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Crediton
Mr. and Mrs., Kneehtel 'Of Berlin
visited witn 'Brown on Saturday.
ear, Geo Holtemente is r'onfitied to
the houee with„ an a ttaelz of blood
p.oisoning in his lcuee.
Mrs Oakes Of. Detroit, is visiting
her esarerats elr, and Mrs, G. K.
Brown,
Miss l'eari Ito/tertian!): of the Evan-
geheal Deaconess Ifoapital Chicago is
ler carents lArt and .U,r,
IL llottentane.
fee, and ,.11rs,
t - Dan Sweitzer of 00-
ba1t are eisitiag Telativea n toWn
Zlisses \\faille and Olarissallill have
returned home tarter a visit with
Is heal* in Illerline
Miss Eva Ilirtzel is visiting her
sister in Cape Ack Mich.
Mr. Fred Young died at his home
here on }Saturday last at the age or
,3$ years l aloe.. After a erolonged
illness of tumor (4 the "train. 33'uu-,
erztl was nettbat the Exeter cemetery
oa Monday afternoon. Re leaves le
mourn ...his loss, his widow, two. bro-
thers and two eieter-s,
alise Mandy Einkheiner Ili:ailing
her sister la Sarnia,
llev. 13ecirer., U. Iloltzmann Free
K and--1,1"Ts, U.
Sweitzerae attending 'the Sunday
Sabi:tot convention at the 14th conces-
sion IlaY 'Township.
Mrs, Wm, Loris of Algamenin
Perk- is everatiog a few" weeres with,
he Varents ?AI\ and Airs,christ Eit-
her.
feIrs, Sam Brown is visitin rela-
tives in Zurich,
taider of Toledo Ohio is vis-
itillg her mother Airs, Geiser.
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GLANDEBOYE
Ur. an 11'3. \Vat WUllnnsa lef
Tuesday enorain on a trip to fleas.
ilton.Terotate, .A.Loratreal, and Ottawa
Mr, and Mrs, Thos. lereck $Petst
Suuday at Elimville.
' Mae And 'Mrs, Wm, Gundy of T.er.
mete ere visititar at the home of his
'other Air, Ilenert Viendea
Jar,. and Airs.. Ww,N121bOtt and Nfr.
end Mrs, E., Willicaue autoed to the
avant" Xengl and apeOt ttie nay.
AIrS, Thoelan Brock end Mi4S Alva'
ttser ettamded the Wonten's In
-
Waste nnto tAliso. Craig os
'ednesday last Mr., ,,t-trooka ezolug
$ alelegete.
?Ars. J. liedson who Ime beenevery
ill is recovering',
elahel the little elessghter urr,
*uudsark is very ill with use es.
Mee. "Aeletn it event a rew ia
last week yisiting in London,
Pledge Siguing in S. Se-Tbronete.
out: Ontario Sunday June t'allui is
lemreranee Sumba' in the StindaY
schools end it is ,suggeated that a
start be made in the effort to se-
eure (Wedged, trbstainere by
r 1915; Every Istratiny School Sam-
erlateadant is asked to take the mat
r up and have an adeirese on the
thieet of ,Pledge Signing'. It' is al-
so
anti eigarette day in the Bentley.
Schools and the International don -
btu 'ledge is suggested, 'Sample
literature can he secured by ad-
dressing; the Ontario S. S., A‘esocia.
time Toronto or the County Superin-
tendent.
SEXSAPITII
M.- John Otaianbell bad his hero
raised and is 'placing a cement well
under it 'this wi/ /he u great itunrover
meat to his st.ableing,
Mr A. 4its4daS has ommencea the
ereetion of his fine, now reaidence..
Mx,. and, Airs, W. 0. 'Pearce, and.
family -Mrs. E. Sutherland and little
daughter of done rpaid ,wme of their,
friends a flying. visit, latSt week.
A large number from here attend,-
,..ed the funeral of the late Fred
' Yount, te: rditork on Monday last.
Mr, W. 3. Gould eola a -gcod driver
o Mr. W White a few days ago.
CRITICAL TIME
OF WOMAN'S LIFE
From 40 to 50 Years of Age.
How It May Be Passed '
in Safety.
So. Wellington, B. C - "For a year dur-
ing"the Change of Life I was all run
down: Iewas really
too weak to walk and
was very despondent
and thought I was
going to die but at-
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ter taking Lydia E.
Pinlkharn's Vegeta-
ble Compound and
Blood Purifier my
health and strength
returned. I a.m very
thankful to You and
praiseyourmedicine.
I have advised several women who suf-
lered as I did to try your remedies. You
may publish this if you
Mean R. Moems, South Wellington,
Vancouver Island, B. C.
eeeeeeeefe:Fe,
No other medicine for woman's Dishes
received such wide -spread and unquali-
fied endorsement. We know of mother
medicine which has such a record of suc-
cess as has Lydia E. Pinkharn's Vegeta-
ble Compound. For more than 30 years
it has heen the standard remedy for wo-
man's ills such as inflammation, ulcera-
tion, tumors, irregularities, periodic
pains and nervous prostration, and we
,believe it is unequalled for women dur-
ing the period of change of life.
If you have the slightest doubt
that Lydia E.Pi'nkham's Vegeta-
ble ComPellud will help you,write
ia .Pinkhana IViedieine Co.
Suffered
With Biliousness and
Sick Headache
Calgary All erta July
I was a great sufferer for a long
tinie 'with 113iiionsPeS,. 6i(.4-, 'Head-
ache and Liver treuie. othing
seemed to do me Any good. 1 bad
almostven tL in tesp:tirwhen I
decided :to try;
FIG PILLS
AL(a'ctsiTornp▪ l'edildm3,•
9uathaif (
n "4 LQ:014iht:
bilrrOVed„ J baTC ust nniSiled rhe
fifth box and feel as well an 4ever,
can heartily wecomtnead Fig for
stomach an4 liver tro;11;leasr,
I& -s, i3. Epstm.
Sold at All dealers in 25 aud
ea 'boxes ir)r mailed by the Fig Pill
Co Ste'Thonias Ont, Sold at IIewe's
/rug Store,
WOODRAN
I• ve and Van ee and Rev, and,
%Ir' S:.iwyer paid a inirried visit to
s on the ',circuit,.
eea rE4.eadnian occupied the nal -
here on 'Sunday last eel the ab-
ce of the pastor who preached
lay Seitool AeuiverserY Seri000
n, Zion epeeinteleat' of thel
Circuit.
"Miss Lia -Ie Hogg wa3 taken to St -
.ics,;eb's ifespital London on Tilers-,
diy to cnclergo an opperation for
uirre- We trust the operation ,..flas
be succeSsful,
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Tht. hwiw of ;Are,, 444 -Relit
Allan was the -Sc'ene 4/f 3 quier
ding en -)tonday when their deugh.
tee eareit was united in marriege te
Chas Cantle a press -tomes
mer of Stanley, fb gpo,,,,, were un.
;attended thebride, beiw* given away
itv hot brother, itebert', I -14v. Mr.
2,1coihrtsesriterttli at' riqon rtfrfrIliautertior, rTaii;iy,„
Niagmna in',111$ and other "eoines. On
theireturn hey will s-itle til‘e
Pu -n.
Swayze tvho :spenT the
in ;Owl with a ilaegh
-anIl
tlisonT(Trir, en4 '4.'4 t°
LITVIIELI4
;11deet4,0;104m, iht,)ozif4 ezelerasr,
arninunity bas Islet one veto .ha'•
een conseicuous figure in the
oeighborhood 'for ()vex eears. Born
in Fermanagh, County. Ireland. tear
Enniskilen in1$;12; «be region, 141
country at the age or jri wish her
floor And trether, the late Wm.
Iluelafield In IS61 E -he leeertne the
wife of John Aikens tine they set -
ed on, the farm across from Zion
elturele ;1/4,:ex1. to her oars fatailY and
children or the Methodist church
whieh she helped to t'staLiA4 wits
the chief' in.or0St in her life. Pre.
vented from ha ess of hate from taka
trig am active 11 trt in churchwork
she 'NA:slued her interest in it to
the test. ifer husheml and four
children survive her Funeral
vices on 'llonday were conducted by
81;53. otletta.orb°:
The horse Lolling when one of the
abulta drorped Mee, John Gununoe.
of wiloow Urtiee was thrown from
her buggy' last Thersday morning
MAW returning from Alitehell sus-
taining three broken ribs and
ternal injuries. She was found in
the road in an unconscious condition
ZLTRIOJ1
Mr and Mrs Sum -1?-uSt vi -.Red
jfl Milvertnn and Stratford last week
Mrs. 112ra Eaerrher of Berlin for-
merly of the 14., a con is acconel-
ing to reports very with little
hop s for recoverY. At-o....t three
necks ago she passed tbrott4„il a sue.
cessful oreration with hrigut 'pros-
-I:nets for an early return to perfect
health.
Father Itondot a your_g ,priest re-
cently ordained by Bishol; Fallon ar-
rived here last weekto take charge
of St. testers church .Drysdale„ The
new a:riest is a irative of Stoney
oirit. Essex County and attended
Collev at Londcn end Mon:Teal rite
_parish has !been without a resident
;L:astor Lor over a year, and Father
Stroeder bas been attending it in ad-
dition to tooking after his oWn
church in town. t -
Mrs- Johnstone of Kincardine is
visiting her daughter. Mrs, Julius
Thiel who has been
Mr, F.0Kalbfleisch, is nettinir the
foundation ready for a large barn
which he is erecting near his Flax
Mill The new structure ;will be a
hundred feet in length,
ass.,.for 44-
'Vcnecl,
ntani
zit
CTYP YOIT LI, WOILli DOWN ONE
putt -to
A decrease of Itrbor7 with no ilimin:-
titiori of income,' but: with general
improve.nieras of results, is a eoin-
bjjuitjOn ivliiels appeals to anyone..
bottr-aving 111a1311i0CTF and tliore
efficient machines, 'night,
;test as w1I be used . by dairy farm-
ers as by any manufacturer:, 'So
the questions cotne„. lla,ve ;wn ffic-.
ictit co \rs? iLo tliey save or make
work? Arc they SO igO9d thai theY
decrease both comparatively 'anct.
actually the .necessary amountof.
In-
kjor in Iteep_ing c0Ws, and.rat the same
i:ime increase t.lict. income? " EvCry
dra,iry farmer needs to answer 'such
citiestirms as apilierd to bi herd. and
' 1 -hem t• sfac torilv
wh-n he keep,: dairy records
' A .statetnerit Made by , the dairy
eIiVISIOI 'Otta,Nva., 'regarding 'Ontario
eolvs kist aa r. Va Unit dairymen,
.are keeping „sixteen, aow 8 tO .do the
vork 0 c. ten., Sojr ‘tposs'ible
4,0 rill, do \vii.liN'OriC one third, a,nd:
re-
joiee )rnsy.i.essing more effic.
e nt; V S. h c.,!„ sers tteap tv it h
the " ' •
, ,
A Quebec,dairyman' after One
(; w ar of cotesting- writes the 1.)airy
1)ivision. r1ut(1 he now gets as much -
milk his Selected -'enNy's 11,9
:to -getfrom; his" larger. .he ed,
i'OnriatO SerVieeS11 e
-teen 'arieffseleerse *ere
rtneretee
An inerase int he steam shif. rates
ef,the 0,P,It from Tiiste. to Canada
have heCn }AMOY du c to the rush of
emigrants after ,the eliding of the
Balkan war..,-,Tbe company is said
to he unable to ha,pdle the numbeis
offering,
Homesteaders in, Southern -41`orta
who were, bothered with the horses
an cattle et' ranches damaging their
crops are said to have retteeted WI>
three thouSand ot the hOrse5'. ao4
cattle and driven them off across the
inferno-tit:mai h4U-PdarTm,The h(9,e;
steaders however deity ;nal- roey kri.4
it, ;but blame the Indians,.
The New Yost: Beard of Health
has MA 3 On On Dr, 17
mantes, serumtxe zoen roi tobg-c-
culosis Br,- Friedmann has eold the
rights for the is of the
Canada apdS sailed f Germany,
'kirs. intc,41,r5t who was $ellt hack
Bolloway pilf:on, on '-ildendaY
fat, n"k -P-44 to be released. again
on Vtiday. as she refnsed lo take
t fend and was becOrning rrianger-
ou weak. Tne suffragetWs; are
'orftiiit Oa* 4estrwLrre eame
various, paete of the an-
tr and Warned for an _atteunTt
to burn he Jfoyai Aeademy of Arus
•
Ibo t membees fettle Scot-
d in. tb itestee f:ouneo have.
OilneNA 00 to, v,Levidr: tome
-eIe ter .Seetlend threargis
pa catateeite or legislature. ot
,nnustt er 140 vaNted meetieesand
else the ere,s The t,llt will net be
eresse,d, tins aeasen, eau. the ,,s,e:e.t„.„
iett Lieerase ereeee (14 reeatt izz
earncSt.
ditiotte for the ere Wes',
teraCzi,oada are ref-orte4 t far”
hic en tee bele et t
Bey
t
r -
e, sa„ a.. le 00,S
, naed lee 5
nd had 'asked details, e
Grea0-e1'britain.
0, n C411,1i1, NOrWaY, Pets
r A eitensire, vatelglea
ne Palace e 4d its 4,'01n011
mllete by a feeder. firm 4.
ittS17,509,00,, Tee ,
ne i is eatimated -,t, se 1
The Ilti.^14C Conr.atittht eonth
cee imerov iteatth nag 1
that, fltnt w I be able rt td4o)
take in garelen,
q-pw wr
Inauguration utt Trunk Lake
d„ Boil Route Service between Ease
1.V
LeTfl and odere Canada-Centeaeue.
ing EiaturdeY Juno 7th, WeStbatt04.
O
and on each 'Monday woQsday ead
torday thereafter. the Grand
Lt trak ettailway will °prate a Kate-
iat teamship „V.4:1We'F,s leaving Tor-
onto 10,45 a, to, steeping at 'Brant-
ford Paris Woodstoeic. Lea-
den rel etre theoy arriving at Sarnia
4,00 r making direct' coenection
ith the Northeru Navigation Coat-
etertroa palatial etetunere leaving Sar-
nia Witart 435 p, to. for emelt $t,
Marie Ont., Port Arthur and Fort
William,
Steamer leaving Sarnia Wharf
'Mendes :does not call at Port Arthur
On the al:rival of the steemer at
Vort William specie' trains of the
highest standard will leave that
eobst at 4.45 p. in. arriving, 'Winnip-
eg 7.45 a. In, next morning -
The serviee Afforded by this route
is the finest in, every reepect, and in.
ClUdeS 4CallOr and varier vire aervice-
tween Toronto and Sarnie whorl: ex-
oelloot eervice on the ,boats of the
Northern Nuvigation Co„ including
the 'llamonici the fittest and fastest
passenger boat on the Great Lake
standard, sleeping carselectric lights
in lower and upper berths Colonist
keering carS13erths Tree; Dieing ear
coaches on ,the Grand Trunk Pacifie
between Fort William a ad Winnigeg
Through sleeping ears between. Fort
William and Edmonton coramencing
June 16th, "
A srecial train will run the re-
verse way -from Sarnia Wharf to
Toronto commecing Sunday June pth
and each Tuesday- Feeley and sunday
thereafter. The first east hound
train having,- ,direct steamer conecc-
leaves Sarnia on Friday June 23rd
Full particulars• reservations on
steamer and train ratty be obtained
_on .appliaction to Grand, tfrunk
Ag-
ents or write E. Horning-District Pas
senger Agent Union Station Toronto.
JIENSALL
Miss Nellie Miller of Toronto is
home owing .to ill health
fileeve Ortwein attended the Coun-
ty council last week. -
'1CIrs, Clarke of Detroitl is visiting
hgleerenin. other Mrs, 1..Tagen Of Hills'
Mrs,. It. I -licks visited her moth -
or at 'Union. '
Dave Canteloo. has returned to Tor-
onto af.ter spending several (days in
Ecnastatille. '
'owners are
Ohaving ftheir
own troubles in securing 'a herder
who Nvill settle pernianeriOy on the
1.1.eynolds is improving hils re-
'sidence by Cliaving it newly
Our holvlers have ,commenced prac-
tise and lbe able to give a good
"account of...themselves before, Jong.
Harold IKerr., son of W. E,
Kerr ,formerly of I-Iensall-has eater -
ed the fflanailton IConCerence on 'pro-
bation ,for 7the rninistery.
Mr,, and iNfrs, 'Wm. 'Moir are in Tor
-onto visiting lelatives,
Much regret and sympathy for the
be-•eaved husband and family 18 felt
in this community over the deauli
of Ars, Lawrence Flefferman which
look place at her Lhome on Lot 25
Con ,1 Hay on Sunday Tune 1st. The
dezenseci was only in her thir-
tieth 'seal., Ls.2 sat (been in the bes't
ot for smite lime', but no clan-
er ous symptoms ‘ere manifest nn
til shortly before' her 'demise. when
she. was stricken with paralysis. She
Was :I kind -wife and mother and a
ii alit! I SedtiOn 1P4
-
Scaf,ort.h. after II;
'
genial neighbo% The interment took
place on Tuesd:ty lore -noon 'to
Janies
s
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play some Blue Amberol Records. They will
delight the family.
mom.. A. Ealten, :nee 1001eseceide Aee,,Orenee. se, U. S,
A complete; tine of Et/i4on PhonoarraphA and Records will a
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known and highly resected ,through-
out this entire , Iconirtylinity. With
his ke:arents brothers and Sisters, the
cainc Ito this country; in ISM and set-
tled in (the forest on tlie 1.London
Road. After assisting his father Tor
time he married and, located on a
Lan m on the fourth Concession of
Hay, where he also ran a saw Mill.
Being shrewd and industriouls he
was, very suceessiful and - acquired
considerafble wealth. He had been
in poor health for two years; which
...gradually wore Out his once robust
frame. He was a ,member of Carmel
l'iresbyterian church. The funeral
Nvilich was a ver:sr large .one was 'held
June Ith -Rev._ E. MCI, ,Smith -conduct
tug,t.he serviceDeceased was a
brother of the latse AVM. Bell who
diecl a, few ,Nyeel,:s ago.
Patterson-- Horton.- - A very
loyous- event Look Iplace aL the "tome
ef the )brides Parents NEI% and Mrs,
Nicholas, Horton, on Wednesday LTune
4th at 'high noon when: their .daugli,
fer Edna gnes NN -as united in mar -
riaL,'C to Roibt,,. Patterson of
ville. The ceremony Was 4:erforined
by Rey. i\Kr. -Larkin of Sealerth. The
'elide was handsomely gowned in Bul-
garian silk trimmed With cream lace
After congratulations the 'bridal lc -ar-
ty and guests sat down to a suinpt-
Lions repasr. Only the immediate re-
- 1ative of the family were present.
The bride.s- going away _suitiv
grey tailored whir -cord tvI
•belck hat with shaded
harpy couple left Sed.reir
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