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Not merely simmering -- must be fresh and must boil
rigorously.
Then it will absorb the deliciousness and fragrance frond•
t Blue Ribbon—take all the good out of it.
Let it steep at least six minutes—eight if possible—in an
, earthenware teapot, and you'll have the best cup of tea in
your life.
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ted Lab IDA
The Moisons Bank
[incorporated by Act of Parliament 1855)
Bead Clem M' oatreal,
Capital authorized — — $5,OOO,OOU
Coital (all paidnp) — $2.856,12U
li-
B�erreC4nd $2,720 ,
44 Branches in Ontario, Quebec, Alberta,
British Columbia and Manitoba.
EXETER BRANCH
Open Every Lawful .Day from 10 a. m.
to a p. m.; except
Saturdays, 10 a. m. to 1 p. m.
Fanners Sale Notes cashed or col-
lected. Forms supplied on application.
Drafts on all points in the Dominion.
Great Britain and United States
bought ata sold at lowest rates of
els •hange.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Deposits of 81.00 and upwards receiv-
ed. Interest compounded half yearly,
and added to principal Jure 80th and
December 31st. Deposits Receipts also
tissued and highest current rate of
interest allowed.
Advances make to farmers, stock
dealers and business men at lowest
rates and on most favorable terms.
Agents at Exeter for Dominion
Government.
DICKSON & CARLING, N. D. flI BDON,
SOLICITORS. MANAGER
tP s .rete' 'tries
Calendar for December 1903
Suiwir 6 13 20 27
MONDAY 7 14 21 28
TUESDAY 1 S12220
WEDNESDAY. - 2 9 16 23 30
T$UBSDAY3 10 17 24 31
FREDAY 4 11 13 25
SATe-BDAY 5 12 19 20
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 3rd, 1903
STRATTON VS CALLAGHAN
;The Hutroa Expositor, as supparrr
of th-'
It Gcre,r ;z re. tit cu;h
l;Strcngly LL senting from its bestowal
'cd public offices in Huron, takes Mr.
Stb,att`Jn t task for the challenge
,paper, tine: Peterboro Examiner. The
Setae- tbrew'n out in his •(Stratton's}
ab iltenge teas in -the following terms:
if any a the Conservative papers
who are hinting and insinuating that
Ran. Mr. Stratton was connectedwith•
the purchase of the stock in the Oros -
.din Piano Company have the _courage
of their convictions they would put the
charge in a specific and definite form,
so bha.t it cam ba dealt with if they
have the courage or fairness to do
this. Hon. air. Stratton will afford
thorn evtry opportunity in his ,power
to permit them to prove their `state.-
anents• There is little chance of this
be ane dome. These journals are too
Load of creating political capital by
dark innnendo. An honest, open way
of dealing is .not in bheir line.
This 'refers to the Callagbam affida-
vit. In reply that good Reform jour -
cal the Huron Expositor remarks:—
"The quotations, appearing asit does
in Mr. Stratton's papers, maybe taken.
as Ms defence to the sta,temelits in
the published affidavit of Callaghan
If so we may say that it will not be
accepted as a satisfacory defence: by
many of those whom the Provincial
would have been better had het -passed
• the mutter by in silence. Neither
Secret;a,ry is supposed to represent It
cour.., however, could be justified If
the first place it would be difficultt.if
not impoe_i:ble for any Conservative
paper to get evidence to substantiate
the statements made Lithe Callaghan
affid'rit, even if they are not mainly
imaginary, as is net improbable. It
is iborefore, quite unlikely any Con-
sc=rraative journalist will place his head
through the noose which 31Ir. Strat-
ton holds open for him. In tleksecond
place. it would not be politic or. pro-
per for Mr. Stratton. to' allow suo'h
writes charge.- made in this way, to
pass ur:neeiced. He is a sertrant 'cif
the public and an accredited repre-
sentative of the Liberal party. and
isansequoatly ha is responsible to the
public for his actions and ;anything
that is calculated 'to bring discredit
(or disrepute upon him reflects almost
;equally on the party of which he is
the representative.
"Thera is a course open to Mr.
•
Slrstton, heave r, which should free
him from suspicion and do justice to
;ell parties. The statements in the
C ataghan affidavit are clearly and dis-
ainetly made. These is no mrsun'der=
standing them They acre compro-
msing to Mr. Stratton, and he alone
knows whether they 'are true or falre
If they arae false, Callaghan has been
guilty of perjury, and as such he
• should be fittingly punished. Indeed
i,c is in the interests of the public that
should be punished. It seems to
us. therefore, that the course:of Mr.
Sera`. ten should be quite clan .• He
should have ihs maker of the defam-
atory affidavit indicted for perjury
If he does this and proves his case
then he will most effectively shut.the
mouth; of his detractors ;he will clear
;himself and his party from the ob-
.liquy which will otherwise -more or
less attach to both, and he will do the
oeun-ry service by having a 'dang-
erous man place 1 where he will not be
able to do harm for some time to come
This affidavit business should be stop-
ped. If Mr. Stratton takes the course
w- indicate ha will likely do much to
this end.
One dose of Ayer's Cherry j
Pectoral at bedtime prevents
night coughs of children.
No croup. Nobronchitis. • A
Cherry
Pectoral
doctor's medicine for all
affections of the throat, Bron-
chial tubes, and lungs. Sold
for over 60 years,
"1
haveusedAyer's Cherry Pectoral in my
faanii�rfor eight years. 'Marais 'nothing equal' b ft fpr coughs and colds, especially for chit.
axon: burg. W. E. ext. -rime Shotby, Ata.
J. O. Arcs Co,.
ATI druggists. Lowta11, Mass.
'+ ' .o ro:
Night Coughs
Keep the; bowels glen twttih ono of
yerYe Pill tr at becalm°, just one.
HOW IT SERE ADS.
Tt:a £stir package of Hem -Reid (the
infallible Pile care) that •sraa put out
went t:; to small town in bile Stats of
Nebraska.
It made the cure of a case of piles
that was considered hopeless.
Tia .news spread and although this
was only two years ago 'the demand
prompted Dr. J. S. Leonhardt, of Lin -
coin. Neb., the discoverer, to prepare
it for general use. Now it Is being
sent to all parts of bhse world.
Ii will cure any case of Piles. Theca
is a monhh's treatment in each box.
Sold for 0..00, with absolute guar -
an ria.
I: is. for sale by. druggists
Teerrty cents on the dollar. That
is the probable ultimate dividend for
Atlas Iran depositors and r.reditors
Thea whcle 'assets will not rt.alize
mare than -$225,000, though they
cost the Atlas nearly twice that.
This is all there is 'to meet Iiabilities
of °stir $800,000, of welch' 4536,-
114 are tete wia,ims of.1,018 deposiL-
•crs. of whish $ 400.000 are atbmi t -
Lee by the Iiquidator. I? rem the
contributions not more tibia $25.-
000 must be deduoted expenses of
liquidation which will last a year at
least.
Statistics for, the year ending Aug.
30 show that automobiles killed as
many persons in England in a week
as railrta& trains did in a y-car,where
stet' di n "res e.numera tell in Onrgla nd and
Wales during the period mentioned
wore 3,901, Lha persons injured ' be-
ing 2991, tend the; death:! 111, The
figures shstw an average of 76.75 are
°c' deanuls per week, with 57.22,,pers Ins
injured and 7:0 killed every wreck.
Dtlr'an3 the last 1.21 months the total
number of passengers and railway of-
ficials killed by accidents to pa•ss-
eneer, trains on British railways 'was
eight. Lbs injured being 204.
"1' C=a 1=1..8. +.A.
Bears the The Kind You Have Ways Bought
Signature
ofl
IRON, MIDDLESEX, PEAT
i
A.II the news of Interest to
Times Readers Happening
in these Counties.
Huron
An abundant supply of salt has
been found in the new well at :Wtng
'ham at •a depth of 1,116 feet.
'Wil be found an excellent remedy
for sick headache. Carter's Little Li -
mar Pills. Tl nusegalis of leiders from
p'ople who bare used them prove
dais fact. Try them.
Miss Mary Osborne, dressmaker, of
Ripley, complained of feelin 111
'and went ,home to her boardling)louse
and in an hour she Mae dead. Her
Lsuddetn death; oaused a .gloom amore;
her acquaintances. She was only 18
years of age.
Worms affect a child's health. toner
ious'ly, to, ,nevgle.et. Sometimes • they
cause to
and death. If you
suslle'cL them to be present, 'give Dr,
LOW'S Pleas:axl: 'Worm Syrup, Which
.deslr''oys the; worms without injuring
the child. Price 25c,
Jas , Rourke died at his resi-
dence in Seaforth on Saturday last.He
,head been confuted to bis house far
eevea'al weeks from lung trouble. Mr.
'Rourke had been a residb'nt of . Sea -
forth for over twenty years, having
removed here from the township of
Morris, near Walton. He was 63
years old.
PNEUMONIA I S FILLING THE.
HOSPITALS.
Every day we hear of someone being
taken with pneumonia. The onlypre-
ventative is to get strong and keep
your body healthy. Take Ferrozone
red kind of
the rich e
which makes
h
blood that nourishes and stimulates
Lha entire system. "I was all run
down and an apt subject to pneumonia
writes A. B. Charters, of Bueli:neon,
when I tried Ferrozone. I didn't be-
lieves is was possible far Ferrozone to
build me up so quickly. Ii a few
drays my appetite inproved, color came
into my cheeks ant I felt sronger. I
gained. eight pounds and regained, my
old time vigor through using Fer-
rozane." Try Ferrozone it assures
health. I'rice 50c.
Middlesex
On Monday morning Mr. Erwin
EGctd,gLns, who lives near Lucan bad the
misfortune to have two heed of cattle
killed by ,a stack of straw fallivaon
them.
The death is announced of Miss
Susan Gowan, at the reeidenee oif
Mr. D. Fraser, "lot 6, eon. 9,,Londton
township. Deceased had reabced the
age of 89 •yeetrs.
The quarterly official board of the
Wellington Street Mat'hadist church
have decided to extend a call oto, the
Rev. Jas. Livingstone, of Petrolea, to
become the pastor of the churhe there.
If you once cry Carter's Little Liver
Pills before retiring you would ••not
have baa that coated tongue or bad.
taste in your mouth this morning.
Keep a vial with you for occasional
use.
'Amongst the business whic%. will
come up before the Middlesei.c County
Council, at. their. meeting on Monday
next will be the repairing arid patch-
ing up of old bridges.
If sick headache is misery, what are
Oatrter's Little Liver Pills if will
positively cure it? People who have
used them speak frankly of their
worth. They are small and easy to
Make.
The death of another of London's
resi.ents occurred. on Mandel; When
Mr. A. Mountjoy •passed away at his
bxaxxi *residence. Mir. Mo'u it jos• con-
d'ut•eL•d a• wholesale Lxuit and csrn-
mission business for a number of
hpnrs.. He was born. in Devonshire,
England, 77 years ago heel February.
COU,GII OF GRIPPE.
In the seri ng ttesen Grippe was rag
i ig 1 &ad a bid attack and the cough
was sy svasre that I.th.oufgh't Itwould
cough myself to death. I got a bottle
of D:r. W.a od's Norway Pine Syrup
and tit coned .xna in a surprisingly
eb: nt ui'm.e —Mrs. 3. II. Myers, Isaac's
Harbour, N. S.
Perth
Mr. Arthur Deviney, Downie,
sold his haltered acre ,farm( near.
Lima Kilns to Pe:tear. Switzer,
Bea esharel.
.Ur. Henry Sharp, son cf Mr. H.
Feel Steep, has received: t pi otni -
t ia. He has been moved fiziom
the M -%i'on's Bank at Wood hock to
its bran.11i at Ottawa.
The Dutton farm, Stratford ]:Road,
was seed by auction a few idays, ago.
The price realized wars $6,250, the
purchaser being Mr. Hugh Kelly, of
East Niseessri,
The employees 'at Clark r& Co's. flax
twill quit work grid the mill hats: been
lies
the
of
Pains in the lack
Are symptoms of a weak, torpid or
rtagnant condition of the kidneys or
liver, and are a warning it is extremely
hazardous to neglect, so important is
1t healthy action of these organs
They are commonly attended by loss
of energy, lack of courage, and some-
times by gloomy foreboding and de-
spondency.
"1 was taken 111 with kidney trouble, and
became so weak could scarcely get around,
I'taok medicine without benefit, and finally
decided to toy flood's. Sarsaparilla. After
the first bottle 1 Lett so much better that T
continued Its use, and six bottles made me
new woman. When my little girl was e
baby, sbe could not keep anything on Her
stomach, and we gave her %food a Sarsapa-
rilla which cured her." Mas. Thomas Dr-
.TTB, Wallaeeburg, Ont.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Cores kidney and liver troubles, re-
lieves the back, and builds up the
whole system.
C?oss
•
Poor main lie can't help it.
He gets bilious. He needs a
good liver pill—Ayer's Pills.
hey act directly on the liver,
cure' biliousness. 'Co oxllelacOna:
Want your tno'llst 3 the or beard
a beautiful brown orrla ? Lisa
t B ER 3rd 1 0u3.
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE
7arw L!.Y. 114. 7!. iGx14l
closet r?.s'uxi. 7;`1 strike is the result
of a teen reetlirnt illmitt the wages; to
1» paid and saute :,lair= yr men cert" out
of enrialoyntrr.ic,
Rev. Mr. Cosgroe , of the First Pres
:byterian church, St. Marys, has ac-
cepted ,a call to the Presbyte4iun
church, in Newark, Ohio. .Ha expects
to occupy the pulpit of his newcharge
on the first Sunday in 1901.
Messrs. C. A. Ma'ybyrry, B. A., L.
L. B., Stratford �;R a
dcFF 'fe, B.
A., London, S. Martin, 13. A. St,
Marys; G. F. Rogers, B. A., Seaforth,
have been appointed examiners for
the Ontario Normal College. I1
e e
.
Mayor Hepburn and some of the
councillors of Stratford, met last
tveek Mr. N. M. Canxttin, who is' pro-
moting a scheme to build a radial
.railway from Steatford to St. Jos-
eph, et the city Mali.
Mrs, Hibbert B.;el, Newbury, N. S.
writes: "I was in bee for weeks; with
Rheumatism and could not move with
gout t ip, I began using Miiburn's,
Rheumatic Pills and one box relieved
the pain and six boxes completely cur-
ed me."
Dr. Fred'e'rick Parker, son of Mr.
J'onaib,an Pastier, of Stratford, will
take over Dr. Egbert's practice in Mil
vertcn, about the firstof next month
Dir. Parker has conducted a successful
prdebice at Bruce. Mines for several
'.ears past.
The seventeen year old daughter of
Dir. Thornton of West Oxford!.
Whilst stooping to pick up a cob
of earn, got her hair caught in the
evolving cogs of a. siraty cutter,
and had a portion of the scale torn
off. Tile wound bap been de e,ssed
mud there are favorable hopes of her
reaover'y. •
The death of Ge.orge Knox took
place; a•L th1e home of his mother, loL
e, .con. 9, East Niseouri on . Friday.
Dete•ased was. a populate young man
Ginty 26 yyears of age and much
sympathy is felt in the neighbors
hood for'the bereaved relatives.
Mrs. D. McLarty, of St. Marys, near
ly bled to death 'recently. A blood
vessel burst in her nose and it, was
with great difficulty that the flow
of blood was stopped She as very
week. from loss of blood but Os 'now.
out of danger.
Hagyard's Yellow 011 Lakes out pain
reduces swelling and allays inflamma_
Lion. Cures Rheum•a,tism, Stiff
joints; Contracted: Chords Soret Throat
Croup, Quinsy, este'. It sloes not stain
the skin of soil the clothing. Price
25c.
A siingular case in M:arnington
townehip was the death of Mr.' and
Mrs. Henry Sieling. Mrs. Sieling died
in the 'morning and next day waslol-
l'nwsdrby her husband. The former
was 78 and the later 01. They eve:re
buried in the same grave. Both were
pioneers of the township.
A very large• end pretty wedd'ieg
wus celebrated at the home of Mr.
seta M,rs. R. J. Ballantyne, 2nd con-
ceertion, Downie, on Wednesday, Nov.
X18. when their da,u,ghter, Lizzie,. who
joined in marriage Lo Mr. J. P., Wad -
die, whose home is on the St.1 Mtatt'yts
Road.
A' quiet wedding took place at . the
:home of Mr. Thos. Vivian initheiwest
ward, M.itohell, on Wednesday, Nov.
18, when his second daughter, Miss
Pearl, was united in marriage to Mr.
W. H. Hoare, souiig+ejsb son .o$ . Mr,
and itlrs. I. Hoard. The marriage
oaromony was performed by Re,v. C.
W. Brown and witnessed only by ' the
damply :oonmeotions of Che contnict-
pertiiies. • ;
•
ltbr Alndisrson, of Irquocs Hier
School; whose aappl'£cation for the.
teresical masLerailaip of the St.
Marys. Collegiate, Institute wee ac-
'aeipteli by the Board hast 9 xiidfay , ev-
ening, will not go to St. Mnalys.
The I.x oquoie board raised his • srnl•.
a try. Mr. W. Morrison of Barrie, ,a
_former teacher, was second choice
but 'he has moot yet been be'ar'd from
It ie •prnbable'thaut he too, will not
apce;pt.:
Patrick Whelihan, of St. Marys died
on Sunday from an attack of appendi-
citis at the age of 74 years. Deceased
was one of the pioneer settlers oit that
town, and has always taken a very ac-
tive interest in valeto affairs., • He
was registrar for south riding of
Pettit at the time of his death. He
was also a magistrate and a member
of the Collegiate Institute Board,: a
consiete'nt 'me'mbe,r, •of. the .Roman Ca-
tholic Miva•eh a Liberal in politics and
a highly -respected citizen.
,IIEAI.7ACUE VANISHED.
•Mrs. E. W. LeG'all.ais, St. Godfrey,
P. Q., says: "1 have used Mi•lbusn's
Steering :Headache Powders for sick
blea'dacha. Alter taking, two powders
I felt better and was able to get up
and go on with my work."
INSURANCES COMPANIES
The •annual 'report of the Inspector
of Insurance for this Province for the
st'.air ending Dece'mber, 1902 has been
, ee ived. Tahe following :statisticscon
corning the cc,mpamies of this .county
wilt be of interest to our readers
1Iow'ick.—Total assets, S246,-066; ne-
%Lpts, $10,941; disbursements, $13,869
assaaomenis, $10,110; working ex-
ts'cmmis, 81,471'; paid for losses, $11,584
politica in ford•, e3,470; naw and re-
newed, 1,085; - cancelled, 944 ;ambnnt
aft Tisk:, $5,220e1135,
:W'cet We:wetneel .--Total assets, 8194
819; nodelipb, 86,733; disbursements,
.$7,545: assetdmetn!te, $5,3192 ; wanking
tt$pelune1',. $1412 ; pawl far losses,
:377; Policies in force 8,178; new and
'enewedi, 1,092; cancelled, 1,007; aemo-
ount hal elek, $4,852,3.73.
hicli[lc+p. --.Total assets, $104,106
receipts, $8,728; disbursetoaepts, $7r
538; uspossment y6,100 ; w•arktag ex
pa s*E*', $932,; paid losses, $5,482; :pol-
teies In force, 2,244; WA" and' renewed,i
551 t eaaneellekt, 476; amount at rislr,$3.
255,765.
II:tele--Total assets, 8126,706; receipts
$ 7 O; disburse Monts $6,388; assess-
n;e nets. $631; working expenses, 8618;
ii,•tid for lasses, 85,285;/policies in' force
1.809; new and 'renewed, 555 ; cancelled
559; amount at risk $3,276,470.
Us borne .and Hibbert, -total assets,
896,963; reeipis, 86,516, disbursec-
cuents, $6,835; assessments, $6,090;
working expeinses, $825 paid for loss-
es, $1,451; policies in force„2,012 ;• new
and ,renewed, 703; cancelled, 781; 'am-
ount at frisk, .$ 3,611,259.
None of the oonapauies have .any; li-
abilities. There are in all 12,522.
members who have paid, during- the
reasr. 8".2,8,'923 'in tesse'ss'men•ts. There
were paid in losses, 533,189 while ,the,
working exsenses were $'3;959. The
total receipts : amounted to $31.706,
and Ube disbursements to $32,173. The
total assets of all t is ' •antic ? am-
� h
h'•i p
canted to $737,560, and bhe amount at
rick foots •up to $x9,616,302. From
these figures it will be seen that the
a ,.
conn. anu.• are all careful n a
sand coonomi
p
ically managed the working expanses
and the, fire 'losses beipgl:exceedintgl,y
low in comparison with the amount
at risk
Miss Maud Porter,who has been
'tetaiclh, mg in U. S. S. Vo. t10;. Hulleli t,
leaves at the em,d of the year. At sun:-
tcesso'r has not yet been secured:
The Ontario Government has ap-
pointed W. F. Scott, of Brussels to the
newly -created office of Homestead In-
apeetor in New Ontario, and he will
commence his duties at once.
Six eases of smallpox have: been dis-
covered in Ham.iota, Man .T•he)aissease
WOO •brtni9b1 Prom Dekate bye mmmir
grant Charles McMillan. The boun-
dary is closely quarantined by the
Dominion authorities, as the epidemic
is prevalent in Dakota.
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
Large Bankrupt Stock of (117 �Q
Gold Watches, each only ,
Just consider it, a stand-
ard 7 -jewelled watch,go]d-
filled cases, warranted for
20 years for only $7.5o C.
0. D., on approval.
We have secured at a Large discount
a limited stock of these watches,hence
our ability to sell them at such aprice.
This is a chance of a lifetime to ob-
tain a high grade warranted watch.
returned at our expence if not satis-
factory.
The Central Supply Co,
413 Park Ave.,
LONDON ONT.
„atiT Ong' AND MAIL t -s THIS COUPON
The Central Supply Co.
Please send me 0. 0. D. by Express
one of your $7.50 (ladies or gents)7
jewelled 20 years guaranteed gold ll -
ed watches the same to be examined
and approved by me before accept-
ance
Name
Address e
Express/1)ffice.. ....
KRKRImmoomalim
F
On Main street, Sept. 27th, the follow-
ing letter. Owner may have it on
application to Times Office, and
paying cost of this adeortisewent•
My Ownest Own.—
fence your' cruel repulse from` my
side at. the hand—er, rather, the foot
of .pa, 1 have mused long and fondly
darling, on your daring proposition
tirtalt I should 'fly with you and be at
nest. 1 know it's naughty, and nay
lteairt and my conscience reptro've me,
but I'm 'reedy to fly with you, dearest,
to the utmost parts of the earth.
11 I rehenber aright the instruc-
tians were :Carrriage ; ` corner streeit,
midnight, then away to a land where
the scorner is not. Terms to be made
at leisure w teeinfuriated papa. Peace
being made, we are to return to Eaten.
er, reeeive his blessing, settle down,
and live :happily ever afterwards, just
lime ATtl.ur and Angeliaa, the couple
in "Far Love and Fortune; or Love
will Find a Way.” You know ..the
book, love.
I do so hope IIot!rxng will happen.. to.
,peeve'at our escape. If pa,should •catch
us before we are married— ae t
The Rind You Have Always Bought, and which has been.
In use for over 30 years, has borne the signs, rare of
and has been made under his per...
fT sonal supervision since its infancy.
Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just -as -good" are Mit
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health or
Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment.
:
hat CASTORIA
Castoria is a, harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare.,
Boric, :[drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. I(
contains t„xrls neitl.cr Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, r Constipation
es Tcet ng T o blas, cu es Constipat n
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea—The Mother's Friend.
CENU@a E CA
T
RIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
THE CENTAUR COMPANY. TT MURRAY STREET,
NEW YORK CITY
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Portland Cement
•••sion,mimma_.
WE HAVE just received a. quan-
tity of the best grade of Port -
and cement
can be had at either Centralia or
Exeter Storehouses.
WANTED
WHEAT, OATS, BARLEY
For which full market prices will be
paid at storehouses.
EXETER,
CENTRALIA,
AND CLANDEBOYE.
JOS. COBBLEDiOK
1111/•®11®16110@9®01•••01®®o
WANTED
A man to represent "OANADAB*.
GREATEST NURSERIES" in the town of
EXETER
and surrounding country, and take
orders for
OUR tIRRUY SPEGlflUT1E8-
in Fruit Trees, Small Fruits,
Ornamentals, Shrubs,Roses,
Vines, Seed Potatoes, &c.
Stock true to name and free from San
,lose Scale. A permanent position for.
the right man on either salary or
commission.
Stone & Wellington
FONTHUL NUESsRTES
over 800 acres
TORONTO, - - ONTARIO"
J
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lege
The old-fashioned juke -oven was the best our great grand-
mothers could get. They baked in it in a kind of a way and
were satisfied with it because they knew nothing better. But
the modern housewife wastes time and good food when she
fails to avail herself of the improvements of the
Imperial Oxford Range
No other range on the market can do the baking this oven
does. The oven is kept evenly supplied with fresh super-
heated air all the time.
See this range at your dealers or write to us direct.
The Gurney Foundry Co., Limited
Toronto, Canada
Wininipog
Montreal
Vancouver 12
SOLD BY T. • H-AWIZINS & SON
Charlie, I shudder to think of the con.
sequences. But with you. lave, I'm
prepared for the worst. Smile when
you see me in church, and' shall know I
you expect me to be ready when the • London, Huron
fateful time names.
And noir, Chargee, my own beloved
and mucth,.a.bused darling, adieu. till
we meet et the witching hour otf',mid-
night et the corner of the street.
Yours till death,
CLA;RA.
P. S.—Perhaps you had better see
Bowe & Atkinson, the furniture deal-
ers, about furnishing the cottage. s,o
we will haus a home to , come to ,af-
ter :we Inane beanreconciled to pa.
They haw the largest stock and ,you
can get the best :choice besides they
are selling at't'be old prices. Slee
them about the furniture at once.
and Bruce.
GOING NORTH— Passenger.
London, depart........ 8.15 A, M. 4.40r, a..
Centralia 9,1 5 60
Exeter 9.30 8.0
Hensen 9.44 6;15
Nippon 9.50 6.25
Brncefleld 9.58 - 8.33
Clinton 10.15 8.55
Wingham arrive 11.10 8.00
T3or VG SOUTH— Passenger
Wingham, depart 6.C3 A. r.. 8.15 P. at
Olintcti 7.47 4.25
Bruoafield 8.05 4,49
Nippon .ib 4.67
Bansall .22 5 02
8.435 0
6 5:255
,9.37 6,12
Exeter
Centralia •
London .arrive...
BEWARE OF WORMS.
:Don't let Worms'g'naw at the vitae
of your cbilriren. Give, theta Dr.
Low's Pleasant Worm Syrup anode'
tahey'il, soon be "rid of these parasites,.
25 cents.
• EXETER MARKETS
Wheat per bushell . , .. 75 to 7T'
Oats new . .. 26 to 26,
Barley .. 37 to 39'
Butter 18
Eggs 20t
Wool 14 to 14
Pork live weight .,,'.$5.10 to • 85.10
Pork Dressed .... $7.00 to $7.25
Turkey ....
Duels 8
Chicken ..,. 6
To Curt a' Cold in One Day Lit:Z..
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Take Laxative Brom Quintile eats, o9it eveief
Seven MiiL1on► boxes sold in past 12 months. This signature, • va!" ; m+ ' boli. 25c4
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