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Iltiolsons -Bank
incorporated. 1855
Record of Progress for Five Years--zoo6'zgzr
1906 gall
CAPITAL 3,0OO,000 $ 4,000,000
RESERVE 3,000,000 4,600,000
DEPOSITS .,...,....,,.......':.•.... 23,677,730 35,042,3111
LOANS ATI.', INVESTMENTS 27,457,0OO 3.4,554,80'1
TOTAL .A,.SSETS 83,090,192 48,237,239,
nos 83 Tranclaes in Clanada, and .Agents and. Correspondents in alI
the principal Cities in. the World.
A General Banking Business Transacted
Savings Bank Department
At all Branches, Interest allow d at Highest Current Rates.
DiokaeOlit & Carling, Solicitors. N. Ll, HURDQN Manager
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THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMME CE
SIR EDMUND WALKER, C. V, O., LL.D., D.C.L., President
ALEXANDER LAIRD JOHN AIRD
General Manager Assistant General Manager
CAPITAL, $15,000,,000 REST, $12,500,000
FARMERS' BUSINE8S
• The Canadian Bank of Commerce extends to Farmers every
facility for the 'transaction of their banking business, including
the discount and collection of sales notes. Blank sales notes
etre supplied free of charge on application.
Exeter Branch—G. L. WAUGH Manager
BRANCH ALSO AT CREDITON
0.5
THRESHI G
COAD
-- Selected —
HEGH-GR&DE STEAM
COAL—well screened, Hard
right and
rooky.
— Celebrated—
Blue Lake Cement
ALWAYS ON HAND •
Large stock of all kinds
of Lumber, Lath, Shin=
gles and Cedar Posts
�. J. Glat*ortliu,
GRANTON._
Have City
OlVelieCtS
Replace thepesti-
lent, draughty dan
gerous and offen
sive out -of doors clo
set with an indoor
closet which requir-
es no sewer no
plumbing, and no
finishing system.
Tlave city conveniences in your home,
Safeguard family health by installing a
"Tweed" Closet
Sanitary and Odorless
"Tweed" Closets can be installed in
dire bathroom, cellar, or any other
convenient place indoors, merely re-
quiring connected g t o be con acted by a pipe for
ventilation with a chimney bole.
"Tweed" Liquid Chemical, used in
connection with Tweed Closets is both
a deodorant and a disinfectant. Many
hundreds of Tweed closets have been
amid in Canada. Send for illustrated
price list.
Wooler Apr. 3, 1912. Dear Sir;
The Chemical Closet I bought from
you on Jan. 5tb, 1912 is perfect. I did
not empty it until Mar. 20th. There
is three in the family and can leave
the lid up and no particle rLf odor can
be found I would not ask for anything •
better, Yours truly, E. M. Wessels.
ale 8IBeI Troagl & Co NOM
Agent: -W. 3. 1" seam art.
'111E OHARIVIING WINTER RE-
SORTS OF CALIFORNIA
MEXICO FJJORIDA .ETC,,
Now Ls the time to take advatta.;:c
of a trip to tt milder el'imate ar.d
escape the cold eri.rter months
Rloled trip tourist tickets are issu.d
Flay the Grar.d i:rsnk Railway to Cal.
r rr ia, Mee!ico,•; Colorado. Pacific
• eloast ,o:x.ts and the S.irn Sc,oati
I i at
Y
spiv :rata seivirag choices of alt the
best coat j. Feeturesrwr, connectio•ir-
owi.th this rositc only Double Track
"Track Lie to Dal alio and Chicago;
Stest serv.ce: Moderr. Equipment; T2n-
sccelled dining bar service; Palatial'
:Electric lighted Pulln;at Sleeping
Cn:r'se, till dlemer,ts of 'safety :.rid coma
Tort'. Ask r•earent Grand Trunk
Accra for fail particulars or
write A. Fin D-xff 1), 1';Ae:ea:ot Sta-
tiors Toronto,• " + .'
DORE AAger.t
DOiv'r V(ALT
Don't wait for oppgrt.unity
A (chance may never come
Stir up the whole, ;community,
Hustle and make then .hum
'Stick to ' the principles of rig at
but !hammer truth right in
;With alit your pluck and daring fight
Till yos the victory win:.
Don't wait for wtat ars never surd, i i '
Lite Is far too brief,.
Activity your ills will cure, ' '
Alertness brings relict.;
But if you lie supremely down
The world will o'er you trod, -
And ,en your lack of efforts frown
You might as well be dead,
DISTRI;T3_f7•TION OF SEED, 111.:RATN
LAND POTATOES • .
By instructions of the Horny Minister
of Agriculture the superior soots of
grain and potatoes will be made dur-
ing the. •comin,3' winter and spring lio
(iana•dian farmers!. The samples far
general rclistribution will consist of
spring wheat 5 ibn, t44hsite oate .4 Ober
barley 5 lbs and 'field peas; d; l bis
These will be sient lm t from Ottawa
'A !distribution of potatoes, in ti lb
samplers will be carried on from s'e.v-
er.al of the expt:;rimentai ,farms, the
Central farm at Ottawa sppplying
only the provinces orf Ontario ' and
Quebec. Ali samples will be iaent
free by mail,
Applications must give pasltieulars
in regard, to the :soil em their farms
andsome account of their expielPisrnee
with such kinds o;f grain- (or potatoes)
as they have grown, so that a prom-
isieg sort of their conditions may be
selected,
Each application must be separate
and must be. signed by •the applicant
Only one sample of grain and one
of potatoes can be ,sent to caul; tarn:
Applications on any kind sof printed
Corr; 'cannot/ ,be accepted, If two or
more samples are asked for in the
letter only one will be sent.
As -the supply of seed is'li,mited far-
mers are advised to apply early; but
the applications will not necessariy
lr: fil:ied in the exact order in which
they are received.. Pee/bre/Iota wilf
always be given to the most tho(u.3ht-
ful and explicit request. A!pplirations
received after the first of January
will probably bn tcoe late
All applications for grain, and ari,
plications from the sprovince& of Ont-
ario and, Quebec for potatoes: ei:oald
be ',addressed to the Dominion C•erea-
list, !Central Experimental Farm,
Ottawa Such applications r'cquir•e .nn
pestabe If otherwise add're'ssod de-
lay and disap'peintme,nt may occur.
Applications: for potatoes from far-
mers in any other province should,
be addressed. (postage (prepaid) to. the
Superintendent of the 'nearest ;Breech
Experimental Farm in that province
J, II, Grisdale
Director, Dominion Experimental
Farms
Manila
Dfiffevence
Between stationery and sta-
tionary ?
A difference of oneletter.
dint if..y our stationery
b well printed, up to
date and businesslike,
k.
such as we can supply
you, your trade will
not be stationary.
Good Stationery, Letter Heads,
Billheads, I Statements Circu-
lars, Etc„ Keep Business ON
THE MOVE.
That's the kind we print,
TO DETECT tC .DERG,
Prof. Barnes of McGill Has Invented
a i)eviee.
In :the realms of experimental pity -
Gies. Canada has produced some great
mea, On it, tooaaiustre has beep shed
by other brilliant mon who have come
and gone like birds of passage --,leen
who, coming to Canada practically un.
known, have found here the inspira-
tion and the means which have laid
firm and solid the foundations of
great careers:
3ust now the attention of the world
efexperimental physics is looused
upon' one who. is essentially Canadian
in upbringing, in tradition, in eduoa-
:tion, .and also in the particular diree-
ion in which his genius is manifest-
ing itself.
This man ie Prof, Howard T.
Barnes., D.Sc., .P.R.S.C., the Director
of the PhysicalLa'bera%ories a7rd the
Macdonald Professor of tPh'y,sics at
McGill University.
01:Made knows something about ice
and it seems peculiarly fitting that it
should have produced a man who is
now the greatest authority. on icb
that the world possesses. That, I
think T can say, is the title that 14
gerierally conceded by the greatest
eoienti:ie authorities to Prof. Barnes.
During the past few years Prof.
Barnes has been devoting the best
energies of his mind to experiments
the express object of which has beers
to make impossible such a diseagter :al
sea as that which occurred vo the
Titanic. He now has in his laboia-
tory, as the concrete result of those
ekperiments, an instrument, which he
declares, and which his brother-scien.
tists believe, should fon ail time pre,
vent a'x'epetition of such an accident.
This instrument he calls a nricro-
thermometer. It is, in fact, a. thin'.
mometer of superlative sensitiveness,
which, he declares, will infallibly de-
tect an iceberg at a distance of noi
less than two miles on the windward.
side of it and seven miles bn, the lee-
ward side.
Prof. Barnes' device is an adapta.
tion of the electrical resistance . ther.
mometer-so sensitive that it will re.
cord a variation of one -thousandth of
a• degree. This thermometer is del
signed to be permanently attached to
lie ship. under the water, and by
means o1 wires leading from it .to the
chart room to make a continuous re.
cord in the chart room of the water
temperature. So striking is this re.
cord that, whereas on an ordinary
thermometer a single degree is usually
represented by only one-eighth of an
iieoh, the new thermometer represents
a single degree by an interval of two
feet.
He. is still a young man, under 40
years of age, and thus not so very far
removed from his student days. A
glance at his face is sufficient to .re-
veal frim to the observant as a
thinker. His dark eyes -have in them
that `inwardness," that steady, con-
fident look whieh comes, not of arro-
gant self-assertion, but pf the quiet
strength of the intellectual power.
The instrument has already, been
tried with absolute- snceess on the
Government steamers in 'the Gulf of
St. Lawrence. Prof: Baines is now
going to try it on a transatlantic. trip.
The,steaulship Royal George, outward
bound from Montreal on May 1, wa4
equipped with two of these tliermom,
eters, and Prof. Barnes directed its
use, as he sailed on the ship to . Eng.
land to lecture, by invitation, on this
very subject before that. famous body
of scientists, the Royal Institution. --
Toronto Globe.
'Expect Record Year.
The Canadian Pacific Railway are
prophesying that this will be Canada's
biggest year Thr immigration; 22,000
.immigrants will arrive in Canada from
Europe during one week. Of, these
16,000 will be handled by the C.P.R.
"I should not be surprised this year
to see immigration into Canada exoeed
400,000," said a C.P.R. passenger
agent who has just returned from the
west.
"The C.P.E. returns, as well as
those of other lines, show that the
arrivals of newcomers from the Unit-
ed States for the past four months is
between 75 and 80 per cent. in Iszccess
of the- corresponding period of. last
year. There is also. a big movement
from the British Isles.
"To this may be added the fact that
the western provinces were never be-
fore inch o
su good d condition for lasrt•
P
ing, and as a result an enormous in.
crease in the acreage under cultivation
is expected.,,
•
Summed Up. -
•The New Brunswick Legislative
Assembly, during its sessions at the
time of the Boer War,'pee and sang
"God Save the Queen" on every oc-
casion that a British victory was
announced.
Towards the close of the war the
members were at all times prepared
to sing. About this time the Hon.
H. R. Emmerson, Premier of the pro-
vince, was called to a Cabinet position
at Ottawa. Mr. Tweedie fell heir to
the Premiership,, and Dr. Pugsley was
to contest Mr. Emmerson's seat.
A French-Canadian member of a
Nationalist tendency -now out of poli-
tics -a sharp-tongued wit, summed up
the shift in speaking k to the court
IK' a
stenographer:
"I hear dat Hemmerson goes on de
Cabinet hat Hottawa, and dat Tweedie
hoes de new Premier, and dat Pugsley°
gets Hemmerson's seat -God save de
Queen." -Canadian Courier.
A Money Trap.
]ion. Robert Rogers, who is a well-
known member of. the Manitoba Club
in Winnipeg,. after dinner a few
months since at the club,went
the cloakroom with a fried of his
(who was his guest) to don their over.
Boats. The guest, somewhat to his
surprise, heard a slight jingle, and on
examination found in his pocket five
er six fifty -cent pieces. "What arn 9
to do?" said he. "They are notmine;
some one has put them there by infs.
take. Perhaps I'd better leave them
itt the office."
"No, replied 1dr. Rogers, with e
twinkle, "don't do that, put the moire,
Iona pclid And set .lie agora "
HE E E T E R TIMES
sonic Timoly Versa. ; 1
Come out to the shore of tho frozen iakk.
In the skiarp and bracing air.
Clamp, on your skates on the lmoo
Uk
Diver fro � '
And glide o'er the gllstening.glare.
W1tita laugh and a shout anti gay hallos
Arid a shareto tri skater's mirth,
For the frost klnE reigns, and his ler
sway
Prevails e'er the frozen earth.•
Or bundle yourself in your wraps and tura
And come tg. the waiting sleigh.
How the jirlIng bells fill the frosty air,
As the horses,dash awayl
The snow lies deep, and Re white expanse
Contrasts with the sky's clear b1up
And it:may be that tills hasn't copied yon
But we've done what we could for you ,
'--Somorxille JoxTuaL ,
Let's Have 1t.
An early campaigu orator was ad-
dressing a small crowd over on -the
south side the other evening.
"This high cost of living is a seaioue
question," he bawled.
Nobody disputed that.
"It's a great question," vociferated
the orator, "a very serious question In-
deed."
"We know`it's a questionl" yelled til
mail at this point. "What's the an+
ewer?" -Pittsburgh Post.
My Financial Wash.
[The government has installed machines
for laundering the paper money. -News
Item.]
I haven't got much filthy cash,
A lone two dollar bill,
But 1 shall send it to the wash
And put it through the mill.
I'll take 'my washing every week
And 'give it to the clerk,
For T haye a scheme unique
And hope to see it work. ; t
The fellow who removes the grime. ,F
who renovates and cleans, 3 },
He may mislay my wash MUM time '"
And give me Hetty Greer s.
-Pittsburgli Bost i
An Ounce of Prevention.
Hubby -Welt, I did one cbaritable
act today.
Wifey-I'mvso glad, dear. Tell me
all about it.
Hubby -Ob, there isn't much to tell.
One of Imp clerks asked for an in-
crease In salary so that he could get
matted, and I recused to ga't'e it to
him.: -Exchange.. ,areal
Househvid Gods.
The baby takes to her bed'at night
:A one eyed rabbit that once was white,'.
A watch that came froth a cracker, rI
think,
.And a,lidless inkpot that never held ink.
.And the secret is lockednn her -tiny breast
Of wily she loves these and leaves the rest.
And I give a loving glance'as I go f
To thrree4brass pots on a shelf in a row;
To my grandfather's' grandfather's loving
cup •
Ant a- bandy legged chair I once picked
up.
And I can't for the lite of mo make yore
see
Why just these things area part of me:
, - - -London Spectator.
,. Apprehensive.
Little Robert did ;full justice to his
dinner, but showed signs of uneasiness
when his aunt passed him 'some gela-
tin for dessert. • I "I4's fine, -Robert.
Won't you have some?"' said the aunt,
"Maybe it is good," replied Robert,
eying the quivering mass, "but, gee, it
looks nervous!"-Jobitstown Telegram.
The Fortune Teller.
The fortune teller of today
Does not pursue the old time way.
He has no strange and, mystic air. ,
He thumbs no pack of cards with care. e
He gazes in no crystal globe ,
Tl>:e secrets of the earth to probe
Nor takes the somewhat thrilling chance
Of going off into a trance.
Ire simply gets a pencil stub
And as your wondering eyes you rub
Puts figures down with skill so swift
You haven't time to catch their drift. •
Whatever candidate you choose,
He'll show you that our man can't,lose.
Washington' Star.
' In Boston.
"No doubt she is 'very charming in
her way, . but I can't remember w,lten
I've seen a person of pretensions so
lacking in culture.".
"Dear me, what has she d,ne?"
"Wily, she persistently and invariably
negleots to sound the `d' In `iced tea.'=
-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Summer's Bright 9
rLhLexicon.
t
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This Is the summer time's happiest phrase„
"Cooler tonight and tomorrow."
After• a brace''of unbearable days
"Cooler tonight and tomorrow."
Then,:thoughh.mybed is beginning to bake,'
Calm ha the hope of, the morrow, I take'
Me tomy couch, -and I find. when I wales .
"Warmer, with southerly winds."
-New York Mail
Ah, Yes, Too Trued
"I can't understand wily you wish to
lavish your affection on a dog. Why
don't you adopt a cblld?"
"Oh, I should be afraid to become
fond of a child. If it should die one
couldn't havo it stuffed andput in a
corner of the library, you knows"-*
31r.dge.
A Good Memory.
1 remember, 1remember
The flat where
I wasborn,
n
Where bill collectors came around.
From the first peep of morn.
The landlord was a funny man. r;
He used to want bis pay,
And so when I was three months old
We had to move away.
-Pittsburgh Post.,
Only. Hubby.
She -1 never saw Mrs. i3avertime
with that man before. I must find out
who be is.
Lie -You needn't worry; it's only her
husband. Illustrated Bits.
'.The Per Capita. -•"'
The per' capita wealth of this great lanai
Is just thirty-four bucks, '7 understand.'
rve been stung, for as surd as Y'm alive.
e'en intone just thirty-three ninety -flue.
-Cincinnati Enquirer.
Gratified.
Woman' With 7)og-•Whatever 'fnlade
cit; glyg that tramp kalif a &oven?
Manly Looking Female --a g11
ql :0IIi11i01iii �1
'x,eu
Auction Sale
♦ , ,.i , i, 1 1 -SOP..-. I * t
pHIQICE !CATTLE '
Mr, Theo, tCarnoron has received in-
structions from the i ndersi ,ned to
Still by public, auotion .on • .
SATURDAY, NOV, 30 1912
at one O'elockLpl, fn,.at t . -. I
THE METROPOLITAN f' :
f[OTEd1, EXETER i t
A carload of' OLoioe flattle,ineludiut '
a number. of ;Year Olen: a number oO
2 year olds+, a number of Cows and.
3 young, cows elue'to? calve est time of
sale, And a few good, calves: The
aboveare all, 'in flood' •!condlitiom,
TERMS OP SALE; -O )noriths creaitl
will be given' an ti li alishing approved:
joint notes. A (useiiiflt of iiipex cent
per annum' off for cast'.
G, J(. Dow , t Thos, Cameroixt
ProprietorAuctioneer
:MEETING OF HURON ICOU,NTY.
C.OUNCIL;
'The counoil•of the counter of Huron
will meat in, the council, olaamlaelr' in'
the Town Of Goderica oneTuesdla'y De
tine 3rd at 3 'o'clock. All accounts
against the county, trequixinb kettle
mens, must be placed with ,the, clerk
before this .data •
r t W. LANE ,Clerk
Dated No v., 13 t hl 1912
ata
THE REMEDY.
-7--
r gossip's idle prattle
Annoys you more or less.
If old wives' sllly ,chatter
Occasions you distress,
Get busy. That's the answer •
•'"•That always comfort brings,
For while they work their facet
. You can accomplish things.
They pick your, life to pieces.
They pry into your past,
And over 'It in places
They will a shadow cast.
But don't let that anhioy you
•Or.put you in a stew,'
Ifyou are doing something
That's more than they can do.
Because with every winner
There must be some to knock,
To pick up idle stories
Arid spread them round •thettilock,
For those who make a failure'
And in the game Gree thrown
Can seethe faults 'ill others
While rriissing all their own..
So. simply keep a -tugging.
And spurring up your nag.
While you are pressing forward
Just let their old tongues wag,
And so unto the •gossip
Be deaf and dumb and Mind,
Por if yen let them bother.
You'll just be of thelr'kind.
ere
"It's. unny." .:a:4
"What's funtt%1'i`
"That you ,cat'i
a'tin watch
"Oli; that',
ly a pr`ecauttop." i
r A'precttu#ion7x`
"Yes, so that MY) .
r o tem to a teiecanal
soak it while '14
rans-ont'ot. hinds."
+ 1
'ifll
EMuci
"What Is an tgetist anyway?"
"Want to know?" • s
"Sure!"
"A fellow who really seems'to think
his mucie of himself as you think cif
Yourself."
-"Riff, Bang:
"A soft answer" -
"Yes, I know."
"What?"
'ilfaices the other fellow think you're
scared of him."
L the
•
ost Point.
irrt.
"I beard n brand new story today."
"What was it Y': i.: ,
• "I forget" r•v...
• "Rut where do •I laugh?"'
Perhaps.
"Why~ Is it that you never hear of
leen suing for, breach o;. proroise.t,"
_ "They haven't as much faith -tin the
fury as women have-"
•
- The Bill Collector.
"I put a good many men out in mp
Clime:'!. ea)
"Put them out?" i
"Yes.' - `- t
"H•ow2""
"By calling with my little bills."
A Little Thing l.;ilre'•that.
"Success tbtiB tinned itis head."
"1 did not • knew he had bad any-
thing iike'i#uccesfs."
"Oh, . yes; Ise worked a plugged
Alekel off on a bootblack yesterday."
Promising. �
"Can you cools Y'
"Yes, ma'am."
.'And bake good bread?"
"Well, it suits me, ma'am."
Not His Design.
"$e is building a new bousie."
"On the square?"
"1 am afraid not. He, will beat tile
eentraetor if he cant
'Always Costly.
"I fail going await. Hrive deo
Offered a free trip."
"Zd ►'t it a bit of xtr*tsjatlt t0110-
0X4
oale'Sept OA*taItiirr>Ili4fri�
Farm for Sale
100acre farm Lot 11• Coni '1 i*Towo;
&.iP of 'Hay oaf Landon Road 1. 144
miles from Exeter earl g 1.?.. .rutin;
from Ilensalt, Apply ,'to. It: I3. I1otsa
Byron Ont,
Farm for Sale
That 'valuable proper't'y !Merl dot
2R 'cont 1 Usborne, containing 100 ,o-
res Oa the property iii a bTiok hdzse
. brick beak barn, Lor.se ;,table.' drive,
sLaed and cow stable all brick. IAboatl
two acres od orchard of good Trait'
fear good welled„ well .fenced and un-
iierdraLted with tile, ,barge 'piece of
bash; !soil well adopted for graie, hay
roots or pasture' Situated one curl
a half miles north of E xete'.• i3
miles from Hensail For farther in
•formati,orl apply to J. W, Welsh, Lot
a4 Dor,, 1 'Usbornee
Houses for. Sale
Messrs' Snell and Marchand are of-
fering for sale : two fine new brick
residences, on the old Mansion Iio'niste
property. They are equipped with
furnace, electric light; toilet, bath
and closet'? They are papered and
grained and will be ready to occupy
i;n twoor taree' weeks, Apply To
Wes, Snell, Exeter: . .4 ,
House for Sale or Rent
At comfortable brick .cottage, with
good sized parlor; .dining room, two.
bedrooms, kitchen, woodshed and.
cellar.. Stable and some fruit trees.
Corner Albert and Huron streets, a
choice location. Terms to suit.
S. M. SANDER
For Sale by Tender
!Ai •3esirable dwelling house on Will
i'a:n street, large and roomy. ;colntein-
ing ft .Dace and electric li,hts. Good
hard and soft water, the land. own -
prima three lots with a large number
loll ,fruit tre.es:.
The tannery will be °leered for sale
by tender. Tenders will be received
up to November '30th far the building
the machinery etc, and the. land. in
bulk or separate. •
The lowest or any tet!der not nec-
essary accepted For further par-
ifce.ears apply te'T,,H,.l3icCallum,
For Sale
Ten .Acres on 'the, Mortis !sidle, ot the
Lake Road in Exeter„ flood land
small Irama house and stable.. Ap-
ply at oboe to
6LADMkN '& •STANRURY
• Lsetort
Farm for Sale
Beim composed of Lot 18 concession
6 Tp of Usborne containing- ' 100 acres
Or. the premises is a good brick house
heated by Elreace, Hard and soft
neater„ "L' shaped bank barn 38x&2
and 90x50;• finished for horses, cattle
hogs and hens; hood drive house. rein
eat silo 122E33 feet;, Large = eopply
cemett water tank supplied from
never 'failing well leith windmill--et-
tached. Cement watortank for
tl:rest:leg. 125 trees of choice ap-
ples; also good !garden of plums and
small fruits; 2 4&ei to of hardwood.
bush; its acres plaagheet for winter
and .the balancein grass. This pro-
perty is well uLderdrainedl, well fen-
ced and in (good sl:,tte of cultivations
!Convenient 'to ctearchea, school, and
market, A beantiiul home it . good
tei,ghborhood hnd must: be sold to
w1Ld yip an .estate;,. Easy terms of
paymettt For Mer;ns and pari:iclaara
apply to Mrsi, F. Wilson on the pre-
mises or 'to Thos. Cameron Aeictioneer
Dr. de Van's Female Pills
A reliable French regulator; never fails. These
pills are exceedingly powerful in regulating the
generative portion of the female system. Refuse
all cheap imitations. Dr. de Van's are sold at
tb a box,.or three for 510. Mailed to any address
"''.e Scobell Drag Co., St. Catharines. Ont.
DR, Gem. ROUL'STON ?i. . t3,. D
VDNTIS'T t
Senor, 'Graduate of TorontoVeda
laity Office aver Liokaoq & Clay
ling's Law office, Closed Wedele
day afternoops.. Phone, Office est-
Itesidc;noe S b.
DR. A. R. KINSMAN 14,DaS, D.D,gl,
honor Graduate :of Toronto Valise
ersity l
L tai
l DENTIST
Teeth extracted without pain. over t ells,
any bad effects, Office over 1at4r
'Man
& Stanibury's :Office Main 6 '
Ex ter, •
J - W. BROWNING M. D.
t M.43*
+ P, S. Graduate Victoria UnivOrii
sity. Office and residence: l)om idiot.
Labrafory., Exeter. ej
Associate Coroner of Huron el I
D ICKSON & CARDING 1
Barristers, Solicitors Notaries Cone
veyancers Gommiussioners, Solioitmat
for the Molsona Bank etc.
Money to Loan at lowest rates of inn
terest. re (,
OFFICE -MAIN STREET ElaETEata e
I. R. Carling B. A. L. Eft Bioka04
MONEY TO LOA'N,
We have a large amount of
ate funds to loan on farm and
lage properties at lowest rate o
terest,
GL'ADit AN'& STANB'CTR' t
Barristers, Solicitors, Main
Exeter.
Miss G. E. M. R'LSsETT A Mus Ws ,'CQ
Honor Graduate of the ,London ',CO
iservatory of Music, Teaching...Do.F;
lege of the Western! ULivere e.
Teacher Piano -Theory Harmos.4
counterpcint and Musical Hietory;
P spits prepared for musical exam
Inatio'rs•
Tile Usborne and Ribber;
Farmer's Mutual Fire ilsnr
ansa Gompanu
Head Office. Farquhar, Ont
President J. E. RUSSELL (at
Vice -Pres. RoBT. GARDII'IER f,j
DIRECTORS ••4.t• r?j
BORT MORRIS ''Staffee.
THOS. RYAN
WM. )3ROCK
WM. ROY
Dublieni.
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• AGENTS
JOHN ESSER Y Exeter. agent Una
borne and Biddulph. ;
OLIVER HARRIS Munro agent fore
Hibbert Fullerton and Logan. , a'
W. A. TURNBULL
Secy.Treas. Farquhar
MADMAN & STANBURY
.Solicitors. Exeter, ,}
Electric Restorer for Men:
Phosphonol restores every nerve ho the
to its proper tension; rest
vial and vitality. Premature decay and all sox t1,
weakness averted at once Phosphonol
make you a new man. Pri,.e 83 a box. or ewe
l6. Mailed to any address. The Scobeli ' • -
Go., St. Catharines. Oat.
Everaomat
is interested and should kaort'
about the wonderful .
Marvel Whirling Sprs)r
Douche
Ask your druggist for
It. If he cannot supply
the MARVnL, accept no
other, but send stamp for illus-
trated book -sealed. It gives fall
particulars and directions invaluable
to ladies.wransonsureaYCO.,windeer Cat'
General Arente for Canada.
WHEN CURED
TAKE ALL RISK'S
Cured by the Ne r Method Treatment
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NERVOUS DEBILITY
Thousands of young and middle-aged men are annually swept to A premature grave
through Early Indiscretions, Excesses and Blood Diseases. If you have any of the fol-
lowing symptoms consult us before itis ton late. Are you nervous and weak, despon-
dent and gloomy, specks before the eyes, with dark circles under them, . Weak back,
kidneys irritable, palpitation of the heart, bashful, dreams and
losses, se
dim
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pi� P1es on the face sunken,hollow cheeks, careworn O PreS510n poor memo.y,1elase,'dist stfu1 hack energyand strength, tired mornings restless nights, changeable
moods, weak manhood, preature decay, bone painshair loose, sore
throat, etc.
YOU WILL BE A WRECK
Air New Methal Treatment cau'eure you and make a man of you. Under its hien
ence the brain becomes active, the blood purified so that all pimples, blotches and ulcera
disappear, the nerves become strong as steel, so .that nervousness, bashfulness and deg -
pendency vanish, the eye hedonics bright the face full and clear, energy returns to the
body and the moral, physical and sexual systenxs are invigorated; alldrains cense-no
snore vital waste from the system. Don't let quacks and fakirs rob you of your hard
earned 'dollars, We will euro you or no pay.
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