Exeter Times, 1905-02-02, Page 5Keep them i.1 we house.
JAycr'sPiII Take one when you feel ell -
iotas or dizzy. Tiley act di -
reedy on the
Want your moustache or beard BUCKINGHAM'S D Y E
, ahavtidtl brews or rick black? Use nowt ars. et aaeeetrao as a Lama. oa arms a ie
MEDICAL
W. BROWNING, M. D., Y. C!.
IL
Y.
le- Wilco ant re.,deneoce. Dominion
story. iGseter.
DENTAL
Ii. EINl'MAN, L. D, 8. ANL
DH. A, R. KINSMAN, L,
D- 8. D. D. 8„ Honor Graduate
of Toronto University, Dentist.
Teeth extracted raotd witbo
nt
or
had atter efibglte, Office in Fan.
son'a block. Wert rids of Mafn
htnt.`Exeter .
DA. ANDERSON. (o. o• 8. 1.14
D1+INTIBT.
Oradatae of tie Toronto Uafveraity
Royal College ot Dental Surgeons of
o, with honors Also Postgraduate of
school of Prosthetic Dentistry IwIth
b1� s„•ntioa.
tag known
u the Dental 1
title office. Dridg• crowns.
work, cwns, al.
al-
um. gold and vulcanite ppecten all dons In
nomad. mnnuer poesteis. A pertectls
anaesthetist used for painless eztrao-
one door south of Carting Brea store
. Qat.
INSURANCE.
MONEY TO LOAN
Privet. funds to loan on Farm property at Four
sad one \atf per cent.
EItNF.ST ELLIOV
MONEY TO LOAN
We have unlimited private Lunda for invest
oat upon rarm or village property a► lower
ales Mutate, est.
DICKSON & CARLING
Exeter. -
riONEY TO LOAN.
We have a :: rico amormt of private tnnde to
•an tare' aid vil:aro proportiee at lowrste.
« OLADMAN & 8TANSURY
Barristers auticftors, Main 2t Exeter,
DICKSON & CARLING,
any business in the interests of the
company w.11 bo token up.
ol,eltors IColwr;e+. (;aaW 1'
Dave cers, 11 ,. BEAVERS, Sec.-Treas.
lrssitoner,. Solicitors for themolaons
. Eto.
Mew tor sten at Iewe-e r,t(ee of Interest. f++++++•M••F•F•1••F•3•${•.1••)••1.+.g.+.p..<-1 +
O1710E :-MAL°' BTIthET, EXETER. o.
.. ie. oaat.rrto IL A. 1"
13. DIC1eO14
Ma JACKSON f1 SON
A. C. RAMSAY, V. S.
FAitM FOR 8ALF.-alt lot :, con.
1, town slip of Bay, 100 acres,
++ith good Larn and water, For fur -
particulars apply to 11. 8. O'Neil,
Exeter.
F Alt
N1 FOR BALE. -199 0011.., at
the 'lhamee Rood adjoining Ex. -
t er.
1'
lourrhing is done ; ~cheat in
12 acrc:v of hardwood bush. This is
a good chance to secure n conven-
iently situated and well -improved
fail,. If interested move quickly. -
N•. 11. Harvey. Exeter 1'. 0., prop.
1
t!XE 1 r R 'P1MES, FEBRUARY _'till tau:).
The Exeter Times
1'111"It8IAY, FEB. 2nd. nor.
fGeu. Kuropatkin Again, t 1a;tic Statement
Thenew 1.'J.urle•r in hit .fury of
,
Suffers Defeat. , the %tedtlinsa,, 11:•` It111111turc'
Americas,, .t rote, -The floral di -play
1 streteltcd '1001 the chancel rail to
the doors of the church."
The city editor in n mild m.tun+•r.
as the cost os, of city canoes with
new reporters s.titi
"Couldn't you hnvo used n getter
word than 'stretched?' say 1ho flor-
al di+pisy 'nodded' or t wined." or
'ometh n,t tike tbat_somt uo-d mo.e
suggestive of flowers."
r' l teed is. all right in this
case," ':•plied the new reporter, with
h he et ubborl courage of n r.:aliet.
"Tho decoraions consisted of tis
rW,L•t
r
plant
s ;10d they Iliad to
stretch •to cover the •!e t•ince."
Communication
6r. Petersbures Jan 31. -general
F.Jitor Exeter Time,.- I:urot, ttknee ettctupt to break
As Exeter scone to be a little 1a_- 11 loueh the Jap:utesc left Icing and
Tine et present, 1 think a little in- out (Volk Field Marshal Oyama's
formation scattered through the povtio11 on the S). khe River seems
village and surrounding country to hate filed. 1'iWI Marshal Oya•
mould have a revivin;r influence. Of ma aPPeare to h.ve answered the
con
rsctl. •e
taxes are nett .�'
pretty. high :,l Hu t.u, advance +lith a counter o(-
presont, but I trill explain the, re•or:• fensive movement ; but no great die -
on end cause pf that, anti show kow position was shown to Carry the
this can be remedied, a glimpse at war into the territory held by the
the foui►dcrs of incorporation, teeir ltu,.i.ues. At the War Office th•
fess• oh other+vitte eirectments. I shall chief blame for ((+e f: ;lure ot the
rve
give .,
novel
portrayal of the t fro movement is lilt x
I t n n udders tiro �
councils of 1903 and 191)4 sumo, 1
trravc of the thermometer to :.0 dct;rr<•s
disclosures, with a Jit 110 mixture of below" zero, +t it ti a wigh wind which
humorous and amusing incidents in drifted 1110 show, and rendered it
connection therewith. My first will hazardous 10 etpo,e th; troops to
nppetr next. eek• 'Sty objest ire writ - ea lupin; in the open plain, and ebo,
ing is for the benefit of this town, impended 1ronspert:iton. The oper-
F AR)1 FOR SALE--Iu tee Totts- in some resit(ets a reformation is atio:I entrusted to the second array.
needed, but there are hundreds upon under General Grippenberg, was the
ship of .Lteborne, being 1st 1i, son hundreds of good citizens, and 011 capture of Sandepas, which, once
f h
Hussein hotels v.(mei nerve :'s
2, consisting of the best 100 acres et
land in the t ownship, well fenced and
in good state of cultivation. Good
s
b rr ik .n1
house and c fra o
barn, m a n conven-
ient
onv n
e -
ient to school, church and market
being only two miles from Exeter.
For further particulars apply to D.
C. McInnes. Exeter, or Thomas Mg -
gine, executors of the estate of B. I.
Higgins, deceased or to Gladman &
8tanbury, solicitors, Exeter.
SHOItTIIORN DURHAM BULLS
for sale -The undersigned has for
sale a number of up-to-date (bor-
ough bred Short Born hulls. They
are of the low set, thick blocky typo
and choice breeding. Will be sold
reasonable, inspection invited. Ap-
ply on lit 16, con. 2, Ilay, or John
Elder, Hensall, P. 0.
at is needed is a little waksitaio
up 'to conte out on the side of right
and justice and in a very few years
this
town will
flourish 1
f o ►hn
h is
t t 1►o rose.
My letters will he open for criticism
and 1 am open to acknowledge any
errors or mistakes I zloty unwitting-
ly stake. But nil critics; must si";n
their real nine to their criticism,
er it will not be valid.
1t. IILATCI11 It]►.
BORN
RAU.-In Zurich, on Saturday. Jan
21st, to Mr. and Mrs. John P. Rau,
a ?011.
DAVIS -In Exeter, ou Jan. 25111 to
Mr. and Firs. Arthur 8. Davis, •
de u,r'h t or.
MARRIED
GRE E NWAY-ELLIOTT - In Tor • pcclall
onto, on Jan. 13th, 1905, Mr. John J hard for the Government. The pop -
Greenway.
' of Crystal City, Man., ular idea continues to be that the
to Mrs. E. Elliott, of Toronto, for- ( advance was undertaken to divert
The 20th Annual Meeting of the menti of Exeter, lattention front the events ia F.urop-
Usborne and llibbert Farmers' Mu. MURDOCK -ROSS.-On January 25 C1n Russia.
tual Fire Insurance Co., will be held by (ho Rev. E. II. Sewers, Mr. Wil- ---+
in the Liam T.• Murdock, to Miss Mae It. 110W TO GET CeINSUMPTION
PUBLIC HALL. FARQUIIAR. f daughter of Mr. James Ross, I.on-, N;nety per cont. of the "lum;ero"
--on--
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 611 , 1905
aft ono o'clock p, m.
Two directors will be elected. and
IIAVE YOf' HEARTIII'ltN?
1•'s quite CDHiulon with geoid
whose digestion 18 poor. Immedj_tt
relief follows the uae of Nervilline.
Stomach is strengthened, digestion
i+
made perfect. lasting cure results
in every ease. Ltse Poison's Nervi-
,tino once end yr,u'I' neves he without
pivot for a flanking movement it because every type of Mon -molt dis-
against Field Marshall • Oyanta, but
fie
n lopes proved too hard it nut to
crack. and the Japanese, taking ad-
vantage of the check of the Rus-
sians, hurried up 1 heir reinforce -
menti, and assumed the offensive on
ord r
e 1s conquered uc
red b • •
q u [e+t•
doses.
Ono 25c. bottle of Nerviline alwai v
convinces. Sold everywhere for 1 he
past fifty years.
o Hun River, ns 'yell as along the r NOT A "LIGHT" DRINK
railway and 1 h great Mandarin An cost enter. riding on a mail -
Road. The Russians, however, a0- stage in northern Colorado, was en -
pear to have been successful in re- tenanted by a dialogue which was
pulsing all the Japanese attacks• sustained upon th cone side by the
General Grippenberg did not press driver and upon the other by an old -
the attempt to storm Bondepas. Ow- erly passcnjer, evidently a native
no; to the flat trajectory and the of the region.
enormous penetration of modern pro• "I understand your temperance,"
jectiles, the capture of the outer line heaan the driver.
of trenches on Thursday detailed "Yea, I'm pretty strong against
heavy casualties, some thousands on liquor" returned the other. "I've
bout :�•idcs being killed or wounded. been set against it now for thirty -
The news of Ibis defeat is five years."
"Scared it
"Yes, but
()lino."
"Perhaps it don't agree with you'"
ventured the driver.
"Weil, i 1 rc'.alty doii't agree with
anybody. But that isn't it eit-tt•r.
The thin.; that set me against it is
a horrible idea,"
"A horrible idea I What is it?"
"Well thirty-five years ago I teas
sitting in a hotel in Denver with a
frie.nl of mine, and I says,'Let's or-
der a bottle of something,' and he
says. 'No sir. I'm saving my mo-
ney to buy government land at one
dollar and a quarter an acre. I'm
,;tint; to ,,uy to -mom,--, and yn,t'd
better let mo take the money ' you
would have spent for the liquor and
buy a couple of acres along with
mine.' I says, 'All fight.' So we
didn't drink. and he bought me 1w•o
aeries.
•'Well, sir, to -day those two acres
nye right in the middle of a flour-
ishing town; and if I'd taken that
drink I'd have swallowed a city
block, 41 grocery store. an apatite-
eery's, four lawyers' offices, and it's
hard to say what else. Thit's the
idea. Ain't it horrible?"
Annual Meeting
Boner Graduate Ontario Veterinery Col-
lage ; Honorary Fellow In Ontario veterinsr
1�0C tion. AP rttsea-ce of domestic eternal. treated. 1llttk fever treated by
{Aster' oxygen treatment.
FFICE : One door south of Town Hail
baso; : tecoed house north or Pres
sterian church.
Tile Usborne and tubber~
Farmer's Mutual Fire Insur-
ancc Gompanv
Head Office, Farquhar, Ont.
DIRECTORS
President: -T. RYAN. I)t ul.iN P. 0.
Vice -Pres.:- W. H. YASBMORi,
FsnounAR P. 0.
F. MonLrY. \\' HALED P. 0.
J. A. 1Nottli:3, lnom ARTY P. 0.
W.. Roy. 1I \IULM I
'
O.
J. L. RUSSELL, RUBSRLDALE P. 0.
• AGENTS.
7, CARMICHAEL, STAFFA. ONT.
A. DUNCAN FARQUIIAR, ONT.
3, WILs0N, FUI.LARTON, ONT.
J. S. GIr.FILLAN, LUCAN, ONT.
B. W. F. BEAVERS.
ecy.-Treas. Farquhar.
WE WANT You
To cell in And inspect our stock of
Cutters and Buggies. Ws f • e 1
sure that the quality and price of
our stock will appeal to you. We
bare all th• latest styles, in the
newest colors - Surely we can
please you. tome in and walk
around whether you want to buy
or not.
HORSE -SHOEING
and General Jobbing
All work executed in a thorough
and workman -like manner,
J.1.RUSSEIL
Two doors south Town Hail
CREDITON
it RolierMillsi
apristing and Chopping
PiW'nptly Done.
We are giving excellent sa-
tisfaction in flour since re-
modelling (sur mill
H. Sweitzer
Diet rict VOS( or -'•I've just had a
letter from iiiy son Itezrie saying
he has won a scholarshiq. 1 can't
tell how deli .lit ed i am, t-ltustio
Party -"1 can understand your
Odious mum. 1 felt just 'he. same
when our 14 won a medal at the
agriculture show".
+
ljrass
Junk Dealers.
Main -St. Exeter.
Occupying J. P, Ross'
Store, one door south of
Metropolitan Hotel.
Will pay highest cash
price for the following j.
goods,such as all kinds of
Scrap Iron •`
it
•1'
Copper
Zinc
Lead
Patter
1i3rse 'lair
Wool Pickings
Rags
Old Rubbers
Bones and Bottles
don Road, near Ilrucefield.
BELL-TROYER - At Hills Green.
on January 10th, 1905, by Ret.. E.
II. Sewers, Mr. James hell, to Miss
Annie E. Troyer, second daughter
of Mr. Stephen Troyer of the
Township of Ifay.
DIEL)
IiODGINS - in -Biddulph, on Tues-
day Jan. 1(1th, Mrs. Ellen Hod-
gins. aged 75 years.
COURSEY.-In Hiddulplt. on Tues-
day. Jan. 17th, Miss Elizabeth
Coursey in her 58th year.
GINGERICII - At the Bronson line.
Stanley, on Saturday, Jan. 21st.
relict of Jacob L. Gingerich, at the
age of 70 years.
NICHOL - On the Town line. 8. II.
Hay, on Jan. 1.6th, Elsie Annie
(laughter pf Mr. and Mrs. Nichol,
aged 1 year, 5 months and 2S
days.
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Russeldale
-A number from this vicinity at•
tended the funeral of the late Rich-
ard sandercock, of Fullartoa, last
Thursday.
The annual meeting for the trans-
action of business for 1905 of Roy's
church, was held Monday nfternoon.
the 23rd of January. The lot tine
o[o
th church and other matters
I1 were attended to.
11 -.-Owing to the illue_s of the tea -
4•' cher tbo school at Mt 1'Jeosant teas
4 '1' i closed last week.
4 -Mr. A. Iiodeert visited his par-
+
ents in Exeter, on Sunday.
-The new improvements which
have been made to the C. O. C. Is.
Hall, nettle greatly to its Lenuty and
convenience.
-Mr. M. McCallum. of Detroit is
nt present visiting fri:nas in Ibis
vicinity.
No qo tootrSlr,ll rhe or
+
++++++++++++++++++++++++++
50 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
PATENTS
TRAM" MARRS
DttstoNs
Co tismrs &a.
A nymo sendtrrr a sketch and diseriptlea stay
anlekl aecartain r opinion *bother ea
tlonsetrlct
invention ! robpi.bly t emninalea-
commies on Patau
asst tree, a'+daoosey tot secs ter patents.
Patents taken ebroa A hone Co. receive
wit bout OING 801"1 II
Xn- 3i
kbandsomety tltnst(attM wend?. tartest or- GOING NORTH
Cd ton et an? srient,do }vernal. Terms. IS a
/ tone morahs. $L Bold brall neersdsslern.. Na- :11 ..
0 3011irai st, lr Y9rk No. :1:1
foe 176 P Et., Wubl .ton, D.
FOlt BALE. -Residence and 8 lots
%%ith good slable, everythin:'r ire
! good repair. Residence recently re-
painted; ,also a first-class well goad
orchard, and ornamental trees on
the premises. The property must l.e
N0111 :IS the undersigned is leavi K
town. For ('nrticulars and term:: ,1
'810 apply to it. 8. Lana. Exeter.
contract Consutnpti,, by allowing
power of resistance to fall so low
that a favorable condition for the
developem(nt of the lhaccalli is pro -
need. In a healthy system Censump
tion can't take root. Itut where
there is weakness and debility, there
you find tuberculosis. For develop-
ing strength and building up the
weak 1101 king equals Fe/ rezone. It
stakes the blood nutritious and the
nerves enduring. The way it ron-
verts food into nutriment. tho ap-
petite it gives is nurprisin•r. Just
what the man verging on consump-
tion deeds, -that's Ferrozone. If
tired end weak don't put off. Fifty
cents buys a box of fifty tehlets-
at all dealers.
Patents Granted
Messrs, Fetherstonbaugh & Co.
latent 1ot'citors, Toronto, report,
amongst notable recent inventions,
for which patents hove been granted
Canadian Patents -G. O. K.8. Con-
way, 8tonetield. Que., cattle guards:
J. II. Knope. Newmarket, Ont.. mail
boxes: A. H. Bulloch, Vancouver,
swimming 'devices ; 0. Tandif, Flces-
Jsville, Que„ planin; mills; J. Walsh.
Iluntingdon. Que„ gates; 1f. Slater
& J. Carpenter, Lachute, Que., build
ing 'i tit nirac lathes ; II. J. IIurd, To-
ronto, candy spinning machines; A.
E. Losueur, Ottawa, process and
apparatus for separatinf fluids rich
i nosey;en from air ; W. Marwood,
Carrville, Ont. nt tachment for spring
tooth cultivator: W. Dich, Dolton,
Ont., 'plows; It. Harcourt, Toronto;
smoke jacks ; A. Sullivan, Toronto J.
Pritchard. Germantown, Pa., R. M.
Elliston, liryn Mawr, l'a non -refit -
!.able tot 1le .81tachments; C. 11. Ilut-
cbinzs. .Toronto, molding mnchinei
J. Richmond. Myth, Ont., thrashing
machine. : Il. Power, Toronto, Ont.,
concert ihte cars ; J. Lemire, Ilrum-
mondville, Que.. railway si inallin;
system ; 1. Deutsch, Montreal, ap.
paratus f,•r controllin; the veltago
from on electric venerator: T. Dell.
tech.
Mont rml, means for con•
trolling The voltage from an elec-
tric generator' A. M.Mo+ley, Guelph
process of anti means for applyin;
brands or trade marks t• pipes dur-
ing 1 heir process of manufacture ; 8.
G. T. a\
Q• Time Table II. Mallard, Toronto, cloth cutting
machines ; .1. Anson, btadoc, Ont..
)!hill Coupiiat;; 1', Itostntes, Toronto
The -time of the arrivals of trains to. ekclric cloth cultin; machines;
going north and rout' are ns rot- .1. Thornton, Cavhtown, Ont.. drain
tows;- tile moulds: E. It. Marahnll, Hamil-
ton pool bottles ; II. It. McDonald,
Vancouver, 11, C. knife blade struc-
ture ; 1'. Reynold., Fnrnha►n. Que,
.1. A. Itoul, Bedard, Me., machines
A.30 A. M. for presin; wet peat : E. Von Iter
• 551 1. if. Oaten, Toronto, bridge construction
rr ,
It. M. Hill, Hamilton, hoists for
pianos, safes and other article..'; A.
D. Merttle}, Toronto, si:rnllin: ap•
paratuv,
yelled SI.t((i Patents. - Cain,
harry, Ma zclr• Canada, umbrella
toe Gibb•, Win. T. Iluckinfrh.•ttn,
Canada. Ire -atilt; Alk:,line solutions
of ehronale of soca; (lathe. Wm. T.
ftuckintJ- ni, Canada• making byd-
'Pullman S'eepers to Ottawa rochloric acid: Finkle, ferry re To-
rnnln, Canada, skate; Tctreault,
• Amer
lcc
in 'coo
Pic k 8ta tit ar
rens , n O 1 'a
f«hun • Leaves Toronto daily on Grand Trunk ads, l
cencolea t., esti cs.•:., :ta ta•'••::•'r I:1Nterrl Flyer nt 111.;;0 �(.`tt"Inn machine Til ll: ill^,.
to: she u+cut beautiful magaeirte rn test y P. lit•• Making t 1 s Ilamilton, Canada , Att •
Connections from all points. Return- t kept ie (et -din bottle : \\'•, ri,nr,
r.:*. 4( t•, -; fine picture, each mon15, ing leaves Ottawa 8.15 p. m. Heger- James, Hamilton, Canada, a0to►n•ttie
1' .:, ,•i t:.•n. m actor, and all of them for i vntion made at (Iran(1 Trunk Offices, w int cot or door alarm.
SeimtlY You► Hoar. ••
8.35 A. M.
5.05 P. M.
.1 ,(;. KNIGHT, Agent.
GRAND TRUNK
Railway System
Portraits of Celebrities Do You how 1 i •
Is one of the meanest things in
eprodnctians of See (That in less than two (lays you (an 15e
the world. To prevent billion.nev9
and Incidents , enjoying the fruit and flowers nt
The11,e It r. Ifamilton's Pills which keep
very perftctien of fine phetotranht Florida Winter Resorts. and in less the :system clean and purr`, re';ulatc
the. bowels days reach California.
Op
, give tone to kidney., and
liver. You'll never have a headache
you'll never have a lour stomach,
but you will have vigorous bracing
health by taking Dr. Hamilton'sJ. .1. KNIGHT.
Pill.. Your tlruegist Belle Dr. Ifarn-
Depot ticket a;ent, Exeter. iffornono ►dol)2re. a box or five Sox,s
A 1111,1,101.8l,1UI"8 HEADACHEHEADACHE
rr;.ro luctron. 11,181 t:rth silk cord than four 1
ttarmonire with the co!••r scheme of 1
cover. Ask tour n„tent s for full infortna-
The Oa1y Msttaztae the r i0•,, or addrestt J. D. McDonald. Dis-
head in t1• World so t r lcI passenger Arent, Toronto.
the SPE( 1.1i. 1:11RIS. :"',S. Xt'�tt:i';t For tickets enll nn
Sahrrril•tinn price, $i , yc!r. i•••-'••.I;ug
4..1,w• .r•..p,,,,, nthew 1.r t.v.
*err res. Ce.. 4 :gest 22d St., . •e Teri
r
To Cure a Cold in One Day
Vote Laxative BromQuinite Tablets. easAon every r`•
ysra. tr. boxes aoln'..s to a.N. Tbk ntans, K.V/Pare•
bor. 2Sce
will ruin your health?"
that isn't the main
SIR JAMES WATSON'S OPINION
IIe says that the commonest of all
disorders and one from which few es-
cape Is Catarrh. Sir James firmly
believes tin local treatment. which is
best supplied by "Catarrhozone."
No case of Catarrh can exist where
Catarrhozone is used ; it is a miracle
worker relieves almost instantly and
ourtcs .after other remedies fail.
Other remedies can't reach the dis-
eased 'parts like Catarrhozone be-
cause it goes to the source of the
trouble along with the air you
breathe. Catarrhozone is free from
cocaine, it leaves no bad after-effects
it is simply nature's own cure. Ac-
cept no substitute for Catarrhozano
which alone can cure Catarrh.
PARTY ADVER1 !SING
A growing; feature of political cam-
paigns is th euse of advertising col-
umns in the press by rival parties.
In this contest the feature is very
marked.
In I be Windsor Record (Lib.) have
appeared side by side for weeks t wo
opposing party bulletins in double
column width. chnnged daily. in
which arguments are advanced and
combatted vigorously on each side
'In the columns of the Ottawa Jour-
nal (Ind.) is a similar spectacle.
Various of the Toronto dailies are
carrying political advertising. often
present Ing views opposed I o the views
of the paper itserf ; in the Mail add
Empire. for instance, one Liberal
candidate, Mr. ))lain, is vigorously
asserting his claim to election in
paid advertising. in cacti of the Iwo
o
Stratford dailies likewise appears ad-
rertising matter cf the two parties
in the Provincial contest, end the
same is noticed in other newspapers
elsewhere.
Sonne readers tinny be surprised at
I his development, but on retleccl ion
will see in it not biter inconsistent
or improper. A newspoper's editor-
ial column must of course represent
the view•4 of those who cont rel it
but the n(tvcrlisimr columns cannot
be similarly cxrlusive, otherwise the
newspaper would not be in the pro-
per senyu a public journal. There
must bo cont oavenuc by which op-
posing views if desired, can be ven-
tilated. Asthe botelkceper roust not
refuse accommodation (o, any respect-
able person who npplics for it, the
ncw•'paper's advertising column mss.
be open to all. There have even been
instances, and they me not infre-
quent, where newspapers and ma;a-
tines have advertised themselves in
the columns 01 bOSIOOS., rivals. A
glance at almost any current maga-
zine ''.'iii demonstrate this fact.
We see, no reason why t he practice
of political advertising should not
grow. A IR' w•ap-lye r ought to have
convictions rind to champion them
vigorously in its editorial columns.
but strictly speaking, aside from
that, its business is to attend to
I he rlioseilrina1ion of news. and what-
ever s teen. of political "booming"
should ;o in the advertising
rotn..-8t r at(ord Herald.
Off. R0'XI OR=Jl.
Ban tee _,,11i lt.ad You kit Ain s B0u414
Nutters
of
10 per cent. off for Cash
Until March 31st '05
On EvcrijtHJn xcept 6ro6orIcs
10 per cent oft' on all Dry Goods
10
per
cent ,
Oft•
(l t
Illi
Clothing
10 per cent oft' on all New Wall Papers
10 per cent oft' on all Carpets and Curtains
10 per cent off on all Boots and Silucs
10 per cent oft' on alt hats and Caps.
Clearing of
Crockery & Glassware
We have taken from 15 to 33 1=3 per
cent off of our Crockery and C ass«are and
can give good values at this Big Reduction
25 per cent. off all Furs
We have Ladies' Fur Coats to sell at
,� We have Men's Fur Coats to sell at
Ix Caperines German sell at
_bio We have Fur Stoles to sell at
We have Fur Collars to sell ' at
1We have Fur Caps to sell at
$12.50 Men's Overcoats t'o"r $1Q•
With our 10 per cent off for
Cash makes them $9.00
We have over 150 of these Overcoats to oiler to the Public"
and a look at the cloth, style and linings will convince you•
they are the Biggest of Bargains.
Poplestoiie & Gardiner.
Coupons on Silverwear Redeemable until
March 31st, 1905.
iousness
CURED QUICKLY and PERMANENTLY By Using
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AND GIVE
VIM, VICOR AND VITALITY
They
galso relieve Distress rom Dyspepsia, indigestion and Too lfeart
Taste in the Mouth, remedy e l 7 ongue, 1 a fn in he Sid , TO!(PID LIFER
THEY CLARIFY THE SKIN, P'JRIFY THE
BLOOD AND RECULATE THE BOWELS
By Cleansing All Disorders from the System.
Positively Cure all Diseases of the Stomach, Liver, Kid-
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FOR SALE AT ALL DRUCCISTS,
Two Sizes, IOc. and 25c. a Boy
ACCEPT NO
lZLLs. SUBSTITUTES FOR p=Nara dor S
Calendars for'05
To all our subscribers whose label
Reads 1906
We will present a handsome Art Calendar
free. We have gone to considerable expense
in preparing a very handsome Calendar and
all subscribers whose subscriptions are paid
in advance will receive one of tnese calendars
CALL AND DET ONE
A Happy New Year to all our readers
The "EXETER TIMES"
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