Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1904-8-18, Page 4iU The Exetei Itau- First, coulee first served. Place Your order at once for az soon as this supply la done you will have to pay more money. Orders loft at tin, orfice of A. Q. Bobior will be promptly at t ended to --4t. Parsons. ',.aLencar forAu VONDA.Y. 1 .T.17Eart WEDNESDAY— . 10 37 24 31 TRURSLovo.... -. 4 11 1$ 25. 5 12 W 23 Samlattratnra, . .0 13 20 27 THURSDAY. AVG 'T 18th. Mit Times Ost 1904 7 14 21 23 8 15 22 20 ' Locals taxa 1,7e-tn.:in is visiting fre- ernis G0441'101. Miss Gertie Harvey s viUng rela- tives in Jarvis. Oft.. it. N. Creoch is spending, week holidtaying at Oriel. To -day (Thusda.v.) is civic holiday. All places of business will be closed. STr. 3. Snell. a Sr. Thomas, is vis, his another, Mrs. TleoneasSnoll ProfessorRuse, or HO1asall, call- ed friernis in town tart Wedni'SdaY- Misaes Wren Auld Horton. a uQta- u 'acre guaats a miss cora Prior, eek. a• tquilla Sera leas aecopteda position ;title a publialeing firm at alrat Master Wtstiond, of Wy. otniM Ont. la visitlog his aunt, Alm Ilytultnan. D -lea- J. Floyd and dauginer, seara, arta ane,,,ans of her mother moo, w. Mios Cora 1Ve.l, Kalamazoo, Nieto is visiting her unt. Mrs. Wm, Welab And Calurein Mai, W. J. Bissett. Mise• 'Olartin loft oil Sot or - day fox Carlow, where she has lino engaged as t000ltor for the ensuing year. 'Tr. Warren Snell tenitly, TOrOnt 0, are visiting friend5 ino. tho gotnsts of Or rr' Jje, • •rilaybe,? Chu:0ton or IA itelon earned hone Chia v. taat aft er re e -ant vi wilt Or. arid Mrs. 4 derson. 101iso Edith Doll, of Witoatley. f'fld iUTOrOnt nen 41,1duz ntlod visit with hor Iis Cra prior. W. ftow Lentdon*forn of (na1a who Las boon it ;west for somO expocts to moo Ii' totally t herew Saturday. Dr. Gerry a Brts1t Coltimbi spend a few ;lays thia naaja Pel; jtia cousins. Or.R. an4 tho MisStni Kinsman. The, Miss Sadi 11011tTi'31, IleTt lid Wills. Obi Alabama and Mary Leonard, arr guests of Mioo Etho termer, t his weak. CaroldteIl. of Outtoron, Ont. operftlino a few days. evith Dr.and airs. Androson. Mrs, Anderson and her goost, Miso Campboll to to tho Bend, 1 o -day for a row wooks. Bliss Edith Robinson, after an e. ndet visit at hr homo here, re- rned h the 'Yukon, laving here on Saturday iast. Miso Robinson has oeemool 31 school at 1 hat place. I it, Gurney returned home last oeok from on exi'Mded visit at her old honn?, ill Acton. She wnS ne- ,OOMpartied by Miss Addle Fa-ne„ who will spend soma tAITI3 ji...re with her •-,ieter, Mr-. Gurney. Miss C. M. i t , of tho +for t o Institut e capturod th(' Prnite tha nanaayra lirPte -e hcholar,ship foe 'general pro - tint no.i at the Univorsito of Toron- to tuniriculitt len examinations. Wrong impeoosion.--fr has been generally. anpposed that the Times would lasue IK) paper this week, but ,:uf it 1 ts too bun our inten too DOD do we aeipeat to suspend pub - 1u assue each week as we have e.lnays horoaccora done. Miss Snell, or Chiao, Cal., 0000tn- panie1 by bar friend Miss Oyl, or the same place, -'pent a few days of this 'week with her aunt, Mrs. J'as. Thesa young ladies are visiting friends in different parts of „Ontario, and expect to take hi the sights at the World's Fair on their 're; urn. trip home. Kindly Itememlnaed— Alias Nettle Martin who has so ably Elled the po- sition of Orgawar in the Coven Pre:- byterian Oben eh was en the eve ahoy marriaga pioatan ea with two hand- sorve by Lief. 11-4emiseis of the choir. Mr. S. Potoestone,who is also a 101' rnbo of the choir was re- membered in a like manner he hav- ing joined the army of Benediets. Order Your Coal Now.--L7p goes 9' thprico of hogs and down goes the pram of coal. Having, bought a few Cars GI. hard coal at a price on the f m prepared to fill all orders while it la as at $6.25 par ' This falling of your Stop it, or you will soon be bald. Give your hair sc'rte Ayer's Hair Vigor. The ing will stop, the Irair w,li 0 A, 41 grow, and the scalp will be clean and healthy. V/hy be satisfied with poor hair when fI you can make it tin? ball' nearly al) came nut. 1 1trial t Ayer's Etatr Vigor and only one bottl't 0,1 f, • r ello-ts War, New hair carne in teal 4' just a little curly." -1311,s,. 1, 11 t", tt, Sanatogn, $1:3,1 a bottle,. J. C. AV:4:11.01% All eteng Lnerrit, ert7.4,7,1erstr'srtzsrtaff Mr, W, R, Elliot of Centralia, wbo who It some weeks ago for \Viotti- Peg, with the intention of making hat city his future houna has return e4, purchasing' back his fine farm, hich lie proviouslY sold to Mr- We3- PaYing thoreforo a good eonsialeration Mr. Elliovt tbinics tbere is o o bolter place than the oounty or :Huron, and his own fine farm ;Ind buildingsAvl000...• ho an have ovory comfort. Mr. El- and nattily are welotanea back. law.) y Ttiesil ay evc•iiing'a r. and l‘Irs. Simon Hunter, of th 14 concession of ['shorn?. ac- companied by their neite wore re- turning home from Exetor, a snlrit- ed two-year-old volt which they -ero driving sbic.41 at some imogin- wry- object, whon noar Mr. Harry -c'residence, London Road, and ade a dash for liberty. The aeon - ants were all thrown out. Tho torso, attor running a sliOrt dis- uwi' farther, hocanio entangled it Le lines had wtts cnight by Mr. nes. Although recoloing a sovero ling up, all escaped without ty Valetas injury, alto buggy Awns Wing slightly damaged. Mr, Bunt - returned to F.Neter, aocurin 'very, drove homo aftantetrtha. The old relinbl:, populor oxeursion rout Rincardine tte /),'M roit, under the ouspicos of Wingltain L, 0. Lo take Illase- on Saturday, Aug. Ttle. Passenger 4 w111 ta1V t1.4.2• ear - morning train from Rantartline Hydo Park. whozo• a spocial will in waiting to convoy them to Sarnia. Front stC•dM.? Ti1401100 Will 1010 tho passoog6.rs roit,• arriving thoro about 4 p. . Returning, a spooial t rain will vo Sarnia about 10 la m., on Mon - lay. aNngust 294 la The usual very ov-rates will be in lore'. Soo lents for ;particulars anti u'ait far this, popular . ea-et/rah-an Flaeter presaonga rs got ickal a at K. ippen, Return rain still stop at ail aerations front / 11 etc' Parin T Beet Culture And the Preparation of Soil prinoipial ;mines t hat e masa coir and uodarst a teal in he In onarattoxt of bet soils are manuring. lot ation tool preparation. ow is the t iota to &lee( our beet new or -twat year's oro, a field that is well drained and in good dolt. C/ovor is the ideal crop to proceed tho sugar bort under the xreseut coodhions of farming. Clov 01'loovos th..• soil rubor free front "earls an 1 ia goad neoisturs' and fer- tility (especially in nitrogen) Then the olovor roots ponotrate the soil to conaiderable dope1L Noot t 4)4c Io 1 :h tst?Ct a litoky 1.01).0‘y v, It h rost to:sults, toeuro v. heat 01borloy. • °ion. o mo, genorallo follow oe et op with lin: crop we eintoot et 10 :is following niao- poon:o,•s or corr, except o se erg) i':'; ground t oo lote in Ow se.o-oo to porotit of its being 'von 121 rporatiou that Lot oi,lt corn 1.4n3 15 th diffi- k."xp;11K.. W11511 14,4.:40bo ; v. it It lo rentoviot: h coter( R TIMES) AUGUST 18th, 11)04. $00da alit germinate ;end grow. Aoy' %acacia you grow t Ilia soason you will not have to contand AV ith. 117n3t.e. 'ThiS is all tnechanical preparation and does not mean any hard work. The atilt plowing shoula be don: ea.' lo ill 00 tolAir illtd during t Ito time botwoon turning th, stubblo and Ilion Inathe soil muse I; worked as tett en a1-1 nosaibla with harrowit 0 conivot or, so ns to destroy lb • ots, atubtele or sod as aniekly a possiblo to ras.anr , th., soil moist- uro and to kill all aarout in woods. I'eall plowior should la, to a. depele ot tight to ton incites, When (lea' prapetratOry work for tho coming, We't crop has h:eo Lin - 1 11 suoh •,1 good and husband - manlike unmoor 1 it t e -et will' si its appreciat Ica la quick and tigorcom growth and it will over- . come, with propor car,-, •many oh- 1 otacleo each 145 6,;-4-r,. drought Or Pr(C13:33',41 *,34 3.1)411 V,' 31dvi.l.:.,11 all 31111 1 ,...)::, "pitch rainfall. "1*1* (lie spit I be onabled to g.lt I'll,* best oro, i pl..180:1 e.trly in lb, ..-T,' inf, i; itbOlit i grass or W(' '.S, tiros lessening tlo. um., all oottson awl doubling your Z'11&-. ,R,.4ne1alo'1' tiii:; crop ',olio :or cash ial 1 he fall, no t ntaingaelaar, tieing you raise, and a, et time \than Trial Trip.—Now is the time to secure two good papers for the price of oue, The Weekly Mail and Em- • pire from, now till ;fan. `1st., 1905 Lor only 500. To new subscribers 1 only, 'Ono fourth session, a the oloth Parliament was brought to a for - anal cooclusion at four o'clock Wed- neaday afternoon, when Lord :51into performod his final offioial function ay delivering a speech from the one. Sir Alfred liarniswort la and o nomhor of nowspapor proprietors of Lon(1o4) *ye just. closed Rega- 1 ipt boos Eor 1,500 square miles ot tinthor areas in the intorior of Netrfoundtanci, on which thy Ko- vno) to eroet the largest pulp mills in ho world. Why don't you try Carter's Little Liver Pills! They are a positive ouro for iok hoodoo/to and all tho ills pro - (Weed, by ellsorderted ilVer. Only one 011 a do'. IS YO:Olt DOCTOft BILL 4(3 Best wily to loop lt small is not to COIL the dootor, but use Norvilirte 'For rornor oil/moots like colds, aougha chill', tramps. Itentioohe and stomach rouhle, Norrilino is just as good as' ny doctor. it breaks up a cold in ' qtt, ounos aorenf.ss in the chest a for neuralgia. 1 oot it he and r41 ,you can't get anything sa good os Nerrilino. Tho famo of Nervilino for Cramps, colic, and polo io 1310 nooth ootosolo Lto and wide. Good, for alVtitillf; ment oan ho good for and costs but 23o for a large bottle. Y Wile Kim= Always olaght, anIl which has hem 114 use for over 30 years, has borne the signatnre of anti has been made under 'his per., .sonal supervision Sinee its infancy, '''cr•--'44( Allow no one to deceive you in this. AlT younterreits, Imitations awl, “Just -as -good” aro blt4 jEuxilit)Ictaisi 4;144t 11 otantilat,erilliwsli)te.b.ria:lnueeen::anit'estr tlixeorraimitletnot.r fru CASTORIA •Istorla harmless suhstitate for Castor 011, Pare. Drops anti Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It 'Contains .nteither Opium. -Morphine nor other Narcotic suhstance, Its aege is it$ guarantee. It destroTs Woruls alud rellays Folotrie.liness, It cares DianriKea, and Winti Colic, :ft rolieves Teething Troubles, ewes Constipatiou end FlatuleueF.,ft a•isivaliates the rood, regulates the Stomach and 11'01310s, giving healthy and nattumi sleep. Th0C1*il1jrau's Pturatea—The Mother's Friend. uLruz STORM ALWAYS s tbo Signature of v nvevtv,11 10 1 August Wddingst LH' II 14:415" ‘;C4141444.— IN Ern Allan Mciki to ;Miss Sueio• Wtoks. r of the lot o Mr, 'Win. 11, /01.1e2., '51",t's 0 vory quiv, u vent col'•Iwate*j at itite f. brothar-in- 'Rev. AV. M. "..‘lartin h Spickman, on Toe,: lorminz the coremOny to serious illnoso in thc• bora- contracting p tetios, tho event v,as Wit 2.1PBSZ'il only by tiro Dlr. and Mrs. /011,114l on thtt, ovoning train Toro*uo. Mont real, and '• St. Lawrencl'. Thov 111 t'CsidA' 18 uolpb. conetra t ulie- ui •ona. ie ..—Wadding Bells. -ata Nary pre* tY weddino, was solemniatal on Wadnea- day, August 17* 1*. at the home of Mr. and ..tilrs J. T. Morgan, wizen their siatern' Miss Victoria Bishop, t t 0,1vrne dranghler of , I len Iota Arc bile:tld Bishop,*.14-:-.Nf. P. P., was united in marriage to Mr, S. A. Pop- lostono, of tho firm ot Poplost oneSO Oarditter, Exeter. Ti*- bride, look - 'no; lanky in /ter gown ,or whito silk t 1)00.11 trtmmings and lac, woar jatz lboolni loot and totyryinfg Woof of width roselmilq and. Len; entoitad the drawing room escorted by her brot her-in-aw, :Mr.. Morgan, nhilo Ilia 'wedding martell was play- ed by Miss • Addio Boll, o Ilensall, eousio of the bride-, The bridal por- ly took 'their ph:mos in front of a hank of ferns, palms and white: ea- lho drapings or green and white ribbons from tbe forming, o very pleasing affect. Th.., avant/may was perforniged by Rev. Onlin Fletther, M. A., Moderator of Iliri 8;nent of Lonrioa and Hamilton, and the bride was attended by hor neico, Viet oria Roweliffe„ as maid Of honor, while another xteico, Miss Myra. Morgan was flo-wer girl each daintily attired in white, crepe- de-chene. Atter ilia coagratulations were ea -tended by the large number of guests present all repaired tothe dining room where the iam e color effects of green and white •'were carried out in the table decorations, catering being claim 'by Mr. E. A. Folliek, of Exeter. The bride is one of our most ostimablo young ladies and carries with horto. her new home the very best wishes of a llost of friends whioh was 'tangibly shown by the largo and beautiful array ot handsome gilts. Mr. and Mrs. Popleateine left on the evening Itrain for Sarnia, Detroit and Sault Ste Mario, where a tivo weeks' holi- day will be spent, after which they. will- take up house. keeping- at 'the groom's hordo Main street. Exeter. The Timea join w'ith a host of friends in best wis.hos to Mr, and Mrs. Poplestone • lot many years of happy wedded life. Cranston--Difartin, 1`3uptiol-s. -- One of the prettic:st weddings of tho season 1501 place 01 Turaloy after - 00011 01 two o'clock ie Coven Pres - by terian church, 'when Itliss 3 eanett Munro, eldest daughter of. Rev. W. M. Martin, fa A., of. Cie van church and Rev. R. A. Cranston, pastor of the j'resbylerian church, Cr 0,711-' art y, WC 1'3 united. in Ina rriage, the church being tastefully decorated by Ux young friends of the bride.. Rev. W. M. 11/Fortin, -father oE the, bride, and Rev. J. A. Cranston, of Collingwood, brother of the groom officiated. The bride was given away by her brother, D,Tr. W,. M. Martin, of Regina and looked very charming in a beautiful gown of white Crepe de. Paris, over whute fill Cott:a, with an exqui:-Iiten lertho ot embroidered chiffon and applique. ibe custona.,17 bridal Veil, 4111(1 car- rying a hoquet of 1i4lio or the vat. - ley, and maiden hair fz,rns. The bridesrn-jso WOTi 1Aliss A-rt'n, 5, TYrn r Lin, si-der ol lye ir".. to, Lendso,nely gown 18 irory (Pear/ref: ovn' 'Pala green taffeta:), arid wearing a black airt are 111, v 110 11eonain,IVIIss -Mary Mart in. of 2,1cfulif Forest, wore t t horse 'I Oa • a arata-yeerel nianur, • NO , es! 1"1 NO' • Ali ay ,r 14,14ole. Ilul. raf also to elever sae!, which should a. ca.i.ai az to /If* L'ell I 01,1 if Z0'* U- Tho land Lr 1 lo '1)1 1* tt f• /Mt I le. Vilit41ii0ia ilo41, 's ill do. it is 44 rou 1 0 n -e dlek or opringpi 00111 It trro o o 1 1'4*. 014) i401 181.8 tho furroo. V'Iton znazion.-ci 041 )41tyw- le•rtoo (disir tir sm•ing-toot 11 1•,..r. 1 lo• roil .1 a roct.so try, but ell, ateiaitee 1 he liCitntr 5011 ;inn u.-nd all m till , , att.= grcv;s!) 01,e4' %% hitt, ^ t Th • oroont was, tie Id bY ; bean M r. W. (*ran'.* on. of Caledon ratan, The 8411,' *'i were j. A. Mart io, B.'. A. „of 2'* out and Mr. D. 1,. Cr.ittst oti, B. AP., nt rniro A 1 he • bridal party (*8101'- e1 *1.' charoO, Lohongrin's w..dding ortn rotS ,oftly played to: Miss Ko*i 2UF:1114# aft or which t ho solo 0.`0 Tale. 014 Sweet :and Holy". waO of- fectivoly ronflerod by Miss rioletta ThoinpROti, Of Mitchell, nail as the bridal 'party left the church, Miss :Ma:Falls tederatt Mendelashon's wed - diva inarch. The cetoninay 00a - eluded, the- invited guest 5 attended 0 re,m'Ti Ion manse, whore all joined in eongrattilations and good wishea. prosents woro rich and tuaeortmo C1'08-0 on always been ou'..• ol E :or's nurit popular young ladies and will be missed' especially in musical circles but carries with hor to her now home' the very best wishea or a host of friends hora. After a trip down the St. Lawrence, and a visii to . Quebec, Montreal, Toronto, and other points 'Mr. ani Mrs. Crnnst oa wilt return to, their new homo in 4.411`';4 will h.q.p yot our tItitor crolio notit lirinr t It' to ..*a • ow 10 as i :Is are com- i"ti.; toaaz ion crop. Ile groA el be.no will t en 1 to ;Too 1 farming, vhile ho elovelopin•r of i !a • beet nflusira 111 .41 to build up let,t1 .r ts fin 01 Ite'r fa :In :3,, Any 3it-1p,, ii 1(4 101 ;Atiar beers, ani *Kik 1loy 111‘.• not lb,. • 11480 to at tort -1 to 4 lo ot, 1; 'lel will give Wit' 1 ntd *lea propaa eut- * ‘ialiO4 1,1114,11e 0:1),e4.111 Jolut 110" 01114V 1 OppitK. • Prepare your Lard Itow, ond i ' You do not o ish to imt it into hems in 1114. ,,pring yott ran how it in (tato • or other oreio. "t, (. lit/bier, os her position 1 othlift, 8011001 a 1 he 110 ,1.41 leaeher ot L, ary of $103, aeLl. who real:wed t tneelear in St . Marys laqt s •siOo school 01 p sod- ottiot otobling• took pia c.• Oloo- (toy ofternoon last ot the residence ot Rovook. Y. linion Strattortl, when Mr. Christopher NVottlaufer, of that city. was united marriage t o Mists C tt harino Robb, daughter f Mr. nobb, Pairvi.ov, 111taefern, Taeoniteal Clariatmas and Arthur Boles, .of SI.' l'efarYtie who 'were robbed. in Oho itold-up on 1 ho Illinois Central ltailway recently the othor side of Chicago, have 111.- a ived back. NIr. Christmas, who vatea struak on the hoed with the butt oral or a revolver still feelta the ef- aect and the scar is plainly visible, They toll a hritling story f 111e. robbery. Mr. Wm. Armst rong, sr., llth con. E. Nissouri, root with n very painful ecrident lest weok as ho was return- !: om more in company with Cromarty. his two daughlero. The horse shied throwing the occupant's of th3 buggy into n drop ditch. Sir. Armstrong when roscucet, wets ia a particularly -lluroll Work on the laying of the plank- ing on the iron bridge at 1 ho Malt_ land, Goderieb, is completed. Per sons from 1140 northern township; coming io GOderich have had to go through the rivor during certain hours of the day, and as tho river is unusually high i'or thio season oE tho year, tho crossing has not been without some inconvenience to hela On Tuesday, Dr. Fowler, V. S. lec- turer in toe 'Veterinary College To vont°, oC Se fl for who is supply- ing .for Dr. Clark during the tat - t eraa absence in. Toronto, was calla" to attend a caso somewha out of tho ordinal y at the.. farm alr, John Chisholm, Colborne. He 100011et cow suffering from. enaphysiezna, et condition caused by air getting be- tween the skin and the muscles and the nosh. In this case the. skin in places was separated at least six ha, chs from ilia tissue. On account 01th3 rarity with which this condition oche curs tcnso proved very interest- ing. ItChing Sicin Distress by day eind That's the co:lanai:it of those who are so unfortunate as to be afflicted with Eczema or Salt Pbeurn—and out- ward applications do not cure. They can't. uus nconsciocondition, while one of the ladies was badly out about the face and head. 301144S. ne rr, of St. Marys, was &seized with a alight paralytic stroke on "Tuesday' morning. Ono of his ;Irma and legs were affect- ed. 112 is now soul:1\110 recovod re. . THE SMALL-PaX qTTEsTION Any intelligent phySician ad- , mit that you don't catch 'small -pox bean -taste aomeone else hos it, but your condition favors it. Low tahty always encoaragata sickness and at this season aspotially, encl.:g- one alicruld tako Ferrozono Which destroys disease germs 11144makes lite syst ao strong a nO healthy ibot sieknesa can't eta i . Fere' ozone i$ a Vitalizing tonto that utilizes ;rich red Wed.' builds up UK: Mar 0CS, ea nervousness, anel d riVe„S 11111 3 tir- edlanguid •leelings. To get strong . and keop stroag use Ferrozone; 11 assures health „ana Coats but 503. at all. druggists. General News Derangement of aim liver -with constipation, injures th(1 complexion induco pidatles, stello-tv skin. Ito - move tho'-`causo by 1.18411q, Carter's Little. 'Liver Pills. Ono a dose. try them. A ecording to the best i nroran- The source of tette trOuhle is in the ed there is no doubt ibat hi ood—mako Holt pure and this scal- ble\rfi•itl Isluolorneeecsd Oil.,..f:D.,aloNvfsoNnYeassf, lug burnirg iteIr'ng. skirt Jlisease will s punter, 1,Thcin this officlai A number of gentlotnexe 'in Londo-n have been g10nted 0 charter to 1 inanutaciure all kinds of cordage. Several IN -ell -known ciLizeris are narned as provisional directors. The disappear. el was taken with an itebing on my arms wbica proved aery disagreeable, I conchnie(1 it was salt rheum and bought a bottle cr Hood's Sarsaparilla. In two days after 1 began 'taking it 1 felt better and 11 was not long before I was cured. Have never bad any skin disease since."' mils. 10.4 F., \VAUD, COYe Point, mda • Hood's Sarset,f,arilla rids the blood of all impurities and cures all eruptions. eompany 1:4 to be capitalized at $300- 000, with 12,000 shares at $25 each. fsea.S°Z141:111111..Taataa. . Elnearann Th6 Kind You Have qlways.Bo Signature of 1-4:tz/ie 4.4k, A prominent club woman, s. Danforth* of St. Joseph, wiz., tells how she was cured falling of the womb and its qCcVnPanYing pains and misery :hyLydia E. PinkhaminYegetable CfimPound. „ prtuut zzlas. rts.ununz—Life /ooks der,kindeed 'when a. worhart feels that lidcfsta.angthisfaclit?g awayand she hall o hoes of ever being. restored. Such ;Amy feeling a few 'mouths ago when lyas advised that my poor health was 'caused by prolo.psus or falling of the h. The 'words soundcd like a 1tnll I felt that my sun bad set; bRt Xsytlia E. Pinitham's Vege- hIe Compound came to me as an of lite it restoredthelest forces xne up until ray good health a to line. For four months I i*he medicine daily, and eacit eica Mathand strength. 1 qa, so forthehelp 1optainecintrottgh FattoocE DAronrxr, les Ave., St. Joseph, Midi.— forfeit If original of -abotto loiter proving )1« +WM cannot 14 oroauccd. PREt MEDICAL ADVICE TO WOMEN." Wonaen. -would save time and. Miuh sickness if they *would. 'to Mr,s.P.inkham.foradvice „110,0:01 US any distressing s•ymp- mia appear. It is tree, and has Wirt thonSands of women, on the right road to recovo- A N A 11:31 A N P'ACIP1C Farm Laborers Wanted HO [BORERS' EXCURSIONS Will be run to stations on Canadian Pacidc In Manitoba and Assiniboia, West, South-west and North-west of Winnipeg. tis Car as 1100SE JAW ESTEVAN and YA• IIT011 11- 11) 1 Feom ttll stations on line of C. P. R., Hamilton, London and Witfdsor See t ions West of Toronto, also Guelph Branch, excepting* Guelph Citse, and all stations south of line G. T. la., Toronto to Sarnia, AUG, 20th: One way tickets to Winnipeg only will be sold, but etich person pur- chasing will be furninshod with a coupon on which, after such person hts teen hired at Winnipeg to work as a farm laborer, but not later than August m4t, 1904, free transporta- tio 1 will be given the holder from Winnipeg to any Canadian Pacific st .tioa in Manitoba or .Assiniboia, West or Southwest or NOrt.11\VCS,17 of -Winn:peg, but not beyond Moose :Itaa Estevan or Yorkton. For pornpletS and all particulars owl tickets apply to any Canadian l'a cif ic gent.A A.. 11. Notman, Asst. Gen. Pass. Agent, Toron to. Inniparr liflitVES-FE.XGUIISIONS 830.00 Ficg,ina - $33 75 11/1 'b Delnraine Jaw v Kaat)nrsa.elc31 00 B.yr.}3,,,nt)(17111 LS:ilitorrke Swan 'laver L 51 1143).A 101g ta Saskatoon -- 35.25 Wayancsa Bia..carih1, 32 25 MO ,8017)in ' Areol -- 32.50 Estevan 1 oikton f • Stratheona 40.50 Going Sept. 138h and 17111. floterning until Nov. lith and 28t8. Pamphlets and 1 481 aartictilars from any Can 1,rlian Pacific _Agent, or Toron*o i 33.00 Pr. Albert-- 36.40 Macleod -- 33 00 Cla'actry - 33.50 Red Deer - 39.50 • 41, (Incorporated by Act of Patrliainetat IS IVIOLSONS ) For Over 80 Years. IMMO c41141473,3/V.r, 011,10AINV or4i4 C1r13 •••••••••••••••••• •••• 4,•••••• *So • • 0,441krr.4.14 11011IZEI11........,.... ........ . . ' Fee.000,000.111/ Capital (AM P.AID ryp................ ... ..... .. 24000,000.00 40 Reserved Fund ..,.. ,... .. ,....,. . ..... . 2,850.000.00 ±: 47 Blanches in Ontario, tholbee, Xleerooariittot co1undii4 tool M anitulta. • EXETER BRANCH :4102: 11 Open overo Lawful Dar twin 40 .A., 1:41. to Sr. at, except eaturtlar 104. at. to 1 1*. AL 14 ‘... Farmers* Sale NOteri cashed or collected. Forms supplied ''''• • On applivation. DRAFTX on all potato in the DoinInton, throat DrItaio and Vla ',10' • Reel aita tea bought and sold at lowest rates or eachange. If •:SAVINGS DEPARTMENT • ••'Doposftta of ¶I,00 awl upwards received. In,terest cora- .e, • peuutied half 5Torler, end tolde41 to principal June26111 and December Mt. De.. diti * pesltsOlerelptsobiet *sued andielgacat etirretit MO'S of intemt allowed. 111. • AcIvanceEtt made to farLers, stock dealers and business men a • • lowest rates and on most favorable teri»F.' Agents at ExuterforDonottorcromcnt. Ile DICkS0114 Carling, Solicitors. N. D. HuRDoN, Manager. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••X••••*••••••••••• ....-.1--!------", et .........N.NOPIONOMMOPIORMIMMIMmaftralw Ganadian NatiOilal EX11101110ii 1904 TORONTO, ONT. 1904 AUGUST 29th to SEPTEMBER z2th Largest and finest exhibits of Canadian manufactures,agricultural products, live 6,t,sch., etc., ole, ovor shown. New buildings, improved facilities and gt Ater variety of attractions than ever. "BLACK WATCH BAND" The Band of the "Black Watch" (the famous 42 Royol highlan(1- ers) will attend the Exhibition, by permission of his Gracious Majesty the Ring and officers of the Regiment, and will play i 1 ee concerts daily throughout its entire Course. THE RELIEF OF LUCKNOW The grandest pyro-militnry display ever seen in Canada will be presented before the Grand Stand each evening with hundreds of per- formers, brilliant costumes, gorgeous pyrotechnic setting and assisted by the pipers of the "Black Watch. SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS "Dare -Devil Schreyer" in his leap from a bicycle 108 feet into a tank of water; The Bickett Family, world-famous tvrial acrobats; Vginschermann's'worlderful trained Bears ; Adjie's Troup of Lion, the most remarkable group of trained animals in the world, and many ot- her acts of equal merit. Special Railway Rates. Ask your Station Agent for Particulars. Remember the Dates, AUGUST 29th to SEPTEMBER 121h. W. K. McNAUGHT. 3.0, OR,R, President Secretary and Manager. IIIMMainalial....1•11•16111111.12••• — Oate."--•o'attntaeaa-ete---------,aateeaaa:: • Ga. 0 * • • 0 0 0 4. 0 • .44. ESTE et :44041>4/40.. 4a04/40.0•0.14.4,-00.4ate $.41,00.4444.404.4.4.44. 4 asitaaaiaaaaa>4...44.04e4a4,044410.434,61,041>telataaantaateteto.4. :: - A AI 0.0.. o.0. 00. 00. o e 40- LOilidOr1904 i, September, 9th to 17th, . 4> 'to ENTRIES CLOSE Sth SEPTEMBER 40- eata. to.: _._....._.m.....•,,,a,.........emgmemg•snows•rsev•vno•c•crrnr.taencnn ...vimmemmemmommonew .1..asillw.••••••11M1.001mwmaimilulniseeenISMTA i i ' ii A NEW $10,000 DAIRY BUILDING eit :I Improvements all along the line. Exhibits unsu..+'• 4', rpassed .. • ** ATTRACTIONS THE BEST YET—Kitamura's *. 4. 0 0 0.- : .. Celebrated Jap Troupe of To People Th ' 4. 40- * do4> 0 yards' and the best Gymnasts, Acrobats, and other spec- • • e 'Iv :*• * fa ties that money can procure. e, * 4)- • 4- afr4a apa. Five evenings of Fireworks, concluding each even- III 4,4, .4, ing with a realistic representation of the • t - a 4, • • e . "BOMBA1RDMENT OF PORT ARTHUR' 4,4'•.: 44* - ::*4. A holiday outing none should miss. Special excursions over ItOdkt all lines of travel, For all information, prize listo Sec., address. er R. Nelles, ::- 4: 40.4......................* .........o.o. 'w" • • Lt. -601. W.M. Gartstiore, Pi.6sident Se40,4r.e.toaor.y...): .4kt 4,,,••,,,,4•,,+4•,,4,4,4,, 4:••••**444.4+0+44•••44+4,4*40 ,,,