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1 EXETER TIMES, FEBRUARY 23rd 1905.
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Gives the True Golden June Tint Oat Guarantees Prize Butter.
The Largest and Best Creameries and Dairies in the World Use It.
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THE 11OLSONS BANK
(letotporated by Act of Parliament leeee
CAPITAL PAID UP • • • • S3,000,000.00
• RESERVE FUND •'• ••.. $3.000.000'00
43 Branches in O::tario, Qucoce. A1Lerta, Ilriti-h Co:utnLia and 31 snitul c(.
► EXETER BRAN. -
or( n
RAS.,Oran every Lauf::; Day trom 10 A. M. to 3 e. M. except Saturday 10 A. M. to 1 P. M.
Farmer& Salo Notes' cashed or :•!!c; i.d. Felon eepp1ied
► On spppphcaW 'i. 1)1tAFTS on all points in the Dominion, Great Hritalu and tau•
lied Etatea, Luao.`.t rind sold at 1oweet rates of exchange,
SAVINCitl3 DEPARTMENT
Deposits of *1.00 and upwards received. Interest com-
pounded half ye*rley, aad adt'-d to principal June 30th and December 31st. Do
popite Itoccipta a!ee &,sued and ..igli(elt current rater. of L:'.erest nllaw.si.
Advatriee>ts made to farmers stock dealers and business men at
lowest rates and t' r..ost favorable terms. Agents at 1••seter for Dom. (iavernment,
Dickson & Carling, Solicitors. N. D. HURDON. Manager.
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The Ontario Cabinet Ministers
haunt! Suet with no opposition at the
nuntinatlon held on Tuesday. w:•re
1111 de:hire(1 elected ley acclamation.
Rev. Mr. Rigsby. of London, and
Will Pickard, of Sc;aforth, attnndcd
the duneral of .t h' Late Mr. J. N.
Ifoo(Icr, IPM \\ednes(Iay.
Cnnoert.-_\ niimber of young Lads
are at 'weenie preparing a concert
and entertainment. which trill t>^
presented in the Opera House. on
Friday. 'March 3rd. The pro-
ceeds are to be donated to the Sick
Children'- hospital, Toronto. Sec
peelers.
Owing. to the blocked state of the
railways and the impossibility of
freight Attains reacting Exeter we
did .net receive our weekly supply
t of paper therefore there was ea
• TIMES issued last .wee.k. We trust
our t ubs:ribers will note this ex-
planation and kindly overlook the
lintel I able.
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TRY
rcrru's Emulsion
01 Pure God
Livor 011
For that cough of yours
It is also a reliable remedy
for building up the system
and enriching the blood.
Try a Bottle and
be Convinced
Brownings
Drug Store
The Exeter Times
CALENDAR FO1t FEBRUARY, 1905
81111DAT
KONDAY
TORRmAT
{ti EDNE8DAY...
THURSDAY....
ILAY
TURDAY
5 12 19 28
6 13 20 27
7 14 21 28
1 8 15 22
2 9 le 23
3 10 17 21
4 11 18 26
rTI1t 1tSDAY, FEB. 23rd, 1905
FOUR YEARS OF GROWTH IN
WESTERN CANADA
% 11:ao (the eyes II ' .tto many of t he
ele of Ex'tel• and vicinity are
d o:a Winnipeg cod the great
Canadian Nortlh•ttest, many be-
s7two later friends:, rt•lttivet, sons
t it
d kiaughters aro there seeking
i,r (fortunes, e•t.:^rs becouse they
ve It heir revioea +tivested there
fund "wtherc your treasure it there
All Four heart fie also" -it will be
tqidoubtedl•y the t nterc•st in z to em -
1 c tome fact.* :r.(1 figures re-
-u'n'tin_ its •erowth. Let us
(take Winnn. (. stride,)) is a fair
,ple of vise w%ele of that vast
fiery. clad analis+. its progress in
1 last four /rears,
let 1populahio:. or. \Winalilx•g, uc-
rard;n to the nsseosor-s rot urns
wl.s:
1901 ... ... ... . ..... 5.2,443
1902 ... ... ... ... .. ..... 54,393
1903 ... ... .. 63,560
1904 78.000
'fur.' city's •asts?'1:..,ctnt 'utas; -
11'01 ... ... ... ... ... 926305,770
1!.02 ... ... ... .. ... 29,615,810
11,0:1 ... ... ... ... 36 231,920
t,•,l t ... ... ... ... ... 48,220,450
Ayer's
Feed your hair; nourish it;
give it something to live on.
Then it will stop falling, and
will grow long and heavy.
Ayer's Hair Vigor is the only
hair Vigor
hair food you can guy. For60
years it has been doing just
what we claim it will do. It
will not disappoint you.
"lir halt teed 1^ 1. oar,8•. ,.• rat arta
aalq Ayer's flair y!ger • .1, i n • It began
In p», sed now It s t..0 ••en ..�ne8 long.
TAW seerna a spleedld rNu, l t , mo s; : sr teeing
elm0►t with rot ser I. ale.'
Mae. J. 0. 1 Iran.A ,: ,ra i, t, river eon.
1 a> • bottle. J. (..88 ra rn.,
All Atm tete fort. owe>rsrsoliiso'w
Short Hair
THOUSANDS •IME OF CONSTIPA-
TION.
No Ioondition causes so Ulf ny in-
curable diseases as constipation. It
not only prevents tiro kiln^ys from
cl.;mivalinz 'elle poisonous wastes,
but cruses onncn:La, stomach trouble
and fodigestiwl. W}>,.v won't you
u=c .Dr. IiamUt.on's T'ills and get cur-
ed! Thi; cxcollont medicine restores
normal !bowel notion in one ni3ht.
Tboasornds tray so. Your system will
lo pu: •_ u.h nit an, yule'; ' e free
from 9lr+adaobas, no more sour stom-
ach - in short you'll have jovial
'-p1 i:s ,,rl:I p reef good health. Dr.
Ham:11.,.n'; Wills are toed everywhere
25o a box. Got the ganuine.
The Luildiit permits were;
1901 $1,718,000
1902 ... ... ... ... ... 2, 400,000
1903 ... ... 5,827„;;;‘,0
1904 ... . ... .. 9,500,000
To •reorc fully ,understand the
enormity of the building going on
there. let us .point out that in 1904
(Ilse pennies for Winnipez exceeded
tho-e of moth Toronto nail Montreal
by over $1,000.090.
An Itaca of the increase of 'easiness
ie (
ho city in these four
years may
be dcriR•ed from the bank ca ..^^-in_zs
for (Clue four wears which %tire ;
1901 ... ... ... ... $131,199,483
1902 ... ... ... ... $188,370,252
1903 ... ... ... ... $246,108,006
1901 $258,631,122
To show most readily the treat
onward march of the country it is
noticeable that United States farm
cry who moved to \Westenn Canada
n u m bored,
1901 ... ... ... ... 17,953
1902 ... ... ... ... 21,672
1903 ... ... ... ... 47,780
1901 t., a..n, are not cowine;e but
it is eeneeted that will be aporoxi-
matcly 75,000.
The 'relative increase e[ ;rain
zrotvn is easily deducted from the
'increase of elevabor capacity in the
Nat. thwe_et, wick h is,
1901 ... ... ... 21,000,000 bushels
1902 ... ... ... 26,298.000 bushels
1903 ... ... ... 3 9, 3 3 3, 4 0 0 bushels
1901 ... 11,600,000 bushels
These plait: fact? and fieures can
lead us •o but one. conclusion -the
enormity of the progress of a coun-
try which we, as Cnnadiens, can call
nU f 3 W. A. S.
Exele.r, Feb. 2011i, 1905.
THOSE ANNOYING BLACKHEADS
External applications will never
remove o'•mple t or blackheads. On-
ly by (=t.imulatinz circulation and
puni.fy'rnx lhlte blood can it be done.
For tquick sure. release from these
pests ruse Verrone*: it drives all
humors :from •1 he blood. snakes the
skin healthy. tones alp the system.
Wild' :the pure, ulutritione blood
made by Terrozone a's impossible to
suffer .from ,;rn1• rakal disoa,.. You'll
have a smooth dobahtful akin,
'healthy color nod (beautiful rots-
plexicn Ibv usinz Forrozone - and
you'll feel 'immensely tbetor las well.
Fifty ,cents buys a box containing
fitly ohocokate coated tablets •at any
deur store.
Locals
Mrs. ID. Crittenden, et Ilhyth teas
o visitor in town this week.
JTr, Thos. ll:urdYord whipped n car
load of very fine horses to \Vinnipee
oa Nunday.
1)r. herb Hutto'', of i'ort Colborne
teas a visitor in toe the forepart
A >. 0
of i Iss week.
%Ir Hobe niacin!, of London, at-
tended (the funeral of ale late J. N.
llonper, c:► Wednesday last.
'1111: in.rmc- of 1 h: twat• Proven:es
in 11West •8%111 he Alberto& and
Saska1obewan, with Retsinarid
Edmonton as capitals,
^t
. r �of Farmer'', La -
Th ,mc n z l he i. m
,li1ute etre held in town on \\'ed-
r.••day afternoon and evening. A
report of the era-engi e% will be
riven next week.
Th^ Varma correspondent to the
l'!'nl on News Resiled :eve; - \W.•
1ndcr.sland Mr. L. neatly may Iv,v.
Varna in the near future and t.k
le) bi* residence in Exeter.
Mrs. Chao. Smith, of Sines, Ohio.
writes; '•I have used every remedy
for rick headache I could hear of for
the past fifteen years, but Cartel's
Little Liver I'ills did In( more good
than All the rest.
1)r. .\ndcr'on was called !.est week
to the hedsidc ref his mother, in
Wrtnvorc. Duch.. owing to her ser-
ious illness. On her improvinz
sot' it hat he returned home, receiv-
in; word on Tuesday last of her
'It lib.
Must not ho confounded with com-
mon cathartic or purgative pills.
Carter's Little Liver Pills are ontir-
ely'unlike them in every respect.
Ono trial wil 1 prove their super-
iority.
The bill leo inttorporatt• the
St. Marys one Western Ontario Rail -
ay Company, Masa passed its first
and second readings of the House of
Commons. The .proposed line runs
from 'the C. P. It.. nt Woodsto'k or
London, thence via St. Marys and
Exeter. eto Sarnia. Power is given
►9e company if deemed advisable, to
operate iby electricity.
Arctic Weather. - February this
year, although a short month, can
lay Claim to the greatest number of
cold (lays and the coldest weather
experienced in this locality in the
memory of the oldest inhabitant.
Saturday 11th was .intcnsly cold
the thermometer rei'tering 22 be-
low 'zero with a strong south west
'.v nd and driving snow which made
the low temperature still marc se-
verely !felt. As a result of the hea-
vy snow fall and the following cold
weather, the train service CO the
var-
i us maln� lines was badly ham-
pered. No ,freight trains were able
to reach Exeter for a week and af-
ter 'many days of irregular and
practically no -scheduled train s:r-
vice, a train from London reached
hero on Saturday at 10.30 p. m. the
first mail received for over two days
the train from the north making its
way through the drifts on Sunday
p. kn. This week has bean milder
with a slight thaw and the condi-
tion of things :has been normal.
Division Court. -Judge holt pre-
sided over as court here on Tuesday,
which Ins•ted the forenoon and part
of k'ho •nftcnnoon. In the case of
Rae bun Oil Refining Co., of Hamil-
ton. vs, \Wen, Walker. Mr, Stanbury
Solicitor dor Mr. Walker, objected to
the &powers of the court to try the
case, rind after rogue evidence. was
taken. Mho Judge upheld the conten-
tion and dismissed the cinitn. Mr.
Bicknell, of llnmileon, was Solicitor
for toile plaintiff. Gill vs. Cottle
and .Brown, was an inter -pleader ov-
er n deck w) ice the bailiff had seiz-
ed. The c•leim was sustained. Dick-
son & Carlin."' for detts. Madman
& tSt::enbury, for Off. Ogden vs.
Carroll was adjourned, and in God-
win ve. lTedgins, judgment was cen-
tered !for plff. Gl:adman & Stanbury
•appeared dor plff, in both rases end
deft& were not represented.
Died in \Vinncpe,;-Thc• death oc•
currod as \Wianepe,r, on Friday. Fob.
17th, of Mr. John Nelson Hooper, e
former and well known resident of
t
hie trance, he baviter been manager
wpitth
She Irate James Pickard in the
ntercenbi•le business for :t number
of years. Deceased had latterly
od in \Winnipez, where he %vie
taken ill and for four months was
a etifforor in the Winnipeg Hospital
•(nnlady licher Bright disease
Ariel' other complications. The re-
m:tins .were brought 10 Exeter on
Tui -day Trier:Veer, the 'funeral take
ing place from "'l ire residence of his
sinter, etre. \\'. G. Bissett and taken
in change by the members of the in-
dependent Order of Foresters of
Exeter. of which order he was one
of til:. charter enembere. His re-
mains it ore interred in elle Conde
plot in the Exe•t'rcemetery. There
rcmnfm oi:c silt er, Mrs. \V. G. llis-
sel1 and his !only daughter, Miss
Olive Hooper. of Vitoria hospital,
London. no 100010 his toss, hie wife
(nee eliss E Iz , th i e•kard have)/
L
1
pre -deceased Sean seine years :azo.
The Pymp:ativ of friends is extende.I
to ,the here.''. I.
Rheumatism
is one of the constitutional
It
diseases. manifests itself
In local aches and pains;
Inflamed joints and stiff
muscles,- it cannot be
by local applications.
requires
treatment constitutional
ting through
the blood, and tbe best 1s a
course Of the great mune
Hood's Sarsaparilla
which bas permanently
coved thousands of Cases.
For iaWraoeisy of ram>vkalis cores
seed for Book ea Karma_ dpi. the 7.
C. L Hood Co., Lows
OLD BOYS' REUNION
The Hui ion Old Jloys of '10101.0
lead !their :tau►ual social gathering on
Thursday weight of last week. Tlrc
Toronto Star reports tjsc affair as
follows: "A very pleasant time was
vont ut t fifth :I:uuu:Il..1 11011leand
rt•tut•o:t of the Huron Olet Boys'
Assut'ttiosi, (eleict' wee held at elc-
Cankey's lest niel.e, Some 050 were
present and among t•hn guest"' of the
eventing were the (hosiery pleisl•
dents, Col. W. D. Otter, 1I. MacMath
J. O. Willi -on, E. J. II. DUI1? Ltl, lion.
J estie° Garrote, Dr. Sloan, E. Floody
G. A. Smith send Robert Miller,
Warden of Huron county. A program
of voice one instrumental music was
followed l,ya supper, and tan^ --n danc-
ing until after midnight. The pro•
great ;•nctuded sketches of "Scotch
humor and Irish twit," by J.11. Mc-
Kay ; solos and a piano duet by Miss
Emily Frances Scott and J. 1'. Bal-
four and a pet no duet by Misses
Olive Floody •:end G'adys Lalond,
Th_a officers•and committee arras fol-
lows; l'restdent, S, T. Church; vicc-
pre_sident, Geo. Deaton; secretary
N'• E. Floody : t roasurer, \\'.0. MC.
Taggart : executive committee, .1, H.
McKinnon, R. A. Walker, K. McLeod.
II. C. Sloan, T. G. Soole, W. E.
Groves, J. 8. Timmins, J. M. Marks,
Jae Ilysiap, W. &ieswetherick, J. C.
Hyslop, IDr, Duncan. A. A. Miller. Il.
elutes, W. Prendergo>et, J. C. Mc-
Donald. fr. 11. Rot'hwcll, J. A. Mc-
Laren, J. P. Martin, J. R. Lyons.
Paine's
Celery
Compound
Made Your
Friends and
Neighbors Well
Mrs. Geo. 11. Griswold, Nanaimo,
B. C., writing specially for women
says ;-"Tho garnet succeas of Paine's
Celery Compound in my c;rse, leads
me Ro believe .that it has no equal in
the world for curing the ills of wo-
men. For tthre..^ years, 'female
troubles, edyspcpsin and nervousness
made me a shadow of my former
self. I was treated by competent
doctors, and took a sea trip that
Losted six weeks, but got bomoagain
tee.1'.eng no better. Atter reading one
of 6 -our books on Paine's Celery Com-
pound. I bought. n supply and used
it faithfully. Three bottles were
v' et at 1 had
sufficient 'to
convince m U
found a friend and helper. Six bot•
ties, thank God. banished all my
complaints and made me a new wo-
man. I nm anxious dolt every nut-
feriozr woman should know what
Paine's Celery Compound has done
for Imo."
The Medicine
That Operates
Directly on the
Nerves and Blood.
Sharon
Mr=. Chas. Amy, of Burford and
Mr. and Mrs. P. Coates and daughter
Verna •at Usborne, visited at Mr. J.
Kestlo's else first part of last week.
Eden. ,the youngest daughter of
Mr. Thor, J. Amy les confined to her
room weigh sennet lever. We hope
to coon see ;her out -agsin.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dauncey and
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Kettle spout
Friday with Mrs. Jane Kcatleof Hay,
Mrs. Josiah K(itle left Tuesday
for a weeks visit with her father and
other friends in Hamilton.
Mies Lyda Kestle is visiting her
sitter Mrs. Thos. Trividlck of Crcdi•
on.
Mr. \Wellitieton Amy hos returned
home 'ftcr three weeks pleasantly
spent with friends in Usborne.
One of Mr. Wm. Morlocks cows
nut with •a peculiar accident the
(Alter day. The animal bad not
l:cen well for some time end Mr.Mor•
to:k !thinking it ,lend consumption
killed it, end on examination found
a :spike 'nail lodzc(1 in one of its
lunge.
(Too lute for last wrtk.)
-Mr. Joseph Amy, who has been
laid .up with the grip iy abic to be
out .again.
-Mr. and Mrs :Henry Itcytx,)ds,
of Hay, visited Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
J. Amy, cont day keit week.
- JLios 1'ca,rl Kestle left an err► ex-
tended visit with friends in London,
\Woodauock tonal Stratford.
-Mr. Art'bur Coxworth bas pur-
chased a fine blood afar(. Art
koow•A +r ,•oenl 'horse when he sees it.
-Mr. George Lawson attended ti
Y y'r
rt Mr.\\'.' � tllrle of
truly v at elluant
Wednesday a •t
} •; c line 1 cal (•, d. t c ea-
uM(ara�n in on n -
in,r het.
- ,1r-. Janics Harris, of lla,iitolri
who was a resident of this place ow-
e! .Shrty years ago, was renewing
acquaint:Itlres nerve least week.
-Mr. Titania.' .1. Amy delivered
she horse he solei to Mr. Thomas
Handford, of Exeter, on Monday,
and on Weilnes(Lny Introisit..d anoth-
er. Thomas es quite a speculator.
-Mr'. Maws Amy 1,8,1 (8 stro(rss•
ful aquiline r tnThureda
cater -
neon last. In the rewriter, Mr. Geo.
Mawh•,nney, of the Grethen line .rave
several «rlecli in'. front his .zrapha-
plurnc. The •rermainder of the even•
int vitas spent to music and flames
'nue n Tate hour, when all left for
their domes feeling satisfied they
Lad 1 pots' a very enjoyable evening.
Ilii•: SECOND YEAit OF TIIE \\'Alt
The second year of the war open.:
%%Oh two main problems act befog •
rho Japants,:•. The first is the ton:
ins of the Dottie fle^t, the seen' I
the Russian army at Mukden. It.�
jest rc sky•. sevenhaftIcsla
t
s ar
to uncertain quantity. hummed the
defeat Togo, th^ war would instant
ly ,bongo i1.' aspect. Oyam t 3:t.1 hi .
nrmy would I.e prisoners on 1h
mainland, cut off from their b:tx'.
Two or three hundred 1huu-uud Jo-
ie -twee soldiers tyould be au attkwera
problem for the ltuse►ians to solve,
even under :o trcuteudous u disad-
vantage. None t'he less, much the
greater hart of the Manchuri.1 %% Dui('
automatically revert to the Ito -hiatus
ami the Japanese would surd aider
the shatter: of tulorwous and falai
di -aster. The whole &seal; ,,e the
tear, therefore, still rr•Sis upo>I the
skill of two eels of soawou. The
odds, however, am a heavily with To-
go. fur the Baltic fleet so far has
rot inspired the world with respect.
WHAT CAUSES SNORING
When asleep, people that snore.
breath through the mouth instead
of the nostrils, which are choked
with catarrh. Jif ul:o "Catarrho-
zone" before reflRlnz, and p'ou'Ll
quflckly cure the snorin; hnbit. By
destroying the cause of catarrh and
healing Rhe membranes, CatarrLo-
zone makes a complete cur(
in every ease. It cleans the
nostrils, stops the discharge
end prevents dreppitl ( in tLe
throat in a few minutes. Nothing
so (pleasant or certain to cure snor-
int, catarrh or colds as Catarrhoz-
one-that's worth remembering.
Hay Council
Council met on Monday, Fcbroary
6th, all present.
The .Ouditors' report was laid be-
fore she council, the treasurers cash
book etas examined, finally audited
and signed by the reeve.
The fol lowing amounts were
ordered to be paid; E. Christie,
zrlvcl, 11;10.56; M. MoTaggart, gra-
vel, $3.60; J. NortLcott, ;gravel,
$7.02: G. ICelle.rnrnnn, gravel, S. S.
$2.61; Geo. Fairbairn, gravel, $3.76;
Fred Green, .travel. S. 11., $1.20;
H. Cudmore, gravel, $1.5.2; E. Zel-
ler, pnintins. $22.50; Mess &
I)eioherl. pine slabs, $4.88; J. Gall-
nutll. 'rep. bridge. con. 14, $1.50 ; J.
1. .Mor•ner, auditor's salary. $6.00;
Writ. Johnston, auditor's salary,
*6.00.
Council will infect again on Mon-
day, t Ito 6th day of March, when
pat hneteters, oto., will be appointed.
F. HESS, Sr., Clerk.
A BROAD STATEMENT
This announcement is made with-
out any qualifications. item-Roid is
the ono preparation in the world
that guarantees it.
Dr. Leonbardt's Hcm-Itoid will
cure any case of Piles. It is in the
form of a tablet.
It is ,the only Pile remedy used
internally.
It is impossible to euro an estab-
lished caso of Piles with ointments.
suppositories, •injestions, or outward
appliances.
A guarantee is issued with every
package of Dr. Leonhardt's Hem-
'
Bold which contains a month's
treatment.
Go and talk to your druggist
about it.
The Wilson-Fylc Co., Limited, Ni-
agara Falls, Ont.
Crediton
(Too Late !for hist week.)
-Samuel Brown is holding n clear-
ing 'sale. He will move into the
building 'formerly occupied by F.
Siegnc.r as soon ns the weather will
permit. Daniel Sweitzer, the owner
of ILbe store, at present occup:ed by
Mr. Ilrown. intends to remodel the
same and give it a more up-to-date
nppearance,
- Miss Florence Keys, second dau-
ghter of Mr. John Keys, near here,
seas tanited in marriage to n prom-
inent young gran of Detroit, in the
person of Thomas Kavanaugh. The
happy event woe celebrated nt Wind-
sor, on Friday, San. 27. Mrs. Kav-
anaugli s many friends join in wish -
in; !herself and worthy husband all
the thappiness that !this world af-
fords.
- \\'e aro pleased co hear that Mr.
August Sweitzcr, wibo bee been ill
is rapidly recovering.
- Adam Beck. M. 1'. 1'., of London,
has had several teams drawin•3 logs
to Centralia from Shipka.
-The sleighing is splendid this
year, and largo quantities of wood.
tile and brick aro botnz teemed
through the village.
- Ilonry Elteitzer Ins received al
carload of Manitoba wheat and can
now !furnish firs) -class flour to the
t rade.
-Mr, W. S. Chisholm, nrana,eer of
tire lerchant's (lank, of the vinare,
left last tuck Ito take change of the
Acton [}ranch. Hie Once is lichee
taken by Mr, liora, of Belleville. Mr.
Chisholm has been manager o[ the
(lank seine it opened up in this vil-
lage and has worked up n good but:i
nets. We are very sorry to lose Line
and Mra. Chisholm its they have made
many frier►ds in this villa ze a tol
nei z hbor hood.
THE ROOT OF NEURALGIC
11 EAI)ACIiE
1: .an irrit•anle condition of the
nerves caused by roll. Relief comes
(quickly Brom Nervilinc, the great
pain reliever of to -day. "1 consider
Ncr%ilin(' a tragical remedy for neu-
ral7ia." writes Mrs. E. (i Morris, of
nalt.imor:•. lint [ novo, worry if
Nervilinc is in the Lowe. A few
applicalinne never yet failed to kill
the pain . i can also recommend
Nervil.inc dor stiffness, rheumatism.
:end mu';utar pain'.." In use ncorly
fifty years. Try Nervilinc yourself.
i3OIRN
ARNI}TAGE - la leeetil, on Widnes -
day, Feb. 81 h, n o J1 r. and el rev.
M. 11. Armitage, a (iau;;htm.
DIED
NAI '/.1GRR - in L(:ndon asylum on
811urday, Feb. 41 h, Jacob Naf-
zizer :11 tire age of 211 year..
N('IIILI}d'. - At %uri,1s, on Tueelee,
Feb. 7th, the infant .on of Mr.
and 'Mrs. Abel y: hill'•, at the see
of (11 months nod 16 day,..
TOM - At Med eerie flat, N.W. '1..
on February 218,1., \Wi)litim Chose -
er, e1n1y stn of \Veilliam and Ellen
Toni, need 22 years and 22 1111)
HOOP Ell. -Al 'tVinnipcz on Fehru•
my 1711t. Mr. .iohn Nelroa Iioap-
c•r, (formerly (1 Exeter) "'red 52
Licars.
KF,I(.-In iliddulph nes Tuesday,
Feb. 21st, 1905, Annie, (laughter of
Mr. and Mr., iti: hard Luker, nae•l
IR _year', 13 months reel 17 clay•.
am=
A'egetablc Prepar.:ticti for As -
simila t ing the Food and Reg tea -
ting the Stomachs and Howe t
Promotes Digestioil,Cflee rful-
ness and Rest.Contaf ns neither
Opiuui.Morphitle nor *fmcral.
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Aperfect Remedy FarCanstipa-
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W1'orirs Convult '--" erish-
taess 1111d Loss OF SLEEP.
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It may be either hereditary or contracted; eo while it may not be a crime to have
the disease, itis a crime to permit it to remain to the system. It may manifest
itself In the form of Scrofula, sesessa, rheumatic pains, stiff or swollen joints,
Itchiness of the skin, eruptions or blotches, slows in the mouth or on the tongue
sore throat, falling out of hair, disordered stomach, and a general depresslou of
the system. It you hareem', of thesesyptoss don't neglect yourself. You have
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beware of Quacks and &'akin. OUta NEW 1fE1*IROD TRHkTaaENT
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and eliminates all poison from the system. 'The symptoms of disease gradually
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THEY CLARIFY THE SKIN, PURIFY THE
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STEi.CK - In Winrtipez, Man., nil Chlidron Cry for
Sunday, Feb. 6tlr, Louis R'i!I .t,i
Stehle io►n of Mr!. Wiry Bea like
14th ran. Hoy, a t the age of 2 t
ye i r-, 7 month( and 3 days.
CASTOR IA.
FEEDING PROFITS
Quick returns and profits are what the fanner want: in feeding
steers. These can be obtained in the steer that can be properly prepared
for the market at an early age. One who docs this le "A WISE
FEEDER." In ordinary feeding the haste in getting on a full feed if
eften disastrous to large and early gains. The addition of Clydesdale
Stock Fail to the ordinary feed pits the stomach in such shape as to
allow it to digest and as'.ilnilate a large quantity of food. It is the
assimilatie.n of thio extra feed that makes the profit. A point cverlookc•l
by many (ceders, 14 the condition of hide aril heir. The soft, flexible
skin, and A el'ety hair, is always assoeiaterl bt• the experienced (seder with
gaining capacity. It is a certain indication of an active digstion and
as.ttmilation of food. The outer skin has a direct relation to , the stomach
'
and I testines. Clydesdale Stock Fax1 will give as oft pliable skin and
velvety hair. Mr. Walter Wesley of Pine Orchard, Ont., sal s : " Your
Stock Food gives a smooth glossy coat, perfect digestion and extra gain
over and above that gained from ordinary feeding, and at a profit." The
extra fine finish and early maturity got by feeding Clydesdale Stock
Food enables a man to get top market prices. Voir money will be cheer-
fully refunded by our dealer if von cannot fecal 0 at :t (profit. Clydedale
Stock I'oodt can l e purchased in your district from the following dealers :
Peter Friyne, Exeter.
\V• J. \Viteon, Green( ie
.101)11 I'rr•e,er, /.abet:.
Jaws & Clark, \\'inchel.^a.
1'. D. Hutchinson, Htaff.a.
Alf. Sermon, Heneall.
STEi.CK - In Winrtipez, Man., nil Chlidron Cry for
Sunday, Feb. 6tlr, Louis R'i!I .t,i
Stehle io►n of Mr!. Wiry Bea like
14th ran. Hoy, a t the age of 2 t
ye i r-, 7 month( and 3 days.
CASTOR IA.