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Tito iNllits Yon
l'he Buse:own Wor d wants only
be young weekend women ono
are thoroughly eompeteutentbeir
week. There es uo eater playa to
get this thoroughness than at
neteADAin nenT enall091.,
Begin the Taw wan enrol too
Itailway fare to elo xelunded.
Catalog"ponow ready to mid
74114Xge.
BROWN, Prhieleal.
S
JANUARY 28th
904.
ler IN'hoe they were corafortablyloolee 1A. full eneetiog of tile. Board an
en after by tin fe. T. R., uotil Saturd, Council is eet for Fritley evening of
day, wheu titer were, then able to re- I title week ot n o'clock in ale. Towo
sumo 1.Ireir joerney, Paseengers go, ,
tan soutb were also detained here.
On Sunday a. gevere storm Again pre- ; IS YOUR BREATH BAD?
veiled, completely blockint. all trafe
fie by rail and ell Monday' and ?Town I Bad breath is oue of the early syr
J ay ?II trainL$.. were cancelled.. The iltorns of catarrh, which ellnult
ba
first train to get throogh readied ';ebecleed at own ad rot allowed to
here on Wednesday afternoon. The Jun into consumption. The sureet
freiglat sryic is vompletely tied up 1 tura is nraeoraut, beating ca Catarrhoz-
Th secret of the re_ one: wineh oure.e, arrie Aerie vino
' t o
f Th;
,stlizegeltitis,pitsealli,3
Ilt;s eause. No case is too, cbronic.
•teton the most stubborn yield. in
...,1be,en revealed bp a, eb
bel ean- / balsamic: va yer of
ant arker lhiriy-four yeare: silence. a abort time to lei
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,This wan, wise is to -day a Nvell..Ignowu ICatarthozone. ft. =akin cures that 5 days.
laet, nor ono cured by Catarritozone XElle3-11.A.Ehle-.ru • Usborne. ()reject -
Locals lwas a IlMa nit °bamet ctetrione, ud,son Bey Company factor at tar cured. natarrhozone is ploas nary 13th. 1901, Mary Ann Rowe,
p, Mr. hta
ond Mrs.
of at on.
ONES. -In Ponoka. on Jan. 6,
to Mr. apd Mrs. Morley Joites, fore
ninny or Seephert, a son
• MARRIED.
EAVER-FINKBEINER.-Int iCreelie
on Jan., 13tre, by Rev. G. D. Daman
Dlr. Harr, av
y Beer, to Miss Iitotrut
daughter ot Mrs. Boehm Finlebeheer
all of Oxediton.
Sodom. on Jan. 17th ,e904
Emily Wilson, wife a Mr. John
Smith. aged 36 yearse1 month and
as
ay,
ithe time of tbe rebellion, at the fun-
1dIA3ss ; bite or Woodstock, w ot, as eral of Pierre Des-ebeinbault and nee
vulgerl to Mr. Nacnarlane that after
spent the past month with her friend
Miss Cora Fowell, returned bornwitiain the foancltarrhonone, ceon
e this /Seett's 'warder a g"ug ix -h
rave-wa'
week. trt a cotfin eupposed i idele. Ptt .5-1.00 :
f
Parkhill on Saturdav, owing to the tie grave. but Seatt'S remains were
Puroplotey, iinterment the body was dragged by a l
ante convenient ond sere to use, re-
lieves almost instantiy and is guararn .
teed to ure revery typetof Catarth,
bronchitis and asthma. Use only Ca,
Mrs. J. Charltou was' called tee it° eautaiu 1•IPP ba1.17 was 133wered siz 254n4
serious illin atoam
oess leer another, Mrs. in°t After the noeek • •Grediton
thL.
few trusty men. to the. bank a thei -The very severe cold s a the
Mr. George Creennan nes 'peen ale- „Red River, and at a point near wal
here :rooet itopessible state of the °ode
pointed to sunned Dr. Mille as Prin-
eipal of toe. Ontario Agricultural ,;ththe Broadway nridge now *tends wee -Itas ,lieen felt very Iteouly horn Our
Celleoe, GuellPutb, . ron.....t. a bole in the me and stoele of provisions is beeoining re-
,
,g, E. matfett, woo ;Iasi Nen:1r 'sank by =nine or a wereht tied about eluced nod tlie coal•bins are getniug
low. All are hoping for a illavoseon
past moatii wnh Kir Invents, Dr axid '
ans. liannon. returned to her home
in Chatham, on Saturday.
Iliss Kemp wept to Senfortie, Sat-
e et t
The rreebytery of Huron met in i -An oyster supper will be glee!). y
Willis vluireb, Clinton, on "Inesday the Independent Order or Forestera, of • .•
can testify to the curative prop.
leen On 'account of the state of tbe ' thie place on Wednesday evening., Feb. 5
ties of Iron -ox. I was so
urday to attend tbe funeral of the el • 'ir ads the attendance 3rd. All tbe members and them fri-
, . .
late Miss Piokard. eldest denialther of
, was eauell affectea. aes.non minutes eRds axe luvited to attend. Af ar e I) d
so much torture that eating
becatne a dread to me. I was
I induced to try Iron -ox, I was
completely cured and have
not bad a return of the trouble
since. I can safely recom-
mend your medicine to any
beloved wife a naive Irerelake, ale.1
ed 57 sears., months, 29 days.
u e
Cutter
.0.0utter?
We bave the finest stock in toWn
il the hetes - in tbe newee
colors.
Our prices areCa
motor 0
T L1BN VA. -Drowned near Victoria, for first-class
I3. ne, on January Oth, 51rs 'Norman ship,
1
%furrier, nee -74135 Hannah Green-
wood, formerly of Stephen, aged 42
years.
Food Was Torture—How
lron-ox Tablets Cured I
R. j. Fowler, of Orillia.
• February 19, 1903.
It is with gratitude that I
Mr. anel Mrs. Urn, lane, er oteveral emeoralmaions evernentim- oreters are *erred, eoert. peonrein , a, iy trout, cc! •
with dyspepsia
The gpupil$ or room: v. ra OUP petb- ..q4e4 anni approved. Elders' connote- nil) be een I that whatever I ate caused tut
lia >soloot ban a. Itotiday during the emus in favor of tile follening were Deetti of ntrs. Flannery. -It is our
torseu'ete9C mete. Torch' earr‘.11%ritsel/ 11.1°Tereedi:arletk,INevsnars.' 1 olleueli.inMeeheatt,ID114. LdeidallidoulrYM.Z•so. TI.I.°Inintetryh!'ionetrotiliZ
Otelfoven, Jas. Buchanan, A. nIcPbere daugbter or Mrs. Jas. liodgietee of this
. eon, S. Cartiothan and We elallantyne. 'place. Deceased, was ni her 40th year
Tile usual grants to ad reenevingeene and non a cneraJ iavoritawith ell
grogatious were reeonantondto. tin• tile remelt:le were interred:in tbe Exwts-
reported that the congregation or eler cemetery, On Wendeeday.
Ontario 'Government timber hunts, OT °Ilit°4413;torilaruecteiprie‘tnirt itTadheadaudildi t; ,
Mr. McDermott Ilan 1.13ue4 Li-wrIt for
him on. a limit that went to Time. balanen and suet). Care, as warented o `of the board for the current year was • ci, •
teed with gratification and Mr. Shaw ;change WaS made in the officiateetne j , .
Orlillat Opt.
mrs 7.4ger reeenno the men intern. was appoiuted to convey to the ladies officere and members et contrail -tees
at eleat society t1e. congratulatione of "remaining as for leen Ito.enediately
" in au -ural an adjourned ees-
Job Lot of Dress Goods in plain and fancy color.
ings,regular 2,5,35 and, 40c to clear at 22ge.
job Lot of Window Shades, 37 inches wide with
fringe and lace, none worth less than 75c
to clear at *ft* •• t••• •• sr** P*4•4.91.50C
Y*
Teazle Cloths for wrappers, 21 pieces, regular xo
and I23Ac yd to clear at tz yds. for oo
All Wool Puritan Blankets, best made in Canada
regular 65c a lb to clear
Gallatea Shirting in Stripes,Dominion Dili% goods
guaranteed fast colors to us regular 12$4
tor ........• •• •••• YR** •••• toe
Job lot or Dominion Suspenders, to doz. bot at a
price, made of ends of 35' 40 and 50C alas -
tics toclear at...• Ise.
air.
Ladies' Black Cashmere Hose SineS 85.1, 9.1 90
regular a$, and 40c to clear at ......25c. ap r
Alsorbant Lurgan Crash Towelling regular tot for Sc.
Blue, also red Check Tea Towelling very wide
and heavy regular, 12 Ye for •••••• ••• • • • • oc•
Brown Waist Lining regular x5 for
Colored Liberty Ribbons, very wide, in blue and
pink regular 25 for. • ..• . • * • • r • • • tsc
Shot Ribbons, very wide, in good staple shades
regular 4o for •••••r***1.11,....*••• 20C
If you want
anything in Furs
of any kind come
to us for
GENUINE
BARGAINS
We will sell you
job Lot of Men's Tweed Pants, all sizes regular
• SI 75 for .... ........ ............ ....
1 Men's lined Smocks, lined with flannelette at 1 45
ri and $1.7o .... .... .... .... .... • • • . * . • •
I
i Men's Rubberised Double Breasted Sinocks,made
• by Standard 1Vicintosh Co. sold all over
Canada at $2•50 our price .... - .... S2.0o
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1 Men's Tweed Top Shirts, very heavy and well
i
sewed regular li.50 our price...-. 950
P.
la Men's Navy Serge Top Shirts, very heavy and '
• well made regular 1 75 our price .........., $1,15
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We stll Johnston's Cheese, none better, obtains
best prices on the market, our price.. ....i5c lb.
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atrial; McDermott.. a auntie j.
V', Ont., bum Ids way' there will ba
more exeroine than prorit for Peter
Ryau iu tne recent auctiouing of the
oeureep damages beeause, ,3fr repo re. tors appointed eneteoned the trees -
EXETER SCI1001, DOARD
fused to aceopt as finale bid made by =e'en boots and t"UllO I:V.-arable 'January 20,eli, The Eiret rueetInn , suffering from rlyspepsia
report of the W. F. AL S. was ream. .21Oth, as required he eterletn• .3STO
quite within lais righte in selling
Alacicie. Mr. Ryan said that be. was ireondunoll of thaulte. Thu favorable held in be town hall. -Weilnesdiey.Jan I In Igestion.
Virty Iron -ox Tablets, in an attractive
aluminum pocket ease, ee cents at drug.,
gists, or sent, postpaid, on receipt of
price. The Iron -ox Remedy Co„,-enin..
ited, Walkerville, Out.
R. J. FOWLER,
property to the ingbese bidder.
genes last. week or the deatb of her
cousin, Lucinda Portico, beloved. wife
of 4Mr. Downing, who Wed at Sarnio,
on Tueeday, January 10th, after a
'ef Intone. She wee in her uellal
heelth up to within Awe or three
he l'resbytere. the next reoular ; ener
flC"ng takes piece in Clinton on the . sion Wan 1101d when toe following
Tuesday ili March. „bueinese Wa5 duty submitten and ape
Snowed. In. --Ten denrees erat then wooed ;-
eighteen degrees inlow zero, no Sun- ' Per II. Huston and S. Martin-Tbat
. h d most heartily approve of
eod days of her dentine %alien she %vessel& da$' accompauied by hevy „no
daily seeized With a never° iUaess storms and bigh winds driving and the teetiroonial given be the clam to
il'ere „the snow into lenge elrifteatone is Helen D. Pringle. and most cor-
day. still cold. Blowine an easterly ,dially testir to tbe aItbtU1 and ef- 90 acres, tot 6, coneesslon 4, Steplien
gale on Tuesday, with tha mercury in factual services . ten:dere& bee leer to ownship. Good buildings. Plougb-
the thermometer down lo nowhere the Exeter public, in her role anpri- lug all done. 12 acrenot fait wheat.
for Sale or Rent
clear being orated upon'at the, ea-
pital she ouccUmbed to leer ailment.
Deceased was a doughter of Mr. Ed.
Portice. of Sarnia, who resided hero
Lor many years and conducted. the and a blunting snouesolm. . n ne ina .
retaliate betel. Piled up evenYwhere;three feet on for the last, thirteen years. They
Word bas been received ah Quebec tlie level. Lots et purnen frozen up : would also as cheerrully testify to the
from Cleatetto Ilan' on tbo Labrador Trees in the bush and the frame house exemplary col:idea and correct de -
coast, that a courier old arrived ira roticitiog with loud report, ow- 1pertment that has cbaracterizeel ail
there frone NortheWitst River. Ori.th ing to the severe frost. Roads block- :any:malt 'the years, making her Ano
tlao information that Mr.11ubbard,oe ed :from fence to fence with snow, trusted servant of the boand and the
"Outing," of New York, had died drifts. Several ears anlltenh-asba°112o3rVid nst beloved friend and model of all those
under her care.
the explorino, party sent out by the alraoet impassible for i
from starvation in the eriolds of Labe nipped, by "Eing Frost." No freight ', Per IL Huston andS. Martin.
radoon the lath of October last and trains since Jan. 18th. Ntails irronue ,That the following accounts be ap-
r
that the remains were on their way ler and none from Saturday till Thurs revved ;-
up to Quebec by dog train with the day,. No communication with the i IE. J. npacknian & On, brooms, etc.,
other mortabers of the expedition, tl -------------- is • ste 80 - Ross & Taylor,. lumbar, $3.60 ;
which expeeted to reaele Cliateau Bay '
•some tOme in Mardi. North-West
River is several hundred miles below
'Chateau Bae.
Trains Stalled. -On Friday, of last
week the trains north and south on
the Landon Huron &arum were both
stalled. On Thursday night the train
going north became fientein a snow
bank about one mile and a halrfrorn
here, most or the passengers baying
to remain on Me train all night. In
tbe morning rigs were eent out to
to bring the ftassengers to Exet-
-.
• •ber in tlator pulalic sebool for further nerticulare apply* to
P1111,12 LANE,
Centralia, P.
oatisitte wor . ,
coal in the hands or the dealem and $1...25; A. E. Evans, plaotering, B4e6O;
J. Ilearnan. hardware zundnette
factory at Winehelsea and there war in in the far East or not; wt NV
a *limited supply in the bius 0 the .n. goneen, en acct., scrubbing, none; loaded into tbe ice? hem. The work
consumers, tbings are assuming ratb- . in golooe, ahovelling snow.. VA : to be completed bythe last day. of
or 0 serious outlook.Garlinfr.- February, .1990te The , lowest or any
I Per II Huston and W.
(That che board declare their appiava
BLINDED WITH HEADACnE• ;al of the comparatively fnequant. use
TENDERS WANTED
40••••....111..
There will be received tby the un-
dersigned. until entTUREAY, JAN.
Wth, at 6 o'clock p. m., for cuttiog
and drawing from forty to fifty cords
or nee, as rewired. Fatie etard to
consist or thirty blooleV 21x21 inches,
by more than ane. toot thick, from
the pond at Nnoodisara to the Butter
I 40
.,g
c•1:.
•
• Visit us for
Dress Goods
Loss of Flesh
When you can't eat break-
fast, take Scott's Emulsion.
When you can't eat bread
and butter, take Scott's
Emulsion. When you have
been living on a milk diet and
want something a little more
nourishing, take Scott's
Emulsion.
To get fat you must eat
fat. Scott's Emulsion is a
great fattener, a great
strength giver.
Those who have lost flesh
want to increase all body
tissues, not only fat. Scott's
Emulsion increases them all,
bone, flesh, blood and
nerve.
For invalids, for con-
valescents, for consumptives,
for weak children, for all
who need flesh, Scott's
Emulsion is a rich and com-
fortable food, and a natural
tonic. •
• Scott's Emulsion for bone,
flesh, blood and nerve.
We will send you
a free sample.
Be sure that this picture
In the form of s label is on
the wrapper of every ipttie
of Emulsion you buy.
,J. O.ne Door NortU01:rQS1-'Oi116 11
SCOTT & BOWNE,
CHEMISTS.
TOMO% Ontario.
50c. and Sly; druggist$
BEFORE YOU
L fitstf, eee
usse
Alt Town Rail.
▪ Mr -
l or 'the fire drill,
People oftten geblinding headaches ; Per S. Martin and:W. Carling; --
that 'surfer from constipation. Simp- Than the appointmerit of a commorci-
lest remedy is Dr. Hamilton's Pills of , al master with the opening of the
Mandrake end Butternut They are .
, Easter term be submitted to the tea-
nuld, 'Pertain ond sate. For headache i chars' supply committee for coneidera
and billiousness uso only Dr., llama- ; tion witla the. principal in consultation
ton's Pills. Price 25e. tand that a report or their judgment
-- be submitted to the board at itei•nexf
Thames Road regular nestion. ny Will be held in the
tender not necessarily,.accepted.
JI.ES JONES, Winehelsea.
JOSHUA JOHNS,
Two Door
ntEPICAL
kv lb; ti &I. D. M
.r. (4r::doato V•etotia ,x‘re.
:ce 1.4, ttottoMett LOOM.
L•ry, Exeter-
ENTA1,
iiiini.1.4Elleaire,e1V1',
s.p. Honor tiradluttO
of Toronto leniversity, Demean
Teeth noreent wnbout pain sr
• bed After latftvls,, °Mee in Fie.
son's block, West side of MOD
treet.' Exeter'
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NOTICE
The annual leo:toting oE the memb-
ers or the llsborne and Hibbert Far-
mers' Mutual Fire Insurance Com-
-.The anniversary or the Thames an inepectoral visit be'neade by the
Per J. Evans and II. Huston. -That ' Pa
Public Hall, Farquhar
Road Presbyterian church will be board to the sellout at 9.30 a. In., On
held on Sunday. January 31st, and Thursday, Jan. 21st -On the-
Mo.nday, Irebraza.ry lste Rev Mr. Por W. Cerling.-Adjournment. IIST FEBRUAR
-- a Sea.torth, will take (be J. GRIGG, &Wry.i At 1 O'clock na .
viral CRICK I'S THE BACK 1 Ilusiness.-Receivird the Direc'tors'---- Secretary-Treasu.rer's and Audetors'
You tare up against a whole lot of reports : the election of Directors, and
trouble duless you hgve a :strong re- auditors and any other business deena-
SION WITII WORMS. medy like !etre nee
on -nee. , Te and. dielodge stiffness from the, mos- ;Company.
Airs. 3.- B. Mayo, S'Ali.11.8tuk°'1" " • cles and joints. Just rub isTerviiing on ,,THOS. CAMERON, THOS. RYAN,
Q., hvrote the following; "Ono on my the painful spot -not much rubbing ; Secretary. President.
children took sick wieh worms, and
. because Nerviline has plots power ;
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1),IV ANDIES014, (0. D. 1. 08
DBNTIST.
Boner Graduate of the Toronto Vniversu,7
and Reyel Colleva or Dental t4urgeons of
Ontario, with honors Also Voqt,grativate of
Chicago School of Prosthetic .Peni ry (with
honorable rocatica.
Everything known to the Dental Profession
ilonein this oilice. Bridge work. crowns, al,
lurainum, gold and vulcanite 'tastes done la
the neatest manner poAsible, A perfect),
harmless anaesthetic used fat painless extrao-
tion.
OdIce one door Eolith or Carling Expender,
xetereout,
ONEY LOAN
ends to 1can on Faust proves -toot Four
d ale per cent.
ERNEST imam-
ViONEY TO LOAN
We bave unlimited private funds for firms*
meat upon i31111 Or village prey/en:ye* levet*
rates of intemt..
DICILSON & WILING
Fatiter.
riONEY TO LOAN:
We have a nine amount of private funds to
loan on farm and villageproperties :144...wrote.
of interest.
GLADISLO.N STANBITRY
Barristers SolicitOrs, Moin-St.,..Exoter*
FRED ELLIOTT
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC.
Money to Lean
Oirmn-(Formerely of Elliott and Glachnana
lifAllst STREET, =Ernie,
DICKSON & CARLING,
Barrieters, Solicitors. Notaries, Conveyancers,
Commissioners. Solieitors for the Jiteleans
Bank,Etc.
Money toLoan at lowest rates of interest.
OFFICE:-NIAIN 13TIMET. =STEM
8. R. CARLING 1%. IT. mama
services on Sunday, and on Monday
the usual tea-nteoting will be held,
which always proves the great attrac
hon.
vensagnartoomenansimiweamp
• • •
Terms—Cash or Produce. ••-
OPPLESTONE & GARDINER. POPPLE.SITONE & GARDINER•
eterearert Merebanta„ Gautelat Merohnnts.
' • ttl in and ed neces.sary in the interest. of the
after trying everything without get- than ordinary reinedies. You won't
-win he made to the L—egislative Assembly.or
and oEfeetually," • ' * Adonis of Oakland syas,
Grand Bend
hat Exhibitors say
" 414,
"
‘010.tore.".‘
re.
ting relief we procured D.r. Low's suffer long after Nerviline 'APPLICATION TO PARLIAMENT
for it relieves almost instantlyenirri
ibe PrOVIRde Of Ontario a. I e nex
Worm $yruipt -which meted prompeiy
hadOat used Nerviline I guess:my back
Would ba stiff yeti., A few, applicani- INSeossrtihoti mtbiedireiontdfirimwAae; icnocmorproonra3rtintogr Ttihnet
Ions viline took out ail the sore
, Notice is hereby given that au application
ef -Mrs. E. Bossenbery Ls at o
-resent' 'ness and stiffness: I can recommend ur ose of constructing and operating by eleo-
on the sick 1 the Bailway Coxnmittee any other motive
triOdY or compressed air (or If approved by
-Mr. Ezra Brenner spent Sa;tur-
day and Sunday with friends in Exet-
er.
-We are pleased to learn that Mrs.
Je.W. Holt is reeovering after a sev-
ere sickness for a four days.
-Miss L. Young left her this week
to visit her sisters'in London and -De-
troit before returning to her home in
Xint Portage.
-We notice that Mr. Richard
Ilarailton bas his mill yard pretty full
of logs considering tha difficultyithey
bad iit ,getting them hare with the
great depth of snow.
DOnI.OR THE HORSE.
Nerviline for any ran o
rom in near or through ni the Olty of London
and the Townahirs of London. Biddulpla,Blan-
T1EM,A.N.-In Dashwood, on Ian. 11, andHullett s.nd the Town of nton and ( )
Mr. -and, Mrs. Prank. Hill, a sten. bony and the Town ofiWingham and in its-
: locrwer except steam) a system of railways
pain, also for rbeurctatism. Price 25c.
chard and Down eand the City of Stratford
BORN. • i and (b) the Tovrnships of hieGillivray, Stephen,
Plan.Md..-31.1111.s.Bers. lalymil' 0,32a js1131.. 18, to Mr. • of Seeforth and (e) the Townshais of mciKuloi
i Usborne, Hay and Tuckersinith and. the Town
thoettTowm,hips of Hibobert. Logan and Fuller
-
to Mr. and EzraeTiem.art, a sort. t° • TOnWlIttigOef a'roewril, Motr '2affittloh:rtka, and
ECILL.-In Port Huron, on Jan. ee
course through the said Townships or any of
13°MNr.DeEnd-Mt.SWthmPh:Brio' vovndejna,ne Isia,let.° incorporated cities. Towns and villages lying
them M and through any of or all the various
Intatz.--ba Stephen, on January lst., iu the route vvith power to build and operate
son. tinovurff!), ortilranch of the said railway in sec -
to Mx. and 'Mrs. Joshia Metz,a
to Mr. and 'Mrs. Richard Car ter, a. not exceeding in length in each case thirty
such branches however not to extend
T,MALLO T. -In Exeter, on Jan, 7, eo aforesaid biunicipalities resituate.1
nen. , beyond the limit of the counties M vh*ch tho
1r d Mrs Sohn Mellott, Jr, a
London, Ontario, 161:hr.'NlIsa.00lvilUtoSbrCer400.111p3E.p,licants.
CARTEB,.-Near Brinsley, on Jan •S.,. ate bi.mige,7;weltIl=r/troorabullhide
Mrs. Thos. Thompson, Roland, Man., •
writes ;- "lily husband would riot; be 'clatighter.
WARD. -On Oa nu ary 101h, to Mr.
without Hagyard's Yellow Oil in. theJ
house, as he use's it a. tood dc,a1 tor
doctoring up the horses and: considers
it splendid." Price 25c.
Civic Advisory Council
In 'response Lo a special request of
the ‘council a ropregentative meeting
of ilte business naen of ' the village
was held in Lac town Hall, on Tues-
day evening last when an association
was formed to a.ct as the councils ad-
visory- On all important question.s• re-
lating (to the civic administration and
industrial development of the village
The ,following offioers avere duly elect
at, ;–,Ptesitlent. T. 13. Carling„ 1st.,
viee-pres., Dr. Lutz; 2/1d., vice -pros.
Dr, Dtowning ; See'ry, J. Grigg, Trees,
T.iLvt4mmtea
Mccooailunitt,,.poo t a dindiottaiob%rvi
als, eona;
8u
also formed composed of the follwing
--W. H. 1,evelt. R. Pleks.rd, T Harvey.
N. D. Iluxdon, F. E. 1(arn. The num-
ber enrolled at presenU M twenty-four
AT LIFE'S
• EVENING.
TO those well along in
years there comes, accord-
ing to the condition_ or the
system, their measure of
ills and suffering. Some
are young at 70, while
others are old at '.10.
Elderly people who once
use Dr. Leonhardt's Anti -
find that it has marvel-
ous power to relieve them
of the troublesth at nothing
else will shake Off, espeei-
all y backache, constipa-
tion, bladder trouble, fail-
ing appetite, and indiges-
tion. If ANTI -PILL is used
upon taking cold, the aches
and pains that usually fol-
low will be avoided. To
prove this, send , to :Wm-
sax-Ftr c Go, 1‘,Tiag ar a
Falls, Ont., for a free sani,
plc. A"srt-Prnt, is sold by
druggists at 50 cents a box.
90 per cent. DE Fat Cottlo exhibited.
at Provincial Winter Fair, 1903,nvere
fed with Worthington's Canadian Stoe
ckTonic.
Dealt Sirs -
We have been feeding yet= Stock
rood to cattle for some time, and fthd
it to be an excellent tonic. 'We have
also fed it to horses ,and pigs, end are
quite sure it is tire best stockfood we
bare ever tried. Clux• priz,e winning
canto at the Provincial "Winter )F<iir,
1963, were -fad Worthintnton's Steele'
tonie. LESLIE & PEAREN.
Breeder Shorthorn. Cattla
Acton Ont.
Dear Sirs --
1 find your Stock Poodle a very ex-
cellent Tonic nor eattle ,giving them
a good appetite and keeping their di-.
gergive organs in, a healthy ,working
°audition,. nue eteernScothen exhibit-
ed anWintea Pair, weighed at birth 80
lbs., at 35 mmetla's 200 lbs., xnakenn
gain of 55 lbs. per. month. It pays to
Worthington'4 Atook FoccLIA
ANDREW RICHARDSON,
Ereeder Shbrthorn Cattle.
• 1?eopabun, Ont.
Dear Sirs -
We have -used your 'SLock 'Food for
both cattle and hogs and find it gives
e•ood. szaisfaction. Several nt our
tle haVc shown sa ,gainitd ovetn100
thi
per month -while feeding it.
SAS, WILSON &,,SONS.
Breeder of Shorthorn Cattle and York
,:sbiro, Hogs ,•, Per,gus, 'Ont.
t 6 th 6 Price...
10 lb. :box, 200 heeds. 50c,; 50 lb- sack
V -00 -
Manufactured. by
ME NVORT111VGIC0N DRUG CO.,
'Gnelph, Out.
0,7 sale by, Qarling Bros. Exeiixt..r ;
& Son; ; 5, G. Y.oung,
itoitt;' '