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THE WINCIIIAM TIMES OCTOBER 23, 1.896,
DYING IN JAIL, A 1MAAR1AB1.,E NAP Or THE
POLAR R.4040110,
SARAH MCLEOD, ACCUSED Or THEFT, i
PROSTRATED BY TUE SHOCK, A. RECENT VERY IMPORTANT AND
— I INTERESTING MAP 'Ss= Iry
Sarah 1VicLeoti who was arrested. TIM GOVERNMENT VROM THE
last week on a charge of stealing If YINICKMAFIBQ 0"I014"
several articles from her employer, . Early in the. present year there
Mrs. Fred. Mossop, and concealing ' was printed at tile .Hydrographie
them, in a trunk which she had lefti Office a large map of the Aretie
at 78 Gerrad street, where she board- i regions" It is about four feet in
ed, is dangerously ill et thejail, hav- i diameter, and gives the outlines of
ing grown worse frounthe hysterical northern shore of all continents sur-
f% which seized her in the ethos,. round the pole, and of all islands
trate's Court on 'Monday. i discovered in the Aretie ocean up on
Her parents live at Riple.y, Ont.,1t
and have been notified. i e
The, young woman is 26 year ofiN
age, and has lived in Toronto, about e
a year. She told' the Magistrate bm
that she had been engaged to a young
man in Kincardine named Angus a
Tatheson, and had jilted him. lie
he present year. The dot at the
enter of the map repreesents the
mill Pole. Surrounding this is •a, Ilea1th and Household Iiints.
'role representing the norebern-1 o'eea Lsion ally your pet canary
ost point reached by a human ; bled should be fed with a hardboil-
eing so for as any records were - ed egg, chopped fine and mixed. with
vallable up to the tine of public- cracker crumbs, giving it not more the audieuce nearly filled tie! hall.
tiorn This represents the latitude than a thimblefal of the mixture at a Miss Fannie. Pawls:on' and. Alay
31.., reaohed • in May, 1882,'.by thee. .Linklater of \Vinghatn were in Blue.
S
Lieuts. Lockwood and Brainard, of
Fvale on unday.
the Greely expedition. or pickled rd 'c
eabbage:. Cut the Mrs. Wm. Messer and Mrs. F1 B.
The recent, return of The Nor- cabbage into hreds and put it into Scott were visiting Mrs. BMW* of
wegian explorer Nansen. would a small stone crock. Season some Turnherre last week . 48
necessitate the drawing of a still vinegar with mace, cloves, peppper. The addreeees deliveted last San -
smaller circle about the Pole, as this corns, salt and just enetigh sugar to day by Rev. R. Paul and Mr; B.
,e.ree,,,I•emereromr•rarpierrmore,
4.',.•••1,;"••
For quick and easy work
For cleanest, sweetest
and whitest clothes
Surprise is best
1 7T
est or
Ever,' Day
For every use ort the
house Surpriseworks
best and cheapest.
*re for yoisrorti.
committed suicide, Since then noth-
ing had gone right with her. Math-
eson's disappearance in Kincardine
on the night of November 21, 1893,
created a big sensation at the time.
Ile had been at a dance at the
Walker House, in the town. The
fun was kept up until a late hour.
About 4 in the morning Matheson
was seen . to go out of the hotel.
That was. the last time as far as
known, that he was ever seen alive.
As he did not return, a search was
made, lant'the only trace Mind was
his bat. It was the general opinion
that he had walked out of the hotel
and into the river, which is only a
short distance away.
The matter was pretty well for-
gotten, when the missing man's
friends imported a clairvoyant from
ADVERTISER PRINTING CO.,
London, Ont.
1831 THE CUAVDIVATOR 1897
IILUEVALE. ••*•••••00•0
ibi-eelief for
(intended for Persway.)
The Salvation Army band played, •.
good music on Monday night and 0 Jiang.
intrepid explorer, after leaving his
ship the "Frani," which was frozen
in the iee, made his way with a
single companion and leigdog sledges
nearly two degrees nearer the pole
than Loekwood and •Brainard had
reathed. • .
From the ef ap all the coasts in the
far north that have been carefully
explored by different parties are
indicated in different colors, • or
marks, so that at a glance one can
see the field of operations of
each succeeding expedition as it
Port Huron, who was to discover the extended in te new directlon our
murderer and locate where the bodyknowledge of the, Geography of
would be found. She picked on athe planet upon which we dwell.
spot in the lake about 100 yards• The inaP also ihdicates the routes
from ;he piers. The body was not taken by seventysix different enter -
there. The relatives 'swore out a ing expeditions from that of the la -
warrant against a citizen of Kincar- mented Sir. John Franklin,. in 1843,
dine, chargicg him with the murder. done to last years' voyage, of bur
There was not a particle of evidence
against him, and he was soon honor-
ably acquitted. That about ended
interest in the case, until the body
was brought up by a dredge that
was working in the harbor, on Aug.
ust 22, 1894, nearly a year after
Matheson's disappearance.
reENREMAR
.couirnv
THE BEST or THE
•
• AGRICULTURAL WEEKLIES,
DEVOTEnTO
A 1,1[1p3SAGE TO MEAT.
Proving that true honesty and
true philauthropny stilt exist.
own Lieut. Peary these routes indica
ted in dotted lines, of different
characte_e, end printed in ten colors
to prevent confusion, Joi•ni in some
places perfect networks, vet eael
voyage can be trace( , from begin-
ning to end. It required months of
study of the iog$ of the various ships
ir order to lan Netripen the map
the mince tie'.
Any.ono d can see exact'
what, ,was accomplished by th
various Arctic expeditions sent on
by, Austria, ,Great Britain, German
Norwiiy, Netherlands, Russia
Sweden and the United States.
The names of Kane, Hall, De
Long, Franklin, Sell watka Greely
and Peary have all been made im-
mOrual by reason of Arctic exploration
but withbttt the aid of this map a
great deal of time would be necessary
to find out Whtt each person acomp-
netted by his voyege.
The rap is printed on heav
Itart, pared and prepated with great
neatness and care, no speck allowed
cooked briskly ill a saucepan, stirred
often, till perfectly smooth and done,
then sugar to the taste added, ft
pinch of salt, a bit of butter, stirrd
more and at once pear from the dish
in which it wee cooked. It takes
bi t a few moments to make a good
take the edge otf the vinegar. Heat
the vinegar to boiling, but pour over
the cabbage when 11 bus become
cold. Cover, and do not use for a
month.
To spice crab apples. --Select good
sized apples ; wash and core, but die
not peel them. Weigh. the apples
and put them lie a preserving kettle,
To five pounds of fruit add four
pounds of sugar and one pint of
vinegar, two tablespoonfuls of whole whit.
tem he had gone on the Harvest
cloves, the same of stick cinnamon, &SERV:ion.
broken into piepes,. and three or four Prof. Castle of the Niekapoos gAve
peppercorns. lt is better to tie the an exhibition on the tight rope on
spices in a muslin beg. Place the Saturday.
kettle over. moderate fire and let Mr. and Mrs. David Sproat of
the contents cook slowly until tender.
Belgrave were visiting at
Apple sauce is a simple dish, yet Duffs on Tueeday.
is often an appetizing accotupanie Mr. Will Maxwell of the Bluevaie
ment to either a plain or an elabor- road went to Milverton Taesday
ate meal The fruit is. best to be He went on a very pleasant errand.
Mr and Mrs. G. E. King of Wing -
ham attended the funeral of Mr. Jno.
after ;I o illness of a few
on Tuesday, —
One of the oldest tnen thie, e g -
°rimed p.Assed away en Sunday
ivecko, in
the person (e' air. Joh King. Mee
Rang, wase,Jeeet.,--bee eleollande—bet
CARP -1'V Canada when very y wing.
Gerry in both churches, were -.try
intereetiug. Tleee gentlemen aro
authorized by the Provineial Sabbath
School AssochAtion, to address all- the
schools in their district, and the coll-
ections taken up wilt he. Tor the aid
of the pourer schools.
Mrs. Teaeon of Calgary N. W. T.
is visiting her sister Mrs. Haan y
Diamond.
Mr. James MclIardy is one of the
first to return from Manitoba,
If any man, A° is weak, nervous and
bebilitated, or who is siffering tom any
°NIG various trothles resulting from
youthful folly,.exoesses oroverwork, will
take heart and write to me, I Will send
him confidentially and free of charge
the `plan pursued by which I was•restor-
ed to perfect health and roanird, atter
years of suffering from Nervous Debility
Loss of Vigor and Organic Weakness.
I have nothing to sell and therefore
want no money, but as 1 know through
my own experience how to sympathize
with such sufferers. I am glad to be able
to assist any fellow -being to a cure. I
fina well aware of the prevalence of
quackery, for I myself was deceived and
imposed upon until I nearly lost faith in
mankind, but I rejoice tu say that I ani
DOW perfectly well and happy once more
and am desircus tberefore.to make this
certain .means of euro known to all. If
you will write to me you can rely upon
being cured and the proud satisfaction
of having been oC great service to one in
need will be of sufficient reward for My
trouble. Absolute secrecy assured. Send
tic. silver to cover postage and address,
Mr. Geo. G. Strong,North, Rockwocci
Mich.
Farrel Crops and ProcesSee,
Hertieulture and Fruit Growing,
Live -Stock and Dairying:
' While it also includes all minor de-
partments of Rural interest, such as
tie Potiltry Yard. Entomology, Bee-
keeping, Greenhouse and Grapery,
Veterinary Replies, Fenn Questims
and Answers, Fireside Reading, Do-
mestie Eeonorny, and a summary of
y
e
t
y
paper, and is sold by the Govern-
ment for one dollar.
It lacks, of conrst, the route of
Nansen's expedition, and that of
Messrs. Jackson and Harmsworth,
but these can .wbe added with
sufficient accuracy from published
accounts to 'bring the results up to
date. , •
Heart. Disease Relievea. in 30
Minutes.—Dr. Agnew's Cure for the
Heart gives perfect relief in all cases of
Organic or Sympathetic Heart Disease
in 30 tninutes, and speedily effects a
cure. It is a peerless remddy for Palpi-
tation, shortness of Breath, Smothering
Spells, Pain in Left Side and all symp-
toms ot a Diseased Heart. One doss
convinces. Sold at Ohisholm's Drug
Stbre,
• ONLY TWO LIKt
• Barrie, Oct. 14.—A. serciant-shaped
mound. whieh, has long proved' a
• curiosity to the farmers in. Innisal
township, where it is situated, has
been conclusively proved to be a
relic the: ancient monnd-butlders.
The mound is long and sinuous in
shape, and ends in a bowl-sljaped
the newe of the week. its Marketicavity, Local students of amine°, 1
Reports are unusually cornp e
much attention is paid to the Pros
-
poets of the erop$, as throwing light
upon one of the most, important of
all questions --When to buy mut tvhen
to sea. It is liberally illustrated, and
contains more reading matter than
ever have. The eubseription price
is $2,50 per year, bttt we offer a
Special Reduction in our
CLUB RATES' FOB 1097.
He wee eight\ elate: yeare old.. and
a.pple sauce...
• live& in linreti county foe over
tod.,,y years. Nt elle time "he -owned
To pickle ()Molise Peel small , ,
of milk and water for ten minutes.la'4t1-. aIr. Klee, I
onions and boil them. in equal parts..... •
pre- never ?berried and made his, house;
Pat one gallon:of vinegar. in a with his brother, Duncan, who, died
serving kettle with half an ounce. of over two years agoV Mr. Kin was1 in
whole Mace, the same amount of ' well to 00, of a quiet and ineffen-
alum, one•quarter, of an ounce of sive nature, and a member of the
whole cloves and five tablespoonfuls The. funeral
of salt. Place the kettle over the.sPeit'.evsile)eY:er:.ii.:Irt'uCeiTarye.11;ere conducted
tire and let the contents come to the
Tr 0 ables
a
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ETELSIOigi
Ila cowsuawriniolv and ww11 UMW,
fti DISEASES, SPITVING- V 1r1,00D, •
CouorifoLOSS OW APIWIrwiWW,
DEIEILITV, the renoats Ws
article wire wurst manliest.
Fly tin, aid of Tho "I), L" Emulsion. I have got
•i• i,c.„:1:,.f:13tolt.Ing oantlit,Vt;litrad troubled mo for
• l'ilfilli6ntealliudieutigILlontitild.V:.ikti'
nd •
T. IL WINGRAM, 11E,.,31ontreal.
100. and 81. Der Bottle
0 DAVIS & LAWRENCE CO., Lro., MONTREAL •
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Break Up a Coici in Time
EY USING
PYHYETFL
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The 9rtick Care for COUGMS,
COLDS, citorp,
MITI% HOADSE-NESS, eto.
MR s. Josarm NorwIca,,
of 6 i Sore uren Ave., Turonto, writes
Pyny-l'ectoral boa novo. rotted to cum
nty ridetrcei. of vreity nr • r AM, 2.1.223.2. 19
2•120'.1 laysoltOrrt 102.20Stillulta% colli01 arta
soYoral caller mute:ten Lad failrd. It has
tim proved an exeullout rount cure for thy
rand y. I irtler it to ot.v teller Inediclue
az caniehs, croup or huarerness. '
It. 0. BARItneR,
of Little Rodter, N B., writes :
ds cure for coughS Ryer-Pectoral is
the Lest ,.loo rilortivtue T.Luvo) iuy cus-
;.1.2221ocii hut%) Ito otter."
Largo Bottle, Cts.
DAVIS & LAWRENCE CO., LTD.
Proprietors, Moartrasx
tre'e
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0-40 06)
boiling point, Drain the onions in a' by the Ito% A. I". Hartley of Bel:
rave
colander nd put tetem n , , Thomas stewart vis,itect
1 i to jars g . • • ,-1
turn the boiling vinegar over the :
land Goderieb this week. .
onions, cover the jars- and pat them i Mr. amt mr,,. nobat
th Max -
away. 1 well, Mr. aud Mr:-. James, Maxwell, .
Small apples that eannot . be used i and M", Peter Fowler jr.,. of tha.!
for' anything else may be made into ; Blnevale road attended the wedding
i I I Peel the apples I ot MI\ Wr. Wm. • Max w ell to Miss 1
• Mr.• Samuel Robertson, of
Lacknove reeeived the sad intellig-
ence on Wednesday last, by telegram
that his son, Wilmer. Robetson, had
died:the night before in Albany,
ne, Wilinerbad. been seriously
et. the part six week; when an
raa
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R-FP-N.S
The modern stand -
ad :Family Medi-
cine : Cures the
common every -day
ills of humanity.
MA2Ilt
delicious p es.
and core them ; if the apples are of I Mary: Bre done, of eiblverton, 'on ,
good size cut thein into halves.; Weciliesdav Iteetiooll. Mr. and
Weigh the fruit, and for ( ight pounds! Mrs. Hugh Ross of the boundary
d subjects say that it is
the egg and serpent mound of the
mound -builders, and it is the third
one discovered in America.
Of the other two, one is at Rine
Lake Poterboro, end the other in
Adam Co., Ohio.
2 Subscriptions, one remittance $ 4
6 SUbseriptions, " " 10
10 SubseriptionS, " " 15
rarTo all new subscribers for 1897,
payiug in advance now, vve will
send from our receipt of the remit-
• time, to Janua,ry lst, 1897, without
char e
• WSrnctu" nthr. Address gene but Hood's Sarsaparilla rests upon
lirr HER Tt1 & SON, plibummi, the solid feundation of absolute merit
y, Y. and its power to cure, and its sales
thine to bo the largeot in the world.
of apples use t ero pounds- of brown east. of ri,,, v age also.attended the
sugar, one quart of vinegar, one ; weadine \ • evertor.,
mince of whole cloves, Pat the Mr jd
r. has returned'
sugar, vinegar and spices in a pre-! home from. ()eye IrAutind...
serving kettle and place it over tho l Mr. D. Sutherland of Whig -
fire. When the vinegar is boiling ham .4p006 .-tiday at Mr. ,Tames
put in the prepared fruit and cook ! Gardiner's.
until tender. Skim tho apples out Mrs. Robert V iisgrnive 'has return,
and put them in a large jar. Boil ecl keel a six weeks visit to Toronto
the syrup until it is reduced one, I
half or i as thiole as desirel, and I
pour over the euoked fruit.
OONOLJSIVE PROOF;
1 From won ttliariol. Citizen.
' "11fy dafrgl: tor P0',1y, has for morciaimayeer
beet, troubled viat sev?.re symptoms. dibicriesr
disease. Elm bad eonstant LIlO act rains itt!
her brek. pa!,i ,n her lie.td Yt GS fes.:rful
- and almost tlue2222ur5We. It f,tomently pm-
ented her front tut •ra,i•fg 90110111, mat she comi,5.
study at ho,u precs Ica y ;tort.t•sible..
tlt ba
nt:I1?ta,li18Ng.SIral
Vi0Irtataa1;r7eiubeva
inueh ti.eubled With 11 rt (wing at al 1:••.Ipite11, n.
.She was completely worn out in tat :y tu.d wast
tirca and tiros -8y 011 t!,c 1,1110 Oer nothet
an,1 tuys..11f !!Ereant2 £2,,;riortly ulartur,d. ton nhA,
0.)fletultlY gt.t.011:1 At%) . b.
001349 y nr.r O.:1,114/11er teaehtr
zo
th,s l'a Ito Selina at oet.. t rug
Cold?. and Catarrh Relieved m
ICI to (30 Minutes.—One short puff
of the breath through the Blower, sup-
plied with eaeii oottle of Dr. Agnew's
Catarrhal PowiIer, diffuses this Powder
' affection of the throat ani s'onnteet, 'over tee susfaee of the nasal passel.,
OlO
and 'three weeks ag i his i Painless mei nelightful to Lisa. It
rade In Medicine,
There are fads in medicine es in
every thing else and a "new thing" fre-
quently sells for short time simply
because it is new. But hi medicine, as
in notbintr else, the people demand and
will be satisfied only with positive, ens°.
lute merit. The fact that Ilood'e Sar-
saparilla has Olnea around atoinst all
competition, and its sales have never
wavered but baths remained steadily at
the top, -lemonstrates, bsyond any
doubt, the itittitieie virtues of this meal-
' e The new things have come and
brotlier Edward, who, 'a in
San FrnTiCiSCO California, went te
Oregon to attend him daring his ill-
ness and was with him at the time
of his death.
What might have resulted
•
serious accident happened at the
depot, Exeter, on Thursday
lemming last. It seems Fred M-
ks* drove into the • station yard
with a load of barrels and steing the
freight train fconi the 8111th ap-
• proac,hing whipped up the horses to
get over the track, but before gang
far the engine struck the hind end
of the wagon, throwing it a con-
siderable distance and scaneeing tire
barrels promiscuously. The -wagon
was damaged. it little but the drivtr
and horses escaped unhurt.
reUevostteip
in.lAil, and perintmaetitiv
Cured (;•ttnr -11. Hay Fever, Colds, Head -
robe, S ireiThront. Tonsilitis and Deaf
neoa 8./11111 ChiSDOIDn'a PrUg Store.
lift. Samos Longworth, of McKillop
has two monsters potatoes, taken et
randout from his pOtrito field.. One
of these p(eatoes measures eleven
inches the one way and tWenty.ene
inehee the other, and weigh 2 pounds
6 ounces, The other meaeure 5,x
17,& inches and weighs 2 pounds 2
ounees. The largest p Alum ii of the
Empire Steel variety a id tts., other
is tailed the ging NVillip.m. Mr.
tonewerth seys lie has many ai.
large as theSe.
• Catarrh is a constitutional disease and
requires pouetitution u rein who, like
Ilood's Sarsaparilla. which puriffes the
blood.
house to spend her N.,.1.."2;.•12. :21,1 :fel 1
Tan oREAT
Family Medicine of the Age.
Taken Internally, It Cures'.
Dtarrhcea, Cramp, and Pain in the
Otomaoh, Sore 7hroat, Sudden 'Colds,
Coughs, do., etc,
Used Externally, It Curves
Outs, Bruises, Burns, Boat& Swains,
toothathe, Palo in the Fate, lie
ilheutnatism, Frosted Feet •
Na article elm? 9t991119&tosuch =bounded 90111051
Sty., -Scion 9)110214' • .
We 2,112 boar testimony 0 ISA efilrft,y of inn PrIn
Enter. WO limn so n its fundo whirrs 111 00440940 flit
eeVorrg, pain, and 91011 11 to be n good, »tit:do-Cowin
riati DiApatch. _,,, .
Notbing.nst rot stup;msod 0119 Poin-KIllet, relltolt 11
OS Mod Wanabl*Tsmily medicine:now in uso.-2‘, snestet
Organ. 1. 4
It bed Teal merit .1 nt n tnrnier at rot:loving Ind,. nt
Mod:et:to luta 9r911103.1 It Tottalletull 1211101 10 l'orty DaVIS
rtin•Xiltor.-2frtranrt Man.
Bon,nto of Imiettlons, En, only MO gonninti,'Intnits
rt),Vre: Sold litrmywitere; Luto lottlot 'rria
VEnar LAUGH tkrtints, 60 'Cant
sister (11 such a air, vct .e.,, 0,2i , .. 2 :..•nd
eliadition, said, I ant lit 1:4-.1 '.. -': •'.;07
Pills and Weyer° flo,ng 1 ,... s, .-: ... , , : ve
1023X with Yho and will 0iee1,, , r e .. • . _eh
011e did. By the tinu: l' Ily 1 ti
.. 11:119 h:,4; her imp. orenitr -----------110
• St) swirl:ed. that 1 proeur, i 9'. 1 . ..1 " . r.
Pf.tiohnes drug aro, .,
13."r full remora' i. n if ,,,;, , i rt:., .1, .. , - .44S
1 rapiel Mid eon. 111. 2.111.2. 2, 0 1 •,2 ,.., . • • el
her fornier •1•...get oils, 1 , it.: . a
1 kidney trotthl, s. fib • eat 2. col i 20, +0,,,0
for more thnn a Inupt1 lore or'10‘11 .. v • -..vt
vigorous health: t•ho bas Ile, roet n• .., at
school since 0mp
10 cos/led.' t.19,1g tt *, L
1 Os,
and has se much .tit.sh in them .4,111e they
restoredber to fell health ilif.s. she , es-, me
to keep six bow' iti 1:0 11112.4) all t,..,',,+ t ..,... in
c...so they 900001 00 T*' 11,0 sAla 1199 ,N- ii ,,,in.
Her cure has been sto wrenderissi ose 111111' . hf.y. ,
will curt any comp rAit. If t ‘ vile hoc: .'ost
$10.00 a box, I would not have lx.intiL d the
isioney. 'Tito restoration of tuy de tighter to full,
health and strong girlhood, Irons her fothier
serions sielfuesii, *11e., has made her mother,
lliPtauft:Itittnirtua 1333ttagilt"wiliI11 the full
approbation et .tr1 ife and ds.ughter % oltin.
tardy 9111 raceme way urging or lushicenients
whatever, to 811047 the gratitude ray daughter, •
wife and myself fool for the vondtifsil tuxes! '
Wroucht by the Doan kidney rills. SV9, base
not the least doubt that her trying the pills'
just at the time Axe did salted us a large
doctor's. bill, AB the was all but sick alga at
the thuo. I ani sixty.two years of ego, a car,
pouter by trade, have been a resident of St. ,
Btary`wi for forty years, and minty constable
for thirty years and am well known, and I wake
thiesolenut deelaration believing the wattle ta
be true. soul knowing the :MMUS to have the
tame effect as an eath, and according to the
Act respecting extra Jittlieal Oaths ISM.
Sgd. VILMA:if ilitOIVN.
Talon and declared. before Me at the Towle
of St. Mary's, in the County of Perth, thisOtb.
a* of March, A. D., 1806. •
Sgd, nOkt.N. POidtDi
'",', ',s.s 'Sieger' in Pi.igit *curb or Jura,*
Oat),
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