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Home My WebLink AboutExeter Times, 1904-12-22, Page 4Let that fiet Aheatl of you Stop it in time. That's good advice for your health, and its god advice for your pocket book OO. A cure in time saves mon. ey and perhaps your life, Perry's Compound Syrup of White Pine with Tar has gained much popu/arity by its prompt relief in this most com- mon ailment. It is pleasant to take and wards off any tendency of a cold to result in, Pneumonia, Price 25c, a bottle Perry's Penuision of pnreNorwegian Cod Lr 011 with Rypophosites„ the most perfect Preparation on the mar. kit Tor all pulmonary diseases and eieeral ieb1Th. Pricea 50 cents and .00 per bottle. Sole Sigeary Brownings Drug ore THE. EXETER TIMES, DECEMBER 22nd 1904. Ve believe M Maeicipel ownersbip. IE otner towns and villeees can suc- cesstully sem an Eleetrie Light Plant -)17C C311 S'S.`C, no reason why Exeter fl not. We have seeered ollowing fisuree which may prove interest to our readers. There are now in use 'about 1,111 private liebtsin our villatte„ each av, string $e.00 a year. The revenue derived from our street lishts is nearly $1,000. 'the cost of running the plant is quite reaeonable, say 1 1-4 ton a coal eacb atiesitt at $3-75 toza, including freilentt ; wages 000 The .revenue derived from the sale of lamps, fixtures, etcwrinla over ell inciciental expenses such repairs, oils, etc., The Tellereving IS a fair stlInmeey of the reeeipte end expenditures of III? ('ICOtrie light plant es it is run at present. RECEIPTS private lights ,...3333. 00 Street liehts ,„ „ 1000 00 Total-, ,$4333 00 lisx13,,NoITCRE „.... /710 00 ..... -3000 00 t$ * EZWR 190 II IS 25 V 20 IS 20 27 14 ta 2S 'SDX, .."47211;1, 190 „Tsr.alls ;tad heppy with us 0noUor 1i in the chain Chrisas le to the world what t peach of us. The orld brn'neteen hundretl years ago. 1 ehild who came into it to bcw i ths and whose gentle lgospti is to !reachs uttermot or. elfer beton:. it runs its 'appointed se and it is a live, world no anger. It tin ,young world yet, and it lets many Christ o look -.forward to, to earr ndates of peat* !deli are to make t he Tian -gam). ,of Ileav t% year closes many kind nAdeifts will Fess front one he °titer rid many hoppy, (axially ectlieeioee toke place. in every pleore of life there ehould be noth-- g but kindness with joy and brightness. All bitter/less and tiredness of feeling should be laid aside forever and the little. ail- e.r.onces of opinions ithat often cause long ;separation =of former friends sheuld be 1 or :r iv en and forgottenin th-ci, Christmas clieer. Some have igoite from our raidstto better them- sellves financially, Needle others whose Vand.s we claspe.d in friendship only a Tear ago, have passed. to the land of landless peace and joy. But wher- evei.. we are let us all try to cele- bra.te the festive season in the spirit a the well known words, "Peace on 'earth an1 good -will to men." To all readerS of the Times -we wislx it merry 'Christmas tor 1904. MITNICIPAL OWNERSHIP In the last issu eof the Times :we 'gave a short account of the public meeting held on Tuesday, of last week, to !discuss the advisability a the village controlling the Elec- tric Light plant At this meeting the ,council were instructed to pro- cure all necessary information, so that tL might be more fully discuss - Monday next, nomination day. • ers can hardly find a home without its Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Parents know what i: does for children: breaks cherry Pectoral up a cold in a single night, wards of? bronchitis, prevents pneumonia. Physicians ad- vlseparentsto keep iton hand. children nothing could possibly be hotter.' JACOB Situta, Saratoga, ILUI' 254.50c,.$1.00. .r. Am'rt Co., All drn Ists r "owe%4. 1411,;s. I Or a... °tut Lung Coal WaZ Totul ..-....0( It 110 presen V4 W1L11 WQ4,114 s wenld, trice wonLt be sontewher neu 1L000. The foil in; Statis^ from 'the .oneLuy Tirnt- concernunvpn1 orurs1tij Greatsbew Lbat t le e e quest, in tb O11 country . "Thereare in 41is euitry 1.015 water piut owned by °Wes, boreuygloe, .or dtricts as mpare with ;251 owne1 by private compan- ies, Resides this a very larqu num- ber fa tiO 1tes of any consequence log iu the airectient of public owzsli4 are 250 peblic is 45'4 privately owned t1 zniuber of the former that of the lat- Ioiiry or ecreasnag. On steL tbe ties have e six 4C Ini ji2' cent. quarter for the rae . The cities have price ef sixty - °useful feet while the Le panive have charged s'onty.seveu, The total profit atts was about $11,5004000. Q1 13;itis] et railways, 142 are I11y oied. aaust 154 1)Z - to rivate mpanies, but te former reresent an °Oleo of early twenty-two million dollars, compared 'with eighty-five million dollars a private capital. The mileage is 1,037 municipal against 704 private. The percentage of pro - it on money invested is seven and three-quarters for the eities and four and three-quarters (for the pri- vate coznpanies. The and profits to the eri,S were eight million dollars, and lo the =companies four million ieht hundred thousand. With re- ,zard to electric lig,hting and power plants, there are tin Great Britain ither in operation or in course ot traction, 355 plants owned by the local auihoi4ies as :against 214 owned by local companies. The for- mer have invested one hundred and fifty million dollars against a hun- dred and thirty million dollars for be zompanies. Plitt greatly aid the Cherry' rill Id breaking up a cold. Huron Perth County Co unc(e.iiinued tro. 1st il 'fi,"e 13.41 Telepneee Company have get the xnateriel on hand for the line from. Xnelvs11, llollyreount. Bornholm nut Braaltatt;en. fbc worlc. will be commeneed soon. The StMary 3 journal saffered severe lose by fire on Thursday mern tetr, last. The new itypoesreph. intim room wher ethe fire originated is coMplete wreck. The .roof eves al- so badly damaged. The fire win's.. covered by irlS111•311C:' will be a „great drawback to that eaper especially at this seasoe of the year. My friend, look here! yon • know bow weak and DervonS your wits is and you know •that Carter's Iron Pills will relieve her• now why not be fair about it any now her a box? The Sbandard says ;-"The 3IelV Grand Trunk station at Blyth wiU soon ,bc ready or occupancy. It will be the neatest and prettiest sta- tion on the- London, Huron and Bruce branch. Children under 12 years oE age are strictly prohibited Ifrom hanging onto sleighs and cutters within the village of Ilenstall. The council has instructed the constable to act in tile matter. A anan's wife should always be the same especially to her husband. but if she is weak and nervous, and uses Carter's Iron Pills, she eannot be, for they make her "feel like a different person," so they all say and their husbands say so too. Mr. D. Geromette, of Zurich, met with a serious accident in leelb- fleisch's flax mill, on Wednesday of last week. He was working at the brake and accidentally got his hand ,c,aught in 'the rollers of the 32clachine smashing 'one )finger and, tne tip of another ?one ot the right hand. -On Wednesday, of last week Mr. Geor,-,e Fairhairn, 3rd son .of Mr.E1- liott bFairbairn, of Tuckersmith, was united in mar ri a NC, to Miss Mabel Synamons, of Ilibliert. The cere- mony was performed by Rev. C. Fletcber, at the manse, Thames road. We unite with their many friends in wishing them long con- tinued happiness. Mr. Duncan Robertson, an ,old and respected resident of Hensall, clied oe Saturday afternoon last after an Jllnttss of 4.en weeks, The deceas- ed was a native of Perthshire, Scot- land, and emigrated to this cone:try in 1852, settling on a Terra neat:, Chisallearst. He had always, - joyed .the best o.t health, an though in his 87th year at 4 of his death was only co room Ter ,teh weeks. CGUNITY COUNCIL, NOAIINATION The folloNNinr were elected by ec- clamation ori 'Monday last, nearly one. -half of the •repreRentatives to the comity council; Tips nominations for County. Colin, cillors for division No. 4, including Stephen and l'sborne, took place on Monday-, Francis :Morley was the nominat in °Meer. The fellav%ing rrenilemen were ylominat:d ittl:411 Spackman. Exeteet Robert Gardiner, Farquhar jne. Eesery, Won Bawden ond W. G. Bossett, Lx.e.ter. At the close of the nomination the candidates ad- dressed the meetinx, Mr. Ilirks, the retiring member also 'teiviug shert address. The lino latter have all withdrawn knrin IL Spaekman nd R. Oardiaer eleeted by acclarme on. The candidates elected are both etrong non !n menielpal male Be tit, Sign:era of The Kind Yee liatiAlWaYS Bought 144,0 SPAM-SIAN c1aian Itas,Fears experiene n uuieipal matters, ted to the council board s euneiflerfor 1891-92agein as deputy reeVe, ir 180341. Ho was elected for reeve in 1899-01 and has served as County Councillor forfour Vtar.9, having beeo ret urrted last term by =acclamation.. In the past he has shown himself es a clear-head- ed business man, who brings, bust- rtess ;to bear upon his administra- tion of public affairs, and with his streneth of cheraoter he has been a lector in civic politic'. Mr. Gardiner is a resident of Vs - borne havine resided there most of his .yeers, and is a st Utlell Liberal He as one of the progressive farmers of the township is well versed in reunicipal matters, having been a representative of the •township toun- cil at diffront times. lie win bean able representative to the County Council. Division Nn. Lamont, 3. MeNaueliton. Div. No. 2.--D, Cantelon, R. Ferris Div, No, 6 -Were also elected by acclamation. CLUBBING RATES Times anti 'Vtreekly Witness ...... 1 65 Times and Family Herald & Viroelely Star .„, ...1 80 Times and Weekly Globe 65 Times and Weekly Mail and Empire . ...1 75 Times and Weekly Advertiser...1 60 Times and Weekly Free Press...1. 80 'Times and Weekly Sun ...............1 80 Mimes and Farmers' Advocate 2 30 10 a, in., 'Wednesday A. letter from the clerk of Stepbee relative to building bridee between Stephen and Boseuquet was A' (Omit to R. ;Led R. committee. Some 40 aecounts vre read and sent to Finance cemmittee. Report of Comity Commissioner, jno, Ainsley was read and referred to R .and B. oommittee. It was ta- ken up in committee, bat was laid weer till the chairman consulted the county solicit or. Report of Executive committee was taken up anl. panna, MARRIED IOTANLEY-DOWNING-At 'Calgary, by t he Bev. G. W. Kerby, 13. A-, on Wednesday, Dec. 14th, 1904, Vincent C. W. Stanley, 'High River to Mabel 1)owning, $t. Marys, Ont. DOWNIE - MaTAGGART. - At the Manse, on Monday, December 19th by *the Rev. W. M. Martin, B. D. Mr. Richard Downie, of Crystal' City. Merit oba, to lYliss Flossie Mc- Taggart, of Exeter. WHITE - PICKARD' - On 'Nov. 14th, 1904, 'at Catena, Alaska, by F. I. Griffin, 3. P., Miss Maria (May) Pickard, daughter at tbe late Robert Pickard, formerly of Exeter, to Mr. D. LawrenceWhite, formerly of Granton. DIED BISSETT.-In London, on Dec. 20th 1904, Verna Viola, infant daugh- ter Of Luther and Hattie Bissett. McNALLY-In the General Hos- pital, Toronto, an December, 2n,d Mr. Wm. McNally-, formerly of Ellyth, a.seed 51 years. McALLISTER.- In Hay t ownship, ne,ar Hillsgreen, on Dec. 5th, Al- exander McAllister, aged 81 years ZELLER.-- In Zurich, on Monday, Dec. 12th, Clarissa Liebler, relict of the late Michael Zeller, at the ase of 69 years, 8 montbs and 20 days. Is 0,1 indication that, the Spytfaph Od other digestive #rgaiai,:are weak tired or ,,ebilitattd0 Ib causes no #nd'Of :atlas and,,ixiins and 0 Most cornirion where pie bolt their ineals and erg) and Worry as they Ct in this country. od'sSarsaparilla res 43/*eibsick-1ii; has 44:1 agi,cteuch ' h this disease. FOretestintookds of raw:401010 Alves send for llookennyspeptio,:no. 5. C. 1 ii6od Co., /ewe% Moved by hresers. Spaelrman and Hicks, that the engineer be instruct - to take aeCiOni in the teastruetion of Me bridge over the Sauble river, between Stephen and 13osanquet; that tenders be asked for immed- iately, and the seine to be ereeted this winter. Sent to R. and B. com- ntattee. ROY, Mr, llazen owl Me. Yates, On bebelf of ,North steed; Methodist congreeation, Goderielt, waited on the council ,aelein.; for use of CoUrt roozn to hold serviees while erecting a new ehurelt, It was then moved by Mr. Darnin. seconded by Mr. oung that we aceeed to the re- quest, and that arrangements as to CoSto fnel, et e„ be left in the hands of the Cottniy Property committee. Referred I Property oatton Request of the Rifle Zeleue of tbe county for a ^getout to such Lea - Mr,, George Laithwaite support - the application4 was sent to Ex - aloe commit tee. Schedules showing' tivo grant e to the soltools in the county were reeeivett and referred to the Edtmation committee. Report of Speeiel committee was read and passed, except elauses 1, 2 ant 3 whiclr wer: laid over. Finance report wasreal and pass- ed. Moven by ',qr. Counolly, seconded by 'etre Spaelcutan. ftlutt Mr, Fred Moreare of P,orter's Hill, be refund., d one-half of his license fee. aS late bas been. sick and unable to fol- low his businees as a pedlar for the reaivr pert of the season. Sent to 1bzoutiv.e e out mit tee. Thursday, 10 lteports of Inspector. Keepet 041 ssicien of the House of Refuge were read and referred to eoraznittee Reports of Education, County Property and noose of Refuge cern- tuittee were rea3 and adopted. Moved by Mr .Kerr, seconded by Mr, MUler, that as a °aunty Commit wc lir,tSire t() express our sympathy with jailor Griffin; a formermem- ber of this body, an his serious ill- ness, and express 'Lite hope that he May be speedily restored to .good health and the performance of his duties, and tita.t a copy of this re- solution be sent by Lite clerk to ;tailor Griffin, Carried, The Council went into connoittee of the whole on the ,appoirantent oil keeper and matron of the 'louse of Refuge, and the 'committee rose and reported that six members were in favor of njpoin1in Mr. ZIutch and wit*, pine in favor a appointing Mr. Frenelz and Airs. Simpsonand one for Mr. and Mrs. Newcombe. hfoved by Mr. Miller. seconded by Mr. Forp;uson, that Robert Motel% and Mrs. Mutoh be keeper and mat- ron for the House a Refuge. Yea -Messrs. Durnin, Ferguson. Look - hart, MilIcr, Paterson, Spackman Y0ung-7 Nay -Messrs. Centelon, Connolly, Gunn, Rinks, Kerr, La- mont, MeNanghton, McLean -8. A deputation waited on the Coun- cil in reference to improvements made on. Itoltnesville Hill. Messrs. Snyder, Steveneon„ Durst, Baer, Sevanze, Fowler, and Reeve Middle- ton address e the Council on the sub- ject. Clause 4 of dila Special committee, second report ,of the Executive, and report of Roadend Bridge commit tee were sevezelly read and passed. Moved by Mr. Cenbelon, seconded by Mr. Spackman, that the balance of tgrant due Goderieh township, for work ort the Holmesville hillebe now paid. . • Moved in amendment by Mr. Dur- nin, secondby Mr. Young, that this county withhold the unpaid ben. ance of money voted Goderich township to assist , in cutting Holrnesville hill, till such time as we are assured the money was spent as was originally intended. Motion carried. The following by-laws were read three times and passed. - No. 7, to comply tLL1r res,olutions of minor municipalities to, :change the composition of tins Council. No. 8, to appoint a keeper and matron for the House of Refuge and fix- salaries of the same. „Road. and Bridges. Recommended (1) that tbe en- gineer's report be published in the minutes. „ (2) That a steel bridge, on iron pil- es, not Tess than 100 feet long, be built next summer betvveen Huron and Lambton, provided Middlesex and Lornbton pay two-thirds of the cost, the matter bonze left in the hands of the County 5Commissioner to enter into corres,poridence with thoee counties at ,ente, connitionally that they pay two-thil-ds of the cost, (3) That in accordance. with the County Engineer's advice encore- m,ended that the following brid,ges be .const rusted the coming year, ten- ders to be called for and let at the coming meeting of the Council in January, viz., at the Lake Shore, near Arnberly, in Ashfield, over the 18 mile river, 95 feet long •end 16 feet wide; on the boundary between Ashfiele and 'West llawanosh, over the 9. mile river, 60 feet long by 16 feet wide; over the Maitland on De- viation Bond, between Morris and Turnberry, 110 feet Jong and 16 feet wide; two on tem boundary be- tween T uokersmith and llibberi, one ever the. Bayfield river, 60 feet long by 16 wide, the other over Mor- rison's creek, between the LONVII- ships a Tnokersraith and, Ilibbert, on the bOUndary between Huron and Perth, Titat these bridgesbe built ba conjanction with tile county or Perin, the latter payine one-half tha cost, (4) With reference to RO,OVO Mid- dleton's, account fer work at the cut- ting of Holmesville bi11 that the colleen deal with tit emetter, (5) That with refereeee to tbe re- solution of Wingtham -town Council supported by a deputation, re the crossing of the river at Zetland while the bridge is building, resommeeded that they be ,grented -Medd timber of the bridge not required by the Hunter Bros. • Finance. The committee recommended the payment of 45 ,accounts, and OW: two not properly certified be left over till the January sessiere (2) That they tad examined the finon- cial statement of the Comity En - 'einem and fou'a that orders to the "amount at 820.701.20 had been issued by that officer, County Property Committee (I) Found the jailer's report cor- root ; that there were ten persons confined in the jail and that the in- stitution was clean and in goad or- der,(2) RecoMmended that no adieu be taken on the jailor's reeertameee dation for storm windows, as the neW• system of heating was teoSt eat iSfa t ory. That on their visit they found jailor Griffin seriously ill, and hoped for his speedy r*c*Y- vry, (3) That everything was in te'eed order at the Registry Office, and that the room in the Court House Were visited nod found clean aod in the best of order. (4) That the Goderioh North St. Methodist choral congregation be allowed to use the Council Climber fo rholding services and that an agreement be drawn up between the county and staid congregation as follows; That the congregatien pay Lar fuel per month, one,quenter of the coel par =rah for heating their own 'antra, that they make good nay damate to any furnishings itt the room"; that the county have nothing to do with the carertaking'. tide to he arranged by the MOM ttiK.,, board of the coneeregetion, The Special Committee CASTORIA For Infants and Children.. The Kind Yon Have AivieYs Bought SignatUre Bears the The Special committee reported (1) recoMmendIng that the N't orden stgn the petition of the Cauadian As- saciation for the Prevention of Con. sumption. (2) That with reference to the memorial of the County Council at Norfolk, no action be taken. (33) That in accordance with the petitions of 15 municipalities, Lor the subraissiou of a bylaw to the venous rournmpabbee, under sub- section No. 68 of the Municipal Amendment Act of 1004, that snob by-law be prepared and paesed by Connell. (4) That itaving obtained the county solicitor's opinion on the we report that we ere not empower- ed to discriminate between residents end Inon-resideritti as regards haw- kerslicense fees The Executive The Executive, reported; (I) In ra- Vor of paying the G,orrie Company volunteers the usual extra 25 cente per diem for 'attendance at tr.aining eamp in the summer. (2) Recommended a grant of $25 to the Huron Poultry and Pet Stock Association to assist in plying prizes. (3) That the request oe John Knox, turnkey, for increase of sal- ary be left over till the January aes- sion. (4) That the papers regarding the committal of Charles Constable to Victoria Industrial School be filed. (5) That half Frederick IVforgan's license. fee, $12.59, be refunded, and that $50' be granted to the Huron Rifle Leaatie . Education. This committee recommended (1) That the letter from Harriston High Scheob re payment of pupils, be lef t over, to January session ana noted; (2) reported that in 1904 West Hu- ron received 8114.32, and East Hu- ron $54.50 for rural sch'ool libraries and that public school continuation ;grants were paid by the Legislature as follows, viz.'West Huron $545, Exeter taking $300. Wingham $200 Hensall $25 and Reynold $15; the $325 paid to the motet riding being, di- vined its follows Brussels $200, Blyth $100, Wroxeter $25. House of Refuge. The following are extracts fram Inspector Torrance's report of the House of Refuge tor the year ending - Nov. 30, 1904; Dr. Shaw's report for the year 1904 shows 17 deaths, the largest number in any year since the open- ing of the institution. Thislar number of deaths he attributes in part to the exceedingly cold weather the year through which considerab- ly affected the aged inmates. Of th e17 one reached 100 years, one 88, one 87. one 86, and one each 85, 83, 81, 80, 79, two 78, two 77, and one each 76, 75, 70 end 67. Two deaths were caused by pneumonia and in- sanity, three by cancer of the stom- ach, three by old age, two by apo- plexy, two by consumption and three by other diseases. The Council then ,adjourned. HOW IT SPREADS The first: package of Dr. Laon- harcites Hem-Roid (the infallible Pile cure) that was put opet Ivertt to a small town in Nebraska. It cured a ease of piles that was considered n,opeless. The news spread arid although ibis was only two yuears ago the demand prompted Dr. J. S. Leondardt, of Lin coin, Neb., the discoverer to pre- pare i4 for general uee. Now it is being sent to all parts of th,a world. • et will cure any case of Piles. j There ,is month's treatment in cash box. Sold for $1.00, wilh absolve guarantee. It is for sale by drnggists or by The Wi1son-ley-1e Co, Limited, Nia- a Falls, Ont, Wo'o\ ,\\\2\s‘N N`\%•;, '\`\\v`\"•`'. \'\ \see., s nee TO • e.'n.SteseNs'aenseone. The Kind You gave Always Bought, and mr t li. I;as bee in use for over 30 years, has borne the sigr Aro aasonnallisatIpbeerevt ronatiseinillenedietrs ildnfunecri 147Sie Allow n o one to deceive you in this., All Counterfeits, Imitations and. "Just -as -good" are but"4 Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health Infants and Children -Experience against Experiment% What s CASTORIA o (lastoria is a harmless Substitute for CastorQU, Pare- goric, Drops and. Soothing Syrups. It Is Pleasant. n contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Icareotie substance. Its age is its guarantee. 117 destr. oys Worelir and, allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Cone, It relieves Teething' Troubles, cures Constipation and. Flatulency, It assimilates the Food, .regulates tbo Stomaell and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panneeaf-Thet litiothees Friend, CENUINE CASTO R IA ALWAYS ears the Signature of The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. I T5tCE giot ctrf. T1113 f1,0 SONS BANK t; • (Incorporated by Act of Parliament 1850 I CAPITAL PAID UP -- 83,000.000.00 41' • RESERVE FUND •••• -••• ••.• $3.000,000•00 ..,10 49 Branches in Ontario, Quebec, Alborto.Brittsbeolumbla and Menitoba. "••• EXETER 'BRANCH • • Open every Lawful Pay from 10 A. U to 31?, M. exeept Saturday 104. et. tote. of. Feerriecors' Sate Notes castled or collected. Forms supplied on application, DRAFTS on an points in. the Domirden. Great Britain anti 'Un - 4 ilea states, bought and sold at lowest rates of exchange. elo; SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Deposits; of 411.00 and upwards received. Interest cora- • noundedinuf yearley, and added to principal *Tune 30th and December Met. De* • posits Receipts also issued and highest current rates ot interestellowcd, • Advances made to farmers stock dealers and business ran at • lowest rates and on most favorable terms. Agents at Exeter for Dom. Government, 4. Dickson I& Carling, Solicitors. N. D. HURDON, Manager. $1 414404444.411••••••••••••••• *4044444444.******4104011440**** K&K K&K K&K K&K 01,•••••••••1.••••••.,....1.1.10,M•IT Weal, Nervous, DIscased Men. • Thousands of root" and Middle Aged .11fen areanneally swepttoa premature ereVe through. early Indiscretions and later excesses, Self abuse and ConstitutionalBlood Diseases have ruined and wrecked the life of many a promising young man. Have von any of thefollowing symptoms; Nervous and Despondent; Tired in Morning; No Ambition; Memory Poor; Easily Patigued; Excitable and Irritable*, Eyes Blur: Pimples on the Face; Dreams and. 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Write for Question Wok for Homo Treatment. rti Drs. Xennedy Kergan '" e Street, .9 Detroit Itich K & K -K & KK oc 101 It III. JACKSON li SON i I Junk Dealers. 3: *Main -St. Exeter. * * * + * Occupying J P Ross, .1.. ÷ , Store one door south of * 4. + ÷ Metropolitan Hotel. ÷ + .,..t 4. :f Will pay highest cash t- it: price for the following 4, 4. * goods,such as all kinds of * + 4. ÷ + + Scrap Iron + + + 4- Brass + 4. Copper Zinc + ÷4, 4- Lead + 4. 4. oo Pewter 4. 4. 4. + 4' + ' Horse Hair + Wool Pickings 4. 4. 4. 00 ÷ Rates + + + Old Rubbers 4.4* + Bones and Bottles 4. 4. 4. 4. * No quantity too largo or * * too Small $ 4. + ++++++++44++++++++++++++t+ The Times has a supply of books giving a treatise of the horse and his diseases, which we are giving away to all new and paid up subscriberss. The book contains an index of dis- eases, giving a description of each, with causes, symptoms and treat- ment, also a large collection of xcellerit receipts, svlaieh are very valuable., The Times from new to January" ist, 1905 for 25e. to new subsctribers only. Clubbing rates on a ppli cal ioe. •• •••••••••••••••••••••••0i kae :A FAMOUS SCHOOLk4 • CENTRAL /2/ ( STRATFORD. ONT. • This school has a continent al repute- 401,\ • tion for thoroughness. Our courses are leer, • up-to-date and praetiad, and tho Math- • ing is done by experienced instructors in 4133-' t each department. THERE IS NO BET -t 11° ; TER SCROOL IN* CANADA,. We a • cerning our work to anyone desiring7 • would like to give full information con-! ill • Business Education or Shorthand Train • .11( ing. Write far free Catalogue. Winter • • term opens January 3rd. IR *WJ ELLIOTT • • • • • D. A. 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