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or for 331uo Ribbon Ten
Not neer yr simmering - MUSt be fresh and must boil
vgoruiy
Then it will absorb the deliciousness and fragrance from.
- Blue Ribbon -take all the good out of it.
Let it steep at least six minutes -eight if possible -in an
earthenware teapot, and " you'll have the best cp of tea in
your life.
Ce.yion Te
lerele.04 legistrec4
1,00eriork Gregm.
40c.
Quid bo Jasle for tbse
1104 X.,oltael.
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they are snot in business for their
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eau crowd on.
EXETER OL)3OMW
B
MINUTES
Meeting et the Board held ia the
town halL Monday, June :nh,, 191)1
with all untnebere present.
The following is the order at the
business duly submitted and approv-
ed,
Per chairman minutes of previou
meeting..
Iteports of committees.
Ilepairs - That w. c, had been
built and night soil removed .
Per 11 Boston and S. Martin that
the settlement a the nartnoll acct.
for wood he left in the hands of the
chair.
Per 1.1. Huston and W, 3. Carling
hat W. e. be painted and sandel
under the directions of the repairs
commit tee
Per 3, Evans and W. 3. Carling
tbat the following arcounts be paid.
•
it prepayments confirmed -
11,, Gould, labor ecet. S30%; Adele-
cate winattng, $2.95; W. C. Ruston.
light, $0.00: II. Seaekulasn
varc sundries, $6.00; W. 3. 0'
len, type paper and, express, loc;
Teeee, rails. S3.00; W, A, Dalkedi
loeets ete, $70.16,
Per S. :11ar tin and 11, Unelonstita
Tsignation of Mise :McCallum,
to attend the Normal School be u' -
cep e
Per II. Huston and G, Bierett Chit
liss Pringle be held in succession
the vacancy caused by the resig-
tat ion of Miss :51cCallum.
Per T Evaos and W. „I. Csrling,
the secretary advise :alle;
j Iring2efortlto kit and hold. t lie a 11.-
4. 1 V0i*Unoni open for accept anee up to
•
e °rated by .Act of Parlianterst 1835) :
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d.. .e. ... .. , 2,E.50.00 0.0 0 :
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xiTEIR laRAINic.:1-1 .
ra .?..) a, zeto3* . et, except Saturdeyta r &
otos eaeleed or collected. Forme supplied 4
Sett Olt peints in the Pemialea. (treat gee ndnan4 Va. 4
vet f C:ra 06 lowest rate/50 exeliaege, 4
VINGS DEPARTMENT die
0 ana upwards reeelectl. st 4 11, '
1.11 to prbactral June 2fab. eud Devembe I . Ite 4
1. 1,11 egbeis eurreet ro.ne of Interest allowed.
e ers,*teek dealers and business •
IA b1e terra& Agents atExeterforDora.(tev *
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FRIDA
fieeerMISAX
10
4 11
18
5
and fi dh'
ton1 year by 1
a he uncitaitted a
04 or el,e allowed to go his ow lt way
'Ilte trent al/pointed by lion. Alex.
:Sleeken:4e to 'otect Ibe politic
ks esigtte Ids office bee 1.1.150 Sir.
0 23 10 ett 4e1**its to tesist
. h*ta • Ue *ltd to Parliament
25 and 1 teal fell upon deaf ears,"
wl less
demanded
nmuzzled
190t
.„ os T Eve', on: en Om „re,
THE A U DITO NERAL Is inclined to habitual, constipation
and should itee Dr. ilamilton'aihiUS
of Mandrake and Batternot which
idithful (douse the system and regulate the
d ugell stomach and bowels. Por mild and
pen_ sure relief use only Drfittrnin on's
Pills, Prize 25c,
<Alter tment yefiv; eeetre
serriet, John Leon:.14
laIditor-Genertil of Cattada,
dent. of the Ow., rnuoni, 1/
beettuse the :4 tt,i Ot 111t.
TH
_ _ _ _ . HE OME PAPER
Kusm 4104
centesteJ' lee tit. Ininisters,',
anti becauee a bill ha leen introduc- ltev.• gayety. elethodiek Min-
ed to render his check' up m the ae- ister of 3.exoptville, writes to the
court( Fi iaCfrectiv, press regarding' the "Home Paper"
The Toronto New..,, ,Nhes3 editor_ thus; --"l have been led to wonder
bow a family n afford to do with -
jai% z/re independent in tone, seys ;-- cavisitor. We xneY
"It ie well known thtt Mr . Mc- l'ut this weeklY
Dougan bns no '0 1rL to L....ova the disperse with 111 12i thiegs end net
service. Ile is 'better oualieiea for suffer much Iose but the borne great
ly needs the local .11C WS which can
anr-tbe-dutits of hie orfien to-dav than
be totthered front no other source.
ever, Ills ambitioa to (To good work
es as keen as when he was appoioted
He retired because of the interfer-
ence of the Treseney Board. Rath-
er Onto ourtail the powers of < the
Cabinet commiti co- powersthat
;were not exercised tor thc protec-
tion of the public intereet-ao of-
ficiol who enjoys the confidence of
Let none say "I cannot afford it"
when it comes at less than two
cents per week, to brighten the
home we need tide weekly guest.
Next to the Bible, in my judgment,
is the newspaper in the home. To
be an intelligent citizen we must
read it Intelligent citizenship
xneans familiarity with the public
the conntry is allowed to resign. All nross. The local paper, it lease one
he asked V. aS i nerease in hie I idoo
tiy and one church paper, should
authority sufficion to enable him: 111 bo every home. Let none say
„ to check improper end illegal r1y- "I cannot afford it" for you cannot
xnents. Ile merely deeired to be pine-
.eatford te be 'without these. Many
ed in a eosition where he could ex -1 moy //try "1 have no time to read
erciso the functions of an Auditor. 4 the paper!, I think 1,VC succeed bet -
110 3'" bc" called tha "'"11:tmllsdog:_°±‘ i ter when we take time. We need
the TrenmirY• 13111' le° klicrw the I these papers for our own personal
eimile, he has been chained and I benefit, for the prefit oC the borne
muzzled tie fir i*vonted many and /or the good of our country!'
raid by llis growl. But he tired of
iM723
You can depend on Ayer's
Hair 'Vigor to restore color to
your gray hair, every time.
Follow directions and it neve
tails to do this work o It stops
eur
failingof the ha'ir, iso. There's
great satisfaction in knowing
you are not going to be disap-
pointed. Isn't that so?
°illy hair laded until it vas, obobt 7
ok ln,11to
rI
toot ono bottle of Ayoi 's ilab Vigor
01.1.010 11. io icirrer darlO, riot, color, 'V our
Heil'Vigor certiticly does what yoo Claim fOo'
It -A. BuildAV,loolInlam 24
ete0 0 bottle, ",f, 0, eyeet
All dm•glrOtl. /4 1.
11`
,c24 1, "er
epecial report was laid before
Parliament last 1VCCIC showing that
the dan:Tdiln Government owns 6,012
miles of land telegraph lines 348 mil
es of ca.ble, total 6,390. The average
yearly number of messages sent is
96,500, of which the Yukon lines
en rrie ti 42,000. 'The expenditure on
the Governtnet telegraph service last
year was $373,348, and the receipts
$132,122. The Yukon line cost to
maintein s$242,211, ald the revenue
was $113,605.
The overcro-wding of! steamers ts
now compleined of. One vessel that,
hes accommodation. and life preser-
vers for 1,500 persons is eaid to have
metered New "Vork carrying 4,000
persons, 3,000 in the' steerage. Such
herding together is denounced a1.
'
ntore than. tintigerous. An, mecl
4 rust),-44esult of. panic from any
14 cause would tnale abortive all the
10.1 -1:410 or:. safety. Thesuggestion
j.‘t made to 11 4' en t ine against over-
cro-,sMing, the s'atne as against
era or typhus. continental ports no
'pro i i n 's made z:2,` 3 s 1 cro.t
, and the steamship 1.411 ,1.' SA V
13
Ite .10 3t of July. 190I,
Per 11 Huston and S. Martin, that
the monthly reports of the principal
be accepted with special thanks for
t heir complet eness.
Per J. Evans and George Eterett
tliat the reSpaoizig of the seats in
Mis. Dorrington's room be effected
Under the tlirections of the repairs
ran/11 (ee. and thst the cleaning of
he school he done under the antler -
vision of the grounde and sanitary
committee.
lights as recommended hv the at
that the epplteattori of Mr, ioraus
for leave of absence be granted with,
the honrd's best uishes for the en-
joyment of hie trip. and safe return
Per H. Huston and S. Martin that
the school re -open Tuesday Sept. 6,
at 9 a. in.:
Per 11. Huston mni V. J. Carling
thnt the inspector's report be
ar-
eeptd.
Per 0. Eaereet and J. Evans, that
the leashing, reealsomioing and
painting of ceilings be left in the
bands of the repairs eOttainittee, the
paint to be of sono, soft,
light color.
Per W. J. Carling and S. Martin
that 11. Huston secure the prism
lights as recommend edby the in-
spector end also have the window or
one room fitted oith ground glass
as suggested.
Per If. Huston end W. ,T. Carling
that the fees for the commercial
department be uniform with that
of the, Iiigh school sections viz. .$10
ten dollars per annum.
Per W. J. Carling and G. Encrelt
that the sttlary of the principal be
right hundred and fifty dollars for
the ensuing year.
Per 3. Evans and S. Martin that
ilueSteachore', cheeks be issued on
Per W. J. Carling adjournment.
S. GRIGG, Sec -y.
UE 1)BSERVES
PITY
TIMES, JUE 30th, 1904.
Huron
Blyth has a curfew bell which
rings at seven o'clock on Monday,
Tuesday Tbursciay tt.na vrithty even-
ing of each 'week.
Ministers Leweeers, Teathere, and
ethens whose occupations give but lite
tie exexcise, ebould, use'Car tees <Lit-
tle liver Pills, rex: terold liver awl
bidioesness. One is a dose. Tr e; them.
The tnartiage of Maude Fisher; ofd
Clinton, to Miss Bessie Piekard, of
gelmesville, was solemnized on Weil,
ueSdaY.o bst week, Mr. and Mrs,
Fisher will reside in Goderich.
The supplementary estimates sub-
ntittee to the lionee of Commons
last week contain an item of $1,600
the extension to the south pier a
Bayfield, to complete payments.
Axe free frem all crude and irritating
matter. Concentrated medicine only.
Carter's 'Little Liver Pills. Very
smell: very easy to take; oo pain; po
griping; no punging. Try them.
The grocers of the town of Goder-
ch have unanimously agreed not to
eke any orders for delivery after
$.30 o'clock on Seturday evenings.
I Tins will make it petoeble for to get
Mr-McLuhlen Inn her thunhter
I Miss Madeleine-, arrived Monday
' night at Goderich, from Berens Riv
er, Man, where the late Re. J 444,
elelotelfhtla wts' engaged in utiseion
le among t he Indians tent il his
ented death last year.
,ozupt reliel u sicirilictulaeiw dize
rwesnaneett, VOustkintion, p tin
tlttside, gmenanteed tol !those using,
C tees Little Liver Pills, One a
lesSmell eerier. Small doee. Smelt
The ;,1 eek, petve at the
Methodiet oarsonve,Wingli,an aahe
30, by Rev. Dr. Wendy, of Mr. 3. J„
Denman, commercial t reveller, of
Illuevale. and Miss 'Frames Ann.
daughter of Robert Yeo, o Turn-
herry.
re4silgtsnsetritt,r sehool, in seetion o
N. 3,
Patte riiart, who
Colborne, and who intends taking a
trip to tbe :North-west, was present-
ed by her late pupils with nit es. al and a purse containing it, bend -
some seem ot gold.
Jobn LeMont ahighly-reel/Wed
young fanner living near Brussels
was accidentally killed on Ttleaday
while working in the hush. Lamont
in company mith his father and
three other men were using a large
spring pole, which, wets over -head,
when, the pole gave way and fell full
Welqa on the hock of Vittiont's neck.
causing, instant (tenth. IR. mae30
year old and unmarried,
earlier closing.
Iris suffering front sciatica was
so great but thanks to Nervitine, he
was cured. "I suffered for three
years from scietica," writes E. S. Jen-
kins, of Portland, "t/nd no man ever
suffered more. 3 spent a small for-
tune tn different remedies but the
only one with real merit was Ner-
viline. I used a few bottles ofNer-
viline and was perfectly cured. I
can xecommend Nerviline es a sure
cure for stiatice; it's excellent nlso
for rheumatism and neuralgia. Try
Nerviline, 25e, at all druggists.
W. C. T. U. Notes
The next regular 'Woman's Chr-
istian Temperance meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Edward
Jones, on Wednesday, July 20t11 at
3 o'clock.
Wre cannot nurke much im-
pression in the way of relieving pov-
erty in our midst while intemper-
ance is unchecked if. we find a
house where the children are half
clad. where the coal is bought by
the -basket, where there is never any
certainty about the next day's meal
the chaoces are that the father of
the household spends part of his
Wages for strong drink.
The slum 'is the offspring of the
ealoon. If the billion dollars and
over which the American people are
spending ann-ually for intoxicating
drinks should be expended for food,
and clothing and fuel, poverty in its
most distressing form would be an-
nihilated from among us.
MIMEEIMILIMMI.11,1110RIMPORIVI
Itching Skin
Distreea by day and night -
That's the complaint of those who
„are so unfortunate as to be afflicted
with Eczema or Salt Itheum-and °a-
ward applieations do not cure.
They can't.
The, source of the tt'ouble is in the
830311-'1.1880that pure and this seal-
ing, 844rnin.0,, Robing skin disease will
disappear.
"I ',vas taken with an itching on ray
arms proved Very disagreeable. I
00001ude.3 it was salt rheum and bought a
bottle of Hood's Sarsaparilla. In two days
alter I began taking it 1 Celt better and it
WAS not long before I was cured. Have
never bad any ikin disease since." MRS.
InA E. WAIO, Cove Point, l‘fd.
Hood's Sarstv3arilla
rids the blood of all impurities and
cures all eruptions.
SUDDEN1,4),7 .VITAC1,E1„).
(atilt:ironl aro often1,5,Ltuagetar
tacked by painEttl and danger
ous Calle, Cramps DiarriMee., Dy...
watery Chelera Ilttorbets, Cholera in.
fantum, etc. 1.1r. Fowlers ItIxtreet ,of
Unid Strawberry' is a prole:tat; and
Sure +cure which slleuld nlways bo
keel.; in ile,ho,use4-
Perth
Mr. Robert Berry, ot. Illattetterd,
warden of Perth county, sold a fine
two -ye ar-old heavy draught filly to
„Tomes Deletion, of Dom nie, the
other (ley for the handsome sum of
$21$0.
kssentiall lungeheali ng
rinei-
i1 of the pine tree has finally' been
succesitully separated and refined in-
to to perffeert, cough
Weed's Norway Pin Syrup. Said iby
all dealers, on a gentrautee orsatisfte-
lion. Price 25e.
A very pretty wetlding took piece
on Thursday, June 10, at St. Jot eph'S
Lutheran churcloSebringville, when
Miss Ida Soloing, youngest daugh-
ter or Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Suhring,
was united in marriw.ce to Mr. etre
J. Bald, of Fullerton.
D Den's Kidnefr•Pilei•aot on I lie kid-
neys; blAder .ened urinory ongans only.
They cure ibuoitaohe, weak back, rite-
/time:clam, eliabelLes, congestion, / in-
flammation ,gravel, 13rightes diseaee
and 'all 'tather diseases arising from
evtrong artion of itho klidnyes and
R. T. of T. in Council
The attenclance at the veal -annual
meeting for Huron Distriet on Wed-
oesday last from. Clinton was some-
what smaller than usual, owing to
11 confusion in dates in the notices
sent cut, but the business elearaoter
of the meeting was equal to the
best yet held. F. G. Neelin, of Sea -
forth., District Councillor, presided,
and in the absence of the Distriot
Secretary, Mrs. Crittenden, oi Blyth,
James Mitchell was appeinted pro -
tem, Iii his semi-annual address the.
District Councillor dealt Ivith sev-
eral matters oft interese to the Or-
der and the cense of Temperance
generally. His address \VaS, referred
to a committee for distribution, and
then the council adjourned for din-
ner served in the nixte-roonas of the
hail by the members of Clinton
Council.
On reeuming business the Com-
mittee reports were preseuted as to',
lows;
Report of CQUI. en Distribution
I Inasmuch tm the letter of our
Distriet Secretary seems to intimate
that she cannot perform the duties
and as on active secretary ie. impera-
tively necessary irk the interests of
this District Connell, we recommend
that Sister V, M, Watts, Aset, Seo.,
be oppointed to conduct the work
daring the balance of the term.
2. That the advisability ot again
urging uten the Grand Council the
Memorial for direct payment of tbe
District tax to the Dietrict Comicils
for whom it is raised, be again eon-
eitlered by this District Council.
a. That the question of Tempe
time in Politics s sug'gested by OW
DiStriut 041111410rebe submit ted o ft
speciel eommittee consisting of the
Dist.. Coun, Treas. johnst on and
Sieter
.1. That the question oi .ette of-
ficial visits of the Distriot Coun-
cillor be referred to the Com, on
State of the Order; 41zul the 'neuter
of sermons on Temperance to the
Committee on Temperance work .
The report was ettoptel tie reed :le
1' full discussion,
eport of Com. en
Order.
1. Vour CoMmit ve 1 tIiev t hat
t Dist ric Councillor i.hu1d vieit
every Council in this District at least
once during the present term, and
euggest that he notify the Select
and Vice Councillors and Secy. of
each Council of tbe time of bis visit
and invite the officers and members
ot neighboring councils to attend
with him on finch visits; in any case
where the officers of a neighboring
Commit attend with the District
Councillor. 1. he necessary travailing
expenses of those eo-opeeative be
lead.
This report Was adopted the Dis-
trict tax to remain at two cents per
member to meet the expenses or the
work proposed.
Com. on Tonoteronee Work.
1. This committee helieve that a(
lee s t t wo t el perance sermons should
be preached during the year ley each
clergyman in the County, and we re-
commend that the S. C.,'Wice Couto
and Secretary of etch Council be a
committee to interview t ha clergy
men in their section to that end, and
to make such arrangements as may
be deeme(t advisable where consent
im given to so preach.
2. That a copy of this resolution
be sent to each clergyman and to
each Select Conn., or to the Secre-
'netry to be read in the Council.
3. Your committee ask ibis Coun-
cil to consider the question of having
a big Temperance Rally gathering
or picnic at Soule central point, in
the near future, to which some
prominent speakers would be invit-
ed.
Claueee 1 and 2 were adopted as
read and clause 3 referred to the an-
nual meeting in jewelry for consid-
eration, the sentiment of those pre-
sent being unanimously in favor of
the proposed oathering, Lett the ina-
Mr. and IVIrs. Chas. nogg, Witlder
st., St. Marys, recently celebrated
their silver wedding. Relatives and
friends from near and far assembled
to do them honor and to participate
in a celebration which will long be
remembered. by all who ever° priv-
ileged to enjoy ite There were many
presents of silverware and other or -
tides, both costly and beautiful.
Mane, people say they are "all ner-
vets," easilly, startled or upset,
ilyl worried 'an d irri tated. Xehilburnes
Heart and Nerve Pills are jest the
remedy such people require. 'They
re!store Tierldo thtermony of the, ner-
ve centres end give new nerve force
Lo sha,ttered nervous systems.
Mr. Frank Markey, sr., woodwork-
er with C. Richardson & Co., St.
Marys, metwith a. mishap on Sat-
urday forenoon. While passing the
blacksmith's department he acciden-
tally tripped ovee some iron work
on the floor and fell heavily, strrik-
bis head heavily on a piece of iron
which Ieft him prostrated for. sev-
ernl minutes . Besides the head
bruises he was also bruised on his
side.
WHEN YOUR APPETITE PAILS.
Andy it makes you dizzy to even,
think cf. ea Ing, you need Fcrlipzonc
the greatest ol: appetizin, Tonics. Tt
builds up the whole body, the taste
becomes aware of neW flavors in food
yau never noticed before. A relisii
and alter -satisfaction in eating, is
another result from Ferrozone
which improves the digestion ttrid
converts everything eaten into nour-
ishment for the blood, end brain and-'=
nerves. Just one Ferrozone tablet
after meals, easy to I ake and pleas-
ant. Try Ferrozone, Price 50c, al„
druggists.
1Inder the provisiom of the 01L014
103 Jildge 100111..str,,,1 has 0 rit±;
the deportation of Icertain "United
States Fill rtioyerh, amp\oyed in tbe
' survery of the Gletna ',erunk P 46111
/1
Miss Nettie Blackmore, Min.
neapolis, tells how any young
woman may be permanently
cured of monthly pains by tak-
ing Lydia E Pinlcharn's Vege-
table Compound.
youNG wo.vzx : --I had frequent
headaches of a severe nature, dark
spots before my eyes, and at my men-
strual periods Isullered untold agony.
A member of the lodge advised me to
try Lydia E. Pinle-ham's Vege-
table Compound, but I only scorned
good advice and felt that my case was
hopeless, but she kept at me until I
bought a bottle and started taking
it. I soon had the beTt reason in the
world to change my opinion of the
medicine, as each day nay health im-
proved, and finilly I was entirely with-
out pain at my menstruation periods.
I am most grateful." -NETTIE' BLACK-
mOEE,_502$8 C00nentral Ave., Mine a polls,
Minn.
forfeit if original of abouc lotto.
prourng genuincness cannot to produced,
If there is anything about your
case about which you would
like special advice, write freely
to Mrs. PinIcham. she will hold
your letter in strict eonfidence.
She can surely help eou for no
person in Alla eriCa Call Speak
trom a wider experienee in treat-
ing femalc.1118. She as helped
hundreds of th0118a1.1, of women
1.Iba,ek to health. Frer address is
' Lynn, Mass.; her advice is free,
The, Mud, You Have Always 13ouglit, and which has bee;
in use foe over 30 years, has borne the signature of
and has been made under bis per-
sonal supervision since its infancy*
-AilowliQ one to deceive you in t-145.*
All Couaterfoit,;, Imitations and. 44 JuSt -as-goodIP are but
li'experimente that trifle with axul endanger the health a
Ltaluts, noel Child'een.-1.,Pxperience against Experiment.
eter
YVhat is ASTC)RIA
a harmless substitute for Castor Olb
rite, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It es, Ileaennt.It
BeitIner °Blum, Morphine zor other Naroetio
Itzt Is its c'n'iantee ItileStrOTS WOrlISS
tottni. etilays VenerisisteesS. It cures Diarrhoea and WWI
relit, -v es Teething Tronbles,, ewes Cleustipatiert
Nataleney,. It assimilates The Venda regulatfe-s tho
t40)1.1.( 1), ;lad Dowels, givimr healthy and natuxa1 sleep*
Tho ranacea-The 'Mother's Friend,
MIME
CASTORIA ALWAYS
earn the Signature of
The KM You
e Always Bought
Use For Over 30 Year
NW:MAY 71T41 VCIPtt CITY.
nts will be
nethino• to their ad
vantage Gy writing to
The Diabetic Insti
tute, St. Dunstan's
Hill, London, E. C.
NOTHING TO PAY1
jority favored *.Dominion Day as the
most suitable and convenient foe a
large attendance.
Itro, Thos. Nand gave a retort of
11.15 at ten dance at Grand Pound', for
which he received it vote of thanke.
After the passage of some ac-
counts. the report of Dist. Treas.
Johnston was read and adopted as
follows;
Bal. from January report-- $ 5 8'.
Reed, from 'Dist. Secy11 15
" " Grand Council, being
District tax collected 11 90
$28 94
Expenditure -bills just passed, 0 130
Bal. on hand ,,.,,,..1222$
Exeter was select ed as the plate of
holding the annetel meetingin 'Jan-
uary n05, and a hearty, vote of
thanks was tendered the members
of Haemony Council, of Clinton, for
their generous hospitality in enter-
taining the District Council.
Adjournment followed, and after
again feasting on the good tables
'Provided the delegates dispersed to
their homes.
CATARIIIIAL 1)EAFNESS
CAUSED
By. a thickening of the lining mem-
brane of the middle ear owing to pro
longed inflammation from catarrhal
germs. The only cure is fragrant,
healing Catarrhozone, one which is
carried by the air you breathe to
the remotest parts of the throats
and ear. Tt reaches the source of
the trouble and cures deafness per-
manently. Every sufferer from im-
paired hearing should use Catarrho-
zone which has effected many, wond-
erful cures. You simply breathe its
healing medical vapor, -very easy
and pleasant. Do this and your
hearing will. be restored. Catarrh -
zone. never fails; it is guaranteed.
Two month's treatment; for $1.00
at druggists.
TORONTO EXHIBITION PRIZE
LIST
' A copy of the prize list for the
Canadian National Exhibition lo be
held in Toronto this yea6rom Aug.
29111 to Sept. 61211. has been, received.
It is an exceptionally handsome and
well printed production. The cover
is in three colors and tastefully em-
bossed. All'the classes are 1118e13r ar-
ranged, and the executive are pleas -
cd to 1.13r that the greatest care has
been taken to have the rules, regu-
lations and conditions explicitly Set
forth in clear and unmistakable lan-
guage. There are no fewer than 250
classes covering practically every in-
dustry known to Canada that te
worthy of encouragement, and call-
ing for $35,000 in prize money. Tr/
several departments considerable
changes have been made and the
premiums addedto. A new .art
gallery and a administration
building being erected and im-
provements made to the grounds.
The famous El /Ole Wtttch Band, by
gracious permission 0 11 iS',lRjl'sLy
the King, and of the colonel and
officers of the gallant old "Forty-
twa," 11414. been engaged and Will
play thVee times each day during
the entire period of the exhibition.
A number of other decidedly super-
ior attractions have also bee -a 11r -
Buggies
Buggies!
Do you Want a au ggy
We have Uri finest stock in town.
il the latest atyles, in the newee
olors.
Our prices are low as can be founl
for first-class material and workman.
ship.
BEFORE VOU BUY
CALL fiN ID SEE US.
J F tsseII
Two Doors South Toyer
Popular Stallions
• Cks
Metssrs, Bawden & Mcleonell'sdifor-
onghlibred Shire, Clydesdale and Hack;
ney Stallions wiU stand tfor the im,--
eericeve•raterte nf betook this season at
Lhe,Lr,;own. stables, Exeter.
CANONGATIr No 10521, ceydesdolee
at their OW11 dAble, Exeter; S15 to
insure.
IVLOULTON WileLIAM
Shhinea. beautiful grey, will, inland
at their' s,ta:bles;Enetleize $15 ;etc/ in- -
Isti'13713LLER, No. 7332, a thhoroughbrede,
Hackney Stallion, will stand at, ,thleit-
stm:bilo, mvElN,1‘
toer, $11titige
toirn:Ture
sr.
:13 A WDEN & 133cD0 NELL, Pr op..
ranged for. All ogether, therefore, -
I he Executive feel,,justified in prom-
ising that Toronto. ' Great Fair,
1904 will eclipse 1.11 predecessors.
Copies of the prize list caui be had
on application to T. 0. Orr, Manager,.
70 Rfring St. E., Toronto.
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medicine. They mare eolestinale
I ion, Sickheadache; Billiousuessand
ilyspep,in will/out griping, parging or
sickening.
25e. pays for the Times till the
end of 1904 -for n OW Subscribers
only.
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