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Exeter Advocate, 1906-10-11, Page 4 (2)Melissa ecierats&icskin feed, lbirhlyres commended Bol rough, hard -es iu'ritat.ed . sTein, chapped halide oselipee Begin , Healing Instantly xta healing and hsor iii qnal- • Wes are twnsur ; seed p , it. con- tains no greaeeeoils ori: a ucilag- anouseubstances. Melissa Balm cures all forms of irritation, red. Mess, blotches, pimples, freckles,, and makes the skin as smooth and white as a baby's skin. 25 Oeste a Dottie. Prepared by W. S. COLE, Phila. B. ATI' • Cole's, [Central Drug Store Exeter, Ontario Obteter Atittoratt, TERMS Of SU13$CRIPTION. One Dollar per annum epaid rin advance, $1,50 if not so pald. Sanders re Creech, Props. THURSDAY, OCT. 11, '06 NOTE AND COMMENTS G. H. White, Conservative, was el- ected by 1052 majority to the House of Commons from North Renfrew on Tuesday. ** The London bribery investigation and the Insurance investigation are showing up a remarkable state of things in regard to the manner in which elections are won and insurance money is handled. . The result of the vote in Elgin coun- ty on Oct. 4th for the House of Com- mons, the seat being made vacant by Mr. Ingram,: Conservative, being ap- pointed a commissioner on the Temis- cawing Railway, gives the Conserva- tive, Marshall, a majority of 77, over Haight, Liberal. ** Application. has been made to the Federal Government for a protective duty of 33i per cent on tin plate so as to aid an infant tin plate industry. Farmers and othersare takin strong objection to it and justly. From the standpoint of thef canning industry alone an increase in the price of cans would mean much more to the people of Canada than the employing of a few tin plate workers in an uncertain in- dustry. An increased cost of tin would mean an increase in the cost of all the canned goods. Then there are all the tin utensils used in dairying, etc., to be considered,, as well as roofing, piping, eavetroughing, 'etc, anyone of which is sufficient to warrant the re- fusal to put on the duty asked. The Word of the People. Anyone, who naturally hesitates about "xng an unfamiliar remedy, will find abundant proof of Bu=ju's excellence in writing to any of the following -people who have been completely cured of serious and complicated kidney ailments. JJH. cairncross, 377 Church St., Toronto. Mwrs . McLichey,,Blake, Ont. 1icKenzie, Thamesville, Ont. Mrs. F. Alaire, 87 Church St., Ottawa. Mrs. Bella'Stead, St. Catharines. W. A. Beswick, Huntsville. 4 r,. Doolittle, 712 Elias, St., London. Sit down --why not ?--21ow and write. Don't defer the relief and cure that Buse -wean give. Fifty cents. ", Money back if not satisfied. {: ° W. S. HO WEY, DRUGGIST. Winchelsea Following is the report of SM. allo. 0, ttsborne. for September. Names are in order of merit. V. -L Godbolt, L Heywood.s Sr. IV. ---N Heywood, E Heywood, H Hunter. Jr. TV. --E Washburn., R Pletcher, R Fair, Sr. III. M Talbot, R Godbolt, J Oreery, Jr.1I1•--E Heywood. II. ---E Coward, A Creery,- Eric Coward. Pt. IL -I Oreery,R Goulding, M Clerk, Sr. Pt. 1-11 Cornish, D Cornish. Jr. Part L I Heywood, L Cornish, L Creerye D. McDougall, Teacher. My Hair Ran Away Don't have' a falling out with your Mair. It might leave you! Then wit? That would mein thin, scraggly, uneven, rough hair. Keep your hair at home ! Pastan• it tightly to your scalp! You can easily do it with Ayers- Hair 'Vigor. It is something more t ata a simple hair dress- ing.5a hili' j hair dicineiA' hair tonic, a hair food. 'i'txb bbs$ frhind cite testimottiad- "1014 for over eixte. sears.? J Ili i va tg:14.cr.cl i1 ret 11'x: -_Z tzcele".) Wan. W 'iteell lnae disptnsc l a) ? bi trot" ling 'colt„ pared Nordino, to flit'. Sparrow foe which he received the h auIlciuomo iieve`e of 62:10.---. .ims. Miele O plant k auad "'dins Nora Qollins arevisiting then' easter in Dahllite than weelo see atirick txlas °ins sato visiting firs SenGlalcast week.-B.a; ainningham wee called to Oltarndeboyo on Tuesday owing to the serious illness of isle fti.th- er.--John Rate had an ,apple vexing bee On Monday • evening at 'which tai largo member of yot>:ng people were resent. - All report a splendid time. - les Hannah McCa,ffea'y off Dutton `as visitrne, at the home of Patrick Suli- ytan. aIntsbury Mr. and Mrs.Johen Dickene,of: water, Sinncoe - County, visited last week. They, with Mr. and Thos. Dickens,, visited in Detroit or three days. -Mr. S. Hunter cat off the red tickets and specials i classes for horses at Kirkton Fal Friday. RE0Ei TioN.-The home coming o newly wedded couple, Mr. .and Wm. Dickens, was the occasion very happy gathering at their h on Wednesday night last. The g consisted of immediate friends an latives and after the hearty cong had been extended all jo in merry making. 'It was not until all turned their attention good old -liras dance which lasted. p into the morning, all enjoyin • good time Stephen Council.. Council wet in Town Hall, Credi on Oct. L All ' present except. Yearley. Minutes of last meeting and•adopted. The Collector's Bon, 1906 was presented to the Council approved of. The following ord were passed: M Wild, gravel, $18 11 L Kraft, do.. $13.76; F Triebner, $19.80; I Bastard, tile culvert, $1 ' J. Keys, rep. bridge, $1.50; J Ziler, 50c.; S Davis, do., $L25; F Heintzin do., SOc.; R Hill, do., $2.75; J Mad. work lst side road, $2; Win Nic r'epairing.Crediton road, $1.25; Nel Baker, drawing gravel, $2.50; R Mi ell work on c'ilvert $2; 11: J Kuhn, ac., $4,97; Code & °Code, McKee: award No. 2, $20; J Hepburn, di con. 4, $4,50; J Lawson, part mud cr contract, $800. Council adjourned meet on Dec. 3, at 1 p. m. H. Eilber, Ole hes Mrs. two cat, n all ✓ on f the Mrs. of a me este d re- rat- fined ong o °a ell g` a or., read for and ers 96; do, 0.50; o., an, Medd 0 u g t w n Bond k Mit e d Sup Centralia Mr. G. G. Essery, liveryman, hursday last sustained an unpleasa nj ury while running a buzz saw at -t reainery. He was; ripping a piece. oard when his right hand came ontract with the saw and eut his.rig hum through the bone between t rst and second joints. The bone w et back together again the flesh se d up, and it is now doing -'nicely. ome ill disposed person stole three he mite off Fred Bloomfield's rubb 'red rig on Thursday night. As t uts themselves were not valuable t bject seems to have been to give Fr spill when driving. Such conduct ost contemptible.- eMr. P. Hank wha broke -his ribs recently, is no ble to be about and will shortly 11 --Wm. Boyle is home -arid and e doctor's care. -Wes. Hodgi oved his family to London this wee here he has secured a position acksmith.-Mrs. Chas Fairhall yrned Saturday from a visit to Luca DEATH. -The home -of Mr. and M athew England, on the 3rd'conce on of Stephen, was saddened on Su y, Our. 7tb, by the death of the i'ght little daughter, .; Myrtle .Iron the age of 1 year, 5 months and ys. The little one had been ill onl ew days from teething been pne onia. The parents' many friend mpathize sincerely with them i eir bereavement. The funeral• too ace on Tuesday.afternoon,: the r sins being interred in the' Pairfiel metery. son ch. the ver ch, ek to rk._ on nt in bt he as yr - of er he he ed is n, be er ns as re- n. Mr s s- ir e, 2y u- s n e; d 0 fi e S ti n 0 a re. a b w. bl to M si da biy at da of m th sml ce McGi lliyr y It. J. Hamilton has returned to To- ronto to resume his studies at the Med- ical College. -Mrs. John R. Hardy is recovering from a severe' illness. - Me. and Mrs. Thos. Hutchinsonand daughter are on a visit to friends in Marlette, Mich. -Jas. Reid has gone to Kingston to attend College. :After a three months' stay at his home on the 7th con., D. H. Stewart has re- turned to Toronto to resume his stud- iee at the College. -Geo. Black, who has been residing on McMiliian's farm, 4th eon., for some years has rented a farm near Kerwood. We are sorry to lose Geo. as he's a good citizen. -Wan. Lee, 2nd con., purchased J. 5..,,McMil- len's farm on the 4th con. last week. The former has taken possession. FALL FAIR --West McGillivray fair is usually a great success,rr in or shine, and this year's was no exception, not -- withstanding the very disagreeable weather. _ The exhibit on the whole wasan average one, there being a very large display in ' ladies' fancy work and domestic manufactures, which, re- veiled t eiprefection to which needle work, bth artistic and plain,laats been brought. In dairy there was a very creditable display. That the orchards are getting there share of looking af- ter was evident by the fine display of apples, pears and plums. The flowers which were tastefully arranged added mr1rlr to the appearance of the hall. The grain and vegetable exhibits were exceptionally fine ' The horse, cattle, sheep and pig exhibits were of the best and occupied considerable space. There is no cltsatibt the fair was a financial sneeese in every respeet. Following is the correct report of S. S. dee. 5, McGillivraty, for Sept. IV.- V Short 137, T ,ironer 1800, F Lewis 1182, L Sholdiee 1177, A, Lightfoot 1027, PUoughlin 741, E Hodgson 251. III. - ,1 Gunghlin 1610,'1) Lewis 15.•., Irl flod- gine 1100,LCook 11M,M74 ghtfoot06•x, W O'Leary 910, A. ShOldice (100, .Wm- Mhaguire 891. II. -G Lewis 1515! ,M 'tone 1378, O Jones 1171, O oughlin n 8v Vy • 9 Hamilton { , ix tUtr 6.?l, •I°' Krl er, 615. Pt,. 1I.•M Hodgins 2500, Ifi Lewis 1833, II Tia i neey 1425, 11 'O'Leary 1310, N Short 1280, Cl Scott 1128,•,• 8 Jyones 755, 'V D.attnsey 058. Sr.P4.1. H Hodgiwt 21187, \V llc,agins 12(19, V llod inns 6')1, 0 Gigli tfoot 545..lr. Part I.-11 O'Leary 083. Morgan 755, P Doyle 077.. Il Moir. lei. 614. V 'DauneeV 451, M 1 ttiineey 432, It Hamilton l61, W Cook, It Hod- gins. 1'd0 on roll 43, average 33. Alvina Wilson, Teacher. Glib »ray Conned 4°aaa>laa bil amie't: pl;r.,aaamnnt to adjourn mons nna Town. kl..1ll,, Ii1c ipillier;:y7, Oct. 0. d Rl Uiembers pare east. eliilnratvo of last uaac1.ting read, approved. of and big ncd. . )I11i1bee oj[ ,r eeoenats were paid. LTtemts-.'Ylta.wsona -that the coeur- iuur of an engineer till Antero a report on the MUNI Creek drain be left Leith the Reeve. -Carrie(. • Mawson •Ulens that the taxes in arrears on !a' pt. Si. con. 0, of W 'Nickels, amounting to $1,32, also on. pt. 21,N.B.,. of Eliza Mrir- phya, amounting to 03.81 be.ca,ttcellei and the Comity Treasurer is her by instructed to strike saki 'taxes fr. nn the land .book.-OariXd. P ®• ib- son,-tbatc the following -collector he:. appointed viz: East,' Div, Neil .McAl- pine; West 'Divi., Geo.' Glendenning; they to furnish satisfactory bonds; salary to be $45 each.-Oarried. Ad- 'opunment.to first Monday in Novem, er." J Di Drummond, Clerk. ' Znrieh Edward Koehler is the new clerk at the Sovereign Bank. E. Be cigneul and family of St.Josepi have taaov ed Sandwich. The family have been res. idents there for a number of years. - Miss Lizzie Rennnie's many friends will be pleased to learn that she is slowly recovering from her attack of fever. -- Ross Johnston of Blake has purchased his father's 100 -acre farm. -Mrs. N. M. Contin, who has been in.St. Joseph's hospital for some time, is daily irm- proving and is expected home shortly. Mrs.(Rev.) Davidson of Varna is quite ill. -Miss Clara. Buchanan hes, gone to Hamilton to attend the School. of Ped- agogy.---Mrs. Henry Brenner is visit- iting,her sister, Mrs. C. Shoemaker, at Parkhill: A.Ionzo Mtslick has moved to Hensall, The house he vacated is now occupied by .J08. Eisenhofer of the Bronson Line. --Louis Hildebrant and wife' and Miss Marie Hildebrant have returned to London after a visit here. --Milton A. Buchanan, Ph. D., has gone to Toronto to commence his duties as a lecturer in the. University. Miss Lizzie Weitzel has returned to. her home in East Zorra after a. pleas- ant visit with friends here.--111iss Etta Hartleib has gone to Sebringville to. visit her grandniother,, Mrs. Schmidt. --Gotlob 'Werner received.word the other day of the death of his brother, Christian, who died in N•pierville,111., at the age of 87 years. -After a ..two weeks' visit with relatives .here Mrs. O. Lang and daughter, Miss . Lizzie, have returned to their home in, Phila- delphia. --J. Turners 17 -year-old son, near Hillsgreen, had his leg injured by being kicked be a horse the other day. Last week we reported the death of Mrs. Sermon Hartman . and this week we are called upon to relate the death of her aged partner Thus the'vener- able old couple were soon reunited in death. Deceased, wha • hard reached the age of 76 years, had been ill' some weeks and grew weaker till death re- lieved him. Deceased was one' of the pioneers ; of Hay township, ` being one of the early settlers in the west- .erre part. A' number of daughters and sons survive. The funeral was held on Tuesday to the R.C. cemetery here; ensall • Mr. and Mrs: George Trott , left last ey ey is ave w to he r - w rt r. a3 ie s n a 8 r' ass ns e g month' e e1 s t e n s =week for Saskatoon, Sask., where th will make their future home, Th have make manywarm friends in th vicinity, who regret to see,themn le and wish them good luck in their tie location. -Mise Etta Davis has gone Toronto to take thearts course in t University. --Jas. S McDonald, of Oa ling, Man., has been spending a fe weeks in town. --Miss Bessie Urquhu has gone to Toronto' to attend th School of Exprsssion for a second yea Miss Jenny Murray, teacher in Ha who has been ill, is daily improving. Mrs.-Blackaall and Kathleen have son to Ilderton on a visit. -Miss Jenn Welsh, daughter of Rich. Welsh, wai. recently p'r°dctioted to head nurse i .the Surgeons' department of Victori Hospital, London. We are alway. pleased to note the advancement of ou young ladies. --Wm. Larnniie, who b been quite ill, is showing some sign of improvement. -Miss Florence Pop is slowly: recovering from her attac of typhoid fever. -Mr. and Mrs. Oha Cook of Chicago are here on a month visit.--Mr.rt•nd Mrs. Charlesworth hay .moved herefrona Zurich. -G. Cudmor has 'returned from Denfield.-Mis Hart has accepted a position as sten ographer in H, J. D. Cosh's law office -Mrs. Roberts after a pleasant nisi „with her daughter, Mrs. Toll, has` re turned to St. Marys. -Ire Bice has to ken full control of the Queen's Hotel oe. and Glen left last week for th West. During the time Doc bas been in charge of the Queen's the busines hes been steadily growing.., The fain ily will be nnuch missed as they were among our best citizens. --Mr. Andrew Murray and family left this week for the. West. -----Dr. Ferguson, who. recent- ly sold hire practice and dwelling to Dr. McFadden and located in Georgetown, has returned to Hensell and purchased back his dwelling property and prac- tice, which' speaks for itself and to the strong preference the doctor has for Ilensall and vicinity and hie friends will be pleased to see him here again, but will regret losing Dr. McFadden, who has. become • quite popular. -:-Jas. Sutherland and. daughter have return- ed from their visiCto Blenheim, Wood- stock and elsewhere. --Miss Emma Ford left last week for her home in Casselton, N.D., after `a month's stay in this neighborhood, --Mrs. B. Smillie is slowly recovering from her serious illness, --Geo. Joynt's residence A fast nearing completion. Dna/al-Wm. Coleman passed away at his home in Hay on Sept. 20. He was born on the Parr Little, Stanley in the year 1801, and was the second son of the late Francis Coleman. In 1880 he was married to Miss Sara Jane Con- sitt, and they went to Tuckersmith try reside. After thirteen veers stay there they moved to fIaay. Deeensed was .a, strong, robust man, until Moine three years ago, when hc' met with an ace'. dent and afterw'aai ds was afflicted with sciatiewerind in hope.; of being relieved lie went :to he rriinea'al (spying at Mt. Clleimens,,'but while there he met witlx another accident by breaking his leg. He was limelight hems, bat since thein he has been gra dully oinking. In re- ligion lrrx wads st MOtinradist.nnd itti poli- ties a Conservative, and was Possessed of many excellent qualities. He is stir- vived ray a tvifo, five sorra and (Inc daughter. The remains .'were laid to rest in Bayileld cemetery a urn Monday. Tica oOr a 'N' 7 There's nothing too good to go into MOONEY'S RACKERS . Th? best flour that Canada mills, the best butter and cream that etinada's fanous diri'va, produce, and the best equipped bakery Ira "Canada, to convert them into the best crackers you ever a,te-. Perfectiozi Cream Sodas 'they are good eating any time and all the time. Crisp, inviting, toothsome. RF YNMOONEY131ScIfit ,..%iHOY CO• 4•0114111111400w OC? •,w DTIC At all Giro.. cern w 1 School_ Reports The following is a report ,of S.S. No, 14, Stanley, for Sept. Names in order of merit: V. -E Jarrott, J Grassick, N Jones. IV. -M M Fisher, A Gem- melll, H Jones. III. --J Kehl, J Gem- mell,' 5 Rathwell. Sr. II. -A Jones, L Rathwell,• A Fisher. Jr. II, --A. Hood, 1 Bothwell. Part II, -A Mc- Murtrre, W McBeath. Part; I. ---N. Hood, G McKay, A Fisher. Best spel- lers in monthly spelling matches were: V. E Jarrott; IV., M Fisher; III., J Kehl; Sr. II., A Jones; Jr. II., A Hood. W. H. Johnston, teacher. The following is a report of the stand - bag of the pupils in S.S.No.4, Stephen, for September: Sr. IV. -G Kestle, S Morlock, N Amy, H Schwarz, W Pres- zcator, M Kestle, L Morlock, E Kestle, M Eilber, Jr. IV. --L Schroeder, A Brokenshire, A Cornish, C Eilber, B Smith, H Kraft, 0-0ornish. Sr. ill.- C Brown, W Schwarz, M Cosworth, E Klurnpp, E Schroeder, M Brokenshire. Jr. III --G Cornish, 0 Brown. 'Sr. TI.--' L Kestle. Jr. II.-ERoeszler, E Amy, C Wein, I Eilber, C Morlock, L Smith;" E Wein, J Schwarz. Pt. II. -M Cox - worth, A Aubin, E Cornish, J Broken shire. Pt. 1. --o M Cornish, H Presz- cator. No. on ro1145, average 35. . • G. 1W. Ltsu'ione Teacher. The following is the standing of .the pupils of S.B. No. 11, Hay, for month of Sept., based on the attendance, be- haviour and preparation of lessons:-- Sr. IV. -V Jamieson 226; N Campbell 58; 0 Overholt 184, A Kalkfleisch 98,, Jr. IV.- W. Taylor 144.0 Garmger 124, T Dodman 136 Jr. III. -G Taylor 161, J Knlh$eisch . 200, L Overholt 99, A Garrnger, 134, A Badour 32; M Dodman 120. ' Sr., II. -B Jennison 230, 0 Green 1154. Jr. 1L -A Oharette 59,,E Badour 129, E Charette 98, G Jeffrey 127. Pert II. -L Paton I54, P X3ad>Iur 164, L Tay- lor 79, H Taylor 81, R Green 122. Pt: I.--R"Jennisob.239, W Jennison' 174, M Paton 166, R Hendric 162, G Jeffrey i48. -Emma Thompson, teacher. Anderson ° Miss Edith'Arthur spent part of last week at' her home in Nissout•r.-Joseph Pearn of St. Marys spent Sunday vis- iting friends in this eicinity.Mrs. R. 0.: Wells and two children of Elgin, Ill., are the guests of Mr -s. Wells' parents, .Mrs and Mrs. Samuel Batten. -Mrs. E. D. Armstrong, who has. been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs: Thomas Harding, has left tor•-Winni- peg where Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong intend making their future home. - Will Anderson, Teddie Bawden and Austin Hewitt Sundayed at the latter's home. -Wedding bells are ringing. - Quite as crowd from here attended Kir kaon fair .on Friday and report a gond time, although the balloon was a failure. -•Mrs. Charles Clark of London is visiting her mother, Mrs. Jas. Mur ray.-Geo,.Fletcher is busy buildding a cement ig-pen.-Chester Heard of the GriggF ,ouse, London, is spending a few days under the parental roof,. Fain' in the Back -Completej Cured Bu -Jul • The Strong T'est'imony of a Toronto Man. The wearing pain of Kidney Disorder need no 'longer be endured as a necessary -evil --for science has of last succeeded in compounding 1. a reint*, in Bu -Ju, that cures quickly acrd surely the worst Kidney Troubles. •, Bu- ju is every day earning for itself the lasting gratitude of sufferers all over theProviaee-- •nd all we can sty in praise of it is more than bsekrd up 1,7 those who . have been relieved and cured by It. Read this later; the Clailin Chemical Co., Wiaidsor, Out. I era anxious that you shoti<ld know the relief and benefit I have derived from taking your; mi Ju 11115 1i iirat.jot a sample front deo. etarsla11, Druggist, sio Queen St. E., and was sa ut11011 benefited that 1 decided to take more. The effect has ltcett marvellous'. Iliad. suffered severely for yearns with pais' in the back -especially on ri':iinr in the' morning -but I ane pleased to say that the pain has completely disapipeared. Before wing Bti-,fu 1 tried, every irentely I heard of for Klauey rouble& withe-ut ever receiving relief: I strongly .p atdvt.e anyone suffering' from t icdney Trouble to telae I3u-7u without delay, 'Rows truly. (signed) CItA.S.0.1,trvin*, 3 Taylor St., Toronto, Out., May its, res. When tears of severe: suffering yield so speed,. illy to Bu.Js,do not doubt that it will cures you a bee *ample toddaty.' It will prove to you lratBuaJu, , its di$crreen from, Anything . e'ee ' yt» . have ever Wed.' At all d#a°--=-elle, a boxer by troll from the (lain Chentieel Co.,. " ia&ot. Mo3ey heck it aot es represented. 4i PSK FOR (LO NpON ) India Pk: Ale n 1' ejtsdieed and rtiascruptatou3 venders tray suggest otihera. bit compare it a»y way RQu win -purity, freedom from acidity. pplatableraess--I,abstt', Ale is t arpasa- cd by tone, equalled by few -at about half tate price of beit,imported brand's. A Famous School This Schoolis recognized to be one of the best Commercial Schools in the Province. Our courses are thorough and up-to-date. We give a practical trainingand assist our graduates to good positona. It is impossible for us to satisfy the demand made us for office help. Those interested in their own wel- fare should write for our free catalogue. ELLIOTT & ,McLAOHLAN, Principals. ViA REHOUSES EXETER, CENTRALIA -AND „CL,ANDEBQYE Highest Price paid for Grain RIC,W:a, SEL[OR (Successor to Joseph Cobbledtck) :E MOL$ONS BANE (Incorporated by Act of Parliament 1855) Head Office, . Montreal Capital Paid t'p. • $3,0004000 Reserved Puin,d,..•.. ...... • $3,000;000 FORTS` -EIGHT BRANCHES IN THE DOMINION OF dANADA --EXETER'' BRANCH: OFFICE HOURS 10 a. in. to 8 p. m.. SATURDAY,10 a. r n. to 1 p, re, A GENERAL. BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. Farmer s Sale Notes cashed or collected, Forms supplied onapplication. DRAFTS on all points in the Dominion, . Great Britain and United States bought and sold at lowest rates of 'Exchange. ADVANCES made to Farmers, Stock Dealers and Business Men at lowest rates and on most favorable terms, DEPOSIT Receipts issued and highest current rate of interest allowed Saving Cask Departmen pounded half -yearly and addedt prinelal Jung 80th posits o $1 and upwards received. Interest coin - ' and December 81st. Agents at Exeter for the Dominions Government.: Dogsorr & CARL•ING Solicitors. -- N. D. HUPDQN,' Manager, Thou$ands of young and iniddle'-aged men are annually swept to. a premature grave through /Ai/PRUDENT HABITS, EXCESSES AND BLOOD DISEASES. If you have any of the following symptoms consult us befell) It is too late. Are you nervous and weak, despondent and gloomy, specks; before the eyes with dark circles under them, weak back, kidneys irrita- ble, palpitation ot the heart, bashful, excitable dreams, .sedlineht In urine. . poor memory, lifeless, distrustful, lack energy and, strength, tired morn. , Pirriples on the face, eYes sunken, hollow cheeks, careworn expression, Ings, restless nights, changeable moods, nerve weakness, premature de- cay, bone pct,ins, hair loose, Sore threat, etc.? .-. YOU ARE SUFFERING FROM .LOST VITALITY. We..trisre Varicocele, Stricture, Blood Poison, Nervous Debility, Kidney, and Madder Diseases. Consultation Tree. If unable te call, Write for .. Question Blank tor Home Treatment. • MORE SNEER - 010 PLOWS We have just received a nUmber of fine Spreaders -The Successor -which does its work in find stPe. This is erecogntzed to be the best on the market, We handle Perrin Plows and have just received 'a 'carload of walking,. rid. by this reliable firm. TIORNTON BAKR Agent kr the Sylvester and Perrin Plow Companies ,ll it [i , . cll Hu crs Lumber, Shingles, Lath, Ced0 Posts', Sash, Doors, FrameS and all Building Materials. --Water Tanks- BEP-IIIVES Finished or in Knock down, always on hand, Highest price paid for Saw- logs ofevery description. Custom sawing promptiy Estimais cheerfully given. The Ross TaylorCo,ILtd Ebteter, Ont. Marriage Licenses Issued at the Bzetor Ontario ADVOCATE OFFICE