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A REAL/ GOOD
TIME
to take net lone talked of Buee
sess or sborthand count „is new.
No broken classes. agotivideal
instruction adapted to lectividuel
meed. Why net eend for our rieW
CatalOg "1)' 1 tolls you all aa
bout it. RailwaY fare to PI te*
funded
A. L. laROWN, Principal.
R 'J&MS, YEBEIJA
,facleeen, who died in July it. . and
the name or M. Harris is thli only
one mentioned in his will. IIe wan
officer on board II. M. S. 'Ibunderer
a,nd was very fond of John wbea
lietlane'sby a ,
yro, !11;:s tb
e ouyn U'y
nGovora_
went was Ore eubject of an address by
itoin,j.1oeifeotrtelliriee njaCI. EaCsitet Lb. -3 atobr;
eeonday. He dealt with the eubjeet
from the atandpolet a,the Munici-
palities. Comparing the treatrueueof
the railways to Canada and the Malt-
ed Stat. ha stated Ltttht Geand
hr: nukn iotne4i t calt„e0Osdr4iret1 141 u.it
fji ,
only $60 per mile. 'rhe American
Locals half of the S,t. eller tunnel was
ed $39,400, and the Cernadian half only I
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Snow Biockades.-The snow storm $600. Ile elated that 43 statee filo
would not have, been serious In its efe
pacts upon Loa railroads had not a asseesment by ;municipalities. They
et ▪ siert seuth-weeter put in an appear- had found that
ea during the early pare of the week, sistrizaitoan baadmadssmaPttechndLst 1:vaes,.ratsirait:saitece:::::::0:t.
Ete. anee, 'which eeut, the snow emeadena, to prevent contaelon. and to arrive at ;
into the etas everywhere. On Moe.. an accurate value of the whole read, '..
1 • day a train from London reached based on cost of enaietacet. franelnie.
• here about noon, and the lino WAS cp. es, get'oss and net earnings and
eeed from end to end, but Tuesday, et value of securities. Canadians ;
and towazds glibtillazzaudrtderomoimnapiveltd:Ini eltIlex'eepr:nactiant:tolzertilllothltIrtra‘z. loa:teiaos‘uvrttitihte:',111111:rattialf: 1
the fiercenttss of Lbe storm increawel
hioekinfr alt railway t raffle. The and tlaey should therefore he guided
o.rine of the eressut winter are un, by tile experience Of' the people car tlte
prevedented. other Sid.. as to the best mode ttf.
Ort Monday afternoon last a meet-
nts of the busioess men of Exeter wee I The farmers about Wallacebutg
held in Dickeou &Carling's office and bace dresalelaAntred th saear menu-
Aessrs. N.M. Vandal and facturers the past }t-ar by eta growing,
J, varLrL or $t. Joseph, representing eumegit beets t keep tIa lLurTvun.
the International Flax Fibre Company ,rehtfg at. a Profit. .1:1t,t Product of
with a board of directors at $t. Jos- treres can he bandied. ot the Wallaee-
eph, a which C'antin is vio-presi .bnrte' 'Plant. which 15 one or th2 noon -
dent and general runner and Mr. "efficient heti. IL haseat far ben Qpf,! rat..
enearne. secretary, -rtm object of ,cd. at a loss. ti'orie of the farmers
their visit was to interest the capaat planted too herge an at -retie -re, and
bits of Exeter, to subscribe for etook „could mot secure the neetze '
In this concern. also howing theflax 2sary help to secure the crop
as 'prepared into fibre, and tow by th,e. ;the •crop, Then the. past too year* -
decorticating appara t discovered have eharaoterszed by exceertive
and patented by G. R. de Menet lortt or 'drought or exeeseive rain. Thee hand
New York. These gemlemen plateed the ling of a largebeet erop late, in the
mat ter in glowing, terms before. those !fall is found ley farmers to interfere '
present. 'We have not heard how ;with other necessary work. These
many look stock.
ete
Job Lot of Dress Goods in plain and fancy color.
o-4 ings,reguIar 25,35 and 4oe to clear at 22%c, a yd,
E-1 k
2$ job Lot or Window Shades, 37 inches wide with
fringe and lace, none worth less than 75c
te.ff
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P.1 Men's Navy Serge Top Shirts, very heavy and
well made regular 175 our price..
to clear at "O.. 4441•4/1/ 1.1.,0****ILR.11,1•1 ••••••••••••50C
Teazle Cloths for wrappers, 2e pieces, regular xo
•and 1234c yd to clear at 12 > os- tor •
All Wool Puritan Blankets, best inede in Canada
regular 65c a lb to clear
Gallatea Shirting in Stripes,Dominion Alills goods
guaranteed fast colors to us regular 1234
for • • .1 • * • • • • o. • • aP 4.• • • ioc a yd.
Jab let of Dominion Suspenders, ro cloz, bot at a
price, made of ends of 35' 40 and soe elas-
tics to clear at „.... 15c. a pair.
.es' Black Cashinere IIose sizes 834, 9, 9%
regular 35, and 40c to clear at ......25c. a pair
Absorbant Lurgan Crash Towelling regular roc for 8c.
Blue, also red Check Tea Towelling very wide
and heavy regular, 1234 for we.
Brown Waist Lining regular Is for . —
Colored Liberty Ribbons, very wide, in blue and
pink regular 2 5 for.. ...... so a yd,
Shot Ribbons, very wide, in good staple shades
regular 40 for ..... .
• ••••• 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
$1 75 for .... • • • • • • • - • • • .$1 40
Men's lined Smocks, lined with flannelette at 1 45
and $1.70 ....
Men's Rubberised Double Breasted Smocksonade
by Standard McIntosh Co. sold all over
Igtg
Canada at $2.50 our price ... ....$2.00
Men's Tweed•Top Shirts, very heavy and well
sewed regular $I.50 our price ...... ......95c frg
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We szll Johnston's Cheese, none better', obtains
best prices on the market, our price.. 5c lb.
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POPPLDSTONE & GARDINER. POPPLESTONE &eGABDINElle
Gee:feral Merehants, C4onerral Merchants. .
ireasone account for the ebort supply. /,
!and for the deterraination of tile re-.;
GENERALNE 'floors td wind up the -concern it a suf- :„
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fectent supply is not forthcomiug this
1yer. The farmers are strongly op- i
nst A. E. Wallece. former mane--4enIed to put their shoulderit: the
er of the Atlas Loan Co., St. Thomas Iva and grow beets enough to keep a
$489,000. 1 thefaetcry in operation.
D. sPlicIntyre or Alvinston„ discov- t
ed a liearl valued: at te30 answer : Thames Road
cane oysters recerttly purchesed , in
0,-.1.11•••••
hat village.
-The anniversa Ty of t 1, i Pres-
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At Owen Sound a lay -law to impeeet
license fee of, $250 for sale of b.ylerian church here on Sunday and :
cigarettes was recentlY carried by a Monday laet Wa5 %Val attended. Ott
Judgment been entered eg-
•1•••,
4th 1904.
There is the best prescription
for
digestion and
onstipection
that OA die• a science' has pro.
duce&
Not "a Trio ent'S 7 butreal, permanent
:cure.
A gmtle laxative and tonic that ' I cleanse
your :sys..
tem. .pnrify your blood, put y organ
in good .working order.
Iron -Ox Tiny -Ton. iTablets
energy, god bealtb.
Wh5. Lot ?
Fifty Irou-ox Tab
pocket caste ceuM
on receipt of price.
ited. Wallterville. Out.
give egor,
Do you
We lieve the finest tock rt tc
ail the lateet styes. near*
etiors.
Our prices 410111W (4 be tou
to; iii`vt-P1M-$. Piero] 0.1.4 WO
BORN.
niajoe ley of 450. 'rho above move- .aes's ndoy, Rev. Mr. Larkin, . anAn.BERErt. Line,
ale or cigarettes in that town. mons which were much apprecia.ted
At
=tont ]as practically aboliehed the forth delivered two very able 'W iltind sere Day. en January 19th., to ela, en 1
Rev. Dr. Fletcher, at. Hamilton, by the large congregations present. Mre jecob Ilaberer, a son.
Ifealerator -Of the General Aeserntity Pn 'Aftomitta" the usual tea-meet4.41 ItARAS.-at 14the -enteession.
formed his congregation age- was pleked.The, faroe tleo aupper /' on n' "IL • •
Is orate S ra re s, sou li
KALBFLEISCII.-At the lith eon -
cession Hay, on Jan. -11711e the wife
of -1‘1..r. Feed. Halbtlelseh, of twintea
sou and daughter.
the Presbyterian church, has was hold, and as of yoie the, church ifa . in iteth to au. and arre
Nab rVesbyterian church that he "reed at tko annual gatherings ,
will retire, owing to his advancedeige well as the excellent pregramme,ren-
atptolli,te esonmd eoDitilgenetrelcohuIrvechreyealprt:os.,
knows as among the best. The speak
deriel having beconm elow amiversally
.poets or an earb' Dominica general ers of rthe eveuing WI= Revs. Lar -
election, and tt. large number or midi- kin, ,martin, or Ezotori Cooper,a Et_
dates were chosen -in Ontario, 4° imsille, and Att. F. W. Gladman, or
Liberals, 39 Conservativee, in Newt Exeter, who gave interesting address -
in New Brunswick, 5•Liberals.
Scotia, 15 Liberals, 11 Conserv4aticv0402
ic by the excellent choir a Cann
es, which were interspersed by num-
eervatives. In British Columbia. and PreSbyterian church, Exeter, armiter
Manitoba, a number lave also been
selected. The callitag of Parliament
Tor 'March,10 necessarily puts the da.to
of an election some Lew months later,
than was expected.
Through the death og a friend in
Englamd, Jon Harris, or Aylmer, will
get £1,200 worth in cash and propezty
and paltere worth perhaps as much
more. The deceased relative was Geo
RU
The walking sick, what
a crowd of them there are:
Persons who are thin and
weak but not sick enough
to go to bed..
"Chronic cases" that's
what the doctors call them,
which in common English
means --long sickness.
• To stop the continued
loss of flesh they need
Scott's Emulsion. For the
feeling cif weakness they
need Scott's Emulsion.
It makes new flesh and
gives new life to the weak
system.
Scott's Emulsion gets
thin and weak persons out
of the rut. It makes new,
rich blood, strengthens the
nerves and gives, appetite
for ordinary food.
S,.ott's Emulsion can be
taken as long as sickness
lasts and do good all the
time.
There's new strength
and flesh in every dose.
We will be glad
to send you a few
doses free.
De sure that this picture ha
the form of a libel is on the
israpper of eve!), bottle of
Emulsion you buy. -
SCOTT & BOWNE,
ChemiSts,
Toronto, Ontario.
50c. and $l ; ell druggists.'
Ank••••••••1141•14...M.Wri
CIaring Aucticn Sale
-of--
the leadership of Mr. Jos. Senior. The FARM STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS
financial results ware gratifying to Jos. White auctioneer, will sell tor
the 'management. George Scott, on Lute 10, eon. 7, Base
Line Blowhard, 2 1-2 miles east or
.Woodham, on
Wednesday February
THE POETS UNION
The latest royal parsonage, to write 1904, eornmeneing at 32 o'clock, sharp,
verse and to publish it is the Czar or Tim following property. viz;
Ititissoieat'
O Ps Coach stallion, "Sir Wilfrid, with ped -
=say, poets,
Ithymeeriveters.
ISIeter-mechanics,
Arise I
Let us establish a union,
With constitution and bylaws
St ric tly definite;
The rights and tba practica of lyrical
labor!.
Behold, the occasion
Has come for concerted
And strenuous action,
Since monarchs, unprompted,
By need of the money,
Are 'using the muses
Ana :filling the pages
Of dailies and weeklies
And monthlies, oppressing
Legitimate craftsmen
By oorking for nothing!
The queen of Roumania
Began it -forgive her 1
A woman, you know!
Then Emperor William
Spurred deagassus madly.
Now bobs up the czar
With a bunch of effusions I
The last is too much.
Unless, 0 my brethren,
We shape us a ;union,
Believe me, were done for,
Eternally done!
iBeeause-can't iyou see 1.1? --
These rules will flood, the
Poetical market.
They havn't a blessed
Thing either to do !
So here's to our !union,
A 'winner I'll warrant I
We'll boycott all houses
Which publish a single
-
Verse, belle d or sonnet
Not bearing the
The blazon supreme at
Professional labor,
And, ,shoulcl they defy; us,
We'll call tor a •general
Strike syrema the t ic
.A,11 ,over the world,
And ,thus in a jiffy
We'll rein u,$) the pricee
Of ihymes till -a ma.rvel 1-
A scribbler may live!
Of course, 0 my brethren,
'Twill only be fair ben
To make me the savior
Of regulaieenets,
Tho ptesident of this
Iniernational Amalgamated Rhyme.:
B.iv e t ere and Ale, er-alech a nits'
union
For life
At la mean salary'
(Just a suggestion!)
Of fifty thousand five hundre
golden- sinteleons
P Cr year!
e-Neev Orleans T es-Deraocrat.
ITORSES;-1 Thoroughbred Prench
igree, rising five years old; 1 heavy
mare, nine years old, in foal to Sir.
Malcoltn ; I heavy horse, eight years
old 1 road mare, ten years old: t
road mare eleven years old, in foalto
"Sir Wilfrid," ; 1 colt rising one year
old by "Sir Maleolm" el colt rising
nne Year old by "Sir Wilfrid,' , 1
colt rising one year `old by "St. Geor-
ge!' ; 1 driving- mare rising three
years old, by Fraser Hackney, tt sten-
standard tared trotting horse,
CA1TLE-3 cows, supposed to be, in
calf to a thoroughbred ball; 2 farrow
cows; 2 steers rising three years old;
3 heifers rising two years old,; 1 steer
rising one year old; 3 good calves.
PIGS -2 brood sows, due to farrow
about tune of sale; 14 pigs, three
months' old ; 5 pigs five months, old.
• DEE'LEMENTS.-1 Massey Harris
Binder, 'nearly new, 6 Xt. cut; I.Deer-
ing Cultivator, new; 1 Seed Drill, 1
heavy twin plow; 2 long, plows : 1 set
iron barrows; 1 set bobsleitsliss near-
liy- new; 1 double seal:gran, ; 1 truck
wagon; 1 Maxwell hey rate, 1 single.
buggy ; 1 cutter, 1 hayrack,; 1 Fan-
ningmin, ; 1 lawn mower e 1 haygork ;
125 feet new rope and pulleys; 1. land
roller; about 10 tons, good hay; a
eu,eken hens; 1 gobbler; ;50 hens; soy
thes, hoes, chains, forks, Whialetreses
neckyokes and many other articles
too numerous to mention.
No reserve as the proprietor has
sold his farm.
TERMS. -$5.00 and under, cash, ov-
er that amount 10 months' credit on
furnishing approved joint notes or a
discount of 5 per cent. per annum for
cash in lieu at notes Decision of auc-
Honor to be final in all cases of dis-
I JOS. WHITE, GEO. SCOTT,
I Auctioneer. Proprietor
Notice to Creditors
In the Matter or John Errrst Holten=
of the Village of Dablittocd in the
County of Huron, Builder. Intel
vent.
Notice is her eby given that the said
John Elmer, Helfruate canyieg on
busintes es a belittler at the said vil.
lege of Daelnecattl, lees made an as.
sigument under It. S. 0., 1807, Limp -
ter 147, of all his estate, medits and
tire cte, to Jotter h Snell, of the village
of Daelnecod, efozesaid, bunker, for
the general benefit of leis creditots.
A meeting of creclitots will be heid
at the office of the eaid Assigeee, in
the said village of Dashwood,on Thurs-
day the dth day of February, A. D.,
10114, at the hour of ten o'clock in the
forenoon, to receive a statement a
affairs, appoint inspectors and for the
ordering of affairs of the estate gen-
erally. Creditors are requested to
Me their claims with the .A.ssignee,
with proofs and particulars as requir-
ed by the said Act. on or before the
day of such meeting. .And notice is
further given that after the twentY-se
second day of February, 10044 t6e-as,
sagnee will proceed to distribute the
nssets of the estete among the parties
entitled thereto, having tegard only
to the claims of which notice Shall
then have been given. and that he
well not be liable for the assets or any
part thereof so distributed, to any
person or persous of whose claims he
shall not, then have had notice.
JosEen Sxnee, Assignee.
GLADMAX & hTAlTatilirrit
Solicitors for the Assignee.
Dated at Exeter, this 21 d day of Jan-
uary, 1904.
BEFORE YOU Bry
GALL AND e:ee
F Russe
TWO POOrti 'Staab o
1IN NINO. M.
Graettate riot
vereity. °Mee and reszaeneeke
eeeratory, Exeter,
DENT4ei.
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ItItenele.N.L. D.S. AND-
• DU. IiINfeleIAN.
a.. reit. 1- eentietoe Qradetate
freer, nit tesivereity. Dentist.
Tete/ exireeeeti without pain or
bed evict ritl-,14, ease in Fate.
ealee iota. vt• est eide of Ztain
xeter
A h Dth (0- D. .3,
DIs TT..
FlouorBraduate to the Toronto Others/LY
ed Royal College or Dental Surgeons of
°Mane, with honors! Alan Reg -graduate of
Chicago $chael of l'rostlastic » no it.tt,s (with
honorable mentiou.
Rverythiztg ittIOW11 to the Dental Iirotesslent
denent this office. Britt*, work
IIITAIIMIT4g0Id and vulcanite 'gates all done ita
e neatest manner piat,thie. A perfeet/7
armless attraetteele wee fo reeire4?-- eXtrau'
tion.
(Pince out: deer teeth et Carl/tie firoet eters"
ter,,Out.
ANCE,
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Prlvatc
mei cue
310NEY TO
We have unlimited private fio ds for IIVITOidll
meet upon farm or village property as .swee
rues of interest.
DICKSON & CARLING
EXttler*
riONEY TO LOAN.
We havo a lame :summit of private !ends tes
loan on farm and vulagepropertive at rcerfat'e-
01 intemt.
SLADMAN & SUNBURY
Barristers Selicitorq, :thin St,,, Exeter.
—7=-7
FRED ELLIOTT
BABRISTER, SOLICITOR, rfe.
eloney to Loan
OPPICU-(Formcrely of Elliott and Madman.>
eraiet saatEETI, nyarna.
DICKSON & CARLING,
Barristers,Soliciters. Notaries, C'envoyenoers„
Commissioners, Solicitors for tbe Malone -
Bank, Rte.
ZIoney to Loan at Iowan rates of interest.
eT.F.rilatVet, aeeeeen:
s. 10. CARLTN4 10. A. X.. re nic31sin0
What Exhibitors say
APPLI CATION TO PA.R.LIAMENT
Notice is hereby given that an application
will be made to the Legislative Assembly. of
the Province of Ontario at the next ensuing
Tcr kirrf.frifauckz =atter Tt1,1
purpose of constructing: and operating by eleo-
tricity or comprened,mx (or st approved by
the Railway Committee any other motive
power except steam) a system of railways
from in near or through (a) the City of London
and. the Town$thips ot London. Biddy Wit, Elan -
chard and Downie and the City of Stratford
and (b) the Townships of McGillivray, Stephen,
Usborne, Hay and juoker,mjth and tthe LowO
of Seaforth and (c) the Townships of MeKillop
and Mullett Ind the Town of Clinton and (d)
the Towmthips of Sibbert, Logan and. Fuller-
ton and the Town of Mitchell and (e) the
Townships of Grey, Morris, Herrick, and Turn -
berry and the Town of Wingham and in itc
course through the said Townships or any of
them in and through any of or all the various
incorporated cities. Towns and villages lying
in the route with power to build and operate
any part, or branch of the said railway in sec-
tions," together with power to build and oper-
ate branches or extensions from the main line
not exceeding in length in earth case thirty
miles, such branches however not to extend
beyond the 'Emit of the counties in which the
aforesaid MunicipalitieS are situate.
T. B. ntIsCoreBE,
Solicitor for applicants.
London, Ontario, 16th Novetnber, 1903.
HALF CURE IS
ANGEROUS.
'When you get a Cold,
La Grippe,Iniluenza,donot
be satisfied with iotaething,
to cheek it,
The greatest danger is in
the lingering results of a
half cure. '
•
Many alile his'tory would
read different to -day if
that severe attack of .Cold
and La Grippe had been
properly handled, A hard,
cold -will eettle in the Weak-
Sst part. :
ANTI -PILL act3 on Vic
entire nutcous membrane
of the b ody relieyes Con-
gestion -- cures Constipa-
tion, Biliousness, and Dys-
pepsia -every large gland
of the body is brought
under itS influence and a
clear -eat cure established
with a medicine perfectly
harmless to Man, woman,
or ehil tl. 50 cents at
clealerS, or by addressing
Witeox-Freu Co., Niagara
Falls, Ontario. Free sem-
i t an dd ess
90 per cent. or Fat Cattle exhibited
at Provincial Winter Fair, 1903,ewere
fed with Worthington's Canadian Sro-_,
ck Tonic.
Dear Sirs -
We have been feeding your -Stook
Food to cattle for some time, and find
it to be an excellent tonic. We have
also red it to horses and pigs, and are
quite sure it lethe best stockrood wa
have ever tried. Our prize winning
caUtle at the Provincial Winter 'Farr,
1903, were fed Worthington's Stook
tonic. LESLIE & PEAT:MN.
Breeder Shorthorn Cattle
Acton Ott.
Dear Sirs -
I find your Stock Food is a very ex-
cellent Tonic for cattle ,giving them
a good appetite and keeping their di-
gestive organs in a healthy working
oondition. Thesteer,''Seothe" exhibit-
ed at Winter Pair, weighed at birth 80
lbs., at 35 moiethS 200 lbs., making a
gain of 55 lbs. per month. It pays to
Worthin;g1toia'a Stook Fectele
ANDIIEW RICHARDSON,
Breeder Shorthorn Cattle.
Peepabun, Ont.
Dear Sirs-
\Ve have used your Stock Food for
both cattle and hogs and find it gives
good satisfaction. Several of our eat-,
Ile ha-ve shown la gain tee, over i 100 lbs.
per month while feediteee'it,
jAS. WILSON E. -,SONS.
Breeder of Shorthorn Cattle and York
eihirel Hogs Fergus, One,
Note the Price-.
10 lb. box, 200 feeds, 50c,; 50 lb. sack
$2,00.
iNfae ufac Lured by
TEE WORTHINGTON DRUG 00„
G'ti el ph, Ont.
For eale, by Carling Gros Exeter ;
Cook & Son. Ileass 11 ; T C. ycuztg.
Crecliton ;