dr. Flialteheir grvos essee •noinetteing
deseription:—Reddish spots appear
on tha. leaves, somewhat irregular in
shape, o: bout oneseinjetli of an inch
in diameter, and' f requmtly confluent
Thoile appe17..ir on the, ,,iyoung pe anis, .
leaves early inspring, and as the
summer .progresses they turn! -to
corky, blister-like gum wit h a halo in
the centre through which :large, num-
hers of elongated mites issue and ate
tack the fresh parts of the leaf." .
This inept attacks Only pear Ica,ves
aril is rnportstl as having ben disco-
vered in nearly all peeragnowing dis-
tricts.
PANIEUL SCALD:.
rs. T. W a is n.a.ma ker, rankfo rd ,
Ont., ,says :"I scalded my hands very
badly, then took cold in it. It swelled
and was ivory .painful, but half a bat-
tle of Ragyard's Tellolfw Oil cured it
Compkiltelty."
That half of. the St. Clair tunnel.
whiclais in the State lot Michigan has
been alksessecl tor the present year by,
She Beard of State Tax CoMmitnion-*
ers for *1,800,000, anddhe tax tor 1003
that has been levied upon this assess-
ment is $31.040.2 3 The tax on the
halt! or the tunnel whieb lies its On-
tario is $753. The railway fare -sever
the. Grand .Trung, railway on the
Mieittigna side: of the rrivsr is 2 cents
ger Mike; ; on the Ontiselo side it is 3
Ceni4S paV tni13. The. Grand Trunk
Railway company received no public
aid( for ilint. portion of i the tunnel
svhich is in the United States; while
for building that part which is in
Canada we gave it a dournien ef .5375,i;
000.
Maccliarmid, of West Elgin, In-
terrogated the I. Ontario Goveenment
this week as to whether Mr. A. E. -
Ames still retains his potion as chair.
11).a.n of the Temiskaming and :North
Ontario Railway Commission. Theme
ply intiroo.ted, that Mr, Ames offered
his resign.a lion, but that Premier ,Rose
was anxious that his services should
be ,continueel. It is well known that
Mr. Am.es 'weetereatly desired, on ac-
count of what evas considered his plan
Rude of money and power, to be
chairman of the Commission, but one
can scarcely 'believe that the Govern-
ment in its worship of corporate in-
fluences and those who are /indirectly
attached to the prorainent, should des
sire to retain a Taan who has. made
ducks and drakes of the, money a
many in an effort to obtain an additi-
onal exuberance of wealth for himeelf
ti.doeceinot appear to the ordinary
mine that sympathy for the on?, -who
as at the, wheel when AO many 'Wore
sbiewreek'ed should still retain his
commission as pilot of any Govern -
!tient are; r.—Iforout a Sal urday 'N ight
UNNECESSAAIS TO SUFFER FRAM
ASTHMA,
—
Tills dri s trths i ug eoftxsplail nt. •oan be
perfectly cured hy, inlialing Catarrito-
zone, a ,:ta lee:table anliernie if: t ha LON.
1 nye 1 ho nsame which pup the .dia-
saw. C't ta r rhos an is inhaled at the
mouth from a convenient pocket in-
haler, ane after pei•maating tbe min-
ute air pits. i Sehalel nit:mill
through 1 hc riti,i. rit.i. It stops the
cough, makes bleed hing regular, and
erred it 3 i.PP, 1.110 .Set,Itine so thorou gh -
ly from the. ,sy,er et.o. (hot it neweir Ter
turns. cOOn't surfer from Asthma,
use Co tar rh o zone, it will epeedily cure
1 you. Large outfit, 1L00. Small site,.
. i 1 ,
lni yenta. nerseggage or ev meal:
from Poison St Cole Kings(on, Ont.
'A fiberal Offer, --,The Times and
Family Herald and Star, Montreal,
Lor the balanee of 1903 for 05e. and
to all. , who subsoribe before July 15
we will include the Iwo picture%
"Purity and Alone".' The fano pietures
alone are worth the serice. Thi.3".M-,0,-
,special offer te inereasneelineaUbserip.
tion raplayenenee—
S1 -$ad aoeident whiot might have
terminated fatally, happened in Ryan'
bush on the ;Varga road,..bn. Wedneel-
day °gelling, Mr. joseoh Archeir WILS
drawing logs for Mr. Mustard, and
evSie in She net a lociallintn whisin the
accident took okaoe, lie got one - heg
(innate tretcle and wets standinig
astride espalier plaeing tire chain uu-
der it when • Ilis log *left the trucks
rolled down theist cep skide and caught
Mr. Arches:Ss left It3g bet we e.n t he it WO
logs, sisiashingit badly. Ile was all
alone at the time, and tris the blood
wets pouring rapiily from th:‘ wound
he realized ( that help must soon (be
ernecured.B ,talied to his horees,
whitell Jeanieto him, and by a great
effort lee antanagea to get astride on
ot them and directed them to the road
Nvlicau Hatnry Peck was witido call,
and quitekly came to his ' essistanoe,
The injureci man was at ranee put into
a 'buggy, brought in haste to 'the vil-
lage, and taken to his boardinghouse,
where lie etill lip- and is likelyto; re -
mein for some time to tome. The
doctors are doing , their utmost for
Mr. Archer, but at best he will be laid
off work for several weeks. Ile is an
energetic and industrious young man
and in \this affair displayed great
nerve and tendurannes A couple ' of
years ago he had an arm broken.
PROMOTION EXAMINATION
.0,11••••••••Xlia/..,
Promotions from roicem 2 to Reams,
—Martha.. Carling, lingers. Rasta
Moneur, Edward Westeett, Leu'ise Car'
ties& Alvin Brimtne,11, Hazel Brtrwn---
tag, Wallace Fiber, recorannendeftt
From D. !class to 0.sclass, Room
it—
IiaroIci Cairns, Fred Trevethick, Irene
" Calve Elliott, Mary Mureass,
May Wood, Arabella Iletnry.
.Rcteto mmeinatecl.— ern 1 e fIenden c
Mary night, Edna Piow.
Promotion from, Sr. trd to •jr.4th.--
Names in order of merit.—Ethel ?es -
per, Sophia \\Sorry, Maude, So.hets,Lile
tiaia Amos, 4. Douglas Stewart, 11a
,Tohnston, May Rowe, Note Hereon,
Maggie Carling, Blanehe Sheeree
lee Melilla, Edna Trenettihick, Minnie
Oman, with honors. Norraan Rodgert,
13ea.trice Howey, Edgar Smith, Dickey
Gidlesa Willieismith, Mary Bret*,
Minnie Amy, Elmore Lang.
Jr. 3rd to Sr. 3rd.— De Lemma Mil.
Inard. Little Itodgert, Gladys
sett, cqual. Lois l3irney•, with honors.
Jratesien Matnsone Amine 1Ia11, 314oney
Heywood. .Anna. Dow, Viola W d Isla,
Ellie en, Farimeir„ egita14 rgocs.
ner, Katie. Collins„lenney Minton,
Clifford Meknoy, equal, Ruth Rocha-
er, Merry David,sen, equal. Lela.
Gould, Roland Brintnoll, Olive Wilms,
•Snell, Alma MellaersioneOeven
Atkinson, Willie Bradt, Venetta Lang.
Ildotor Heywood, Charlie \\relish, Al-
bert Lang, Mabel Taylor, Williet ,Arm
strongetost trial.—M. E. Gill, IL H,
Walrond, Ilettedeters.
Promoted from Rooni 6 o Rooms
and, braes, K. Stenv:arteeDi
Peckard, L. Jones, G, Achason. 11.
Giardiner, E, 13rock, equal. V. Sweet,
A.. iDisselt, E. Iteit71 main, & niesearci,
W. Binney, Istenn, E. Wood, C.
Picileell,, issesseeld k with h,oevire..
Johns, L. Rowe, R. Quance, M. Davie,
B. Beyle, 11. Ca-right:4e, 1 Mayeells.—II,
E. Pringle., Tegehle,r.
Boone 74 to Room 3.-ellariryi
honors. 'Young .0reeech,
Peianl Jobne, Bellia McKay, Nelliie Mi-
ckel', Paul Phippera, Hayryy Fuke,
Elymore Rainless. Truman Etilott,
Lorne Baskerville, Gorden Taylor.
Promotionn from Room 8 to Tto.ons
6, according to snerie,—Ida. Wash, E.
Shaddock, Minnie Jewell, May Jewell,
Willie Ford, Luna Blasdell„ Ctancenee
Heyeveod, . ,Blanche Atkinson, Elnen
Howey, Latimer Grilles, Olive Derring
Lulu Snell, Gerald. Ilurclon.
DIED.
Itlynn.—In. McGillivray, on Monday)
june, 2teele, 1903, Mr. Robert.)flyUn,
ilged 29. years.•
Gazegailen.--fla s:Creeli,ton4 en Juiiy
1903, Verde. infant danglator of.Mr'
.and airs. Wm. GTO:nips, aged 4
months and 26 day.
Luker:.—Adt 'Croail Waldo , en Su t. urday,
Mane .eqt.h.i. 1 ag.3, Mar g ark Alt -tine ,
*detest, da aghter of Mr. and BIrst
Melba rdeleukeir, of Oentr)11 ia.
anson.—n1 Vectorla Horeplietle Lon-
• ,aon, June 24t1t, 1 003, Alice Maude
Fanison, , youngest daighter or Mr.
Samuel fans° n. Exeter, aged 18
Tears, 1 month and 24 days.
At 'Maniere, OntatfesSO
Jline 27th, 1'003, Orr.. Minnie
Wells, of Los Angeles, Oal.,-aged 63
years. Funeral at Exeter burying
grounds on Monday, 29111 ult.
mud Mrs. Wm. Greenlee, aged 4 mos,
icleftwaer,..letiactang.tmensex... ,rnateactsts.a.p....nnexciastaang,
13.
4,1414tIOS
s
n.tn. make your bar,.
.tioro u.1 tort, .14 a gwva
and AA relrebf
aging,
LE1 t51
Yail CUti
0.05..-Mta5m
Tr.45 1.1a At8 )(me et It et,,
ordinar4
Vrp
makes a poor tooking her.
sees 111re new. Moto Of
pare, heavy bodied oil, es.
pecieny prepared to with,
istand the weather.
IS•old everywhere
iSi earts-ail slack
Nat by leritillet OS MAIL
Too swot.
"It does not always pay to be too
mat," siaid a' lawyer. "At 01E, beard,
Ing house a new waitress was employ, -
and a, young chap asked her nhat
I be eheedsi call ber.
"VaU Me Pearl,' ohe Said
" `Are yen - rent peleer
o
asicfge•e—"---
-meta,' answered the glrl. I guess I
am the pearl that was cast before
Swine.'"
SI JULY 2rLci 1.1)(4),
T frartlaT PARKS OF COLO
Wanted o Var.
iVery Lunch indebted cuStoraer enters
a bUteher's elm, remarking, "I'll take
leg of mutton, and X want to pay for
"All right," replies the butcher, hend-
ing forth the meat, which eustoneer
ales and starts to go. "Look here,"
:cries the butcher, "I thought YOU WM
reu wanted to pay for it?"
"So 1 do," was the reply, "but
ean't."—London Telegraph.
insintere;steat Jontexonhir.
The majority of men recognize noth-
ing in human affairs as good unless it
".1.e1ds some return, and. they love those
friendS most—as they do their cattle—
from whom they hope to obtain the
theSt profit. Thus they lack that 1ell,
bat end most natural form of friendship
Which is sought for its own sake only,
leer do they know from experience how
beautiruI aud how lofty such friend-
ship is,
nappy Day.
4Nhat are yb,u writing?" asked the
freshman.
"Test dropping a line to my governor,
wishing him many happy returns of
the day," replied the sophomore.
"Why, is this his birthday?"
"No; pay day Ere sent a died,
this moreing."
•
A Txrflo 'twee,
'One of the most curious races 1 ever
saw," writes a correspondent of the
London Tatler, "was on Mr. Carl Ha-
genbeek'e lawn. at Hamburg. Some
seven children mounted on the baCks
At large turtles or tortoises raced across
the lawn. To give impetus to their
queer steeds most of them armed them-
selves with cabbages, which they tied
to the .end of sticks, ever and anon
dangling them as tempting morsels in
front of the turtles. It was a strange
race awl occupied some time. Every
new and then a turtle would grasp a
piece of cabbage and then quietly eat
It before resuming its journey.S.
Viewer's ,eik -the stage.
lit) actor who is haibued with thie su-
perstitions 'of his profession will give
Yellow roses to a friend, nor Will he
elecept them hiniseIf, as he fancies the
dowers are harbingers of misfortune,
jealousy and loss of friendship. Some
managers svill allow no natural flower a 1
!whatever to be used by teay of "prop- •
arties" upon the stage, but that is car-
rying the matter further than is usual-
ly considered eesential,
uneeninfortnido Position.
Finnicus—I evonders(why it is that
those who attain; the pinnacle of sue -
cess never seem to be happy.
Cynnicus—Because the pinnacle of
success is like the top of a particularly
tall lightning, rod with a particularly
pharp point, and those Who succeed in
perching temporarily upon it usually
find that they are targets for all the
world's lightning.—Town and Country.
.. The Monet ci an Expert.
"This, ladies and gentlemen, is the
celebrated trick mule, Dot," said the
clown as the a.ninial Was Idd into. the
ring. "After many years of effort I
am able to say I can make him do any-
thing he wants to."
The Auctioneer.
Said a conscientious auctioneer: "La-
dies and gentlemen, there is .no sham
about these carpets. They arcgenulne
tapestry carpets. 1 bongbt thein from
old Tapestry himself."
Easy In Com bi r tier!.
• "Dey tells me," said Unlit`
"(nit contentment is better •:; 1"..1
but 1 'spielous dat •1 c.•
tiel.1 I could hab bof of 'ens inn • s. .-
11144, higne, tone_
ne Succeeded.
A. man arrested for murder bribed an
Irishman on the jury with E2O0 to
hang out for a verdict of manslaugh-
ter. The jury -were out a long time
and filially came in with a. verdict of
manslaughter. The man rushed up to
the Irisb juror and `said: "I'm oblige0
to you, my friend. Did you have a
bard time?" • '
"Yes," said the Irishman; "an awful
tithe. The other eleven wanted to ac-
quit yer."—London Answers..
Last Dueiing Clergymen.
"When didclergymen cease to fight
duels?" is a startling inquiry in Notes
and Queries. It will be news to many
of us that they were ever fond of that
exhilarating pastime. But, tie a !nat-
ter of fact, the Rev. Mr. Allan fought'',
a duel with Lloyd Delany., Esq., sett
killed him in Hyde patIc in 1782„ Ste'
'wee coin -feted of manslaughter and
tined 1 shilling plus six mouthS in New
gate. .
RIs Uirtsal.l)relierenee,
"What ,kind of neat have you thiS
morning, Larry?" asked the board of
trade opera tor. •
"Well, sir," said the butcher, "rye
got SOnle ape bear steak and some beet
thet's just bulin"--:
"XInnplit GM me some iambi°
Quite Another Thing,
"Ho was unable to meet his bills, 1
tincierstand?"
"Well, that's where you're wrong.
1 'He couldn't dodge them,"
j Oanstileate one kee if . glories.
• ThoY:Pontzal ds forests ,and plains
the: e -Y vatercid by aretiel4S 1,1)4 0.11.*
ODS, and Oorttain villages' and ram
houises they hams springs end lazes
where hods and ottheee platee tar en--
• tertainment are found for tltoee,eeek,.
ing 'health and rpreatiou.
T oenable people to rowels these ta-
vatted localities without unneoessary
expenditure a time ort.anone,y, the
ETNION'tiPADIFIC haeleat in riq'ent,
very low rates anal 'splendid train ser-,
vice from Missouri River :to :Denver.
Ileectommodations are provided tfor
all classes of passengers on Dame
trains>, the equipment inoludinerrree
reelining oir cars, dining ears, baffet;
amokieg Pare, .drawingeroore, steppers,
clay tooaehee, ete.
Full informa.tion cheerfully furnish -
ad on applieation to II. F. Carter,
T. P. A. 14 Janes Ilailding, Toronto,
Canada. If, B. Choete, G. A., 126
Woodward Ave., Detroit, Mich.
ONE-WAY RATES
To. many points in the states o!fOal-
ifornia, 0 regon 'and Washington,'
EVERY DAT'
• The Union Pao/fie levillesell One-
way Colonial Tickets at the following
rates from Missouri River terminaals
$25.00 to San Francisco, Los Angeles
and many other California points,
$20,00 tO Ogden and Salt Lake cap
20.00 to Butte, Anacaikcla. and 'Hel-
ena,
525.00 to Spokane and Wenatchee,'
Wash.
$25.00 to Everette, Fairhaven and
NOyt'l Whatcom via Huntington. and
Spokane.
$25.00 to Portland, Tacoma: 'and Se-
attle. ,
$25.00 to Ashlancl,Roseburgg, Eug-
one, Albany and Salem, via Rortland.
'Tiokets on sale daily to June 1.5th,
1903
From rehicago to .St. Louis propor-
tionately lowrrates are in effect by
lines connecting with the Union Paci-
fic to all above points.
For full inforenation call ion or 'ad-
dress H. F. Carter, T..P. A., 14, Janes
Building, Toronto, Canada. Fl B. Che
oate, G. eon 126 Wtodward Ave., De-
troit, Mich.
'1%00TII..A.PITE) CURED.
Dr. , Low's Toothache Gum cures
toothache pnromptly and does not
blister the gums lips or cheeks.
Price 10c.
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"Iron -Ox Tablets seem to
"attain an immediate Dopu-
"larity. I have sold easily,
'in the few montli:; have
"hia. them, at leriet cloteble as
"many boxes as `1 evr.did of
"any other Patent Medicine
"in the same length of time.
"Nearly every box sold seems
"to be the means of selling
"another." -8. E. HICK,
Druggist, Goderich, Ont.
snaseengernalarnes net
A Superior Blood Remedy
An invaluable Tonic
50 Tablets 25c
Weekly ?Jail and Empire mailed
to any address in Canada, Great •
January lst, 1904, for
BrItain ot: United Stales until •
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A Full Line of Sewing Machines, Washing Machines and Wringers.
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Portland Cement ""':-
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sent (alt./noting / Ladle. attention Many Of tho •
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545 4.19
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invention is /trot ably pilot:44140. Communion.
f mons kat ell, or tlidontlat. Ihaulbook on Patents •
• sent free. OldoAt akeney ior securing patents.
• Patents tat en through Munn Fe Co. receive-
' speeial notice, without eitarito, in the
cientific Jrrnrk
bandOmely Illustrated meekly. Ion'actst eir.
ciliation of any selentldo Journal. !Verna, 553
year; tour months, M. Sold hyall newedeaters,
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