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Usborne Council.
bees were peesent. Tbe:eleeetee of the,
tender a Ware Co:3261y and 09 to
A Time .When- Women Are Susceptible io Many
Dread Diseases—Intelligent Women Prepare
for It Two Relate Their 'Experiences.
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published until forbid and charged accordingly'.
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advertising, subscriptions& etc, to bc made payable
to
Sanders 8r Creech,
PROPRIETORS
Foroperty for Salo.
A fine pasture farm in, the Township of Ilay, near
Sarepta; one hundred acres, 85 acres seeded, frame
house and good stable, good water, etc.,
Another 100 acre farm for sale, in the township of
drained, small orchard, 10 acres bush, frame house,
barn, stable and grainary,
Apply to
SANDERS & CREECH, Exeter.
Dashwoo
Roller
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A real good time to buy our famous
VV!iitp Sta.r Flour
is now. Made from the very finest of
wheat-acknowled ed to -be the best
in America -The ills; the Millers,
and the Milling Process all thoroughly
adapted for obtaihing the highest ree
ness and appetizing flavor it is with- T".
out equal; makes more bread easier
and better than any other -gives solid ,
satisfaction to tonsurner and producer '
Buy it and von will please youriielf
WiVeS all over the countrerndorse our
claines. We solicit your patronage.
Jos.Eidt Dashwood
Wan and Shorts
and Wheat Chop
xeter an Ce%ralia
Elevators
Prices:' Satisfactory, Bring in
your grain and load
home with feed,
Jos. Cobbledick
les Cotton Root CoMpound.
The great Uterine. Tonio. and'
only sa,fe effeetual Monthly
Regulator on which women can
depend. Sold In three degrees'
10 degrees. stronger $3: NO. 3,
for special cases, per box.
giold by all VI, or sent
prepaid on reee pt of price.
Free pamphlet. Address : _THE
Tlie llit1010 10 Bull
FOR TFIE
Is that which gives lasting 'benefit
and Pleasure.
Nothing will so sucdessfolly do this
ad a good Iligh.Gracle
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Every member of the fanaily will ful-
ly appreciate it.,
We carry these instruments in the
highest grade and o'nr prices and terms
are of the inoet liberal kind for the
Our Sewing Machines
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Surpass anything in the market for
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Call and see ns; we will take pleiloure
id shown* you our goods....
EXETER 111ARKETSii
Wheat
75
40 42
Flour, per cwt.. family.. 2 25
Eggs
Bran per ton 18 00 18 00
77
_ The "Amigo of life" its
tb.0 most critical period of
• werames existence, end
*the anxiety felt byjiremett
it draws' near 18 hot
Without reason.
Every woman who
glects the', care of her
health at this %line invites
disease and pain.
'When ber syetem 'is in
a deranged condition, or
• is predisposed to apo-
plexy, - or congestion of
any organ, the tendency le
at this period likely to be4
come active -and with a
host of nervous irrite,tions,
make life burden. • At
this time, also, cancers' and.
turnors are 'more liable to
form and begin their dee-
tructive work.
Such warning symPtoins
as eense of suffocatioe, hot
flashes, headaches, back-
aches, dread of impending
timidity, sounds in
the ears, palpitation of the
heart, 'sparks before Ahe
?es, irregularities, con -
weakness, inquietude,
and dizziness, are promptly
heeded by intelligent wo-
men who are approaching
the period in life*.when
woman's great change may
be expected.
Lydia E. Pinklitun's `Vegetable Com -
,pound wae prepared to meet the needs
of wonian's system at this trying period
of her hfe. It invigo:rates and strength-
ens the feinale organism and builds up
the weakened nervous system.
-.For special adePice • regarding this im-
portant period women are invited to
write to Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Masi.,
and.it will be furnished absolutely free
of charge. The present Mrs. Pinkharn
is the daughter-in-law of Lydia E. Pink -
ham, her assistant before het' decease,
and for twenty-five years sinceher advice
has been freely given to sick women.
Read what Lydia E, Pinkham's Corn-.
Pound did for 'Airs. Powless and Mrs.
Dear Mrs. ?bikini m '
"In my opinion there is no medicine
made for wonien which can compare with
and you have no firmer ?riend in the Domi-
nion than I am. At the time of change of
life I suffered until, I was nearly crazy, and
s ipation, variable appetite,
ceen?I'liet. the' Wasbleemo Drain for
reelaoa: W33 accepted, construutor to
' elfiemence work as Seal as lel-issiNe
l and to be paid 75 per cent. eif flee valve)
eof the, work, dono 'whenever at, least
$241 wo'reh of work is eonapleted. The
ment concrete abuteneeteearidconcrete
flairts. WitS let to' 'the, Patterson Ellie
end Whelihao Coe .coritractor to ,do
proaclies and leave watercoueses clear
of all obstructionS. Ey laws 4. and .5,
appointing Pathinasters and regulat-
ing statiete labor were passedf signed
and sealed. Accounts amounting to
-S7230 were passed, and orders issued
in payment. Court of Revisioreof the
assessment roll for,),906 will be held at
Tp.' Hall Elimville on Saturday June 2
at 9.:30 o'clock a.m. The Reeve and
Treasnrer were authorized to borrow
money to nieet current expenses,
Next eneeting of council on 3:tine 2nd
!after court of Revision.
F. Morley, Clerk.
was not flt to live with. I was so irritable,
irrational and nerv,ous that was a torment
' to myself and others. surely. thought
that I would lose my reason before I got
through, when fortunately an old friend
recommended your Vegetable 'Compound..
I took it for five months and then off and
en until the eritical period had passed, and,it
restored me to perfect health. My advice
to suffering women is to try your Vegetable
Compound, and they will not be disap-
Another Woman's Case,
Dear Mrs. Pinkharo. ,
"As I owe my splendid healtb„,to,tydia
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound; I am
very pleased to write and tell you my expe-
rience with it. I am the mother of three
child.ren grown to womanhood, and have
safely passed,the change of life, and feel as
yo.ung. And as strong a.q I did, twenty years
ago, and I kilow that this is all due to your
woman's friend, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound. I used it before my
children were born, and it greatly assisted
nature and saved me much pain during the
change of life. I took off and on, for
four years, and had but httle trouble and
siokness that most women have to endure."
-Mrs. James K. Mann, 800 Bathurst St,
Toronto, Canada.
What Lydia E. Pinkham's VegetaVe
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Compound did for Mrs. Powless and
Mrs. Mann, it will do for other women'
at this time of life.
It.lias conquered paine restored health,
and prolonged ,life in cases that utterly
baffled physicians.
tydia E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound Succeeds Where Others Fall:
E ERS
11810N8
*TO THE
WEST
RETURN FARES;
Winnipeg - $32.00 Strassburg -
Souris • Aso Saskatoon '-
Brandon 33.55 Prinbe Albert
Moosoilin 34.20 No. Battleford
Arcola 34.50 Macleod -
June 6th, good to return until August
July- 3rd, Sept.
31.25
30.00
39.00
40.00
40.50
41.50
42.50
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For rates to other points and complete in -
Agent, or write to CA, Po „s:rEa. District
TUESDAY, JUNE 19
RETURNING 'JUNE 21
St'r GREYHOUND
2 Days In Eletrolt
INGE-STAY FENCE
POINT It vio onion Paned has long elneo ;mina*
VOW, you ars satisfied. and will want more, Illus.
J.i.Heaman Agent.
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Ailsa Craig: Mrs. T. O'Neil has reL,
eeived word of the death of her st.41-•
father, Mr. Leonard of Luton, near
A.ylmeTyOnt. Mr. Leonard will he re-
membered by many of our to wripeople,
he having resided in this vicinity some
years ago. •
Sea fort h: From the assessrnen t roll:
--Actual value of real propeety, ex-
clusive of buildings $99,940; value of
buildings, $636,524; total anemia of
taxable real property; $74,720; take ble
income $21,670; total assessment, $671,-
253. There is a decrease of five in the
population. Total population 2,205.
STATE OF OM, CITY OF TOLEDO, }
Frank Cheney makes oath that he is senior Part-
ner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business
in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid,
and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUND-
RED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured. hy the, use of Hall's Catarrh
this Oth day of December, A.p., 1880.
NOTARY PUBLIC
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, an& acts.
directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Send for Testimonials free.
Sold by all. Druggists,. '
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
CtNTRAL
STRATFORD, ONT.
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Our dames are much larger than they wei'e a year
rago„, The public have l'earned that this is the best
place in the Provine,e to obtain .a Commercial, Educa
tion or Shorthand Training. Students are entering
° each week. Allgraduates get good positions, .... " •
Write now for catalogue.
Principals.
Seaforth: Mrs. Geo. Sillery, aged
'82 years. for riviny year.* a resident lof
11rhbort township; died on Monday lof
last week, at het. residence bereo
Ayer's
Ager's
Keep saying' it, over and.over again.
Ii.) Pills. Th6 hest liver pills' ev6"rnade.
' They ictire constipation, indigestion,
iir
S table, (*nor -coated, mildly laxative.
ow wino r itit stir sordid zeitsit
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Some Good -Stock
To Breed From.
Is a standard -bred trotting stallion,
15 hands, 3i inches high and weighs
1200 lbs.; a well proportion horse with
an excellent pedigree.
Monday; Albert Mcralls'. Biddulph,
and Mcralle" hotel, Litman.
Tuesday, Sas. Keefe's, )3kidulph and
Wednesday, Sohn Kelland's.131ansh.
Thursday, Mr. Somervillehllibbert,
and home.
rridaY, Crediton and home.
IIENRY RUMOUR, ProP. and Man.
GOLDEN, CA.SE
bands high and. wieghe 10/5 lbs. Good
feet and lege. A handsome trotting
good ancestors and faSt Pallets and
Monday, will leave bid own stable,
Atul proceed to Philip
lierit's for noon; and borne for night.
Tuesday, John' Morgan's, con. 4, Us-
WaltlesdaY, to David Obristies and"
botk)0 Friday,
iind home.
I Hal& Brown, Prop,
Kippen
Just arrived big package of Jap-
anese China -just the thing for wed-
ding presents-Charlton's Faire'reter.
DEATHS. -The grim reaper as in-
deed been busy during the past few
days. On Thursday week the spirit
of Mrs. John Strong took its flight.
Her illnees was of short duration and
her death ie exceedingly sad, as be-
sides her husband she leaves a fatally
of seven small children, the yeungest
ft few days old, -John B. McKay of
Toronto, adopted son of.Me. and -Mrs.
Thos. McKay, of Stanley, passed away
few days ago at Toronto. Dece:ased
had only been ill a few days with pneu-
monia. He was,in his 5Ist year and
leaves a wife and seven children. -It
was a shock and surprise to our citi-
zens to learn of the sudden death of G.
Blair, which occurred on Sunday week.
,He'haid been suffering from an affec:
cion of the,heant for some time, and a.
while ago he left his home in the. vie.
age and went to stay vvith his -sister,
Mrs. Andrew Bell,•sr., that he might
have the better care. During the week
previous te his death he paid the vil-
lage a visit, little thinking.it would be
the last, On Sunday morning he went
out to the barn. and while there was
tnken• with a fainting spell from which
he never rallied, passing away in the
afternoon. Deceased was 65.years of
age and had lived in this vicinity 'the
greater part of his life. He 'wee never
married taut is survived ley brother
and three sisters. The remains were
laid to rest in the Brucefield eemetery.
The old saying ‘tha.t.. if it rains en
Easter Senday it will ram •for Seven
Stindays after" seems to hold good
this year, it having rained, on Easter
'Sunday and has rained every Sunday
since, last Sunday being the fourth. -
Those in this vicinity having sold`
Oattle to Hicks and "Coughlin of Cen-
tralia deliVered, them at that place on
Snell efLondon, is visiting under the.
parental roof. -Nelson Coultis sports a
new buggy from his brother at Exeter
last week. --A num bec of ihe ladies at-
tended the Oonvention of the Ladies
Missionary Society at Centralia on
Thursdey last. -e -The Epworth League
takes 'charge Of the Service here on
Sunday..-Mr.and Mrs. Wright visited
the lattee's father on Sunday. -Rey.
Fair, officiated at the funeral of the in
fant child of Mr. and Mrs. ,Squires of'
DaShwood
Miss Tillie England, who has been
suffering from severe rhemnatism, is
able to leave her bed and move out
around again. -Mrs. John Willert.
west of here is very ill. Mrs. Simone'
also continues in a very low state of
health." --Mr. Sim. Ireland of Stratford
spent Sunday at his home here.
The Exeter Council.
The council met in the Town Hot on
Monday evening May. 14th. All the
members were present. Minutes of
previous meeting read 'and approved.
A communication waeread from the
Bell TelephoneCo. asking. permission
to erect certain pples ared allow the
trimming of certain • trees, Granted.
The cemetery eomn3ittee recom•
mended the appointment of W. D.
Weekes on the cemetery board ;tri
the 7iie.,ancy made by -Dr, Anderson:s
leaving town. The committee also reee
comeaended sorne changes in Cemetery
by-law so aeto make alterations in the
charges, viz;7-shoulder grave $7,, coffin
grave, bricked rind planted, $8; coffin
plain, '.$5; coffin grave, shoulder,
without brick $7. A. E. Fuke-Jas.
Oveech--that the recommendation be
Mr. •Levett asked that the trees be
triMined on'the,south side of Sanders
street. Jae'. Oreech-W, J. Fleametn--
that every other tree be cut down and
the others trimmed. .•
NV, J. Ilearnan-Jas. Creech -that
the following aecounts be paid: -
Canadian Expeese 0o.t. $1.95;
Thos. Creech, labor, $1.50;
Walter Wescott," $1.25;
cylinder for engine, $21.40;
Win. 13eimacombe, $1.50;
- W.S.Dissett part salary $32.00.
A. G. Dyer.; pasta e re-assesimient,
ft
ibg truant officers lis , $5, total $71.15.
Reeve feebler inforined the council
that, Afr. Win. 13awden wonld bold his
offer good to transfer to the town the
property lying along "the river west of
the Dilain street hridge if the touncil
vvould plant trees alongside the river.
The matter brought up considerable
discus:WM, regarding the offer. ,A,°. 14.
Voke--Ed•Treble -that the council ac.
cent Mr. Iltioden's offer st Wed to his
eonit ions. --Carried.
Tea; Flavor and Strength
H greater body and richness.. of_ Indian te
when coMbinecl' with the delicatelY. flavored
,but thinnerrtea of Ceylon, produces that "rich fruity
flavor" of .Red Rose Tel-- a tea that strong anti
goes further—requires- lesS :inake a cup of equal
than,any.,brand of Ceylbn tea alone,
Red Rose , Tea combines' the st-Z-g-iii and
richness of Indian tea and the delicacy and fragrance'
is - good Tea
T. H. Estabrooiis
St. John, N.B., Toronto, Winnipeg
Mitchell; Thtf death occurred re-
cently of Mary Jane, wife of George
Baker. Deceased was widely known
and much respected. Her husband
survives her.
Goderich Tp.: The death of Walter
Hick, aged 81. years, took place recent-
ly on,Huren Road. He was a native
eaf Cornwall, Eng. He resided in this
tawnship for half a century. He was
noted as alruit grower.
Granton: The fine cernent struc-
ture being erected by Mr. Baker for a
hardware store is well Cal the way to
completion and is going to be "the"
building of our town. Mr. Baker de-
serves credit for his enterprise.
Brucefleld: Albert Aikenhead and.
@has. Sawers have passed their medi-
cal examinations vt ith honors. This
is Mr. Aikenhead's third year in Lon-
don Medical College and Mr. Sawer's
second year. -Mrs. Sawers has return-
ed from Mount yernon, Iowa, whare
she attended the funeral of her father,
the late Rev. Mr. Hamilton. He was
minister for =ay years of the Metho-
dist of that place, and was nearly 89
years of age; he left five children.
Clin ton : The five-year-old daughter
Bright's disease. She had been ill two
yearsee-News has been received of the
death of J. B. McKay, president of
the Dominion Business .College, Tor-
onto. He was a former employe of
Elarland Bros. His father is Thos.
McKay of Kippen. Mr. Smythe, a.
brakesixian, bed his left arm ,badl3r
crushed at Blythe last week. 'His fin-
gershad to be amputated.
Staffa: The remains of the late 1VIrs.
T. j. Moore were brought here Wed-
nesday from 13uffalo and laid to rest
in the Staffa cemetery, Deceased was
a former resident of this plate but, has
resided in Buiralci for some° time.
Woodhana: It is expected that this
village will witness the greatest days
of its history on May 20th and 24th.
On the 20th the great S.S. anniversary
celebration will be held: Services at
13.A. is the preacher forthe day. On
the 2:4th, -four corner stones will be
laid in the wall of the new church,two
Dinner at 12:00 and stepper at 6.00.
Sports at 3.30. Grand concert at 8.00.
Great preparations are being made for
all the above. „
Liman Crossing: The funeral of the
late Mrs. Mary Ann Carter took place
Sunday afternoon from her late • resie
boye. Deceased, who was 87 years _of
age, came to this country from Ireland,
when she was ;twelve years old, and.. •
settled with her parents in Biddulph
township; where she has resided- ever
MrS. Cartees father was one Of
those who assisted in buildine tharoad
from London to Goderich. She is sur-
vived by three sons, George, of Mande-. .
boye; Wm. of Lucan Crossing; and
Governor Clareer of the county jail at
London and two daughters Mes. Jas.
Simpson, plandeboye `and 'Mrs. J. C.
Watts London. •
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I cruMble the marble palace,
I cut MT men iu their prime;
The monarchs of the forest ••••
Fan before the scythe of Time. •
But my most destructive efforts
"Of snow, and heat and cold,
Have no effect on " Wire Edge "—
it lasts for years uutold.
costs less than ordinary shingles and lasts a
lifetime. It is rain, snow and fire proof -insures
dry, comfortable quarters for live stock and
poultry -and makes the ideal roof for homes,
barns, chicken houses, et.C.
Semple and booklet free. Write for them.
Hardware • dealers' everywhere have
will peocure it for you.
Paterion Mfg, Co. Wilted
cp
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91,4.,ilig,, *0\i` ' ''' Y '
/ ou can. -shake
' WO ' "..**'' . d
ace
furnace without getting
covered with ashes and dust—blas a
dust flue throw)? which all the dust
and, ashes esca'pe when you shake
doiVii the fire.
This heater is so easily regulated and operated,
and so clean, that it makes dui entire household,
bright and genial. '
Sold- by all enterprising dealers. 13ooklet free.
Lio
Ficaar
L04011, TORONTO; MONTREAL, WINNIPETCI-, vhalcoti'inat,