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MEDICAL
The Exeter Times
T W. BROWNING, M. D., M. O.
I „,
• P. S., Or aduate Victoria ITni-
reastity. office and resideneace. Dominion TIJUItSDAY, NOV. 3rd, 1904
T.,aboratory, Exeter.
DENTAL
IT xiaemAN, L. D. 8. AND
Pa^ Pi.INSDIAINI, L.
D. $. I. D. S.,..Honor Graduate
or Toronto Unavers-ity, Dentist.
Teeth extraoted without pain or
bad after effects, Office an Ran -
son's Meek. West ablaut Main
treetExeter•
D A. ANDERaOhl, (D. D. S. L.D.S,i
liatanor Graduate of tbe Toronto Vnivers1W
anti Royal College a Dental Surgeons of
Ontario.with, honors Akio Post.gracluate of
ChIcage School of Prosthetic Dentistry (with
honorable metttlon.
1Sferirthing known to the Penta.1 Prefession,
donein this office. Bridge wark. crown% Ott
I num, gold and vnicanite plates ail done in
aleatesta manner possab petI
harmless anaesthetic u4ed, tor naintess extrac.
1/6411111.00-.41,_-_,,tton.
Office one door sontit Cubing Bros st,ore
)1r,zoter,Ont.
RANCE,
MONEY TO LOA
rrivat4 funds tolcan ou Vann propertv at Four
arta olio half per cent,
B.T.Lion
MONEY TO LO
We have unlimited private funds for Invest
- emotion farm or village property at low
ittosof interoot.
DIOKflON CARLING
Zaceter,
rIONEY TO LOAN.
We hese a, largeemount of private funds to
Joao materna and villageproPertiesatiowrate.,
of Merest.
GLADZIAN 4 STAN/AMY
Barrister*/ Solicitore.lAtain St. Exeter.
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DICKSON CARLING,
Blurtatero.sottoltort Notmle.R. couvonuoor
Gonuoissionemnolleitors for the molten
Bank.Eta.
*Toney tolnan at lowest rates cf interest
rePPIGE;-.VAIR =MET, EarsTgu.
4.n. elatx.nvo Mratts;son
A. C. RAMSAY, V, S.
Boner Graduate Ontario Veterinerv Co
lege ;11onOrarv'Follow in Ontario wedeln.
Assoelation. Ali diseases of domestic anima s
scierttittcanytieated. Milk fever treated lay
the:ate:it oxygen treatment.
OFFICE: One door south of Town Hall
RESIDENCE Second, house north ot Fres-
hyteriati church
Locals
Mr, Perry Drowning left lost Week
for Caledonia, Minn, Ivhere he will
spend a time with his brother, Dr. W.
E. Browning.,
Hallowe'en passed off rather quietlY
here though in certain portions of Ulm
own ga es were remove , an a eTvi
other minor depredations were carried
out. The 'vicious prac.tices are rapidly
dying out and soon wIll hove become
a thing of the past.
Word has been received from Mr.
S. Gidley; who left here on Wednes,
day of last week for Duluth. that he
reaybed his destination safely on
Friday morning. remaining over one
day at Sarnia, Although somewhat
tired and weak Mr, Gidley stood. the
purney remarkably well.
Igessrs MeDonnell. Dickson. Ekrid
Carling,Imve Carpenters busily engag,
ed plaeing new plate gime in all
the stores in the Fauson -Week. This
with several other improvements
which are under way will add to its
appearauve and comfort making it
rank among the hest blocks in town,
S. M. Sanders returned home on
Monday morning last from Winnipeg
whose he had been seriously from
typhoid fever for the past number of
weeks. Ile stood the journey very
well notwithstanding his weak state
of health, but an his arrival home in-
flaination of the lungs set in and foe
some days he was very low. Be is now
somewhat better,
Shipka
Sower w
t week ,
W, Smith accompanied b
from Kettle Pomt apen
%Ix the farmer's parent
cui judge by actions, q
umh of young people spent
Yable time at Mr. M, Cartber'
a evening a last week.
s, J. 3IcPhee, A, McEachan,
d T. O'Rourke, who went to Man-
itoba for the harvest returned last
week,
Several from around here listened
to -the speeches delivered by Messrs.
D .11. Gunn, II. Ellin'', T. Coughlin
lid Sherritt, in Crediton
an Saturday evening last. They re.
Dart excellent, speeches And a very
large turn out.
•
bishorrie Schoel Report
School Report -- The following
the report of S .S. No. 4. U,Sherne,
nomeS an order of merit; fith class,
Bert Laxt on, Lydit Ifandford, Alma
BAY ; Sr .4th„ Alice, Davis. Eileen
Caves, Edna Luxton. Flossie Hunt -
or, Pearl Hunter, Frank Rooke,
Frank Handford, Itussell May, Ethel
bzocur ay 0.•rnle litaxton; Jr, 4th,
Arthur Kerslake, Nena, McCurdy,
'William Webber, Alvin Essery ; Sr.
ard, Olean Skinner, Viim Kerslake.
Willie Essery, Bella Davis; Sr. 2nd
Jac. Davis, Annie McCurdy, Hadley
.NraY, Thomas Coates, Clinic May
George Davis, Awl Skinner, Willie
Walker, Bechio Colbert ; Pt 2nd.,
Mary McCurdY, Rhea McCurdy,
Fred 'Webber, Wesley Colbert; Sr.
lst., Attie Hunter, Lena Coa.tcs, Le-
da Harding. Alice, Creighton, Sam
McCurdy, Vera Coates, Mennie May,
Prank Coates, Shelinit Skinner; Jr.
lst„, Roy Thompson, George Hack-
ney, Albert Haelney. Average at-
tendance 42.-W. A. Diriitison, Tea:
cher.
Unorno and Iillabort
farmer's Mutual Fire in$ur-
01160 6ompanu
Head Office Farquhar, Ont.
D1160TORS
President: -T. ItTAX, DeBLIN P. 0.
Vir. PASS11103111,
naavecouovtP O.
E. I110111,BY, WHALEN P. 0.
3. A. Norms, CEOMARTX P. 0,
Wm. .Rov. BoumIorAr P. 0.
3, Itussnm, RUSSELDALE P. 0.
A.GENTS.
7, Ozatancuser,, STA,vv,. Or.
A. DITATAlsT PAIIQGRATt, ONT.
S. WILSON, FULT.AltT011, ONT.
J. S. GrI.Pirfax, ONT.
8. W. F. BEAVERS,
Secy.-Treas. Farquhar.
Buggies!
Buggies!
Bo you Want a Buggy
We have the fine it stock in town
ail the latest styles, in the newee
dors.
bur prices are low as can be fou.n •
for first-class material and workman,
ship.
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BEFORE YOU BUY
GRILL 'FIND SEE US.
-.I F Russell
Two Doors South TOWV Hall.
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CREDITON
Roller Mills
Gristing and Chopping
Promptly Done.
We are giving excellent sa-
tisfaction in flour since re-
modelling our mill
Sweitzer
ARM FOR SALE, -Lots 20, 10
con. and llth con., of Stephen,
6 1-4 miles West of Exeter, being
composed of 100 acres on the 31th
can. and 120 acres on the 10th
These farms are under good state of
cultivation well drained with good
house and out -buildings, thereon al-
so irnit. bearing orchards . -Never
(ailing well the year round. For
fiarther particulars apply to T. B.
.lifertrn, Exeter.
ROSS WON'T MEET TIM HOUSE
t of the Elections not yet an-
Atctainecti, but the Premier is ex-
pected to speak before very long
Toronto, Oot. at -The stillnese
that bas characterized the, minister,
lal quarters at the Paribtment Build-
inLts for some days continues. A
Cabinet minister fitates that 40 cle-
aoicin has been -arrived as to what is
to be done in the matter of elections
and ;there is some uncertainty yet.
However, Ross has "evidently made
up his Xnind but is not ready to
speak. The Prcatiler may be e,x-
ponied to "shoot Ins bolt before the
centinnatiOn of the North Grey ease
against h.,. )3. MacKay, on the. 7th
or Noiernber. ConservativeS say he
will atever meet the IfouSe with tbe
m40> charges han;ing over his
head.
.It is 110 Soo revelations, they say
that wilt prevent N. W, Rowell, K.
C„, frown goin.r into the new Cabinet
while. E, 13 Johnstoit, K. C., has
dochned the honor of being At -
Tho visits of Premier Ross to the
office of Lieutenant -Governor have
teen rather frequent during the past,
four weeks and dissolution is pre-
sumed to have been the matter
under 4isoussion.
CANADIAN PRIZE WINNERS T
ST. LOUIS EXPOSITION
Private reports from St. Laois
show that Canadians did renaarhably
well with their 1,000 entries in the
Worldls Fair. No other .count,ry,
or any state la the txtt:on, had so
large on entry. in ilatoburgs,
1.4TndS ana ornamental bantams, Win.
MoNtil, Jt, Oke, London, and" U.
13, :Donovan and George Ile;;tte, of
Strathroy, won nearly c verYthmg,
jas. Dundas, or Toronto, showed
Ute bet pullet in Duff. Loghorns;
Cornwell, ot Tharoesvillo showed
the hest cockerel; J, IL Alioshall, Of
Brantford, won t wo firstS lack
lalinorcas, and James Arthur, of
London, two firsts in Silver \Aryan-
dottes. Ills pen for $140. Geo.
Colwell, of Paris. and Mr. T.
Orown. of Tilsoliburg, were union,.
other Canadian winners, their ex-
hibits .enck$ and geese takinZ
large1^.1iiire of prizes.
Giving as his reason Lbe feet that
ho had occupied his present pulpit
for five years, Ole ,extreme liniit he
allowed himself in any one place,
Rev, Geo. Brown, Blenheim Baptist
minister and special constable, who
has been so prominent a fivre in
the temperance work in that section
has resigned. It is 'understood Mr.
Brown will take up temperanee work
in the Province for the Dominion Al-
liance.
01.0 FOLKS CAN'T STAND
Harsh, purgativo medicine, but i
ariably find Dr. Hamilton's pill Cr
ndralte and Butternut tho ruild-
curee for constipation and sick.
attache. No gripina• pains. sur
UC, price 25c. rso only Or. Rim-
ilton's Pills.
COUSIN BUM! CONCERNINO
WOAI,EN
It's he texpeeted t t happens
-with men. 'Toilet 50 with woerien
they're sort r got to expectini the
LIMO for wasliin% an' wipire dishes to
some 'round regularly, an' it does.
I look on thins New Woman move-
ment with 'spicion. The OW Woman
was so mueli better'n 1 be that if
they're gain' to improve her I'm
'Praia she'll git out a' my speer; On"
if they ain't what's the 'use o' monk-
eyin'?
Podger says that he don't take
no stock in releegion ; bat when
says to him. says “Podger, did
roar old. mother's prayers ever scent
to lead you astray any? you oughter
heard how still he kept.
Women ore better than men, hut
when they fergit it they foreit so
dum hard that it's 'cliscouragliV
Needin" one band to hold her sat-
chel, au' another to feel an! see if
sho s harm together behind; s
always seemed a horntie shame to
me that Naolier didn't give lovely
woirten another hand Ler gen'rel en"
raiseellanyue purposes.
A man an' a woman started, to
travel together. ITO went by reason
tut' she by instinct. What about it/
Nothirt' I only she WAS the one that
gat there. -A. Waterhouse in Sun-
set Magazine for November.
A ,distinguiihed medical man and
soldier in the person of Sir Felix Se -
num, London, England, physician ex-
traordinary to his majesty, Ki ag
Edward, since 1901, is a guest at
Guelph with his son, Person &mon,
who will enter the Ontario `Agricul-
tural College to pursue the regular
0.0=Se.
STRANG.-In Usborne, on Oct. 25
to Mr .end Mrs. Henry Strang, a
VI OR SALE OR 11ENT.-At Wha-
.11: len, a dwelling, with store, car-
penter shop, and post office included.
For further particulars apply to Mr.
_George Millson, Whalen.
OR SALE. Farm, 50 acres, all
Jr: cleared and tile drained, cent-
er Road, Ilibbert, brick hoase, barn
wit") stone. stables under, orchard,
two sprinr, wells, school 'beside and
daily mail. _Address, T. J. avturpby
London.
..clememesagmersatror
IIORTETORN DURHAM BULLS
f or saler-•The nndersi,gned, has for
sale a number of up-to-date thor-
ough bred Short Horn Bulls. They
are of the low set, thick blocky type
and choice breeding. Will be sold
reasonable, inspection invited. Ap-
ply o.ai lit 16, con. 2. Hay, or John
Elder, "format, P. 0.
locals .
MI ARM FOR SALE -In lire Town-
ship of USborne, being -lot 13, con
2, consisting of the best 100 acres of
land in the township, well fenced and
in good state of cultivation. • Good
brick house and frame barn, conven-
ient to school; -church and market
being only two miles from Exeter.
For further particulars apply to D.
C. McInnes, Exeter, or Thomas Big-
gins, executors of the estate of B. 1.
Rig gins, deceased or to Gladman &
Stanbury, solicitors, Exeter.
.001.2101.M010.16.971.4.1
tart-
MADDEN. -At Mount Carmel, • on
Oct. 28th to Mr. a,nd Mrs. Michael
Madden, a tson. •
RADER.-On ,the North Boundary,
Stephen, on Oct. 22nd. to Mr. and
Mrs. Rader, a son.
• W1M8Z NOV
MARRIED
MAKINS -- SMITH -- In Exeter, on
Wednesday, Oct. 27th, Mr. -Henry
Makins, to Miss Juliet te Smith.
All Exeter . .
BRENNER-ZELLER - In Stephen,
Township on Tuesday, • Oct. 25th,
at •the home of the bride's p_arents,
Mr .ancl Mrs. Jae. Zeller, Miss Lo -
vino Zoller to Mr. John Brenner,
of DaShwood.
- IN Winnipeg,.
on October 20th, by the 'Venerable
Archdeacon O'Fortin, 13 .A., Miss
-Mary Brown to Mr. red rt.
Knight, both formerly of Exeter
Mr .and Mrs .Knight will take lap
'their residence near Yorkton.
•, DIED
RUMFORD - Near Grand Bend, on.
'Sunday. Ocli. 16t11, John nutniord,,
at the age or. 72 years. •
STECKLE -- In Stanley 'township, on
Friday, Oct. 21st. the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Sbeckle, at „the
age of 10 months.
McEWEN - Stanley, on October
lfith, Annie Eva, eldest daughter
of Mr. Duncan McEwen, aged 26
years and 10 months.
Exeter School Report
JR. LEAVINCr AND MATRICULA-
TION, FORM Iff
Ifonors.-Mary Roach 87; Yeta
Cobblodielt 79; Martha Carling 73;
Edith Moncur '72,
Ilazel Drowning 69; Pella
gall 60; Irene. O'Neil .8: Alvtn Bruit-
nell 54; Theo Barthel) 54; Mabel
iiptIrks. 50; Ifarvei Borland 49;
Daisy Dining 42; Louise Carlin; 330;
No. register' 13; daily .,averaze
13.
L. C. FLEMING, Teacher.
HIGH SCIIOOL DEPARTMENT
FORM It.
Bonors.--Ena. McPherson 84 ner
cent; Mary Mrirry 73; May Wood
73; Monte Coward 72; Nellie Russ -
sell 71;
Edna DOW 69 per cent; Mary
Knight 69; wall= Triauvr 67;
Willie, Knight 65; May Jones 06;
Offa McPherson 63; Milton Pfaff 82:
Thomas Quinton 01: Ilarvey Gard
-
;Ivor ; Ida Arrostroita 52; Tom Car,
ling 40; Elmore Sert:or 40; Boy Far,
mer 34,
Total number on roll 19; average
attendance 18.
A. E. DORRINGTON, Teacher.
ltEGULAR, COLTIISE, FORM
Honors -Hugh McKay 81 per
cent,-; Edna Taylor 76; May Haw-
kins 72: Bella, Hairkins 70; Bertha
Snell 70 ,
Maurice Dobler 6$ per vent.: Teal
Sanders 00; Jessie, Russell OS; Beat-
tie Martin 66; Lulu Martial 64; Ida
Rowe, 63: Allie Haggitli ;
Case Howard. 59; Blanche Sheere ;
Cohbledick 68; Lloyd Godwin
; Lizzie Sanders 55; Maud Johns
; Irene Handford 48; John Wal-
ker 4?; Leah Iteramer 46; Edward
Willis 46; Mitchell Willis 44; Vies-
alo Sweet 3t; NiWe Disseit 34; Seo.
Armstrong 26.
W. J. Oen, saobr
COM MERCiAL COURSE, FORM -
HIGH SCHOOL.
Honors -Vlotoria 3),Tiners 89 per
cent.: Oliver Gras -Idol 80; Worge
Wambold 87; Jennie Hardy Si;
Maud Taylor 81; Alice Howard 83;
Dyer liurtion *83; Ito Johnston 83:
Almina Motter 82: Linda Hunter
81; Berth -a Willort 81; Besse Web
80: Edith MeKoY 78; Edn't, Bissett
77; Garfield IloilTert 74.
Roy ParSolus 69 per cent.; Fra.nit
Knight 65; Cliesley Enna 65; Jerelea
Ilawden 59: Allan McCurdy 54:11ar.
y Benelle ; Frank Damien 52.
Total enrolment 49; average 47.
W. J. O'Brien, Teeclier.
ROOM IV
4114.-Lillien 4Unn ; Vinni
Douglas Stewart.
Xo .031 roll .38; average a l30a
C. VOSPER, Teacher.
ROOM V
(1.-1sic• Loney Heywood, 2iall
S9etpr Sweet 3rd Willie /3irroy,
Anita Barkrier ; 4th Ilerble Gardiner
Jr. 2nd. - 1st. Annie L'tng; 2nd
Harry Sweet.
No. on roll 51 ; overage atieridsno
40.
I. E. 'WALBOND. Tesche
ROOM VI
2nd, - Della MacKay 74 por
cent; May Jewell 73.
Middle 2nd Lillian Boyle 78 per
cent.; Clair Wood 77; Stew-
art 76; Edna Brook ; Olive Door-
ing 73; Stella Soutbeott 72.
jr. 2n0. -Bay Dearing 82 per ten,
Truman Elliott 71
No. on Toll 53: ay. attendance 41.
A. E. MARTIN. 'Teacher.
BOOM lin
Sr. Pt, - Baby World, Violet
Knott, Fred Ogden. Ernie Harvey.
Mid. Ft. II-Florrie. Dinnie. Gladys
Delve, Edith, Davis, Lula Ilastings,
Annie Day, Ernest Noil.
Jr. rt. 11 Blanche QUatoe, ;Toe rol-
lick, Agnes McKay .
Class V. -Martha Bagshaw, Me v-
iol Jones, Nelly
No. on roll 39; average attendance
34.
F. E. CAltLING, Teacher.
ROOM VIIL
Class A. -Madeleine Carling. Vio-
la Rowe, Chester Russell.
Class B. -Annie Collingwood, Glad-
ys Scott, Bruce Walker, filler Hus-
ton.
Class C. -Beatrice TIodgert, Lily
.Collingwood. •
Class D. -Ethel Day, Roy Ogden.
No. on roil 42; ay. att., 38.
S. J. Irwin. Teaeher.
E M. B E R 3rd 1904.
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CATARRH. PNEUMONIA, CON-
-SUMPTION.
Deo tit's fateful trinity h:•y are of-
ten called. Catarrh, is the first
stage, pneumonia of tt nt follows ,tuaci
consumption finally exacts the fall
penally. This can all he averted by
using healing, balsamic Catarrhoz-
one, an antiseptic that penetrates
the remotest air cells o". the lungs.
Catarrhozonc reaches ho entire mu-
cous surface of the throat and
breathimg oppara.t ; It carries
health wherce.ver it goes, brings in-
stant relief and is absolutely cer-
tain to cure. Bon't delay, get Ca-
tarrhozonc to -day. It means health
certain cure. Two =oath's ,treat-
ment S1.00, trial size 25c. Catarr-
hozone guaranteed.
EF USE, ') A RETURN PREF 1z,
F,NOE
Dot v, hen .Sir Nliff;i1Lu came
into power he stilt no commission-
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granted by Great an to the C •n -
action fat Inv r. I "nt 10 11111 ni,
al the 1 i.imend Jui.11.,-, a id s 11;
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on give you in 0,..7r,ilitutia for, the
splendid trrodom under v Mali -we
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To Cure a Cold in One Day
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have prospered. It is a free gift. We
ask no compensation. Protection
has been the curse of Canada. We
would 'not see you come under its
baneful influence, for what weakens
you must weaken us."
Sir Wilfrid Laurier preferred to
obtain the Cobden Club's gold medali
to adorn his breast rather than to I
obtain something of incalculable ad-
vant a go to t he Canadian farmer.
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The oven of an Imperial Oxford Range and the old-
fashioned spit before an open fireplace do better roasting than any other cooking apparatusinvented.
In the olden days the spit had to be kept timing to get all sides of a roast
cooked. It is much the same with the ordinary cook -stove. The heat of the
oven' is greatest on the fire side -roasts, bread, pies, cakes, etc., have to be
turned and twisted to get them cooked at all. The result is uneven, unsatisfac-
tory cooking -good food ruined. The diffusive flue construction of the
Imperial Oxford
Range
draws fresh air into the flue chamber, super -heats it and diffuses it evenly over the
oven, thus heating it quickly, thoroughly and uniformly -hack, front and sidcs
are at the same equal temperature. The resolt is juicy, tender roasts, light,
dainty pastry, evenly raised bread -successful cooking.
When you buy an Imperial Oxford Range you,get the result of over sixty years'
thought and experience inNcientific construction of cooking apparatus.
The Gurney Foundry Co., Limited
Toronto, Canada
Winnipeg
Montreal
Vancouver I
Sold by T.'irl&WKINS & SON, Exeter.
1.0C pays for the TIMES from
now till January 1st 1905