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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1912-8-15, Page 4THE EXETER TIMES Ife14114.14441144-1401.0144.+++++414.110.104.41,:irktrI4 P<, Illolsons Ban InCorporate4 1855• Record, of Progress for Five Years -1906-119i *pod 1911 CAPITAL .....-.„..:„.$ 3,000000 4,000,O0D RESERVE ••• • 3,000,000, 400,0001 e; DBPOSIIS ••••• A077,7,80 35.0431:1 * LOANS AND " 27,17,0oo $8,8o1,801 =TAIL; Ass -as _ ..... - 3.3.0 0,102 48,28284 BOO 83 Branches in Cenacla, and Agents and Correspondents in an the principal Cities in the World. • it General Banking Business 'Transacted Savings Bank Bank Department .At all Branches, Interest allow d Highest Current Rates. piokeora & Carling, Solicitors. N. 1). HURDON Manager 4+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++•+++++++++•+++++,•••% I + ' taititolieilelaluo..1;::::::rtli: eitalta.A:61. ,i4k:Qxlle, ..:::a 1rd .rore:ii ::m4tti ;'41)'3shexiltae. tt:4‘ .riil cal !,03.414:; 4:: 1 fal:::11401 ein;4441:1- , 1 ers Mt foreigner hen ita. Wei dereet con, trot that tractile:1 of the wbole, The dirk pastere reoeive 415e. cash per 4 LUIZ ' of 105 au, ft. In ais and the tollowe ine: statements% it must be remenelfeeh I ed that it takea ab_out 2500 meth 0 teak: $1:00 in gold. Not in numerical streagth ere the snaall workmen. of wham we have a - boat 1000 Their worn is te 'care' water from 'the canal to the dyke in order teat the lattee may be pounded firm more easily Also many of tnem receives the earth at le comes on to the -dyke. break it Ina, level it and dig smail kola:, in which the water 'may be poured. They are paid in vain at the rate of one handred. anti ;Met cast eer man tier dee. Now we come te the pomaders. They number 750 a•aad work; in groaps of 101.' Each group has a etone Witelee ing aeleout 100 lbs, °teenier at foot In ;Intimater ankeight inehes thick. To drieh atone ie attaohed teil eopes onci for each man and evlaeneenie, men eli Peel in unison ,the etana rises above the level oftheir had atd°. eleent fiesmbetisittdoinal,s•reirtet,i lavItiellets Tonhee'diokolet tnick after they are pounded Eacb taYer is pounded until it ie, of the cope sieteney of rubber and is the tented la this unique way.. An lean rod Le driven down, and in the small bolee, thus made water A:, poured teem a tea kettle. If the water noes, not soak away the been pounded eafficientirril Ti Pounders are ekiiled workmen ,and were originally paid 250 cask worth of grain per day. But they prove& to -be so lazy that we had to invent a sort of a ediding scale of wanes' So we consider 1200 eq. eteas a full day's work, and if a gang pounds that a - molest each man is given 250 cash, if they pound 1).00 see fn. 210 pale. 1000 sq, ft 230 epee, 1300 sq. ft 260 cash and eo on. NOW they ars not Lazy: -re We nave tee skilled worninen who trim the edges of the dyke and give it a finished appearance. Alm t: -%ere ttre sixty overeeers weo know., the eteork Thee keep an eye on, tho stone, men and test their work ar, described above, see that the 'dirt puehers place the dirt in the proper mace an& direct the stream of water Derriere as tbey come 13oth these claesers of workmen receive 250 cash worth of'.grain per day. All the dykes are. divided into elec- tions and over each e,ection is an of- , fice man. TMs office man ic, in com'- olete control of this notion. and a1. so aces', as the connecting. link be- tween tee works and the office.. He measures the ground pounded by ,the stonenaen and report:, for eactestone in the office gives the eemall workman his receipt for the nays work,,andt dir- ects the movemeettnef the nirt peel:et- ers in tie section, For the moet part he is •not a famine refferer and is paid in -cast eatery of from e50 to 100 cash per day. By a e..,plentlicl se:stet:de of tickets and carde a complete cheek is kept on all the workere and. fraud is difficult- unlees the office taan at himself diehonest while all tinder him may he so too'. One, of the office mea permitted teree of the. small workmen. to split wood for one of tha local gentry instead of working' on th•e dyke thus tieing famine funds for orivate work. , Now let as go to the office and ene the aistribgtion macleipere at ivork tore office men are herd On grain tomes to -us by the way of the Grand: Cenat and the foreigner weighs it hy a tested :male as it is unloaded frOm. the boats in order that. we may know if the teat captain has atoten any. a the grain,. But sometime& the cap- tain steak, grain and adds ,dirt to make up the weight. Here at Dzao Ho we have had to fine only one cap- tain- The grain is carried on, cootieet backs to our etore 100 711 tvhere it le looked in. Many of our days, we have spent in weighing orate. About four o'clock in tle afternoofl. we begin the destributioat Let use suppore eve are ginine out the wheat to -day The priee on the street is, 1700 cash a Deo, (ix and oue half gallons as I measured it) so we .give it out at 1.600 cash a deo, that ie. 100 cash lees The bead man of the gang of ten dirb mashers presente his ticket His pitla demensioae, are 1011 by 2011 by 21t. so that ite co.bic measurefis 600 cubic feet. Its value at e50 men a fang is 2700 cane. The measuree we Ilec in ravine oat nee grant ere Cele 'Deo, the shen (one terth of deo)afle. a half ellen and the small balance in cash So this, particntar man woad. get one deo, six enen one .hatf sleaze and a balance of 60 cash'. At tee wicket 14 gets hie 60 meta and an or- der on the storeroom for the above amount of grain The email workmen tee bounders the skilledworkmen and teeeverseere, have their tickets fig- arec*"Anto grain in A similar Iv -ay. Ae.: the -storeroom we find a great, tele Of wheat emptied ont of the begs onto the ground and kept in beetles' by a large reed enattine belt About eigti: inches wide. An office man in- ceivee the order asit is preeented and calls out the amount to -the attend.. anes evlo fill up theworkere bag. by pouring into ,it in sumo:neon a deo, five sten ,one ellen, and a 'halt sheen total one deosix and a nen: ehen. The foreigner is nuttily arouttdeto see that the attendants do not slip in an extra sten or two to a friend among the workera But jut at this voila 1' sewed like' to say a word for the office stafL We certalely hadee fine group or men measaut capaple reeneet and their whom sotii in nne wcirit. They did not spare themeelves in the east and workedmany of them f MIL SeV 0 n 6.010Ok in the tanning to 10 ., cieek at night. But to return to the. distribution, „The above mentioned order is filed on an' taffice file and afterwards giv en to tee bookke!eper to be 'entered in,hionottlee. The mare weeh the grain goes of and thares teeth the other nine men whoare wait mg for V.m. ontSidet By elloweng mite man to get grain for teri the office is relieved of meet work, for it ,ii5 al-, most ae, 'easy to metueure but enough tor ten as for ode and. the tenikkeete- Mg is onlyone tenth The erow,d of of about ten men eeete and are pale e4irlaviannrest'ke(nIgarte‘vr 1:irscalVio5ektbeW't?; went ;twee. tot withstatitlitt g aeltieete be th ' h ' nla ' • . THE CANADIAN BA OF COMMERCE ,CAPITAL, $15,000,000 REST, $12,500000Q 11.0Mmt • MQNEY ORDERS Issued by The Canadian Bank of Commerce, are a safe, convenient and ,inexpensive method of remitting small suns of money. These Ciders, tpayable without charge at any bank in Canada (except in the Yukon Territory) and in the principal cities of the United States, are issued at the following rates: _ i $5 and under e 3 cents Over 5 and not exceeding $10 6 " 64 10 if if 30 TO " " 30 " CC 50. 15 " as REMITTANCES ABROAD . . • Should be inade by means of our SPECIAL FOREIGN DRAFTS and MONEI ORDERS. Issued without delay at reasonable rates. Exeter Branch -G. L. WAUGH Manager BRANCH ALSO ATI CREDITON THRESHING COAL The =rem of the famine Vets lee ttic Gnat analysie on the Chinesen Gov- ernment The -coettry is not poor.i The famine area in North Hiangstt Is one Noce alluvial plain, splendidly' Watered, of fertile soil redone of the most deneely populated in the weirld. Its agriculture./ possibiliblos are in- - Sele eta' - eateueble. Yet in epite of theca peat - urea advamtages znillione of people: dur If MEE- GR &DE STEAIVI leg _even recent cent-aries have here' COAL -well screened, Hard d met , eath by starvation. The rec- ords of the •eity of Eta Wen show fee Eernallies since 401 A. D. of whieb 55 have occured since 1500 AL D. Only two of those were due to drought the others to flood. The t a.ceompenying map Copied from the norbh Plena -daily news exhibits the eleeatione District No. 1 in that to the So,athe West of Teingkiangpu, tbe Hunetso Blue Lake Cement :uk,, and tanaine conditions theee-are due Lo the fact that the. Hwai River Las nafficien outlet,- and its wat- ALWAY8 ON HAN D hack tap floodin an country, Famine District No. 2 teen to .the Dright and D locky. - C elebrated- Large stock of all kinds of Lumber:Lath) Shin. gles and Cedar Posts J. 6 atwortliu, GRAN T ON. A Letter From Alfred E. Johns 3s Kung Pine Road, S.baniehaie . June 231d, 1012 • Dear Fellow-Leagures of the Exeter District, eelas / have been recreant in; my nt is meanly a year fence last I wrote a letter to tee Bulletin, Bawl' tten I have had several homer; and -Ire has uot. been an peaceful as might be detsiired- WLen so many og our sniselonaries wroce you concerning the Revolution I failed to do so but wben many are writing about famineerelief I want to be among teem. • eel:most immediately on our arrival lo •Shanghai in January last we learn. ed that a famine this yee,r wee a cer- taiety And the eat! came. to as 'Re- fugees to help. It One ,evident to th'e Central. 'China Famine Reliefecoramen; tee that the famine at W-aba and in North ele'langsa and North ' Aehvvei. nolloeing hard upon the famine of last year would be ninecially severe eo ebey eetten early maktn,g plaree to cope with it. The difficulties were enough to 'daunt any etronp of metre The wiedota of doing far the •Chineee weat they shoaed do for theeneelves was questioned. Former methods of , famine relief toy free distrityatloa , were not satis,factory for they Simply -, .-oauperized the people *bile SiviP?, neat very temporary relief; while a meet of the meaty lama its way in- to wrong lends; The whole -coatery wits in a el:acetic cenditior., bee:ease -of Ire Revolution and the local officials liavieg ea Govereme,nt behind them could. mot *cep the r,obbers and bar.- -dits, en check The poorer people were Canvas and Lod trivet': thoen families I neeke, roreen to become itobbors .)r in actual avant tickets which entitled ts I erre, ad more evell-to-dio vvere. con- cent raember of each to work These: eitzratty ita tdateer of losen.e• what they. tickets a.lo recorded how many larree liad, Tten there was the danger of how minty •stnall mouths:, the• family Vestatence, for ae, people weakened a s ttos.easesed, If 1..ke family wee - very' these were „ley a peemoee eannee and tarp: one of the children would now without food 'were nonstartly jt- also be allowecl to work 'but at, a iseeeene for .disenige, nu, prt.e.,2i.sion- e,mail workman. Sonic five tbeupand el bepetar inesseeperhaps increstsed in' we/Innen hail been enrolled in this erunbers by the 'faulty ne.thode ot way _ . ereviois famine relief. prektieln.ted its -Now come with me to the works. apenal problem; end nee tette:it:on wee Piest in town berF, and im oortence are not improved' by tne fact that thonle- the elint--pushere. (I translate the ands of destitute people:hen fled froto Chinese Vrm) who dig Mc dirt from tee povertyeatricken country only to ecegalar nas end puel, it le their; - 'become beggars ele.whexe and to ire, w hoe I be mews t n the e rev elykon 4•Irit to their hotnes thee sreng mere They number 3400 :rad work in groups wretched if poneible than w'hetn they . . . e Jo in . e fo ilowl'eur way. As? tin. dee workers bogie to come lei 1 eliffienties tbe Elemmettee .-e-weine ttoon as the pit' _reaches the depth of 1..ere eke livery times around the 01''' -i 11.4illtiittgallre follr ag fiVP fact ft.is manernrad by aio two, hut eiderin for ,the Meet Ort north-east of Teengkiangera and is due to the 'fact that the, etrattry has 'no drainage while the rail:lean ilS exceete• lye. The third district le, emnprig:ted of the northern part of Kiangsa and, the southern part of Shangtunig, and floods are caurod by overfloet-s from the Yi, axal Riverisf Jameson, the A:mericau Red :CroesiEn- gineer who etas eurveyed fliese gee gions-olaime that! Pee Chinese Govern- ment could with comparatively small cosi: prevent all thoze floods. rtf canal was dug from a to b, nee the map it would reclaim Section No', 1 and also e,erve as drainage for isectioni e. And if the: Yi river, were lieked to the Shu by a canal from O to D. and the bed of the Sha river widened and deepened No. 3 would be safe- guarded from flood, As it ie the WA- fer from the Yi River enters the Grand Canal aral at flood times it bursts the canal banks and inundates the country. 'Ultimately then the blame must go back to the Chinale Govern- ment. But tees year the .new R•epab- lie 1 ad other things to do besides dig canals wo the committee conceiv- ed the idea of giving the Government an object feszon of what could be done by using fasziee sufferers Lo work out their own salvation and it is of that practical:, object leseton that I now wish to -write. On Marek leth Mr. Bateman and I left Shanghai for the FataineDistreet impelled by this telegram to our mis- sion. 'Thousands die dailyhave more, ey Jetzt no men First year men cap- nb:e. come," We took the train to Chingkiang but from ibere to Tsine- kiarnepu we travelled in a boat load- ed Wit n grair. for famine, relief that we miren.i: menet the beat ceptaia from Isteatieg tome of tee, grain en. eoute .11 was a' week later that .1 reached the statior. Dzao Ho to which end beer. appointed, There I found that the work had been noine on for -two weeks and wee now in full awing D. Monte, a Clee. adien. of the Amerlean Baptist Min- sionary eocietv was in ch,acge and as- sociated with him two or three Chin- ese chrietians who proved very effic- ient ornanizers and capable manizerse 4E; well as, reeesant nice with whom to deal Already the organization was aimost perfected but 1 want to give yon a oescription of it le j1 rine! form Under tee cl-ireekion of Dr. W. E. .runkin who had ehtrga of the Sutsien Distriet cho most trustworthy Chinese available had made a lionee to bonze Farm for Sale That choice farm consiating 1.,Qt. Dre. 17 and vi in the •15th Coleeemiloo, of the Townehip of Vsborme. -County of Baron, vontaieing 120 eeree. OA :promise's there are good bank benne fraMe houne on atone ,cellar, and never supply of natter, 7 iteees of good hardwocid bash, good orchard 30 acres in grass and the balance in grain at the urceenttimJe Tins in, a first -plane farronwell fenced weil drat/ten ana in a nten staeel of cultivation and must ho sold. withoet regard to &trice, The purebaser cen eto on the farm and no any work teen, eseary in the interest of the farm ete 00011 present crop es remove/le Vie .ry easy terms a paymente., For nerther terine and partionlare angly to 41.13ERT SPENGER. Exeter, or to T1051AS CAMERON, nuotioeeer learquear. P. O. for theY know, that the 'staireroofm May be elosed and locked if they do not behave. It is often ten e'eloole wise -a the last man get!) his tgraia and starts. on a three or fear mile tramp home. Teen we all have sap- and.go at team to ned- eeOnly 4.ri a few minor- instance:, did We ;depart from the Mw teat if any will not work, neither let him eat. To those who were tooiold or too trick to work we gave vain once a week at the rate of 25 cash worth per month per day al:a wc gap the worki man a 120 cash worth faintly for each Sunday and no work was done on Sunday A few really needy and gen- uine beg -tins weregiven a meagre die- tribution. A1 other dames earned, what they got. Mr. Jameson eietime cited- that the value of the work done was equal to two-thirds, of the eost The wages we nave were higher Man the custom and tele prices., of the grene lower so that .3 famine zufferera did the same work ae, three strong emot- ion The whole length of our dyens wee three English miles, tract two,nalies or this was) in the form of a Map to re- place a part of tee caza1 beim. wdlioh was almost completeiy nested away The average theieht of the. dyke was aina feet. the width at the been 60 feel and the width at the top fifteen. feet The volume of earth neuvedewa.s 170,000 cu.; yards the number a work men 6255, the number of large mouths fed 13465 and the number of email mouths 10,711, making tile tota1 24,- 1en We gave out the foliowine am. oants of grain es, nearly ats f Jean translate the weight to Canadian bushels: Rice 2,000 bushels; Wheat 5300 bushele, Barley 1.000 buihtle Sep liang. 7.000 bushels,; Beams 2;000 bushels: Bean cake 250 tons, and. fx, tatoes 0 hags,. The last we gave out not as food but to plant Each family was given a few al little model ear - den was planted LO MhONV how' should be done, and I perenetally, mat one notate Tor each to show how to make the most of nhe reed. We hone that when all other crops fail the pot tenors will be there to help theme ' Th.e office expellee; the boat. and eoelle hire and ,the email ;balancer, re- ferred to above tame to 1,035,7.90 cask 6..t Mt time we were giving out 1000,• , 0e0. eash worth of grain or aboull 11400 worth. •-• • eave said nethipg about the euf- tering I saw, "Every iday we:new something to make, ones heart: ache and conditions had improved coined- erably in two weeks before I came The awful cliseanea and open isorest, the swollen facet, -the- lopeless lives the tales of enguieli 'and the cry day after day repeated. Foreign Sir, Inim. dying of hunger -,Pity me, give me one cast, will non POOn pass mit of A wonder. a Miracle 1 shoard iay was the way in which the grain mone ey and the lives of the famine work- ers were respected by the xobbers. We saw robbers one day in sight of the townand another day a Wage not far away being burned eet •no- where, with one' single exception: in all the work of the. committee was any 'grain or money molested AL one small election of or ivork we had a ganz of robbers on the pay roll They left finally saying that they -coued make mine money at: robbing but they were kept out of mischief for some weeks., at least. But I must being this, lane fatter - to a cease 12 it acu, as a wet of re- ceipt teat the money subeeribed ,to the work of famine relief .by lends in 'Canada has not beetle vast - ed it will sere it. purl:enc. „ The committee feel tliat it is not only that 600.000 people 'have been, leipecl through a seaeon of famine, and that he'Grand Canal banks have been pre - eared from the Shantung border to Tsingkiaztepu beenies other .ittege aY• kes and hundreds of miles of drain- age 'ditches, but that new hope hen. be -en put into these Poor pcople and. that tee Chinese Government have been given an exaukom o wiat con be done and w.bat should' 4e. done A:•so may we not hope that thie prace testa Ctristiaitity may not be Without itS influence 'in hringdag Chico to Christ'. (Christ: come not to be mine iatered onto hut to calenteter and to :rive hes life, a ransom for many' and one of our tnisnlonaress Mr.11ookin has literally fol 'owed is Li:teaters-example dying of neatens fever ctvatracted whi:e in famine work Surely sant- •fice. _eke thee tenet tell -foe. the Hinge clone . enclose a few cleans Of the „actual work at Dzao lIo which. I titriie syiU 'be reprinted and a:so a ohee,t, from the China 13yesr.., of some weeks ago. . • I iremain Yours.iin Uje .Work AItred E. johns. P: S. nets isa copy or neeteer sent to the Bulletin "and for tbe pictures iin•d map of whish ff epeak I must refer you to it. At E. " cUNBURN. quir BLISTERS. SORE FEET. tvegybody,, sow adnit4 Zatat•Buk beet for these. Lot, it. gin* YOU ease aapeNtvd •Comf,:oi maort.s.6ra ‘,074.400V. Houses for Sale 'We offer a coratortOle eeto tage at a banglo. lerger elteereY and o half louse., wela looted atid two flue briar residenvaa enteattntaote iv o prigee, .1f you ere looking fon a house innlneter milk and geet partite elnrse are choicenaltase terms , 1 .011ADMAN & ST,ANBURILer• Notice to Creditors be metber of /the eetate tot William Hackney of the Township ef 'Usborne in the Count/ of Huron, farmer [deceased. Notice is hereby given purstea.nt to Statute* ta that lbehelf thannil Inteditors and others having claims against the estate of tlie late William Hackney of the Townahip of VesbOreee who died pet or n'bolut ethe,t3th net July 11912 are required on or ibefotk the 15th, of Aug to send by post prepaid ar deliver to 'Mews. (Outman it Statibury, solicitor --for the execu- tor of the eata11e. of the {aid demased their ' c;hristian, And surnames, addresses and dee- oriptions, the full partioulare of their °Mims, the etatement of their 'p- atients and the nature of the ae• aunties, LI any, held by them. And further take :notice Unit after euch last imentioned date the isaid Execa- tin will proceed to dietribute the assets of the deceased among the parties entitled thereto. having re - glad only to the elating of whioh hall then bare notice and that the Said executors will not •be nable for tbe said comets or any part there. of to any person or persons of whose claims mince shall not have been reeeived by him at the time sf slide distribution, • 'MADMAN & STANECIRY Solicitors for the execator Dated cit Exeter the' 15th day of' • Jule 1.91(2, Notice to Creditors - - tt the mitter of the Estate tol Ohne. lotte Herbert. of tee eVilletee tt Exeter County of Hum* efkrtn)hi deceenede NOtice is lerebe .givennursuant to Statutes In that behalf that all credit- ors and *there having. claims agaitostl the ;estate of the late Cherloten Here ,bert who die,d gm or about July -17th are required en or before 'August ME to send by Post paid or deliver ;.tc( Messre Gladman & St anbury Solicitors ter the Executor, of the estate af the said deeea,sed their ehristien and sere names, addreeses end desseiptincise !ate full particulars of their chinas, the statement of their accounts ain 41d nature of the securities, if any t held by teem And further take' notice that after such last mettioned date the said Executor will proceed to dis- tribute tee assets of the deceased among, the partie,s entitled thertitd havihg regard only .to•the ,cleims of whiclr he shall then have's:lone!), .1021% that the said Executor will not be liable for the said assette orany: pert thereof to any person or perspn5. of weose claims notice shall not have been received by Lira et thee Limn of seen distribution. • GLA.DMAN. & ,STANBURY, • ' Solicitors for 'the Executor Dated at Exeter the 22nd day of July 1034 1 I Clearing Sale Farm for Sale aufsDAY. At/WT*5T ) )41* INT ct„300, itotirtorobr $a$ • 13101111IST, Stone house. 'two tatenen, Alain Ott, entreent• nook * Winn theninte qi teloPhone., Ono bann (Uhl- , pumper. enatetworks. Vhdblistel, . bad entitle and 9, laiiracA.‘ el:Semen_ . tart MA, Hay hewn 5'0135. 01 edtd WO teem it ideistred: A hilieetnna IlincEwen. d3ox 56. itoe eteseSale at onotte-200 ante te erd 'none 3 miles from Mint rodis, Itt good stae of cut 100 amen tin grain, 10 a-cens a la wee UM, rept acey and pe °LB:A.11711G. •SALE, Op. STOOK.-, • IIVI'LEMENTS, HOUSEHOLD • FURNITURE 'AND- WOOD' • - Mr. Thos. Cameron has received ine structlo.ns from tbe undersigned te- sell by public auction on LOT 5 CON. 3. TUCKERSIVIITH -0N--. FRIDAY SEFTEMBEle. 6 1012 at one o'clock sharp the following viz' ,HORSES -1. Brood mare With 'foal at her side. Draught; 1 -mare 4. yrs, old supposed to be in foal I:o Guinea Goid. Agri/cultural; ' 1 ,gtelding • 3 yrs old Agriloultural; 1 egeldine by Col- onel Graham 2 years old,' .Agriculta ural; 1 driving mare quiet and, re- liable, hre,d to Roan •Moster; 1 filly months 'old. CATTLE -I cow due at time • of sale one cow nuelst of. Oct, 1 cow •due 1st of December I caw due in March. t •steers '2 yrs, old 41 Beef ring het - fors two years. old. .4 ehoice beaters 1 year old. a steers 1 year old 4 vale yes. HOGS -1 pure bred .1:ork 'Hog .1.6 imontbs old. 3 sows due et time of eate 60 yoang hens and pullets:I pair ducks end drake, , fMP DEMENTS -.1. ,Jtirabf,r,. wagon • ,eew,.; 1 Top beget% 'new,;, • 1. bobsleighs, 1 ;cutter.'" r horse rake.- no 2-f tureen -.Cooke': stela Beaver gane riding plow,' now I -Walking plow; I. (lisp harrow, 1 :3- ' horse -cultivator. 1 ,set bras mountbd -harness new. 3 set, eingle harness new 1 set work Lareess AO of single earnees been used; 1 ban truck .1 hay rack. 1- hog. reek, 1' gravel bon, Grain bans, wharletrees neck yokes forks, shovels. hoes, new' ' ear ropes and slings, and other art- icles too numereue to mention\ • 110,USEHOLD FORNITIORE - 11 new eteel ranee coat or Wood, with. all tee fixtures, 1 Daisy ahem, new; 1 cream Separator new; Buckets, pails vans robes eta cite. rneltively to reserve as the prce- nrietor Las .rented his farm and is going west. TII:RIVfS Ole SALE- All sums of $.0 and leader cash; over that amount - ten menthe credit Will be given on fernisheng approved joint notee. diacceint of five percent Off, for cash nu all sums entitled to credit anionnte ROY. TRAQ1JAIR THOS CAMET.tON Prop ' Anon A vase amount .er ill keen!) is due .to impaired nigestfore Wt,en the stomach fails to perform its func- tions properly the whole sy-stent be- comes deranged. A few' doses • of Otsitmherlain's tablets is nil oe teed. They :will strengthen yonr, eestiot ie1nigorate yon liver, and re - ;tante yottr bowels, "ernirelY doing away with that miserable feeling due to inane 'digestion. Try it, Many othcrs have'.heert ptionanentle onre'd ,741 not you? -Fpr sale by all dealers Farm For Sale Per Sale- Naas oinAtajAing 40. norm ot drat dans laeid,' at Chet'. ails' of Weedl/m0 446a tw,4-4401-0 ;:coo130,4)t ahVat ,344.a. • ags. ;Mild tt;;t2h5.xoyeeto exclo;lej:91itkvuebaurstn,uita.003p5 itrtir;t34.0ert meit,b upito-date Stable, fouadatt glig NOY dr1vi4g shed of ea; $ d Saab ag 24:40.1 ben keine • • • f0ettlen adteeh OVA wafor. t'e fame, is thorOu land and we'd fenced thostlf Ijh new wila„fenoss. Alsa,,ten a'Oefe 611abrl'Isa4 Shr Ont. • 1/0' Voters' List, 1912 TOWNSHIP, pp- OSBORNE rfaUltial 1 OFRURONHII.t Notice is ',hereby giver; that,1 „have transmitted or -delivered to Egbe perr, sons mentioned in seotton lot 'The cOatario Toater,s List •Atte" the, eopica required by said Agnate eto be so transmit bed Os delivered of the lists made pursuant to said IA. a all peen sow appearing by the last revised as- sessment roll of the said .Mnnietinal" its to be entitled to vote m Oa said Municipality, at elention fer Members of the Legislature, A•seuabb and ,at Municipal elections; and that' 'the said list was first posted at my itif- floe Whalen on the 22nd of July 1012 Orl wagon there, for inopeetiene tAnd IfhereIby. call upon all votera to take immediate proceedirgs to Lave all errors or omissionan tot:tenon. ed according to Jaw. ' . • PRANDIS MORLEY, • Olerk of tt.e Township o.UUSho*nei Dated at Whalen July 22nd 1912/.. • Voters' List, 1912.. VIISVAGE OF EY ETER* C0U1111 " I . • OF •HTJR011 „ i. Notice is lierebe giver. theit, I have trareraitted or deliveredetp the, par - sone tmentioned in section, ,of The Ontario Voters List. Ant" the: Deplete required by said sections 10 be so transmitted or delivered of, the lists made pureus.tt to said .inetepf all per, - sons appearing by the lest revise eli ape eessmeet roll of tee 'saidlt railloialci4- ity to be entitled to vote in the said Municipality At 'election. 'for Merabere of the Legislature -AiAerdbl'y and lath Murecipal elections; `-azid that ate, said eist 'be first posted at my Pe- nce at Exeter on the 24th day of July ar.d rnnain,s there for inapectiomi ilter.d I leree'nesecall tupote all notere to take immeitente peoceedings to Lave all errore,ior, omiseione' correctn ed at:carding to Caw. T. Be CARLING • 1 • aterli of the Village of Exeter Dated at Exeter July 21t1i, 11)12. Nona Araduate oP ToroutO sal Office over Dicksoa 0447, lin',Law offiaee Closed Wed day -afternoons. Phone Ofticee elesidence 5 b. t 'imoropm, Hotel and Stables for Sale or Rent Tee undersigned offers for sale that desirable property known as the Oetario House and Stables at lelouet Carmel 'The' premiseseare sit- uated OE LIM Main road front Dante. wood Creditor( and Exeter to Park- hill and_ is an 'excielient farming dis- trict with a Gereral Store Blacke smite slop and two roomed school. daily mail Ard telephone connection, A most desirable locatior. for i private or pabEc residence The dwelling and stable will be sold in block or eeparate. Will be sold at a bar -gain. JOSEPH ZILER, Pcopr- ietor Mt. Carmel. • Farm for Sale That first claesfarrabeim,glaitnated in south, part of Lot 5 con 3 (Towle ship of Bieldulph Cpetainiing 60 'acres of choice land On the peerniees is a new up -to -tine bfickeedevelling,'..new bank bern 42x70. all 'finished in good style iintla cement Lucre, large or- chard of fruit well fended and en.- dererainecl in a good state of Culti- vation never failing well of spring water 30 acres in grass the bala.ece urderecultivatIon 13 acres beine pre- ared for fall wheat Also Sonth half cf fa:: 3 toe l con1ainn' 50 aeres of choice land 5 acres of bash 35 acres ef gran', windmill and tank on never failing well of sprine water well suited for grazine well fenced and underdrainen Convenient • to school and church being (intent two miles freen Centralia: These properties will be sold in °inn or two lots to suit. ourchasere Ealay terms of payment The purchaser, to have the privilnee of zoine on as soon ae, the present eroptis taken off anti full poseeseron cn 1st of Novem- ber, Zen terms and perticulara ap ply on the promisee, to Beebe. Careoli Saintabury ozt to Thos. CamerOm Auctioneer Farquhar P. 0. • ouse for Sale - Aonc sially and half houses with in hall, acre ciE grOund on Eliza. - befit Street. A good fruit ender* of almost eyery nirel -of choice „ (ruin There are 'four bed/wets, • narlor, dining room kitchen end welotlehed also pantry avith dumb waiter and large cellar with ;soft 4ater brouebt hr • 'ekes valueble property ie well lotated being almost a Hoek south of jritnee Street Methodiet aburch. For further particulars apply to reenk iilI Peoprietore --nen neenenee ' ' en•entinisen DR. A. 11. KINS,MAN un.s, p.n.s, lIonor 'Graluat ot Teeonto 174100 ,„ grsity %ow 2,11:11VTISitti !" :XX" %Atli extracted without pain. lot ,any bad effects.: Office over Gleadt 'man Otor4b1/17'n,Office. Main Ski zzat,m. - 17, BRO'WNING De et Ce LP P. S. Graduate Victoria Vane* sity Offiee and reeldence Dominion. Lahraf oryae Exeter,. • Associate Coroner of Huron eksi D 'meow & C'ARLIN'G Barristers, Solicitors Notaries Cone Veennoers Gommiesioners, Solloitlen• for the Mcilsona Bank etc. ,. •, . . . Money to L:oan at lowest rates of Ine texeatt 1 , 1, `0FFIcE,--MA.121 STREET Byairrgit; 1. B. Carling B. A U. 014 Diwgva M ONETO LOAR t. 1 it:.1 I : We bare a large amount of PAIN at funds to loan on farm and natte lage properties a* lowest rate of Ow teenete • ; ‘gt 411 GVADMAN & STANBUR•71 •4. Barristera, Solioitore, Exeter. • .., Itiellsborne and filbbert Farmer's Mutual Fire Insur- ance Gompanil Head Office, Farquhar,. Ont.,. President J. V. RUSSELL reief Yiee-Fres. RoBT. GABDINES DIRECTORS . - • r' ROBT MORRIS . , . Staffa • Tabs. RYAN ,...; 7 Dublin WM- .ROCK 1 Li 1 Winobelscnie WM. ROI • a Bornh4 t. , • 1 AGENTS I sea e JOHN ESSERY Exeter. agent Use beim' end Biddielph. 1 • ' aleLIVER HARRIS Munro agenteeoite 111103bert Fellarton and Logan. i • -, , W. A. TURNBULL. : ' Secy.Treas. Farquhar' GLADMAN & ST.ANBURY. • .. Solicitors. Eneter. e Have City EliCeS Replace thd peed - lent, drauglity dant - gerous and offen- - sive out-of-doors cloe set with an indoor- , closet *tele i require es • no sewer non - plumbing, end no. fini.slillig • innthelktiin , Have city conveniences in your honnee, Safeguard family health by installing a, , • • "Tweed" Closet Sanitary and. Odorless "Tweed" Closets can be installed ha,. the bathroom, cellar. or any otheki convenient p)ed(' indoor. Merely' re - centring to be connected by a pipe for' - ventilation with a chimney hole. ''Tweed" Liquid Chemical, used beet connection with Tweed Closets is both' a deodorant and adisinfectantneMany; hundrede-of Tweed closets bave been sold in Canada.. Send for illustrated. price list. Wooler Apr. 3, 1012. Deaf -Sire: TheChemical Closet I bought froba you on Jan. 5tb, 1912 is perfect. I did. not empty it Until Mar. 29th. Thee is three in the family • and can leayeo the lid up and no particle of odor can - be found I would not ask for anything-, better. Yours truly, E. R. Wessels. ti 81001 Trough b MIR Co MN!: . Agent: -W. J. tleaman. CETRAL AIWATFORDA._oNT. • 1,;,1 • 4. Our teachers ar11enperiene ••eened•-ixistzletisits. entir • eoursees • are better than ever and tha • • 4.,,Aquipinent more ate eeWeatom for our 'g.7inacIPulaettees4 sa• ee • tham do other eipailar eel:woes, • . Fourteen applications for te • • trained help were received dur- • ing the peat week, some of o these offering over t$700e per ite • annora, .We have three depart- r mehts commercial, !Shorthand "47ip. • and Telegraphy. Write for et- * our free. ,Catalogne end sec ote • What we are !doing. 0 •• D. A. MeLACHLAN. Principal. -- VOryWOmaItI is interested ind shoeldkA0 about the wonderful Marvel Whirling Sieisp. DO110h0 Ask it* dniggIst for • 0. If bnennot weeny tee ,hteetemee ,aceept so ottes. bat sen'd'ileing for Ma - it gives full osirtlealers_anddirectiene Myeloid:4a soesetechweentsotasurrayCOOVindeor, Oaf ' , Gimes* Ariiiito for (*nada. Electric Restorer for Mett- Phosnhonol re..storesUvel:Yiie'rvein the body' to its proper tension,' rotbf vim and vitality; Premature decay and ;Menet Weia,klieS5 evertor/ onctS. Plioapliontri will miticeion a ritm man, Priad MI a box, or twb tor 15. :end to any address. !The Reboil DraiV; t. Chhiskeirisioso Ofit.