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MEDICAL
JW. BROVVNING, M. D., M. 0,
. P. S. Graduate Victoria, Uni,
versity. office and residenenee. Dornintort
Laboratory, Exeter.
DENTAL
..—..._____
T.I' KINSMAN, L. AS. ANb
' 4--,-- DR. J. R. KINSMAN, L.
^4. D. S. 1). D. S., Konor Graduate
Toronto University. Penis.
Teeth extraptect without pain or
bad after effects, Ofdce in Fan-
spn's block. West side of Main
tree Exeter
4 4 ANDERSON, (0.11- S.1.41.S.
__ DENTIST.
Konor Graduate of the Torento UniversitY
and Royal College of Dental Surgeons of
Ontarlo,with honors Also Post -graduate of
aticegosoliool of Prosthetic Dentistry (with
/honorable mention.
Everything -known to the Dental Profession
donein this °dice. Bridge work, crowns, al-
ktuninum& gold and vulcanite plates all done in
the neatest manner possible. A perfectly
Imrmless anaesthetie used for painless extrao.
Von.
Office one flea south ef Carling Bre
Fdteter.Ont.
INSURANCE.
1/10-INEY TO LOAN
Private funds to loan on Farm property at Four
and ono half per cent.
ERNF.ST ELLIOTT
MONEY TO LOAN
.;1.n.
4,....,,e have unlimited private funds for invest
4,stprit upon farm or village property at lowes
rates of interest.
MESON& CARLING
Exeter.
. .
rioNEy TO LOAN.
We hove a IATgth amount of private tunas to
loan Mt farm and village properties at lowrato&
of itaterest,
GLADUAN f.r... STANBUEX
Barristers Solicitors. Main St. Exeter
DgmsoN & CARLING,
fiArristora,Eolicitors. Notaries. (onveyancers,
Commissioners, Solleitors for t1eA.1016P113
Bank.Ete.
Money to Loan at lowest rates a interest
O1FICE:-.M.6.111 STItEE14 EXETER.
.e.s. °ammo rt. a. r.,.n.rnosomi9
Buggie.7,
Buggies!
.................
Do you Want a Buggy
We have the finest stock in tewn
Ail the latestEtt, yles, in the aeries
colors.
Our prices re mw as .can be fowl)
for first-class material alld Werktuan
ship.
_SWORE YOU BUY
ORLI- ii.ND eEe us.
JIT Russell
o Doors South TGWU Hall.
. EXETER MARICETS
Wheat per bushel' .... 00 to 05
Oats new . — .. . — 20 to 31
Barley ,,.... — —,40 to 43
Flour. ..,,. „... ..... ....
Butter ...... — 4.. 15
figs .... • . 12
ool.... — .... 14 to 14
Pork live weight ..„84.00 to $4.60
Fork Dressed .—, $0.25 to $6,25
Turkey .... ., 14
Ducks . ,. . . $
Chicken .... . 0
PASTURE
-,Cattle 'wanted for summer pasture
by the month or season, good grazing
and plenty of wo.ter on the land. --
3'ohn Blatelaford, Rurondale P. O.
FARM FOR' SALE
A well improved farm,170 acres, on
con. 10 and 11,1n the townshipefiBidi
dulph, 'situated about thnee miles
from 'Granton. About 100 titres:no.-
der gra,ss. Good buildings on thepre-
mizes. For ;particulars apply to Mr. I
al • haat 0`141ara, Granton; cr.o.
"
=OR SALE
ot 23, eon. 0, in Usborne. con -
five acres of land. Good brick
house, stable, good orchard and gar.
den. This property is i mile from
Thames Road Post Office,and must be
sold to close estate. Terms easy. For
Aculars-apply to TKorsi&AS GAMER-
sEn1 4 h „ arqubar Po.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR
,
Vendersw19 be received by the undersigned
on 'behalf of the Usnotne Municipal Co men
-until Friday I he Gth day of may. for the con-
struction of Drainage Work in the Township
of Usborne known as the Gardiner Drain, at-.
cording to report, plans and. suenianations 0
F. W. if arneornhe, C.,. E. of 'London, which may
be seen at my °tee or the office of the Engin-
eer. Each tender must he accompanied by*
deposit of $50.00 which wIll be forfeited to ths
1V1unicinality shouldany party, whose tendel
is accepted, fail to execute the necessary con
tract and bond for the completion of the work
The deposit of unsuccessful tenders will be r ---
turned. Tes,ders mill be opened at Elimvi L
'on Sa licitly May ith at two o'clock. The lo
Eat -01 by tender not necessarily accepted.
' FRANws mear,r,I., —
. clerk lortIsborn
Vilhal 5.; April rth 1901 -.k
SBORITHORN DURIIA,M "BULLS
for sale.—The undersigned has for
sale 7 pure bred Durham 13ulls, witti
peditgree Or eligabie for regestra clop
TirlY aged bull which is the sire ,of 'the
etherS, -is inelud.ted in .the c,ifferrilio..,
and has pzoved himselfa surc. staek
get tov; He was sired by RiverSide
Wail), 'Which dict such good segiee
in 'the lizard of J. and W. 93. -Witatt.
of Salem, and is, a half. !brother; to
Star of Morning, recently • own id b -,-
James Snell of Hallett, which f-ltoolz
first •prize a t LosaclonIr andst sold
at his diSpersion sale for .9400. .pply
an Lot 16, Coneessiontl, .Tray, or:, '..191311
,ilicler, Ilen,sall. P. O.
A -4. aluable colleetiou of Indian and
•Eskimo relies was .s. i„ oleo from the gs,o-
logical survey museum at Ottawa ,
Dizzy?
Appetite poor? Bowels
constipated? Tongue coated?
Head ache? It's your liver!
Ayer's Pills are liver pills, all
vegeta•bje. eiMitz;-.. faAela:
Want your moustache or beard
a beautiful brown or rich black? Use
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE
von ma R.!. ant & co., waste- 5.15.
PRESENTATION AND ADDRESSES
At the/ xi:troll-at 'meeting a the.A:r,
worth League of the Janes-st. Me-
hadist -Ohurch, on Tuesday overlies.
There 'MN a large gathering pres-
ent, A ftor. 'the vaual business' Wr.i.F
iron asitc t ed, %Miss, • Cara Ufa no :CT,
who has be a. worthy, member cj
the League as well as of the choir
and Sunday School, was on ibehair et
those organization.% przsented ; witb
an address and a beautiful hymn book
Miss Alarming who %ayes with, her
pareguts, tor Crystal ckt.y„ Manitobl„
ent Miandp5r next will tbe ,r51uclarM4`e-
r4 in 1 be wor1 . or the church here
a rultwo
.Cel'alssored she:has matany-
friends who voice the sentiments c4-
KeNset1 in A;he followim'&• whl,vess:
cern Menning,
near li`rieralz---,Suddett now.q When
not. ot tt pleasant character often
causes a shock of pain and $3cifteSci,
hut :thewself yonr departure from
our midst come$ or long. tore -shadow-
ing. For 'maw months wo :Imre
known 1 ha t athe sunny days qf
spving melt: •from:the la nd,seape the
hoantiral white SUM of winter* act al.
so we hasp known that wttb tlrelop-
enhotr up of spring we would be ealled
upon to realize that ono of ouarnost
v'llual. members hod taken her flight
10 the Car.forWrst. ;row .hare been
a valtwd racmber oli our church. itt
many ways, alte,SundaySphoot twill
miss- you ipeause you have been a
faithful amt efficient teaeltor. The
Epwa,a1.1 League will have to isupply
auothzr 4 0 Lilt otur Inci s mere-
gary.aral your vol:ce wilk Ana Mow
he hearit in the their, where you
)tave been, faithful and :tram, havintf
boor. tseldout absent' L'or several years.
We will miss, but. you will be-
contr. a valued addition LOSQ1200 other
church. present '„vou with 'this
hymn hook believing that while in
ohm ch ssieging front its 'pages. yonr
thoughts will turn to JaIlle-et,
'you have a hoot or welt wishes, antl
friends, who will le:ver 'prP4r. that
yen may be blessed, anti sustained un-
til called hence to be for,ower wItit
the Lurd.--Signed, Bliss Drown, leader
and organist or choir; P. Vrayne, sop,
c,t S. 8.,; D. A. 'A rulee.sou, Pres.
wlortlt League .
The 'W. M. S. oi James -a. eintrolt
met a 1, t ho hozoo or Zr,s. John Man -
fling, ors the levenieg Of Weeleesdow
April 13 to bid Mrs. Mannini an
family fareavall, prior t o their Amy-,
in for. thoir now home in Maniaxiba.
Mrs. It,. IL finizat, wha Ls loami:ng
pinallw. Lei joln her husband in ;the
N: W. .T. was present and addiress,o0
were tendered the -two retiring mem-
bers Dr. lla taxon, eastor, replied on be-
ar ef 'Mrs. Manning and Mrs. Sweet.
The evening .was :spent in Imusie and,
inItleircourste, ininglted with 8.(or
news at the loss o,2 ,two such Mo-
tive members, and. 'thee less of both
families as eilizens td Exe.ter., Fol
are 'the add'resses:
Broiler, Ont., A,prit, 1001.
To Trs. Manning
We Ibn member of thes W. M.
reel that oar isoeiety is about to lose
one of its most. o.ctive worke,rs and
.we cannot let you leave us wilhou
n ,Fame way showing our appreciation
,r the inter....st you have taken in
this branch of the Master's work.
,'Ever daktliful •CV1.211- r tie" pt..Q MS t (f
het the active watchword, of your Me
Gloinig` sil11 your are :to 1Itio far Wrist
your mind \rill catimes:, revert. to
worts of work spent, in our midat
mil we ask you to thiulc of us kind-
, ,altva ye re:memfbering, !that yeatoo-
cu py a tpriornisen,t place n oar
Good Words for Iron -ox
Tablets in Windsor.
February 24, 1903.
I have not taken any Tab-
lets lately, as I do not require
them, but I am sure they did
my son and me very much
'good for constipation and ,
uilding up our systems. 1'
ave recommended them to a
very great number of people
• that I meet in my calls at over
3901houses every week, and
'-find a number have tried
them with good results.
A. TAYLOR,
Windsor, Ont.
Agent Metropolitan Life
Insurance Co.
• Fifty Iron -ox Tablets, it an attractive
aluminum pocket case, 25 ceutS at drug-
gists, or sent, postpaid, on receipt of
price The Iron -ox Remedy Co., Lim-
ited, Walkerville, Ont.
OUSE FOR SAL good
frame licus.?, one lorey high,
tut containing 6iX • rooms ; 4og6t her
with an acre •; ground, an which
aro folly first class 'fruit trees- and
01301 a goad well 'of water. ,,ilood
location being tsituated on Alexander,
;irettl, ffx3ter North. Apoly on pre-
mises in oho • evening or at..E.12c,cct.el•
Pe -d. 0 ffice.—.A s. Joicey flora, Ex31-
THEM
131
A P R
hea41's affoc Lion. May- the Ida es't , A fat owed barsquit was. tepleredi him,
I ,!;11,1e;ssycliftran:ocif 3,3-,Larveriatmility:bvei12
‘vehr..31,citavoep; 1 ,e,1y. 6,chair and; ,11,13 , address, te54tifY-
obi lot', 111 life Inlay be 4-15,i; ny his many :friends awl
foi ea Os oilier is a wondi,4, „of uP, pri qi,- land p ra.ant ad wills, a gad lOCket, an
1.,
1e,ga,elvtlitia,;illieevdetray
ol}rticd'sti31:11tillidEr?ent„suaLn..1 ini.71:9:..i.Iii:clionasan13r '5,8'01; th and his hasi
shine or God's I ovc; may shine int 4
your live to dispel' sadness and snake An OXbow,'N. W, T., despa Leh says
.---45—...s,-. ca rt,yi.o.gt. away ilse Government
1 the ,.louriis River again rose Saint -day,
3"0'4l 112(1L ft) r ilia 'Altb.Ster'S use
Exeter, Ont., April, 1901bridge, south, of the town, leadint in-
to the ;ext.,>sisive /3ow; district, .Cuti511
off all commuitical..ion. The wa,ter
11 the highest ever known at Oxibow.
After years of agitat ion On the put
.of ' 1 he rallroado. took Jug to 1 lie con;
-.,tr +action: of aa international rail-
road bridge ilCCOS.ii the D.A.roit liver,
4 now t4017e0.r0 that the pion .nany
be dropped in favor of a !mewl, emu
mencing an sera,..:: otiat along t he
tlentral raikkosad ,
f rent age Owned by Lb.:: Michigan
Mr. George lienderson bus soki Iii,.;
Cann on the liluevale read, near W -
thou we wilt know Lisa t our loss chana,,,to James Fowler, Poss413Simats
has been. counterbalanced by that I be.given June ,1„.,,,„ Tbe, farm eon-
4v4itegxcrslos_c_itelity;sougaaiinxa. )0,0uurrher,sultu%si"yi.,th; tams ol.-t.f aue...,,, wen ,41tuated. 1,1d
•
Dear Alt's. ....weet.—hislow 1.hat you
are about: .to 0,,,,over 'your conneetion
with the Exeter Aux. or t he W. liL 5.,
le feel called upon to express in
entlnle "Way our:sorrow at losing you
from our ini,d.stt. Oneby one the
meAbonst om ‘our society are le:tiviug
is, and; yet we are, Ts°. thankful ilia
new recruits are apntirmally
in t 0 help us to wage na t le ugeixist
tho forces ef vVil. 71:o0 are compar-
atively a new member of oar auxtl.
. ,
tars, anti yet you nave cittlea,r,t,
yourself to us and we feel that, w:3
art.: losing one 1111.0 ia deeply itotet"..
ested in, ,tint• Missionary cause. :We
hope 10 Ileac of your joining scsnle
01 nor auxiliary of the W. M. S., and
'your mvil, ;Iyunc and we pray oro,
mcal may: 'mit you with prospr. y
and hippiness In (bis lifo alai
war del 'bring yea 'to dwell with
11ec:vet-0y he.st throughout eternity,
AIRED McDOUGALL IS REPORT,.
ED TO BB VP AND 'ABOUT
t ham been repored that
ed "MeDougoll, ex -solicitor.
ocluriel 'Treasury, v;rhose dangero
site te or health has 'praveated Im
Lsial in, 1,1w Ocuaral Ser551tras
erabezzelment, has bet:.
faen on tha street, eel that he at
poaved, to tla well and hearty.
Thi,Atetiou,gall casz has now been
ad jou; nett, Lour trines and the
lilac It nati in, court both
Cairn and johnston swore t
(1.3kri.alaut wos =ILL ,Lor, thz trzt11.
Taer said be was suffering from ar-
teriz dmgenera Lion, and Vita t trew b
jar t 'to thei Eitroin or a criminal ti'
ide deallit would tansue.
a ciesski N..1,1,rasleootlp,ro,;peiort3-1'iert`rache,r4,1r:::
nds erecting a ',residence in town
icriu,Zr the cotrilkg iF.uronaer.
ex tromeuse gathering, er,an (1.....9.s....
nations gathered in tSratford to bid
falowell to Rev. Mr. XeKaY. E. 4. Ph,
• who ba.s been tits faithful pa, -
he Ilaptist churell in Strat..
the p35t twelve year.% ald
hat churcit in a moat flour-
onditioe. :Mr, McKay will
ris tiso editoriat chair or tito can -
tie,. published in Toronto.
aggs,
is Calgary laNver ;fits
r r1,9,, ed, cite rged wi..t It con; pi 'tty In the t rbbery Dt a mail 11;,-
r, containing; ,i,11.0.600. Vic' rohirry
et. od some months' ago,
anti Winnipeg. A mad clerk
'mod Wilcox is now on trial for th
crime. Thos. Behan, a horse Keller,
utt Jerry Boyeo, a hotel Ira -Toe pi-
L.leiten ars also in custody.
Apri4 0 a vary pretty ;wedding-,
wa„. solarenized u.!. the home of
:nr. James Allen, baso line Blau-
.1torti. The coutrac,tieg .1.ar:Uos Nircpr.)
Mr. Bush Berry., 4"..iXsu, orarr.
in Illonshard, but lie and his brid”.
I
sra
.4V in 131ansahrd, but he and lila • bride nty, antIOLLss Sarah Altert%. 1
,1.-ov,
..,e. .0. Reeve oZ E.irlr.ton performed tile
ceremony. Mr. Derry's old home 'was
t will X474.itl3 on, a fArIll 44)001k a mile
NVe3il of Wocalltam.
114.4.VY SNOW STORMS
0,tueral Throughout the
PrEday fast 11, swam
storm prevailed seeerelly tiro
1110 1,)X0VIXIM and anew to the depth
or eleven inches fell in this lonlity.
This rgoeur, extrictrainary snowfall
enel it. is to olicrett, hurt 'tile
%Oleo V but. will tend 'Po impap.ve 11,
ori it wiR bo prpiteeted •,,from the
juxioui, effects of warm sunshine in
the day and frosls at night. IC the
snow disappears slowly and no trying
woo tber fellows, theplant, it Is the,-
ught will got an excellent. start. Tt4
Aparto ,rrorn dim counties of 1Cent
anti Essex aro not. encouraging and ro
pr,esent tltd fall wheat in the aerat
pomsiblo 'plight. At, the close of wtnr-
or its condition. Ayo$ conaldorod to be
bad but. ie. was booed that with t.110
00111111T, o2 mild weather the ,nrop
would 'revive. The worst fears: are
realized, o.nd =Lamy 'farinersiehare
a graeulturel aperlattion4 are possOkr
ars already plowing the wheat under
wiith a view oil sowing somo
c,ther crop. The destruction of the
wheat dates from February -7, when
lise firatt, g.ren t thaw took 1nCc,
flooding lands t had not been un-
der watbr for a quarter of cen-
tury. A cold wave followed, and for
about six weeks the crrop was under
water 'due, to a succession. of snow-
falls, thaws and .freezing.s
Rowever there. has not yet been
enough warm wieather to prothrtce
vikqeta tion. and it is 'hardly 00.95iblo
for a week or more to determine z he
actual aondition at' things..
CASTI1A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Alviays Bought
Bears the
Signature of
G -NERAL NZWS
11. A. Dinsmore on fthe Itith con. ;oll
iBlanEthard, • has recently purchas2d
from i‘V:. 1). Flail:, 'Intuition, the, ire-
,pcirted ;shorthorn bull, "Norrnanby.; "
A rfaispatch. from Rid,gelown ekryys
t„halt .raotra than 80 par icent. oC the
fall wheat crap in Tegat: 'county- has
been. 'ranted, arld,1 hat many:. of tale -
clover mend OWiS aro dead.
;The .ria tu,ral ;gas pipes fbe Lween
"Windsor and Detroit have bean sold
L o Toledo parties and the work of re-
moving,. , Miens 'from ;the river bed
comMenced Manda'yt,
.1ilx.'per Ls expett; ,that four million
acres ;will he seeded in Manitoba this
Meer, and 1 :that lone:wing pialS,t ex -
oeriSences, 'the "hard winter"' will be
tollowedby a ,good• grewing sum: -
51111
The Transfv: Committee of the, Me-
thodist; Church met in Toronto on the
71h inst. No ministers were transfer-
red into the London Conerance,, hut
;three Or Lour were ;tranger red fora
hem ;10; ;Atipply the work in Mnnila,-
lea and Northwest Conferences.
Rev. A.71. Rhodes, formerly- of Hyde
;1?ark, has been appointed by the Dish -
;
DP of Huron to ha, incumbent of the
iriah Lo ,.4tud
Sr,unimerhill. Rev. M. M. Goldberg of
tungannon, who was; supposed to
vc been appointed , to this parish
t fall has been transferre,dte Dun -
r k.
t,11;Tr. Cr wirge Graham or Galt, who
PIL 13 5 0 I Cl out. his husineSs "Graham's
4air,' will shortly remove tO Toronto.
Tho Irecumsah Cjnuing Co.. or Te-
cumseh, Ont., with a capitalization 01
1,000, is reported -to have boensold
to,o Detroit capitalist, StoekholIort
In lb: ea Ileera hss. been notified. ot
nted,ating to clear up the assets. Tho
Tecuuvmh canniest companies were
alt natcoe60fu1 task year, and 7,,t is
believed lltat tio purchase er tht$
company will mean extenstive intpro
moments; to the 'ph at,
A 'petition was submitted to
council oC Charlottetown, P. E. 1. ask-
ing t hat body to petition thc .Provin
Oat Legislaturo, now in session, tore -
peal lite Prohibition Act, or grant is
ramendum. Tho petitioners hlaira
that after a trial'of three year, the
Art t: not ,511. tiSfaet ory, ant that
drunInuness is en the increaFa. The
Tamperanee people argue that, prohi-
bition is satisfactory it the law is in -
forced. ,The ouuncil vetted the tpeti-
lion ,r011,11 ;to; 4.11,re'e.
Tbo,provinciaI trenettry will be
swelled to .1.1te extual of about 5200,-
000 a. ivear undter the Orctrisionsl ci
Premier Bess' bill lo amend the sup-
plamentary revanue net which ha will
intfauce into the Letgistature,.... The
measure ,stipulates that railwaYF r u n -
fling t lam ugh the organized dis,triets
of ;'ilut Poovinen shalt Tay fa tax• ;to
the provincial treasury or $30 per
inile fort mingle tracks and $a0 for
eacji additional track. In the ease of
railways running through unorganiz-
21st 1904,
1:grimmtifttt!tttrtiti,in ttintittittnt,rtitt
AttractiVeH
IttittiftrilMnfiririt
and Stylish
Deoartments
E 150 all
• Paper designs
Prices, 3 to 25c. a Single Roll
16.
el•-•
MO*
E
districts the tax is to her S20 and , fgr:
-reskrAtikgelk iittalways under 100 Z-:,* *MP
miles in length, aroto bo taxed $15
nor mile for single tracks and $5 per
ratle for addtlional tracks.
Colin McArthur 4 Co. is the
only factory in Canada that uses
the perfect equipment known as
the Double Proce,s. On mak-
ing a comparisou betwteu our
goods and some others, you will
find that the printing is clear and
harply defined, and that th,) col-
ors stand OM more perfectly in
our,papers ; and they are'rnade by
the bottb:e Process.
Biggest Collection in town
and at the lowest prices.
No. 3
BOOTS AND
SHOES
Faultless nese fa m 0
and Shoes for worce
Pearless are vetailed at
sl?oeUsAonlitthYe American Continent
our store. No
possess the rare accommodation
that these do. Ladies who wear
them need no further introduc-
tion. They are undoubtedly the
leaders in footwear, are the
AOMI?,of COMFORT and
GOOD SERVICE. Try a pair
Fabrics.
and be convinced of their durabil-
ity.
2.00, 2.157 2.507 $3
Low Shoes
• O.
ady = to
Clothing.
000 Virorth
Wea
%,(:,tagrBlii,nboiees; iritl_ii.Dg in bewildering val.,
' boli" un ff, tout - and no
bby
. that heep a boy
Dish jlothes. old enonoli r man -
Price 1.5o to $5.00 a
ung Men's Olothing
' iie a not only the style but NI-1de]).
trade, the and that quality of C. N. B.
at
:::sts Prices 3.75 to $7.50 a Suit
w Clothing
Brand will old it.
winter worn clothin
is here, also new goods
liich Will brush away
ut you u business
+Se i2.0o a Suit
1
ing
r the a
0
1) GOODS
ashion calls for
stylish and dressy,
new and up-to.date,
Latost novelties in Suitings.
Latcst fads in light weight filmy fabrics.
The choice and select colors and shades are
almost bewildering, We enumerate a few
eclatshseesl:_eading lines dividing them into two
Lightweight
Our Ladies' Low Shoes posses s the
latest styles and best values in town and
every pair is as good as workmanship and
material can make them at,
1.00, 1.10, 1.35, 1.50, Sr.65
Twine Voiles 40, 75e.
Crepe de Chene 50, 75e.
Lustres 25, 40, 50, 75, 05e.
Canvass 50, 14,
Albatross o0e.
Silk 4r. Wool Crepeline 75e
Plain and Knee VoileS, 50
75, PO. $1.00.
tortes 75, 00, SLCO
SiIk & Wool Ottomans 05c
Punamas 50, 75c.
Satin Cloth 50, 75, S5, $L00
Su tings
elible or Granite 50, 75,
$1,00.
herringbone 50e.
Venetian 50, 75, 00, $1,00.
Box Oloth 1.00 $1,25,
Longford Tweed $IAM
Vicuna 75, $1.00
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