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lEAUN DRESSMAKING
1 -BY -MAIL. In Your Spare
',. Vine 'At Home
. W. want .0= course to be in every home in.
when: thorg, arc ladica, 5o have decided
to gave,. direct to th- public our improvtd tt-15
courre . la drewnali.;:g. including our Ladies'
Tailor Syrstern far whole5ale price,. 35.00
Ag there are a Large • raumber-o1 people. tepee.
iialiy dressmakers ray you cannot kart: by mail
...v.t... r411.,zess....asstvet see, firktf lesevi (whicb.
lires..
t2.achts Itocv to - k -e- ii, p-eireet-tertni*air5r,-.
rtgistered to.any ad ---• in Ontario. After you
aro sa.nsric.,4 you ca learn, send 6.100 cod u'e
:vat 1 rrwa.rd fall 'um ti IcIlz;rins. P;ka.eda
ailt ,,end ttnies5 yo.c.i ,...4sh to leant drerlimahing;
1.ve aro. F.,:a .'fl-- an5Proze can learn that tve guar-
. altee. t,,7, ..Iiv::, SZ -90 to. anvcne -c,e c.:”:17.--4 ttach..
n5 teaell. 'how to cut. fit and rut
- ttiZNILvr. ant,' frartnent frem thr,.., raines_.t. hirt
.reai-A quit to tile trace.1 elaborate drea. 'This is
iu Car.ada that the' h'i,lc Lizoils?
can I--ara bv ono auernire.r tahirp. i,.,, .urrl. IN'a
ltr.-..n in ''.piness for ten 1,z ar,, hav,:. tacight
.4 v e r 7.(Z,O. acwar,:?, _,cf ill,Lifn),1,,•
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. itivE? il %Iv:WM . -to copy our ach.',..4.
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SA,NDErIS'DRESS-CO11/1% SCVIOOL
31 rgrir; S::nnt, Stratf,..1„ Outarra. Canada.
TgiWanted;
2 eelialqSineu as agents for Exeter
and surrounding country to sell our
speciaitles, MAYNARD PLUM, FITZ-
MAIM MAIM ARCHDUKE
CHERRY!, RITSOli PEAR, OUM-
BERLA.ND RASPBERRY and a' eraflme of fruit -mid ornunentat trees.
You van make alone* Out Of Out ,atoa
where you would fail ' with common
•etock. We payeash weekly, supply
• outfit free and give exclusive territory
Write to PELHAM NURSERY CO.,
'Growers of high grade nursery stock.
'Toronto. Ont.
LVDJA 1. 1141(1-1A
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ave.. produced the .graude?t
reined for wolnan's ills that the
v. mitt I as ever known.
in the -go' ad. old-fashioned days of
our grandmothers they relied upon
the roots rid herbs of the Ile!d to
cure disease and mitigate suffering.
The Indians on our Western
Plains to -day can produce roots and
herbs for every ailment, and eureti
diseases that baffle the most skilled
physicians who have spent years in
the study of rims. •
From the roots and herbs of the
field Lydia E. Pinkham more than
thirty years ago gave to the women
of the world a remedy for their pe-
enlia,t ills, more potent and eines,-
ziousthananycombination-of dregs.
;4: .411e,
*Widiaif • ., the.
remedy for wo
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of .1"4044104 la home On ltet hollaios.-
ensell hockey boyfetrirrtrued 'Thea -
ford 104 last weeks -Oar feet .rink of
,hOst-leksCe,,T;-rtcruton,. Seltery*Mc.
DOnell WOW.* Anti ttoP PikhUI 1104
we•elc„, by -defeating'
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e1grae.-.Mrs. 11040404,114$ 01
her (Mee itialet to Robert Catehpole.
',lifts: CantelOn has returned to Plitt;
ton. -Mr, and Mrs. Ketchen ofOghla
attended the funeral ofthe 1 tters
mother. Mrs. Bell, last wek.-R. Bon
IttrOtki_ in._e'lryilitrIgsreleeks, has titkeix
oince:.,Wamotf,tuitto' D
'phin, Ilan., tOeupply in the ministry.
-R. Stewart and wife have returned
from the weet, and will reside on the
London Road. --W, Henry , and bride
of St. Miry spent las_t week here.
The leap.yei r Wilton Jim. alet in the
Opera Hortswas A very suceessful
one. Over 100 gaily costuined guests
enjoyed themselvee to -the Music _PP -
Piled byBleckstoneaorcheetreof OW.
'rich.- Mr.and Mrit. Dent, who have
.been visitiogat Kr. Sutherland's, left
Wedneeidey to visit in other parte:-
Great business is being done since the
storni.-We are sorry to learn that
John Blatchford is quite ill. -Mrs. Mc-
Laren,who has been *tatting ber- sis,
ter, hm J. Weistuiller, left this week
tor her borne m Acron, Mich. -Mr. A.
Brandt spent a few day! in 'London
Oil* We'elc..=-10.:1110010-0,--prititipal o
....Zurielilaibilw.h . 114,pui ,..-.-
:AM ..Moortes.,4A. nurnber -of the
•
1- I was a great sufferer from female
troubles, had those dreadful bearing
aorss pales, and during my monthly
periods I suffered so I ,luttl to go to bed.
doctored for along time but the doe-
tor'a treatment failed to help me. My
husband saw Lydia E. Pinkham's Vega.
table Compound advertised and got a
bottle for me. !commenced its use and
soon felt better. I kept. on taking it
until 1 WWI well and an entirely diff.
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ent woman. gas° found that L
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childbirth much easier for me. 1 would
recommend your Vegetable Compound
to every woman vrito is *Meted with
female' troublca"
What Lydia E. Pinkhars's Vegeta-
ble Comixtund did for Alm Tweed ale,
it will do for other suffering -women.
eV14'11,!,44,'F•'"""4.27,447:1 filriir ire
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laterry's Scat
arc tuo Or.,:3t Ituourrt and
the osttcna terieeds sugrown.
' nvery pacers: LIS behind it the reputation
ef a house W1CrIC btrzines,st standard* ate the
1115W:stilt' Mb trade.
rierie*
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tc9 aki 4VAtCSisits. it contains coloredpistol, many
rozntiamattl-telldescrIPtlinuk.VrirMuuddirettions
/tn. puct.titg, over lux varletle3 CS Vegetable AM
rimer heeds. Invalmtla to all. Set 4 for a,
C.C.. 'FERRY & CO., WiedsorsOnt,
Corbetf
T. Shaddock is visiting his daughter.
Hamilton, of the r2th eon. McGil-
ere-were-no-services-in
res
Sunday week on account of the drifted
condition of the roads. • In many
places the fences were completelY cov-
eKt0,-,10, C.4 ' 4-1114.46,1-167:
Orking part time.
of wide experienc
ployed, byr", t u
curriculum unourpa • in n-
ada for thorongnesi ystent an
actual business p rfr6
Timm eoeness-iTelegrepby.
Stenography and Comnsercial.
Enter any time. Individual
instruction. Gredtuttes Assisted
to pOSitioDe.
No vacation.
MAIL COURSES- in LAngua
Bookkeeping, Shorthan
W PentnamthiP, etc.
Send s -postal torinformatton
" abont Oanada'n1OriettestCltals
of Nigh -aril-del Itstsittirest
ton Busbien
• GeorgeSpotton,
Eby, Vice-Printi
in S. So No.; 5„11cGillivray, and lilies
Eva Corbett, stenographer, of team.
spent.FridnAveniagtnd
urdayYllth their aunts, recently. -Mr
enMrs. %Vtn. Shaddock have arrived
'ettaken.un their residence inth
old home, where they are receiving
the congratulations of their friends in
Corbett,. -
Rhiva
(Storra•stayed last 'week).
The whole cry is, "Lots of snoti".
We were without mail for two days o
account of the roads being blocked vio
that the stage could not go. ---The
young folks gathered . at T. f)ollin'a
one night lest week`and bad a *so!
enjoya.ble evening. ---Chas. Holt has
'sokl hifarmWitzel for the
gum of $3/50. We ere sorrow , to here
f Charlie leaving our town Tom
visiting his old home returned home
on ' Wednesday. His sister, Mrs. 3.
011aurk of London, ateonspenied 'blin
at fermi bee home. We, are laratys
*Ito eee Tom come home. •
.- ,,,, iabout ,
' of thr Olfldal T I o
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tee t,". ,....",„..
tern -o..:irwlnding- the
Town of'Eacter. ' Changes
arm names.; changes of , •
addressee. or'oritere ''for dtlillz.
, eite entrieSslisoutd be hanileti1 r\
irv. at\ cinee to ' . \ 1. 1
:'
tw.Alfeasels-arelp prevalent- 1'
town. -214r. Thompson Of Gedench is
in town on business. -Mise B. Ford,
book-keeper at Seaforth„ is very ill. -
Misses Laura Bolton and Florence
Pope celled on Zurich friends Ouniay.
-DinATH.-An aged resident of Hen-
sall died on Feb, a' th in the person of
Jamotneeiteold.
Decosedslhi
y, who WAS 90wYearsAina
6nth7
respected by all and basest four sons
and two daughters. One son is Jame*
Murray. of Exeter and the daughters
are Mrs. Smiley and Mitts Jennie at
how ,e-7---both---ot-----whom--deoerve--t,he
greatest credit for the untiring car
they have given the father. Deceasec
was a consistent metutter of the Meth-
odist church, and the funeral service
was , -held thereon Tuesday, conducted
by Rev. Toll.. The funeral was very
large. Interment took place in Hen -
sail cemetery.'
Eden
The church anniversary which was
to have been held on Sunday and Mon-
day last has been ost ned to the
an , w special services
will be held afternoon and evening of
Sunday and the oyster supper Mon-
day evening. Admission 35c. and 20.
The following is the report of the
standing of the pupils in S.S. No, 40
Ushorne, for Jan., based on regularity -
of attendance and weekly estansina-
tions. Names in order of merit. V-
Wilile Sr. 1V. ---V Kerslake,
a, Davis, NV Webber, jr.
May, A Skinner, A McCurdy, 0 May,
T Coates, G Davis, W Walker.
At McCurdy.- -L-Coatee, E Kellet, A
Hunter, L Harding, V Coates. Sr. IL
-I Ford. M May, S McCurdy, F Web.
ber, TSkinner, F Coates. Jr. I1. --R
Thompson. 41, -!Web,
Irrilite-r, EL Hunter, OThomp.
son, V Pincombe. Theitnp-
son, II Coates, B Caves.
J. W. Ilogarth, Teacher.
' Zurialt -
en -eases t
. the -Division Court-sittings-on-Tnes;
;ley oflaist week, vr en Judge • Holt
- Imilityter it* ---Baker Ana-
ker vs. Biker, jud was given
Lea
for theplaintiffis In Jetrott vs. Bit.
sonnette, judgment was "given for
pleintiff. In Meldinger vs. Howes*
the plaintiff was mratiles1 judgment.
10 Doan vs. .,Stoskopf* the owe was
non -suited. ° In MeArtlitir fis. Patter-
son the gbOntiff got judgment. In
Frits vs. &boo,the plaintiff won, • R.
Pickard Oo„ got« Rinker, the defendant
won, having a receipt for the account
soed, for. - Lindenfeki *I, licKa *..404
Alexander vs. McKay were eett ea be.
fore -they weretitiled,-.Mrs.ir tine
Kotherie ievety 11.1.-I24 dozen eggs
front 140.1iens In the -tuoutti-Of 31411;
uary is the record made bythe flock
of Aaron Kotereltere.;41. -Maga and
Detrolt
--An attack of pleurisy -Is confining
.Charlie Weber to his . bed.--Garttet
Magel of Detroit le visiting . here. -At
the second senualmetting ot Huron
'Weather insprisues Company here
Tuesday the three retiring' directore
W. T. Oitlatrell, ar firokenabite sind.
W. 11. Bottle were reselected. Litter
the director* elected A. Or. Stuillie pre.
Ade.% W. 11, Battler . "Ace ,president,
It ;eller. EtetAreas. and O. Lion:swan
Iteueral ageOti-44/0* Mil Koehler hae
returned teom it *hilt in Tevistoclic.
- flay
,
bigoted who
knew her INI to her long hunn'
on lin. Mtit.- Job**
away in her tntit year.
In"poorbealthpe eom
floral took plaec the Ifol-
lowing To the HrneaH ceme.
,Robert
nt eaforth, and Mrs,1Keteberj uf Re..
astir,1v. '
it •
Co b; brouglatis and all irritated eon-
& oy the .throat aid eitest. It is
thirereltiert of a great apecialist in
medial/4e. At all 'Toed Aruggists, , LIfic;
Dr. T. A. locum, Livted, Toronto.
-Sad for Free Sample TO4sY. .
Itodgem
The Missea White met with a rather
unpleasant eccideut one day last week
while returning from a drive to Hen -
sell. In 'some manner the clip came
off the shift and the horse, becoming
unmanageable, threw the occupants
out aml the horse MO home. The oc-
cupants escaped injury, but it fell to
their lot to haul the cutter home
throulth the deep snow.-Duncitev-Mc-
Denidd and daughter, of Rosser.
visited at Wm. White's last week. -
Mies Umbel', of Winchebea, has re.
„turned home after a, visit with Mrs. N.
lerrott.-The roads in this locality_sre
in a, bed state from the storm.- Mrs.
Thos. Case still continues veil ill, with
no signs of n2aprovement.- iss Da,v-
idson, of Zurich. iv visiting At.---Tob
Patterson's.-A horse belonging to
seaustalbeit'ar'leYere"weiiiiia
* e
-Reetneactulfe-visi 'n.
don Hyde Park last week. -Adam
Case, ter a visit with relatives here,
returned to Toronto Saturday, -Mie,
Jackson. the 13 -year-old daughter of
John Jackson, experienced a. very
painful scalding accident One day last
week, ,Sbe was about to remove the
tea -kettle from the stove when the
handle broke, and considerable of the
contents were spilled on her feet and
teem, scalding them badly. The patient
suefered nouoh pain, but is now recov-
ering nicely. -Thos. Cases sale will
take place to.day and thtit family will
shortly meve to rietet. Thar twiny
friends here regret very much the loss
of Mr. Case and worthy family, from
our midst. as they will be much miss-
ed, The very beat wishes of all will
accompany them to their new home.
McGillivray Vouncil
Council met ou Feb. lth, pursuant to
adjournment. Present J Robinson,
• Reeve: W. T. Mena, Deputy Ito've;
E. R.'• Moray and Joshua Morgan.
Councillors. •Minutes of reviou
Ineeting read And „signed.
Ineas-that accourrts to the amount of
$20.80 be • paid. -Carried. 'Ulens-
Morgan-that By Law No. I of MOO
appointing T. H. Pearson a member
of the Board of Health as read it first
and -second time be now read a third
time and passed. -Carried. -Meng-
Morgaii-that the assessor be paid (in
addition to his salary) ten cents for
es -ch dog over -four hundred in number
that's asseseed and placed u n the
Collectors Roll for the year I -ears
vied. The Council adjourned to meet
in the Town Hall oath* first, Monday
in March at 1 p., tn. • .
D. Drummond. Olerk.
•Rephert.roonneit '
A special council meeting was held
in the clerk's office, Crediton, on 'Sat-
urday, Feb. 8.1008, at 8 py m. All
members preeent, except Councillor
In read and a st
r:rreY-,That .Lair
ing`BY42* . •
�f 1008 baring been -reed the In -
time, be paseed and shoed by the
mut/ clerkamithe iteata the
potation: attached thereto. -Carried.
Ricksikearley-,-That Henry Sweit.
xer and title Bluett be the auditors
to audit th books of the Townshipfor
the lest year's Viable's, at a salary of
$8 each. -Carried, • - -
Vearly-Ificlo-That Bylaw No. 4
arta.' to oppOint township auditors,
bairibg been read the third time, be
pitiwed and taped by the *reeve . and
clerk and the seal of thecorporeMon
be attaeled"thereto,,Carried, -
The following' orders were
'OeuryWKratti, Ittrioet $1.40rSun In.
-
tairence °Mee, insurance oribwn Hall
$11.50itheiter Prouty* mlittikty, $423.
The Council adjourned to meet *gain
In thelewn Bell' Creak -ton, On Mon.
047i eflietrolineitt,"ar
,IIZHRY Eget% Twp. !Clerk,
• Uttar •
' Mis. Robetteltrut, :who th4!fpast two
has .been teaching, school In
Alta., ha* resigned her,
ind is now at her homeb
bachelors' and betsidiCte d*nee, wbleb
It to have been held Talk night;
has been indelhtitely Postponed owing
to the,brkade, **blot( mean, im
patieible or the orebeetra frotn Lon.,
don Or y of theInvited goeets
side 00 town to resell het:IN...Mile
iRey . Arthur. Carliale,,, .wbo went to
toOknOw * week *go to take: the' sort
itekirt the Ing11sb chnfth there.' was
oibours1 ard Unable( ttittliett home
,
tn it some ;pars.. ;were
shrnting lieto on ,Feb. 2, a. brakeg• en
named Let.n WitittY, itelteili was
ockedvGw.th. tottorl",, 1,eq
fra
mind, that necessitated his being rot
ctering the skull, and iflictin,
„
moved to thei boapital. .
Parkhill: A. B. Gilbert bas disp.os.
of of his flour and feed business to W.
Leary
of tbe 18th '
Mr. Leary will take -• ion oinilituib'
the
' bert: pu
upenfugnn-0 ** rut'
and Lite lasurance business \
Last week Grieve•4 Lets
lie moved 73,009 ft. of hetnloek an
pine • lumber into town from thei
eitivp near .fleavertOwu.- In live da
they had 1:139'00 225,000 ft- forming
part of 300,000 ft. Of lumber. which
had been contractei for by W. II,
Mark.&Co. this canstitur
tes a record in tbie part of the country
for teaming- lumber.
Seafortli; Many of our readers will
regret to learn of the death of Mos
Thora Waddell, ,which occurred at
her ome in Winnipeg _on Thursday.
Jan ary 23. ,Mrs, Waddell was a
native of Seaforth and was married to
her now bereaved husband in this
stn. --She-Vrati a Sister ofF. 0. Spar.
liagraf-Wioghenuot*t
ronte, Mr. Weddell car-
• ,
40'.*Ottua1 Aneetinii,,- • '; the irtk,
Middlesex fiietspeta!'.1ftstitOtkv held. at '
,
Orcenwa 0fl Wt3Jtd*,-,
diUo 0. of ,
,
gave a, very interesting ss
"The liorae." In tb,e evening Miss
Yates gave an excellent addeess on
"Business Methode."*nd M17R.Ydd on
"Drop Stitchea." President WilSen
filled -the chair in an 'able manner andt
,spoke on "Care in Feeding," The
.-held sin-sixealleas.sugating‘,-44t,
TibOrnt:MearrNti;`4;.°4Viftionr
new Woman's Institute was organized
with Mrs. V. II. Wilson the Presiderit
and Miss Myrtle Wickert the Secre-
tary.
Ir^
asp ,
Farquhar.
The farm owned by the late W. H.
Stewart has been purchased by his
father, Mr. Win. Stewart, for a sum
In the neighborhood of $7000. Mr.
Stewart will work the farm himself,
while Mrs. W. II. Stewart will still re-
side in the house. -Mise Ade Tucker,
who has been ill, is *low Tilte well
again. -Ne mail for three dos in our
village last week made us all wonder
lust bow we would get along without
a daily -Avail. -
-.Noesle now for any
• St. -George's
Baking "Powder'.
Glad of it, toot .1 don't get
any mere complaints --but lots of
compliments.
So out with these old lines,"
write The National the' 'cCaThu & Chem' • 1 . of elkath Unified, fee rl
r new
ret
,.•
ant evexylvdi intereited in garden-
--
write for our New 1008
iich Li one of the most ,comple
catalogues published. TO, each inquirer we
ill include absolutely free a package of
eed-4twourapltrulia totwi4mato, 'Tau
I'ride," or if- preferred 'a package of our
()Wert -0- m-Catticliart-Vreut-"-- Turnip or
Stutz Rosa" Poppies.,
le***11A0 to.daratiaiiatur your ellokc
sae*
ftte 'to inky
Itttilirett,W Seld
41:,iiIldinwkkb
Coneitlet.
be tni»lees and tonratepayers .
is
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stat. tticftnt time
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