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PADICAL
TW. BROWNINUr, N. D., N. 0.
it J. S., Graduate Victoria, Ifni-,
varsity. oflice and residenence. Domini
borotorT, .1"4eter.
,MNTAls
ler RINtr,d.AN, L. D.S.
44". DR. A.R.RIN'$3N1
D. S., D. D. S., liouorGruat
of Toronto UniVenitY. Dt
Teeth extracted without gain or
heti after effects, °Mee Art VOA,
sores block, West Sideq Xaba
troet,'Ezeter
DA. ANDERSON, (O. D.
DIRMST't
XIQUIPP Gradikatkt Or the Tgar400 1;01/Ors/L7
sod Royal College of Dental, Swoons or
henora Also Post•gradeteta or
elbicagolicheolotProsthetie reeetistry twith
Illonerablomentuna,
34verelbing known to the nentel Prefeesiell
denote thie office. Bridgework, erowesale
Imorultini.gOld awl velcaulto pistee dOn*JA
the neatest manner possIble.4 PortoGroM
ttarnaless anaesthetic used for painless eXtr
Office one door south of Carling DrVasto
2,xeter.Out.
INsultomv.
iVEONEY TO LOAN
Private funds to leite out Farm propertYat Fo r
nodone half peo vent.
1eRNI4ST KW°
WONE3r TQ LO
We have unlimited PrITAte ttlu13 ter iu
$4,Loot uPOu term or vinage property at to
reteeotintereet,
rritOlf,SON & CARLING
Exec
0 &Mount of private rue
village oreperties (Ale
8TANiiinrr
ein St- 14
Xiarrietere,Sotore. Notariee. v eeree
Ceemmiasteners. olidtvP tor 1
Weer toren), ot 'moo rates of lett)
OFFIC/—,104111 STABBT,
ierreoeuratio ren.DICIPOS
Buggies.
Buggies.
a you Wail a Buggy
We have the finest to in town
' the latest styles, n tbe neves
re,
rices arelow s ea he !mut)
Ines material and 'svorkroan
BEFORE YOU BuY
10f111._. ii.ND see US,
F Russell
Two Doors South Tome
What Exhibitor's say
90 per cent. of Fat Cattle exhibited
at Provincial Winter Pair, 3.903„svore
fed with Worthington's Canadian Sto-
Tdnie,
Zhao Sirs—
We hart been feeding your Stook
Food to cattle for some time, and find
It to be an excellent tonic. Wo, have
also fed it to horses And pigs, and are
quite sure it is the best stoekrood we
bare eves 1tried. Onr prize winnUeg
eitUtle at the Provincial Winter /Fair,
1903, were Ted Worthington's Stock:
'Unite. LESLIE & PEAREN.
find your Stook Food is'a very ex -
lie jar sirs_ Acton ass
Breeder Shorthorn Cattle
cellent Tonic for cattle ,giving them
a good appetite and keeping their di -
;lenitive organs in a healthy tworking
•poondition. Thosteer,"Soothe" exhibit -
led at Winter Fair, weighed at birth 80
f,„va—alaiiii74, a 35 month S 200 lbs., making a
n of 55 lbs. per month. It pays to
Worthington's 4trock Food.1
ANDREW ItICHARDSON,
Breeder Shorthorn Cattle.'
Peopabun, Ont. I
Dear Sirs—
We have used your Stook Food for
both cattle and hogs and find it gives
, good satisfaction. Several of our cat-
tle have shown n gain as? over 100 lbs.
per -month while feeding it. ..
• JAS. WILSON & SONS.
Breeder of Shorthorn Cattle and York
*Ira ilags , Fergus, Ont.
• Note the Price...
10 lb. box, 200 feeds, 50c,; 50 lb. sack
Manufactured by
IE WORTHTXGTON DRUG CO.,
Guelph , Ont.
or sele by Carlizeg Dros. Exeter ;
Son, Ilenaall J. G. Young.
Crediton;
EXETER MAHVETS
Wheat per bushell .... 00 to 93
(at7enew. . .. :30 to 32
B/v
Flour....
Butter
Eggs ......
Wool
Pork live weight
Pork Dressed .
Turkey
Ducks
Chicken
40 to 42
$2.50
„ . 15
16
.... 14 to 14i
....$4.60 to $4.60
... $6.25 to $6.25
14
8
Tha Parkhill Basket Manufantur.
jet: 0.W.IftV.Sound, has
aSS-tened to C. S. ;Cameron, of That
town.. The conapany Which hadau
autherizedcapital ok 4?0,000, Was or-,
'originally legated at Parkhill 'butlfre-
inovc,d to Owen Sound in 1891.
PASTURE
• .Ceete..) wanted for summer pasture
by the month or ,5,easou, geed grazing
and pleaty or water on the laod. —
7.01exi Blatchford, Ilnrondele P. 0.
FARIVI F011 MLE
• A wail improved farm, 170 oozes, o
con, 10 and llin the towashiP of alid
situated about them mile
from Gra Won, About 100 atresuzi
der graf.s. Oood buildings on thole;
raises. Vor partieulars apply to
Michael O‘Alara, Cr:totem tP.O.
FOR SALE
reAre Lot 23, kot.1, 6, lo11001'lle,
taliting five act oz. t4 LUR11. GM], br
flOttSe,, tbk goett orchard and
den, This propetty is mile Ir
Thames Road Post offiee,aud must b
sehl to elose tate. rertos ea4Y. -For
partieulars apply to 'flumes ,tereigg.
ON Esq., Eartinhar Po,
011iTielOAN DI-TRUAX 13,1/1.1.3
for oale.—The un4ersigne4.114S for
la 7 pure bred Durham Bulls with
Pedi)gree or eligable for registration
AT.Y aged bon whicb is theatre of the
(Alma.,i oludted tn t.he c4fecring
emi AAA Jerrtelleed himself a sure, stook
getter. AD 'Melted by Taverst0.0
Stamp. whigh did such geed service
the 14.or4 J. an4 W. B. Watt,
,asIsma, arta Ls a halt ihrotberte
Star," of Morning, recently ONYZW4 hy
JaVgielS /Pkell., or gullet tr whieb tool*,
first priAgta trOnden fair anti sold'
at his dispersion sale for 8,400, A
A Let 10. OPAgioeelea, etty,
Benoit, P., 0,
igli ZQad JQYc seed w
ell Tuesday from Oro
hipmeat. '
Collins, who spent 111
ntcr wl h ends at Vienna, OA •
ttnrn Frittay.
001f..;..,s Zwa, Neal, w.lto had Me
rtune to get her collar bon?
is able to be nUt. again.
"41:1 Clandnboyes on 81undoy.,
liOtht Dorothy, .11,1011e/1, in ter
-ear. lits remains, Ni'erfo EreZt,
kbill from here en Monday o
. at. train.
Patrick Daytona. who
Landon hospital for treat
1 =cut 1.1St ; ,k.
was rtell known a
espeetea let the villag.4
toadiing venritr,y. °
IcContb has purchased; (tin
-et Mr. TbuS. 0rme4DattErtnit
Lt which pl he will rear? in
future. ireCoutb'S
to add another story to firs
as aeon as the ireatit-
it.
Ippen
—31,r Johnston, Waa Vtit4014
sou in Clinton last week.
—Aim Marton, oz 2e:eater is visit-
ing at the home of Itfr. jno. Meanie.
—Mr. Witson, of 8traltford spent
few tilys last wok With friends: in
tins sicinity.
—Niss Whiteman bus returned to
br home in Exeitsti atter spentlin
.ecks
R. B. Clegg spen4 tew tti
ast week in London attending
Meeting of tho Women's Missionary
society.
—11r. 31. NeConnelPs m*ny. friends
are Pejoioed •to hear or his engross
towards roe:ovary after a sante at-
rial' or pneumonia.
The boys of No, 14 Stanley played
.triondlY glum 01 toot boa Lk the
lova at No. 10, the 18th hist, when
the score stood 3.0 in favor of N. 14.
--Mrs. Thos. MeClyraent has r, -t -
turned from Xing, where she was
called a week betoro on necoutre ef
the illness or her ...daughter-in44w.
Wxn.NoCAyment.1 She arrived
only a few hours before thelatterdied
who had been ill or 'concert for a long
time, Mrs. BleClyntent brought beck
wit h her her grandoon, Wilbur. who
will live with his grandparents here,
for a time atiea.st.
Frans the Fur Baste—els. john Mc-
Lean, or 'Yokohama, japan,paid
flying visit to Ms home and friends
tat hist youth here this Am*: He is
a brother of err. David C. McLean, of
thee •place. Mr. McLean, who holds
a government position in japan, was
on a business trip to Washington
and took advent:11'e ehhis proxim-
ity to his old home to visit his bro-
thers and sister and the -home and
friends of his youth. jle hes leen in
Japan many years and it is' twenty-
three years since Ise vas homes It
is needless to say that he noticed
wavy changes, more particularlyin
the people. Since his•residence in
japan he says he bus not known
what a day's sielosess, was, and his
physical tiepearance 'bears out this
,statement. lie had the pleasure cf
meeting many of his old friends and
Lorimer school rhaSes here and all
wet° pleased to have a hand shake
and a few word with
Iron -ox Tablets Recom-
• mended as a Good Ton-
ic —From Lansdowne,
Ont.
February 9, 1903.
• Having used about three
boxes of your Iron -ox Tab-
les, have no hesitation in rec-
ommending them to anyone
troubled with dyspepsia and
constipation, and as a good
tonic. I consider them a very
superior remedy.
H. J. YOIJNGE,
Lansdowne, Ont.
Fifty troleent Tablets, in an attractive
aluminum pocket case, 25 cents at drug.
gists, or sent, postpaid, on receipt of
price. The Iron -ox Remedy Co„ Lun-
ged, Walkerville, Ont,
L EAMI NGTON
„Butpg..,55 (au. E GE
NO TIME LIKE
THE PRESENT
To begin a /31,1Siness or Sherthend
Course, Weont Aet get enough
graduates to fill tho ealls upon is
for office hell). Can Place 200 ;pro
Toting men at an Average stuary
of Z,50 per numth to etart. NOV
course from Fe. 1, 01. Write "
Lor catatog 'WO
.S.• L. SEWN, Principal.
BOER WAR LOSSES
The Brid ish Wes Wires* has •now
ad 1;totple Uwe o figure up the, loss
life sustained, by the British 54
t. Boer war. Rere are the figurers
led ln battle and died ef woinslis
entre ?OS non-OCOAngassionsed o-
rs and name, 6,803. 04"enteric ness-
/ffiss3rs, 183; non-amarnissiorod
cers and men, 7,807. Other
s, attic/ars, 243 oonscommis-
uad officers and men. In all
20,000 lives lost, .This •is a
[Ay heavy death roll, not speaking
he millions that,. have beonl °St.
ot some people seem to think that
glorious! •A
AN ACT TO AREND TUE
AcT
Na,iesty, by atyl with the ad.
ice and e'a 4 he. Teeere:Ishrtitee
'volubly of Ore Premium 'of ()uteri%
e amenably; Um marriagetAet by ad,
ding apreto the. following 3Mti:011.--,
"In ease the usual OM- of residence
either of the particA is sttolt3.d
or Lilo DominlOn of Canada. Alto
atilidavit shalt further sfa to thAr no,
roe ,or the intended tnerciage ha,elneett
uly pablielted mei ese than ireeeeu
eye previously in al. °least two ;sews
oome norsplper •published:in One
ullinkiPalnY in whit% the license is to
be mired. cr. n coe there is no such
newel; Apar, 21Wit in sem!" 11,4wspa Lyn'
tabliSited, ,in the counts -34r disertot
Welt snob municipality is situate.
MT,
Uvray Council
4 Gillivray, Nareit 7t
rsuant to adjourn,
Miller, Iteers; D,
rar*o Robins
UIOusI Councillors.
ast Ina read, ap.
,seconded by
Uct the Auditor's It
ed and tirm10
anm ba priatea.—car.
(wed by .I. 11. Rbinsozi, see nt
'WS T. liarsLhat tire followity.,
bens of the Board of ltsaltit be
tided ;—Japes Gibson in ramie:CA.
ith tor one year. John Fenowien
two years and:James Neil for
Uu ee ye a ra—CArric?zil.
A numbar of ;mounts wore ordered
o be paid.1
loved by .1. Malt:egos, seconded( by
L Denman. thi this council adjourn
to meet in tha Town flail, the• 'fagot
Monday in April at one a'ctoel p. m.
—Csrried.
WU. Froksaa,
Locals
MissXuthryn Eastwood of Clare -
moot, is liVladAllfr the ILestor holidoy
With her want, Mrs. ,T, G4 Stanbury. 4
Albert Andrew, of Elimvillo Iota ki
ranted Mr, Thomas Bissett's* house d
i,sew of tnen; it can be gJTasett only by Nitft'PHOTO911,111iltttifttilt?rtfitrir
la more efficient,
t oars ehed orer-bis Ornolfirion but. bir 0,....0....'
I
411/....
cornprOinikint.,^,' Chris tiani 1 y. The Luca rt.,' i 1.
or ChrIst. will be., comforted not by i 0.—
•1111.-.
OSIP-..
tha hrgher organization of Inert aocl
Nromen who believe in his life a3tei
resurieotion, for the extripation ci
, the foe that slew him, for' the eater,-
'..oizing of the spiritualfro•Pres of .the
iliolc,tD: ,soe,eleclie taygeeexteteris. ..11,001't%e r a oraction
race, for MI t till$ MIN' 11Car t, X teal
Christianity that Good Friday de
main's, but a militant Christianity,
is net the 'renitence of tears. but :he
peratenee otf action; it is not a world
silenced and humiliated abontra ero.sa,
bat a svceeld puriGied, upliftedori,t1t
iss feet'sat 4nspowSpixt,hs and it s _bonds
co/Antitted to the, highest tonkS."
etatee.;;;:si jts.-11}ir.%r4.13alfalt;Itrulift3ton.t(14:),‘140of juLrati
an orchard or 3000 'plum trete,. rays
.LbnCitbtzhaenkentloce ealj'euntevxeQrursetne . / poi g ebe:15 on:
e
elle Itnot, BO sane and burn theni,Go
Y
s s
lover tbe orchard catofully in the curi
wittier and again In ay
,rnsammeir
s
when the knots are sholviog.
knotare. yenowisit-brown in color.nThese
not b3 discouro1nsed if you have a crop
of knots to out the second year, an
the 'knots do not usually aspear •until
a year after -inoeulaftioos This plan
o!reimxteenrta;insvaetifts,tivedeten11n5otr:no ltea i„
Iit Is an 'unqUulilitIcialie03031. Irony
and tried but none hare bean so sue
tar remedies bevel been suggested
,
ressful. eegbraymg ssolit norleaux
nalsture will help SreatlY in preyt,
ins-. 14ew laIstooloits, and -vilt east
but 11111e extra, 33 tt Jurt to bs done
r . other diseases.
Alas Tamura, a Japanese merchant
o has been visit isag Ottawa seys ss
ets to sse a large demander/Dated
Jan Cor flour trona aftil.t.itoba No
hard wheat. At pont most of the
4lour imported by Jopart coiroesfront
the Pecific Quest States of the Cnien,
It Is a softer, cheaper, and whiter
flour than the Canadlan, b tt tte
Akin/sobs, snosluct iss really .obe
oheapest in ths long run, because it
Fonds inore bread itral COT03411.3 E3Or3
niutrn. The :Iffauttrlot fleur gives 30
lb. more 04 tr*-44 tser 100 b,of flour
than does Amer/eau, illr. Tamura
itanoles Manitoba flour. We
formerly .1,13 1U1,1pritd, ZUM0, h'.* now
takes regularly hoween 200 :,zrid 3004
tors a month. lie has a bakery es
1s-sciolts' for inakinT bread trona C
3k1.31.1 flourwisirla ha ;sails lite Ca-
ndku Makory. Hs% also )435 delivery
oring filo name "Canada"
ln r-orr Jap4114.
lila St. TittrUlia
T Ties ar the 17th
ttdr.oil on . le Itended 'Mossy de
Monts.' In snbielt one elderly lads*
Stratford, is said to have livinse .o.
' I or 6f:, children, grand-eitildron
tul great strand -children., svitile her
eister pesee.wes 82 relatirer of the
sums class, Mat toast:ten with over
263 living blood relativs's an one 31443
Of his partluttMe, the above numbers
are insignificant, Twenty years ago
AD's. Jahn Wilson, of Lyntsicoh, trod
at 30 seam of age. Sho theta had nos
in 51x nOna tuna:tottr daughters, with
110 grand-eltildron and great grand-
children. There were 31 otbersslead.
The writier. a grand -non or AErs./.W.11-
son, while at Lynealoch last November
carefully fit112131041 up the number of
he desoendonts thou Sirius*, to fiod
hat they totalled 261 (and there
are some more shwa November). No -
'ling to approach blds has been cited
n ,Canada—mot oven Queboo. It is
ated however, that the third getters
lion of this peoplo'is not growing so
ourishingly aF; the first and second
on Gidley street, Arr. Andrew' hav-
Sold his farm will/ hold an extensive
auction sale on Friday, April 81.h,
lloonnit .relief in Ackilleadaolte
imusea, oonsbipation, pain in
the side, guarAnteed tol Slam using
Carter's Little Liver Pills. One, a
Ocse, Striell price. SmaIl dose. Soleil
pill.
The montbers at the Main -ss :1113-
Lhodizt church Epworth League have
extended an invitation to ithe meta -
bass of the Cavan church Christian
Endeavor society :Ina the Epworth
League of jamee-st Methodist church
'to meet with them • next truce), Ay
nigh! in the lectu r4 • roeni t 11 a
church. It is eipected a pleasantree 1
profitable programme will be render-
ed by the visiting, societies, taker
which refreshments will bus.ervol.
A Inoating -of the Fruit Crewel's'
Institute was held here on Tuesday of
this Nveplt‘ The speoleers were A. E.
:Sherrington, of Wetlketeton, and P. J.
Carey, ref the Division., Ottawa.
;3esiOns these Mr: William Daruneev,,
.or ,Exeter, gave a- -short talk on,,
fruit growing. After the adrerees
wem given at demonstration; in prun-
ing, 'grafting, etc., was`given in •Mrs.
;I a taco G ould's oreliard, Practical
hints and lielpful suggeeliene were
thwwn out whiph those i.n trpnilautta
xna y rnofit thereby.
GENERAL NEWS
Mx. Cicero 'Wallis, and family or
Granton, left last weektfor Frobrish-
er, Asa, where the,y will reside.
�he enevalencel of pneumonia this
year has been ascribe4 to tho 'recent
Cad of eleaping in draughts, with the
windows open. Others say1iisducrto
insufficient and improper ventilation
and •that if one-ouartter as much cane
w ei- Lakon la, open windows as,taken to close thena, such diseaies
WOUld soon disappear from rhe human
race. •
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You HaveAlways Bought
Bears the Off
Signature of
No Good Friday 18 xishtly obse,rv-
erl.„ says dile New, York Outlook,
which is dev ()red en Lively- o me di ta
lion and quickening of coneCience.
The antwer to the traged,y of, Good
Friday is neither emotionaknor lin-
ginative it may be both, but it must
also be something more radioal and
fundamental, it must be the answer
od action. ihe memory of Good Fri-
day will never be erased by the 'sor.
pr
001-,
4111.-
"When the butter won't
came pot a penny in the st:
churn," is an old time dairy E.
proverb. It often seems, to
work though no one has ever
told why.
When mothers are worried
because the children do not
gain strength and flesh we
say give them Scott's Ernul-
sion.
It is like the penny in the
milk because it works and
because there is something
astonishing about it.
Scott's Emulsion is simply
a milk of pure cod liver oil
with some hypophosphites
especially prepared for delicate
stomachs.
Children take to it naturally
because they like the taste
and .the remedy takes just as
naturally to the children be-
cause it is so perfectly adapted
to their wants.
For all weak and pale and
thin children Scott's Emulsion
is the most satisfactory treat-
ment.
We will send you
the penny, 1. e., a
sample free.
Be sure that this picture M
the form of a label Is on the
wrapper of, every bottle of
Emulsion you by,
SCOTT & TIOWNE,
Chemists,
Toronto, Ontario.
goc, and ;Loa; all druggists,
ftrtrltmititttilittttrmtintit rrnfttrrilttrttrm
hiteware thts Mon
t!tr
The White Sale interest does not grow less by the daily show-
ing and wiIing. It remains just as freqb and enthusiastic as the doz-
ens of snowy white garments composing it. Many have bean car-
ried away by ladies who appreciate the beautiful in underwear, and
know when they see it, Numbors testify to 'the superiority of our
Big Colleption of Dainty Whitewear. A
greater selliog Volume has marked the 'Advent of spring,
Purchase early.
Ladies White Drawers
In fine cambrics finished with
Umbrella style, flounced, wide
tucks, also heavy Cluny Lace at
35, 3$, 40, 50, 65, 70, 75, $5, 90
and 950 a pair.
Corset Covers
41 styles of /ace front, lol%round
neck, beading,frills of embroidery
bias skirt, all sizes at 2$, 30, 55,
45, 50, 60, 65, 70, 75, and 85c.
White Blouses
Made of fine India Linens,
med with lace and ins
tucked at 75c, oo, 1 20,
1
White Underskirts
Particular!y nobby goods, styles
excellent, cambrics of the best,
all seams double sewn at 75, 950,
oo, 1 15, 1 20. .1 50,, I 75,
$2 2$
DOT* forget us in white skirts,
Ladies Chemises
2 special beauties, Empire s
elaborately trimmed for the pric
so and 75c.
Nightdresses
Soft English Carnbrics, Empire
style, low round neck, low square
In -neck, high fror:ts, trimmed with
on, Swiss and Cambric embroideries
40. at 50, 75c, I 00, $t so.
4 Yards W1cie Nairn% seo!,ch Linoleint!
regular 2,7o, now
This is an exceptional bargain as "NAIRN" is known the
orld over to make the best linoleum sold,
NAIRN'S SCOTCH LINOLEUM 2 YARDS WIDE $1.00
RA1I COATS—Prepare for a rainy day by buying your
RinCoats from us Rvery seam sewn,
Premier & London Tower Brands are known the world over
for durability, style. and above all for the rain proof qualities and
no complaint come from those who buy them. Ladies' Waterproofs
at 400, 5 00, 6 50, 7 00, $7 50.
We ask Particular Attention to our Men's
Ram Proof Coats, Premier make,thoroughly rubbered and vulcaniz-
ed at $5.00 regular $7.00
Men's Rain Proof Coats, Premier make, the best rubber coat
that is botth rubber and vulcanite at $8.00 regular $10.00
MEN'S RAIN 'PROOF CLOTH CoArrs
In beautiful soft finished cloth, excellent coat for spring wear. We
put the knife ince these two lines. One that was 12.50 now goes at
10.00. One that was 15.00 now goas at $12.50.
Curtains of Use and Beauty
BOBBINET CURTAINS by the yard at 25 and 35c.
Nottingham & Scotch Lace Curtains, 54 to 60 inches wide,
31 yards long, single or double borders with spray and floral centers
very light lacy effects, designs exceptionally good, styles up to date,
at 95e, 1 00, 1 20, 1 40, 1 50 a pair.
lO PerCent off on Cash Sales, redeemable in Silverware
Popplestone Sz Gardiner
120 Wall Paper Designs to select from.
Farmers in this country aro adrised
to examine the torn they intend us-
ing for seed the ,coming season and
tesi it to retakesure it will. orow A
well known farmer in this vicinity
states that about 45 years ago this
gauntry passed through just .such a
winter as the past and the nexti soft,
son a large amount !of the corn; sown
failed ,to grow. He arreues,that on
account of the wet season last year
most or the torn aid not raaturopro-
perly, and some put away in cribs
was Still quite sort. .The uses.° wea-
ther, he argues, has killed the germs
in much et the corn, and itatailure to
stout will be the fire't knowledge
that soma will not grow. Ile advises
the farmers(to tet the seed bpput-
ting it in dirt and setting it under a
warm tsteve for four or five daels' OT
a week., when it .shataid sprout.
The :Forest Free Press says
an old fallacy that a man cen,doeshe
likes with his osvu proper:1:y:: Path-
master,s occasionally haver" trouble'
with farmers who positively deeline
to permit; the public; to drrve through
thei r fields in the winter or allow theie.
fences to be taken down. Their view
ea that it is therluty;crf Um authority
keep thst, legal nun:113'Q= and that not
even SA the antter,swit .o,r Slaking ought
fences to be destroyed or lands tres-
passed upon. This position is perhaps
human, but according to the Municip-
al World, quite untenable. In answer
to correspondent, who aske, "If the
reads are drifted, can parties going
along let down fences and drive
through fields?" That, aatlionrty ,ee-
plies, "14 by reason or, obstructionor
lock of repair, a highway has become
impassable, traltellere may enter upon
adjoining lands to obtain tL free end
saf,; pas4age, doing no 'More damage
to such land than is :necessary under
the eirCurnell ance,, without incurring
any liability as lreepaseers."
BORN.
ElEAKAN.—In Stepher, March 19,
to Mr. and leIrs.John Ifeaman, a
Son.
A leadiog Anaericatt journal says:
If Saint Paul eculd have foreseen thd
time when 961000000 microbes would
be found on a single greenbaek he
would have been more than ever con-
vinced that the lave of money is the
root of all evil. The health authori-
ties tlarioughout the country are be-
coming aroused to the dangers of dis-
ease- carrying currency, and, Health
Commissioner Darlington of New
York, proposes that every plena of
)noney in circulation shallbe froqoent
ly disinfected. At the same -time Cam
gress Ls asked to pass an act compel-
ling the: government ;to d,estroy all the
bilis it takes in and pay Out none bat
new ones. What we really need is a
handy coin to take the place ofl the
one -dollar and, two -dollar bilIs. T;he
silver dollar is tocr clumsy, If some-
body will show usehow to make; a dol-
lar* of about the size and welight of
quer, er durable, distinctive in appear
ane, and not easily counterfeited, we
can rrtire all our small payee cur-
rency, and several trillion microbes
will be out of a job.
rsiammasomeemerierearesasau
C RED ITO N
Roller Mills
-
Gristing and Chopping
Promptly Done.
We are giving excellent sa-
tisfaction in flour since re-
modelling our mill.
Sweitzer
AT LIFE'S
EVENING.
To those well along in
years there conaes,,accord-
ing to the condition Of the
system, their measure of
11/s and suffering. Some
are young at 76, while
others are old at 40.
Elderly people who once
use Dr. Leonbardt's Anti -
Pin find that it has marvel-
ous power to relieve the,n
of the troubles that n othi ng
else will shake off, especi-
a113, backache, constipa-
tion, bladder trouble, fail-
ing appetite, and indiges-
tion. If A NTT -TILL Is used
upon taking cold, the aches
and pains that usually fol-
low will be avoided, To
prove tbis, send to WTL-
SOlC-FYLE Co., Niagara
Palls, Ont., for a free San.
plc. ANTI -PILL is sold by
druggists at 50 cents a box.
ANTI-IPTir