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ernment 1ms no such exce.ss ot re-
venue over expenditure, At the
most its surples for the year does
not exceed $7,500,000. Teking the
witoie perioe that the present. GOV-
wrnmera has been in power, the ex-
cess cif receipts over expenditures is
ot more than a million doletre, and
n this has 'been orneted, 110/'
of rtinaTy evenues, but from the-
e- aseets in the form ef public
land,
Stands any Test
The most severe judgment of' the expert tea taster
1ueWbben Tea absolutely the best, Why?
It is free from tannin and other bitter substances
fibrous leaves employed in its making.
The taste is pure, rich and creamy—that nameless quality that
agnifies to the expert and lovers of true tea that it k the best
; leaves and shoots of the tea plant properly coxed,
onounces
no coarse
tue Ribba
011
40c0
b. 01.01, be-
111101ASONS
(I»eorporated by .A et of Parlit. latent
OlitnTeet. , • .
Capital cnta, rAin ren ......... . ... .......... ,00Q.000.00
Reserved Fund,...., 6,850.000.00
nc
liralaczi in Onterie, Quevee. alocrte; enite,eeetentnie ueent a.
„ riaRAN*.;',
nrerr Lawful eeey 4 -ern 0, n• te3r. tt. except te ineniey t.N. WPM Z,S,
Notes cashed or coll‘vt-41. -.s supplied
Ott arelleatiee. DRAFTez VP all eoluti in theVenein, toe' eye
nee:getter. Longl.t and Feld se lowest rates of exeliereee,
,SAVINOS DEPARTMENT
TUE LADIES FANO TE.
leexa-leser Pitts ore" the le es fay-
medleine. The'y cture co/esti:eV-
irnSteklieadaehei diillionsuees, and
reeteei.le wit bout teripittg, ear,eing or
li'V 'ER CROPS'
VALUABLE.
bL COLL ftsrence
it inpLors,
is nt
• f. b
'40 .044.
sa
oi
• eriment•
e
natio0 of
ops to It
bleit the, following, is
• ong the Many aftiva
derived fton 't he • system,
tel cult uree, uldob include e
v t of •.eCIVer.'erops, we tee4 eito
the .twO .ntost :important t be enxt
rel tlie- soil moisture ant 11
‘ovemetit of the soil;
nserving 3oiI loistureee.
nerelly, it is desirable thst
itelsrtiee should be consery-
oe the orehard trees during the
' 'r months tit the eeason. Up to
lst., the tree in ILI3U.ing
griMfb LILO IS I. t%tnspifing
Ough js leavie. large neteraities,
Walt te.
it her I he swelling fe
,tis 'reeking its demand for Water.
For every nound of dry matter of
leafet wood or fruit, the tree uses
least e00 lbs, cif tvatee. Hence.
diet ricts where droughts troy pre
1 in spring, or the raistielt bet
uty, ,the importance of • surface
Ovation i, nsarked. Ile this
wine 1114 tnitleh le produced
"1. thus evapoTation checked or lire
t ed. 'ow cov crop eye,;,,,,:e a
euriace 'eultivation in ih
sring and 'eerie' summer mom
• periments Expeeintents
' been made to seertant the et-
ps and cult ivat ion
titre oa the Centrel Ex -
'arm for several years.
May Otb, 04 we found that
was 130 tons more water or
„ to a depth of 11 inches, In
ultiveted eoil than in the adjoining
lot carrying a vigorous growth, of
c1o'er, This means that the. la t ter
soil contains but one half the welter
tite cultivated soil. But gra.
od is more exhaustive than clover
cel. In 1002 ,from May to July,
"els every tuo• weeke shoiN ca that
soil in tot contained. from 50 to
10 per cent less water than ad-
joining soil itt cultivation, -the
ferenee being at times over 260 tons
eer ;lure.The drought he the early
part, o( 11O3 etnpleasized theSefacts
and showed most merkeillY the
value of cultivation.
In the autumn, on the other hand
it is desirable that the 'Water suepty
should be diminished, so that vege-
tative growth should be ehecktel and
the wood given an opportunity. 'a)
ripen before the winter sets in. This
is readily brought about by sowing
the cover crop in June: or eerie" pert
of July.
Legumes for luenrovement of So-
ils,--Tbe improvementof soil$ by
the growth of clover or some, Other
legume is effected by the addition of
humus 'and nitrogen. Experiments
go to :show that by this means the
soil can be enriched to the extent of
100 lbs. or more of nitrogen per acre
this . nitrogen being appropriated
feom the, atmosphere by the „plane
through the agency of Certain :bac-
teria tliat reside in the clover roots.
It seems more than; probable that a
good 'crop of clover turned under
will enrich the soil to an extent
equal to an application of 10 tons of
ordinary barnyard manure. Not on-
ly is that valuable and necessary
Plant food, nitrogen, furnished
cheaply by this means, but humus -
forming material is added in large
quantities, and this by its partial
decay is particeilerly important he
ameliorating the physical condition
of the soil. And, lastly, the mineral
matter stored up in the cover crop
is finally set free.: in forms readily
assimilable by the roots of the orch
aid trees.
fluron Perth
ThStratford Fall Fair wil be
sclieol has resigned, Olies. Leppert' held on September 22 and 23.
e
Principal Torrance a Gorrie
of Moleswortle IS to be, Ins sueoese
sor,
During: the electric storm early
'Wednesday morning of last week, a
cow owned by Its John Mining,
Wingliam, NSW', truck by lightning
and killed,.
The steamer Midland Owen, toe
with grain. from Fort Williaru. to
Goderich, went aground last oight
in a fog about a tulle south of KM-
eardine. The weather WPS calm.
More etenes ot sieke head:ache. billie
inuenees, censeipaiton can be, cored in
less lime with leSeenedieirte and, less
moues'by using Carter's Little Liv-
en Pills than by any other means
The managers oe the Queen's hotel
ia Dlyth, received official notice on
Alonday te be in readiness to (memo. -
°date aeang of C. P. R. workers
who will lie there in three weeks,
F. Holrosted, who is himself an en -
to husiastic bowler, has presented to
1 he seaforth Bowling Cluj) a life size
a n portrait, bandsomely framed, of Air.
men Jamee McMichael, the veteran 114'e*
vaiw, tiiLlent of the elute to be hung up in
the club hoese,
Th •
1 *e esserdialf lungeheall ng terinei-
?Pt pal or the pine tree has finally- been
1
enecees.fuily separated and Teftned
--- to ••A. in
r-
1eeteerteeon5b• rpe.
NdlorwPine Syu. Sold by
I
all dealc,,ni on a gue,rantee oglsatisl.1-
lion. Pelee 25e.
11.
•
feeteltee o *to:›4› And urownte's received. lenereet 14•„
d, wet e-earlee, and adiecil to nrinetral uz tU PLA. IderalltAT, :45%
050 1Silled mid idgliest element raw, ef 'freveco, ail eued.
traces niarle to far ere, stock etenlere end Ineeineee reen at
sazul °Alms; tz.,-1-3'We teems. AgenteatEvecer far Ilcro.(teverreewet.
on Sz Carling, Solicitors. N. D. HURPO, Manager.
40.41,44,114...400•444•444.44414.044.....40440.****4,44
The Exeter Times
v••••••orm,s4romna,m,}7Miai
lam .4
ol-
nial 'was le a int a
tandar for July 1904 um a h14, itt vet'yaossure
deficit
ens reeponsipi . 1r t large'
of 1be past year.
When the eetineit Ite lin-
ister of Tred.• and Co
t Ikea up, the andel er was 1 1) '
1 to nlinOttlIC v.' ,v•S itt t1tt,
ehl abilShilatItt o o ,l, Sa
T 4:1 Ix 140, low viee. 1t w;.s. pont ed 1 that the
Government nes neu pting insub-
TI!i WEEK IN pArtritANENT sides, an zunourte (-quit to 3-1
Eract lolly the entire week, in Par.. that whirl, ll be n ere eeteocl to 0
liament was devoted to supply. The for a fast !in:. in Fele.
Minister of Railways made the cut-, SUDDIrSIN ATTAMED. •-------0-..--
A
tOnaary financial statement. It 1 *
slum cd that for the 1() months of I °-----1
3,une 0. , taCelhildreni areiorten iztuadealydaat-
-
' dm ,vast fiscal year endlog ked by pauiCul q laud, -ngtr
1004, the -.receipts on the Intercol- 'ous Colic, Cramps Diarrhoea, Ay-,
, onial has been $5487,521, a decrease :mettiery Cholera INtarbus, Cholera in -
ranting, etc. Dr. Fowlers Extract of
of some thousands of dollars. The
Wild S'crayborry L.% a prompt1 and
maintenance expenditure .was $5,835, Isure cute which Sitruld nlways 'be
01, a very largo increase. The de- keipt in be1touse.
:Mit amounts to $317,773. This is I, -.....-2,...
an appalling 1,bowing on a road', NOTE ..ND commENT
,
Stele'V.. • ..,...
NESDA.Y...
„.
3 IP 17 21
1.1 18 25
12 10 20
ti 13 20 27
7 14 21 28
1. 8 15 23 29
2 9 16 2.3 30
;which has Leen so greatly m
iproved , ,
tut. .t,rou nin2-. er over 600 mini -
'during the pus i few years. ' grants and seamen be the destruc-
The opposition was able to show i tion oc LiV.' Se•tiidin'tvi171 American
that the bye -election last winter in ;+ line ste:ni:,„r,
Norge, ohich struck
Guyshoro, employees of the Govern- il a rock tont„. rounder ' the ".relortli
enent railway were engaged in eine- i s Let e thr oret , rine disaster
tioneering instead of ottending to I -en'
reco,,
ti -ii in meaty years.
their bus:nees. Mr. Eramersore de-
fended their eause. Ile further laid! T., .,
179 American
down the policy that only Liberals ' "iirfng la Y(''''Ir.
inimigronts took up homesteads in
, recommended by Liberal members of
, the Canadian Wes*. OZ this total
Parliament should be engaged on the
were from North Dakota, 3,-
road. ,rhis decision was recocomend 3,491
272 eroni 'etinnesote, and 632 from
cd by lion. Messrs. Fielding and
Neeiseonsin. These figures justify
Itulocie, mho expressed the view that
the impression t het the great bulk
- the interests ot the party in power
I of the immigration from the "United
end not those of the railway should'
I States is made up either of ex -Can -
be first considered. This line of
1 adiane or of Scandinavians of the
action, it was stated, will be follow- li ,,..„,,e, or second generation.
ed ha the appointment of judges and i - -
all officers of the government.
Mr. Emmerson showed a woeful 5.
Dr. Lee, Secrete ry of the U.
S. I3oard of Ile:11th collected the
lack of- knowledge as to the affairs
number of aetitlents that occurred
of his department and was unable
0 supply information inn irnany ime July 4th, 1903, in tie: United Stat-
es as a result of the use of toy pis-
tols and cannon crackers. Ile re-
ports as follows ;-Died of lockjaw,
406; died of other injuries, 60; to-
tally blinded, 10; number who lost
orte eye, 174; ,nurober injured who
recovered, 3,983. Tote' number casu-
alties in United States, 4,319, Dr.
Lee announces that the figures were
obtained by him from t•eliable sour-
ces,
5.
,Bald? Scalp shiny and thin?
Then it's probably too late.
You neglected dandruff. if
you had only taken our ad-
vice, you would have cured
Wingliane Oddfellows st itt oh
Thursday, August lith es 3etortion
Day. Arrangements are being wadtt
so that the members will leave their
dgo room at 4 Olt:look p. rn, The
'ingbant citizens band will head
e proeession.
Tito entire properly and plant o
te Wiarten Beet Sugar Atartufae-
g Co.. Limit ed, wiU be offered
amnion at 6f3 King street, East
oronto, on Friday, July letle at
.30 p. in. The factory was complet
,ed ea 1003, and was equipped with
new modern beet sugar machinery.
That the neevspopers of the coun-
try aro doi,ng thoir share 'towards
keeping the post oefice department
Ion a`easring basis is shown by the ye -
I .
, , tarns of the postage paid, given to
1 ., Parlialthet leY Sir. Wm. lerteloclr, The
the dandruff, saved your hair, 1 sums collected itt ea r;la year since
aad added roach to it. if i June, 1898, was as ' fololws ;-1898-9
riot entirely bald now is your, 1 six niontlts, $21,703; 1899-0, twelve
inon t Its, $104,859 ;
opportunity. Improve it1900-1, twelve•.
611„,,,,,, „,;„,i ji,e;',, ;„1,-vjvo,„ft,,,,,,„,,,,,,,, 1.26rit hs, $107,344 ; 1901-2 twelve
vets. Jam tow elecer4eteo.rteiieve,e'..eeee;e:
months,
, $116,578 ; 1902-3, t wet ve
gvioribrInI'n5120,417; 1903-4, till APrl
I
al71110,1_1, L
Si c.0tal0 070
el 6
Ate bottle, e. oeeree 00 & ' '
Alldva its. 1•towoft Diss4' 7 4 J`
e Peaking cl, the boost that the Do -
0 minion Government has a iulpltts
SPRING ''.6,1EDICINE
3t, Joseph's church, Clinton, was
cene of a June wedding. when
flev,Father Pinsonneattlt united itt
t riage ltliss Lizzie Alaguire, date.
r of Mr, Andrew Maguire, t
lerich township. and Thames
Line, of Tueleersmitle They ivilt
up housekeeping on the Milt
lto.id, Tucker:ix-W*1e
Robert McCosit, jr., of Hinton,
on of Mr. Wm. MeCosit of Ellie
ardine, had six eat etc poisoned lait-
y A Government lnspeel or was
sent for and he declared it was eoie-
°Wing, and the supposition is that it
was caused by a trailing weed, with
a blue flower, known as "creeping
Charlie."
On Wednesday, June 15th, at 3 p.
u„ Miss Annie Maud Pitchard, of
Minto, and Ntr, Fled 0. 'Mahood. oL
Howick, were united in the bonds
or matrimony at the Congregat lentil
cleurelo 'Howlett, by Rev. W. S. Prit-
eltard, B. A., 13. D., at Granby, Que.,
a brother of the bride .
t Ite
M. Arthur Mutton, of Mitchelt
Jia s sold his 100 aere term °tithe 4th
eoncession of Fulletrton, to etr. Geo.
Kemp, for $6,500.
Always avoid harsh, purgative pills.
TheY first Make yen sick emit Mien
leave Vote constipaetea., Cartler's
LU-
Ue Llver iPlis„ tenant Ate the hoevete
make you well. Dose, one pine
IL X. .Crawford, of the 10.01 con,
ot Blanshard. hes bought the new
briek residence of N. N. Johnston,
St. Marys, Mr. Crawford has sold
his farm in Blanslear& and is rear-
ing front farming.
Mrs. Edward Cleaver, a Milverlon
died on June 21th, rather suddenly
following, an enterntion frone witieh
good results nad been hoped. The
sad bereavement has elicted the
deepest sympathy for the stricken
husband, ,
lt there ever wea.o, epeeific for any
ene compleint then Carter's Little Li I
ver Pills are a k,pecifie fox: sink heath,
ache, and every wonlark ishould know
this. only one pill a doee. Try them.
Doanet Kifine(nrileeetet. ott Wei kid-,
nesse bledeler ,and urinary organs only.
Tthei euria lanekaehe, weak back, rite-
naa risen, deteheltes, coggestien, itt- •eeeaitt en,
Cam= tion ,gravel, 13righ disouoz.
and all other diseases arising from 'MARRIED
wrong e,ellon or nil e, kenoye,, 4.4,1 MUSTARD - etcGREGOR - At t lie
beaddeete
Me. W. J. Ward, or Myth, passed
'11"Yebn Tuesd'i:V, after an illness ex,-
tentling over several months. De-
ceased had resided in East Wawan-
osh, but on account of the failure or
his health, moved into Blyth. Ite
was about 33 years of age, and leav-
es a widow ond one child, who will
miss the head of the home .
To the list of euccessful taindidae-
es af, the examinations that were
held at Albert College, Belleville, re.-
cently, the name of MissFrances W.
Manning, daughter ot :Rev. Mr. Man-
ning, of Clinton, stands prominent.
Miss Manning won first place in the
Sonat e scholarship, first with hon-
ors in intermediate vocal and first
in primary theory complete.
Jtarry Knott deed at the House of
Refuge last week. He belonged to
Clinton and was formerly a well-
known personage ebout town. He
had a most persuasive way of. saying
"Lend one ten cents, please," arid
generally got it. Good-natured, op-
en-hearted, easy-going, he let to-
morrow take care of itself, and the
cares of this world mever worried
Mr. W. J. Elliott. of the Central
Business College, Stratford, has ad
-
tilted Mr. D. A, McLachlan toper,-
nership with him, and will open
business college in Toronto in tit
near ittinte. removing to that cite
Al, MoLachlan sW have charge of
the Stratford cellege.
No tit Furtney, employed a.
ler in Ritiee,s llotel, Milverton,
found hanging to oue of the beams
in the stable. The body was cold
ellen found. tbe man.evidently Lev-
lettuged himself during the night
,1'tuteny bad gone deliberately aboui
e not and stripped off all his
elotbes. lie was about 40 yeare of
ititi nernarried.
e Fe O'Neil,
priest
died on. July Stlt.Some
taotttlts ago he received a stroke o
oolexee, and has been gradually
sinling since, lltt was born edue
and ortlailted in • Ireland, and
1 at Kinkora shortly after
emniug to this, country. e For 33
years be ministered to the parish of
Kioheira, and Wati greatly beloved:by
hie Ftetre* ON;'il 510571
ears of ago •
The Mitchell Advooate says
ag:sinst Jennie who is
gcal with placing Paris pre;
a on Ontario st re
ighbor was in the habit of cu
grass for hie con- and horse,
inUM on Friday. Dr. Arnesta
wild be had analyzed the stuf
brought tit him and found it to eon-
ain copper and arsenic, said ingre-
dients making Paris green. The w0 -
Malt was cnntmit Lcd to stand her
reti at 11,eNt attlirl of coMpepent jur-
isdiction. In 1 in meantime etre:
out On $.61111
.1
pod))
STORI
Tufalits and Childreif,
The.Kidd
-BOars.. the.
Si.ga*Tre. •
.A744.ctsb!el"v:parallattfprAs-,
sliallati1gtefeet1 Getategttla-
aligitosWacor,m413p-orets a
'tamales Digestion,CkeTful-
aess /1124P4st,Coltains neDer
pallorphine ;nor }-,theral.
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For Over
Thirty Years
CASTORIA
SO9$(TY.
DORN
GRAD AM. -in °whole's, tut the tintt
iust 10 Mr. and MIS. WM, ra.
ham, a daughter.
1 re ELL n Hay Tp.. on J one
40te to elle end Alt's. Ches. Keller,
AA a spring medicine edardock
Blood BitteaS,hasi., no equal. It tones
up. ,the teystme and 'reranves ;all ion -
ipuricine ;from the blood, *and taken
away ilea t tired weary feeling, as
valet in spring.
Rev. John Hector, the "Black
Knight," has turned up at Indian-
apolis, where he spoke at a great
prohibition convention. A TIM spa -
per remarks tient he was "the most
amusing talker." Hector has a deep
fund of natural wit.
Pains in the Back
Xan,- ,peopt e say 'they are "all ,ner-
'veis," easily! stter;tled or upset, caa-
ilyt .
Al" 3,r ri *and irri ta,ted. eVailleurries
Heart and Nerve Pills are just the
remedy. such people require. 'They
retetore' parrot> tharmony of the ner-
ve Centres a ad give new nerve force
to ishattered nervous .systeras.
A. largely attended meetitig of the,
Are symptoms of a weak, torpid cr
etagnant condition (el the 1-.ioneys or
Jiver, and are a warning it is evieternely
hazardous to neglect., so important ie
a healthy action of teese orgrunt
, •
They are emritnoey ettenef',1 by 14;sP
Of energy, lack of eoerage, and some-
,
times by gloomy forelitidine eric de-
spondency.
"1 was teecn 10 'Wit?", latdoey tree blr, rind
became so Weak 1 l'0121L.1 Fe: reply pet 0
I took or:Alio/no wi;rArw.st 1,eenetit, and reeeny
decided to tey Beene!. seireapnvilia. .Aticir
tbe first bottle 1 fett votriect better. thet 1
continued itt u.se, teed 'eel bottles made me
a new VIOLDILP, were ',rev riLtle )1115
baby, Libe 00.0141. POI tete) tenything on tier
stomiticie, end. we gave tier Ilood'a Sarswire-'
rilla welch cured leer," :Sees. l'etor,ces To.
Wailecentirg. Get.
Ho d s .Sarsapari a
Cures rkidney and' liver troubles,. re -
144 •
this year ,of $16,500,000, The Par- Reyes the baek %rid bat
rner's eon eey; ;--"T/te Dominion Goy whole system..
representive farmers of the town-
ship of Ilullett, was held to consider
the project of forming a joint stock
company for the purchase of a
'threshing outfit. The outfit com-
plete will cost in the neeighborhood
of $3,000 and is one of the new mach
ines with an attachment for cut-
ting the straw. The project was
favorably looked upon by those pre-
sent, and in all about sixty farmers
will form the company.
The following are the list or li-
censed auctioneers and pectin -1.s in
the county of Hut op.-Auctioneers--
T.homas Gunclry, W. A. Currie, Jiiin
OS Stanley, F. 8. Scott, I'llornas Cam-
eron, Ilend "Posenberry, W. N. N eNV
ton, J. G. 111cMicbael, 3 Oen Oill,
Henry Brown, josepli Cowan, 11.M.
Chaeles, C. ET. 'Wilson', James Jones,
Wm. 'Welch, Al.ex, McEwen, Alex.
Kelly, Thomas Brown, John Pur-
vis, Aley. leIorrison, Edevard Boseen-
berry, 13, S. :Phillips, C. liamiltoa
Joseph 'White. l'edlars-Louie Rash,-
kopski, 3, E. lIcernwell, Hugh Con-
olly, Wm. Henry Hole, Wm. Goyim',
simmens, James Herald, V.Nr81.LC
Asti ee:$ Itoel,botel:e.aes. MLuoitirl
Whaley, W. :T. Miller, George Dealty
Anthony McDonald, James t -
• Shane, J. :frleCraeken, .r41,0 a 1)4 u '-
rmoo,p,vrcztee: Byfil,zehafieGlods,sraJ.aEo iffrrreeyri, G. 61:.'„_
gall; James II. Trines ";"..). 'O'Gormen,
• Willis . °welt '
reskh'ntt, et tiro bride's par -
011 June 29th, by Rev, M. Mc-
Lean:tit Mr, James Mustard. to Miss
Jessie McGregor, eldest dnughter
of Mr. Arcle McGregor, all of Kip -
pan.
CANN-11.0WALD-Al 1 he resident°
of the bride's parents on June
22m1, by Rev. E. Schuelke, Mr.
Harry C:11111, of F,xeter„ to Miss
llowald, eldest daughter of
Mr, Jecob noNvaid, or this place,
DIED
TAYLOR. -In Stenley, on June erith
lleitry Taylor, age.i 1Z4 yeeen
ERRArr.-- In Steniey Tp., on June
201e, Pore, daughter of Mr. Isaac
E 1.11111 , at ilin tt gee of 30 yeere.
lents will bear o
oinetbing to their ad-
vantage by writing to
The Diabetic Insti
tutel $t. Dunstan s
11111, Londono E. C.
NOTHING TO PAY.
Mrs. Fairbanks tells how ne-
glect of warning symptoms will
soon prostrate a womai. She
thinks woman's safeguard is
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
DEAn Msa. Pinnium -Ignorance
and neglect are the cause of untold
female sufiering, not only with the
laws of health but with the chance of a.
etre. I did not heed the warning's of
headaches, organic pains, and general
weariness, until I was well nigh pros-
tra.ted. I knew I had to do something..
Happily I did the right thing. I tool;
Lydia E. Pinkhana's VegetabiO
Compound. faithfully, according to
directions, and was rewarded in a few
weeks to find that my aches and painr.
Active preparations are under nay
r this yeor's Exhibition to be held
September 9th to 1.7th, The Prize
List has just. been iseu.ed and le now
m course of circulation, The Seer
ry informs us that he wIll be plea
d td nual one to any who has
been overlooked, on receiving their
address. Liberal premiums are of-
fered, open to all, and fairly dis-
tributed among many departments,
comprising about every conceivable
industry, at large portion going te
the live stock cleeses, The condi-
tions, rules and reputations are con-
veniently arrenged so that any oue
can easily understand them. The
j
improved entry form which was
originated by the Western Fair will
used again this year. It is much
Buggies
Buggies.
0
Do you Want a Buggy
We have the finest stock in town
ail tbe latest styles, in tbo newes
olors.
Our prices are low as can he from,
for first-class material and vvorkman
ship.
BEFORE 'VOI7 BEI!
GALL 1114D SEE US.
ussell
1 I,' Hall
Two Doors Sout t ovvr .
appreciated by the exhibitors, as it.
1 saves time and avoids mistakes.
°pular Stations
Contracts have been let for a p
1
new Dairy Hall, which will be com-
pleted in time for the opening of the
\
Fair. The building will cost $10,000
and will be of first-eluas construe -
tion throughout giving a floor space
of 8,500 feet. The Demonstrating
Halt is well equipped with up -to
date appliances for demonstrating
the marmite cture of butt er and
cheese. Butter-roakine competitions
for both professional and non-pro-
fessional butter -makers will be held
daily during the Fair. The portion
of the building set apart for exhib-
its will be suitably fitted up with
refrigerator cases for butter and
ehee.se, and platforms and stands for
dairy machinery, including cream
separators, churns, etc. In fact
everything in connection with this
department will be in keeping with
the , importance of London as the
centre of one of th ebest dairying
sections in Canada.
The removal 01 the Dairy Depart-
ment from the old Dairy. Agricul-
tural and Horticultural Hall provid-
CA very much more room for agri-
cultural arid Horticultural products
and will tend to better the excellent
displays or past year's.
Mn nuf actures and ,Arth building
It is confidently expected that the
will be largely filled with exhibits
of processes of manufacture cif goods
merle in London. Leading, artists
will be represented in the Art Gal-
lery -a better disploy than ever is
a nti cipa ted.
The list of attractions is about
complete, and we are assured. it is
disappeared, and I again felt t' he g "t he best yet. The speeding in the
of health through my body. Since I ring, always a feature' of the Wes -
have been well lhave been, more care • tern Fair, will this year with enlarg
fell., I have also a,d,vised member of ed purses, be illOte. attractive than
an#' sick friends to take Lydia E. ever, oo.oplo of ontorio hove
evays shown the highest appreciation
for the Western Fair, and eve feel
that in wishine' them a prosperous
future We ,,but exprees the senti-
oecheanIt)srooyfinaoveeryone in this section of.
Pinkhattes Vegetable Com-
pound; and they have never had
reason to be sorry. Yours very truly,
• MEIS. MAY FAntra.d.ene, s, 216 South 7th
St., Minneapolis, /414.14.” (Mrs. Fair-
• banks is one of the most successintand
Iiighest salaried travelling sales -Imam
in'the'West.)-$8000 forfeit If 01001 or
•
dhow letrer proving gernititeneo cannot bo pro*Fejl.
Pin a' inyiteS_41,849,g. 211 3e1 -3C
'tibiae/1 to Wilt° bd. for "Wavle& 13eato the• TN Kind You Have Always 130figta
ign
1 th• 'Address, 1,7roli inass t•
he has gutded thouisa_lads tr, e:ftuo
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Ikt..44.4
AV
Messrs. Balvden 11110Deniell'ae:thaie
oteghhbred'ghlie, Clydesdale, and.Hacks,
nay Stallions wile stand ;for the iirr-
p1rioVC,1nn,C futaeli ,tivis sera son at
Cheer :0{1711 staibles, Exetels.
CANONGATE No 10521, clydesclaler
at thekr own. ettble, Exeter,' $15 to,'
insure.
1VLOULTON WILL1A1\1 No. '21875,-
Shhere. a beautiful grey, will tnemnre
at their stables,. Exertette 815 to
suee,
'BULLER, No. 7382, a tbleoroughbre&
Hackney S,Lallion, will sland ah their
stable, Exeter, $15 to insure.
THOMPS.0Manager. '
13AWDEN & McDONELL, Prop,
..o.usete.tonewsaaftamnr Itorstrewevvmmto RtanuersIMIWialf,
• GENERAL NEWS.
Mr. 3. j. Kelso, superintendent of'
neglected anct dependant children,
made it startling statement in Lon-
don one day last week. He said
"One half of the dependent Childran
of Ontario tow being cared for in
public institutions are left in a de-
pendent state _through their fatle-,'
ors deserting them and running
away to the United State." He dee:
plored the fact that so little effort
iwtts (made (by the authorities to fob -
low these deser terse bring them bale
and punish them. Mr. Kelso's Com --
plaint is Sustiried. 'Tho number • of
"grass widoWes" ,in Ontario is re-
merkable end many of them are,
left with families to support. From
a financial point or view, if from
no other,. ,it would, pay to compel
these Onen to loek after. their .owee,
• H.,. I