Exeter Times, 1904-12-15, Page 4111 X E T
DECEMBER 15th 1.904
County Counciel
mined met, t$ p. Ian on
last week, Merobere all
Warden, Mr. Bkowman.
SOUTAI tIORON FARMERS
INSTITUTE
•A meeting et the officers end di -
ors of the South Burma Farmers'
Institute we$ le Id at Blaeleall's hotel
Iteneall Monday, last. There
wa a.eood atteudance of oaembers
and Mr, Tboraas Fraser, the presi-
dent, presided. The object of the
meeting was to elake flea' arrange*
incuts for the Institute meetinesfer
thie seesee. The deleeates to the
regular meetiogs are Duncan At -
Es. of Ruueby, end F.
-K. Sheppard. Esq., a Queenstone.
Both delegatee are first class men
and valuable pointers will certain-
ly be offered on the diferent sub-
eets chosen. Mr. Anderson's sub-
-ere X Cattle Raising, Breeding
teavyRorses. The Eacou Roe Man-
ure, Crop Rations, Clover *Form -
Ito« as an Pccupetion. Dlr. Sleep,
paled is an expert on frnite. or-
chard and. garden, and on fruit grow-
' enemies, AS well as upon clover,
rt end roote. Rts evening subrot
s 'Dow to make farm life more at-
otive." The regular meetings will
be held os followa; At Brueefield,
January 14th.; Exeter, januarY
10th. The audience will be Invited
themselves to eelect the subjects to
be discussed. The supplementary
Toeetings. six in number, '1=00 Place
in February et the f011owiaS placea
Client -411e, February 7th ; Crediton,
February .6th: Grand Bend, Febru-
It1« Zurich. February 10th;
flensoll. February JIM; Dayfield,
February 433t11. The, delegates for
the supplementary meetinee are
lleory Glendenning', of Manilla, and
D., James, of Langetaff. Tbe forgter
aW$ withussoineyears ago and 'wee
march appreciated, Ife can .give val.
Ohio lessons on almost any farm
subet in a pleaeing kited eetertaisi-
ing way, practical ee well as theor-
etL Mt James is a stranger to ns
but eomeewllrevommended.ne has
3 uumber of exceedingly practical
subjects from which the.geveral aud-
iences will be asked to select the
nee most desired* Several local ellen
awlreASIO1lt elw wt11 baeit-
ed tospeak at mtin. In thia
ay wese improve-
-dociety, cu ti power
king ando ivin xpression
ilaought. Our lostitute is in at.
lation with the Whiter Fair at
lph. AU our members have free
ission to all its meetings. A num-
: =withers took advantage of
rrangemeent and attended the
air ast week,. It has been deeided
t no catiVeseing .for members will
place at any •et our meeting%
but those who Ati1,311 to he members
may apply t tithe Secretary at thee°
meeting% The directors are expect-
ed to maim an outside canvess. In
Some ridings the membership reaches
six or seven hunkered, while Duro has
'mole' been more than two hun-
d, hut two hundred of the most
*ressive farmers in the riding.
Those who Most oned instruotion arc
seldom fonnd at the meetinge or
on the membership roll. This is the
%reek point a the Institute or of
the people. The value a agricultur-
el products have doubled in ten
years and a elan:lino:it writer at-
tributes this increase very largely
to the instruction elven at these
'xxstitute meetings. A cordial and
general invitation is given to join
our institute and attend the meet-
ings. The fee is only twentr-five
cents. and the literature sent to
members becomes in a few years
good agriculturn1 library. -Samuel
Smillie, Seeretary.
t Ahead of you
Stop in ti T1iits good
advice for your health, and its
tOod advice for your pocket book
tOO. A ct,z,-; in. time saves mon-
y and perhaps your life.
e
krry 's Compound Syrup
of White Pine with Tar
ba $ gained much popularity by
its prompt relief in this most corn-
/31dn ailment. It is pleasant to
tilce and wards off any tendency
a a coki to result in Pneumonia.
Pric z c a bottle
pureNorwecian
2 y.popbeetteetbe
r n u
on the mar -
eases r,u4
cents and
Sele A terellity
Brownings
Drug Store
The Exeter Times
prest
A equest tot grant to the Ruron
Poultry Association was read alad sent
to Executive committee.
Notice of committment of Charles
Coostable, a boy from Seaforth,to the
Victoria Todustriad School, wes sent
to the same committee.
A. letter from the garriston Righ
Selleole one front Norfolk county, "it -
garding county bridges; bylaws of
Middlesex and Waterloo counties; one
from John Tuox for an allowance for
fuel& light and water ; one from the
Sheriff regarding the illness of Jailor
Griffin and the question of appointing
substitute; from the reeve of aorle.
rich townslaip relating to work on
Eolmesvilie bill; one from the Caoad-
ian Assoelateon tor the prgyeution of
Conellielption, and One from the clerk
a Nil/Ingham, relating to Zetland
bridge were severally read and refer-
red to the necessary committees.
T. Bell and Vir. Cnishohn, AL P.. ad.
dressed the Council regarding the
delay in bailding the Zetland bridge,
Applications for positions a keeper
and matron of the House of Refuge
were read front R,I. LDeLong rued
wife, Goderich; T.Nesvcomb and wife,
Goderich TownehiptRobert Mach and
wite Gerrie; lira. W. U. Simpaon,
Clinton; and Mr. .French the present
keeper. They were referred to eon -
The following muoicipalitiee request -
d. by resolution, that the county sub -
reit a, by-law, as directed by Election
OS A of theAlunicipal Act,1904: Hollet
Exeter. Wet Wawanosh, East We,-
wanoeh, Orgy. Morrie,B_Iyth.Ashfield
Colborne, I:Sherrie, ElowletaMeEillop.
Turnberry, Wingliara and Tucker -
smith. Referred to special committee,
Thelfe'port of betiding committee
was read and passed.
Moved by Air. Miller, seconded by
. Ferguson, that the conmanY of
uteera known as the eorrie Com-
reeeive the grant as cents per
tbe time they werie in camp at
n in the 'ye41901, the above e
leaving been paid per capi
Battalion wialluniefttop t e
Sento% Executive Wile.
be %men had met at 7,31,31p.
peb outrnittee and passed
theto borrow $20,000, the rest of
the evening' was taken up discussing
a erection of Zetland lividge,and the
testion was left over until ths report
Road And Bridge committee should
e received.
rhe Council adjourned to meet at
0 a in. Wednoday,
(Continued next week)
Centralia
rs Shaw of Kppnprea-
'eryinkerestin Mis4on.
y 0WOU5 on Sunday.
- and Mrs. Will Abbott. of
Biddulph, visited bre .Abbott'e par -
zits! on Sunday.
UeSe, who has been engaga
d with Mr. Will Colwill, the past
year, started for Ils home in Landon
England, on Monday .
-Mosars. Persorie 6; Davis ship%
ped et car -load a turk,rs to Van-
couver, la.st week.
-Trlisses Beatrice Warren, Clara,
Fairliall. and. Mr. Will Warren, atir
tended the anniversary at the Jame
es street Methodist church on Sun-
day last.
-Mrs. Georee Windsor is very
sick with an attack of pneumonia
flcr ertany friends hope to hear oT
her recovery soon.
-Master Luther Ricks, axwin-
tonbrooke, is visiting,. at Lis grand.
father's, Mr. Richard Hicks.
-The Anniversary of the Con-
-trolia Methodist church will be
held on Sunday and Monday. De-
cember 18th and 19th. On the
Sabbath. the Rev. G. W. Andrews
will preash both morning and even-
ing. In the afternoon a mass -meet-
ing will be held. On Monday eveia-
bee. a first-dass tea will be served
in the basement a the church, from
six to eieht o'clock, after whieh
grand programme will be given. Ev-
cry person is welcome.
Co
elrey.
• in
tici •
"WhalAboUt ou tit ttro"
• 'Wel' lie Bilterwfll win
hanttomely The Liberals a
niik this. It hail atoad It
evhtdil have een a hard figh.l. (ea It
has alwaya ben but Rote Ur. A
nBan bent any chance,. Large
OUS tittb Liberal voto
' iecogniee hro. He siintdy tt make-
shift candidate.
"West Huron will ,go Conaervative
his time for a certainty. Cameron
rt only 21 xnalority lest election,
lie has lost eround juet as Rosa
loet grouna.
"nut the East Biding has a bi
Littera/ majority?"
"1 know it. Rielop won by some -
'thine over 400. But you may guess
to,u badly frightened Le is by the
efefet that be is hard ot work on a
Muse -to -house canvass.
"Tou may safely figure on a .gain
of one seat in, Huron, and don't be
surprised if the country goes solidly
for Whitney, just as it did for Bor-
den."
NOTE AND COMVENT
S. ;Marys .&rgus (Reform); -Tim
elleigrateful ballot -box episode at
Hastings and Proutenao is an out-
rage against the public conscience
and the civia right that cannot be
Joe strongly condemned. It is more
' ‘diSitoxiorable to steal a maites vote
than his money. Every man eon-
neceed with this episode should be
jailee and kept there 4 We lee& that
evory Liberol, connected with this
will be punished wit -h the titmoet ea-
,
verety of the law. Such men not
only rain .themsolvee and. disgrace
Cheer families, but they put Liberal-
ism and. Liberals -that liare no .part
ouch thinee-to a» °Pen atom.
Punieh tbo eascale ito the limit.
Bald? Scalp shiny and thin?
Then it's probably too late.
You neglected dandruff. If
liou had only taken our ad-
vice, you would have cured
ti „t,
etirs vig
\ the dandruff, saved your hair,
nrd added much to it. If
not entirely bald, now is your
opportunity. Improve it.
.1 have used. Aiwa Hair Vigor for ever 40
years. x am tie* 91 /Oars old a nd have a heavy
, growth a rlen, brown hair.. due, I think, en-
tkoly to AyOr'S. Rah Vigor."
MR& M. A, bat/VS, Beueville, 1.11.
Si bottle. ATEtt 00..
.4114ttl:EIX/OtX.
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Good Hair
Winchelsea
-J. G. Jones was in London, on
Monday, of last week, on business.
-Quite a number of our young
people attended the box social in
Farquhar. on Thursday eveninrs, at
last week, and report a plerasant
time. Miss Rooke and Miss Milieu
did not fail to please everybody with
their readings.
X. G. Jones and C. Godbolt are
each sporting .new cutters.
-Miss Campbell visited friends in
Exeter, over Sunday.
-While inovine Ins engine one
night last week. Hal 13rown had the
misfortune to upset it, breaking the
fly -wheel and causing considerablo
damage to the online generally.
--Sunehine will hold their annual
Christmas tree on Monday evening.
Dec, 26th, when the London Harpers
will furnish the rausic. The com-
mit tee are sparing no pains to make
thc entertainment a success. The
Rev. Mr. Cousins, of Woodham will
conduct the services on Xmas. Sun-
day both afternoon and evening.
School Report ;-The following is
the 'report of S. S. No, 6, Usborne,
for the month of November. Nam -
est in order of merit ;-Sr. 5th, Hazel
Hagan, Cecil Camm ; jr. 5th, Olive
Berrybill, Alden Johns; Sr. 4th, Wil-
lie Elf or ci, Alraena Heywood, Othel
la. Heywood jr. 4th Laura Godholt,
Nettie Campbell, Everett. Skinner;
sr. 3rd, Alma. johns. Lille Heywood,
Annie Elford. Jr. Room -sr. 3rd
Mary Oco•pish, Hubert Jones, El-
la Veal; er. 3rd,Ella Washburn, An-
nie Wilson, Earl Johns; sr. 2ndlefin-
tie Talbot, Lillis Godbolt, Alex.
Beerybill ; jr. 2nd, Jennie Campbell
John Brock, Clara Kellett ;PL. 2nd
Emma Ileywood ; pt. lst, Edward
Kellett, Har dwick COritish ; Alice
Creery.-D. McDougall, Jean Camp-
bell, Teachers.
Bantle
' exten
lie CA You Hee ?bays Bought
WHY CATARRH POISONS TEE
SYSTEM,
The Catarrhal eterms excite:3 in-
flaznmation, ofensive secretions are
thrown oft and pass into the circu-
lation, contaminating the river of
life and thus evreek the whole body.
Every catarrh victim should use
fragrant, healing Catarrhozone, the
surest euro for every typo of catarrh
yet discovered. Catarrhozone can't
fail to cure &cause its vapor kills
the germs and removes the cause a
the trouble. Then it soothes and
heals, stops the cough and, relieves
the stuffed up condition of the nose
and throat. Tens of thousands have
bean cured by Catarrhozone *litchis
guaranteed. Use only Catarrhozone
Complete outfit $1.00; trial size 25e.
Mr. John Webster, Queen Si., St.
Marys, is the only surviving mem-
ber of session otthe St. Marys Pres-
byterian Church, of the days of the
pastorate of the late Principul Oa -
Mrs. Murray. of Utica, N. Y,
tiattglater of the Rev. Dr. W. A. Mc-
Kay, of Woodstock, was killed by a
street ear while returning in a cab
from a hospital where she had
been ill for some weeks. She was
killed instantly.
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR
PILES
Itching, Blind, Bleeding or pro-
treding, Piles. Druggists refund
money if Paz° Ointment fails to
any case, no matter of how long
standing in 6 to 14 days. First ap-
plication gives ease and rest. 50e. If
yolir druggist hasn't it send 500 in
stamps and it will be fortvarded post
paid by Paris Medicine Co., St. Louis,
Mo.
John Martin, a resident of the dis-
trict has discovered a fine copper
mine in 4 he township of New Lis-
keard. Some prospectors, who have
looked ,over the property., consider
the mine one of the richest in Can-
ada.
RICII COLOR AND SOFT SKIN
May be imitatecl but beauty is
more than skin deep. -it is hidden in
the blood. Eliminate ibe poisonous
products of indizestion by Ferrozone
and complexion rapidly improves. In.
crease the red coloring matter in
the b1.00,i, Igive it more nutrition and
more red cells, do this and cosmetics
won't be needed. Give up cosmetics,
theY wither too quickly. Use Far-
roz one and have your complexion
firmly established. There isn't a
case of lolotched skin, poor com-
plexion or lack of color ,that can't be
quickly remedied by Ferrozone. Try
it. Price 50&:,,,
Huron
Mr. G. S Kidd hoe sold t be Arv
1
Wigton hotel at Lietowel to MreNell
efaoRinnon, of Parkhill, at SI.M00.
Mr, MacKionon is now in poSSVS1011,
VITO destroyed the ice -hose ot
Clinton owned by Mr. James Steep,
It waS hellt ewe& years ago for the
killing and oaring of pottk, but .of
late •has been used as aoL„Ice-house.
The insuranc amounts t $100.
,
Mre. Colin Campbell, aeeretary a
the Woman's institnie bas formed a
branch in Conetance, evbielt will be
`quite successfully werked laP be" the
ladies who leave kindle' Undertaken
the work of extetsident and secretary.
Women witb pale co lorlees faces
who feel weak and disc./enraged, will
ceeve both raental and bodily vigor
by fusing Carter's Iron Pills, which
e made or tile blood„ nerves and
omplexton.
Laet week a farmer went into one
of the banks at Mitchell to e•et
$100 -cheque cashed, and the teller
passed him out S200, Being an hon-
est Ulan when be found out the mie.
Take he went back, handbag the tel-
ler half the money back .
• Mr, W. efeNally. of Dungannon,
passed away ot the hospital. Toronto.
recently at the age of fitty.one years
Decreased was a good vitizen and,
teighbor .atul leaves it widow, two
d.sulltero and one son. His death
was due to some intestinal trouble.
tu operation was performed, bat be
ttecurated shortly afte.rwards.
Mrs. John Dongan, of 'Morris, died
from paralysis on Sunday, Novem-
27th, nal the following Fridey.
nd inst., her husband dropped dead
Zrou heed failure. The Donlan
bouo ie at present a sad one. Beth
parents had passed the (dieted span
a maw -three score and ten- and
were prepared to meet their Maker
Much sympathy is extended to the
bereaved family.
About four weeks op, Mr. Aug-
Ust Ilianiae. of MolCillop. died. His
wife followed hint a week later.
Vicir deueniter, afrs.. Con. Alm*, of
Monk t on ueibarboni, tC4C thZ
bineaVOMOOt so =Oh to heart that
site wont out of her mind, and on
Sunday of last week she, toe, died.
The eaee is a sad ocie and the mel-
t:et sympathy is felt for all the re-
latives,
The Brussels Post of loot week
published a by-law privieionally
adopted hy the Grey township coun-
cil, -which is to be submitted to the
ratepayers on January 2nd, to auth-
orize the 0012220i1 to isSele debentures
Lor $30,000 for the purpose of erect -
'ng steel bridges, and cement ;that -
=onto the debentures to run twenty
years and bear interest at the rate
of four per cent. It is expected that
considerable bridge building will
have to be done in Grey, as the
structures now in we are all more
or less in need of repairs, and the
loan will greatly assist matters.
The Wingham Advance of last
week contains the following; "Just
as the Advance was ;ohm to press
with pages 4 and 5 this week, the
whole form for page 5 fell. .Aelver-
tisements and reading matter all
went to "ph" in other words into a
promisauous heap, /rota which every
letter must be picked separately. Mr.
Elliott. proprietor lof the Times
very kindly came to our assistance
with advertisements, and Mr. S. A.
Maguire of the Times staff helped us
sort the 'pie 13y means of this time-
ly aid, The Advance is on time as
usual. 1Ve sincerely appreciate the
help In time of need,' and. whine We
hope our confrere will never have
same trouble, we shall be delighted
to reciprooate whenever occasion of -
Seven coulmns of matter in a heap
is o. good test of a printers patience.
The Advance staff came safely
through the ordeal. Putting up a
mile of stovepipe isn't in it with
seven columns of 'pi.'
SHE FOUND A DIFFERENCE
A Buffalo Lady Says ;-"Dr. Leon-
hardt's Anti -Pills dfi far from
the old methods in Medicine as
day from nigeet.
Mrs. J. IL Relearn, of 169 HLandon
St. Buffalo, N. Y., says of Dr. Leon-
hardt'S Anti -Pill, --the Great System
Treatment;
"Its action is so different to any-
thing else I ever vsed-Anti-Pill is
so mild and gentle that I never
thought it wound cure my chronic
Constipation, but It did.
" Soon after the birth of my first
child, 14 years ago. Constipation be-
came troublesome. Inset]. everything
I ,heard of but temporary relief was
all I got. I must bave used fifty
different medicines in that time.
I finally got very bad and at times
I would have no relish for food, and
What 1 idid sat would distress me
afterwards. I had headache, bloat-
ing, bearing down pains, backache.
could not sleep well, easily tired axed
never felt rested.
Front ithe very first dose of Dr.
Loonharat's Anti -Pill I began to im-
prove. Now I am well. It is 'won-
derful.
Dr. Leonhardt's Anti -Pill is sold
by all druggists, or The Wilson-Fyle
Co., Limited, Niagara Palls, Ont.
Sole agents for Canada. The price
is 50 cents.
Perth
Mr .Ra a c Corbett sr., of St. Marys
who has resigned this position. The
stairs at his home on Tuesday and
broke one of his legs.
For any case of nervousness, sleep-
lessness, weak stomach, indigeS Lion,
dyspepsia, try Carter's Lit.tle Liver
Pills. Relief is sure. The only nerve
medicine in market.
CASTOR IA
.For Infants and: Children,
The Kind 011 aye , ways oug
I
Bears the
Signature of
eraneh foe ihe ladies of
I. 0. P., bas beee oreanized in S
Marys.
Mr. James Peebles, of St, Marye,
met with a serious accident one
day last week, which was caused by
an etelery wheel breaking and a piece
strikine him on the head and cut-
tinee,. it so as to necessitate several
stiches.
•
Palpitatioo ot the heart, «ler-
'oneness. trerablinge, nervous head-
ache, cold hands and fed, pain in the
back and other forms of weaknose
are relieved by Carter's Iron Rills
made specially for the blood nerves
and complexion, 1
Tl e names of C. W. Robinson, and
E. ,MeDonald are spoken of foe the
Beeveship of Dianshard.
CouiiI-
Iors are named as follows ; J.
Vairbaire, S .Doupe. Walter Gowan,
Wm. Highet, George B. Webster
and Alex. Creighton. For the coun-
ty oominissioorership are mentioned
Messrs. D. Donis and It. Berry.
The large extensions to the G. T.
11. shops at Stratford, which wore
begun eix months' ago are almost
completed. The only incompleted
building is the tender shop. This
building is in use but the windows
aro not all placed as yet, Master
BLIeelta.nic Patterson says the stoff
of epployes number about one
thousand.
wie. Sol it0.110111PISTISSIIIScissississ
lIPIItl!lIt*i,
9 09 PROPS
Luti
Mr ,jes, Alarloy, of St. Marys,
formerly at Stratford, and Battle
Creek. Michigan, has been pro meted
to the position of Master Mechanic
of the Northern Division ot the G.
T, Ite with headquarters at Al-
lendale, in niece of Wmtesalt,
wh °has resigned this position, Tbe
many friends ot Mr, Markey wish
him every St1,0008 in his new aik-
pointment.
After twenty consecutive years ot
public service without a single break
during which period he has at va-
rious times held every position ot
boor and trust which it is in. tho
gift of the electorate ot St. Maryn
to bestow, Mr. T. D Stanley now eX
presses his determination to absent-
tely retire from patine life at the
end of the year 1904, Mr, Stauley'a
host of friends in St. Marys and
vioinity will learn with regretot his
iiAetruination to retire from pub-
lic life.- They will wiele him many
more years of usefulness,
ONE CAUSE OP ANAEMIA
Is well known to be coneti
which can be avoided if Dr, a
ton's Pills of Mandrake and
ternut are used occasionally. tfr
equalled for the fitomaelo ltver and
towels. Ilse only Dr. Uorailton's
Pills; price 25c.
Middlesex
Harold Bice and Jos. Williams of
McGillivray captured a 33.5 lb coon
recently.
Mr. B. A, Charlton has purehatted
a $0 acre farm on the 17th («encase
siert of East Williams, from Mr.
Alex. McMillan who recentey moved
to Crag.
Lewis O'Neil, of McGillivray had
the misfortune to lose some 300 lbs,
pork in a way -*blob seems So
tionimon, now -a -days in ,ollr neighbOr
hood. /le had finished butchering,
Waelied his hands for siipper, and
prior to opine' into the house be bad.
an errand o the, barn some few rods
distant and upon his return was
surprised to find his pork had di -
appeared. This epecies of thieving is
getting very common, and it is
a pity that some effort is not made
to catch the Waves.
While in Parkhill, the other night
Mr. Albert Slathers pat hie horse in
the shed at the Hastings House
When be was ready to start for
home, hie new robe, new horse blan-
ket and a _good whip were all miss-
ing, some sneak thief having got in
his work in the interval.
A prominent Southern lady;
k ar - '4 .., ' • • , .
• 1
ars. Blanchard, of Nashville,
Tenn. tells. how she was cured
of backache, dizziness painful
Rd irregular periods by the use
plLydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Confound.
"DnAit MRS. Pnreseste :-- Gratitude
oorapels me to acknowledge the great
• merit of your Vegetable Compound. 1
hieire suffered for four years with ir-
ffin,lar and painful menstruation, also
rme to come which would only mean
ness, pains in the back and lower
hs, aed fitful sleep. I dreaded the
suffering to me.
"Better health is all I wanted, and
(sure if possible. Lydia, E. Pink..
itiam's Vegetable Compound
*ought me health and happiness in
i‘few short months. I feel like anotha
fere, on now. My aches and pams have i
intone. Life seems new and sweet to
nee, and everything seenas pleasant
it -Ad -edgy.
Siethottles brought me health, and
watiyrorth more than months -under
the dcietor's care, which really did not
belie t me at all. I am satisfied there
iinonedicine so good for sick wonten
ae7our Vegetable Compound, and X
#flusate it to my lady friends in.need
its A:medical help." --Meg. B. A. ZIA*
CaiXRD, 02 Broad St., Nashville T -
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