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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1898-3-11, Page 4u 41111..+1 THE (Utter Aboricate, Clans. :E . Sanders, Editor and Prop aURSD Y,. I. AROH 10, 1898. INDEPENDENCE OF O,tTd RIO. Superficial observers may imagine that the annihilation of the. Patrons in the' Ontario elections, marks a decid- ed decline iu the spirit of political inde- pendeuce renew; the voters, But the teechiti•g of the ek etion. viewed as a wloo. , is the precise contrary of this Ration. It was not, indeed, the Patrons who were obliterated at the polls, but the Patron 1i' leadera who were dismissed for ntufaithfutuess. The promptness acrd tiger wrath which the Patron voters P uuisht d their roe u ,ei=ads"rs for the be - ;tea al cf the cause they had banded themselves together t'b promote, cousti• toted iu itself a splendid proof of alert 8tatie•peaadetie:r; and dzines.strated that the teen who had paissessedthecourage come mut of the oro parties to make a new party eould also rise to the Mgh- or cans age or gaiatsg; back again to one of the Bald parties wlittu the leadership of the new one became unworthy. Had the Patron rank acid fee shown then,- sever. tumble to escape this false po- Ation, there would have appeared to he truth iA the charge often imide against, the that in passing' from part- iaaus into Patrons they had entered in. tea mord slaverisll partyianl than ever. However, their action has Balled this accusation, and served notice on all po- liticiaus by whatever label they may 3)e tiistinguished'`,Yat there sedate in Cutario a large body of independent men who eau be bound to no ;lolitea.l orMatiteaticn—not elven, to Dale of their own making, Aside, however, from the Patron de - a -elopement, there is enceurage[neut &cIr frarrads a:f p,,,it:e3: it:dependence iu the free handed n+anuer in which eon• ttctueueles voted for tht Conservative satadidoaes in spite of the alliance of two pee ,+rfai tlovernmeuts against that ratty. It is not pretended that t is a display of fndepet,d.'t si for a dyed in -the -wool Tory to vont for a tia,mit,ve, but on .hatch 1st battalious or ta,,,:N:ac vrrte(i Tory, who could not have done so four year•sao. The Oppo s'atit•: irtt went the election with =nllasrs, awl they haw Coma Ott, with cat leas than 42. This is clear proof, that vers much mord than the usual C nservativee vote vas polled for he did.Lt-s of that party sand it il.i equally ploiu that the men who came to its :lid in this discouraging- cam- p t,,rlry mast bate been laid::' . to do ... so by irdepiruat t,� thiukiegeW gad ;s ci; tiatr,ce arf Imliticians prelb bilities which art thti enact reverse of pig,. headed partyism, Both let. party spirit end thet }3 � ,ra r i,t nary spirit ---need political iudepeud- e1i:•a' ir; asmuch the negation of one as tel • a!:her--avian::i have Lel them to any .t r,a..,;,• r;= *.rich th, 'i •veers that were, ilia tiwy ex `dt'e ta!'d the free right of cholic and went with the part,; for which ,:very oue was predicting defeat. Die l.; st ind.epea:dent is not the man who fears to work with a Harty lest he be caught permanently in its toils, but rather the man who is confident of his power to leave any party when it seems right to do so, and who acts at each election with an eye sine to the issues then at stake. This .high kind of independence bas seldom been so generally displayed in Canada as in the Ontario elections of Tuesday last. COAL WILL BE CROWDED OUT. Estimates as to the probable dura- tion of the coal supply of this cont!- aeot are met with boasts to the effect that the market for coal will be ex- hausted long before the su. pl,. of that Fs- v mineral plays out. Coal is said to be a haudy but waste- ful .method of producing power, The people who look to r Oience for relief from King Coal insist that in the water powers of this continent and of shin country there are more possibili, ties of light and heat and power than in all the coal mines of the continent. Water gives light and heat and power, and unlike coal it is not easily ee h austed. The great industrial change in the nee score or two of years will he the increased usefulness of water. The tides of the sea may be harnessed to the engines of English industry, , and the tvhi'e)s of every Canadian factory menu he turned and every Canadian h em,: Iighted andheated by tho power of ileo wistc a CcitIrscs which are now ells: ,,tieneewiilcontinue on its tri- u ta.heeat ,hatch until coal is recite ed f� C to itie cP_ i'i'v of a mineral Which must r b ll ":tt s ii.itsi•estiug, but "a' bleb will tali Bio longer usr•ht. ,*mos that. Registrar Gilson, rote s,,,a'' officer for West Ilat'on has, c iiit.ti'ti out Mr. Bec1, the Coaservatiee candidate, and returned Mr, Garrote LLib.) as duly elected by amajority of S, It will be.remembered that Mr. Beck was reported, and generally acknow, ledged, to be elected by 2 majority The returning officer postponed the de claration to get some legal advice to learn., how to do it, and Monday return ed Mr, Carrow as stated. It is pretty evident that the hardy o.;etals are quite detertn oed to count out every- Conservative candidate they possibly eau, and impose the duty upon the judges to count then; in. In the case of West Herne the result of three vol - ling divisions were not counted, becai.se the deputy returning officers had neg- lected to sign the poll book, as required by law. Between the ignorant and de - designedly vicious officials, touch work can be done to defeat the honest expreo slot, of the electorate of the lirovince by giving; Mr, 1lardy a purchased and fraudulent majority. The standing of the parties in the provioets is sten uucertain ostinn to the pending recounts, The uncertainty chiefly :hinges about West Elgin, where the recount resulted in a tie hut; it seems likely to seat the Conservative, thus redeeming that flue riding; West Buren, where the returuiug after by euppressiug three divisious on a pretext has--eouuted in Mr. (farrow witch wrong will unquestionably be set right by the judge; Parry* Sound (Mr. Batty), and Russell, where the election will be held on March 18. The firat two aro almost certain to go Coe- sers'ative, and ?tlr.tiseatty ought prob- ably to be classed as independent. The ioiherals appear to leave held the two Algoma. Provided: West Elgin and West Huron go Conservatives, the standing will then be: Conservatiyea 45; Liberals, 47; Independent, 1; elec- tion yet to be held, 1. If tinsel elects a Conservative, as is anticipated, and if any other recount —as is quite prob. able—seats a Conservative, then :lir. Hardy will be obliged to act on the electoral surgestion—e It is time lot a change." NOTES 4.VD COMMENTS. it is reported. at Berlla that two COV - eminent excise officers statioued at %r it Z1 • too r havecce ed mate of their Waterloo e dismissal, because v thty voted ot March ler, Ah Ewptre despa ch from Berlin says: Though the report can- not be verified, it is ge:ui rally believed to be trate here. The officials wore ap- pointed by the recent clot servative Government at Ottawa NADA ITALY OF CANADA ETOL • 'I:h. Before the evoi utiouar War, Can- ada included most (1 the territory know.0 as Canada and .also that now known as Michigan, (thio, Indiana, Il- linois and Wiscousha Iu 1782.8, when the Britieh were negotiating for peace with the revolting colonies a Mr. Os- wald was the British diplomat. He was very generous and proposed to rive up to the United States the whole of Cauatla, aid actually made au ar- rangement whereby what is now the Province of Ontario and all the valley of the Ohio and the Mississippi were to be given up. Ontario was recovered, but the remainder was lest forever. The whole story of these disastrous negot- iatlois is told by Thos Hudgins, QC., in the March Cauadian Magazine. A bill iutrodueed in the Ohio Legis- lature provides that no marriage li- cense shall be issued in that State in case either party to the proposed con- tract has a criminal teudencey, any blood disease, tuberculosis or li.sanity. This means that candidates must be examined by a board of criminal ex- perts, tested by physicians, injected with tuberculin by veterinarian and confined in insane asylums for as cer- tificate. Such a law will increase mar- riage and excite admiration for law makers. SCORCHED GRAIN FOR HESS When he are fed large amounts of corn newly husked and not thoroughly dried their digestive apparatus be comes disordered. This is often rem• edied by heating the corn to the point of scorching. liens will eat this scorched corn quite readily, and they will be better for it; but partly burned oats, where the hulls are burned off and only the blacleued grains are left, are even better than seorehed corn. This is really the best way tofeed oats to hens. The hulls make the food more bulky than is best for them, ds their crops are limited, arid the light, chttffyY grain does not give sufficient nutrition for the best egg -production. Telegraphing at sea without wires will be practically denonnistrated by means of the apparatus of voung Guz: lielmo Marconi, the Itelian electrician, who clams to be ,the inventor of the wireless telegraphy The singular fea- ture of this method of telegraphing is shown by a wire extended vertically in the air, connected to a radiator on the ground. Messages without vires have been sent a distance of twelve miles to a ship at sea, By simply in- creasing the height of the vertical wire the influence of the machine isan be c;c< tended over a distance augmenting it geometrical i•altio to the increased hr igtrt of. the wire- The discovery is yet t i its s infancy but itisbelieved than e ha'n cnmi,lef-ed '1 will revolutionize Gpresort day mestc4patCiit„ nut' prove of inestimable value, By the latest statistics, it appears f •that in England and Wales the pro- By inportion of divorces is 18 to each ''�°�le ch 10,000 { marriages; in Scotland. 28 :Ireland, 2 ; France, 127 ; Germany, 152: ; United States, 444 ; Switzerland. 458 ; Den mark, 496; Japan, 6Qis. Divorces art not allowed in the Channel Islands, or the State of South Carolina. Or INTEREST TQ MtFnte trammS, A case of a greet deal of interest to municipalities was decided at To ronto the other day by Judge liteDati tall. Jobe Arthur sued the township 'tf York for damages for injuries to his market garden at Rosedale. The claim urged on McArthur's behalf by Mr. FredC, Jarvis was that his lands were flooded by the waters of Silver Creek owing to the negligeuce of the town ship in the .construction of Park Drive. Judge McDougall found that the ditch on the north side of the road diverted the water from its natural course on to the plaintiffs lands, and he gave the a ai " d for 1 ut ff t 1 and costs a u men00 1? a .R� and an injunction agait;st the town- sliipto prevent them from continuing the injury. South Euro, r. Henry E lber Declared Elect by 150 dia�ority, The declaration of the Returning Officers of South Huron was given on Friday gild is as fellows:— Seaforth ieI»eau. Either: No, 1„>... „»..,«.,141 55 No. 2,40,1,0 ,w„, No. 34.144, ..,." 40..,69 No. 5.,.,,, 4.441...,„ .41 til 47 24 24 Total.,„,. , ,,,.., 338 181 Exeter, No. 1...... , , , :.27 71 1104 244 4.444 ,1•4,44 „,,,32 59 05 No,'.%,.,.,. „.,. ,,,,54 81 11'0, 3,,,,,,4,4„, ,,,,,42 Total,,,.,. ,.,155 267 fiensall tio, 101 .... ...........98 105 Goderich Tp. No, 3.,,....,:.., •,,..41 No. 4 .19 No. 6...4,, ,.,,,• .„29 Total..,..,,..,, Stephen „s9 No; 2 No. 3 ,., ,.,, .48 No. 5 .... , , .. , . , 69 .. - , .87 N'o. 7,..,., ..,, .2? NO. fi„,«.« ,,,, .,„,, .59 Staul'.y Tp. No 6 R SI, `a 841 .. ....,. , ,40 No el,,....., „`8 No. 5. •,310 Osborne No 1 ,... ,.....5? No. 4,..,,, ,.,.,„ .,.,.7'3 Total,....... 2137 Bayfield+ No, 1.,. ...,63 Tu:kers •mith No. 1.. , . 119 No. 2 .... + 128 No. 3.... 132 No 4.... ,.120 86 71 42 199 104 134 128 51 55 94 7? 83 727 37 SO 114 66 38 2.91 121 64 116 64 965 78 61 36 44 49 Total , .... , . , 49.4 190 fray No 1 55 22 No. 2.... 47 21 No. 8.. .86 113 No 4.. -.. ° .54 32 No. 5.... . 56 No. 6 70 93 No. 7.... .28 86 Total.. .,450 373 Total votes polled Either. ....... 2,775 Total votes polled McLean .2,616 Majority for Eilber..+.. -..+159 Huron Co. C. E. Budget. Are you planning to bo at Wingham June 2ist and 22nd These are the dates of the Couuty S. S. and C. E. Conveution. How TO TREAT Nisw MEMBERS.— Every new member should have . con sidered as carefully and thoroughly as possible the pledge he is to take on en- tering the society, s0 that there may be no walking in the dark; and when it is taken the member will be ready to assume a fair share in the work of the society; and to do that intelligently,, and with a sense of personal obligation, then there will be called forth self-re- spect, and a delightful feeling of part nership. The new member will be no mere figurehead or silent partner. All his interest will bo called into play, and he will realize that much depends on hint, and that he is of same conte queuce. This is the key to the po- sition of a strong, vigorously active, and permanent society. Think •of it well. Test it and see tilt is not. ON Leeson) MEICIERS —In every re- ligious society mere?vers who have ” fallen away backward ” are found. The e:lose, interest, or they cease hay - leg fellowship with some one who tuns the unititer lint;, or some stronger at- traction .'!see whore e c zl1. there off, and they; drop salt. What is to be done in their case ? Do lint soy ” Well I guess we cars got along w itbout th.em'' That may be •C11'a case, but you have to think of theme as well as y(uriclvcs. To 11. coyer .them, sa;c`1.. tO•Ci`Ciate aninterest that will teach them, ,get a llI k to vt bleb they- cart join themselves, work for them with all the in"•{••., ' {., •7 Lit(,$ you have, reels 11y- any *01011s, or by all menus n ret'mvet• thii11 --- .s0 will your s .clety be stroug. Is especially true of Rood's RUis, for no niedi, cine ever contained so great curative power in so small space. They are a whole medleins UNEXPECTED COMPRNY__- 130THIARS WHEN 'YOlf HAVE AN,. chest, atwayaready, al weya efficient, always sat, Isfaetorl: ; present a cold or fever, cure Ell ,loos ills,, atek headache, jaundtee, constipation, ete, rya. Theonly kilte to tato with IIootf's sarsaparilla„ Tula Mrt rs'rits ole 4usie —Iu the C, E. soeiety nothing is of more impor tauce than the music that is rendered there; a groat ,part- of the life and well being of the society depends upon it. It has a most inftueutiel ministry; it throws life auto the heart of the aoeie- ly; it awakens. Itti emotional nature; calls it imagination into play, and stirs it to activity in every good work; it hinds the hearts of the members in one. A thug becomes a rallying cry• or an eneanget of hope, or a proelauta tion of divide ;'race,. Therefore, mitt vete the musical talent of the society; never let a meetiug para without a sweet solo or a charming duct; have songs and solos" by Satakey, or Cllr tine collection of (;hoiee sougs by Brier ly Co., of Chicago, and you will paver be at a loss, NYAS1lv11,Ias, 1568,— i»e hundred. Iowa Ii ndeavorers expect to attend the Nnshvtlle c0uventiou. %Vhat do Gan• adians think of that? flow many will go from Canada C. E• AND VIZ Pxrssr,-m-:'The Times" of Brockton, :Hasa,, once rt week pub Ashes a Christian 1 udeaYe content Over two hundred. Cauadiau papers af. ford to our i'roeineial editor the same piiv�iloge. Our young people ere de • lighted to sec a spate given in the dai- ly paper, at least once a week, to the eousideration of what is ofspsciai toter est to thews; they are luxe CO tape an interest in .these papers and patroniz• them. Each society In thtt Fitchbury* Union, 51ass, contributes at least one iteral a week for the 0, It. column of the local papers, carried en by the prey eatuznittee of the union Tun GROWTH Or CHRISTIAN EN DI;110It,--•-Ir is 10 bt' fou:.ti, or,ranized iu every denomination. it is in tilt army and navy anent.;; the cabmen and police; it isamong the men of the life saving stations; it bas even pettetrattd the prisons and laid hold of the prismn ere and is socking' to iifr them up to a better life, Where is it not? It has 1 swept round the world :cud has con tittered iu every auto. Aid what is the great lesson this terchee? it it: this, that the proffer scion of a faith l! Christianity Is not enough, there inner lat'i tht+,. 'tis• l,t'lt, a of it. Men Itroft•ts1, nand faith. and n a d k,t d. to test+ but a ip ) to word , u the of God is elpt'ak udta the children of Israel that they go forward." C. E chicles In with that; itis an 'ores eir+ted endeavor to do Hod's will; it meets the lougtng heart with encnnraging help i anti sympathe tin fellowship Tina IerreeLI teeee OI•" Exeze '()0- ints,--No one can atteud a C. E. cnn- vention without realizing that the young people are tntelli;eut; their. papers:their testimony given in the sultrist' prayer wetter., all go to show drat, and yet -elm t a;ist/e's us at first does xaot cnntiene to satisfy" us; we + l mustadvance. t,• lour men un go to Co. lege mai mos ersity to get learning, but 'many cannot do that, what then shall they do? We answer, read, read, read Books constitute the modern uu iversity; well chosen hooks, triad, test ed. books; haute by the best meta• The Widow. Lines suggested by reading that a widow near Loudon, who was to be mar- ried to her servant man, had the g' od fortune to have him elope with her servant maid: Colne all ye tender fair maids,young widows too likewise, A wore of admonition, now, you never need iiiseire; If you have all your own way it may seem very nice, Now would you not be better of a few wc.rtis of advice ? And if a ward of warning suits, it will be given free, Don't be ton quick to fall in love with eycry fellow you see; For instance; now, a widow here, they call the v'idr,ve eay, She fell in love with the servant man and now she rues the day. The neighbors say this widow gay, she kept a servant elan, She also kept xl se,vant maid, she called her Mary Ann, The three iesided on a farm a few miles- out of town, And every day, this widow gay and man came driving clown. The servant manhad full command of farm and land, Likewi-e the promise of the; widow's heart and hand, But Mary Ann and the servant man made up to run away, He left the land, he heart and hand of the poor widow gay. At London fair, a happy pair were seen to take the train And strange to say, up to this day did not` return, ag..-n. Now, if you ask the widow gay, where is her servant man? She 11 -•a ' the villain has eloped'along Y with Mary Ann. Tine '0)t m:er'aa of•tritet•iaaa; iii hick 01', rs from litrtl1 itii!s ir. the blood rebel a. rter ,leti;d condition of this vital fluid may ' be to'tii'('ly averted ,; by Ilond's Sa eel pa ril le. 1 his. great .med iciine cures all staring' blisters, boils, or - options and soils,' and by enriching rand. .'itaal1,'Gitig Lilo blood, it oVisrtiaines that iiird fat:Milo' 'ai,I'd o'ives Nitalir and vigor - Hood's • l:1w ere ii r to take, e1,..y S , ( (,d,G1 operate, Ou.o 1idin-s`i0o,:ii,-atlaa,chai OXFORD RIVAJ Because it is the the Are answers, so quickly to a touch; it can be bright. ened up.orshutdown low ata moment's notice and so is always ready for em- ergencies. And there are never any failures in baking with thein. . Unequalled for Satisfaction ... Manufactured by the GURNEY 130: Lamersa, TORONTO. DEAVETT ,IONS, AGENTS, EXETER VICTORIES FOUR MEDALS-3Qalat and !Silver, World's Cordon - mai Cotton Exposition. ler Orleans. ISal. Ht.itMSTAyWWA_RDS—Nebraska Agricultural Fair, 188. ritea2t`3A A abame dig,.$'octets, i• on geluerg,1888' AWA'RP.--Cfiatt:tt*oocase Vat;ey Ex ototsra, Coigns, 11115, Ga,. t£bs p -taxatiao :iataaotooaae, Oa. unci" _._•. taoi:hc.ntti.?! !` GS:i, isO, t M : t) I ,'• Dal S 1111(1 0 1) I i”, (.*ti+! tas•"9iJ4i l'r s Colons, are at'. a ASS,i1ei `a,le * C. t I fir. wti,4, :i 1,l l r,M.i-•la;daar •al Caroaata,rn. Toronto, Can„ 1198 C4 Px, c4.TIca . 4.•„tnre,rr x''srtr* ,t 'tatil fit, ,gill.:,tit's 15111 drni fr*nttier m-t:t5 +11;11. tortoni.. 1imi11 „x.,, •a, -1tt, ,Y 14*C"Y It4d .--•r:ttt +, 2 ', e: nit l l e , t ; r• ,# s", e" , i i .1i0 ,.a: :r. alta b.o ,:on—ss,)1s,",-.tol'„t.h:.,iP1111,.ucti,,..ct.1tatte. ic 0: 4.4.41.4444444.4.••••44640,•••0•••0441, ,..,....,..d,4,,,. r ''reeterloo. slim J arise" a7[1 Ca • :,. Aii:{(thee,,. C -t. i,*'a! ;n'' • western Sale,roca.,a anal Caicos, 3a tax:, w;:: Ya, We xtia 'a tea a -d oz. -.,y a, co m -, to s4•'^t of ntei .t :: xtrt, rete:-. x,easa sieve e ,t:16 erL«` i3'I;.:. L r>F i.s:i,;?,+Ild. ,. `,: 11.'41 ,..,.,;. .. „ 4 ,.1.1<Y'1, • . LATIMER, Division Superintendent, has located a branch of this company at St. Marys, and all repairs will be made FREE OF CHARGE. Cook's Cotton Root Compound Is successfully used monthly by over 10,000Ladies. Sate, 0eotual. Ieadies ask oar druggist for Cooks Cotton Rool Com-' iound. Take no other, as all Mixtures, pills and mitations are dangerous. Prise, kto, I, $1 per box, No. 2,10 degrees stronger,59 per box. No.. 1 or •2, mailed on rccelpt of prlee. and two s•�ont atanrPPsNos.1 and 2 sold arm recommended by all responsible Druggists in Canticle. No 1 an•l Na, o sold in 's'xtt.r by J. W. r wuiui;, 'Ira Ir1.t. tiufTtrii gfrau. trraltuts'*eau: t,11yynuth- fal in 1t ,.redo,;, should not p rxnit his iii , hl•,u,l re he enured away b, di,cacsc. 1.31iol11111E !,One ot'inain a greatest cue - ales. No ntatr.1110111ti ettirrint,t'hesao- red bonds of matrimony unit•as hr its a man in every sense of the wont. Many inure lr vuant. down to their through neglect of this dreaded inlatiy, It !,•eves 1>e•bin3 in its track,, rion, ilanxnmp - Ti inity,:v�rainn to Society, i d miss, lieafness. worry and various other kindred diseases. Stan euro thynelf with Asiatic Restorative Capsules They are pleasant, safe, reliable, and the only remedy that will give permanent ri • lief1 This remedy found i, in tcseat wilds of Asia Minor and is imported 10 UI ,ololy Sl .,u per box or four inoses for $5, sent securely sealed. A, trial bottle will conylnco. Address 0 0EIli aiT.AIi 3111a/11CAL CO., Detroit, iSHicL Tae Farmer Feeds Them All. Toe king may ruin o'er land and sea, rho lord .may In e ri•tht royally li • soldier ride in pomp and pride, T; • sai'or title o'er oceans wide; Iia, farmer, he must feed them all. The writer think, the poet sings, The craftsmen fashion wondrous things Tile doctor heals. the lawyer pleads, The miner follow precious leads: But this or that whateter befall, The farmer, he must feed them all, The merchant, he may buy or sell. The teacher do hie duty well; The men may toil through busy days, Or men may toil through pleasant ways, Beg_ai' or king. whate'er befall, 'rhe farmer, he must feed them all. ' The farmers trade ra one of worth; He's partner with sky and earth, And partner with the sun and rain. tinct no man loses by his gain, Anti if men lis' or if men, fall The farmer, be must teed them all. `the farmer dares his mind to speak; . He has no gift or place to seek, Te no mea iiving need he bow, For he who walks behind the plow, Is his own man, whate'er befall,. Beggar or king, he feeds them all. For Infants and Children Ms fac- ilailo 1ignatnre Of it. ea.. LL wrap r James Aiken head, b2 years old; and a resident of Goclerich, cot Tuesdner took out a license to marry si 11v altDondId of -Detroit', f>7 ,`cans of age. The need of a good tSpring Medicine is almost universal and Hood's S.lrsc- parilla; oxactly meets ;tbi's. il;•ed. 13e sure to Pot flood's. Wm. 'Dorris, to employe of Dr, ;le, re o" ('ni oui•g, was asleep in the, •Iii: e when a fire .broke out, and ,is so (, ri1y but'1011. that 11e:,calinot live retaxy' i'r desert Coca. n • ir.borer, rooming' at John N-oi1111'e him ill 1,ti ,ride lr ua'il nrirdtared, ,and .ihero reason to.b00‘10 the nibrdez s> ail done by J:obnN- ihili. The Moisons Bank. (Chartered by Parliament, -'aid up Capital. ... ,... $2,000,000 lest Fund. , .... 1,600,000. Bead aloe Montreal. 1, WOLFEBS'rAN THOMAS, Esq., GENERAL MANAGER Morley advenacd . ,, ,;coil Farmer's on their ,ore notes W1'.t, one or more endorsers e.t'1 ;oraent peraltuum. Exeter Branch. tan every lawful from 10 it. ra .t t Saturdays mI U a m. to lr, ni Pogeneral banking business transacted OURP,E:t TRATES allowed for mon- ey on Deposit Receipts. Savings Bank at 3 per dent, N. D. IIIJ1WON Manager, R "1 SHOP.PAIR Having opened out a well equipped ;ltnp, I am now prepared to do all kinds 4 of repairing such as ' • } MIMES, SEWIN8 LAWN MOWERS. • In fact everything and' anything. We make a specialty of remodelling Bicy- cles and sharpening Lawn Mowers at this time of the year. • ISRAEL S1VIITH. One door north Mr. Stewart's store, THE .a,lltl5MO ob' Htimit sod ➢lnsini•s7 and !Abort l,and Colrexe Cor. 'Young anal College Sts., Toronto is an absolutely first-class Business School individual instruction l>y experienced teach- ers bolding high eat qualifications. Good re- sults. Prospectus mailed free. Enter now. 11. 8). PJinim° F,?a.Il'.!?i, Jars. Harrison H'rinicipIllHt ltndergracluate of Toronto University and S. of P. S. SETTLERS'TRAINS win leave Toronto e,io p.m. every T117E2- ID<A9( during II 41.1=11. and APRIL R,IL (provided sufficient business offers And run via tta Ilt1P11'o VALA.'� To dt't, y O d amid the OldiOlgiN NORTHWEST. Passengers travelling without live stock should leave Toronto 12.50 p.m. saxne days. The only all Canadian 1 ti,ect Nast Lille TO THE HEART C1, TI -IE RLONDIIKE AND YUKON GOLD .FIELDS. Is Via Canadian Paoilic Railway. LOWEST RATES. FASTEST TIit11;, ONLY THROUGH SERVICE. 'FOIIIALt.°tT I�4It''I B'L nsi TO* it l) 44J)°PACIFIC)d:iit•�,t�ril" • Get fu11 particulars and copy of ei Settlers'. Index and ,".Kloiad.ilte a�ncl9 Ynlc it C;rold: c Fields" from any t'aniv lien Pacific Railway a.gunt, or 0. 1•a. nic:PllrltS0N, A.Q.1.A., Toronto. Ont• Bobre. 1e7'. 'Qodv6 nosphoaille, The Great'English tremed&f. Sold and recommended by all druggists in Canada. Only roll. - able medicine discovered. Six ' axe a 1. �aC7tu c r2Ydi!arttt too s ea idi•t, s of Sexual Weakness,11 effects of abuse ar excess,' 141ental Wor, ; nee of To- bacco,<Optum or Stimulants. Mailed nn receipt of price, one package ` 1, six, 51. one win please, 11 211111820,0. 1''*im hlets ir01^to any, address. me '1.Vood Compezny, Windsor, Ont. CelVoed's Phos plain; 1S sold in' Exeter b J Yl . Ero win �, di aggiat:: y fa a