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911 proveinen.ts• Diningroomsis sup- *
10 plied with only the very best. ¶ It d
Bar contains choice liquors and n
cigars. ¶ 11 $ 111*
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se . Expellant Sample Rooms
$ for Com,marcial Men.
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the
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lbou$e.
This House has recently changed
hands, and is now one of the
most orderly and best con-
ducted Houses in the
Province.
ago fetter ',f able in the pom{nlon.
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R. R.J ohnstoh & Son,
PROPRIETORS.
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The Popular
Store for 1907.
DASHWOOD
Dashwood suffering from an
injustice of Hay;
Doubtless all the readers :of this
paper have'heerd the reports con-
cerning smallpox in Hay • and Step-
hen. It seems to centre'b 'n Dash -
Wood, however, perhaps because* it
is easier to slay,, than " #Iay and
Stephen."
It seems that some Months . ago
a resident of Hay, who vial work-
ing in the vicinity of Mitchell,
visited his friends end 'carried to
them a filthy disease.
One after another took' it, re-
covered and gave it to many more,
some being residents of Stephen. .
It thence spread to:Dashwood,
whets it was on the 'authority of
Dr. Bell, pronounced smallpox.
The town now has five cases,
five more than it ishould have,
and we think five more than it
would have had, if the Hay autho-
rities had taeken stringent meaeur-
es to have its stamped out, when it
first originated.
Whether it be real smallpox or
not, it is a disease which oan easi-
ly be conveyed from one to another
and should not therefore have been
permitted to get such a holdon the
community. -Com.
The:, `.Zur ch
The people have shown
by their increasing; patron -
.age during the past year
that they fully. realize that
this is place to buy their
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Boots and Shoes, Hard-
ware, Paints and Oils,
Etc., ,at . the, 'right
.and also the right quality..
Thank jug our inany ens -
tomers for past favois, we
asli for a eol'1tiiiu .nce of
the same,.
Jesa
'R. Doualq.s,
BLAKE.
Clubbing rates
r ter- -
MERSALL
Geo. McKay has been awarded
the contract of erecting a oasnaerut
shed for the Methodist'ohuroh.
J. McArthur, hardware merchant
has started work on the new resi-
dence he will have erected this
summer.
Robt. Drysdale, Dr. Ferguson
and Chas. McAllister are the new
elders for Carmel church.
d ;n We have matte arrangements
•.to oiler the following low clubbing
rates with Toe i:iy:l sen :
Daily Globe $ 4.25
„ Mail & Empire 4.25
Weekly Globe . . 1.15
,Ikleil. & litupre 1.60
Berliner Journal (German) 2.50
Family Herald & Stir 1.50
Daily Adver titer 2.25
-Weekly Advertiser 1.50
Weekly Sun 1,'7:J
•Farmer's advocate 2.2S
Fermi/1g World. 1..2.,
Weekly Montreal Herald 1.25
STA/i%,1V
Of the
Goshen Line baa; reoevered,fire% a
eey'ere ett+iok oil tiro► Ifrip,
Mrs. Andrew Kee"; who has been
under the deetor's•care is.recover-
ing. ' x
A. MoBeeti} end.tvife have :mov-
ed to their home near the, eatebeill
from Kippers ` • ~i •
Robt. Belles, wino hats been t;ierk.
ing for F. A. •Edwercis, ` Bayfield,
has accepteda position with the
Sterling Bank, Goderiioh,
Farmers are 'rery'btleY seeding at
present. '
J. Fraser Bayfield ill,' selling out
his store goods and intends. going
tit the Northwest se ' It missionary.
Mrs? Kolar. MoCif
Francis Coleman, son of WnM,
Coleman, has loft for Brantford
where he has secured a position:
with the G. T. R.
Next Tuesday will be the last
day that liquor can be sold over
the bar in Hensall. We understand
that the present tenants of the two
hotels will keep possession until
the leases expire.
Mrs. Louis Clark died at her
home, 2nd Don., Tuokersmith, on
April 16th, aged. 26 years. She had
been ill for only a short time. Her
husband, a little girl, and a baby
about six weeks old, survive her.
Steak is selling at 14 cents a
pound in the village. •
At the annual vestry meeting of
St ,Paul's aliureh,lest week ala the
Dial-rrardei s and Igi iaTs -avers ire
appointed. The finances were re-
ported in a prosperous condition
and the various organizations of
the ohnrch were in a satisfactory
condition.
Mr. and Mrs. Pullman are now
residents of our village.
The voting bachelors of Hensall
held an assembly in the opera
house last Friday.
Hensall is noted. for r•its large
production of onions. and this year
promises tc eclipse all former at-
tempts in this line.
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EXETER
It is reported'that, work, on the
r,ow station Trill be commenced on
May 15th.;
The Exeter bowling club: has
been reorganized Jar the 'coming
summer.
G: •Howse has saline sterol prop-
erty occupied by S. Hardy to :I. W.
Brodsriok.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Hill and .Alonzo
Ford were on hoard that train .which
was wrecked near Ohapleau. 'They
escaped unhurt.
C. E: 'Hackney.- has disposed of 13
acres of bio property on the. east
side to A. J. Ford.
R. Seldane hes rented his farm on
the London Road to E, Knight of
Woodhaen.
:Tnhn Forcl has purchased rt ktouie
in Eeeter north.from L. MoTaggart.
T. E. Handford lost a 4350 horse'
through, i.nflnmation last week..
John Mltir is ill with pneumonia.
His wife died at Seaforth on April.
12th.
.A peonliar - tieing'. happened' the
other day when Dr. Midlley took a
piece of needle over twoinches in
length from the back of the knee
of ayouung son of Fred Wells. Some
five weeks ago he fell on the floor,
and complained of something run.
nnng into his body above the hip.
A short piece of needle was then
found and taken out. The balance
had given little trouble until it had
worked, through the body to the
knee., vehen paire.was felt and the
needle •located and extracted
T1;le niext holiday wilt 'be on Fri-.
r•-
daa?, May 24th.
:.T.:Preetei zanit :fel aritrievisited ret
latives in Crediton on Sema,.
T 1lave found a tried and tested cure for Mea-
'ffiat i 1 Not a remedy that will straighten the
distorted limbs of chronic cripples, nor turn bony
-growths back to flesh again. That is impossible.
But 1 can now surely kill the pails and pangs of
this deplorable disease.
In Germany -With a Chemist in the City of
barmstadt--I .found the 3.1.et ingredient with
which Dr. Shoop's Itheutnatic .Remedy was made
-a perfected, dependable prescription. Without
that last ingredient, I successfully treated many,
many cases of Rheumatism; but now, at last, ituni-
fornaly euros all curable cases of this heretofore
much dreaded disease. Those sand like granular
wastes, found in ItheuntaticBlood, seem to dissolve
and pass away under the action of this remedy as
freely as does sugar when added to pure water.
And then, when dissolved, those poisonous wastes
lireely pass from the system, and the cause of
Rixeu eatism is gone forever. There is now no
Heal need -no actual excuse to suffer longer with-
irit help. We Sell. and in confidence recommend
Dr. whoop's
Rheumatic , Remedy
CFEDITON
Mrs. Eochte and daughter, of
Sebewtaing, Mich., is visiting her
sister, Mrs. t;i. Brown.
A . Loraine sprained his wrist
severely the other day by being
thrown by a horse.
Miss Emma Morlock and sister,
of Benton Berber Miele, aro visit-
ing their parents here.
A. Hodgins hue purchased the
dwelling and lift formerly occupied
hy Rev. J. ytae.bler.
A eniet - erelin;^r was solemnized,
at Landon on April 9th. when Edna.
P., daa:,;;htor of Sir. end il.ra. T.
Redden, of this phi 00, was nnited
in
marriage to 'Phos, A. Pace of
London.
-The Sovereign Bank of Canada.
NOTICE ie, hereby given that a dividend of one endjone-half per
cent. .(t1.2 p, o) for the current quarter, being at ;the rate of sin
per Dent, (6 p. on per annum on the•capital stock of this Bank, has
been declared, and that the same will be payable et the head office
and et branches on and after Thursday, the 16th day of May next.
The transfer books will be, closed from the let to the 15th May,
both days inolnsit'e.
By order of the Hoard. - 'p. M, STEWART,
Toronto, 30th March, 1907. General Manager.
Zurich Branch J. Snell, I'1gr.
Janes lielbaok, the former resi-
dent of Exeter. was brought befell!)
the Judge tit London on Saturday
for sentence, having pleaded guilty
to a charge of bigamy. He was
xeetenced•to four yeare in the
penitentiary, '
DEATH OF MRS. HOEFIRIG,
The'home of Mr. Casper Roehrie.
14th con.. Ely, was cast into deep
gloom ihrongha the death of his
wife, which sad event occurred on
Saturday lest. Deceased had been
ill for some time and a few weeks
ago all hope for her recovery waft
given up. She was suffering from
a complication of diseases, and al-
-though everything possible was
done to relieve her . it wasof no
avail. She was a consistent ,nem-
ber of the Lutheran church, Zurich
and was highly respected by all
who knew her. Her husband, three
.daughters and two sons, survive
to mourn her loss. The funeral on
Tuesday was largely attended, in-
terment taking place in the Luthe-
ran cemetery. Much sympathy is
felt for the bereaved relatives.
Mr'.. and Mrs. J. 'iv. Ortwein•
nt
Hensall were guest, of the litter's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Wagner,
on Sunday.
Lewis Weber has started work
on the fnnndation of the now resi-
dence he is erecting for himself
this semi -nee. .
HICKS' FORECASTS. .
A reactionary storm period is
central on the 24th, 25th and 26th.
The disturbances of this period will
culminate on and touching the
25th. General and heavy April
showers will be natural, attended
by very decided lightning and
thunder. Our readers, especially
those whose interests are most at
strike, will not forget the fact that
destructive hail storms are apt to
accompany electrical clouds at this
and other April periods. If ap-
proachinti thunder clouds take on a
decided copperish hue, it will be
safe to anticipate hail stones and
use such means as are available
for the protection of exposed glass
and other fragile, perishable pro-
perty. A marked rise of the baro-
meter, with change to cooler and
fetalnorthcye d will be due about
acted itle
ONE HUNDRED YEARS OLD.
Thur$elay, Aprii llth, marked
the tooth •anniversary of the birth-
day of Mrs. Alex Gunn, who re-
sides with her sou -in-law, W H
Scott, Blair Road, near Galt. This
remarkable lady enjoys the distinc-
tion of having witnessed t•he reign
of five :British monarchs, from
George III to Edward VII. She
has lived in Galt for 60 years, and
is, despite the weight of years,
Chamberlain's Salve is good. for
any disease of the skin. It a.liays
the itching and burning sensation
instantly. For sale by 1 J Merner.
Friday, :lime 21st. has been se-
lected as the date for.. the annual
excursion of the farmers of - East
I and Iduron to the Aarioul-
tnral College., Guelnh. Special ex-
c.n•sion trains will he run of which
full particulars will be given in due
ormrse.
still hale and hearty. At her home
on Thursday the centennarian was
sitting tip and looked well,
Mrs. Gunn was born in Aberden-
shire, Scotland, and at the age of
47 came to Canada with her hus-
band, and proceeded direct to Galt,
where she has lived over since.
?,Ir. Gunn died in 1874, at the age
of 69. There are two of her child-
ren living, Mrs. W. H. Scott, Galt,
The country postmasters are a,ndi W. R. Gunn, a noted tbeatri-
1 neldns for an .iieerea:se in. wares. !cal architect and superintendent,
With hired melt and harvest hands I of Macon, Georgia. She has only
askinn thirty dollars it month and
their boalcl, it is clear the-oountry
enst,master can't Waste time reacl-
inrr the pnstasrds unless:-. he gets
more money for it. -
111ies Etta C]aarhe is learning the
dressmaking with the Misses Hud-
gins & McLellan at Ailsa Craig.
Mrs. J. McOne, of Melancthon IS
visiting her son, Dr. McCue: for a
few weeks.
The annual conference of the
Evangoical church, which was
held here last week, closed on Sun-
day evening.
The report that smallpox is pre-
valent neve); Khiva i, making the
people of the village nervous.
C. Stock is recovering from an
attack of the grippe.
H. Either, M. P. P., has returned
home from Toronto, the Legisla-
ture having been prorogued last
week.
]Born.
MARTIN - In Hay, Babylon lino,
April 8th, to Mr. and Mrs. Sol.
Martin, a daughter.
Died.
Main -In Stephen, on. April 15th
Herman Neeb, aged 17 years.
KI,siN-At Zurich, on Wednesday,
April 24th. Miss Catherine Klein,
aged 65 years and 2 days.
Roltfliti -At 14th con., Hay, on
A iril 21st Mre. Cas •er Roebri
13r an a.ct of the Legielaf'nre. the
ceases for hnntinz deer is ehanead
from Novemler. 1 teel 7 to . Novem-
ber 5 to 20. For Moose and eiarri-
hnn. the open eeftsen Barth of the
C. P. R. main line is frnip 'Oat. 21
to Nov. 20, hitt south of the 0 P.
R it is the same as for deer, Nov.
5 to 20.
Summer schools fur instruction
in nature stndy,° natairal training'
and honsebolrl :soignee for teachers
end educationists will be held der-
inr'-the coming veeentien. ' No fees
will he charged'. The:principals of
the Normal Schools at Landon,
Ot.ta�ra. nr Toronto . will furnish
paI'ticulalrs.
Hon. 'Dr. Pyne, Minister of Eche
cntiou, has incorporated in the re-
vision of the statutes a clause
which deals with the much dispnt-
eri maintainance of High School
nnpils. Under it the municipality
from which the'prmils some''' Tringt
pay for their maintenance. The
legislation will be triad for the
present year. • e
The Domirnnin) Government has
removed the 'duty of 5 per cent an
wire of sizes 9, 12, 13 -and this wire
free This will be
one sister Iiving, Mrs. J. Scott,
Galt, ant of a family of 12. There
are four grandchildren, and seven
great grandchildren.
111r. Samuel Ran ilia of this village
was present at the anniversary,
That New
Spring Suit.
1
When looking for your new
Spring Suit, do not forget to
give us 4e Cali. We have a fine
range of Tweeds, Worsteds,
etc„ to - choose from. Our
prices are as cheap as any. •
Suite made at short notice•
V4 a also have a largg'e nnmber of
Sempius to select from.
Laundry, ire cninnection.
W. H. HOFFMAN
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SOUTH HURON LICENSES.
Tho license commissioners met
in Hensall last, Friday for the pur-
pose of granting • licenses for the
corning year. They decided to cut
off five licenses, which, with five
affected by the local option, will
make a rednotion of ten in the rid-
ing, The licenses to be cut off hy
local option are two in Hensall,
two in Stanley and one in U.eborne.
The commissioners also refused
licenses to B. Cunningham, of ,
Khiva, in Stephen township; A,
Moser of Corbett; the .Metropolitan I
Hotel of Exeter ; only one shop
license in Seaforth, instead of two
as formerly, and only one tavern
license in Bayfield. instead of two.,
The following licenses were grant -'1
ed :-Queens, Royal Commercial
and Dick's, Seaforth ; Fitispatrick
of the Grip House getting only a.
three months' extension ; Mansion
Commercial and Central, Exeter ;
Hill and Redfern, Crediton ; Zim-
mer, Dashwood ; Frits, Grand Bend
Brenner, Shipka; Dietrich, Mt.
Carmol ; Dixon House, Brucefield ;
Bed Tavern, Tuokersmith ; Rau
and Johnston, Zurich ; Mrs.
is now admitted Nicholson, Blake. No action was
zood new, :t to the farmers as the taken in the St. Joseph application.
Treater likrt of the , rice rased by- Exeter and Bayfield lost one hotel
them Will thug be tai*,eenened, The each on account of decrease in
duty was only d rt! vitliit1y imposed population. Tho commissioners
and those who liar ,paid duty. on will decide at their next meeting
• whin Tone of. t, '. • «Is "Call be cut.
MEAT MARKET
1E keep in stock a
"1 full line o fr esh
meats, hams, etc. etc
Our cuts are noted
for their tenderness
and wholesomeness.
Our aim is to keep
nothing but the best.
We make our own
sausages.
Give us a call.
Y UNIBLIJT
DEICHEKT.
ON YOUR
C9* NG l TRIP
n^Sore bt be properly e.'ni",,l-obt."n the ST2V
L\:i and yen (.,,easier (:J n in or t%. We lii:,::e
11117.,VS . . . from $2.25 to $1C0.00
ISrt'01,3 . . from C.") to 00.00
SliOTGUI' S . . from 7.00 to 30.00
..s' ) ,1.n.. 1,r mil 1,1i:'lr- ., 1 for r.lo-ps o 1:: es.
cm '.r ponu.ar male. 1f traivd at, 1 react•
cannot obta i a, u c Sitip este l in S n )UTiNo. you
rarrirrge c„rr es or t t to have; it. Idrdled
A.•rA:rid, upon roc"n. t o i. r four cents in stamps to
atalu g prim. "over postage.
Oar atarartive three.roinr Aluminum I:ang= wilt be
scat tmyv,:_w t.4. V( ccs•.; in stamps.
T. STT17.S ALMS AND TOOL 00.,
Chicopee Palls, Mises., U. S. A.
LOUIS PRANG
General Blacksmith
TStill at the old
stand and busier
than. ever. Our
work gives satis-
faction.
¶I handle all
the genuine,
plow points. Also
can get machine
repairs for all
makes of mach-
inery.
Four Patronage Solicited
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