Exeter Times, 1904-8-4, Page 4TI
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voters 0 t Ire r 11011411,
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sensation, v. hen r ilundormId eel
asked IC rz•ei.re ,• C•1"3 nrAtid,r of
the Canadi 414 47A tA 41.41 *11Iably .for
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really f,,or not re./..i i 113%; with 1h.„.1
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'toes ttovr.rrattent Melt i like 41
olrow eing 0130 It -.seine to a ,traw
*I %third; holete it .oe er by virtue
of (;(•vornornit '„zi aa uo are
ea an Unt.i.e:.ssa rid e 41i agninst
the h 01 ICL' 'p1 „ Pi 4 anti Ma
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sorters oe profs i.iit ui, t bey ha
liolel 11.•414.1.14 114 444, 1,4.114 pIris of
.ovince a rralgril1 l '-ro re 41
rite or rJ 1ll.dJ .'..4l violation of,
the "rosin g 4 . Tide brie been
He only quite r -teen ly, or; they
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Government ick't 141
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ot thc foliow who fell over
cipice on; e'rught a project
Ile (eat get hack awl
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li?ill ind the
• e only 'nay otn.
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sciorte.
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owards the *tittle.
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L" "Or!iazet
.ario 'there
hay., just
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Lautier has loms out
'Wirt toCkf'd by the ()rang -e-
el 01 nlark4. Sueli 1w il; • fete
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"leant hue the Cetlio-
religion, a ree,
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ir at place
they say yonder (referring
trio; that en. long ue Sir Wile
e U*i('4' is Pt irate Minist er, 'Rome
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of Toronto3
e e• are. Eitton.
Mesa Snell. of Serous,. a
sending v,seation at her home here
Mrs. E. A. Follic2 and son. Joe.
Mr, Ilenry Item. at Zion.
erre,ie eliller* of Clifford, 0/it,
ecqueintances town.
Mrs, level.; Ailsa Craig, is the
of t ot1-1 Mri. Quance.
Dyer. BrIRtiOrd
ilrLlllr tit; I roof.
Mrs. J. Dinsdale ond daughter
- of leipeen, swn ‘1,tur4ny 111
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rueticating with frien
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tiss Litile U1 'et' Seeforth,
Lrrriiesee'l, Miss 13,atri
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4.(4i 4414.1 .444.441t CastAd3.
44411 (1140Pr.r.,,3i4 aro Itoos?velt
•her Wzisbington, 1*4
• 14341 trot Monda3
19; 0. 4.4444 dly, 414. rl-t
e, ;illyorsof cm,.
;Nan cil
Tbe 1,21,era4 r ens r raor
bar I hat z lotions teiven LorI
terodemalal. leer lOr political p
ciees rattan From 14L elis.. of je, 0
ho lett levied thee' r -eeptions it I
quite evith•nt Ow 11 larga number
or people or leilr.ral persuasion are
irei of Sir. Wilfricrs oppressive
nue ie,„
I 9
Si
Titer. .64..enta to be no doubt in t
minds of the politichina but th,
there will be a gnieral election t444
1144. Kimrything indicates it. Af-
ter t 14;34991011. tit' Prefilter VS tit
, aid ft'w days on the Lower St.
bay. 1'4'81 in'* and will then
likely matt out e e napaign tour.
The Liberels tenon I 0 be conaident
t hat the Government will ceine buck
nit It n loeg lead, and thie4100411erer*e
I i'Ve,9 ore no1 wit houi. liOiltt 'of, a turn
over, til.orals say that T)undon-
r,ry will not butlre Scotch
reebyt erian Liberels ,of Ontario,
oho la efer to nacres* Sir. Wilfrid
'is interpreter or civil vs. military
;debt e, rola at; for the other provine.
ea, 1 110 I, SW; it 4:4 claimed, will not
he ye tie* :eight ee1 influn1100.
Collins pleasantly 4444-
1 .. of 14:.--r
of evelting,
19e
•••49'4"'t iltrlif.9 of Toronto, is
44.441 - v. • v flays t nue et or
dr. • rr, Mri.. V. J. Statham,
• ' Cartliceze41
Mr. end Mr.,
1. . Kee,
erel Mrs, .1. O'Brien ani
14.U444('*', Ella, yesicirday for a
friends et Newberry,
t" h.5 sold his
tsin-ss ;to post
Magni • Muir.
to loam that
dick los almost
fl 34.443 reeent
"A LI et. 3 e,:rs or salt tering from an
Blues,. v. VZ•ra Irltysiciuns solid
risommt nate 4-,3 is Blakemen,
wenty-; Wee years old residing near
loet 14. 18 rouelted st enny, end
ler he di 11 is r•tpialy improving.
tee the girl '*a 4 ecoverIng trom
1141* ('4.3 y -ars ago, she
1411.911104.Vel1 the penny. She became
ill eLout ;ive years erne 41114 physic
-
:01s 4-11grioetel ber case as consump-
i i071. 81141 auld 1.494 s-izeil with vio-
1en4 coughing 1-44.115, ti by
the formation of ebscesses on her
lunge. Miss Illelcerean was seized
:k purl ioul v violent cough-
ing "pen a few days ago, zind in an
Wort to prevent herself from eltolc-
ing thrust ber roigt.r clown her
I hroet. The next instant she with.
rime her hand and up cemo t• he
penny."
She got off Lessee itockfeller bas
spent thousauds rving to get a.
few hairs on his hold pete, and Car-
negie, tnillions in 'ruttin41 st few
row brains in the bearls of the pub-
lic.
Don't try cheap cough medi-
cines. Get the hest Ayer's
Cherry Pegsoral. hat a
record it half sixty years of
h(eit.
ctor
;yoni..clootorif
.0o.sirl't tso it fott'.6duelis;
'OOlds ',hrotiohltia‘ and all,
t rdatandiung troilbiss
..14o4.totied otairry Sectetel.
tile lest ,teralloine,rearepreterrtee'Virlentie ,
1116' /,:"11191(r Viltstst...07,Wrielt,r,fifirteersert•ete
e4 14. 11neareneoe
44 u W0".:01.
7.114. St
ay,
Triel Trip.—Now is the limo to
secure two good pap .rs for tbe price
of one. The Weekly Mail and Em-
pire ;root nOW tit/ Jan, lst., 1905
for only 50e. To new subseribor 3
only,
41t15'44.' eNIK`01 10
t d .1Y tr,t, for a *14.8
eriends at 4 he Soot
Roger Crocker
ag Nes, Crocker
Mrs, Wm. Treble
end ... . Wild, or
trel. 014.10, ' earn, or
.11, er.. Vi .41 , and
. George Brooks.
Ille, many frii-nds of 1 h, lt-r.
1,V411o4*4*hbv will Le pl-,,iscol. to 4:1*41(4
that his ,Allress :4 now 02 T.I•rac
Rill s4.ree2, IlrAmtioral.
,‘,F.soir;i. ''s'. M Artio, 0, Southcotr,
1. ell'enory, 'eV, Herm F. Weekes, E.
e.ritor th'• V. 0, IL" are oc-
o e nt rez Grand Bend.
Mr, Fred Sender, u Ito receirilly, re.
signed his volitiun es echoed teacher
1(4 Stephen, hes accept NI 3 poeition
g clerk a i/ h W, S. Howey,
M. A. 'tom has given up
-making in tlii• rooms over Mr,
A. Q. llobieres office, and will take a
holiday from 1/1131114•Ar; out i I next
wing.
Mr. eal Mrs. Thomas 141 ir ..ey. who
•ere visiting fthtnIN and relative's
in the Northweet during the teast
w weeks, r urrrel home M021d113
morning.,
gr. Geor10 Southcott, of Loodoe,
elm has even the past month
Grand Inane 4 visiting Mrs, Wm.
litrutheott, lor Pew letys terve re-
!urni g home.
Civie holiday. willeet worked in 1 he
tablas or Londoners by an accident
etv hien occurred at • St, Thorons, Mon,:
day ..on tile Pere Marquette train
bIt Lort(loa at 2,30. p. m. Tee
trucks of the • Car went o.ef .411411
tracks at a switcli a Short distance
90111 )4. of., Si, Thomcs, 1)4.44.1 0.1e 7"044
4.17 It 100r the oar ,,NVI414
.10111 3341 1100,04 bad/1r, ,and tile scarf.;
thrown ,and twisted in every
,oe,c,upan ittost ; , nee
mortr' or- 'lees'.
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DELICATE DOTS AND...0114s
Aro.: nit eg,etiter ''t 60: :
.0or'Sdlioals, are 'ful "lot „thorn.
cps •, n re Yotir extver childrenare etverelie'
4444414.4. X1'8 ...slturne Irtatry.'
up. Wit:hot-it ' ,
could strong' by
rezone, onio
hope enie"gi.rte ,eeeetalte,.. rdrtoZOPV,'
Seleie•'.nterleereelle'-'bleorleepteine and,'
11 1L 4.j11144'4 69ro.
vitt Ott
•reireoaonee :and." •,...%?ett
T() re14..41e Ur *I, ale( perspir-
ing feel •e• e halo io stock Foot Elm,
Foot Ease, 1*00i conl fort , Elettern, etc
Either of whieh arn relieble C.
Lutz. Cou ral Druz St ore. Exet•-r,
Wornaire less it te ,—Tbe regular
monthly meet 11141 fa ' In-
stitute will Ir. 2 .1.1 in 11,. reading
room of the lown It tie on Friday,
August feln at 3 p. m.—Mrs. Ha cl-
ings+, See,
Mr. Newtoa McCauley, who adver-
tisee soma stray cattle in last week's
iseue or 1214 Times, found them nene
Brussel,. Thee had belfn brought
from that N.icinity last -fall and
were eneeavoring to -melee their way
back 10 the old homestead.
Le ern Soolel.--The Willing work-
ers; of 1h:* Ttivitt Memorial church
trill !toll a lewri sociel on the
churoll grounds on Tuesday next,
August Ice er.:41 11114 refresh
August 94 44. Ice crerint and re-Ureth-
an:Ms will he served froat 7 till 10.
elusie by Exeter orchestra. Ad-
mission lee. Children 10c.
The dentarel ;or Vane rhoof's ceje-
bre tea yr:muffler; is rapidly increas-
ing. I Is ..3, consist of 1111011,.0.1 ic
Cure, O*nitiii' Su useii ernes, Vigor
of Life, Compound Ant lac:to ic
Powder, Tonic end Vitalizer. stom-
:1 oh Tablet s, n rrii Cu re, Head-
ache Cure, etc.—C. Lutz, Central
Drug Store, rigout, Exeter.
Mr, W. J. Statiron, who hes been
baker for Mr. J. T. O'Brien' for the
rink two years, bee purchased the
lal ter's businese eon Main 'Street,
taking possess'on last Monday morn-
ing. 'Mr. Statham is an excellent
baker, une will carry a full line ot
conf.ectionery, fruits, soft drinkielc.
His special ty will be wedding cakes
and (refill bs end. Mr. Statham has
moved over the store. Sett ed. in
anot leer column.
ur
viententery
in the House of Co*
Bayeield gees
. northern prer end
ng. ztnd Grand Bend gets $8.,
r breakwater and pier,
The vote in tlo township of West
"awatiosh. iast week on the byelaw
ranting a bonus to tho Guelph
derialt Railway result ed in tin
arrying 02 the by-law by a good
argin. At Auburn t be vote was
7 for, none against ; et Dungan -
on le for. 7 against,
Mrs. Penn -ell, r.f British Columbia
has sold the farm on the Huron ronl
Hallett, known as the Christopher
Dale farm to Mr. Thomas MeMin
o Ifullett, for the stun of $53 0
Mr. MeMicbaet bas had the farm
rented for a l'e,sv years. Mr, Mc-
Michael has sioce eold rit's farm
to Mr.„ Henry Cooper, of Hullett.
Mr. Cooper also had the farm rent -
few years ago. It is well situ-
-seed, with good buildings and is in
very respect an excellent farm, and
4.4.14 Mr. Cooper is a good enreaer
will soon have It one of the hest on
te Huron reeve
The storm whic1t passed ovee
" 5tI011013 po Wednesday evening
ceased the death of tin 19 -year-old
son or Mr, ;Ian Chamters, who
lives on tee North Boundery con.,
Dan, two and one heir miles east
of 11111sgree31n ;gr. 8414 ;Ars, Chem -
!hers h84 bz'en to u picnic during
te. oa Ilecount or th • storm
e val bone. rather late. Mrs,
Chembers went nut to milk the cows
and found her soa. who bed he et PI
alone, lying in t he barn door, dead
seemingly st ruck by a bolt of
lightning, es Ilse 0r0115 41 of his head
was covered uitb blood. Th.? large
bank barn of .744-. Stepion Trorr,
on 1 111, Parr line 4.4. 85 also stniek
by a bolt Inn / he fir,'• was eXting-
nished, before nasch demege was
done,
Programs for t emote
ournament of t 1* Go4ericlt law;
bowling club lAa
The tournament cog lite, cOlifi4it5
f 1. Jordan (eh faunal -it. Fred Davis
lin Galt, Dr, Dinner, Wm. leaneA
11. G. Reynolds. E. L. Dickins'en,
A. McGaw and J. P. O'Connell, and
umpires or.• Wm. Jackson. (Clin-
t and James Mat tinson. (London
los awl priz,•,s 14.111 b3 ;is
Trophy match, 1$ ends—
rst prize, four very ltaladsonW
pera glasses: 0:•concr1 prize, four cut
lass decant:ere. Association match,
15 ('11(19—Four Iseery cur glee41 terry
bonert ; second price, four mu glase
V'A (PT bottles. Consolation mat
12 lids—First mice, two dozen our
tumblers: second vrize four
04*4 glass vinegar bottles. Doubles,
12 encis—First 111'1'4;4 two solid lea -
suit cases; si•rond prize, 1 wo
s carvers. Singles 15 points —
t prize, one dozen cut glese
es; second prize, 041 barrel
rise ;stet' Hour pi esem ed. by the
Is trite Huron Manitoba eiilling Co,
Play col -entente% at RAO on Tu.
esday. Auoust 94 4*.
omaisearommkongammoreovam
„Get•the Most
()tit of Your Foo
You don't and canet if your stomach
is Weak. A weak etonatteh does not di-
gest all that is Ordinarily taken into it.
It, getiiiired easily, and 1,vhat it fails to
digest is wasted.'
Atittnag the signs of a -weak stomach
are ulteastriese after eating, file of ner-
voos Iteatlache, arid disagreeable belch-'
tratee te.en troobled wittt dyey,setosta for
yet/re,' wird tried every remedy tteard
.4814 re.r*er ,get 44nyth1:14;,tta4 'gore ;lie relief
recto I mete Itotere Sereareirtite, 'I cannot
1,1•4713.:* ftlfidlOeti6t,140 tOr the goOd
itoto take It in the
• e440 (:44 11141' tttolli! 104, tm,"-witboar
it • • eItenere ra-neeorre, or,t,
1?! r.'11
DED WITU 1U',A01(E
People often get 4414/111111g 1i:':*d-
1*0114441 0144 suffer from constipnt ion
Si:40es* remedy is Dr. Hamilton',
Pills of elendrake and Butternut.
They are mild, certain and safe, For
headache aml bifliousn'.. 8444 only
1I4.n44414oe'44 Pine, Price 25c.
DATES OF rAt.,L. FAIRS
Reece*.
Western , London --Sept. 9-17
Dominion, Wintipe,g .....July25-Aug.6
Brandon, elunit obit —Aug. 9-Sept.12
Toronto, industrial —Aug. 29 -Sept 10
Center Canada, Ottawa ...Sept.10-24
Munn t on, ... .. Sept. 15-17
500( 11 Perth, Stratford ...Sept. 27-28
Nor Invest rn, \\Thigh:me—Sept . 29-30
Central, Gueleih ...Sept. 20-22
W. elibllesee, Strathroi..,Sept. 23-25
Great N. W., Goderich . Se44t.27-28
Norther'*, Ailsa Craig* Sept.27-28
Gleneoe ...Sept. 27-28
\Vest Kent, Chatham Sept.27-28
4.-
4.
NEkL NEN'
Toroeto hos woo zt case. of long.
ending agaiest the O. P. t. for ate }
era ot taxee amounting to about
0.000. The. question was as to
hr ornot the C. P. U. should
pay taxes on an alrnative south
of the Esplanade, as well 33 oa the
site occupied by •tit- company'.4
tracks.
A despatch bas been received from
gina, N, W. T. giving tire sad:
news of the 41::.ath ot l'IrAzstc Peeve
f ormerlr of St. Marys, by drowning
while corroeleve at that plac;•:. Peart
;
another of tin South Afeican
tingent. wine Ines met zt violent 1
death %Odle engaged in, a peaceful 9
sesame, aft": r having passed *;
tbrough t be strenuous earupaign;
eudig with Paardeburg. A, sad;
cireumstanco connected w it h bis
death i bat bis mother left re-
oently to visit another son. John r;
in Belvidere, Ill, and then go by
way of Chicago, to vieft lter sons Er-
st end Willierm
Rev. le IL Harrison, elethodist
minieter at Dresden, dropped dead
on Tuesday Inorning. Deceased bed
been RI for some time with nervous
srostrat ion, and had been unable to
ttendr hi -s uxinisterial duties Ile
vae ill 411 010 last conference when ,,11
ne was given the i srt•: o it." ')
Dresden church where it was
thought his work would he •ir
d Im would he Ode to
is former health. Ile %vent to
Dreict on July 1, but was nev:a' •
abin to take charge of itis eiturele I
Mr,
jr' was a former pas-
t tIrant on and was well
N Orably known hero.
The Etriv.•ror, of Russi. ractivf,1
udience 6/11,, 001111/ Koinelseoff,
mifltary governor of Irkutsk,
S; `Web lends Huppurt to ths
nmors that Count Koutaissoff Nt
s coed the at M. V1/31. P1:11V(1, ae
Ininistm of the interior. He is
;rorn the Trans-Caucasue district of
h s about 45 years cid, and Iris:
1.•ed for several years in the mai-
% ejarznt or Siberia. He is 9
member of the highest
ester, and about a yearl
was poointel Goveroof-.0 lora' 6,
Irkutsk, road proved a very of -
Went a dirt inist rat ive of ficer, great.
^ ireproving the sanitary conditions
,I driving out the unruly clas.;
0 LK a man of arbitrary methods.
• irhe 11,10LSONS DANE
Sept. 19
The Times and the Family Herald
and Weekly Star will be sent to any
addreee in Canada or the 17nited
States Lill Dec. 31, 1904 for 75e.
To take advantage of this offer you
must subscribe at once.
NATIONAL SANITARIUM ASSOCTA.
VON FOR CONSUMPTIVES
At a publie meetin4.,* held in the
Town Hall, oft Monday evening,
August. let, it, was decided lo form
a league nr branch of tie No Lionel
Sanitarium Association for Con-
sumptives, and the. fo:lowing officers
wer:: eicetea ; i,'Young women may avoid
jos. Senior ; ond a committee of , . _
1 01111Ch sickness and paid, say8
.
Dr. Roil; T1H,, Presdeent ; V Ire:z.,
and Rev. Win. Martin ; Seer:stare tre
Trees, N. Dyer. Burden.
three, Dr. D. A. Anderson, Jcw. Dav1.31H-
puss Alma Pratt, if they will
pnly have faith in the use of
Dr. Rollins a dr.b.essent the meeting
ea tuberclosis, and snirl it was the i 'Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
duty of every Man to 1.1 y and put 71 , Compound.
check to its awful, raievaete and t herr ; ;
e
called on ItePv. Clifton 'Parker to 1
The Ulna. You Hare Always Bought, and which has been '
41 4111e) fOr over 130 years, has borne the signature of
and has beenroade wader his per.*
sonal supervision since its infanWi•
one to deceive you ni OAS.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just -as -good" are but
Bxperiments that trifle With and endanger the health, or
Infants anti Childron--,Bxperienee against 'Experiment..
4.
What is CASTORIA
olio, is a harmless substitute for Chstor 011, Pare.,
gorie, Drops and. Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
eozriniztA Opium, Morphine nor other Wareotie
iotbadaitee. its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worm;
and allays Veverisliness. It cures Diarriura and Wind.
Colie. Teething Troubles, cures Constipatiots
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stonntela. and Bo1y0s, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panue,ea—The :Bother's Friend.
tH" CASTORIA ALWAYS.
T e Kind You Have Always Bought!
In Use For Over 30 Years.
NTAL3a t99.44' NY, 74440
••••,*•••••••••••••••••••• ..*********.
Bonavitti, the lion tamer, was all
hut torn to pieces by Oa big Afri-
044i4. 44011, Baltimore. 01 10 o'clock. on
Moteley night, in a Coney lestoul
animal show, before 44 holiday crowd
of 3,000 persons, rooted to t loir seats
in terror. The big lion roused to
frenzy by tlo stings of a whip, fell
upon the trainer with a terribl; roar
7*41 the clos,• of a lift en-rniratte
1g1fl between mall anti beast: The
al raked Ilonavita 4.51141 14. its lon4
claws) throw lihn agninsr the back
wall of the den, and as we NV418 rail-
ing like a log, sunk its teeth into
his left :doubter, anti, dragging 1114.41
to the caul:tr. or 410 cage, it. lore
Muscles front his arms from the
ihp of the shoulder 10 tbe elbow. As
1 trainer struggled to his feet the
14414144 beast snatched his left band
WitIlill 144.4 j41*4V8 and crushed the
band shapelese, As it Munched it-
sel through the air a third time,
Bonavita, almost swooning told cov-
ered with blood, emptied a revolver
•of blankm into its face. In the briaf
moment tha 4 t412 enreged beast
haltei tee proprietor of tit* show
sprang through the cage door into
the c..nter or Ow dee, where seven
at her lions had tumbled from their
seats and fought anteing themselves
with thundering roars. lie enatch-
ed the limp form of the swooning
1 ruiner front beneath the very body
of 4.1211 lion, and carrhul him 10 safo-
ty. Honavita was removed to thr.,
recevt ion bospit al nft or a physician
from the audience had ligatured his
arm to prevent his bleeding to death
as he Ity. It is seercely hoped that
he can live unless the Arm is ampu-
tette'. as t he ilesh was stripped to
the Pone. •
speak. Rev. arker gave en able ad- Judging frora the letters she is
dress as to his reaeone eor being at ' Peceiving feem so matlY Young girls,
the meeting. He asserted the hoe- gra.. Pinkham believes
that our girls
4)44134 '*S'4.114 open to all creeds and na- I a:re often pushed altogether too near
tiottalities, end the, more:1y eubecrib. 1 the limit of their endurance now -
a dee ce, on cl cure. Tue. f olio wine.
ed was 10 alto W poor p t t len Is 1'. ruts i 41A•lee's in 0114* imblie• 446110018 and 81)3113.8-
;tries.
pereorte w etc; Uwe made incenhers I
Nothitag is ..i ....,.,'.i tc) iitterfct.e -41zi4-k
•sUbeeribed suala ''oPine,' 116-6- I studies, the girl inuet be pushed to the
e8' riMMS viU ba Publi`Ulcd nt d erecleated withhonor ; often
,as t'bey rubsort.
. physical collapse o owes, and it teees
'1)'. r'•'1 I °() years
it is never recovered. Mies P. ratt,'
D. A: Anderson, en. • S.e.••• • '2 (I° e e• • • •
Jos. Senior , 2 tie (3.;,
W3n, r Lin 00 ears to recover the lost vitality,—
If. St ,,„.. ' ...,........ 2 06 ,.113,EIR yns, PINK:I/A:51 -- I feel it
Iliytir I d .tx '2 Oa txty ,auty to tell. all 3ro1142 g' women. how
0, Sltell, (J; P.) .....1 00 natieh L*41:), ]rirrairiam'S woa-
greD„ ,Tohus 1 00 derful Vegetable Comvouml has
M'e. A '1•Joee ..-"•••• -2 ••• 1 00 done 4or me. I yeas comPletely ruler
• (Incorporated by Act, of Parliantent1S;Vi) .,„ so•
• Or-k1IXTAL $5,060Attitt.m.s :40
• Capital (ALLZ.64 1000,000*00 40'
• RfAorvecl Fund.,....... ...„......... . . 2,$50.000.00 .44:;
Branches in Ontario Quebec -Alberta Brittsbeelumbla mei elanitolie,
• EXETER RANCH 7,,140
• Open well' Lawful Day trom 40 .4, 31. 1031. 0,04044rIt Saturdayle 14 10 i • ,r
F'orrnerst Sale Notes eaShed cr collected. Forms supplied
4. on application. DRAFTS on all points in the Dominion. Greet Detain and the '10-
* ited, titates, 44(8244.14.4 413(1 sold at lowest rates of exchange,
• SAVINGS DEPARTMENT • •
•
4, Deposits of $1,00 and upwards reeeived. .Intarest, corn- .-
+ pounded bait yearicy, and added to principal Jerearith end December else De. 40
• Posits/1B eveipts also iesecd and Idalseq, curreet rates of tet ere A, Allowed,
* Advances made to farmers, stock dealers and business men at ti
lowesl rates and oil meet favorable terms. Agontent Exeter for Done Covernateut. To
• Dlckson & Carling, Solicibors, N. D. HLIRDON, Ittnager.
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••••.- .•••••• •• •••••• 1 00, not care for may of Society, but
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Mr8• P441.4•• ..••••••••• ,
••••••-• 1 00 now I feel like a new Person, and 'lave
jehn leforeertn(Chiselliurat).:. 1, 00 P s 4). s
iss me n ti 0 d f fl h. t ree
Gallaffiall Natioilal Exhibition
1904 TORONTO, ONT. 1904
AUGUST 290 to SEPTEMBER 12th
Largest avid finest exhibits of Canadian manufactures,aglieulturaI
products, live 0/ iek, etc., etc, ever shown. New bnildinga, totproved.
feeilitlee and grt eter variety of attractions than ever.
"BLACK WATCH BAND"
The Band of the "131aele Watch" (the famoue 42 Royel Highland-
ers) will 0,Ltenci the Exhibition, by permission of his Gracious Majesty
the Ring and officers of the Regiment, and will play Once concerts
daily throughout its entire course.
THE RELIEF OF LUCKNOW
The graedest pyroonilitary display eye,: seen in Canada UM be
presented befOre the Grand Stand each evening with hundreds of per-
formers, brilliane cost m»es, gorgeous pyrotechnic setting and assisted
by the pipers of the "Black tiVateh.
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS
"Dare -Devil Schreyer" in his leap front a bicycle 108 feet into a
tank of water ; The Biekett Family, world-famous eerie] acrobats ;
Winsehertnetnes vvondet•ful trained. Boars ; Adjie's Troup of Lions, the
most remmfkable group of trained animals in the world, and many ot-
her acts of equal merit.
Special Railway R ttee. Ask your Station Agent for Particulars.
Remember the Dates, AUGUST 20th to SEPTEMBER 12th,
W. K. MeNA.UGHT. T. O. ORR,
President Secretary and Manager.
CEMENT POPULAR
Says the Ottawa Free 1?ress ;
Thomas Soutltworth, 'Director of
Forestry for the Ontario Govern-
ment, who was in Ottawa a few clays
ago, spoke. of titc difficulties which
they sometimes have to contend\with
in tile 'province in the placing of emi-
grants. "One would naturally sup-
pose," said MT. Southwo•rth," that
the tie, fire in Toronto would create
employment for an army of stone-
masons and stone, cutters, for the
buildings '410 be erected in the fire
swept 'districts will all be large 0118.4
"But when a detachment of stone-
masons arrived from England a few
weeks ago they .founcl that the ce-
omee,ottult)naigiocsillult\daitsrrivaeodih, ganziNtchaartlythatinr
tee big buildings will be constructed
wi cement foundations and facings.
Thete will be little work for eitber
stonecutters or stonemesons." Great
titXt,COXI-StOrt033 billtding'S in New
York a re, being built with steel ;led
cement. Brick ;Intl stone are being
replaced ley the overly forms and esee
to which Poeilantl Cement can be
appeied.
bliss FIvelyil tio
,
;fejt. Walsh , • . . 1 Olt . ,(11 -recommend' it to all young,
• • • • • 3 • • • • • • • 3,3 • • • • .
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• if; c1;$v (11 'N;s1:011co.t, .5() wor:rieri. avlio etiffe*• frern fenaale le.
•1••' )P,t'ii 14 180' At,,11,1; '0,, 4.,, ]E11)1134'
$1114417 '4.8)44.11*1*,
04444 141 n 31 6 ab 44 lett' e; Suottitil..
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s11V1 440
roe (,he 'Exeter 1,e,atee, •
Boers the Till) Yin HaVe Always Bought
Buggies!
Da you Want
We have the finest,
ail the latest styles,
olors.
lest
a Buggyr.
stock in- town
..the_ new. e
eee"
Our prices are low as can be four* • •
for first-class inaterial and workman
ship. BEFORE Y017 I3ITY
01-11,L AND SEE US.
SS
Two Doors South Town Hall.
EXETER MARKETS
Wheat rer bushel' ' , 88 to
Oats new . 29 to 31
40 to , 42,,
Flour ...... 8150
Eggs
Wool_ ,„ •
Polk live weight
Pork ,Liressed
.arkey
Chicken .
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16 to., 1(5
.$4.60 .to
t),5' tn•' • $0.24 '
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