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la iii ado (lithe reel: ; ;d=art follows should
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Lae entt.. ---Y' eta.a'••
EXETER MARKETS.
(Changed every 'Wednesday)
Wheat per timbal eo to sl FIRED ON THE IRENE.
Flour pax cwt ale
Oatso3 40 too Su
Peas 52 to 53
Butter 12 to 13
Eggs 'J
ORII1RO ON TO PORNO Rico ; bombardment its not yet knownit here.hut Were straaded. The resuof the
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Potatoes perbag
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P. X.': 'eV i WOMEN.
Ct, •ween 'eke.; i i greatly dislikes a visitor
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o1,en L,:: t', r •. ,T, ? a ho finish of the in-
terview til i. >: el:orally bows slightly
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of the best-known fignres in Paris
iue. Yoer; who, upon the death of her.
lid, a reporter for the ;+tench press,
up, his work and has conducted it
1 marked enterprise. • In her reti n s
• is accompanied by a great white poodle
L,!ed "The Doctor," who permits no one
to Trifle with his mistress.
fine of the authorities ou decoration in
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wl.e of a successful theatrical' manager,
and to her ideas on stage decoration and.
costume he owes much of bis success.
Me... Carr has designed dresses for sevei•,t]
• of Mr..Irvings' plays, end is almost alwaye
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/any a veteran of the war, whose
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"Dear Sirs; On account of the great
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me,1 gladly write this, that othere simi-
larly afflicted may learn of the sueeees of
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A Physical Wreck
since 1864, and lead also been a constant
smoker for 35 years, My wife purchased
the rirst bottle of mood's Sarsaparilla and
I commenced to take it more to please her
than anything else. Ottebottle after
another was taken with increasing benefit.
Tho effect was of it etrengbening nature,
toning up my whole system. Atter I hard
been taking the medieino a short time, I
laid away nay pipe and /lave mot bad any
desire for the wase of tobacco aincae. hood's
Sarsaparilla has thoroughly puritled lay
blood alnd driven all poison out of my
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Matthew Craig, an exeursionist
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ted to jutnb from the train at Paris,
He received fatal injuries.
Mrs. (Judge) Bosse of Quebec was
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horses rnnraing away and tete carriage.
colliding with a telegraph pole.
John Marshall of North Iieppd-1 at
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Gen. Mites Already on the Way
With Artillery and Troops.
Thera Will Not Ise Any Naval Convoys -
Not a Spanish Warship in West India
Waters That Mare Thrust Its lose
Out of Port -Thirty Tltousandt Men
Will o the •r Contingent--
War
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I3 in i st u n i
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liifar News.,
Washington, July 10. ---The Porto Rivan
expedition has started on its mission to
capture that island, General Miles, lead-
ing the Porto glean expedition, left Sib-
oney, Cuba, yesterday on the Yale, with
four batteries of artillery and a few sea-
soned troops. Two brigades now at Char.
leston aro embarking on transports to
take tto to Io
rto ice All the force at
Tampa, 13,000 strong, embracing r:iI-
lery, will he put aboard ship ste rapidly
as transports can be gotten then. One/
sent to reinforce our other ird' p Gen-
eral Brooke will take the. iia -t end eseeel
divisions of his corps frown Uisid a,en
to Porto Rico. General Itrootse lets h -'re
yesterday afternoon for (1 Cbge7tenteetterit to
get his troops started. It le tee a Lee
the whole expedition will last limier r way
within the next four bays. It nes lean
decided to retain tneneud t%11:elv'r a bri-
gade et Santiago for an indeturitd' period.
Not a Naval fee Nov.
Thera are seine notable ,'reacts in
the plans for this t:a t :i t . ,:i
stately Naval pngeatie t
from Tampa under C.. sell $I:0. •t';
commend to 118100ck Sarni
First, there there will ho i• a ,ae.,ll? n rrl.l::al
convoys; the Navy Jlt r..r enrl,t hes o.c-
elard d that they are unucr, i kirk, ; tint
there IS not a Spanish warship In the
Weis Indies that dare thrust its haw out
of port:
In the second place, the expedition
does not start from ono polite, but Will he
decided among sNyaral, thus preventing
the tremendous congestion that was en•
countered set Tampa in the oilort to start
the big fleet,
Lastly, there will bo no effort made to
get, the ships away together, but the
trunepurts will hes allowed tis fin t their
oval \vaay to their destination With'rut
concerted lnOvententa.
General Aliles leads the way. He had
been promised by 8110 President; that he
should go to Porto Rico and the pantiles
was redeemed yesterday. when the Yale
heaadt,d from Siboney for Porto Rico, Soli
milt:, distant,
(lenoraal Brooke will be the senior
ofllier in .Telles' command. and. upon him
will Rall the responsibility for the ot. eeu-
tion of the details of his superior's piens.
will llola.t "Ohl tilers” at Once.
It is estimated that Geneva :rhes
should arrive by Wednesday night at the
point selected for the landing, and will
hoist the American !lag at once over
Porto Rican soil The point ebo,ell for
his landing is kept secret, as the General
will land before the full body of tato ex-
pedition is at baud, and It le consequent
ly not desirable that tho enemy should
bo able to assemble a superior force to
meet him. Tho distance froin Charleston,
Where the first body of troops for Mlles'
expedition was to start yesterday, is more
than double the distance from Santiago
to Porto Rico, so that the transports
Which sail from the former city will
scarcely reach General Milos before the
early part of next week. Those Charleston
troops are the first brigade of the first
division ot tlio first army corps, and are
commanded by Brigadior•Goneral George
H. Ernst, Tho brigade comprises the
Second Wisconsin, Third Wisconsin and
10th Pennsylvania regiments,
Tho purpose of Secretary A)gor is to
make the Porto Rican campaign a short
one. An overwhelming force will bo
thrown upon the island, and it is possi-
ble victory will that a bloodless vie o y be
achieved, when the Spanish become con-
vinced that they have no reasonable
chance to resist successfully.
Starts 'With 30,000 Nen.
The expedition is to comprise 30;000
mon at tho start, and it will be soon
swelled to 40,000 eaten, and, if necessary,
to 70,000 men, the equipment of the vol-
unteer forces having now progressed so
well as to warrant the statement that
that number of men can bo ready for
service in Porto Rico within a very short
time. The entire body of troops at Tam-
pa will be taken, numbering about 13,000
men, and including a lot of heavy and
light artillery under command of Gonoral
Rogers. Tho expedition will be particu-
larly strong with artillery, as some of
that at Santiago, commanded by Gonoral
Randolph, is to bo drawn upon. The
Tampa troops aro known as the fourth
oorps, under Major-General Coppinger,
comprising the second division under
Brigadier -General Snyder, and made np
of the first brigade, Brigadier -General
Schwan, llth and loth U. S. Infantry;
second brigade, Brigadier -General Car.
punter. 2nd Now 'York and 5th Maryland;
third brigade, Brigadier -General Halo, 8rd
Pennslyvania, 157th Indiana and 1st
Ohio; tblyd division, Brigadier-Coneral
Kline aonimanding: first brigade, Col.
C. L. Keenan, 5811 Ohio, 1st Florida and
32nd Michigan; second brigade, Briga•
dier-General Lincoln, 69th New York,
Bed Ohio and ;end Georgia'; the provi-
sional brigade, Col. Noyes, 5th U. S. and
detachments of 1st, 2nd and 3rd, 6811 and
16th U. S. cavalry and eight troops of
rough riders; artillery brigade, General
Randolph. two light and ten heavy bat-
teries.
No Cavalry to Bo Employed.
18 is possible that none of the cavalry
will be palled upon.
General Brooke will take with him
froni Chickamauga Park most of the
first and second brigades of his army
oorps, the tlrst. These are in addition to
General Ernst's brigade at Charleston:
Second brigade, first division, General
Haines, 4th Ohla, 8rd Illinois and 34th
Pennsylvania; third brigade, Col. J. S.
:Ctll.yee 1st Kentucky, 8rd Kentucky, 5811
Made; second division, Ooi. 'J. S.
Poland oorninanding, first brigade,
Brigadier -General C. T. Roe, 31st, Michi-
gan, lst Georgia, 160th 'Indiana; second
brigade, General McKee, 6t11 Ohio, 16th
Tneetos, 1st West Virginia; third brigade.
Bele edlae &breve Reeser, 2nd Ohio, 1st
'vatna,y1+,.ra 14e,, Minnesota.
3lanz•.illo I3oinharded.
Loudon, July 19.-A special despatch
from Havana, dated Monday, says:
Seven American warships ,heavily born-
bar,dod Manzanillo this horning. Three
e'teamers of the Mendez Line were seton
fire. Several gunboats that were in the
harbor issued for the defence of tbetown,
United States Gueaboat Signalled the
Gerniee to halt, and Enforced
It With, it Shell.
Loudon, July 18, .Tho T1ong letug
oorrespondent of the Daily Mail saes:
"United :elates- Consul 'Weidman in- !,
formed rile that as the German cruiser
krone eyes pasting Marlveles, .off Manila,.
the other day, the united :States gunboat
Uugh McCulloch w,as scat after her to
ask her to _top. As the Irene rcfusedl to'.
oboe, Shell A d 1 was sent across her bows'
and a remail Moat went to discover what
she was doing, Tim Germain Adiu,iral'.
protested. d, ai
sxs ithat is rna
ships
Diad a right to.enter the harbor without
being searched, a claim which Adluir sl
Dewey declined to recognize."
Duals Orf to the Wer,
Omaha, Neb., July 19, -•-Col. William
J. Bryan'=s regiment has ae last started
for the feint, and the late Presidential
candidate, is his soldier, uniform, is now
on the I3urlingtee Road, en route to Jack-
sonville, where Col. Bryan and his regi-
ment
eg ;i-naent will he ureter the eonlnlaud of Gen-
eral Fitzlhugh Lee.
RIOT ANO BLOODSHED.
Frencie ';trines Fire on the Chinese at
Nine -Pa Twenty Natives 1ittetl,
Thirty Wounded,
Shangh:al. July l0. ---The Chinese hes-
lug rdfu,rd to accept an offer of money
by the Vreneh and the promise of a UAW
AO 80 replace rhe tiing-Po jai.; !louse.
rho repeeitnry for Nine -Vocal corpses
pending; their fin=al burial, the French
object belteg the removal of the nulsince
and the improvement of the road, elgl!'.y
sailors were landed from the French
cruiser I': el dreur on Saturday and com-
menced pulling down the wall of the un
used cemetery. •
Tweets Natives; Killed.
London, July ata ----The Shanghai cor-
respondent of the Times, telegraphing
*uud y says: "In the rime at :\ing-Po
teeda y a largo slob attacked the police
station. The French police and the mar-
ines from the bunch eruiser I:elnireur
fired on OW mob on two occasions, Tbir-
teen nativest were killed and over thirty
wounded. Tho Chinese local autharitie;
expre' s their inability to maintain order
or to commit the Guild to comply with
French demands."
The Shanghai. corre:pondons of the
Daily Neil says: "Twenty natives were
killed in the riot sit Ning-Poto•day (Sun-
days. Two bemires! Italian sellers -have
landed. Thu; far evuf y thing is quiet In
the 1 ngileh and American tiettloauouts."
In the Centaur.
From an unoflieinl but reliable source
It is tearnell that for the Centaur, seven
shote at mall yeti t4, the sixth place lute
boon secured by Col, -Serge. 3llair, 57th
Battalion, Capt. Hutcheson, 43rd, is four -
Month; Pte, efeetittio, Orth, twenty-
seventh; Gunner :►tiller, 5th 1t. C. Artil-
lery, twentyolghth, and Lieut. Smith,
SOth Battalion, t'iilrtyoighth, making
about 27 shillings each, Lieut. Smith
will shoot off a tie.
In tine lncheonpo pria0 list Sptneo ,
Broadhurst, Hureheeon nod Rog. tech
have 3.4 points. Mo' little and Loge have
each 33.
In the Golden Penny Trayhurst, Simp-
son and Me'4 ittio caoh win prizes.
TWO Northwest Drowning Cases,.
Winnipeg, July 10. -William Moore ot
Selkirk was accidentally drowned be
Lake Winnipeg an friday last. Ile and
John Scott had talo cantrae8 for bui+ding
a lighthouse on the lake. Asmall boat
1 r i
Moore had in use at the work bail drifted
a short distance out of Ms mole and he
seated to walk afore it. Stepping on to a
rock near the boat ho slipped and fell
into deep water, end, beim.; a'nsbie to
swim. war drove sd be.a.a help could
arrive.
A t ortawee. Motlntea Policeman
named iondamore was drowned Wodnes•
day last at Mac:teed while bathing. He
leaves a wife and family in England.
INSANE b1OTHiien'5 DEED.
A. alIontreal Wonsan Drowns Herself and
Child in the Canal.
Montreal, July 10.-A sad case was re-
ported yesterday to the police at Point St.
Charles, where an insane woman named.
Mrs. Charles Lobrocquo took her little
girl, aged 6 years, and, dragging the poor
little thing by the hand, jumped into the
canal. Both bodies were recovered soon
after the affair, but life was extinct. It
appears that the woman bas been out of
her mind for some time past, but as sho
was perfectly •harmless, no such sad end-
ing was dreamed of. On the other hand,
some neighbors state that Madame Le -
brogue bad threatened to drown herself
and two little daughters, but it appears
that when she went to put her insane
reso]utions into affect, the eldest gill re•
Eased to accompany her mother upon her
fatal errand.
William H. Bowdon, alias Huffernon,
who was arrested on Saturday morning
on a obarge of forgery, was taken before
.the Policia Magistrate yesterday, when he
confessed to the crime. He was remanded
until 'Tuesday.
A Creat Event
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ExposiIion
and.
IndustriaiFa ir
TORONTO •ew
Aug, 29th to Sept.10th '98
New and Wonderful
Attractions
Excelling All Previous Years
The Cuba-Amerioau War
Exciting Naval and
Military Displays
The Latest Inventions
and Novelties
from all parts of the world
Entries of Exlaibitit Mao AIM sth.
Cheat' Excur+tolls from Everywhere.
Per Prize Lits, lutry Forms, Programs
and all partieulaars,addreee
J, a. WINTH ,ow. N. J. HILL,.President, efenegcr, Toronto
Lucan : Wry Ss Hawksha w, have
decided to rebuild the flour mill re.
candy destroyed by fire, and work will
be commenced at once. They will
build on the old sight.
George Lisb, aged 60, au Oxford
County farmer, attempted to cut his
throat at Detroit.
The. M edbnaid. Tinware Coss foe.
tory at Montreal was damaged by fire
to the extent of S15,Oi)0,
Mrs. August Beckman, Hamilton,
took her own life by hanging herself
in the kitchen of her residence.
Samuel Bothwell, a farmer living an.
the second line of Plympton, was kill-
ed in a runaway accident while re-
turning from the Orange celebration
at Forest.
John Cordick, a 'Marton teamster,
was instantly killed by the doubletrees
breaking and one piece hitting hint
over the stomach, He leaves a wife
and nine childree.
Mr. T. J. Sabin, contractor, of Peter.
bre', was drowned) in. Little Lake while
(ishiug, and Mr. Geo. W. Routledge,
letter carrier, was drowned in the
Thames at London.
Mrs, C. J. S Bothume, wife of Rev.
Bethune, Principal of Trinity School,
Port Hope, jumped out of a runaway
cab and received injuries which result-
ed in her death in au hour.
Mrs. Charles Brandon, of Toronto,
who was seriously burned in an at-
tempt to rescue her daughter, Vaud,
from the fire in their home on Friday
ui;ht, died at noon on Saturday.
TELEGRAPHIC I3IDILFS.
Mrs. Root hill, wife of Mr. V. W.
Rockhill, U. S. Minister to Greece, died
on Saturday at Athens of typhoid fever.
Eugene Arnold (colored) of Chatham
was sentenced to throe years in tho Pone
tang Reformatory for the larceny of 75
cents.
The Wisconsin Power, Pule & Paper
Company's mill at Stephens Point, Wis.,
has boon destroyed by fire. Loss between
8150,000 and $200,000. Fully insured.
Sheriff Gene/tall left Chatham for
Kingston yesterday morning, . having in
charge Albert Chandler, sentenced to the
penitentiary for three years for the theft
of a bicycle.
Charles ItioKenna, n pressman ' in the
Toronto Mail and Empire, . while in
eremnanibulistio condition leaped from
the Boole : of the Empress of India, and
although an attempt was made to save
Lim,• ho was drowned:
B. 3. Sandys was killed in St. Louis
by S. H. Taylor &r abducting his child
and being his wife's paramoue The jury
acquitted the murderer on the ground of
self-defence. The Toronto Globo says
there is little doubt that the murdered
man was a son of the late venerable;
' Arohdoacon Sandys of Chatham.
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night losses, drains at stool, coin • on es ,rn- ty
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Builds up and strengthens the n•mwussystem,
restores lost vitas ty and devd'.p.nent to the
generative organs, stops all drains ,n,d tosses,
invigorates and restores lost manhood. It
never faits • in curing the results of SELF
ABUSE, LATER EXCESSES, BLOOD
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write at once for free book, question blank
and valuable information for home treatment.
Highest references and absolute proof of
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Charges always reasonable and all cones-
pondence confidential. Plain envelopes used
only.
Medecines sent everywhereinplain package,
free of duly and secure from exposure. Call
or address, naming this paper.
DR. G. H. BOBERTZ,
252 Woodward Ave., DETROIT, MICH.
T�E EXETER IIIIUJNQ CO.
THE PALACE tfi
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1DURABLE.
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A man must consider bis purebase
well these times; he must buy where
be can do the best.
Look at some of these figures.
Pants hate to ol.ler, all
wool heavy tweed'. 52,00
Suits *9,80
Overcoats 8.09
Black 'Worsted suits a spec-
ial, 812,00
Our 820 blacks heat all
others at $23. Come and see
for yourself.
JAMES H. GRIEVE
Bicycles I
Bicycles R
Bicycles I i
I Bicycles . _ 1
Bicycle Pleasure.
Are you seeking Bicycle pleasure
if so, you should seek first a good
wheel. We can furnish you any 01
the best wheels made, at lowest prices
Musical.
Do you want anything in the
musical line. We have it choice lot
of Pianos and organs, call and 4n
speet them before buying; elsewhere
A. full stock
Of solving machines, baby ear
riages, etc. etc.
Perkins & Karlin.
THE
»�IRAL Di//,
STORE.'
Try \ti INAti'S COUGH BALSAM
for Coughs, Colas and bronchial trouble
in old or young.
dTr0 llltnuraeture-
WIINER'S I,WWAIENT
which is an excellent remedy for
Cramps. Pains, Neuralgia, Sore Throat
and Influenza.
The Old Reliable, Winast's Con-
dition Powders,
still holds first place in the market.
Also Lotion for scratehos on horses
and Condition Powder for same
—STJCCESSOI6S TO TFIE---
ROLLINS & WILLIAMS MILLING CO.,
OF :EXETER,
Are now ready to do business with
the Public generally. All kinds of
Flour, Feed and mill stuff for sale at
CLOSE PRICES.
Leave your orders at the mill. We
delivery every day to any part of the
town free. We hope ,you will help us
to make a success of the business which
means'a success for the town.
lis tltest Prices paid for
Wheat at all times.
,rE72rFrPSTol•TE N C. 3 G.
STEWART BROS. & ,WILLIAMS:
SOLE AC„ 16 '• O11
DIX LUNG SYRUP,
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Ca LUTZ, DRUGGIST.
unbatarnursecrarcamos
OVER
LOADED.
Every incoming freight train,
since last January, empties part
of its cargo on our floors, and the
new things have crowded every
foot of our large floor space.
WE ARE NOT
hurrying you to purchase, brat
many prefer to get as near es
possible the first choice of new
assortments. Our Sock of Fur-
niture of all kinds was never
more complete. Purchasers get
from us always the
LOWEST PRIES
and'the advantage of all thesttete
of styles and of the most petit ea
taste that we can cemmar,d,
S. GIDLBY SOrl
Furniture Dealers Dndcrtal:ert,