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Exeter Advocate, 1906-11-29, Page 4 (2)latille's Hot eles Can, now he cstaincal. at COLE'S DRUG STORE We have secured the agency and the people of Laeter and vicinity arO now able to buy theee first- elase remedies witbout having to send away for them. NATURE'S REMEDIES eousprising a foil line of household medicinal necessitieta Manufactured by tbe 11. Lewis Medicine co., St. Louis, V. S. it. • Ask For Samples Cole's, Central Drug Store Exeter, Ontario 152teterora br TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. One Dollar per annum if paid la 4dvanee1 111.30 if not so paid. Sanders ee Creech., 'Pro. TirdiiSDAY, NOV. 29, '06 . NOTE AND COMME11T$ How often a man's friends (?) cause him to fall. For instance, Chas. S. Hyman. * * Foiwarin politics and much mud slinging read the London „Free Press and .Advertiser until a successor to 0. S. Hyman is elected. * ' The contest for the reeve's chair in • Stephen promises to be between the two old time oppohen ts. Samuel Sweit- zer and Henery * "Guard well your Sabbath as the bulwark of all our liberties.” -Rev. Going in his sermons on “The Toiler and the Sabbath" Sunday evening. Legion is the name of those mention- ed for the reevesbip in Exeter, while for councillors few names have been a mentioned. - Some of the present councillors say they will not be in the field. . * * Next year the reeves.of the rnanicip- elides will be the county councillors. „ County pouneillor, Robert Gardiner is spoleen of as a .possible cabdidate for the reeveship in Usborne; while the present reeve, Jos. Hawkins, will tin- doubtedly run again. * * Next Tuesday the Huron County Council meets for the last session under the old county council acts Ex- eter has the distinction of having the last Warden, IL Spackman; and one of the best the county- ever had, * * It is said that, owing to the 'town of St. Marys, defeating the by-law :to loan $40,000 to the North Midland Railway Company, the line may be continued north from Lucan to Exeter, Clinton, Willi:than), etc., rather than east to St. Marys, * * - • The new county conncil act which goes into effect next -year will give Stephen township two members, the reeve and a, &pay, that township having over one thousand votes on the list. Usborne and Exeter will have. but one each and most of the ether municipalities one only. * * • Under the direction of the Minister of Inland 'Review a booklet, contain- ing inuch,information concerning the advantages of the metric, system of measurements, is being 'distributed. It is strange that the English speaking nations are the last to serionsly consi- der the advisability of changing the system of meesuremeritalf-their coun- tries to the metric system. This sys- tem is as far in AdVan06 of our present systemas the decimal system of dol- lars and cents is in advance of the pound, shilling and ponce eystetn. The raetric system is worked on tbe decimal basis. Nearly all the countries of the world 1380 this eystem now. It has been permissible in Canada since 1871, but has never been adopted to any considerable extent. e:04444 Bro n ch itis. Por over sixty years doctors have endorsed Ayr' s Cherry Pectoral for coughs, colds, weak lungs, bronchitis, con- sumption. You can trust a medicine the best doctors ap- prove. Then trust this the next time, you have a hard cough. The best kind of a testimonial - "SoId. /or ovizzrearts.0' ---mtrlifett.010101411. 110.tte b*Ar. AVM* ea. ttivAllilffsli A.189 ,n-,1-zuracturer4 �t %UM We kat. *o soros 1 Wo •pnblialk 16. Ibtatmlais smli ortt. 1to4ien4c Ayer's PM* keep the how Ad vegetable and gently fro tiSer aiat3:3. Audevcaz yikalting Evictildti T., Mt'.-iiWmiey Hodge Ea enises• al a it h Mr. Mithaffy theifr thc 'or tho winter morales. -The Atieleeeen Methodist ebotah their annivereary-on_Dee.th Mg". 14:;.gin from United Statee wil pirl2,41,1.'1),, OM the Aiontlay evening he will give a leeturcelliss Nettie Brooks of Gronton is the gueet Of her utek Alte lithey.---Mr.V 'Hewitt spent Sunday at Surianine. yarqubar. Themarraige took place in Dungan. non on Wedisesday evening of thie week at 0 o'clock of • one of our well known young farmers, ?iir. Arnold Ilerrie: son of Mr. Jattieg Herris, Miss Mabel, only daughter of Mr. Henry Homey of Dungannon. The ceremony was performett ret the home of the bride's father in the preeence of re number of therelatives. The young couple will arrive hereon Friday even- ing when a reception will be held at the groom's home. We wish Mr.' and Mre. flarrie a long and pleasant mar- ried life, Centralia Dennis O'Brien and wife are home from their honeymoon trip. They vis Jed in Englend :Ana reland tend en- joyed the trip immensely -Miss Lily Anderson visited Mrs. Sambrook at Crediton on Sunday.. -Percy Sinmeon haamoved into hilt neve department in the hotel. The barber sbop is be- ing occupied by a butcher. We wish him every success and hope he will re- main. -The many friends ef Miss M. Curtin will be sorry to learn of the painful accident which betel her on Aionday. While driving at Moores- ville her horse took fright at a jigger on the track and made a bolt for liber- ty, Miss curtin was thrown heayily to the ground, sustaining a fracture to her wrist and also received several bad cuts about the face. We Isope she may soon recover. -Frank Boyle --and Clarence Duplan was in Crediton Sun- day. What's the attraetion boys? - Bert Mitehell is borne from tbe West. -Mr. Sanal Hicks, con. 4 Ushorne. has porchased another thorobred yearling filly from 8, G. Pi ouse ef Ingersoll. The price paid was $250. In all this makes four thorobrecls Mr Hicks has purchased from Mr. Prouse, all of which be has now. Mr. Hicks wants nothing hut tbe best to breed from Moray • DEATHS. -MM. Enoch Connor,a, for- mer resident of this vicinity, passed away at Carsonville, Mich„efter a pro- tracted illness. -Henry Brinker's home has been saddened by a visit from the angel of death. who on Friday carried away his loving helpmate. Deceased was a daughter of Louis Hope and had reached the age of 35 years. She VMS a'kind and obliging wife and tender mother as well as a true and noble friend and by her death a great loss is felt by all. She was,a consistent mem- ber of the Baptist chins*, 8th con,A. family of four small children is left be- side the sorrowing husband. Her par- ents alAo survive. To the bereaved ones we extend our sympathy. WEDDING. -The parsonage, Corbett, was the scene of a pretty event Wed- nesday When 'Walter Durr and Miss Gossie Windsor were united in mar- riage. The ceremony was performed by the Bei. J. F. Sutcliffe at 0 o'clock in the evening.The bride who was i neatly attired n a beautiful wedding gown, was assisted by her friend, Miss Laura Smithers, who was also beauti- fully gowned. Ernest Darr supported his ie other. At, the conclusion of the ceremony the happy couple, accompan- ied by their attendants repaired to the home of the bride's parents,' Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Windsor, where a large assemblage awaited theni. The young couple were virarndy congratulated, after witich all adjourned to Ithe room.where all enjoyed an excel- lent repast. In an adjoining room the gifts, which the 'bride received, were laid but space will not .allow US to 'enumerate them, suffice to say they were numerous and costly. We join in wishing them a Icing and happy married life. Dashwood BOOKS. STATIONERY AND ALL SCHOOL SUPPLIES -When in need of anything in this line drop in. We can supply your wants. To our cus- tomers we are giving a guessing con- test add to the lucky one we will give a grand prize. Drop in and get condi- tione. We do Conveyancing and In- isurance. Charges very moderate. E. M. BROK,ENSHIRE, Dashwood. Mr. Charlie Cook who has been out west during the past bummer returned to his house here on Thursday lest. seeirts much pleased with the West- ern country. -On Thursday evening of last week a company of young people gathered at the hope of Mrs. O. Millar and spent an enjoyable even- ing together. -Mrs John Reid of Tien - pry spent Stindaysat the borne of Jacob Kellerman of this place. -Mr. Mita- hoffer and sister of Blake accompanied .12y Mr. Mareball of Kirkton spent Sun - (my at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Edighoffer.--Rudolph Stade has gone to Parkhill, where he has accepted a position as harnese maker with . Mr. Fenn. --There will he quarterly meet - fug services held in the Evangelioal church „here on Sunday next. Rev. L. ILWrigner of Berlin, the Presiding -El- ' der, will love charge of the meeting andpreach at both morning and even- ing services. -The management cow- nate° of the Xmas entertainment leet P decided to hold the entertainment In; tbe evening of Dee. 25th. If noth- ing nnforeeeen occurs this enteetain- ment will be fully up to the standard. -Dr. McLaughlin left on Tuesday for Europe were. he will further search for niore knowledge in his proferreitm. 'W'e were in errorlest week in stating .that he would be absent till Mal as he doesn't know lost when he will return; he niajt.he absent the whole year.- thr. Monday.evening the Y. P. A. held their iterniel busineeri meeting and eleetion ofofflicere With the following ,f iesitili-Preeitlent. Rai'. la K. Eidtz ilat Vice Mertha Oestreieher; 2rul Vier' t,,titia Snell; 3rd 'Vice Laura Miller; 4th Vice Milli& Itillere; M. A. Treasurer Oliver Grayheila Organist Minnie Ehlere; Aesiatant %teethe Oeetreieher. The different committeee etitee their reports which hotted the Y. P. A. to he making p, egi tee. yeS, Mrs, JTh I c epeet a few dayo in Lantionrl ting the week with her ter.-Joian liongins, is1 c.'(( t' Lis b0,1 through IiiInc"33,- rs310.131VOWAI 113 Vinitfing brother in ilraoklyrr4.- I'. IA,)gan ittf 'Winnipeg is viaiting sister, Mrs. Metiliargev.- While Dr. Sultana wee driving 11011:w frenTil lateen Saturday night bi noree became frightened and tan *way throw- ing the Drout on the road, opposite ikestle.'S store. He was piked np and carried into Mr. Pittuaan's hotel where Dr. JOIleS dressed, his wonnde, which required several. stitches. Ile was then taken to his hen:wand is now doing as well as ean be expected after the severe eliakints up. kipper' Attravaataatex Suneetotrae. •The an- niversary servicea in connection with St. Andrews' church was held on Sun- day and Monday last. Large congre- gatione greeted the roinistere of the day. Many of the older members were delighted to see the house filled as it was on Sunday. Appropriate music was furnished by the choir. Rey, Mr. Mitchell. of St. James' church, Lon- don occupied -the pulpit morning alla evening, while Rev. Smith of Bengali preached in the afternoon. The ser- mons by Mr. Mitchell were extremely impressive one. Throughout the dis- coursea one could have heard it pin drop. It can safely be said that no preacher ever had a more attentive or interested congregation. He gained their interest at the very moment he commenced to speak, and. held it throughout. Rev. Smith's sermon was also very interesting and instruce tive. On Monday evening the annual tea meeting was neld. Large crowds poured in from six to eight and all en- joyed the excellent spread; The gath- ering tben„repaired to the.body of the church where a choice program was rendered. The choir of the Presby- terian church. Exeter, was present and the several selections were well re- ceived. The services throughout were very successful. n 11,11-t PERrtcnoti it Oki 50 PERr6:11914::-, ek, 01 A +4 4 : • • OZ Etyiti • PERFECTION Cit4 4 ffi3tgrar 6. a PERFECTION C.11104 ,./44;,/;:4,17 A . / Chiseihurst ACCIDENT. -Walter, eldest son of Frank O'Brien, had a close shave from losing his life a few days ago. While chasing the horses into, the etatee, one of them kicked, striking him in the face. flie -nese was broken so that two pieces had to be taken out. He also received n bad bruise over the left eye, Dr. Ferguson is attending the patient, and we are pleased to state that he is getting -along nicely. REDIENIBER14.113.-A large number of . , friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs'. Nicholas Horton assembled at their norm on Wednesday evening to spend a social time with them before their departure to their new home in Sea-. forth and to give thema tangible ex- pressionsef tbe esteem in ' which they are held by those amongst whom they have lived so long and go pleasantly. During the evening D. B. McLean read a nicely worded address and., highly complimentary address expressive of regret at the prospeet of losing,' such kind and obliging neigbtiors atIftivistr. ing Mr. and Mre. Horton healthand happiness in their new ;home. -Mrs. D. B. MeLearaend Miss Mary -Newell then presented Mr. arid Mrs. .Horton with a beautiful cabinet- of china.. Mr. Horton on behelf of himself` and his wife made a suitable and feeling reply. It is needless-- to say that a Pleasant and social evening was spent, one which Will be long remembered by all present, .Mr,. end. ree- Horton" and j family being the thospitable enter- tainers, saw toit at nothing was left undone that ould tend to the comfort and pleasure of their guests. Mr. Horton and family removed to then, new home on Toesday and the good wishes of the vhole community go with them and all are glad that they do not go far away and that the pleas- ant social relations which have so long existed 'maystill remain unbroken. .. , Zurich Miss tlechler has acaepted a position • as tailor with W. 11. Hoffthan.-Ed: Wurn has retnrised from Creditor where he has spent the rituanner.-Ed. Kabileisch is now occupying Mrs.' E. -Hess'sresidenee-Mrs, Chas, Shoeinee ker and danghteis Miss Sadie, have returned from their trip tollawksVille. Mts. Mary Howald has moved to town from the 14th con. and is occupying the house she recently purchased from Mrs. Chas. Hey. --Henry Megel has re- turned from ilia Visit to Detroit. -Mr. Scheellig is on the sick list. -Mrs. Ilowald, Sr., who bus been residing with her sore Jacob, for some time, hes gone to Nebraska, where she in- tends rem ai ni ng.- Wes. Merrier and Dan Oswald have returned from their trip to Saskatchewano-Jos Lebow', who has been a resident of St. Joseph for the past five years, left Thursday with his family for Edmonton. We join with the many friends- in wishing them prosperity in their new Tho trustees truatees of the Drysdale P. S. have accepted the application of Miss Horton of Tnekersnsith as teacher for their school --Miss P. Waleh, after teaching in KS. No. I, Stanley, has resigned, she having taken a school itt Windsor, Wunnnsee:---A pretty Wedding was celebrated at the home of Peter Du- chartee, Bronson line, on Tuetalay, veheo his estimable daughter, Miss Josephine, took for better or for worse Edward Dahomy, of the Sanble Line. Rev, Father Loiselle was -,the officiat- ing minister and the ceremony. vas, witnessed by a number of friende. The bride. Who was attired in a bend- tionie wedding,gown, WAS Att011ded Us, her sieter. Mirk *try, who was *leo ditintilyattired. Philip Denomy per- formed the duties of hest nsan. A sumptuous tea W118 served to the corn - party after the ceremony. A large /tr.. ray of gifts -was presented to the 15rlde W1)0 is indeed very popular with her many friende here. Mr. rind Mee. Thnootnyhave itettled down to the stern- er realitiee of life on the Broneon line_ anti we trtiat their *beerier" life may be eroweed with happiness. Clinton: The fluidly of W. TI.'With narrowly eticaped asphyxiation Sun- day night by gas from it Stove: A large Inge har-elmener luta been met tip, eml the family on retiritig piit ill toipply of rail' and checked the "dove. oral it resolt the gee emettprelrind with the exeeption of one daughter, whofte bedroom was einem", the family of six were altneet overcome. 500, wAREHOUSE or 6.,eop0000 --they ere all Each tt as light 23 if made by fairy. Raked to a' golden russet brown. $o fresh, and crisp, and tempting, that, just opening the box is teasing the Appetite. And you nil a new delight in every one you Cat! on get perfection when you get Mooney's Perfection Cream Sodas Bit, Carmel. Malcolm McIntyre has purchased the farm of Duman Morrison for the sum of $2700. The latter intends go- ing to Lucknow to reside. -Rev. Fath- er Costello is away enjoying a few hol- idays. He has not been enjoying the best of health lately. His many friends in and around Mt. Carmel wish him a speedy rectivery.-Joseph Mahoney, who has been ettencling the .,Business College, Stratford, for Sittne tnonths, has returned home and secured a posi- tion as clerk in Thos. Hall's store, - Mrs, Jas. McKeever was in Stratford this week attending the weddingof George Graham andttllies Eva O'Brien, daughter of David O'Brien, which was celebrated at theSt. Joseph's church on Tuesday. • Mooresville W. Whiteford and family of Wis- consin, N.S., are visiting friends and relatives around here at present. The former intends purehashig a farin and will settle in Canada as soon as possi- ble. -Quite it number from here at- tended the funeral of the late George Carter on Sueday. Curtin of Centralia was driving past the railroad cross- ing here Monday evening, her horse became frightened at, the jigger. It made a bolt and threw tbe young lady to the ground.' Unfortunately she sustained a broken wrist and several bad outs about the face but with Re- sistance was able to proceed home. We trust that she may soon recover from the effects of her accident, Elimville Mr. John Wright is about to sever his connection with Mr. R. Skinner and expects to move to Stratford at the beginnimeof the emnieg year, he having secured A position on the Dairy Farm of Mr. W. Ballantyne of that place. -Mr. and Mrs. H. Andrew of Crotharty spent Sunday tbe goest of Mr. arid: Mrs. S. Androw.-Mr. and Mrs. McDonald of Millet, spent Sun- - day tlae guest of Mrs. cDonald's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Word ARRIAGE. -A pleasant event took place at the commodious residence of Ueborne's Reeve, Mr. Jos. Hawkins, on WednesdaY, Nov. 28th, at 5 o'clock p.m., when his eldest- daughter, Miss Olive, wan united in marriage to Mr.< Geo. W. Hunter, eldest son of Mr. Si. mon Hunter, of the same township. Rev. Hugh J. Pair, pastorof the Meth- odist church, performed the interest- ingeeremony In the presence of about one hiesdred and twenty guests, vela, dyes and friends of the contracting parties. The bride was given away hy her father. She was handsomely Owned in creatu crepe de chene eleb- (irately trimmed with lace and inser- tion. She was "slated by her sister, Miss Mey Hawkine, while the groom was aided by his cousin, Mr. Wilbur Hunter. The bridesmaid was dressed in a beautiful gown of *bite silk. The home Wee handsomely deeorated for the occasion. After coneratulations bed been extended and a daioty sop. per partaken of, the evening yeas spent in social amusement. Guests were present from Exeter, Centralia. Sea - forth and many other places. Mreend Mrs. Hunter will make theie home on the groom's fine farm, con. 4, Ushorhe. The Advocate joins In congratulations and wishes them a full share of pleas- ure and prosperity- through 'life. „ Rev. Milliard of Birr preached Itfisi. SIOnarjr sermons" in the Methodist ehorch On Sunday. TI3'e serrnons were interesting and full of meaning. He and Mr. Tole exchanged pulpits. -Rev. Spence of Toronto will preach tem- perance eermons in the Presbyterian church at 11 a.m., and in the Methodist church at 7 p.m. He comes highly re- cointriencled and we expect large crowds,- j. W. Oetwein has returned, from a very- pleasant, visit to friends in Montreal. Be found business 'loom- ing. --Fred Matins open t Friday in Lon- don.-DiaShelliek of Detroit gave Jae. Moore a pleasant, call rriday.-Feed Sinallacombe sperit a few days in To- nna° dining the week,coMbining bus- riese with plerteurie Mrs. Striallaeombe lino gone to Guelph to vielt her &nigh - ter. Mrs. G. Walkers whose husband, is station agent there. -Mrs. Tole al*. rived bome trona Mt. Marys Tuesday.- lWiss Floreoce Pope is again foetid at 0, 8trineinan'e store.asMVS. Ge0Vge PerkiliS TorOIRO is visiting fetende in town.- liev. Geior .of Elmwood ea lied lionsall friends recently. - The lixeciicive of the Itoreter Triatriet League held it business meeting at The by-law to loan $100,000 to the North Midland Eleetrie Railroad Co, wits defeated In tit. Marys on 84turday by a majority of three votes. 2 -eq beim; polled foe the by-law and 20.1 Inaainsts, EXETER, CENTRALIA AND CLANDEBOY „ Uighest Price paid for Grain _ R iCH SE JDQN (Successor to Joseph Cohbledick) a The leading Commercial School STRATFORD, own Everyone needs sOmething to create and maintain strength for ,the dafly round of dtities. There 'is nothing better than an Me or Porter, the putity and merit of which has been attesteil by chemists, physicians and experts at the great exhib- bitions. TIiii School is recognised to be one of tbe best Commercial Soho° Is in America. You can safely judge* scbool by the application', it receives. This term we received applications from firinkin six largo American cities and from towns and cities of Canarzia including Saskatoon, Sask., on the West and,. Mar. lottetown,P.E.I. tbe Dot. Our reputation means much for our graduates. Write for our free catalogue. ELLIOTT 4 McLAORLA.N, Principals. THE lYtOLSONS 33A.NR (Incorporated by Act of Parliament 100 Head Office, Montreal Capital Paid. Up. • • $3,0004,000 Iteseved Pluaid•••• • • • • - • $3,000,000 FORTY-EIGHT BRANCHES IN THE DOMINION OF CANADA - EXETER BRANCH* OFFIOE Acorns los. in. to 3 p, in, SATURDAYS, 10 a, tn. th 3 a m, GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTUD. Farmer $ Sale Notes cashed or collected, • Forn3s supplied Ori application. 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 Meti at lowest rates and on most favorable terms. . • DEPOSIT Receipts issued and highest current rate of interest allowed • posits of 31 and upwards received. Interest corn - Savo% Bank Department pounded half -yearly and added to principal Alma 30bb and December kat. Agents at Exeter for the Dornirtion Governinent. DICKSON 85. CARLING, Solicitors. IT, t". HITRDON, Manager. Hensall Monday. A number oi minis- ters were present. -The teameeting at Itippen on Monday evening was well attended by our people. All report a splendidtinie.-Miss Wilson of Park - Jill' spent Monday in town, -Mrs. Donald -of Manitoba. ,rbo is here visit- ing her patents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Buchanan, is suffering from an 'attack of typhoid fever. We trust she may soon recover. -Miss Levett, nurse, of Exeter'is now looking. after Mrs, J, Mciltlartin, Miss Reid having returned tn London. -We are sorra, to report the continued illness of ,Geo. Wren aedailso that of Miss Lottie Gtassick, May they soon . be restored to good health is the Wish of their many friends here. -Mr.. Parsons of Hills - green has purchaseda farm near IVIoose Jaw and will move there short - l'. -E. G. Cialmore of town- bits been ppoi n fed station agent at Londesli'oro during the absence of C. P. 0arlis14, who is tracing a few holidays.: ---Miss Down of Exeter spent Monday here. - Mrs. (Rev.) Milliard and children. of Birr are visitors at - the parsonage. - Mrs. R. Peterson has' returned from the Clinton hospital where she has 'been receiving treatment. Her many friends will he pleased to know that she is much improved. -H. Kaiser is this week moving into his fine new residence et the east end of the viliage; J. F. W. Patertomof the planing mill, is recovering from the effeets of his 10. cent accident. While operating it ma- ohine he caught his finger in the cogs and es a result the finger was badly bruisect-Rev.Shew and wife of Lyons fortneeresideots of town weve recent- ly made the recipients of it gold chain end locket and a handsome ladies' companion, respectively, from the for - riser's congregation. ' •iiPM .14;T any a liVornan is Taking Headache All Kinds of Timber For which We will pay Prices Call and see us before Ocittings the lo6for lengths andprices. The Ross Taylor Co.) Ltd Exeter, Ont. Marriage Licenses Issued at the ADVOCATE OFFICE 111111111RE SPHER1101, Powders stliotatightto he taking ltu-ju. The kidneys are Making the head ache. alley are not doing their work -properly --- not purifying the blood -not rid& ing the system of poisons. These -imp-twit* stagnate the blood-initati the nerves - and Ming the headaches that rio Many women suffer with. HE GENTLE KIDNEY CURE takes away the headttetei , ,betattse they take away the poisons in. the'kidneys. They aet directly on theme vital, organs, strengthen and heal, reduce the inflatutuation-and stop the headaches betanse they remove every trete of kidney Trouble. &druggists. Tits CLAFLIN OtirbilOAL CO., LatirtEIN Winoacia New Yoatt. Cook's Cotton Root Compouit(1. the grtat UtPail5 TOnie, Ana Mir Eaio ('1i 10.11 Monthly i egnit I OVnn 1,0!•1.0. en can depend. Kahl in three dr.:green of iarcietta-oal. 1,, r ; NO. 2• 10 tlearcvn etrorigcr ;3; No. for 8p00141 ti per box. er drUgg t$1, 01' enb ewe on receipt of reitlik riA plitrphlet. A dare.* 11111 ED14101100.T0411.10,011T. gormerlilWitlidec • • ggo PLOWS SPREADERS • We have just received a number of fine Spreaders The Successor---whicl does its work in fine sty) This is recognized to be the best on the market. PLOWS ' We handle Perrin Plows , and have just received a carroad of 'walking, rid- ing and gang plows made by thiS reliable firtn. THOR—HON BAKER Agent for the Sylvester and Perth' Plow Companies eter Oritario.