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A FATAL DISCUSSION,
FOQTE, A FORGER FON! TORONTO,
SHOT IN SAGINAW.
Rc Argued Against Annexation With a
So -Called Brother and the Latter Shat
liian*-TIie lliurcleror In J'all--Jroote's
Unsavoury' Canadian Record.
TORONTO, Jan. 8, -Eight years ago
Fred Foote, the son of a wealthy
f orally of Swyndon, Wiltshire,, Eng-
land, came to Toronto and secured employ-
ment as bookkeeper for 0. Wilson & Son,
the. Esplanade street scale manufacturers.
$e was a bright, clever young man and his
employers liked him very much: He work-
ed there for several years, then went to
Newmarket; whence he returned in a short
time, bringing a French woman whom he
said was his wife.
His old employers willingly gave him his
v,d position and all went well, A. man call-
ed and said he was from Newmarket, and
that Foote had taken away his wife, but he
didn't propose to make anytrouble over it;
Foote was welcome to her.
Foote worked along, and soon another
young man appeared on the scene,who was
introduced as a brother of Foote's, and he
went to live at the home of the unmarried
couple, at 551 Parliament street. People
soon knew that Foote and the woman were.
not married and that the other man was
not Foote's brother, even though Fred ac-
knowledged hila as such.. His brothel's
were English, and this man was not.
,A.bout this time Fred Foote received a
legaoy of $1, 00 from e relative in Eng-
land. •
The French woman was a Ronan Catho,
lie and he was an Orangeman. She was a
handsome creature and dressed with some
magnificence, which, of course, was kept
up on :his money. She held him in abso-
lute subjection, and he feared her as he
would a ghost. She would appear in the
office of the scale works and curse him in
French, and he would tremble like a leaf,
grow white and say to his employer that
he must go out with her. On one occasion
he had promised her to be home at 5.55 in
the evening but was detained at an arbi-
tration tt"here he was giving evidence, He
said then that be was afraid of her.
Last. February Foote was given three
weeks' holidays, and while lie was away
Mr, Wilson had occasion ta'refer to some
accounts, and he found them tangled up.
He met Foote and his 'female companion
on the street, and mentioned the accounts,
when Foote said, "Oh! I wilt come down
to -morrow." Mr. Wilson said that would
do, and added that Foote bad not drawn
$20 salary which was clue him; he could
get that at the swine time if he wanted it.
foot replied that he was not in a hurry
for money.
He did not go to the office. but the same
night left for East Saginaw, Michigan,with
the woman. Then. Mr. Wilson examined
the books more closely and ascertained
that some notes and letters had been
forged,
And so Foots passed from the arena of
life in Toronto, and nothing more was
thought of him till an English mail
brought to Messrs.. Wilson & Son a letter
from an aged. father asking for informa-
tion of hia son's whereabouts.
Then this fall John Barfield, who had
known Foote intimately, both working at
Wilson's, got letters from his friend saying
had settled at Saginaw. "I wish I
could have been with you Christmas," said
a letter which Iter. Barfield got last
Thursday," but drink my health New
Year's, old man, I will be over to see yon
next summer.
But Foote will never visit Toronto again,
for he was shot in his home at Saginaw on
New Year's Eve by his supposed brother.
This dispatch tells how it was done:
The last hours of the dyiug year in one
of Saginaw's homes witnessed a terrible
fratricidal struggle, the outcome of which
was murder. Fred Foote came to Saginaw
with his family nine months ago from Tor-
onto, Ont„ and started a small grocery,
the sleeping apartments being upstairs and
the kitchen in rear of the building.
George Foote has resided with the family
some months and latterly the brothers
have had warm discussions on the question.
of annexation.
On Saturday night the arguments waxed
warm and furious, George being a strong
anti -annexationist, while his brother held
gpposite views. The fat 1y had retired,
leaving the disputants in the kitchen to
continue their wrangle, when the report of
a revolver was heard, followed by a groan
of intense agony. Mrs. Foote rushed down-
stairs and was horrified at the sight of her
husband lying unconscious on the floor,.
covered with blood, while George stood be-
side him with the revolver in his hand.
"Physicians found the ball had pierced
the body near the fifth rib, glanced upward,
passing near the heart and lodging in
the shoulder.
He died e at 10.34finds
s y
night. George is behind bars. He claims
he shot in self-defence, as his brother at-
tacked him first. He shows as evidence of
this a bruised eye. He says the struggle
was a savage one and that his brother
sprang upon him with the ferocity of a
bulldog. He is 35 years of age."
People here knowing the record of the
three people can perhaps give a different
version of the affair. They will say that
the two men quarrelled over the woman,
for "George is probably no other than
the man who lived with Foote and the
woman 'here, and who is not Foote's
brother, 'but who is believed to have passed
as snob. that he, too, might maintain im-
proper relations with the woman. Friends
of Foote believe this and say that Foote
was quite and inoffensive and would not,
begin a fight, "
The woman was seen in the city about
three weeks ago, boarding a street car,
KISSED THE MURDERER,
Mrs. Roots Shows Love for .iier Rua -
enemies ]furdorer.
mousses , J'an. 8.-lt will take. easeiens
detective work to unearth the tine cause
of the murder of Fred Foote by hisbiother
George. Not only did. the murderer, and
the murdered man's wife insist that the
cause of the trouble was a political quarrel,
but an ante-mortem stateinent of.the dead
man indicates the same, Ile did not in-
timate that any jealousy existed regarding.;
his 'brother and wife, though gossip has it
that there was such:: jealousy, and the fact
that Mrs. Foote kissed the murderer good-
bye as
oodbyeas the was being led from the scene of
the tragedy intensified this gossip.
The murderer seems to feel reat regret
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ovei .t he trouble and ogg .
Mrs. to is appar-
ently overcome with:' grief. The Footer'
have ...frequently ;had, quarrels, but'
;poliit say nospecial'troubie has ever 00 ODDFEtLOwiS'aLOC
A BENEFICENT DISCOVERY,
THE NOBLEST ACHIEVEMENT Qk'
SOIENO],
The iron horse with its tireless etrenath,
Re pulses of vapour and its heart of Same,
is a glorious ecponent of the creative of the
human mind; and the metallic nerves
through which intelligence causes over a
continent prove by every flash of thought
which traverses the power to annihilate
space and time. 13utvast and important
as have been the results of making steam
and lightning the common cattier and
messenger of the world, the discovery by
which' weak or impure blood eau beyitalized
or restored to new vigour and parity by
means of internal and external remedies
is of Jufinita raltte. The resources of vege-
table chemistry as developed and applied
by Thomas Holloway have proved equal to
tbis mighty task. His famous remedies.
impart to the stream of lite a disinfecting
principal which frees the system from an
impure and poisonous elements. The
powers of chemistry are almost beyond
calculation, and as he has brought them to
bear upon all the varieties of dlaoasa in
those invaluable vegetable compounds
known as .Honaowuu's PILLS AND OINTMENT,
they have oompeased their highest and
holiest object.
Steam, as the great motor, is a sub-
bidiary agent, its usefelness oonsieta.
mainly, in conveying onbstanttal benefits
with speed and certainty, to the fields in
which they ars to operate. Lt is pimply the
bearer of blessings, not their originator.
Of all the froigtat which it carries over land
end sea, there is perhaps none so precious
asBoniowax's remedies. Itis scareelya
figure of speech to say that whithersoever
it conveys them it flies +'with healing on
its wings."
Under the influence of the Ointment the
skin, however disfigured by eruptions or
excrescences, Lecomes a tapula rasa, pure,
apothem, and transparent ; and this erasure
of blemishes is not a000mpiished by driving
back disease into the vital recesres Of the
system but by neutralizing the morbid
material which feeds it.
The Pills set upon the laternal fluids
and the organs wiaiob secrete them upon
the sanitary principle. They destroy the
particles subjected to their chemical ae,ion,
as infallibly as an alkali neutralizes an.
aoid ; and et the same time impart a mild
and constant electric action to the see.
relive and excretive machinery.
The motion of governments. the pat-
ronage of princes, the approval of all
Christian natone, the gratitude of pagan
millions attest the worth of these twin
curatives. In fact there is no region with
which England or any country hap any
commercial intercourse where Holloway
would not find himself at borne. Some.
estimate may be -., ee:zre:4, 'H3 extent and
variety of his foreign correspondence,ff9In
the fact that sixty eorreaponding clerks, of
which number sixteen are accomplished.
linRnists, aro employed iu conducting it,
Ile is the centre of a anitary circle that
belts the world,
Baboon Wilkinson, of Brownsvalley, Ind
says :-"I bays been in a distressed condi.
tion for three years from Nervousness,
Weakness of the Sternlieb, Dyspepsia and
Indigestion until my health was gond. I
bud been dooto:ing constantly with no re.
lief. I bought ono bottle of South, Ameri-
can Nervine; which done me Moro good
than any $50 worth of doctoring I ever did
in my life. I would advise every weakly
parson=o use this valuable and lovely rem-
edy. A trial bottle will convince you.
Sold by 0. Lutz, Druggist. aug, 14
ouTRrvALs ALL oTH- na.-In curing colds,
con gbs,hoarseneas, asthma bronchitis, sore
throat, and all diseases of the throat adn
lungs there is but ono remedy which is un-
equalled by any other. We refer to Dr,
Wood's Norwoy Pine Sprup which has
effected many remarkable °urea this
Season.
ALTOGETmEn DISAPPEARED, -DEAR Sine,
About three months ago I was nearly wild
w'th the headaches. I started taking 13.13.
B. and took two bottles and my headaches
have disappeared. I think it :a grand
medicine.
LETTIOER$ODEs
Londeeboro, Ont.
A Cuns Fon DrirarsiA---In investigate.
ing the pause of this prevalent complaint it
is found to :eat principally in wrong action
of the stomach and impurity of the blood,
These exciting onuses are easily removed
by the regulating, purifying We and di-
gestive, effects of B.B. B,henoe the success
in B. 13. 13. in curing dyspepsia in any
form no matter of how long .standing or
how severe it may bo.
Mr. J, H. Howard, one of Blanehard's
respected and worthy residents left last
week with hia family for Innisvale, Alberta
N. W. T., where he intends going extensive
lyinto ianohing.
At this season of the year cold In the
head resulting in catarrh is alarmingly
b1ease
prevalent. As a reoautionar measure re
ottle of Nasal Balm should ybe kept in
household. It speedily relieves and per-
manently cures the worst oases of cold in
the head and catarrh. All dealers or by
mail in receipt of 50o. for small or $1 for
large bottle.
G. T. Fulford & Co., Brookville, Ont.
Jas. A. Dorman, formerly of Mitchell,
but latterly of Marlette Mich. sustained a
reriousaccident to bia right arm while
working in the woollen mill, some time
ago. It was so mangled that it had to be
amputated at the shoulder.
Special
Cheap Sale ;
of
Furniture
Xmas Greeting.
With Ting TIMES of the $
week we wish all our custom
ers a Merry X-mas and a
Happy New Year.
$ARGAINS.
25 pairs Men's:Felt Overshoes at $1.10
50 prs Wom's " buckle .55.
in sizes 3 and 4.
25 prs Wom's buttoned Overshoes 1.00
25 prs Men's plain Rubbers .50
25 prs Men's Clogs .35
25 prs Wom's Croquet Rubbers .35
25 prs Wom's Clogs, .25
12 prs Misses' Carnival 1.25
These goods are in perfect condition
and never before have the citizens of
Exeter and surrounding country had
such an offer. Therefore don't fail to
see them, They will be sold. for °Asa
only.
Yours very truly,
oueimrsz
1UTIO
.EACH PLUG- OP
Myrtle Navv
IS MABEED
T B.
SN 731vO3S l TTr $-
NONE - OTHER - GENUINE
^RURWdATISM
It NEURALGIAI s
and kindred diseases
are due to o, ngestion
of the blood vessels
that produce formon
tation, resulting in
acids: If the blood
does not circulate in
1Inu mation in time
n- ,,, t„Mstbe the inevit-
able rcestriraaiG.r'r
atioo Absorbent is
ono of the most pow-
erful blood stimu-
lants known , It>Him
elates the blood to
notion, restoring the
circulation, That
once established dis-
ease must cease.
Canadian Odeo,
LONDON, 0N'T
MARKET REPORTS.
Exeter, Jan.4,1393.
Pall wheat porbusb.:.- $ 60 $ 62
Spring wheat per bush58 60
Barley porbush. . 33 35
Oats per bush- 25 26
Peas nor bush .......... .....:52 52
Flour per bbl.. ......... 400 4 ee
Apples por bag ..
.•••.75 ,35
Potatoes per bag 1 00 1 00
Hay per ton 8 00 6 00
Wood per cord hard 300 3 50
Wood per cord soft 2 00 2 05
Butter per lb... ...... ........._18 19
Eggs par dozen -es... ........ 8 18
Pork nor hundred... - ..... 6 76 7 00
$4000
WANTED !
AT THE
Exeter Packing House
SNELL 8805 & CO'Y
Will pay the Highest Market prices
for Dressed Hogs.
All hogs bought subject Lathe following
rules :-2 lbs per cwt. off all hogs ; 5
lbs extra if shoulder stuck ; 3 lbs for
bung gut or jollet if left in ; hogs to be
cut through from tail to throat.
SNELL BROS. & CO.
!a:hnab Zt1O$!
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TH14; BEST YET !
TRE CHEAPEST YET
T.H;E. BIGGEST YETI
Rest Ordered Clothing produced in Exeter
13 ontlenten 1 leave .your orders early, for
with the beststaff of Tailors ; the beet
stock of, Pine Trimmings, and the best
Cutting in Town , yen are sure of satisfac-
tion
r.
DAYS LUNGER.
CLI!ULRXNc* S4LEI
On Jan'y 18th the store will be closed and
balance of the stock removed.
During these 15 Days the stook of Stoves, Hardware, Tinware, Paints, Oils, Glas
Etc., will be sold at greatly reduced prices, to save cost of moving.
NOW FORBARGAINS,
GOODS at YOUR OWN PRICE ,1
Bissett's Old Stand, Exeter.
Clubbing Rates.
THE TIDIES and any of the following
newspapers will be era to any address
from now to January let, 1891, for the
prices mentioned :
Tml TIMES and Toronto Empire $1.75
Till Treves and Toronto Globe 1,70
Tire TIRES and Toronto Mail 1.75
Tut; Tr ties and Toronto News 1.75
Tun Tons and London Free Press 1.75
THE TIMES and London Advertiser 1.50
THE TIMES and Illustrated Buffalo
Express 2.50
THE* Tietis and the Family Herald
and Weekly Star, ineluding the
Star Almanac 1.75
Tun T1nixs and The Farmer's Sun 1.50
Any other paper not mentioned in the
list at egaaily low rates.
Farmers' £tton1in 1
Watch
this space
Next Week.
3r. S. RIOEAR4SON,
FINE CIGARS,CIGAitL "''1 Tf1BAC0O
Brad Now Stock
-JUST OPENED OUT AT THE -
PALACE
GROCERY,
(G A Hyndman's Old Stand)
Comprising Teas, Coffees, Spices, Baking
Powders, I3ird Foods, Startles, Blues,
Soaps, Brushes, Brooms, Pails, Raisins,
Rice, Currants, Qatmoals, Wheat Germs,
Figs, Nuts, Dates, Oranges, Lemons, Peels
Extracts, Fine Dairy Salt, Middle, Oye
tors, Boneless Cod Irish, Siscoes, and every
thing kept in a General Grocery,
Give us a call.
G. A. HYNDHrAN, M. VINCENT,
Manager. Proprietor,
OYSTER PARLOR NOW OPEN.
MAIL CONTRACT.
Sealed tenders addressed to the P ostmaster
General, will ne received at Ottawa until noon
on FRID Ix, the 27th JANUARY 1893, for the
conveyance of Her Majesty's Mail, on proposed
contracts for !four years from the 1st .April
next.
I. Between Zurich and Hensoll, and Hensall
and the Railway Station, 12 and 24 times per
week, each way respectively.
2. Between Drysdale and Rippon, 8. times
per week each way.
Printed notices containing further inform-
ation ss to conditions of proposed contracts
way bo seen and blank forms of Tender may be
Post Offices alongthe re eot-
obtaiued at the
P
ive routes, and at this office,
H. G. HOPKIRIZ,
Post Offiee Inspector.
Post Office Inspector's Office
Stratford. 16th Dec. ]892, S 8t
The
New
Bakery
A. BAG SHAW,
Wishes to announce that lie has open-
ed a Bakery and Confectionery Busi-
ness in the stand lately occupied by E.
A. Follicle, north of the Post Office,
and would respectfully solicit a share of
the public patronage.
Bread, Cake 84 Buns
Fresh every day, and delivered to all
parts of the town.
OYSTERS &.LUNUHES
served at all lours.
Having engaged . as Foreman baker,
Mr. B. 0. MoKAY, of London, I shall
by using the best grades of Flour, and
pure, Hop Yeast, so' highly recommend-
ed by the Medical fraternity for its
nutritious and dtgestible qualities, be
enabled to turn, out by. far the best
bread in town. Wedding, 13irthday,
and other cakes• a specialty.
Oysters and Lunches at all hours.
dl-tf A..,BAGSHAW
McDONELL BBO
N' [ILIURG llROU'4ft
8 r 0
OURS
IS NOT
A
BANKRUPT STOOK,
But a large and, well -selected Stock of Bright New ;Good
which we are selling below so-called Bankrupt
prices. Au inspection of the
Stock and a colas.-
parison of prices will tell the tale. We carry everythiu
in the Hardware line ---light and heavy.
A. HASTING'S, BARBEL,
NSON'S BT,OCK, EXETER.
linstreet
As you pass by on
Just for a moment stop.
And have your hair and whiske
At Hasting's Barber shop.
We are the lightning barbers,
Wo do our work with care.
We always keen our razors
And shears in good repair.
We have the very finest styles enchain.
W1Vooshampoo keep ourin tthe owelsbest of olodn.
avis
And use the easy hair machine.
Sonie barbers work so slowly,
But this is our text:
Wo do not keep you waiting.
Your turn is always "next."
As for the ladies and children,
We do their work tip-top,
We shingle their Bair and trim their bangs
At Hasting's Barber shop.
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mined
NEW GOODS
For Christmas
Are continually arriving, among which
are found the following extra good
lines .
LADIES' SHOPPING BAGS,
Ladies'and Gents' Calling Card Cases
Ladies' Money Bags and Purses,
Wallets and Pocket Books,
Plush and Leather Cases,
Music Portfolios,
Writing Portfolios,
Plush & Leat her Albums
THE LATEST NOVELS,
Dolls, Spectacles and Eye Glasses,
AU. sparathin4 very superior
in the following lines :
Bibles, Bibles and Methodist Hymns
combined, Methodist Hymn Books,
Bibles andPresbyterian Hymns
combined, English Church
Prayer and Hymnals,
And will have the finest display of Xmas
and New Years Cards ever shown in
Exeter.
We would advise purchasers to call
early and pick out presents, and have
them put away until wanted.
J. W. BROWNING
�o -ov
S4YED byl3
One3r up
aI at
PLANING MILL ing "r
And. LUMBER Y.&R
We keep constantly oti hand a large stook o
.i1 kinds of building materials. Dressed ortan
�d pine and hemlock lumber, also a. chola
-.1 pine lath.
's. sash, blinds, moulding
,nalr kiln rind.
ed .edby th
dn...
stockof
Our stook o
,ko. is complete and tho
We offer for sale l.-00,000.
and CEDAR SHINGLES manufao
best makersin Ontario.
Tanks and cisterns, all shapes and sises,mad
to order at lowest prices, We have somethta
newin this line for watering cattle in tbo atabi
or barnrari.
Call and see our celebrated Baking Cabin
Livery woman using them recommends then
hi hey.
Turning,band,scrollsawing, and all kinds o
machine work promptly attended to.
It will be to your interest to examine ou
stook before:purohasing elsewhere.
ROSS & TAYLOR, Main Street
Three PoilltsI
NOTE WELL.
Experience We have had th
expenience that at
tention to business, close prices an
proper fits, are the main factors in ou
business.
Promptitude•
With this eve
redeeming feat-
ure imprinted deeply on our motto, w
have won the patronage of the many
whom despise those too -often -resorted
to tactics of tailors especially, namely
putting off until next week what should
i have been done this.
This is a n'
'0ats
ice
act an
' Iookin or
f w d but
to carry out its meaning is difficult to
some. We glory in word and tree way
it is exemplitied in our shop. We guar-
antee satisfaction every time in all res
pects.
if you want a suit, a coat, vest or pair
of pants, give us a call and be convinced
that what we have said is true.
W. JOHNS
Do you want a
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mohdernaprice' i s the PERIKINSt reliable
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MARTIN'S, dealer., ill Mnsicat Instruments,
Sewing Machine supplies. etc.
All kinds of farm implements told on a mar
gin over OOst, .Agents for the celebrated Ohet
ham,;%Vngon..
PERSINS & MARTIN,
Fanson's• Block.•
Great inducements in Dry--
Goods,
ry-Goods, Groceries, Boots
and Shoes.
If you want the best goods, the great-
est variety, and low prices come t
Doupe's Store.
ELEGANT
DRY -GOODS,
Fine' Flannels and Woollens, Cold wea-
ther Dry -Goods never so good and
never so cheap. We stai}d'at
the
in
top . , style,
quality
and variety.
y
And all can reach our rices.
A.11 are in "ted toP.
va the Bargains that We
give.; Business inereasiug all the thine:':
DQUPE & C