Exeter Times, 1905-04-13, Page 5. THN, kXE1rJR TIMES, APIt[1, 13th 1905.
/yeis• Vegetable, liver pills. That
iswh
at they . Th
coastipheaion�areblliouaneaseycure
sick -headache. il:.::.ail'"nr;M:,
Mut year moustache or.beara BUCKINGHAM'S DYE
• beaatlhl brim or rlct black? u 3e liar. tta a trw.on ea a e reuse ca. asset. a a
M*DICAL
W. BROWNING, M. D., M. C.
11111 . P. S., Graduate Victoria Uni-
versity. office and rt'.idenence. Deminlou
Laeosatory, Exeter.
DSNTAL
et•
KINCMAN, L. D.8. ANL
.
DR. A.H. KINSMAN, L.
D. 8. D. D. 8., Honor Graduate
of Toronto University, Dentist.
Teethextracted traatA)tI withoutor
p in
bad alter eQe'�t., office in Van-
son's
en.eon;s block. West side of Main
street.` Exeter•
D.A. ANDERSON, (D• D•
DEINTIBT.
or Oraduato of the Toronto University
a1 College of Dental Surgeons of
, with honors Also Poet•graduate of
iiireo School of Prosthetic Dentistry (with
eeytblog known to the Dental Profession
mention.
Elf In this office. Bridge work, crowns, al.
um, gold and vulcanite le plates all
I perffeectls
ln
neatest maannerer ibb
I& ramless anaesthetic used for painless extract
OIDoe one door south of Carling Brae store
Luger. Ont.
MONEY TO LOAN
We have trn1im1Led private funds for invest!
' eab upon farm or village property a1 lower
ase 01 tutereet.
DICKSON & CARLING
Exeter.
HONEY TO LOAN.
We have a large amount of private funds to
sats on farm and village properties at lowratee
M Interest
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Barristers Bolicitar.. Main 81. Exeter.
DICKSON & CARLING,
Barristers, Solicitors Notaries Convey uanoere.
Comm toner., reollcltors for the Mo1..one
WHank. Etc.
ean to Lean at leweel rates of tntereat.
it OFFICE :-eiAIN STREET. EXETER.
t. fit. OARLINS is- A. L 13. DICtnoN
'De Osborne and Ribbon
Farmer's Mu ual Fire Insur-
an6e Gompanp
Head Office, Farquhar, Ont.
DIRECTORS
President: -T. RYAN, DUBLIN. P. 0.
Vice -Pres.:- J. A. NOERI8 j
FARQUII AR P.O.
F. MORLEY, WHALEN P. 0.
W.M. PASSMORE, CROMARTY P. 0.
Wm. Roy, BORNHOLM P. 0.
J. L. RUSSELL, RCSSELDALE P. 0.
AGENTS.
J. CARMICHAEL, STAFFA. ONT.
A. DUNCAN FARQUHAR, ONT.
J. WII.soN, FI LLARTON. ONT.
J. S. GILFII.LAN, LUCAN, ONT
B. W. F. BEAVERS,
Secy.-Treas. Farquhar.
.f. +
UNotieo
To Farmers and
the Public in
General .p.
As thc spring is coming on
• now gather up all your old
• truck such as Rags, Rubbers, +
•1- Wool Pickings, horse Hair, +
Old Rope, Bones, all kinds
of old Iron, Brass, Copper,
Lead and Zinc, and take
them down to
M.JACKSON & SON
• Main -St. Exeter.
One door south of the
Metropolitan Hotel. That's +
where you will get the high-
cst cash price for there.:
++•t+++++++++++++++++++++++
_4
Q HORTIIORN DURHAM I3ULL8
Ile7 for Bale -Tho undersigned has for
sale a number of up-to-date thor-
ough bred Short Horn Bulls. They
are of the low set, thick blocky type
and choice breeding. Will be sold
reasonable, inspection invited. Ap-
ply on lit 18, con. 2, Hay, or John
Elder, Hensel?, I'. O.
Fill SALE Olt TO RENT.- Tho
{.roperty on Dinsley terrace,
Clinton, known as the Currie pro-
perty, and consisting of 8 acres of
land, lith eight •roorned house, is of-
fered far sale or to rent. All kinds
of be.trincc froot trees. Just rho place
for a retired farmer or market gar-
tlener:earWill be sold cheap or rent •
ed on ef aeonoble terms. Fifteen or
twenty minutes walk from Clinton
Post offict. Apply to 0. K. Prior,
Clinton.
FOlt SALE.-Ite,idence rind 8 lots
with good stable, everything in
good reepeir. Residence recently re-
painted: also n first-class swell good
orchard, and ornamental trees ort
the premises. The property must be
sold as the undersigned is leaving
town. For {.articulare and terms of
vale apply t lt. 8. Ll,i:. Fxrt(I.
1f you don't lik" t his %% at 1
turn to 4 he March calendar. get out
your winter overcall, and Fore for
•
,pritltji t e dell".
Application to Parlia
ment.
NOTICE IS HEREBY t;IVEN that
an application will be made to
the Legislative Assembly of the
Province of Ontario at thepresent
session thereof. for an Aot to in-
corporate a Company to construct,
equip and operate :1n electric ti's
of railway to run in and through
the City of Stratford in the County
of Perth, and from the said City
of Stratford in and through the
townships . of Downie. Fullerton,
llibt•ere mot Illanshard all in the
said County of Perth a,id the Town-
ships of Usborne and Stephen in the
County of Huron and in and through
the Village of Exeter in the said
County of Huron to the Village of
Grand Bend on Lake Huron, and al-
so from the said City of Stratford
in and through the Townships of
North East hope and south Easthope
and the Village of Shakespeare in
the County of I'ertli, and the Town-
ship of Wilmot in t he County of
Waterloo to and in and -through the
Village of New Hamburg in the said
County of Waterloo wit h a branch
line in and through the Township
of South Easthope to the Village
of Tavistock in the said county of
Perth, with power; (1) To wake
payments in paid up stock or bonds
for rights of way, nn•1t •vial plant,
rolling stock or service: to the
Company, or in furthering the un-
dertaking ; (2) to receive assistance
from Municipalities or individuals
by way of subsidies ,bonuses or oth-
erwise : (3) To manufacture, sell or
lease electricity or electric power to
any person or corporation or cor-
poration along the line of the rail-
way or :.ny of its branches, and (4)
for other proper and necessary in-
cidental lowers. Dated at Stratford
this 23rd day of March, A. 1). 1905.
JAMES STEELE, Solicitor for the
Applicants.
GRAND TRUNK
Railway System
. SINGLE FARE
For Easter Holidays
Going April 20, 21, 22, 23, and 2Ith
Returning until April 25th, 1003
Between all stations in Canada, also
to Detroit & Port Huron, Mich., Nia-
Nara Falls, Susp. Bridge and Buffalo
. Y.
SPECIAL ONE W AY EXCURSIONS
to roints in
Montana, Colorado, Utah. British
Columbia, Washington, Oregon, Cali-
fornia.
On sale daily until Slay 15t1.
For tickets and full information, call
on
J. J. KNIGHT,
Depot ticket agent, Exeter.
J. D. McDONALD
District passenger agent, Toronto.
FARM TO RENT Lot 22 First
concession I:shorne, 100 acres,
now all in grass, also store with Ilay
1'. 0. in connection to lease when
goods are disposred of. I have now
on .hand
a quantity
of
clothing,con-
sisting of ready-made suits, over -
roots rte. which 1 ant now offering
at cost. Good American oil 16 cents
per gallon. To much work for my
age
am U •
S bound to getout
of the
business. Apply ,to L. MoTAGGART,
lley 1'. O..
JOSEPH \V11iTE
Licensed Auctioneer. (4ounties of
Perth Middlesex, Ituron, Oxford
and Town of St. .'ttirys.
Charges moderate. Orders left at
his residence, Queen Ht., 8t. Marys,
will be promptly attended to. Phone
at ,his house.
Special attention given ;o live
stock sales. Orders left nt The
Tinges .will be promptly attended to.
]REi'OItT OF 4. S. No. 2, S'TI•:I'l1EN
The following is the repot for
April of 8. 8. No. t:. Stephen ;- Sr.
4th, (toy (fill, tl24, Clayton Sims 105,
Stewart Mitohell 05, 'toy Sims 90,
Herbert Mitchell 80, f;ve,ei t Sims
80, Laura Sims 78: 8r. 3rd Olive
King 213. Mary Ch;tntbers Ill, Beryl
11i1) 40 ; Sr. end, Lillian SIahIA 254,
Tillie Edwards 237, Eli Sims 201, Syd-
ney Smart 140. .1.4111e4 Carroll 132,
Ethel Sites 108, I'ercy Lawson 49;
Jr. 2nd., Viola Cornish 151, Irving
Statile 127, Gordon M.trsh:tll 92, An-
drew Flanagan 63. -Marc Robert-
son, Teacher.
TIIEY MEAN 17'
No one should suffer , moment
longer with Piles for 1)r. Leon-
hard!•. Item -hold will cure nny case.
A guarantee for $1000.00 eoe•s
with every package of t he ileus•
itoid.
No matter what kind you have
iilihd Bleeding, Intcrntl External,
itching. or Supuratine. Dr. Leon-
llardt's item-Roid will cure you.
Thin is a strong statentent but it
in supported ley a t housand testimon-
ials from those %t -ho have been per-
manently cured by Item-Roid.
If you are not cured you get your
stoney hack. $b.Op at Druggists or
The Wilson -Pyle Co.. Limited, Nia-
gare falls Ont. 8
The Exeter Times
T11l'ISDAY. APRIL lath 1905
RHEUMATIC I'AINS Ql'ICKLY
RELIEVED
The excruciating loins character-
istic of rheumatism and sciatica are
quickly relieved byv npplyiti. Chain-
berl;lin's 1',iin Balm. The great pain
relieving power of the liniment Lae
been ,the surprise and deli slit of
thousands of sufferer .. The quick
relief from pain which it affords is
allow' worth :many 4 its cost. For
sale in Exeter by W. S. Howey.
KITCHEN ECUNOM\-
%t'it
Wit uniform t u i
ur r• •ti
w L h char c.
for
heps
• the L gas stove is ordin:►rib}• the
expensive piece of household machin-
ery, and at 1he sau►e time 11 is the
one Ileast understoo:l by the average
housekeeper. tVriting in the May
Delineator under t he 4 opie "Gas
Stove and Refrigerator Knowledge,"
Isabel Gordon Curtis has some sug•
gest ions in ibis connection which rob
the gas stove of some of its terrors
of 'cost. Young housewives
par-
ticularly will {refit
by rcadiu;z the
article, which iv in the series " The
!Making of :t llou eoifeet Other
topics of domestic interest in the
seine number are "A Crown of Lamb
illustrated for Easter service, "Left-
overs," also illustrated, and a lune
of kitchen lore and recipes under
the 9ieading:v "A Nest of Fres,"
"Novel ;net hods of preparing Grape-
fruit," "New Fillines for Layer Cak-
es," and "household flints."
THE 11.15 OF THE AGED
Mrs. Stacey, of Hamilton. tells
they may bo lessened.
Mrs. Elizabeth Stacey, of 172 Hunter
Street west, Hamilton. says ;
"I was very much troubled with
Headache, Dizziness and Constipation
I am in my eighty-first year acnrt I
grew worse and worse till I was co
weak. and faint that I could hardly
keep from falling.
"Since using Dr. Leonhardt':► Anti -
Pill I am very rnuch better ;in fact
l may say I am very well compared
to what I was before using Anti -Pill
"1 am so thankful for the improve-
ment at my advanced age that 1 think ! 1
I should write and tell you about it
I will always recommend Dr. Leon-
hardt's Ant i -fill to anyone metering
as I was "
Anti -Pill ''
1
nt I hl is ► it'
) c '
positively the lest
medicine of aged men and women.
All druggists sell Anti -('ill. 50c.
for a month's treatment.
The Wilson -Fyfe Co., Limited
Niagara Falls, Ont Sole agents for
Canada.
how
TERRIBLE HACK PAINSThey fairly eg•anize Jour lift.
Sotuatfling powerful and ptmetret-
ing is needed. Doctors knots of
tothiug so shift ;to relieve as NCI' -
tilin:•, a sit'ong, pellet oil ins lini•
merit -made L.) c tire just such pains
as '-ours. Ncrviline is very con-
cent re t ed, ebo't fc•ur times more
leo ei ful ,plan ordinary liniment t.
In t ha worst cases i'oison's Nervi -
tine 'i:1 extraordinarily .{:cod. All
muscular loin (teen helot it.
Nearly fifty yews in u.c-a ,o:x1r'••
ct•l)1ittc'ttdutiou, Surety.
I'SltOlt N E COI' NCII.
Council met April 1st. pursuant
d' e
a Durr + 11
tin n .i he c
Ic
J mmhr
were 1tt .
tut. 'the nt
rugs of the
Inst meeting were ,re td end : allies ..
ed.
A communication 11.15 1( 1)1 from
the city of .Toronto council, asking;
the ('sbporn) council to join in peti-
t inning 1 he Le; islet tire, 4 a extend
the privilige .of voting at municipal
clectioits, and en Money by-laws etc.
t a married women w)lo;e ,names are
on the assessment troll. Nte action
was taken in else mat ter, JUJU* lithe
proposal of the •Elgin Municipal as-
woci'ttion ill referring au chanain;
Sec. 506, 'ef the Municipal Act.
A tyrant rot $25 %•as given to the
Stephen & Usborne Agricultural
so:iely to assist Irl erect ilii,; new
buildings, etc.
The following pat /mil rir•rs were
appointed for the: current year;
Div. 1 -John Webber, Henry Jones,
Itichard Cortes, Frank Ca•ttca, C,
Wyman. \V. J. Cave, Simon blunter,
John blunter, It. Kydd, J. T. Hicks,
J. Cooper, 8. (Hunter, G. N. \Villia.tns
Richard 3once.
Div. 2-J. Welsh, G. F. Case, 11)•.
Dougall, \Viii. Rivers, A. Mitoliell, 0.
Forgu.eon, F. lllatchford, Chas. Har-
ris, It. hell, Paul Madge, Jas. An-
dcrsaa, Fled El erington, \Vtu Glenn,
Martin elcTag.;arl
Div. 3-Georgo Earl. 'font llroek,
Ilcrnian Kyle, Andrew 'Turnbull, T.
Nagle, Fred Stephens, Hush Berry,
Josia Creery, John Hanna, W. 1.
'Tufts, A. Dawson, W. Hazelwood, W.
11. Mar,lrill, Thom. ICinsela.
Div 4. -Philip Madge. James Co' --
Ile, It. Monteith, Fred Stewart. '1'.
Ilunkin, It, Alexander, Joseph Vance,
t. Gardiner, M. Fletcher, 8. Routly,
Jno. Duncan, Sills Shier, John Ruth-
erford, Warren McGill.
Account.i n,nounting to $121.30
wero passed and orders issued in
n n
p.
� i e 1.
! )
Council then adjourned no meet
May 61 It •rt ono o'clock.
E. MORLEY, Clerk.
Mr. Adam Beck, M. P. 1'. of Lon-
don, Minister without ,portfolio, will
be .appointed Minister of the Depart -
ment of Health and Labor, tvhich
portfolio will soon be created by Ilse
provincial government.
LISTEN TO Ti(E BRONCHIAL
WHEEZE"
It imeans l hat disease will green at -
tack alto lungs. Wheezing is dis-
tressing to the sufferer and nnnoy-
ing Ito his :friends. Nothing half so
certain in bronchitis and throat
trouble as "Cetarriozone"; it gives
instant relief and cures even the
worst cases. Bronchitis fairly flees
under ;the magic •influence of Catarr-
hozone -which cures so thoroughly
1 e disease
hnever t•eturns. Other
remedies .may relieve, but "Ca.tarr-
hozone"" cures bronchitis, catarrh,
and •throat 'trouble for all time to
come. Sold everywhere.
SOME WEATHER OOSEItVATIONS
1. Double the Lours or days from
Os' clearing of n storm 4o the next
calm period : the result 1-i11 enable
one to foretell very closely titecom-
ing ,of rho next storm. The sooner
th, .calm, aim sooner the storm.
2. When 'the sun sols between
dark Shanks of clouds with a yellow
isle .red cast, and appearing (tome
like an evil eye, there orifi oe a he,':;
southeast storm the following d,y
3. The t4•lmc general appear,nr
when the sun rises. but wit h a t • d.
dish yellow• cast, is shortly (olio' •'1
1)3' a heavy easterly Storm.
4. Long and narrow clouds in' h •
west .late in t he day. having the n -
pcarance r f clouds, i8 an almost sit. e
si in of 810081 the following day'.
5. When the electric lights of
Sty, viewed from an elevation in the
uburbs, scintillate wit h n peculiar
eineat d -like brilliancy, a elorm
lortly follows.
There are other indefinable vizns
whereby, like a sixth leense, one oen
foretell the approach of a stone or
the clearing away of n present
stoma.
CHAMBERLAIN'S REMEDY
THE BEST ANI) MOST
POPULAR
"Mothers bay it for croupy chil-
dren, �railro,d men buy i tfor severe
coughs and elderly people buy it for
la grippe" sly Moore Bras., Eldon.
Iowa. "We iac11 more of Chanher-
lein'e ('ough Remedy 'thein any other
kind. It seems to have taken the
lead over several other good
brands." There i8 no question but
this medicine is ale best that can
be 'procured for cough, and cods,
whether it be .a child or adult that
iA afflicted. 0 tltvays cures and
cures quickly. Sold in Exeter by W.
S. !foe . y.
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FOR A WEAR DIGESTION
No swollen scan replace food but
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets will help you to digest your
food. It le not the quantity of food
taken that gives strength and vigor
Io the system, but the amount di -
.tested .•Ind assimilated, if .1 rouhled
with a tweak digestion, don't fail to
give these tablets n trial. Thous-
ands have been benefitted by their
use. They only- 'cont a quarter. For
sale in Exeter by W. 8. Howey.
LAItGF,ST ORGAN IN TIIE BODY
Is (the liver. Small wonder that
liver ,trouble makes you feel so mis-
erable. The symptoms are consti-
Patie.t, dizziness, indigestion, heed -
ache, feeling of depressicn :uttl lack
of appetite.
There is hut one sure cure. -Dr.
Ilamilton'a Pills. In every case they
are successful. Ily relying on Dr.
Ilarnilton'A I'illt you are suro of
strong vitality, nourishing blood,
bright cheery spirits. No longer will
you stiffer from disordt•rea liver or
kidneys. The marvel of this medi-
cine ds that jt keeps you welt -pro -
vents and u-ards off sickness of
every kind. 25c. per box every-
where.
NO. 13, HAY AND STEPHEN
The 1 t'
h f lot h
O I 'A
h t the, Marchreport
g
of M. S. No. 13, Hay and Stephn-
Sr. 41h, Charlie Dunsford 73 per
cent.: Jr. 4th Freddie Smith 65; Si-
las Ford 63; Barton Ford 58; Gordon
blooper 56; Sr. 3rd, Clayton l'routy
72; Clifton Prouty 63; Nancy Smith
50; Jr. 3rd, Nelson Stacey 56; Sr. II,
Norman Yard 75; Nellie Stacey 56;
Jr. 2nd, Horace i'tiff 78; Grant
Hooper 83 Ena (sox 40 ; Pt. 2nd.,
Annie Green; Sr. Pt. let Ethel
Smith. Emilio Smith. Willie blooper ;
Jr. 1't. 1st, Lena Stacey.
F. 13. GRAHAM, Teacher.
ABOUT RIfF,USIATISM
'There are few diseases that in-
flict snore torture than rheumatism
and 1here is probably no disease for
which much a varied and useless lot
of rernedice have 'been suggested. To
say that it can be cured is, there-
fore, a bold statement to make. but
Chamberlain's Pain halm, which en-
joye .1n extensive wile, has met with
groat success in the treatment of
this disease. One application of fain
1.) .will relieve Balm nh rl! telt t the pain, and
hundreds of sufferers have testified
lo Permanent cures by its use. Why
suffer when Pain Balm affords such
quick .relief and costs but a trifle?
For sale in Exeter by W. 8. Howey.
Communication
To 1118 Edit Or of the Exeter Timm,
Dear lair -When I wrote the last
paragraph in my Jast letter, I was
thinking of t he barren fig tree. 1901
started with a brand new council
Now I thought t here was a grand
opportunity for this now council to
,gain credit for ileelf, and to do a
good work for Ile municipality, for
they knew of their predecessors lack
of ability in not fulfilling the duties
of their office. I made on appeal to
the new council, telling them that
their predecessors had Jett some un-
finished business, ,riving a at:dement
of 'what it tvaa, and t (tat i wanted
than do see to it. Now I fully ex-
pected 4 hey would investigate the
whole .affair and make the crooked
places straight. Guess my disap-
pointment, when 1 waw in the coun-
cil %minutes "received and referred to
the r,olicitor". I had reckoned on
1 he 'members of the new council as
being mien of integrity who would
like tel do right and It 1s not taken
into account that it waA the anis
solicitor who had been so successful
in bringing the council of 1903
through. 1 wrote them ngain, ?ave
them figures, and entroa1ed them la
get It he by-law earl to Irok into the
To Cure a Cold in One Day ..°7,svocgty..
Toke Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets bon '"`
Sown Melon iotas sol Li pest 13 months. 'f bds •% V. /. jf �"�/Tr box. 25e.
1
matter fee themselves, ,tut ell to
Ila purprse. and es ler as 1 could
earn 4t hey did not ling ; t t les st d re
but a•eter everything to the solici-
tor. 1 ;must ray I dist not altoiath-
er •relish this kind of treat neni, for
I had only :,eked for my own, an 1 1
did it as kin.ily ns I could. t:elinz
them (that I minted n., favor, a.tid
that 'they should not sacrifice their
conscience for me or any other inert
Luc do whit 1•.1a light, but lb 'y paid
Iittle heed to my entreaties. l don't
know if they were following. the
example of the ttt•a men of
1903 council, who told uta with a
swell c.f pride brit they Paid for
their '1 !kinking :end figurine. t'p to
1his 'time i lrtd 11 . clot;ht of suint;
theu 'I
eu net but ;
u ,ft •1being • used it
n
sue • s ,
ha iLb• a
1 t i .r ,
m 1 n ,end toy cause
beim, :t righteous one, 1 dist not
f.!A like giving any Wok 1 e the
spoilers and let alum 4r,mp hurl ju
1 ha dust, s.: I consult :,I :t lawyer
and Dive hint the facts. Ile said
114 would not give advice until Iva
had (made a thorough examination of
Ilia whole business. After two or
three days I tilled on him to see
what be thought. Ile beet he hid
I;oked into the vholo thin;; anJ ex-
amined the by-law and was quite
5,1 i:fi •d 'I lint 1 10(18 right in putting
in my cl;iiun .•,
J,ar an over cher ^. 1
gat him to write a Lotter to the.
ceunci1 :riving thein 4 h facts as he
sow th on and ask for a settlement,
thinkirot a lawyer confirming the
facts '1 Ind given Oxon would be all
tint lits needed 4o got a rctticment.
This letter seemed 4 a open their
eyes. 1'erhal:s they thought that
it locked like 'thunder in the air, and
Clark clouds- g.tt11: ring. They said
we must send for the solicit or, the
solicitor' came. What he told them
:it 1hjs mooting, it's not for me to
say, but one dhing is clear that he
dict not advise 4.o lova mercy, do
justice and give equal rights to all,
for I think if he /rid they mould
have, done it. From infornatioe
that I hive from good authority, 1
understantkr.hcy were fully convinc-
ed 'that I woe right and wou1.1
rather have settled it without go-
(itrg ,to court, for I have been told
That Mr. Traylor figured it out. and
found there was quite a sunt charg-
ed ;to the frontage btx payers on
the expenses more than their just
due., ,hut as he was art interested per-
son did not Avant to snake the first
move. Now, 1 take Mr. Taylor as
being quite an intelligent man, and
quito capable of doing it, but
think that Mr.i
T.)for oras a hitt
delinquent in the anatter. But tl
solicitor s.tid to the council. "No
If you pay l legit, how will you fa
the (next elcotion? Carling will cha
lunge you for doing it." and I liar
have been told too, that Mr. Die
son offered to argue the case fo
nothing if ho slid not win it. I lav
been told also that Ile made a chore;
and was paid by the council. Tha
is ms much as tosay that he wren th
case. I ant at a loss to know ho
he won it. I charge no mon wit
wrong doing, except he is guilty.
just place before it he people som
of the faots I know and what' I
have tbeen told by good authority,
and the public can judge for them-
selves. Now I say I have appealed
to two councils on a legitimate
claim, asking for redress and pro-
tection, but they hive not regarded
my entreaties. They hove neglected,
or by some means utterly failed to
do so. Now, now the only aJterna-
tivo 'left is Belt protection, and lam
om elled t A .
c o fight in elfdc[c ce I
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accuse no person, but whosoever is
guilty of holping to keep me out of
my just rights, lot them be in the
council or out, they are the person
or persons I .strike at. That my
claim of being overcharged, and I
did pay moro than my just share
of the expenses, was substantially
proven at ttho court by indisputable
facts, for the Judge declared it to
he so while on the bench. He said,
"Yes, Mr. Blatchford Iles paid too
much". Then, toa, my lawyer has
given proof of the same fact, end all
who heard the trial can say the
same, and I can prove by gores
that aro not easily dispute There
r,`�r,
V
s a mystery somewhere. .t it
not Mr. Dickson who wrote out the
notice for the laying of elle side-
valk, and fixed the proportions of
payment 60 per tent. for the tor•
oration, and 90 per cent. for the
rontago tax payers? 1f you read
ho notice you will see. it gives the
utnbor of feet of your lot or lots :
hat you have to pay 40 per cent.
1 the cost. There can't be ony rnis•
eke about that. \Vho drew up tho
y -law, was it not Mr. Dickson, and
id he not expressly state In tixtt
y -law tlbet the corporation would
ay Ihe whole of Ilse cost of all
treet crossings and Victoria r►treet?
ow then, if Mr. Dickson is really
he mean who executed the work, let
he council say "Why didn't Mr.
)ickson make out his account in
ccord.nce with the. conditions tail
own by himself." Can any one tell
e? Right here I ask the council this
uestion. "(lid you employ Mr.
ickson to go to the court to (le-
nd the council against my suit for
vercharge, did you piss n resolu-
ort in 1 h council to that effect,
ere you not oonvinced in your otvn
inde that m)' claim was a legiti•
ate one, and if you had acted at
our own judgment and to 1 he. na-
l' of your canaciencc what would
ou have done, be einditl and true
yourself, and tell tine." I want
word with Mr. Dickson. " Mr.
ickson, you remember the day of
to trial." 'YeR, I remember it too.
STOP! WOMEN,
AND CONSIDER THE
ALL -(IMPORTANT
FACT
That In addressing Mrs. Pinkht:m you
are confiding your private ills to a woman
- a woman whose experience with wo-
man's diseases rovers a great many years.
You can talk freely to a woman when it
is revolting to relate your private to eibles
to a man -besides a gnarl docs not under-
stand -simply because he is a man.
Many tvotuen suffer in silence and drift along •
from bad to worse, knowing full well that they
ought to have immediate assistance. buts natural
modesty impels them to shrink from exposing them-
selves to the questions and probably examinations of
even their family physician. It is unnecessary.
Without money or price you can consult a woman
whose knowledge from actual experience is great.
Mrs. Piukltaul's Standing Invitation:
Women suffering from any forth of female weak-
ness are invited torpromptly communicate with Mrs.
Pinkham at Lynn, Mass. All letters are received,
opened, read and answered by women only. A
woman can freely talk of her private illness to a
woman; thus has been established the eterual
confidence between Mrs. Pinkhan and the women
of America which has never been broken. Ott
of the vast volume of experience which she
has to draw from, it is more than possible
that she has gained the very knowledge
that will help your case. She asks noth-
ingin return except yonrgooti-will,and her
advice has relieved thousands. Surely any
woman, rich or poor. is very foolish if she
floes not take advantage of this generous
offer of assistance. - Lydia E. I'iukharu
Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass.
Followlug we pubbisL tWO bet-
tors front n Wonsan tubo acc•e'p-� +isauknow avtal,wrote
Ierattouthatmydoctot
ted this invitation. Note the ;
said I mast have an operation or I could not
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result. live. I then wrote you telling you my ail
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' mems. follnw,•,I your advice and am en -
First letter. tirely well. I can walk utiles without an
"Dear Mrs. Pinkhant:- ache or a p. alis and I owe my life to you and
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o su ere -1 something : I wise. every suffering woman would read
1 terrible every month with my periods The this testiononial and realize the value of writ -
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to submit to it if I can possibly help it.
Please tell me what to do. 1 hope you can
relieve me. "-Mrs. Mary Dimnilck, 59th and E.
Capitol Ste, Benning P.O., Washington, D.C.
Second letter.
' Dear Mrs. Pinkham:-
" After following carefully your advice,
and taking Lydia. t'inkhain','Vegetable
Compound, I amt'ery anxious to send you
my testimonial, that others may know their
valueand what you have dole for me.
Dinulntc •, 5911 and E. Capitol Streets, Ben -
fling P. 1>., Washington, L. 4'.
When a medicine has been successful
to restoring to health so many women
whose testimony is so unquestionable,
you cannot well say, without trying it,
• I do not believe it will help me." If
you are ill. don't hesitate to get a bot,
Ile of Lydia E. I'inkbam's Vegetabl
Compound at once, and write Mrs. Pin
ham, Lynn. Mass., for special advice --
it is free and always helpful.
I rememeer rho first question you
put to me, it was this, "Didn't you
have a big funs with the council
about some old plank," I said "no"
Now sir, I think you must have been
pretty hard up for material to argue
against indisputable faots, with im-
aginary old plank coupled with. "
"\ou should have applied to the
court of revision and the like. would
Lc nice little stories to amuse child-
ren with but tos
nett
them for argu-
ment rnent before a Judge surely port-
rays ;the weakness of your case. You
will
romomhcr too, when you, Mr.
Gladmnn and the Judge figured it
up, and the Judge saying, "Yes, Mr.
Blatchford, has paid too much" and
you will also remember that I made
this statement to the judge, that
(bo contractor had been paid $1712.-
89, and of your saying "that's right
to five cents. Then you said, "Do
know Mr. Blatchford, (hat there's
$200 yet to be paid the contractor?
I said "No, I slid not." You said
there .was, and referred the matter
to (the clerk. You ncknowled;ed
that $1712.89 was right to five cents
Let us add $200 to $1712.89 it will
make $1912.89. Now the expenses
were $193.40. What per centaee
will it- take on $1912.89 to make
$143.401 Men per cent, and a frac-
tion will do it. Now my cash pay•
ment besides t he expenses were $25.33
Ten iper cent. on $25.33 will make
$2.51, add 40 for the fraction. It
will be $2.58. Now then, I am
charged ►$538. Deduct $2.58 from
$5.32 there will remain $2.74, which
is the amount of the overcharge. 1
Figure it out for youraelvice. Why
should I pay 21 per cent. and the
corporation very little over 10 per
cent. Now then, if it is true what'
I have been told that Mr. D. offer-
ed to argue for nothing, if he did
not win, this shows that rho council
did not want to go to court, bpi.
would have rather settled it twit•
out. Why was Mr. 1) .so keen to do.
work 'gratis? There must be some
reason. That is whit prompted Inc
to
write. t to show tho public what
the facts are. Ho wants to estab-
lish a case without any proof. Now.
what sense would there be in the
council refusing to refund what I
had over paid, spending the people's
money in law. Now as regards the
cry that I should have appealed to
the court of revision. Any person
can see that nothing could be more
absurd, when the court of revision
was held
on the 8th of June, and
I did not got my account until the
141h October, four months and sir
days after. When Mr. D . 1•(155
fairly .(Staten and the Judge pro-
nounced it so he
opened up a book.
I have learned since that it treated
on ttechnicnls, that is, when you aro
fairly .beaten this technical key will
open n side -door. That's all know
about ecohnicalt. Now if I have
made nny Rtate,nents that are not
facts, by producing reliable proof, 1
will frankly acknowledge the mis-
take, (or what I have said I believe
to he facts. Now I will relax ,
n while to give opportunity to make
1 hings right as I 4 hink I Neve
made it clear to convince any honest
mind.
11. BLATCHFORD
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