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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1895-2-21, Page 5ti 81 a a a1 a ID J An English Physician • from lip Tight.Lit7 ••.- 10 'cod's The orthant C. " Gentlemen- arsaparilla eat Le grip ver a ambition. .st aisfactory, 1 who Illations ways id Cod's W. :apt., "About tack ost aim, alpless it out thooner o to used id es, arsaparilla ten ,ork. issocrs peak fargaretville, Hood's 1, t Co., and ,;•'''atl!'s,e„ , . _. ,,,, l 1 - .., ....:. -..,, . ,. "•`;17.:' * ' ' „,„„i,..„ ,,..4,11.4:* ,,, -------- .,\,,.. I/ 1] ' me a ol Ti the had to be ver, t. other 1 keep li e4 ci a He si u, off St _ so not Y sl had f g b II h S I I wife bot- and to taken all l: a Hood 1 ,X7,3.w.mykelmtm St. After Strength, following tailor I. Hood deal of in the I did not what I are caused keep use it when Pills Dvrenatax, Sciatic McCranahan a of sciatic of the N. B., and ot the carne get ,,.....;,:::,-,‘ 41111:1: :.,..„.„.....,,,...„, Sarsaparilla him to feed which 1 had A great Sarsaparilla highly Sarsaparilla six for Lowell, George, New Brunswick. Perfect well-knowu Hood's done attack over and were rnedieine or blood. my house also of them." HoW a severe was laid here to and was 1 could et another wanted said it e. ., ' ^ , ir . • his two told Hood's was able have me, and druggists; C. I. ---- the Grip No Ambition Sarsaparilla Cave Health. letter is from a of St. George, N. 11. : & Co., Lowell, Mass.: r am glad to say that ancl Hood's Pills have good. I had a severe winter,and after getting seem to gather strength, Pima's Sarsaparilla proved needed. The results and I recommend this afflicted with rheumatism by poison and poor Hood'e Sarsaparilla in I need a tonic. We on hand and think highly St. George, New Bruuswick. Rheumatism Was year ago I rheumatism summer. 1 in my packet in such suffering cabin. on board Hood's Sarsaparilla; C when he was him. I sent did for me all would do. taken the two many since of it." Cr. Nova Scotia. is 88. Prepared Mass., Tells Cured. was taken with and wont from schooner, that The captain to see me, and he 0 • : : :.i ,,,,,,, . ' . ,IF.1 so bad that to Boston for I had been I gained rapidly bottles I people here it cured Ea McGuaarArtaria sold by all only by U. S. A. Hood's ,ot Court erribly Lccident, .bout - • Pills are purely vegetable, and do 1 purge, pain or gripe. Sold by all druggists. ; Reporter injured 4 o'elock Monahan, who was so : in the weston railway 1 died at St. Michael's Hospital yesterday. ( . t •E-. WEREURES ALL ELSE FAILS. ,.- --., Best Cough Syrup. Tastes Good. Use ge in time. Sold by druggists • • i,c.1.:;:,--,,,•04)..N.O.Ctivi,P.13.4,10M,.. 1 The it hat eenth niuion AN Krinslow's Or 'or act he 'rad ileasant very 6 bottle. ,nd nave Blake Of wherever To pure pure illa builder. mit at gystem. 25c. London, Patrons their annual prohibition plank Association. .For OLD over fety their children suceees. gums, as the to part ask for take Mr. and gone in Hood's have blood, blond the rhuem the same Hood's of Industry meeting. recomtrencled be added as in the platform Over Fifty YearS. AND vireet-TRIED userenr,-Mrs Soothing Syritp has years by millions while teething,with It soothes the ehild, allays all pani, aures beet remedy for Diarrhoaa. the taste. Sold by Druggists of the World. Twenty Its value is incalculable. tire. Winelowai Soothing no other kind Mrs. V. Cronyn on a visit to Hon. England, The Genuine lliferit Sarsaparilla wins it is fairly and honestly perfect health, you and the best; way is to take Hood,s best blond purfier and It expels all taint and all other humors, time builds up of Quebec, 1 the Paula ' of the Do • 1 I been used of mothers 1 per- 1 softens wind colic I is 1 In, -live cents Be sure Syrup of London Edward friends tried must have to have Sarsapar- s rength of scofula, and the whole efficenr• Bruce. Pills are prompt and Iiaron and TIME TABLE. (:)/1161•NnitTlf- Passenger. Lona,m , depart... ...... 8.05 a M cao r la ' Centralia 0.07 547 EXETER OM 6 00 Hensall.. 9,37 616 Tappan 9 44 0,20 Bruce& Id 9.52 6.28 ... ........... 10.12 6,55 Clinton ...................... Londeshoro . 10,29 7.14 Blyth 10 38 7,28 lielgrave 10.52 7 37 Wingh am arrive 11.10 8.00 3.01110 SOUTIf- • Passenger Wingham , depart 6.8.5 A M 8.25 r lir Beigrave 650 3.47 Myth 7.03 4.01 Lend eshoro 7 ID 4.08 Clinton 7.20 4.28 Brucedold....... . . . . ... .,,749 446 Hi ppen • , 7,57 4,53 lionsall, ...„...,. 806 4.58 EXETER i8.25 5,12 Ce»tralia .......... 8.40 5.23 FOR TWENTY-FIVE YEARS. DUNN'S BAKING POWDER 01 58 31 3 t a a THE COOK'S BEST FRIEND LARGEST SALE IN CANADA, E 18 PLEA8ED WITH CANADA allcs Ilisollt MOIR Rule. Says we Ila,ve Too Many Pale and Rali-Dead Women. IS EXPERIENCE WITH PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND. inks it is lho Right Medicine for Build- ing Up Weak and Sioldy Girls and &mon. In the early part of January an Eng• sh physician of high standing and nsiderable wealth, visited the prin. pal cities and towns of Canada, after tour in the United States. He was exceedingly well pleased ith what he saw of the Domiuion, and ()kelp glowing terms of the good 'ta- re and hospitality of our people. When asked what he thought of Ca adieus from a physiological point of iew, he replied: - "Taken as a whole you have a fine, urdy pcpulatioe; but there is room r improvement. You have splendid ecimens of manhood; your women ow:wally Imola healthy and vigorous, ut you have too many who are pale stless and half dead looking, such as 1 ave met in the United States. "Oh, yes! I know something about aine's Celery Compound; I have used occasionally my -self, and know of its being used in England. 1 haye recom mended it to pale, weak ruu down wo- en and girls in England,eind it has roduced very satisfory results. 'From hat I know of the formilla of Paine's lalery Compound, I have no hesitation L8 a physician, in prescribing it in cas s of general deqility, dyspepsia, nerv- us affections, kidney and liver cone- laints and general weakness. "Your pale, weak and half-dead we.: en and girls have a true life -building gent in Paine's Celery Compound. here is no (eller preparation I know f that is so well adapted for the troub- es of weak feamales "I am pleased to know that Paine's elery Compound is so popular in your nidst; it really deserves every line of raise now received from the public. Auburet: Thos, Un saday appeared efore His Honor Ji dg l'oms onTues- av last, in connecatott with the Au urn case, and was allowed to go on upended sentence, as all the serious .hare...es which had been preferred tgainst him before the magistrates had een withdrawn, and a case of common tssault had been substituted by th. rown, which had no bearing. whetevei ..„ aw.rtPt•-•.0•••**,,,,..e.p.p•Pra*PPPIPP.* • • ' STUBDTS .0\ STRIKE - Serious Trouble lirewing at 'Wesleyan College, Montreal. RUCTION .IN OLD 'VARSITY An Actual lloycott Against the Institution Commenced 10 Earnest by the Stu- dents, Who Are Ineenseit at the Recent Dismissel of area Dale. MONTBBAL, Feb. 19. -There is trouble brewing ia the Wesleyan college here, which inay or may not assume serious proprrtions. The board of governorshave appointed a Mr. Harris to the chair of sethruurlonli eh0tal in raiSiilg 280,000 ior tsthe bate nhe.1 - volen 1 fund, and this is the reason ,assigned for his appointment. Tho students and professors object strongly to the appoiut- ment. It is represented that Mr. Havris' standing in the col Lege is no higher than many of the students whom he will be cafled upon to teach. The professors say that he is not fit for the position. .A. moot- ing of. the students and professors was held on Saturday, and a requisition was sent to the board asking the cancellation of Mr. lianas' appointment. One of the professors stated that he will resign unleee the requisition is granted. --- ,• THE FIGHT IN TORONTO. The Trouble at 'Varsity Assuming a Ser - bus Aspect. TORONTO, Feb. 19. -The trouble between the students of the University and the senate authorities, which has been sim- mering for some time, and which reached a climax on the dismissal of Professor Dale last week by the Ontario Government, is becoming one of unusual importance. The stnclents of the University have in- stituted a boycott, and positively refuse to attend the lectures until such time as they consider their rights have been fully re- cognized. • Of the 700 students registered only five were in attendance at lectures yesterday. There never was so much excitement in University halls. A large number of stu- dents were in the lobbies, anxiously dis- cussing the situation and the probabili- ties. One thing seems certain, and that is that those who are attending lectures will not have many additions to their numbers. They are looked on with scorn and are tailed by the name of traitors. No one cares to emulate them or follow their ex- ample. There was but one man at a leo- ture between 9 and 10 o'clock and.he was a freshman in pass mathematics. Two men will attend lectures in third year classics. One man will go to the classical lectures, one to fourth year moderns and one to third year moderns. The students are making no effort to forcibly prevent students from attending lectures. A. number of occasional students. ladies from the city, who take English lectures from Prof. Alexander, evidently not un- derstanding the signs of the times, were present at Prof, Alexander's lecture. All the professors are in attendance, and wait for a short time for students, and when none put in appearance, adjourn the meet- ing. The president is in the betiding, but has done nothing, and has not even put in an appearance, but remains quietly in his own room. Prof. Hutton is endeavoring to have the Classical Association meet and disclaim their part in the boycott. Only two of the entirefour years,with about fifty students, favor such an action. There is not the slightest sign of the students weakening, and from the encouragement they received yesterday they will keep up the fight with greater zeal. MASQUERADED AS A WOMAN - A. St. Catharines Man Adopted This Dis- guise to Find His 'Erring Wife. Si. LOUIS, Feb. 19.-I. A. Turner, of St Catharines, Ont., who was stylishly dress- ed in female garb was refused admission to the Planters Hotel yesterday when his sex was discovered. Turner explained that he was searching for his wife who eloped from St. Catha- rines six weeks ago with a commercial traveller and that he had traced the pair u the original charges against the de - to this city. His disguise was adopted to endant. It is quite possible that Mr aid his search. Turner secured lodgings Jassaday will now have an opportunity elsewhere and is watching the depots and' o turn the law upon some of the par hotels. ies who were instrutneutal in patting up the job on him which resulted ni he preferring of the original charges. Seaforth: We regret very much to have to announce this week that a well known citizen, in the person 01 Mr Harry Abell, has departed this life, he died on the Sth inst., after a linger- ing illness at the residence of his sister in law who attended to him with care in his last sickness. The funeral took place on Sabbath last, the Ancient Or der of Forresters, of which order de- ceased was a member, turtling. out in force to pay the last tribute of resp,set to their brother. His mortal remains were laid to rest in the Maitland Bank cemetery. Mr. Abell was a native of England, but had been a quarter of a century in our town, hence he was known to almost every person in it He was never married so leaves neither wife nor family to mourn his loss. The disease that •ca.rried him otl' was we be have eottsumptiou. He suffered little pale, if any and bore his sickness With patience. He will long be warmly re- membered by a circle of friends and acquaintances. IS OMR A NEGLECTED COLD MOON DIVILOPOI Finally into Consumptioq. BREAK UP l COLD ttil TIME siy ()SINN Pyny.Pectoral THE QUICK CURE PON COUGHs. -ooLtda,. BRomaant'll. HOARSENESS, *To. Large HotOe, M6 CO. Dirs. Dempster Sentenced. BROCKVILLE, Feb. 19. -The much mar- ried woman, Mrs. Dempster, or Dowsley, wall spend the next two years and six months 10 the Riugston penitentiary as a result of her matrimonial adventures. Mrs. Dempster, it will be remembered, pleaded guilty to a charge of bigamy some time ago, and the case has created wide- spread interest through the issues and charges against other people that have arisen from it. • The date for prononticiu,g sentence in her ease was fixed several times, but it was always postponed pend- ing aa investigation of the other cherges. However, yesterday Judge McDougall was in a positipn to piss sentLnee, mid in doing so, with an evident refereuce to the leniency showed Wilson on the couspiracy charge, lie intimated that the sentence was 0 just one for her own offences, and she was not being made a scapegoat of for the sins of others, ROSEBERY SUSTAINED Chamberlain's Aulendmellt Defeated in the 'louse of °amnions, BY A MAJORITY QF FOURTEEN The Oloseire of the Debate on the Addrues Carried by a Majority of Hiatt- Culanial Judges for the Privy Couneli Under Consideration, • • LONDON, Feb, 19. -The Nouse of Com- mon § last evening. rejected by a vote of 297 to 288 Joseph Chamberlain's amend - Meat declaring it to be against publio in- terest that the time of the House be wasted upon bills which, the ministers admitted would not pass, when measures involving grave constitutional changes which should be considered without delay had been an- flounced. Sir William Harcourt, Chancellor of the Exchequer, looked after the•Goveruraent's interest in the debate preceding the divi- sion on Mr, Cliembeviain's modem. He referred to the Conservative demand, last voiced by Lord Salisbury on Saturday, that the Government appeal to the coun- try on the home rule issue alone. There never had been, be declared, and there never would. be, a general election with a, single issue. The ministers regarded themselves as absolutely bound until con- demned by the House of Commons to pro- secute the policy which they had been de- legated to carry out. Arthur Balfour, the Unionist leader, re- plied. After the division Sir William moved the closure of the debate on the address. The motion was carried by a vote of 279 to 271 and the address was agreed. ' In the Commons yesterday Mr. Sydney Buxton, Parliamentary Secretary for the Colonial Office, replying to Mr. Stanley Leighton, M.P. for Shropshire (Conserve - Live), said that the Government had under earnest and active consideration the ques- tion of appointing colonial judges to the judicial committee of the Privy Council. T. H. & it. Suit Alotinst the Spin. HAMILTON, Feb. 19.-Carscallen & Cahill, acting for the Toronto, Hamilton & B affair) Railway Co., have issued a writ e writ against the Spectator .Printing Co. for 890,000 for alleged Libel. Ile action is .based on two articles which itppeared in the Spectator on January 11, a day or two after the collapse of the Binkley Hollow bridge. The articles described the road as being built in a cheap and =safe manner and insinuated that the whole road was being constructed bn like way. Notice of the action was served some weeks ago. The case will probably come to trial at the April assizes. agttating Soup Kitchens in Montreal. MONTREAL, Feb. 19.-" Bread or work 11 is the cry of the unemployed of the Bast end, and it is now swelling louder than ever. A delegation is novv being seleeted by the idle workingmen to go before the Mayor either to -da or to -morrow and ask that soup kitchens be opened immediately. Xt is stated that there are over 1,000 idle workinen 111 the eastern part of the city who find it impossible to get anything to do and whose families are actually on the verge of starvation. Conservatives Of it1.108011 COOOtY• I OTTAWA, Feb. 10. -At a convention of the Conservatives at :Eastman Springs in Hassell Couety yesterday, B. N. Matti- bise was nominated aso candidate te cola. test the 'riding at the next general elee- tion. The nomination was made enanl- motts WEI-HAI-WEI CAPITULATES. Foreigners Played on Parole -Admiral Ting's Body Saluted. New YORK,. Feb. 19.-A despatch to the Herald from Wei -Hai -Wei says: The ne- gotiations for the surrender of .the naval stronghold of Wei -Hai -Wei have been completed. The Japanese took possession of all the guns of the forts, the ammuni- tion and the Chinese warships. The crews of the vessels were set free and the Chinese soldiers and sailors taken to the Japanese lines on the Shantung promontory and there set free along with their officers. The foreigners who assisted the Chinese at the defence of Wei-Hai-Weiwere taken 10 11 place some distance away, where they will be placed on parole, not to resume military or naval positions in China. It was a Chinese officer, and. not a foreigner, who, after the suicide of Admiral Ting and General Chang, arranged for the sur- render. Nanghai is in pessession of the Japanese. lenerene,Feb.le-A despatch from Shang- hai says the magazine of the Satene fort at Tokio Formosa, has exploded, destroy- ing the Tokio, killing fifty soldiers and in- uring many others. The explosion also damaged a number of houses, and injured many of the inmates. A despatch from Shanghai to the Pall Mall Gazette says it is asserted England and Russia have offered to meditate be- tween China and Japan. It is reported in Shanghai that the Foreign ministers in Pekin have ordered the Legation Guards, composed of sailors and marines from the warships attached to the Chinese stations, ,to report to the respective legations in Pekin at once. These guards have been awaiting orders in Tien Tsin for some time. The Central News correspondent at Chee Foo says : The foreigners who were taken prisoners at Wei -Hai -Wei with the one exception of Howie have arrived here. The steamship Kangchi brought the bodies of the Chinese naval officers who commit- ted suicide. The Japanese saluted the Kangchi, bidding a solemn and reverent reamwelt to Admiral Ting's body. The Chinese were greatly impressed. The Japanese will not come to Cnee Foo. Junks brought the Chinese soldiers from Wei -Hai -Wei to this port. LAURIER SPEAKS IN MONTREAL - ' .1*Cliess. *1 Oxford Rnges! THE. MOST MODERN . . A" ATTRACTIVE RANGES, EVER PUT ON TEE 1VLARKET• Our Patent Duplex Flue Insures an oven. that works uniformly in all parts and is perfectly ventilated. . . 'The Fire Linings Procted by the draft from. the Duplex Flue. Lasts double the usual time. A Perfect Stove Guaranteed in all respects. MANUFACTURED EY The Gurney Foundry Co., L't'd Toronto, Oilt For sale by 11.1BISHOP & SON. Exeter. lenc.--yzawacurzaaaa.m.'41, 6 ),) Ferry Davis' PAI; KILL Er Pit SC. LUS and Burns are soothed 'At once with It takes out the fire, reduces the inflam- mation, and prevents blistering.. It is the quickest and most effectual remedy .for, ''-'74e • "• pain that is known. Keep it by you. • , e"eeeta• ' "" • ' ' IIIM•1•••=1111•01i...PIF .1.10111•6•119. The Right Rev. F. Courtney' Bishop of Nova Scotia, willed on the Tuetouic from New York yesterday. Maintains Ris Penner Attitude on Ques- tions of the Day. MONTREAL, Que., Feb. 19.--Hori. Wilfrid Laurier, leader of the Liberal party in the Dominion, addressed a Liberal meeting of nearly 10,000 people at Sohmer park last nigh t, Mr. Laurier, who spoke in French, dealt with the minor issues before the electors, covering the same ground as already covered in his previous speeches. He scored the Government for not announcing, its decision in re,gard to the general elections and challenged the ministers to make some announcement of its plans. Regard- ing the Manitoba, school question, Mr. Laurier said the Government was evident- ly afraid of it. It was a question that had to be settled,, but it required men of coun age to settle it, and the only policy that the Government seemed to have was oue of procrastination. Mr. Laurier said that his attitude in this question was what it had always been. Ho had frequently .said, and he repeated , it, that if the schools were Protestant, LIS had been represented, it was an outrage on the Catholic minority, and justice de- manded that the question should be set- tled as speedily as possible. He promised that if the Liberals were returned to power they would see that justice was done to all. Mr. Laurier also denounced protec- tion, which he claimed had been an injury rather than a blessing to the country. Mr. H. G. Joly endorsed Mr. Laurier and speeohes were also delivered by 'Messrs. Tarte, Devlin and others. During the meeting what nearly proved a panic took place owiug to the breaking. of a window. The crowd rushed on to the platform and it was only ither a strong appeal from Mt. Laurier that quiet was restored and the speakers were able to proceed. Khedive Will Marry the Slave Girl. LONDON, Feb. 19 -The Times cerreepond- ent 10 Cairo says The Khedive will sign to -day the marriage coutract with the slave girl who bore him a daughter a, week ago. This excites much eom men t, even in native circles. It was expected he would follow the Buropean custom, '1 . ook'sCottollitoot Confirmed by the Italian 000811.11• Want, Feb. 19. -The Bedlam Constil at Brzerouna has reported to his Govern moist that he hea eotifileued the iteeounte of the Armenian massacres with the testimony of eyo.w itnOsOCS. COMPOUND. A recent discovery by :mold physician. Successfully used monthly by thousands of Ladies. Is the only perfectly safe and reliable medicine d1 - Covered. Beware of unprincipled druggists who offer Inferior medicines in place of this. Ask for Cook's Cotton Root Compound. take no substi. tute, or inclose $1 and 6 cents in postage in letter and we willsend, sealed, by return mail. Funneled particulars in plain envelope, to ladles only. stamps. Address The Cook Company, Windsor, Ont., Oanada. Bold. in Exeter by 3. W. Browning, Druggist TOPICS OF A WEEK. Th. Important Event in a Few Words For Busy Readers. Morden lost two hotels and a number of stores by fire on Saturday. The report that ex -Detective Fahey is to be released from penitentiary is without foundation. The LakcErie & Detroit River Railroad Station at Merlin was burned on Friday, with two freight cars. Fr:nets Pigeon met his death at Wises ner's distillery in Prescott on Monday by falling into a tub of water. La Gascogne, the long missing steamer, arrived safely at New York on Monday. Her machinery was out of order. H. M. S. Rambler will be added to the North American squadron this year. She is a third-class gunboat. Mrs. James Thompson of Camille was fatally hurt by a bullet frontr a rifle in the hands of the hired man on Saturday. oammasilmagananfa•Magaa*a.l.a*mmat. Loadman's,sor C1IERCL VERY. First-class Rigs and Horses 'rders left at Hawkshaw's P'otel, or at the Livery Stable,,(Christe's old Stand) v ill receive prompt at. tention. . . . • • - ri Terms Iteasonable VilnoLtion CLOTHI NG Bicycles, . JI SRN Sewing Machines, Baby Carriages . And Musical Instruments. . We are the only firm who make a specialty ofthe above named goods and therefore claim that wet= give the people of Exeter and vicinity,- . . dreater Bargains! Greater Choice ! 1 Lowest Prices.!!! The latest and newest At- tachments for all our goods can be had by calling at our ware -rooms, -One door north Dr. Lutz's drug. store 1\Zain. st.. EXETER - ONTARIO Etas now in stock tIALL a WINTLII PERKINS &Drina a-QC:1Z) IN THE FOLLOWING LINES: West of England Suitings and Trou rings, Scotch Tweed Suitings and Trouser figs. French and English Worsted Clot All made up in the Latest tyle,at best Raets. SITZLL AlaMMOOMINIali•11151•••=1,. 1 - . . • . . I HE RIK!' oF &NG . • • • • * SCIATICA,AHEUMATISM +ICU Rilkl,Gila Alle8 IN BACK ON§IDE .clik ANY Align LAN FAIN6 • Iii8 IN'USING • * Ac6rttioi; • PL:ns:tql. 4•LIWOO1 NOW BRIM 8401i, B 4 you go any place to get shaved and hair eut, give Ike Dearing a trial. Be is located one door south of Central Ho- • tel in Bissetts old stand. Special Attention is given to ladies and children hair cutting, ladies banes trimmed aicurled latest sty)e for 10 cts. Hair work such as switches Bangs curls Puffs. Wigs and topics a tial, solected. I.J. Dearing., A. HASTINGS, e--Proprieior THE CENTRAL BARBER SHOP, HAIRCUTTING, SHAMPOOING and HAIRCUTTING. Ladies' and Chlidren's Haircutting a spectat, A. HAISTINGS, Fanson's Block. 41111111. EXETER PORK PACKING HOUSE. Live Hogs wantel that wall will weigh from 120 to 220 pounds each. I am selling at the Packiug House Store, spare ribs, tenderloin cut- tings, pickled 'Digs' feet, pressca tongue, head theeSel sausage, 'ba- con, dried beef and pork. As 1 ha.ye engeged Mrs.liarness to attend to this part, our custom- ers Will find alt to be first 0113811 i00 every respect at lowest cash prizes. Now is the time to get your creek oe pail fillta with pure latd as prices are liable to go up, IN SNE.L Prop.