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MEDICAL
W. BROWNING, M. D„ M, O.
tt. P, S, Graduate Victoria. Uni•
rervity, office and residenence. Dominion
Laocxatpt'y, Exeter.
DENTAL
EXNrMAI, L. D. S. ANI,.
1?E. A. R. 1.tINSMAN, L.
X. S. D, 1}.5., Hopor ilraduata
of Toronto. UAivers iy, Dentist,'
Teeth extracted without pain er
bald after effects. Office in Fan -
eon's block, West side of Main
treat,' Exeter'
D3,A' ANDERSON, (0' 0 S• i,'U-S.
DENTIST,
Honofi( raduate of the 'Toronto 'University
end Royal College of Pcptai Surgeons of
Ontario,with bottom Also Postgraduate of
tG#►inn,oSchool of Presthetio Dentistry (with
leanara.Die mention.
Everything kungen to the Dental Profession
done da this office Bridge work, crowns,, al-
lununtun, gold and vulcanite plates all done in
tba neatest mantic uspossible.
d for aipess sutras-
tly
;berets ss ape stile p
teen.
(Vi oonnadoor Fpnth of Carling Aro'sstore,
TO LOAN
llriieate Fonda to luau an Faun preerrlytet Focus
and ems half per (crit. ERNE 3T ET,LIQTI'
MONEY ONEY TO LOAN
We ht►•o unlimited private Node for r ia re QSL
ent uuou farm or village property at towel,
eto9 of interest.
DICKSON ik C ARLING
Ve
oast on rttr
at Nearest.
DCKS°;l.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the matter of the estate of wa-
llow George Millar, late of the
'rosvnship ofleeborne in the
Couuty of Huron. painter, de-
ceased.
;notice is hereby given pureuantto
le, -S, 0., 1897, chap. 120, : that all
creditors and others having claims
against the estate of the said Wil.
harm George Millar, who died on or
about the 11th day of July, 1904, are
required on or before the 20th day of
August„ 1904 to send by post; prepaid
or deliver to Messrs, Gladman
Staubury, of the village of Exeter.
Solicitors for Azatia Millar, Admin-
letrtltri:"t of the said deceased, their
obrisidan and surnames, addresses'
and dtsorptious, Uwe ;full particul-
ars of t heir claims,, the s&a►eteer.t
oC their accoux►ts and the nature of
the secs siies, if any, ]teld by them.
And further take notice that aft.:i'
small lastmentioned date the said
A(llX;iflstr.`tiTix will proceed to dis-
tribute the assets of the 'deceased
among the parties entitled thereto,
lltzvine' regard only to the claims of
thick s e shall then have series,
unsl thnt the said A.dxninigtx•atrix
Will not be liable for the said assets
or ,any part thereof to any person
or
persons of whose claims pollee
tillall not have been, received by her
at the time of Such distribution,
Glr.'tDeles 1* STANBU1 Y,
Solieitore for ea:id Adrttintstralt
etncl et Exeter the 22nd,
(lay of July 1.90t,,
THE & X
The Exeter Times
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THURSDAY, Tt°L
28th, 1904
GENERAL NEWS.
\1'ednt•sdaY. W. Wall, of Ash-
field was suntnzone•d before the P.
M. by T. McCarthy of the same,.
township, for furious driving. The
plaintiff claimed that defendant's
furious driving upset' itis vehicle, and
six witnesses were hard in support
cf the charge. At the conolusiol o€
the evidence llis Worship reserved
his deelehelt till \'4refdnesday,
The Times and the Family herald
and Weekly Star will be sent to any
address in Canada or the United WHITE—W€CF WIRE.
States till Dee. 31„ 190t for 75e,
To take advantage of this offer you A very pretty rt:btldittx;
must subscribe at once, celebrated on July 21st
A very sad suicide took itlace in -10.30 a. xn., at the home' o,
.... R T 1 A it S, r7 R> L 28th 1904.,
Disease takes no summer
vacation.
if you need flesh and
strength use
Scott's Emulsion
summer as in winter..
Send for free t.ittit,le.
scorr & sOWNkt, Chemists,,
Toronto, Ontario.
Sec, aoci $t.c4).1 all druazists,
as
Lo'tdoa, July 23rd, Philip F, Rundle
of Ingersoll dying from the effects
of a dose of strychnine. 1+'our
Iriontlt , ego his wife died and de-
ceased bad grieved constantly, The ]souse was beautifully decorat.
Seven weeks in the Guelph sans- { ed. for the occasion with smilax, car-
tariutn resulted in his being dila 1 serious. and sweet peas, The care-
ch•eeeed a. rweelr ,zg.o, since t('lticlt tnony was performed be tbe Rey, 11,
Mrs. John Willie', Main street, when
her daughter, Margaret 'Verene was
married to Mr, Francis J. Wickwire
journalist•, formerly of Leamington.
time be has lived with friends.
Ile wigs a prominent cheese merch-
ant, a Mason, a curler, and popular
with evexyon, Ile. was 1.1 years of
Lieense Inspector Robert Hendee
son, ;:n old and respeetod citizen
died Sunday at the family resideme
on Talbot street, London, after an
illness of only ane week's duration,
Mr, Henderson was both in Mont-
real in 1832, and lived for some tune
is Brantford and :Faris, In 1852
ht, went to London and was for
ninny years foreman in the ;cooper
Atop of the late Plias. hunt, In.
187( Mr, dlenderson was appointed
b} th e Ontario Goparnn7ent as '11-
ense inspeotor, a position which be
ad ever since f,tirhtfullY :(n(t effiei-
' fly filled,
Alaaesty the King's prize, the
riveted: blue ribbon of the rifle
voted, goes to Canada. Brivate J.
Of the Duke of Coimatreltt's
swtz liMee or Vancouver eclat v;^i1.
ae sii+tiuction of making lb", lead-
ing seem with a grand total of 321
setas►its out et a possible score of :155,
he visitor', triumph was a grafi►1
rtise, but is popular. All tb
,idians in camp decorated tlt:ir
with maple leaves taken from
frees lining the avenue leading
o the Canadian hut. Colonel An,
out of private fundt+
gaproperties atlow°ratd
lel TANDT,lli7t'
olicitc#tit, Mehl St. Dater.
CARLI
Barristers, Solteltottas Notaries, Cleave oncOx1
Cotnmtssionerr. bolicttora for the Moist)r
Dank, Eta.
Stoney toLoan atlowest ones of interest..
OBOE :— .tLfl7 SWEET, EX,IZTER.
seri. ceatLI Q D. i. a;, 1741,10K80
A. C. RAMSAY, V, S.
Honor tlraduats Qatarlo \'Ctertnery Cal-
Lego; Honorary Fellow in Ontario Veterinary
.AsSoctatian. Alt diseases of domestis animal,
beleuttficailyHeated. Salk fever treated by
the latest oxygen treatment.
OFFICl: a One door south of remit hall
by6cESIzD h ch, eeecn(1 house north of Pr
The Usborne and #libber. t
farmer's Mutual Fire Meer
ane6 t ouwanu.
Head Office, Farquhar, Ont,
DIRECTORS
1
Presidents—T. RYAN, IltrliLIN P. 0.
Vice•Pres,:-- W. Id, PASSMORR,
F+.. . tguna..n P. 0.
V. MOBLEY, V w.x.1 t P. 0.
A. Noitlus, OnonL RT'?t P. 0.
Wm, Roy, 3ORNHOLM P. 0.
X. L, ItussELL BBtrssEW) &L 1. P.O.
AGENTS.
3. OARMIC xAL'e, STAFFA, ONT.
A. DU NC`•AN ` FAR Qtaritit, ONT.
S. WILSON, Ya'1JLLAItTON, ONT.
+1 OST.
3. S.Cti1iFILLAN, LTlq4,
B. W. F. BEAVERS,
Secy.-Treas. Farquhar.
MMotiCe
Tisanes Taylor, of Exeter Newt
wishes to inform the public that 11
will not be responsible for any debts
contracted by Isis wife, Elizabetl
Taylor, after this date.
•»Y, ` `. Exeter, July 27th, 1904.
leftON COUNTY HOUSE 0 ' E-
ll fuge and Industrial Varma.—Ap-
plications for the position of keeper
and Matron of the douse oteRefugc
and Industrial Farm in the County;
of Huron,
will be received on or
be-
fore the first day,of December next.
d-
1• a'
be inwritingand ad-
dressed
tsons.to
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dressed to W. ane, County Clerk,
Goderich.—H. Spackman. Chairman
of H. of It. Corn.
tDd til 18th 1904. ate Male ,
FOR SALE
Part Lot 23, con,. 6, in Usborne, con-
taining five acres of land. Good brick
house, stable, good orchard and gar-
den. This property is a mile from
Thames Road Post Oflice,and must be
sold to close estate. Terms easy. For
particulars apply to Tnt0MAS'' OAafEzz-
olv Esq., Farquhar,Po
cIIgRlTHO N
DURHAM, BULLe
Awl
for sale. --The undersigned has for,
stale 7 pure bred Durham Bulls with
pedigree or eligable for registration
Mor aged buil which .is the sire :or the
utlt0rts, Sa includted in the crfeiring
and has ProPed himself a sure, stock
getter.,' He was sired by Riverside
-•S;tanxp, 'which did such good service
1 Watt,
the herd of J. and, ' W. B W ,
of 'Salem, and is a bait tpr:other to
Star of Morning,
recently.l3owned by
James Snell, of Hullett, which took
firtst •prize at Landon fair and Bold
sit hds dispersion , Q
ale `for, c
400 Apply„,,
on Lot 16, Conee sion2,'Hay, or John
,hl"0r, Flensall P. 0.
" AItM FOR) SAL, ..—,An'exeeileotln
.16 : harm sof 101 acres situated on a
good gravel 'road, half wayt
between
Giodetliioh 'end''Iducknow,, 1.1'1s4 miles
6'om
120 •od 1
on and a '
un a•nn
n d
'ziom 'i ,
C 6
rrchaol. The fare has splendid build -
:fags.. The, r1 lel 3 •x 50 S
present there, are 50 acresin
crop and
30 acres in hay%.
The fences are in
.fardclaw
q candi ttfan. Never VCr fa itn_
wi ,11, Ic,C cxcelhan,t water, 1 acret3 !(F
4 miles of un
d -,r -
'tlutsh, and nearly , u
n if
4 .1i1
' 'i:e Oq.0
, i media r H
'.:. 1. n
gnu 0
al,r,a, . i ,
1a t,rcd. Tie .well ;boa snaps to.the
'quick .lrur.cha'ser: fonfuller Par;,
ulars apply to Dr, D. A. Anderson,
'sex P.O.
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NOTICE TO O1 EDIT
In the matter of the Estate of Jane
Parsons, late of the Township of Ste-
phen in the County of furon, Widow
deceased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to "Tire Re•
vised Statutes of Ontario,' 1897, Chapter 129;
that all creditors and others lowing claims
agahnt the estate of the said Jane "arsons u'bo
died on orabout the 18th day. of March Iflot, are
required on or before tho 30th any of August,
1901, to send by post prepaid or deliver to
Messrs Gladman & $tanbury of the Village
of Exeter, Solicitors for the Executor
of the said deceased their ehrlstiau and
surnames, addresses anI d aari titti
the
full particulars of their clainr,the statement
of
their accounts,and the nature of the securities,
(if any) field by Mom. And further take notice
that atter such last mentioned date the said
Executor will proceed to distribute the assets
of the deceased among the parties entitled
thereto, Raving regard. only to the claims of
%stick he shall then have notiee,nnd that the said
Executor will not bo llable for the said asses
or anyt
ar thereofto
F anyperson or. a
t neon, o
pf
whose claim notice shall not have beau recciv-
ed by him at the tirne of such distribution.
Dated at 1i xeter the 24th day of Tuly,1901.
Ql,AAMAN .0 STA:1I3C1tY,
Solicitors for the saki Executor.
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FROM ].'Iur1TI5-
es, lot north 1-2 15. con 9 Cs -
borne, on Thursday night, July 21,
black nasally cow and 3 yearling heif-
ers, one black and: twa red. Any in-
formation leading to their where-
abouts will ellt be thankfully received
by Newton McCauley, Winchelsea.
OR SAL] 011EA1',.—At'Ekim,vill ,
Fa eemfor.tA .fil i1 ouse'•with 2 1-2 ne-
ac-
res toe land ha.Yin aigoocl;gard;en with
a c'hcdoeLvaxdnt'r of all leind(s of frudlt
trees and`amall fruit, a newer failing
well of t,oe best of water. For^par-
tiiculalrs apply, ;tes the', owner, term;
M,inerts, Exeter P.f.O.
FARM FOR SALE,—Lots 20, 10
.can, and llth con., of Stephen,
6 1-4 miles west of Exeter, being
composed of 100 acres on the 11th
con. and 120 acres on the 10th
These farms are under good state of
cultivation w•011 drained with good
house and out -buildings, thereon al-
so fruit bearing orchards . Never
failing well the ,year round. For
further particulars apply to T. B.
Martyn,' Exeter.
FAIiMVL FOR SALE.—,The; undersign-
ed is o,tfering for sale his ex-
cellent fiarmxlob 1, con. 4,township of
11Ml,orne, about; two miles 'from Cen-
tralia, containing 100 crs/s of well
celtiva,tetl land for farming or. pas.
tune being well drained. There is a
tree ;bank
'an
,hozus e d
good trams
barns, twa goad' wells of waterrwith
windmill pumps also an orchard with
greed.: fruit, .bearing 'trees., Il='ori fur-
ther particulars apply on Thai prem-
isa., ox to MR. W. 3. CAVES, Centra-
lia
FA
RM If oil, S
E.-I,i Usborne
township, bomb pail's of lots 17
on the 1:3111 con.,containing 1`25.
18,.
g
'e bre • and a
acrefi. Buildings are .r storey c
barn d }owe
half b?'icic,house, Unakb•Lrand
,1 • of
horn. Two orchards,
bush and is .itu'Lted 2 1-2 miles
irons Kirkton, 7 miles from Exeter,
and. 1-1 mile from school. 1. Must be
sold to close an osLaie. ]"or fur-
ther feel t,Pl;r`t') Win Pr.id-
itini, t1uost•ldate, Wn1. Baker. -Fub-
larton, Excels tors.
t
A. Graham. , Wellburre cousin of
the bride: in the presence of fifty
guests, relatives of the contracting,
parties. The bride t►•lio was given
away by her brother, Will 3 White,
Supt, of Immigration Agencies. for
the Dominion (government,: Ottawa,
was beautifully attired in tinted
Dresden silk, tt ielt yoke of spangles
and applique, and old lace carrying a
boquet of bridal roses and maiden.
hair ferns. The maids of honor
were her two little neices, eaeh
wearing a %Caut.iful pearl ring a gift
from the groom. fusee Grate Whit(*
of Ottawa, as ring bearer and =flirt?
ftrothy \\'bite, of Detroit, as flare,.
o i bothattired r girt, tired in s}•itlta silk.
`f'lte wedding march was played by
miss Mayrno White, of Ottawa. i-
ter congratulations were extended
the guests followed the bridal party
to the dining room, where the wed-
ding breakfast was served, atter
r "Melt .Mr. and -elm. Wickwire loft
for tz trip to. Toronto, .Buffalo, and
Niagara Fulls, The 11res'nts be-
d upon: the bride and groom
were in evideuoe of i.be high esteem,
in which they are held by their
many friends. Relatives ant friend';;
aver, present from Ottawa, Detroit,
\V indsor, Leamington, S. Marys,
Anderson, Stratford. (:all. and To -
route. 11r. and Mrs. Wicksi ire re•-
i ur sed from t heir wedding t tin J'u-
erson, the commandant of th,. team esday, and wilt take up their tesi-
jubilant. Ienc:^ at the Monte at the bride's
A little boy nazite.d Donald :Or is ; mother and will be "at haps s" to
who lives on Wino street, London- friends after 'Sept, lyt
cure near being electrocuted. Ile
climbed a telephone pole. going up NOTE AND COMMENT
by the spikes driven; into .bit pole
When half way up 1►0 stopped to Lord t)umb:maid has Leen nether
recalled nor Bugged by the Ianperial
Government. (=rant Britain values
free speech, and a British subject
i( not to be deprived of the right
at the instigation of the naraw and
spiteful Ottawa politicians.
T
grasping one of the 0nrgtid
ay wires front the street ear lin;
tle boy was barefooted, and as 1i
ood on the iron spikes, the electric
charge pa.sited through him and ha
was held fast Ile screamed tor
help and his brother climbed the poi.
uu1 striking the lad's foot dislodg-
ed hint. The little eellow ,droppett CP
distuzzee of twenty fat and was sash
caught by . persons nearby, escaping Signature
:serious injury. of
Peter A. Bc1:leperche, at clerk ,in
the host office, Windsor, has bean
suspended pending an investigation
by officials from the dcrartlrint; ear
a.t Ottawa. The suspension was
the result of the arrest of young
Moira a few weeks ago after being
caught in the act of stealing a lei -
ter from the post office,
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This yearthe- Chnadian \
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Exhibition of Toronto, to be itel'i
tram August 29th to September 10,1t
will give premiums to the extent o'.
thirty-five thousand dollars in spade
besides some three' thousand dollars
in medals and cups, of which twenty
seven thousand dollars will b
e
devot-
ed
to live stock.' Particulars of com
petition for this handsome gift of
money and trophies are given in the
good-looking prize ilst, url,ich can
be had on application to IYIariager J.
Orr. 70 King Street East Toronto
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CLOVER SOD
Clover is one of Ontario1s most
valuable farm crops. It is .general-
ly
,neral-ly recognized by Ontario Larnters to
be a heavy yielder of bay. which Inc
nishcs a large amount of valuable
food constituents. Its beneficialef-
fects upon the soil however, do not
seem to be eo clearly
understood
Scientists, who have made a careful
study or the influence of clover on
t he soil, tell us that faf,ter large crops
have been removed front the land
the soil is actually richer in nitro-
gen after growing clover than it
was :before owing to the large
wnount of nitrogen cl1 the
clov-
er roots have obtained from the stir.
As a rule farmers grow clover and
timothy together, and are therefore
unable to ascertain the comparative
influence a, each chof these crops on
the soil,
We have conducted, a series of ex-
periments at the Agricultural Col-
lege, Guelph. on -.three different oc
casions, in order to ascertain the
comparative value or, clover - and
gr.tss sod for crop production. We
grew u ore s end grasses upon sep-
arateagate
plots and removed the crops,
after which the land wasilowcd
and other crops were sown. The re-
butts,..:,tleruf rc show the' influen
ce
1 he roots remaining in the soil
have upon the productiveness
of crops following the clov-
ers and the grnszes In 1902
barley was sown after each of
four varieties of clovers and three
varieties of grasses in four differ-
ent places in our experimental
grounds. The average results of
the four tests in pounds of barley
per acre were as follows; Red Clov-
er, 1516; Lucerne, 1450; Alsike
iR Cloy -
es,
over, 1427;Mammoth cd 1
er, 1408 ; Meador-, Fescue Grass, 1,-
068 Orchard Grass, 1015; and Tim-
othy, 946. It will therefore be seen
that the Red Clover sod gave an in-
crease, over the Timothy sod of 570
Pounds or neatly rlY 12 bushels per
acre,
In another experiment which was
t
completed in 1.)00, in which winter
wheat wa s roes etboth clover and
?grass sods, it was found that an
• r
average of 3IJ4 pounds of reheat;
per acre was obtained from the
clover sod,and only
2300 pounds
from the grass sod.
In 1899., a mixture of oats and
barleywas sown on cloversod u
d
also on grass sod. The result was
very marked, as an average of
2'.
-
256 pounds Of mixed grains s t r
acre was obtained from the clover
sod and only 1078 pounds of mixed
grains amser acre from the grass sod.
By averaging ill', results of those
throe grains we -Joel that the
crop
grown on the er o$gave an in-
(,'' C10V S in-
crease over the crop grown on the
grass sod od by fully 56 per cent.
The results of these experimentsis
helpus te appreciate the beneficial
al
influence on the soil from growing
clover.: 11 also indicates the suit-
ability of a properly cultivated clov-
er sod, as a preparation for. Winter
wheat> or for spring ; grains.'
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25.
pairs Lace Curtainsi e
to sell at 25, 35, 50,
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75 95e,
89 pec
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Dr. William McPhee, dentist, at
Ottawa, is dead as the restilt of an
elevator accident 1 ur aafter-,
ata ac ld nt ori 'lit sd
noon. He was in the elevators at'
the Bank Street Chambers and at-
tempted to get out at the wrong
Roar with disastrous results. Ile
was somewhat deaf and when the
elevator stopped at the second floor
to let a passenger out he thought
it had reached the ground floor, and
ntade a spring to get off as the ele-
vator started and before the door
was closed. Ito was jammed and
badly crushed. Ile suffered a com-
pound fracture of the knee. A rib
broken and punctured a lung, and
he also suffered a scalp wound. He
died an hour after the accident. He
had practiced dentistry in Ottawa
many years and was highly respect-
ed.
BORN
REDDEN — In Centralia on July
9th, to Tr., and `M r Arthur Red-
den,
7v Mrs. s. A.r h H
den, a son.
KELLER. In Hay township, : on
Jin 16th, to Mr. and Mrs. Chris
"Keller, a daughter.
ELOPP — On Zurich road. flay,
township on July 6th, to Mr. and
Mrs, Elmor Klapp, a son.
HICKS. -•On Thursday, July 21st.,
lo lir. and Mrs. Alfred Hicks, 5th
concession, lJsborne,. a; daughter.
MARRIED
ielcWALI, ERS —WELD—On Ju}yi °41.h
at the Evangelical `parsonage, Sag-
inaw Michigan, by Rev. Mr, 13u1
. -
green, 3. W.Wa to
I 1VIr, McWatters, t .ls to
gt ,
Miss Maggie S., eldest daughter
I. W'
Mr. I (.11 of enrich.
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Jul 21 1 4 byv. H.
on 21st., 90Rc
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Graham, ofV eIi urn, cousin of
e bride—Mr. Francis W'
t}s r'de l] ,T 'Wick-
wire,
wire, to Margaretaret V. White, dau-
ghtorof the late JohnWhite,
founder of the Exeter . Times.
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