HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1903-10-15, Page 4A Connoisseur's Tea.
The tender top shoots of the tea plant, known as °" Orange
Pekoe," are mainly used in Blue Ribbon Tea.
The "creme de la creme" of tea growths! The most delicious
and tasty tea in the world.
People who know,recognize this quality in Blue Ribbon Ceylon
Tea. The delicious taste and fragrant aroma mean inner excel-
lence to them.
,IBlac1lo Mixed
Carlos Grow.
C,�w Should be
Thr o F' ift
he MoisQns. Ban
(incorporated by Act of Parliament 165)
Head Ohne, Movrreal.
Capital tall paid. up) — $2,500,00
ReserveFund — — — $2,250,00
38.'Bxanebes in Ontario, Quebec, Alberta,
sritisb Columbia and ' . • • hobs.
EXETER :RANCH
Open Every Lawful Day from 16 a. m.
to 3 p. m.; except
Saturdays, 10 a. m. to 1 p. m.
Farmers Sale Notes casbed or col-
lected. Forms supplied on application.
Drafts on all points in tbe Dominion.
Great Britain and United States
bought and sold at lowest rates of
sir •hange.
SAVINGS DEYARTAIENT.
Deposits of $1.00 and upwards receiv-
ed. Interest compounded half yearly,
and added to principal June 30th and
December 31st. Deposits Receipts also
issued and highest current rate of
interest allowed.
Advances make to farmers, stock
dealers and business men at lowest
rates and on most favorable terms.
Agents at Exeter for Dominion I
Government.
OFCKSON & CARLING, N. D. BURDON,
SOLICITORS. MANAGER
he f--xder
Calendar for October 1903
r- SUNDAY..........
4 11 1S 25
MONDAY 5 12 19 28
TUESDAY 6 13 20 27
WEDNESDAY... . 7 14 21 23
THURSDAY....... 1 S 15 22 29
FRIDAY 2 9 16 23 30
BdTURDAY3 10 17 24 31
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 15th, 1903
ELECTION RETURNS
Vaineoave:r, B. C., Oct,5.--• AL hough
trle,turns from a few ou trying dist ric.Ls
are 'ellic'omplet:e ':here is little doubt
'that the McBride Government h.as
jePn su-stained. The first party lines
election has ended in a victory for the
Coln,serv,atives by a majority of five
:o;v+ee the Liberals and of ,two over.the
Libgatals, Socialists and Labor parties
combined. The figures are :—
Ccneer Ira. itee. ...., ..,... ..22
Liberals
Soriatists
Labor party
17
2
1
Two Cabinet Ministers went down,
Attorney -General McPhillips being de-
feat/eel in Victoria, and Provincial Sec-
'r'st•-ary Gaodaave losing in Rossland.
,but Jos. Martin, unofficial leader of
the Liberals was snowed under in
Vatecouver, and the Conservatives
count the loss of the two .Minisieris
as little beside. the crushing of Mar -
,Lan. This city was overwhelmingly
Conservative, the Ministerial five get-
ting an aggregate vote of 12,000 while
Asst tout the
Red Laabel
Marten and alis fourLibe.rale( reeetved
7.000, Arneng •tate aur rises of the con
t:es't: mete the, •clefea.i et 'former A;ttor-
r.ey-Gensra:i 1lberts by IL 'Pruner
Libarod, and L . decisive ma jo•rity . of
farmer Financial Minister Carter'Cot
bore OTOT ex-I'rov.iuoial Secretary
"•W.imiclhicrett'eir" Drown in Rich'mand.
The Liberal's claimed that Hon. (R. F.
Green, Menistor of Mines, was defeat-
ed, but Iit teilegna'm received 'from him
last evening states he is elepited.
JUST A COLD IN THE HEAD.'
But if followed by another cold, or
some esera expoeure, is liable ito re-
sult en ;vasal Catarrh. Unless a rad-
ion cure is obtained, the Throat:Bron
cbial tubes and finally the lungs be-
come affected. Nothing cures caidese
quickly and pleasantly as Catarrthez-
one. The inspector of mines for Nova
Scolia, Mr. Neville, says, •'Cataterhvrz-
ane is tbn best aremsdy I heave, ever; us-
ed. It cured me of Catarrh of the
head and throat, ante I am pleasedto
recommend swcdi a satisfactory rem-
edy." C•a.tarrhazone,le a safeguard
against Colds. Coughs and Catarrh. It
can ire used while .at work in the
church Lh'ea•.tre, ar street cars. Si'm'p-
ly Inhale Catarrhozone and it curets.
Price 51;00. Small size, 25 centls.
D'ru,ggis;ts or Pols•on. & Co., :Kings on
Ont.
THE ELECTIONS ARE AT .'HAND.
mem
Look out for tha general elections
et any moment! The government
have been organizing for months post,
and they are now ready to appeal to
the country at a moments notice.
Stacks of campaign literature are held
in seediness at Ottawa and ot.he'rcen-
ipros for .distribution the minute the
writs are issued. At a Liberal caucus
!was
the other d.ay the whole situation
' was discussed and the government's
]supporters were given to understand
i•Lthat they must be prepared for im--
mediate action. It, therefore, behoves
Conservative workers to' be pr spared
in meet the foe at any time. The
work of organization should be car-
ried on without delay, so .that it will
be impossible for Sir Wilfrid Laurier
to epring a surprise on thee country.
,It will be encouraging to Conservative
i workers to learn That the, loader • of
i the Liberal .parr.ty has grave doubts
as to .the outcome of the cocxt. great
;battle. The government have lost
two of their strongest men in lion. A.
G. Blair and Hon. J. Israel Tarte', both
of whom left the ministry'in disgust.
1In the east the people are greatly
Worked up over the Grand Trunk Pac-
ific 'deal. In Quebec the 'Laurier cry
has lost its charm, and 'there, too, ' as
�� in Ontario, .lthe people are tiring' of : a
fiscal policy which operates against
Oariuclian industries. In the west the
ele:ctotrs are disgusted 'with the broken
pledgets of the Liberal party. All
these circumstances point to a Con -
eery alive victory, but to 17k i,* ttri a
vantage of Lhasa . 'a At
-_""• �r e.scribed y' i c IS essential that
, 14'St . w ,,. ,:c� j ltho o •> yrowAtian or should be per-
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral over i•feClty organized.
60 years ago. They use it
today more than ever. They
hrry
°.:
e1
rely upon it for colds, coughs,
bronchitis, consumption.
They will tell you how it
heals inflamed lungs.
r had a very bad cough for' three years.
Then rfried Ayer 'asCherry Pectoral. ATysore
lung] worn seen hcaletlandiny cough droppad
aevayMee. Meet ]aims), eathrle Centre, Ta,
`'fix., ,,Oc 0IOO s. C. AYER Co.,
Att dray Nto ests 'or Lcswolh Idose
aa.
rezzareessoreezee>r•� en .all, the investigation lasting 26
On Ayer're bili at booltialne Inetaros days.
* natured aotlon host morning.
9.,R it EXETER TIMES, OCTOBER, 14003. 15th
N LODIESEXI PEATE
A11 the news. of' Interest to
Times 'Readers Happening
in these Counties.
Huron
1lzeissa>s. Iieteetie 13rotbers, grocers,
of Seato;rtli, shipped 100 bushels of
ona,nberri ts, bought from the farmers
in the vicinity of I1ilts Green.
'The ',ratepayer's of Wi'nghain will
envie an opportunity en Nove'rrnbcri10,
of saying whether for not 'then • wish
to 'have the eleetudo li.gh.ting plant
mese weldor ,their eoneroa1
Thi. -reengage of Miss Olive Maiwn-
ing'd'auebter of Rev. II. 'M. Manning,
Clinton, Albert N. Milner, of Bram,p-
tcin takes •\force in Weekly dhurclh, an
Thanksgiving' d,ay, at 1 p.
Mr. T. G. • este, of Sc'aforth,' bad; the.
misfortune to have the tops taken off
;three' of the fingers of the left and
While working in the furniture fan -
tory, of Se•afortb.
Frank Gutteridge, the well-known
comt.ractor, has removed 'from; Seta -e.
forth to Sarnia, where he has estab
lashed omen t• brick works and erected
tt,'1ieeteernee, and will thereafter,( make
thee town his headquarters. Mr. Gut
tentage wars a large employer; oaf labor
mud Lits removal will be a• lose to Sea-
forlh.
Wi(n,ghaen Hanle •a '1be'w: Tufts Ley in ehl.
mntustaelture of cement blocks.
Three ait.ize'nu have purchased a
.ma:chtne which will make ono hund-
•clad blacks in a day, each bliocl, being
;32xJr1O iucibe's, It le expected( elute
the block's da.n b,1 sold at aben& 415
cents each.
The present session oi: parliament is
the llanges.t in the hi•story;of the Do-
minion. In 1885 tbe;seeeion Lre ete:d; i,72
'y days, but the session this year• reached
the tr number over two weeks ago ,and
will likely last 200 days
Tabs char te•red banks in Canada dis-
cussed .the question of increasing the
retro of Intelreist on deposits, from 3.4o
3 1-2,per peat. as'a result of the scare-
it.y of 'mos ey. They decided to jet it
remain as a t present—three per scent.
Drertythaing ]has been disposed of in
oo,nn•eetiot ;wit:h. the; Gamey eraeuiry,
excepting some email accounts A
' maximum estiilxaite prunes the Lost at
$05,000. The commissioners are said
to have received $100 a day or 05„200
THINKER THAN A RAIL.
Spending every day as .much: energy
as you make, and if the balance goes a
little further, well, you get thinner.
Not wtise to go this way longer. Bet-
ter use Ferrozone, you will digest
more—a Little gain the first week, but
the .gain keeps growing. Not quite:so
thin! K'eetp eight on, only don't use
Ferrozone too long or you will gent too
fat. Then your blood will be • rich
your leant strong, you won't ipalff so
much, you wont get tired quickly.Eat
blood, strength, you have them all
with Ferrozone. Sold by all druggists
Middlesex
The plans for Lhe new hotel whish
it is .pnopoeted .to erect in London call
for a six story building to,'eontain
250 bedrooms. , The intention is to
make it as fine a hotel as there is
in Canada. The appoin;tanents through
out will be.'u,pgc:the: most modern and
elegant scale. 1 L is proposed to spend
$250,000 upon the buii'dring.
Many triencds in this district will re -
great to learn of the death by plague
Indite, of Dr. George Menzies, ;.-dal: of
Mr. Wm. Menzies, of Ailsa .Craig. DT.
Menzies went to India less than a yenr
ago and was appointed to care for the
famine boys, for which work this medi
,teal knowledge and industrial aptitud
es specially flitted him.
FOR GAS ON THE STOMACH.
Result of imperfect digestion --pres-
sing SO against the heart it excites
alarming symptoms. Instant relief is
afforded by the use of tela drops of
i'Nerviliniel in a little sweetened waiter
half an hour after the meal, Nerviline
aids digestion, expels the gas and isn-
parts a sense of comfort. Nerviline is
goad for a lot of other, things besides,;
keeip itt in the house for Rheumatism,
Cramps, Neuralgia, Toothache, •Drug
gists sell it.
Perth
T.he•tlrustees of S. S. No. 14; fourth
line, Blanshard, have engaged Miss
Annie Hudson, as teacher, at a sal-
ary'of $400.
That ,tired languid feeling and dull
headache( is very ,disagreeable. Take
'two of Carter's Little Liver Pills be -
tore retiring, and you will find relief
They never fail 'to de (good.
SLratford's population, a.ccording to
Che assessor's returns shows an
increase for the year, of 719. the, total
being 11,460, as against 10,741 last
year, when there was an increase of
290 aver 1901
As a. result of children :playing; with
a sew, the little theee-year-old.daugh-
'tor.af Mr. Chris. Miller,•'Morn,ing1on
.read had the index finger of her. left
hand 'cut off. She and her little bro—
ther were playing with the saw and
by some means 'thelit tie 'girl's finger
eras sawed completely in two.
Mr. David Davidson, of lot 4, con. 6,
Fullerton, has sold the old Davidson
'homestead at Carlingford to his bro-
ther, Jobe. Daividson, who lived on
lot 5, con. 5. 'Che price was in the
(neighborhood of $7,000. Mr. David --
eon 'hats Dat .yet decided where he
'will retire to enjoy his remain :Sig
years. Mr. John Davi poi:. I`ll now
sell' the farm h a aft '';present oncupies
t-' i3i"hlie2i e a valuable one and move
.to the old homestead
Itching Skin
Distress by day and night—
That's the complaint of those who
are so unfortunate as to be afflicted
with Eczema or Salt Rheum—and out-
ward applications do not cure.
They can't.
The source of the trouble is in the
blood—make that pure and this seal-
ing, burnihig, Rolling skin disease will
disappear.
"1 was taken with an itching on my
arms which proved very disagreeable. 1
concluded it was salt rheum and bought a
bottle of Hood's Sarsaparilla. In two days
atter I began taking it 1 telt better and it
was not long before I was cured. Have
never had any skin disease since." Mas,
Ina: E. Wenn, Cove Point, Md.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
ride the blood of all impurities and
cures all eruptions.
Bilious?
Dizzy? Headache? Pain
sack of your eyes? It's your
liver! Use Ayers Pills.
Gently laxative; all vegetable.
Sold for 60 years.s.7.."yy°r�
Iiowoll, llragq.
Want your moustache or beard
a beautiful brown or rich black? Use
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE
rlrrr UIS. n, P. nayL A CO., none& N. IL
GENERAL NEWS
W'hin'e walking on the track about
•a miller weal; of Georgetown, Miss M.
Ferguson, a young woman, about
twenty years of age, was struck and
Instantly killed by the east -bound ex-
press twain.
A br'akes'man named Glower was
candied .to death while coupling ears;
at Cheeky Grand Trunk • Railway
station, Monday- morning. His 'home
was at Palmerston.
MT. R. L. B..ord tn• will be present, at
'fare eoaarocation of Queen's University!
on Thursday to receive the honary de-
gree of L. L. D. efr.'Borden. gee • to
Quebec ton Sunday. On Mon1,ay "°' the
Conservatives of •that..oity: are to
banquet MT. Borden and' Mr. Mouk.
The shooting of another well on the
property of the Leamington 011 iCom-
Deny .took pla,xs Mondtty and• was a
:gireat supe;ess. After tihe slot ti the
well filled to tI alt way''up, about ,500
fled, L,
Mr. Phillip Aaueele'i pi ti inp; mill,. a
J3ruissa4 , • • a:lAxge, two-stOry brisk,
with its •contents, was totally destroy-
ed by fire early this ?morning. Thero
was an 'insurenco of $4;500: •Thu' loss
is estimated to be more than • the
amount •of •tabs policy.
Olive A. Stelrn•amrtn got a verdict of
I;431.66 in this Sulpirelms Court,: at
Buffalo, .against the Nfetrgpolitan Life
I'nsuranete Company to recover on''. a
policy on the death of her husband.
Thie veaid&ot is for $1,000, the amount
of the policy 'and inte,steot. With.
oases the verdict will •a.mount •ta $21:-
500. This was the fourth trial of the
suit.
FRAUD CHARGED
—es—tee-
Dominion 011 Co., being Wound. up.
Stockholders in the Dominion Oil
Co., of Raleigh. township, which is
being wound up, were present at a
eneeit;in.g .rat Chatham last week, when
It was .decided 'to. wind; iup the mom -
veiny, and
.com,-veiny,'and Col. Rankin, K. C., was ap-
pointed Lo consult] with the Attorney-
Gaeinletr:al wiitiht a viow 10 examining
]!his .company's origin , and to punish
any .person guilty of fraud. The ooan
pony was organized at the time of. . the
oil ettelleement in Raleigh' laser Jen -
wary, and ;glowing •prospeclts ware ad-
vertised all over Canada, the United
Sitates and England, Many purchased
stock That • is 'mow deeeared ?to . be
p roe ticall,y worthless. Circulars of..
big oil strikes and prospects have been
issued, and upon the strength of these
peoplehave ta.ken stock in the con-
cern. The promoters of the eompeiny
Axe saddled with the onus, as the pre-
sent officers claim that there knew me-
tering of the steep ef"the .cam;pany;otiaf-
tairs when the,y assumed office. The
following nesolulion was,paslse'd "Tha
in view of the prospectus, going about
published by the Colonial Securities
Company 'representing itself as the
fiscal agents•of'llio Dominion Oil Com-
pany, Limited, we, the shaaeb6idelraof
the .company, repudiate. ;the said pros-
perttus ami contents thereof, and stets
for 'Lbs benefit of the public, that the
prospectus is untrue, and' that the sub-
stance of this resolution be published
i'nToronto. New Yark, and Loddon,
Eng., ampere."
Bayfield
—L. 0. L. ,No. 24, intend folding a
R. A. P.'meeting on' ,rhe. evening -of
Oct. 30th
—Our Lgpoatts are all looking for-
w•and Le a big days hunting on Thanks
giving ,day.
—Weddting bells ere ringing in Me
vaillage ttbis week. Full particulars
next week
Mer. James Howard, fo Brussels, vis-
ited friends in town, on Sunday and
Monday last.
—Tins evaporator is doing a rushing
business this weather there being an
abundance of apples canning in.
'Mr. H. Dr'eetne 1'+ has lead Genies'
.v'`'llftal
. 'c iu lfett t "of mfrs w3;tii'for1 shop,
an?d:intends to brave a verandah up
soon.
—Mrs. Wm. Brandon and tworboys,,
Abe and lIarrold, and Miss Minnie
Brandon, are visiting; friends at Bele-
grave Ibis week.
--The O•rangcmen intend holding an
oyster suppey'and an alt home, on the
evening of November 51:h, wken a
pleasant Lime is expected..
—Mr. John Penick and daughter
Mand .crrinet home from Lake Wiinni
peg, this week, where Mr. Pollack
spent 'tree sumanar fishing.
--Dr. Miedetalf, of Detroirt has "the
c'allrns milli for his care -taker's house
eidlo This barn, and intends building his
residle nee in the spring. The Dr. en
tends building a beautiful .residence,
anal no doubt wihen the buildings ate
ail completed they mill be up-to-date.
—What 'might heete proved; fatal,
happened ,to Murdock Ross, on Thu.rs-
dray, vs -bile driving out •of 'Mr. Soweddis
bush', G'ocleri,ch Law,tlshi.p, with a
load .of wood On sitting on the firont
of (the load ,the wood gave way; letting
Mr. Rose down behind the, horses the
wheel peestng over his head ••breaking
his lower jaw ha threep'laces, also his
eirm. Dr. Smith set the broken banes
and we ;hope to soon see :Burdock
around again as usetai.
THE TARTAR CUE.
MOM to. no Worn Qat of Grrltiteae
4o the /terse.
Herbert .A.11en Giles in "China and
the Chinese" says that there are
strange Inisconeeption5 as to the mean-
ing of the Chinese sue, which has
really been worn by that nation for
only about 250 years.
It was imposed by the Mantehoo Tar-
tars, the present rulers of China, as a
badge of conquest. Previous to 1644
the Chinese clothed themselves and
dressed their hair like tbe modern Jail,
anese—that is, like the Japanese who
still wear what is incorrectly known
as the "beautiful native dress of ja-
pan." AS a matter of fact, the Japan-
gse borrowed their dress as well as
sir literature, philosophy and early
a from theChinese. The Japanese
rt pa se •
dress is that of the Ming period in
China, 1308 to 1644.
But where did the Mantcboo Tar-
titrs get the cue? They depended as a
ism almost for their existence upon
the horse. The accepted theory is that
out of gratitude and respect for his
noble ally the Tartar, so far as he
could, took on himself the equine form
and grew a cue in imitation of a
horse's tail. This somewhat grotesque
theory might fall to the ground save
that it is supported -by, striking evi-
dence.
Official coats as seen in China at the
present day are made with peculiar
Reeves, siitped like a horse's leg and
ending in an unmistakable hoof, cov-
ering the hand, which are known av
i'hQfieshoe sleeves."' incased therein
4 Chinaman's arms look much Iilre a
t1Qrse'p fore legs. The tail completes
the picture.
CoI ee Chewing.
"Coffee chewing," says a doctor, "Is
a habit easily contracted, for the taste
of the crisp roasted berries is not un-
tileasant, and the exhilaration, the stim-
ulus, that the berries give 'is quite as
marked as that which would be obtain.
ed from a glass or two of beer or from
a drink of whisky.
"It is this exhilaration, I am eoivinc-
ed, that causes the habit to be ]wormed
eUd that makes it a hard habit to break
fiway from. It should be broken away
fyom. Its effects are highly injurious.
They are more injurious than those of
tobacco ehewhig.
"The coffee chewing habit wrecks 'die
nerves, it makes the akin sallow and it
destroys the appetite. I have had oc-
casion to treat a number of men for it.
I always advise such men to, break off
by imperceptible degrees; to give three
or four months to the task. Some suc-
ceed and some do not. Men who work
in coffee plants find it almost impasse
ele to succeed."
A Ready' !laiiwer.
Not all visitors to the country are as
ignorant of the farmer's surroundings
as the farmers sometimes suppose.
Browhing's Magazine gives this in-
stance:
"Waal," said Farmer Wilkins to his
city boarder, whe was up early and
looking round, "ben out to hear 'the
haycock crow, I s'pose." And he wink-
ed at his hired man.
"'No," replied the city boarder; "I've
been out tying a knot in a cord of
wood."
Farmer Wilkins scowled at the hired
man and wanted to know why he was
not getting to work at milking those
cows.
Seeing Snakes.
Persons suffering from delirium tre-
mens usually imagine that they are
surrounded by snakes. An explanation
of this hallucination, says the Family
Doctor, is offered by the result of some
recent experiments. Sixteen alcoholic
patients were examined with the oph•
thalmoscope, and it was found that the
minute blood vessels in the retina of
their eyes were congested. In this con-
dition they appear black and are pro-
jected into the field of vision, where
their movements resemble the squirm -
tag et sergentx
BORN.
MANNS.-In Hensel], on September
26th, the svi.fe of Mr. GordonManns,
of a son.
HUDSON.—In Hensall, on September
1291.111. the wife of Mr. Geo. Hude'oan„
of a son.
VLrI1ITAKER.—On Oteel .;,b, on the 4th
concession, Stsp•hen, the wife of Me.
W'h'iiake,r, of a. dKnughter.
DIED.
AF113oTT.—Ai Victoria Ilospilal, Lon-
, don, an Oct. 1Ith, 'Mabel Gertrude,
' 'daughter of Mr. end Mrs. Chas. Ab-
er,; I. 235 Richmond street, London,
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For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
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ASTORIA
THE CENTAep COMPANY, NEW YOgK OITY.
104.44440.0m••a®s44o0.0..40o'
Portland Cement
—ram—i—•
WE RAVE just received a quan-
tity of the best grade of Port-
end cement
can be had at either Centralia or
Exeter Storehouses.
WANTED
WHEAT, OATS, BARLEY
Fer which full market prices will be
paid at storehouses,
EXETER,
CENTRALiA,
AND CLANDEBOYI~.
1 1�
DOB. COBBLEDICK
WANTED
A man to represent "CANADA'Fs
GREATEST NURSERIES" in the town of
EXETER
and surrounding country, and take•
orders for
OUR IiflRDY SPEGifl1TIE&
in Fruit Trees, Small Fruits,
Ornamentals, Shrubs, Roses,
Vines, Seed Potatoes, &c.
Stock true to name and free from San
Jose Scale. A permanent position for
the right man on either salary or
commission.
Stone, & Wellington.
FONTHILL NURSERIES
over S00 acres
TORONTO,
oN'1'Ai zira
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The water reservoir of the
Imperial Oxford Range -
is so designed that it keeps a large volume of water at a high tempera-
ture. This reservoir attachment of the Imperial Oxford Range is so
arranged that it comes in close contact with the heat flues and keeps
a plentiful supply of hot water ready at hand. The range is also fitted
with an exceedingly powerful water front for use in connection with a
kitchen boiler. If your dealer doesn't handle the Imperial Oxford,
• write to us for particulars.
The Gurney Foundry Co.,: Limited
Toronto, Canada
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Montreal
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invention is pcol ably ppatentable. Communise.
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sant free. Old 'sit agency for seeming patents.
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culation of nay seientiae journal. Terme, Pit a
year; four months, SI. Sold by all newsdealers.,
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BraneI
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ALL
THE
U :E F U L
Branches are taught in the F. C. B.
COLLEGE. Our students arli not
guaranteed nice jobs, but after a
course,in this College it will be
No Touble for Them to Hold
Any Position,
We aid them, if possible to obtains
employment, but we first equip them
to maintain the high reputation this
school has acquired.
J. Vi. WESTERVELT!
Prinei flat,
EARACHE' CURED.
Miss J. 3. Johnston, rnnisnail; Al•ta.,.
say's : "I was t'rou'bled with Earache
for a long time, and n'dthieg helped
me mein I'need Hagyard's Yellow 011,..
which oared me 'completely."
EXETER MARKETS `
Wheat per Bushell .... 73 to 74'
Oats new . . •.. 26 to 27"
Barley 39 to 40••
Butter 16 '
E gs 16,
Wool ... , 14 to 147h
Pork live weight ....$5.25 to $5.25 .
Pork Dressed .... $7.00 to $7.25 •
Quinine T.
r.
To Cure a Cold in One' Day
fin Two it➢aye.
Take Laxative Bronco . On eve>i
Seven Miglion boxes sold in past 12 months, This signature, #4r. i2"intrt..,.0 box. 25a.