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Not merely simmering must be fresh and must boil
gorously.
Then it
will absorb the deliciousness and fragrance from.
lue Ribbon -take all the good out of it.
Let it steep at least six minutes -eight if possible -in n an
earthenware teapot, and' you'll have the best cup of tea in
your life.
t1)Elifil least
B'1
Ceylon T�
Black, Mixed
Ceylon. Green,
40c.
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Fifty
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,A11 tl1e news of Interest to
Times Readers Happening
* til those Counties.
Huron
Sometimes after get ting overlie: t -,-
ed, there 'follows a chill, then a severe
;cold. 'This quickest and best remedy
far the worst kinds of coughs and
icoids is Dr.. Wood's Nbrtiria;y Pine
ss,yxu•p. Try it. •Price: 25c.
Jab,n Anderson, aged 15 ,son of Mrs,
Wiillialm Antdersion, of McKillop, was
, 1iilsta'ntIy killed last week, while.dr5w-
JWQ
a load of rails
from the bar
ito
an adjoining field. Pant of 'the way
-dyeing • diawnJgr.'iide, thief rails slippe,d
Ilr
ward n toC
a the hot e
u .. whileh'. e -
.h
CJ
rne unma�na bJi an
,ga d thrrenv 'the
umig lead under the wheels.
Perth
Lama -Liver PHIS cure biliouimi ss
Sick I:letaidltshe; Dyspepsia, Sour St,c1mi-
actli, Water Brash, Sallow Complexion,
�ttc. ;T1be'y die not gripe, weaken or
ssiteksn. Small and easy to take.
Price 25c.
T•hle Canadian Gazette announces the
t : a Appointment of George Rennie,of
$tra•t:fgrd, to be collector iof Inland
Revenue, and Thomas S. Tobin, of.
Stratford, Ont., to be deputy eolleetor
of Inland Rev emue, "class A." in , tlio
division of Stratford.
Thn Mayor and council of. Stratford
are in ,danger of being sent to jail in a
bunch far _ disobeyingan in junction
fer.itdding the dumping of refuse into
ithh ire 'Ir MOO. ;They pain eetay out till
Se,pte:,beer ,onn good behavior as to the
tin
1 to0lStrom.
ing point he ; tyros {sustained by mtor-
fwashtine. And in time p m,. he
a
isaliax
a e
I eJd a.. cured. But. h., ,-scan found, he
had a worse ha cit fastened upan; him
than, that of cagar•.ett.te smoking.; i3o
he. went to •a'ntothen` sanitarium where
they cured victims of morphine. There
ha underwent the same experience
tlh;at he had in the first •j a•eet,land
when he 'could sltla,nd tit 'no longer,
without morphine they gave him co-
caine. And by and by he Ismasl dis-
charged as cured. But he was now a
victim of cocaine, as much worsed
Man mlotriphine as morphine is worse
than cigatrottea. Fortunately he at
lost found bus way into, a place wheire
he was treated honestly and skillfully
and ramie out with a mind find body
so s'tretn(gtbn,ne•d that lib, may ptctsfbly
entirely r'eicover from this tahvful ex'-
partf entices.
And yet Urine, is tno punishment ford
those Lt
rs who pushed
him know
ingly fronn ane 'horrible. condition into
another:
NO HOT AIG H' .CSN COLORADO.
I AD .
The nights .are elect without dfam,ll-
roam from dews. 'the air is pure with-
out undue moisture,. There is no ex-
cessive beat in. sn,rnmea., the average
temperature !beintg 80 deigrees.t There
ara ro continuous, Sat.tureLing rainfalls
but t i ether brief ; showers, which pa.+;s
aura r quickly, leaving clear skies _ be - .R
hind them. The soummetr nights are
knranilatbby ,enol, inviting; out=tl;oor'ex
enciea and inducing rest anti refneshin
sheep.
Splstndtid tr'adn service wi;t'h. a.cecmi-
modati•ons for all classes of passengers,
and very low rates, via the '-• Union
Patei!fic.
Ask or write for pamphlet, " The
Rockies, Great Salt Lake arida the Yel
lclwstonr.," cl.escribing in detail the, at-
tractions of Mc ticrcret. H. F. Cartnmi.
T. P. A. 14 t James Buil.diing, Ttotronto,,
Canada, F. B. Chaste, 0. A:, 126 Woad"
ward ave., Detroit, Midi.
THE WEEK ]N PARLIAMENT.
The pest week a PaT1'�nt i
itDon't let: headae3e wear you outand
one of the most exciting i
i"ender you unlit for business or n�i,tshistory
as east:re. Milbunn's Sterling Head-
ache t ,powders will cure• • you quickly„
and leaves no bad after etfents. They
*lo ,not • depress the heart. Price 10c
' .fund 25e.
On Saturday, of last. week, while -Mr
AVIc'Ta,'nijah'ts• tests small chitd;rten, •-'a
.grirtl: ;e(rel bee., aged; ni.nel and 'ten 'r•.el-
sspecttive'ly, were playing with matches
• a isihoi.t distance from the barn. The!
fire ran along the, grass, catching ,on
tithe isttnaw stocks and in a ,vretry sh.orlt
time the barn .was lin ashes. lihetre
'wos w�J00 insurance, which 4inrtLyao,v-
erts the Loss, which will be in the
. tp,sigbbarhood of $1,500: ;
Anlother old ,set ttl'e'r.has passed tto
Ireward in the person of Isata;c
Slm'%ttb,. 'Thames ,Concession,, Blan-
:shaard, who died an, Monday ire his sev-
enty-sixth yore. Deceased,came to
Nissoutri overr thirty years go.
Mr. Henry Westcott died at his
home, St. Marys, an Thursday, July
23, aged 57 yeatrs. Mr. Westehtt had
been ill for nearly a year of canceror-
m a of the jaw. Last ,oar lie mode re -
went an operation at London and had
beset confined to his ,home ever sin',ot
His illness was prolonged and exceed-
ingly painful.
CURE! WORSE ,THAN DISEASE.
4 ' Buffalo .Express.
This is • a story told bya physician.
„ ,,,
1 nr ; charac-
ter
a,raC-
anGf Oi, 1, .L .i 11
young neap r
�t I�" lie n�
ter -band. of fair intedlelotualit'y lei; cigar
trttet3 gett;,the upper hand. of him. When ,
his Vali zed that he. could net 1 break ,
Me- without aid, he went, to , a
sanitarium. wherry a ` specialty was
mad elf n. Gig air�eette, curie. There all
.
Cigarettes weirs denied him. When the
Ora'vtin'g tor t)hleton reiadlve'd,'talc brre(a;lf;-
C oristit a ion
Does your head .ache? Pahl
back of your eyes ? Bad
taste in your mouth? It's
our li
Vert As Pills ills a e
They cure consti-
atn,p ion, headache, dyspepsia.
25c.' All druuggtdtt.
went your moustache or beard beautiful
brown or rich black?Thon use�o'
BUCKINGHAM'S DYEC(,tiillrors
le CT,L op e3ue,aYd'; oe a. P.. Sue. A Co., Nowt., *, N.M..
The announcement of the government
policy in 'respect to ,the Gnan,d' Trunk
Pettlif1.0 sclhc',m'e was proraiscf3, many
times before it was eventually made
by Sir Wilfrid :Laurier, on Thursday.
The delays howe•v'er, . were rendered
necessary by the failure of the tminis-
tens toagree as to the teams of the
connect.
Sirs Willtfri.d was ,aam,pelled to maker
kncwie 1ias policy, owing to the resiJ-
na,tddon of his mitosis a of railwutyjss
Ilan. A. G. Bleier, who could notswal-
low. the proposed deal. .�
According to :1.'b,s irPreltnialr's stat,
intent tittle oongideiration hairs been giv-
en t•o'the bill. -Ike• declared that: '.i.,t
was a time tar if (vies= 'and nett'tson-
isi=deroa,t1,orn. TJhiat; a meai-laro4
ling tars tars a cpielAci itttuir,e orf jf ram( $ 75400,-
000 to $80,000,000 is not Worthy of
deal) and sna,tu,ne tlhloni,ght, will double
less prove a remarkable proposition
to the majority of Canadians.
tUnidetr tine tteignits of the algteeameut
the government Shill build a lino from
IVJonlotdrr •to ;W,fnni,(netg, and Mand it
over to the Grand Trunk Pacific. Tho
adaninistra:tion. will also guarantee the
bonds of the company for a bine from
Winnipeg to the Pacific coast, assum-
ing ;reslpotnsibili;.y to Mel extex( o,ft
6,13,00�pter mile from Winnipeg to the
,eauetstar. bouindary of l3riotti.ih C'obtYm-
his am.cli30i000• per mile from that point to t•h:, ?acific.
Mir Te. L. 13ordeen, the 'elder ;of i be
appasition,; pointed out the iniquitous
allaracttr of the measure, which in ail-
ditian _to costing a vast; sutra, will des-
troy time Inter eolonial'Railway, . in
which „'.3:8,900,000 of Orteadian, money
is invested.
It was established by, o:ffinial figur-
es that out of .40400,000 bushels of
west oral grain, only six ,per cent. Was
for'wa.rded to the At,lldtn.iioiby al,lprail
eh; wing that the G,ralnd Trunk Pacifre
ca,unol. furnish rslief to the west. It
has only ,one objet ,that eentrioblin,g • of
r+ � nate •• romo�ta.r.
tl,,. f
Ui til
11 c
01ihrs,r business was coen,pleetely o over-
ohtserreved by the, big mela,ewre.,
Call in and see the new sulkey plow
at BISSETT & Togs.
i".
Oth 1903.
but she would eventually rally again, of ag;rioulture of the provincialgova
and hist before her demise, the strong ernment, le cancluelYe. As will be
est hopes were entertained of leer pose." seen, it is the record of the years 1,901
ible recovery, but death at last tris and x902 ; 1902
Mrs.Geo, Saniwell xeturned home on nmphed and suddenly elle Stepped into
Monday from Ingersoll, the "portal we call death." Mrs.
Mr. Thomas Seldon was a guesb of Powell was born hi Ashtleld, Buron
1&r. George Samuell on Sunday, ]Co. anda resident of Exeter for over
Mrs. P. Fisher and Miss Vine Fisher l 23 years, She was a most amiable
are visiting friends in. Hajmilton. and lovable women, devoted to her
husband and two remaining children.
two sons, Willis and Howard, who are
now grown to manhood but who will
miss the kind and tender devotion of
a loving mother. Besides the sorrow-
ing members of the home she leaves
two brothers and three sisters, who
have alsa sustained a great loss at her
removal. Mrs. Powell was a consist-
ent member of the Main street Meth-
odist church, and a valued member of
the Ladies Aid Society. As a friend
and neighbor she will be missed, The
heartfelt sympathy of the comnbunity
go out to the sorrowing husband and
boys and other members of the family
in their sad bereovement.,
Miss Cony, of Toronto, is the guest
of Mrs, W. Rivers, one block east of.
here,
Miss Hattie Holloway, of Clinton,
is the guest of her cousins, the Misses
Rowe,
Miss Beatrice Luker has returned
home from a pleasant yisitwithfriends
n Seaforth,
Will White after a pleasant three
week's outing at Gananoque returned
home this week,
Dr. Willis, of Detroit, was here in
attendance at the funeral of bis sister,
Mrs. S. Powell.
Jno. Abell and nephew Regie, of. W. C. T. U, NOTES> -Cornelia,
Seaforth, attended the funeral of Mrs:
Powell on Tuesday., "Mother pf the Gracchi",distinguished
Rev. Peter Strang, of Virden, Man., for her simplicity and wisdom in
superintending the education of her
two sons.` who afterwards did such
noble service to the Roman govern-
ment, was once visited by a lady who
displayed to Cornelia her jewels, ex-
pecting the sante favour in return.
Cornelia, however, delayed the con-
versation until her two sons returned
from school, when she presented them
to ber friend with the remark, "These
are my jewels," Cornelia's wealth
wos invested in the safest and best
kind of jewels which would bring the.
greatest returns both to their noble
mother e andthe state. How many
y
Cornelias in Exeter are banking their
wealth in the safe investment ot all
well developed characters of their
boys. If we are standing in the shoes
of Cornelia's friend, I believe the very
best use we could make of our jewels
would be to place them upon the altar
of sacrifice and help to establish a
yo'nng men's Christian Association
here in Exeter, where our young men
may have rooms all their own. where
not only the pbysicial but also the in-
tellectual, moral and spiritual may be
developed. Let us think about
these things. A nation is only strong
as its individuals are strong. Spain
owes her decline to the cigarette hab-
it. Our next W. C. T. U, meeting
will be Aug. 12th at the Town Hall.
is spending a few weeks with his fath-
er, Mr. James Strang.
Mrs, Windsor and daughter, of
Brown City, are visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Thos, Rowe.
Mrs. Ahenfeldt, of Chicago, is visit-
ing relatives in town the guest of her
sister, Mrs. H. Hooper.
Cardinal Sarto, of Venice, wile is
very learned but modest and retiring
has been elected Pope Pius X.
Mi. and Mrs. George Powell, .Lon-
don tp, attended the funeral of the
late Mrs. Powell here on Tuesday.
Miss Emiline Howard,
o of Killarney,
eye
Manitoba, arrived home on" Monday
evening to spend a short holiday
under the parental roof.
J. E. Tom, I, P, S. and family, of
Goderich, spent a few days of last
week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James Tom,
Mrs. J. J. White and Miss'Dorothy,
of Detroit, Mrs. L. Copeland and
Master Burton, of Windsor, are visit-
ing Mrs. J. White.
Mrs. T. J. Roadhouse, of Kirkton,
returned home Sunday last after a
pleasant visit with relatives in Cen-
tralia and Exeter.
Messrs' J. A. Stewart, P. Knight
and A. Dyer with Mr. E, Dyer, of
Brantford, are spending• a week in
camp at Port Frank,
WANTED IM11IEDIATELY. - Good
girl for.general'honsework apply to or
address Mess ArseE
C SUTHERLAND 33
Princess Avenue, London Ont.
v ,
Afr. Wm.A.Guest, of West Bay City
icb., and Thomas E Guest, of St
Thomas visited at their ;brother-in-
law's, Mr. James Taylor's on Tuesday
last. •
Mrs. R. J. Brownlee, of Bath, N, Y„
returned home after an extended visit
with relatives here, she was accom-
panied by her neice Miss Annie Luker,
of Centralia,
9 MOULDERS WANTED. -Accustomed
to gereral work, and who want 'to
learn stove plate. Apply giving ex-
perience, references, etc. -The Gurney
au�ndry Co. Limited, Toronto,
Dr. C. H. McCallum, of Buffalo, ar-
rived in town on Tuesday morning
and called on old friends in town, and
left again on Wednesday morning
to spend some time with his parents
in their summer cottage at Grand
Bend.
-" WANTED. - Moulders Improvers.
Young men who have had experience,
and want to attain greater experience
over a larger range of work, princi-
ally stove plate. -The Gurney Foun-
rer Co., Limited, Toronto.
USE AND LAND FOR SALE ^ On
Huron street, frame house, containing
S rooms, stable, also 2 lots with fruit
bearing trees and smaller fruits. De-
sireable residence, and good locality.
ley to MR. JOHN Dowse, Exeter.
ecanto (`astern always bears the Signigture
et Chas, 11. Ptetcher.
When llaby woe skit, we gave her Casteeie
When She bras 5 Child, elle cried. for Castoria.
albeit o,+c bestir. 1iti s a'.cclung 'toCnrtor''.
ire,a a.,e ii4 G:it,i4aseai.etee o: r take::et Castbriu.
OICE TRAINING AND R:1 Y AL
ULTURE.-Miss Mildred od•ivini ost
raduate in elocution of;"""Alma 'Co' ego
St. Thomas, Ontario,wijl begiii cIast's-
in elocution and physit:ale,culture in At which Mr. R. L. Borden. Mr, J. P.
Exeter, Sept. lst, 1003." For terms, Whitney, and the Party Leaders in
apply Victoria street, Exeter. Quebec, and Manitoba have consented
t`to be present.
kThe large and representative com-
ttee in charge have made complete
aangements which will ensure the
I
comfort of the t iousauds whose pre -
s nee is confidently expected, The
rogram provides for afternoon and
The Independent Order of Forester( evening entertainments. The first
of Exeter, Crediton, 'arid- -i3asl wood will take the form of an old fashioned
intend holding a grand union picnic
at Grand Bend on Thursday, August,
27th. There will be a base ball match,
races and other sports, Brass band
in attendance. GEO. E. ANDERSON,
Sec.-Treas. of Committee.
Mr. Geo. Blake of Cleveland, Ohio,
was here this week renewing old
acquaintances, Mr. Blake is now over
70 years of age and years ago when
our'dllage was mostly all bash, he
built a log house on what is now
known as Huron street. He also
planted apple and maple trees nn his
lot, and some of them are stiil stand-
ing. Mr. Blake came to London to
attend the Old Boys'
reunion,
and
could not resist coming to Exeter for
a few days.
DEATFTx Of MRs, POWELL.-Much
regret was felt here on Sunday last on
learning of the death of Mrs, Powell,
which occurred that morning Mrs.
Powell was stricken some eight, weeks
previous with typhoid fever and from
time to time her life was despaired of,
EXETER MUNICIPAL COUNCIL
.••e•e•-ors---
Council met at call of Reeve at Town
Hall Aug. 4th Absent, Councillor
Creech. Minutes of previous meeting
read and confirmed.
Cobb]edick-Gillespie-That the fol-
lowingcertified cemeteryaccounts be
passed and orders drawn on treasurer
for same, James Belback, 1$0.75. -Car-
ried.
Hawkins -gobbled ick -That the fol-
lowing accounts be .passed and ord-
ers drawn on treasurer for same, -W.
C. Huston, sharping saws, 60e: ; Bell
Telephone Co.. 75c. ; Silas Handford,
Labor, $1.00: W. J. Bissett, part sal-
ary 390.00 ; Geo. H. Bissett, postage,
$2.00 ; H. Parsons, street watering to
July 25th ,$24.00 ; Victoria, Hospital,
London, acc. re. Geo. Mc.Brien, $5.80;
James Parsons, labor•, 3I.37 ; Ed.
Jones, do. 33.00 ;S. Sanders, interest
on klarding's note 35.50 ; -H. Spack-
man, Hardware etc, $6.51.=0arried.
Cobbledick - Gillespie -' that this
Council pay the Trtvitt Memorial
church wardens 60 % of the cost of a 6
foot cement walk along the south side
of Baldwin street to church door, -
Carried.
Council adjourned to meet at eat of
Reeve. °
GEO. H. BISSETT, Clerk
Grand Liberal -Conservative
Demonstration.
A grand open air Conservative De-
monstration will be held at Hanlan's
Point Athletic Grohnds, Toronto Is-
land, Toronto. on
Wednesday, August 12th
.NOTICE -It is urgently requested that
all citizens having cows running at
large would during the next few days
have them closed up at six o'clock, so
that they will not tramp on the new
gea•tyolithic'pavement now being laid
on Victoria street. -W. G. BIssETT,
SCOTT'$ EMULSION won't -
eke
a
humpbatgtrqht, nthwilt it make
a shortWig, It feeds soft bone
and healse
di9e sed bone and is anions
the few genuine Means of recovery in
rickets Ad bone consumption.
ete for freesample.
SCOTT11OVNE, Chemists,
Toronto, Often..
Sac. and $t.00; ell druggists.
political picnic, of the free and ' easy
kind, where the rank and file of the
Party, with their mothers, wives and
daughters can meet and make the ac-
quaintance of the Leaders and pro-
minent politicans of the party. Music
by massed Military Bands will enliven
the afternoon proceedings. In the
exening there will be speaking by the'.
party leaders and prominent public
men and songs and choruses by a
double male octette will be under the
direction of E. W. Schuch.
The committee have arranged for
single first class fares on all railroads
good from August lith to 13th inclus-
ive. Those attending attending the
Demonstration will, when
p
urchasin
g
their railway tickets, procure from
their local ticket agent, standard cer-
tificates, which .vhen signed by the
secretary of the committee, Mr. J. A.
Mcdonald, will entitle them free to
their homes.
THE G•iREAT WEST
i
The Manitoba Free Press has an ex-
cellent article upon the marvellous
growthof the West, "the land of op-
portunity," as it calls it, "for farm-
ers and investors." The farmers al-
ready engaged in agriculture in the
West-an
in
i nificent P pulati
on
to
the 30,000,000 that Lord Selkirk pro-
phesied a century ago that it would
support -produced last year 125,00°-
000 bushels of
grain; The average
e
yield per acre of wheat in Manitoba
was 26 bushels ; and of oats, 47,5
bushels. In comparison with such
returns for agricultural effort, the 10
to 15 bushels crops of the wheat
growing states of the American •Union
sink into significatice. In order to
give a correct view of the wonderful
wealths of Manitoba's crops, the fol•
rowing statement by the department
*i
13 ,m,S sl
o , p,
n
m
es
a vH
.pv
lel a;
i,
Wheat....•.53,077,2137 2,039,940 26,00
Oats......,,34,478,160 725,060 47.5
Barley , .....11,848,422 329,790 35,9
Flax 504,440 41,200 14.7
Rve ..,... , , 49,900 2,559 18,5
Peas. 34,154• 1,596 21.4
Total..100,052,343 3,140,145
Potatoes, ...... -3,459,325 22.002 157
Roots 3,230,995 12,175 265
Butter. Pounds Value
Creamery 1,400,450 3374.560.99
Dairy 2,5509,425 261,590.70
3,915,875 3636,160.69
Cheese (factory)1,003,053 111,443,24
Total products $747,603 93
1901
.A m ..moi U
0
7 r- m 0 0, A ai
ad 0
Pe Es <I <1 Al
Wheat......50,502,085 2,011,835 25.1
Oats 27,796,588 689,957 40.3
Barley .... 0,636,155 191,009 24,2
Flax 266,420 20,978 12.7
Rye 62,261 2.707 23.
Peas 16,394 879 18.6
•
Totals . . .85,179,858 2,927,359
Potatoes 4,797,433 24,429
Roots 2,925,362 10,214
Butter. Pounds, Value.
Dairy 2,748,090 $ 395 540.82
Creamery ...246050 42,424,87
As indicative of the rapid and steady
growth in areas cultivated in the pro-
yince, the following statement, being
a summary of the Government return
for the year 1891, may serve as a use-
ful table of comparison.
mg
.0 74 45 eel ai
res -g.u ce ce0 se re
re ei
v
fit - ti° �" �a
Wheat 23,191,399 916,664 25.3
Oats 14,762,605 305,644 48.29
Barley 3.197,876 89,820 35.6
Flax 16.5
Re 7 921 .28
Pe s 11,655 555 .21
Total.... 41,189,523
Potatoes ......2,291,952 12,705 180,4
Roots
634 2
S¢ 134 47.9
In addition to this enormous growth
of grain, the crops of the Northwest
Territories must also be considered.
The cropstatistics the Territorial
Governent mor last year show as fol-
lows :
1902
Wheat....
Oats
Barley
" Bushels. Acres.
14,649,500 585,576
10,725,500 276,942
844,000 80,022
26,219,000 892.540
The Manitoba crop last year needed
the services of nearly 2,000 threshing
outfits to prepare the grain for mark-
et. More than 15,000 extra hands had
to be brought from all parts of the
Dominion to garner the crop. "The
cash value of the grain raised in Mani-
toba and:the territories." said Mr. J.
Russell, last year's president of the
Winnipeg board of trade. "totals ap-
roximately $60,000,000, while the cat-
tle and dairy products available for
export, will add another $2,000,000.
This vast amount of wealth has been
produced by 41,000 farmers. This is
a record that cannot be equalled by
any number of farmers in similar cir-
cumstances in any other part of the
world.
The following summary of the pre-
sent position of the great city of the.
West, Winnipeg, will be of interest
to all students of Canada's growth :
Total assessable property, 328,615,-
810.
Total exemption, $6,558,060.
Taxes, 1902, 231 miles.
Area, 20 square miles.
Macadam pavements, 33 miles. t.
Wood block pavements, 17 miles.
Asphalt p'evements 11 miles.
Plank walks, 190 miles.
Sewers 69 miles.
Graded streets, 131 miles,
Granolithic walks, 11 miles.
Boulevards, 49 Miles.
Water supply mains, 81 miles.
Number of arc lights 255.
Number of hydrants, 425.
Parks, area in acres, 231.
Parks, assessed value, $105,500.
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
Farm
Laborers'
Extorsions
FARM
LABORERS
WANTED
Second Class
Will be run to stations en Can. Pac,
in Manitoba and Assiniboia, West,
South-west, and North-west of Win-
nipeg as far as
MOOSE JAW, ESTEVAN 0
and YORKTON
On AUGUST 18th from stations in
Ontario, Main Line of Grand Trunk,
Toronto to Sarnia, and all stations
north (except North of Cardwell Jct.
and North of Toronto on North Bay
Section),
One way tickets to Winnipeg only
will be sold, with a certificate extend-
ing the trip, before August 31st, with-
out additional cost, to other points in
Manitoba and Assiniboia as above. If
purchasers engage as farm laborers at
Winnipeg, provided such farm
labor-
ers will work not less than 30 days at
harvesting, and produce certificate to
that effect, they
will be
returned to
original starting
point at $18,00, on or
Nov.
b 3,
before gOt , 190
Tickets not good on "Imper"ial
L.inuited."
For further particulars and tickets
apply to nearest railway agent.
A, H. NOTMAN,.
Asst. Gen. Pass, Agent, TORONTO.
TA :3NTi'w.7N
(22'X00
The Pbenomenal Welt -Bred Standard.
Trotting Stalton.
leg Lewis xniother d,t and k1gh. Canada" for a stip
for road and carriage purposes,
TARENTUM hes now produced three colts
showing bettor then 2.10 speed, one going
bailee In 2.05, who is now entered in over $26,-
009 in stakes dawn the Grand Circuit. Harr
D. commences the Grand Circuit at Detroit
in the $5000 Chamber and Ciminero° stakes
and also in the 2,14 $2000 stakes. and then goes
down the Grand. Circuit through other largo
stares. Tarentum is the onlystallionin Can-
ada that has produced a cot pnenomenally
fast enough to face the Grand Circuit that
won aeoond money in hie second start in a race
at Memphis in a /laid of eleven starters, all
speedy ones. Dorthy_ Wilton having got a
mark at Lexingtoe, Kontuoky, the previous,.
week in 2.09i. In this race Orin B. by Grey.
stone , the sire of Tarentum. won 1st money.
Harry D, by Tarentum won 2nd money, Major
Hal, Srd money. Doherty 'Wilton 4tth money,
time 2.091 and 2,10e.
ROUTE
9londay,- Sinton McKenzie's Tuckcrsmith,
for noon; Blake, night. Tuesday. --Zurich
noon ; Crediton, night, Wednesday. -Exeter,
noon ; Farquhar. night, Thursday. -Dy way
of Stafra to Dublin. noon • home, nicht. Fri-
day. -At Ms own stable, Egmondville. Satur.
day, -At his own stable, b.gmondvilie,
TERMS
Farmer's oonunon mares, $15.x0 to insure.
Well bred and standard bred mares $20,00 by
he season and $25.00 to i*sure. Stud fees due
January let, 1904. For tabulated pedigree see
large posters, or address,
.5. una ttunn w 0/1,1 :M, ter onaviue, unt,
VOTERS' LIST 1003
Municipality of the 'Village of Exeter,
County of Huron,
...-101-
Notice is hereby given that I have transmit-
ted or delivered to the persons mentioned
in sectian8 of the Ontario voters' List Act,
the copies required by said Section
to be so transmitted or delivered
of the list, made pursuant to said act, of all
persons appearing g by the last R viseu Assess-
ment Rollof the said Municipality, entitled to
vete at Elections for Members to the Legisla-
tine Assembly and at Municipal elections and
that the said List was first posted ab my office,
at the Town Hall, Exeter, on the Istday of
August, A. D., 1903, and remains there for in-
spection. Electors are called upon In examine
said list and if any ommissions or other errors
are found therein, tp take immediate proceed-
ings to have said errors corrected according to
law.
Dated at Exeter, this let day of Augtst, 1903.
GEO. H. BrssErr.
Village Clerk,
VOTERS' LIST 1903
Municipalityof the Township of
Usborne,County of Huron
Notice is hereby given that I have transmit-
ted or delivered to thepersons mentioned 10
Sections 8 and 9 of "The Voters' List Act," the`
copies required by the said Section to be so
transmitted or delivered of the list made pur-
suant to said Act of all persons on
1 s e a sarin by
p of g ,
last P
the as revised Assessment sm , t Roll of the said
Municipality to be entitled to votein the said
Municipality at Elections for Members of the
Legislative Assembly and at Municipal Elec•
tions, and that said list was first posted up at
m office
Y o at Whalen on the 30th day ay of July
1903, and romaine there for inspection. action, Elect-
ors re called upon to examine the said list,
and if any omission or other errors aro found
thereinto take immediate proceedings to have
the said errors corrrected according to law.
Dated this 31st day of July 1903.
FRAxois MoRLEY
Clerk of the said Municipality.
FOR SALE
.At Elimville, a comfortable house
with 2i acres of land, having a good
garden with a choice variety of all
kinds of fruit trees and small fruits, a
never failing well of the best of water.
For particulars apply to the owner on
the premises or by letter to Wm. MIN-
ERS, Elimville P. 0.
FARM TO RENT
To rent on reasonable terms, Lot 6
south Thames Road being composed
of 1491 acres. Good barn and stables,
comfortable dwelling with bard and
soft water. The land is nearly all
under cultivation, w well drained with
Sauble river running through the
bush, This is desirable property.
For further particulars apply on the
premises or 'to ALEX MCDONALD, Hay
P.O.
FARM TO RENT
To rent on reasonable terms, Lot 12,
lst con. Stephen. 2 miles south of
Exeter being composed of 100 acres.
Good barn and brick stables, comfor-
table brick house with hard and soft
water, a good young orchard. 0 The
land is nearly all under cultivation,
well drained with a creek running
through centre of farm. This is de-
sirable property. For further par- 1 '
ticulars apply on the premises to
FRANK SNBLL, or JAMES SNELL, Main
street, Exeter
FARM FOR SALE'
A farm containing 100 acres of ,good
land on con. 11 lot 22, Stephen Town-
Land is drained
ship. well and about
80 acres fenced. On the premises is a
bank barn
good with stables and a
large house, warm and comfortable, •
good supply of hard and soft water, 1 .
acre of good orchard. The farm is
sittiated 2 miles from Dashwood, 1
about half a mile from Sarepta P.O.
and 11 miles from school. This is de-
sirable property for any one who
wantsa good farm. Reasons for sell-
ing, proprietor is giying up farming. E
For further apply to Jos
particulars
EPR BASTARD, Sarepta, P.O.
1
London. Huron and Brucc.
Ioxaa NORTH-- Passenger. c
London, depart 8.15 A, M, 4.40 P. M. 7
'Centralia -' "" 9,1 5.50 a
Exeter 9.80 6.0 r
Bensall 9.44 6,15 1
Kippen . ......... 9.509.�6.25 c
Brnoeflold'
; 9.58 .0.33 i
Clinton 10.15 6.55 TT
4OINGin ham arrive. 11.10 8.00 t
Solna- Passenger 1
Wingham, depart...,. CRA, i,r. 3.15 P. M r
Clinton ., 7. ' 4.25 .
Bruoefield 4.49
Kippen 4,57
Hammel .. 5.02.
Exeter 4 •.. 8.3S 6.10
Centralia . .. 8,,46 5.25 c
.arrive......... arrive . 9.81' 6.12 t
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Do you Want
We have the finest stock in tt w
ail the latest styles, in the bi
colors.
Our prices are low as can be faun?
for first-class material and work/nano
ship,
BEFORE YOU BUY
CALL ftND SEE
U8.
F Russell
Two Doors South Town Hall.
"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.
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.
Dictig Store
MEDICAL
W . DEO WNINu M. D. M. O.
P. B, Graduate Victoria .'niversit3
office and residence, Dominion Labora-
tory, Exeter. •
DENTAL
tr KINSMAN, L. D. S. AND
DR. A. R. KINSMAN. L.
D. S. D. D. S., Honor Graduate -
of Toronto University. Dentist.
Teeth extracted without pain or -
bad after effects. Office in Fan -
son's block. West side of Main
treet,`Exeter•
D.A. ANDERSON, (D. D. S. L.D.S.
DFINTIST.
Honor Graduate of the Toronto University
and Royal College of Dental Surgeons of
Ontario, with honors Also Post -graduate of
Chicago School of Prosthetio Dentistry (with,
honorable mention.
Everythingknown to the Dental Profession=
done in
this office. f8 e. Bridge work, crowns, al-
lumin
um gold and vulcanitelatae all done hexthe neatest manner possible. A perfectly
harmless anaestheticused for painless extrac-
tion.
Office one door south of Carling:.Bro's store.
Exeter, Ont.
INSURANCE.
RNEST ELLIOT,
Agen for the WESTERN AssmaaxCE COM-
PANY, of Toronto ; also for the Pisces= Frac.
NsuRANoa COMPANY, of London, England;.
AL LLANCE INSURANCE COMPANY, Of End'
and
MONEY TO LOAN
We have unlimited private funds for invest
sent upon farm or village property at lower
ates of interest.
DICKSON Jt CARLING
Exeter.
°IONEY TO LOAN.
We have a large amount of private fends to
can on farm and Tillage properties atlowrates-
f interest.
GLADMAN Jc STAN3IURY
Barristers Solicitors, Main St, Exeter:
LEGAL,
ICKSON & CARLING,
arristers, Solicitors Notaries, Conveyancers,
Commissioners, Solicitors for the Molsone
Bank, Etc.
oney to Loan at lowest rates of interest.
OFFICE :-MAIN STREET, -EXETER*
. R. CARLING E. A. L.
R. t!eIoiCSoi9°
OR SALE -BRICK. RE
SIDENCE WITH AN ACRE OF LAND IN
EXETER -We ofi'er for sale on reasonable
erme, that very desirable residential property
mown as "The Hooper Homestead"' situated
n Lot No. 86, south of Huron Street, Exeter«
here is erected -upon the land, a comfortable
:nd commodious brick dwelling, also the•
ecessary outhouses. The house is rn good re -
,air and has 9 rooms. The lot contains an acre
f land audio excellently adapted for garden
ng or fruit growing. There is a plentiful sup-
ly of hard and scat water, The property is up
o date and the terms easy. for particulars ap-
fly to .uroittlox fit CARLING barristers Exeter
r to A. 19. BooPER, Raw P. O„ Penna, U.
i. oro p rietor.
, U
EXETER
sheat per bushel
ate new •, .....
arloy.,...
gas
utter..
ukeys4.6.
eeae.,...,,�
MARKETS
...+.. ...2'J7Etrt02g,
..... to 15lb
•' 8 to
5 to
htokens per lb .,,... „7 to
,....
oul.... .. ...ti.. .. 14 to
ti ed Apples....A - 3 fie c;t'
ork live weight , .. .. $5.25 to