Exeter Times, 1904-3-17, Page 5TRE
TlIVIES, MARCH
POETLESTONE & C4ARDINER. POPPLESTONE & GARDINER. rt
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For Spring
ADIES WHO HAVE NOT YET VISITED
our spring display of Dress Cioods and
.11 Suitings have a pleasant visit yet in store. The
PI sooner you come the sooner you will realize the
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ffIZ good service this store offers. liere you will find
Everything fashion calls for
that is stylish and dressy
4: that is new and up to date.
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re sy Fabrics. The -hoice and select eelors and
1 1 shades are almost bewildering. Suitings—Spee-
I jay adopted for tailor-made or shirt waist Suits,
0.1 separate skirts, ete. Lightweight Fabrics—Spee-
t ially adopted for evening, tea, house or street
dresses,
LIGHTWEIGHT
FABRICS
The Latest Novelties
111 Suitings.
Knop Voiles
Fancy Knop Lustre
Twine Voile
§FM Silk and Wool Ottoman
• Silk Grenadlines
Wool Grenadines
Wool Panamas
Canvas Cloths
Crepe de Chene
Mohair de Chene
Silk and Wool Eolienne
This is an enumeration of
SUIT1NGS
scot.", Tweed Suitings
Satin finish Austrian Box
Cloth, Pebble Suitings.
Knickered Cheviot Suit-
ing.
Blair At -hole, West of
England Suiting,
Heavy Friezes
lIeavy Homespuns .
Satin Cloths
Serge Suitings
Ladies' Cloths
French Cords
a few of our many leaders,
LACE CURTAINS
al ro
'OM
From 25o to $7 a pair 1;
We have imported 4.00 pairs of lace curtains at a r°
greduction of from 10 to 25% and can show a most ex- t7g
44 elusive lot of the best productions of European designs.
' We pride ourselves in this big collection, and say our rj
selections have been the very best we have yet made.
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CARPETS
I -Temp Carpets at
Union Carpets at .
Tapestry Carpets at
20 and 25c
.. . 30, 40, and 50c
. . . 50, 75, 95c
Ready -to -Wear
Clothing.
Made 133 Coppley,Noyes & Randall liamilton
These goods are all shrunken, sewn with linen
thread'and silk and are most perfect goods in make and
up-to-date in style.
Men's Suits at 4,50, 5.00, 6,00, 7.00, 750, 8 50,
6 66 900, Sio.00.
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Boys'
Suits at 1.75,2.00, 2.25, 2.50, 2.75, 3.00,
.. • .. • • • • • • • • . $5.00
Men's Tweed and Worsted Pants at 1,25, 1.40,
074 1.85, 2.00, 2.50,$3.00
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O Don't Forget Our Big
Collection of Wall Papers
Exclusively Colin McArthur's, Montren1
This is the only factory in Canada using the per-
fzet equipment as known as the DOUBLE PROCESS. on
• making a comparison between our goods and some
others, yon will notice that the printing is clear and
sharply defined, and that the colors stand out perfectly
X in our papers; and they are all made by the Double
Process.
Boys' Knickers at ... • ..• 50, 75, 95, $1.00
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10 Per Cent off on Coods Purch-
ased From us for Cash Re-
deemable in Silverware.
LESTINE
St iAtINER
one DOOF 0111 01 rost "01t168
Teiins —Cash or Produce.
POI)PLESTONE & G ARDINER.
General. Merchants.
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POPPLESTONE & GA.RDINEft.Li
General Mrchani.
LEAMINGTON
,3L1,511+1,35 CRLL EE
NO TIME LIKE
THL PRESENT
To boom a Business or Shorthaod
Course, We can not get enough
graduates to IIIt the calls upon us
xor °face help. Can place oot more
young men at au average salary
of Soo per ntopth to start. New
course from Feb. 1, el, write .
for catalog "D".
.A. D. DROWN, Principal.
Loce/s
Nir.Ilolland .0with a
oloterisy.
Air. 'Hook Cameron is ;seriousl;
with an attack Qf inflammatioet.
Orr. Nelson Sheere, of Toledo, Ohio,
L s visiting, oodeo theiparentot roof.
Carrie Davis, of London, is ols-
Wog1 313, limo of her parents:Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Davis, Exeter North.
In ides, Mareli 25;141001, auction
salt of household furniture. Sale at
o'clock sharp, II. Drown, ituctioneer„
D. A Alward, proprien or.,
BROKE ilisAkItOt. On Situiday
evening hAst 4 )141ing bolt (lf ',Lo
pbtiottth, .f St,:; bent ki,o
Inisiortutio to slip and io Soto
Gained a fro; tux e of one of his arms,
--mr. and Mrs. T. 'IL. Mt:Callum k1.isrc Tuesdv afur Toreni.e, Mr. ,Nle•-
Callon) going ftfi' fitIlegatv.. to the 04'4214
Ledge in tintt Otny. They
touen of
in session
I best wishes a a host of friends.
W., C. .T. ,ti. Notes.— Tie ',Lam- I
peraoce Sunday School reas.s inr1-4iTig 1
v.hiseli washeld in'the,-INfain-st (diurcii '
011 tne 13th was, very aatinfactory.
The large number of happy looking
boys and girls presont was gratify-,
4,4, and the presence of so many of
our citizens, the church being crowd-
ed to tile doors, gi,veri tne W. O.
u flub, courage. The ladies take
this 'eppontunity of thanking all who
so kindly- tooi . part and aided in in.ik„
ng the meeting suoli a stICCQSS, al.ST)
r the liberal collnetion given, V,re
hope to inane this annoel rally San -
clay in Exeter, what it has .proved• to
be in other places, a force UV illeg04,5#
ing the temperance sentiment,
Still Blocked.—l'ho. result or the
Week:tile on the railways are far..
rbing and extend to anneal, every
brooch of industry. The merchants
a re liaudicapp.ed by the non -arrival of
their spring pods, as ivell as gTocer-
ics and other proviszons. tbeir stock
'having become depleted by not bay -
any very regular freie,ht since, 1,11,a ,
I
first of the year. Mawr nirallies are
attain suffering from Iiien ot fuel, „La,
ough In this inodittIce several small
013 -oldies have boon received her by
the coal (Lealers wb101.1 URA somoolot
relieved tint situation. No regular
trains have reached here. from the
north for some time past, and tbc
trrek 1 remains biLened. A snoci41
los 'Leen running' from London to
Drueetield and Iniek OtOOitl for several
d') vs but wa,s cancelled La Monday
niglit ;voa. all day Iniesday, coining In
te'licat 9 e'elook iri tbe evenint4i bring-
ing a large *apply or snail matter.
nroolz of it bear.ing, the date of
March 1st and Felt. 29th. /3etner
tInly able to make the journeyLtbuit are 11°14(1 r(Ir 511on.
by driving from here to .1..ucan emelt
trana4 were cancelled for Tuostlizy,
owing to the blockade up north.
Word was received here lzost. week
that Ur. Fred, Coleman, a former
Exeter boy now of Port Arthur, who
is engaged fi5 brokosmon on the G.
N. R. nos oroshoo no on twoa rro-
ear.s. Ills hi:Juries neer; not 'to Qor
tow,: somigh t" have beeu ana 1.1100;01
able to be around, it will lie some ttmo
before he it'll/ rqsanee1 ain
The Canadian Pest Office ilivart-
meld. has issued another uo *bat
half -cent stamps must only,beired by
paper offices. 'Postmasters are
er.juirnd to lie careful that al.t parezls
v:td at tlicir office/or transmission.
l.ypare?,1 post to the United N.ing-
dem or to foreign countries eve fully
pr,epaid lia.vte, the necessary cus.Onts
declarations affixed io them, and primed for distribution.
comply in all other .re.spents with. the Th.; tender or A,. 'till, &
3fRobcili to puild w
Osborne Council
‘1,111( ZOW11$11:p 11111.
MAI( h pursuant IV adjournment
Alt the members were prevent. The
minutes of tbe last meeting 'inr read
approved and signed by the reeve,
menbers or the Connoil sub-
4- tined the nenesnary fIart141
lnret (17 Court or Revision for the tri
at appeals against tlia assessment
lb* Gardiner Drain Il -Law. As
there wale no a1)10813 a3.5`23',UlmtS
'Lvov(' confirmed and tne by-law laid
c,V;!1" for final atinpliou,
rbr Collector haviui completed
work., his roll was received, and he w
paid his salary.
he Auditors' roonst as reed
:tea and 100 copiestrdered
regulast tons
Om comfort to be had from 1.134
hard winter is that tbe fruit t Nut
may be more Wiped than hindered iy
it. In otner M.'4,011,S (hero have been
spells of mild N%-oatlizr in January and
February which have advanced the
buds. Then occurred severe frosts in
I.LicL URI April which:destroyed inu
budig ,tnU Um result was 114 tiuLt
Thus far the cooditions has% been all
right and tlie bearing Ivood of apple
and Tear trees is unimpaired.
arney-gerAlake ..—on Wednesday
evening a very happy event was sol-
emnized at the home of Mr. John
Kerslake, London road, wben his sec-
ond tauglyter, Miss Allele M. was un-
ited 'in marriage to Mr. Robert hlor-
a prosperous young narmer of
Mbar= There were no invited gu-
ests and the ceremony which was per-
formed by Roy. Dr. Hannon was rt
quiet one owing to the very- retent
bereavement in the home of the bride.
The Imprin- couple are followed to
their now hemo in Usborne by the
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 of 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.
Scott'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.
Be sure that this picture in
the form of a label Is on the
wrapper of every bottle of
Emulsion you buy.
SCOTT & BOWNE,
Chemists,
-Toronto, Ontario.
50e. sad $1; all druggists.
t7th 1904,
AIEDIOAL
W. ROWNiU, N. D.
P. S., Gradoote Vitel
rsito% oftleo and r•e„sidoevr.co. I
lateri, Exeter.
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5..D. t
'• of Torones:
* Teeth extroe,on, witboto
had atter efteots_ Dillon
sonOt Mock., *MO sz solo os
reet, Exeler
It is an established fact that constipated
people are f.r more 1ike1 to contract;
infectious disease stuallp x, typhus lever,
scarlet fever, etc., than those who eujoy
natural regularity„
Is it wise to run. needless risks?
A box of
D.A. ANDERSON.. (0.
laMws.r.
Honor Grodnato of the Toronto) tnf
d Royal College of Deratal, Sorovoosof
utorloosvith honors Also Post,otouttate of ,
Jolene &hamlet Prastlietio Dentfs-tis twith
oneratle mention, __
klvorything lonowo to the loentol reoffoblim
1 doom in this onlee. Bridge work. crowns. al.
iondonao, gold APO, voloaolte ;Await none ha
the oeatest. manner posstute. .4 perfectlir '
nionless anaestlietie gond fot p1.inte3e 4XtrlitOtt
-will positively eure constipation beginning
Lt tile cans—and -when the cure is com-
I t yOU 11' step ttkrng the medicine,
Just gently laxati7 a system.,
-weakeni-ng cathartic.
ritty Iron -ox Tablets._ an attractive alt mum
pochee ease, 25 cents at druggists, or sent, paid,
ou receipt of price, The Itnn-QX Remedy Co., nim,.
Ltd Waerv8e 014,
orlite.g Breast/4s
A3'•
INES:
ONEX TO LOAN
We hive1ni4 iir
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omelet of privo
llogenrtiperties 4
DicKSO
prrobl t ita
CASTOR I A t=laneos
For lufauts aud Childre7-1. base 137,..et
Mrs
Edward
ad, and th
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VeiVPd. 311 a
lain andentt MC ry..
IN Kind You Have Always Bought As is otatAl abwre t
formerly lived in Wo
11 !mown herzU#v nuab
tb awnaill there, Un ab
ten truss =vetted 4 panel bra
on Glenn's 'sift road,eou. 0., withelt
Feuded metal and cement concrete
Gam for 4787.00, and also one beam
stiaa brlikge at Ellinvillo w.tLi ineVan
and cement. coucteta floor for
05700 *cording to plans and speciii-
reticles suhraitted, was actepted: In
consideraiou oExeceiYing the eon-
traet for the IWO jobo.. the 'contractor
allowed a deduction or rive, .Lier cont.
from ithoVo prices,' making the tetal
et 5086..80. All work to be guar-
anteed.
Accoonts amnunting to S133.00 were
paosed and ordsers issued in payment.
Council' then adjourned to meek
on April 2nd at oire o'clock, when ten,
dern will be considored.for operading
the ma4 unteldno eitner with horses
or' with Lnivetion engine, ."
The contract to build.a number of
smali cement concrete bridges 8 and
12 :feet span, and a lew arpiled
vert s win also be let if satisfaetory
estimates are remived.
E, MOBLEY, Clerk
While 1Slail Clerk Wilcox p*as
on trial at Regina on the charge;ol
slealing a ten thousand dollar pack-
age from the mails, he was handed, a
telegram informing him of the death
of 'his mother at Conn Sounde,
POSTAL INFORMATION
Vic annual ropmrt or the. Postutas-
I er General for year ending Janet 30.
1003, has been, received at Lite Times
offiete From Inc re,port .tve glean the
information below. The gross revenue
given is for thedyear ending June ,80,
1903, but the salarprigures given are
ha.sed an the revenue ;for the y-etar
ending June 30Lit, ,
Gzrzon GROSS REVENUE SALAEV
Auburn.. . if; 582 14 170 00
Bayfield 558 83 247 00
Belgrave 568 34 281, 00
Myth 1452 01 500 00
13rucefield 134 58 180 00
Brussels2303 25 700 00
Belfast 175 18 90 00
Bel more .. 247 15 06 00
Constance 165 31 75 00
Centralia 328 20 120 00
Clinton.. 4951 46 1280 00
Crediton 589 65 270.00
Dashwood ...... 886 10 170 00
Dungannon 629 60 280 00
Dunlop .... . 112 00 44 00
Egmondville243 00 110 00
Ethel.... .... 460 01 100 00
Exettr...,2593 68 720 00
Fordwich 634.87 200 00
Goderich.. 0549 39 1885 75
Gorrie872 90 980 00
Henson .... . . lo51 26
Harlock • 47 88
Henfryn 57 77
Hill's Green -8716
Ftohnesville 165 50
Kingsbridge ... 125 88
Kintail.... .... 201 38
Kippen.... . 852 50
Kirkton 561 60
Londesboro. 398 32
Leadbury,. .
Lucknow.
Maleking
Port Albert ..
;Porter's Hill
Saltford.....
Sum in erhill
Sarepta... .
St. Marys....
St. Joseph........ 133 90
Seaforth.. . 4415 66
I Teeswator . 1482 09
a.1 n a . . 351 42
,"Winghato. . . . 4805 85
Woodhaen .. 219 09
Wroxeter 807 62
West -field
440 00
24 00
28 00
40 00
76 00
48 00
87 0°-
150'00
190 00
164 00
93 25 50 00
2537 15 772 00
3200• 12 00
83 40 56 00
80 00 40 00
125 62 56 00
. 53 00 36 00
39 00 20 00
6498 35 1640 00
80 00
1261 00
540 00
160 00
1244 00
135 00
310 00
1.05 02 33f0
1Whitechurelo 257 94 100 00
Zurich.. 7n is 310 00
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I in connection wilh this we givelhere
with the full itformation of the bus-
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ta
mon** ord
onmunt or 3
33,88.
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42. Total inoaut of postal notes
paid,.5'000.72. Compensation on Men.
ey order, Saving, Dank and Mani
vele husinnas• 8713-04. SalarY*9720.00
allowanca for rout, Uebt and fitsl,
ro
, i1m. r
niers 1,-,th (1,
ILZWIU2L of contraLit,lcit
tsublie, No 44
pn720 7 Vita l ant.-
- orders paid, ;;71.0,150,
POISONED AT LONDON
4.501101.0e
iFelA'zier4, salt
at
—
nzw bonze
Mr, Whaley.
—ULM EVa
1, ice with Mrs,
her trammel'
uful Ace.ide
J. V.,31illson was
'a
- barn r, tint wind, whleh
ling trGng1y., caught it and Lo
'lzimover tile side or thp efingW27.
Jumped down and had the rautror-
w tuna to break two bones in 1ts ankle.
Tiv3 break CAU4e3muchi1tin and. will
!likely keep him in tba hum forseon-
denable time. George, Millon is al -
!act nursing a sore toe caused by tea
elec.% contact with the axe with. wideli
he was splitting wood.
ilr
frs.orl,Luaexlaan, naci‘tvinniitl;tut 1$ eon.onJaxa. oesziisl411135phhastsotill hitantuiripte
im.
misteeke for IiIpsOM salts and was 't4:41", jr-4 Mr* abrrY Areaee'
dead in leo,s Loan ten minutes. This 11i. .14. D., Ditidulph, to ,A. Ladnoshirt.,
occurred on 1Vedneaday; morning en Sr,* alla 31321013 Uteteeil°t•
Usborne, to P. Morley.
1:11.1‘itieg*e o'clock, in the morninog
Edwards had been called to the
residence of a sick neighbor, toiler
site remained Until 7.30 o'clock. Her
0.11111\ ..!.1.07,rgc:11Andbraalio*r°.trlye°12b.e13-
lb,ornotillozner,t
fore ten o'clock, on his way to the city
with a on of logs. Milted xiroloised
nted
u e
I v fur
to do sante benklog for his sister,
"Weo ill do the business toomon-
row ,George," said Mrs. Edwards, "
am nobly, to lake a dose of sttits."
With this sho quaffed a CUD width
slie bad alfeady ;orepared.. Almost
immediately she turned white, onti
ran vomiting to the sink.
"Oh, George, I am 'afraid, I have
taken ..trimethutg wrong,' she said.
burets any stomach terribly."
'Alaay sent a message oy tote -
phone ts Or IL A. Kingemill without
delay, and nue doctor arrived sottod-
ily, but the woman 'WU already deo&
AIrs. F,dwards stated to her brother
that since she had moved to London,
loving moved there front Woodham
six months ago—she had not had
things itt their proppr places. She did
not, however, appear to.know what.
the had tattles
Coroner Piper was summoned, and
after inquiring into the facts, decided
that an; inquest. was unnieloessatny.
Oxalic acid 'Ls in crystals very much
like Epsom, salts, and an examination
of the cup from which the deceastd
drank demonstrated Oat oxalic.acid
had been the fatal drug. Only -a small
part or the intended had been Laken.
The acid is used in most households
for removing stains. • :
'The late Mrs. E'dwarda with
her son, a boy Mrs.,
is attnndinbUsi-
noss college in London. She was very
highly regarded and her suddeni'death,
under the painful eircumstatioes,owill
be a grevious blow to a grent many
friends. She was a daughter of the
late John Abray- ot the 7th concession
O 1 ondon Uad 11 nTotinf.
t eialootol)(.)1., tho fact tha.t:
M.r. 'Abray, her brother, chaneed to
be In the house at the. Unto, it is
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ROGERs.—At W$tord.
to Mr. and Mrs. R. Rogers a da
'.:.:e'ELr.
L—DATINMIlA.MR.LE4D Centralia, on
Wednesdny. :Starch lOtitt by the
13. L. Button, Zr. Frederick La.tto,
to Miss Maud Dayabarn, all anCen-
TALlir:31.1i0aR. —ANDL'RSON—At the retd-
deuce of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Wilson Anderson, Crodi-
ton, on 'Wednesday, March 10th; by
Rev. It. W. Knowles,„ Mr. Prank
Taylor to Mies Hilda Andaman.
11ORNEY--KERSLAKE-0n Wednes-
day, March 16th, at the inosidenee
of the bride's fathers:by Rev. Dr.
Bannon, Mt, Robert Harney-, of
4L7s.borne to Mies Alice U.. secorni
claugliter of Mr. John Kerslake.
DIED.
DAVEY.—In Stephen, on Saturday
''Marcli 12th, 1991, Lewis Davey, in
this 64; th year:
KNOTT.--At Bryanston, on Wednes-
day-, IlIttOch, 91h, 1904, Rev. Stephen
Knott, aged 59 3 -oar's:
O'NEIL.-1n Lutian, on Thursday Mar.
1011, Eleanor Stanley, wife of the
late R. H. O'Neil, in her 75,th year.
HAMILTO1-1n St. Marys =Friday,
March 4 Isabella Row, relict of
the late T. D.srlaroillon, aged 78
years.
Blanchard, on Sunday,
Mareli 6, Christina W '
ynn beloved
wife of Robert Bruce, Taged 50 yrs.
7 months.
FARM FOR SALE
A well improved form,170 acres, on
con. 10 and 11;in the township; °Mid.
(Mph, situated about thnee miles
front Granton. ..d.hout 100 etere,,se un-
der grass. Good building's on the pre-
mises. For .r.arLiculars apply to Mr.
Michael O'Mara, Granton; fP.O.
11.660661.66=3111
FOR. ENERGY
AND STRENGTH-.
ANTI -PILL
Prevalent conditions
that go to make people
look old and fasten age
marks before their time
are described it the fol-
lowing let ter from a
woman who received im-
mediate relief from a
sample of Aorr-Foro..
'I would wake in the
morning feeling tired.
My feet and ankles would
swell. I had. a horrible
dragged sensation. "My
head etched as though
it would burst. My bow-
els were never legal:in I
had a disagreeable feel-
mg of ovelfulness after
eating. Food would not
digest, aud caused great
distress. Was nervous.
1 was treated for dyspep-
sia and constipation with
little Orin) relief. Asam-
pie of Dr. Leonhardt's
ANTI -PILL did Inc so
nmeh good I followed
up its use'and two boxes
has ettirely cured me."
-ANTI-PILL 15 k"61d by
druggists, 50 cents, or
mailed by addressing
Witemolortn Co., Niag-
ara Falls, Ont Free sam-
ple mailed to any address.
tritnniret
u er
Gutters
()you Want a Cutter?
We have the tIneststock in tow
ail the latest styles, in the newe
lora.
Our pres
r first-class
ip.
voloNy as eau be fount
matesinl and, workman
BEFORE YOU RUT
GALA. f4ND SEE US
J F Russell
Two Doors South Towr
XETER MARKETS
Wheat per hushell 68 to
Oats new — . SO to SI
Barle
Flour......
Butter ....
• • •
Eggs *-- .
Wool.—.— ....14 to 141
Pork live weight ,—.$4,80 to VA
Pork Dressed , 80 00 to
Ducks . • . 8
Chicken ***4
1)0 to 41
82.50
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What Exhibitors say
90 per cent. or Fat Cattle exhibited
at Provincial Winter Fair. 1903,Aveira „.....--
fed with Worthington's Canadian SFOO--
ck Tonle.
Dean Sirs—
We have been feeding your Stook',
Food to cattle for somo time and find
it to be an excellent tonic. Ilre have
also fed it. to horses ,and Itigs, and are
quite sure it is the best stoolortiod we
have ever itried. Our prize winning
cattle at the Provincial Winter 'Fair,
1903, were efed Worthinton's Stock
tonic. • LESLIE & PEAREN.
Breeder 'Shorthorn Cattle
Acton Ont.
Dear Sirs -
1 find your Stock Food is a very ex-
cellent Tonic for cattle ,giving them
a good appetite and keeping their di.
gestive orga.us in, a healthy ovorking,
oondition. The steer,"Scothe" exhibit-
ed ati Winter Fair, weighed at birth 80
lbs., at 35 mouth's 200 lbs., making, a
gain of 55 lbs. per month. It pays to
Worihinton S,tiook Foodo
ANDREW BACJHARDSON, ,
l3reeder Shorthorn Cattle.
10 lb. box, 200 foods, 50o, ; 50 lb. sock
52,00.
Matufactured by
o PBelPa•bull. Ont.
Dear Sirs -
Wo
have used your Stook Food fax
both ea ttle and hogs and find it gives
good satisfaction. Several of our eat,
tle bave shown a ;gain tit oven100 lbs.
per month while feeding it. '
JAS. WILSON-& SONS,
Breeder of Shorthorn Cattle and York
thire Hogs . Fergus, Ont.
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For sale by Carlino, Bros. ExooOr .
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