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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1899-4-27, Page 4TFIE ex.eter Chas. H. Sanders, Editor and Prop TRURSI? .Y, APRIL 27, 1899 �•�• •-�Ctt7a7tt�'� ' THE EDITOR'S CORNER. NOTE ASD COMMENT. The amount of RUM wllicil fell dur- ing the past winter amounted to Kl feet 5 lichee. last winter the :now fall eras t) feet 5 inches. and the winter irefore It fret S intebes. Thele has. also leen a great rain fall dtriug the winter hist terminated. x Rosslaud Reword: if SOUte of the #;0041 girls in Western 1'atnatla who are working for $1.5i► a week knew how -mach they menial 1)e appreciated. in .sslnd at from :Otto �,1 Jt Olth , end of the opllortunitiee for marryi g well, they would hasten westwal't1. The a xl?art Of logs from Ontario to Miehigalt Ila recent year's is estimated Let have beets as follows: 134,- dMl,alt o feet: Vett, 301,000,0O0 feet: 1395. ateatitaia0 feet; 1S00, 79,3itS,tAN) fret lS9)t, ,SO2,311,0trn feet. If an these logs had 'siert matutfactaal'ed into limber Canada, many thouanals of eau. causes would have been given employe taken. mploy - aelat. NICIcEl,-INT1I1-1$10T PRINCIPLE., . The Bell Telephone Cmiitamy have teetotal -lied it zinunber of pay stations, in Montreal, on the rticl;.el-zlz-tlze.eiot p'ir3l•il)lr•. flat• lief•,$ n 4+10 de;.ires t* gee• the instrument will have to drop five tante in the shat before c moral will gine the windier desired This ayett•ni may l)e adopted throughout the Dienit)iou if it works well in )ton- „�•atl, NIG'( UNI': •r(. at 11'. The atr:ttta'ttl Herald of Friday yr.:- The Sewall Perth Coneervate ex. {drive hate t t t otedilered their in- "; gorily to t'utt•r 't erees petition in ,tn i etion with the late elet'tion, and will tee imitate the Liberal, by glut- : t,lt it :s s• -ie. ,•t ata that atitatteleaa, nattiest more. Mr. Mon- t •fitly nothing i a fear. and will al - 1 tet the• 111,0L.-4 a VIVA- it cosiest•, If the heitingeef the writ while the Hemet. teats to •e••ton iii Illegal, aarid. t'Ca etiouee by the tioverlutte•a.t for 'a tiiegnievail outvote. the electors will haw to prolione.t•e• upon tilt' matter at the ptt11t:. aantl what their verdict will l t• le as goofs aa. sealed. Experiments in controlling the sex among sheep have reached stielz t stage in France that the experimenters rs have leached the conclusion that this can be clone to an appropriate extent. The rule seems to be that to produce the most males in a flock the ewes must be bred to razes over fou years old, the average of observance iu such cases be- ing fifty-five -males to thirty-five fe- males, When yearling rants were used yvith ewes ranging from two to fort years, the everage was but thirty- five finales to seveuty-six females. Yearling rams, it hats also been found in experiments carried on in the united States, but without the careful obser- vation exercised 1z France, nearly al- way produce an eyc esss of females, and the oiler Vallis, particularly those above four years, an e xees,4 of males. PENNY Dn. lyi4 DEPREa rEn. On Stuxday 'morning Rev. W. T, Gariel, of Euibro. discoursed on the x*:at The new Fielxaies bill prohibits net- ting in etreauts fretlauenttd by speekled trout. Every pretyille'i tl constable is. made an ex-oftb1n ttyeisoer. Th.. in(1- ,. tilt lt, t ec 1 ' testi tl • i 'lite r /ill eti i' li s nt1 ,(x cf 111 1 beprima possession of anyone. is to 1 )rix tacit' et tdenre to hill. Every laeensee fir lase of fishing privileges is obliged to submit an annual statement of weight and .variety of all fish caught The,.- otel i - the 4•e:: by 11txt1 ditlxt �, :eer apl",iut e•tl by -the govern mgt are to fix the ltl•lees at whieh nets may }t •et. The sate of lugs j1 dertlten n inehe•' and of white fish. Ike trout under two pounds are pro- hibited. Exp'a'tutirtntifs le'ckledtrout a -s, and uiu•':cintalga isalso prohibit - .d for tive sears. A Youu NanGilled•. St Thomas, April 2L---Ayoung xuan\ named William). Vaughan was struck by an M. C. R. train zit, Atterditte last night aud instantly killed. The cor- oner was notified. The remains were taken to the deceased's parents, who live in Attercliffe. That Throbbing Headache Would quickly leave you, if you used Dr. King's New Life Pills, Thou, sands of sufferers have proved their matchless merit for Sick anti Nervous Headaches, They make pure blood and strong nerves and build up your in, Us Pd by. All%Qs health, Easy to take. Try the ses Ouly 25 cents. Money Wei. if not cured, Sold by aDruggists. Scr scribed by Honestes True Sutlg9 gei,iin1 Pahi's Celerij Gomwad The Great Disease $tartishe er and Life Giver, A. Child Drowned. St. Catharines, Ont., Apri12v",—faw- ard, the 4's'ear-old son of Mr, Wm. Czoodliife, of the 'Western Bill, this evils of gambling, Ile s,•tic1 " People 1 Pity, was missed from his home this collie into possession of property y three ways, by gift, by hard work or by stealing. 1'ro erty gained by gamb- ling is stolen. The love for this is fos- tered. in oster'ce(T.ill ehilcllsousl by offering prizes with the things sold which tempt the appetite of a child, though often the price is only a few cents. In what would otherwise be legitimate sales, tiekets are given to the persons buying oods to a certain amount, some par•' 'titular number drawing the prize Thus the education goes on until pen ple become dissatisfied with slow ways c)f malting rzloney. The change is ga- en of gaming )sseSsiou of some euvet- ed article by the purchase of n lottery tieket for twenty-five cents. The mayor of Montreal offered as few years ago to pay off the debt of the city by the sale of lottery tickets. This anode of raising nte)ney has found its way in some places even into the char<b." Scriptural proof wee given of the ini- quity of such pi etices. The discourse throughout was very practical. Stray Shots. This is as rumor, said. to ovulate from reliable stenvet,stir: the: Atiod- _tt)e1: Times. that thele is nit up- heaval in the Hardy -Ross wigwam, at Toronto. that Premier Hardy will ehortly reshot, and will lie made a sludge in the court of Appeal: Hon. O. NV. Ros: succeeding in the Premier- .ship.- It is said that Hoa.. Mr. Harty, C'o1..nu-..,loner of Public Works led neither the girl gar the r iticeable to gxullds or pxivilege'cl visi- the family ever resided in London. Times. :will take his glace. T1 tor: He exijoys alis x>Icals quite as ' Deceased was a daughter of Oren El- rlxu(s, pul)lisixecl as it is in .lir. Pat- lunch as. before conviction, and laughs rano) town, may have facilities for and talks as would a loan upon wilonr woad, I31 C.R, ensrineer, running out learning political ec•ret:that otlterGen case slang very lightly indeed. Tris of St, rof alas at one time. She was tiles du not possess. ss. Hon. G. W. Ross sleep is never troubled. H( as passion- a sister of the paving brakeman killed and lir. Patttxllo are hobnobbing to- ately found of checkers,and�is an adept at Bothwell a few zz e:eks ago. nether at present at Hot Springs, 411:. at the alio. Guard Hollt. Meikle, who ascertained Many a fool has led an army to vic- oly. The loud -crowing rooster makes a dunghill a very wellknow•n place, ut Take hope and dread from roan ,and would find little cause for nett()); .� a •• ) 1> the moon any liese L i.lutiful < 1 tient tit(lkc's t;tit itis gaud 4va;, ycalkiusy eetaessl:et;,u•e it :shine,; by reiiecte>d :a�lvnv, wv11en rte seteltlenly foil to the light. ground, triad was picked up and Wizen home, when it was found that he is art -when math call we all can and internally injured, and broken ribs lutist t say " Here " but can ewe : ay were pressing on the ]sings. The in- jured Ready." lad diets six. horse's after the rice curJ•ee', whieh was supposed to he purely accidental. London G'il'i's Dramatic Exit. fears none, Xe Pretty Lottie Elwood. vaudeville :� man ought not to be judged by donees: took morphine at Detroit last the etnn nilly he keeps if he as a poli- dight and died. a1.' messenger boy tic :tri looking for votes, brought her a note signed ., Fred.'" at It explained that the `writer was ma when at woman slays she win not able to see hc'r any more, and tlint he £,, ) c 1.11 hail Lt.tti called us t t tell a hCeiat. she means she well not boy and sent him after morphine, tell it to more than ton or twelve- peo- "Chimney.," she said, "I'll be dead in life. about ; n hour. See that lett-so Well. that enols it. Give this to the cor- liaany a loan lies out Of pure erne- ()tier." The note read as follows: attlicet afterwards because of con- "Mother, forgive me. Good -by. 1 science he will do all in his power to did it for tem. Nes Daniel ntcntiaued. correct the ill results of that lie. --Lottie." Last .anuavy Lottie terInined to die. and took a large close morning, and although, some anxiety was felt, nothing serious was antiei- pated until one of the G,N.W. line- men found his body in the 12 -mile creek, lifeless. He bad been playing in an old boat, and it is supposed he fell orf into the water. He was a par*- tieulazly bright child, and the young- est in the family, Spain's Greatest Need. Mr, R, P. Olivia, of Barcelona, Spelt), spends his winters at Aiken, S, e', let eat; nerves had enusetl severe paint in the back of his head, On using Eleetrie Bitters, America's t soon Bsole t.and him. crx'vHeRsaysytiais painrand medicine is what his country needs, All America knows that it cares liver and kidney trouble, purifies the blood, tones up the stomach, strengthens the uerves, puts vim. vigor and new life into every utusele. nerve and orgatnt atilt. body. If weak, tired or ailing you need it. Every bottle gnaiauteed, only airs tents, Sold by all Druggists. A Bicyclist Killed. Ooelerieh, Ont„ April 2L---lletween 0 and 10I o'clock this morning, as a youth nailed :l.u(lrew Stokes, on a biieyele, and a man mined Young, in a buggy, were turning a owner the wheel and buggv collided, emashing the wheel and throwing the boy off with great violence. After the aaeei - enemies. The lamb makes no eneiiaae„ but fearer manta the lion (makes many but and Pre - and Able Physicians. I'aiues Cele;y Compound makes People well in swine- time. It is as far superior to the ahucfnery nervines, sarsaparillas and pills as strength is better than weakness. Paine's Celery Compound as a spring medicine has the entire confidence or our varied classes of Canadian popu lattion, Nothing more decisively proves. the worth proves the worth, popularity and universal use of the great medicine than the feet that it is naw used by our wealthiest people who formerly' relied on the best medi- cal. skill. Paiaze's Celery Conepolzacl in spring there builds up the, broken down ner- vous system, purifies the blood, regte- lutes and perfectly tones the whole digestive system, gives a relish for food, .and bestawes all needed vitality and bodily strength. Patine's Celery Compound today is prescribed by the foremost 1)hysfcfans for the cure of kidney anal liver troubles, It is invaluably success- €gal iia its work, malting mien unci wo- men well when they have failed with other5medicines. Now is the time to use the mar- vellous compound if you desire new blood, new strength, and new life for', the work and duties of approaching summer. Pain's Celery Compound hags done wonders for sour friends and neighbors; you need the same' never - fulling medicine for your ease, If YOU would he cured do riot be persuade() de() to i err at substitute, - .;G You heed hardly worry over the of morphine, 4he was removed to means for mnishing the Ivan who has Grace hospital and recovered in a few „wailer;ttete resit you iris etgenee It data. Shortly after her rec•(1'. * j Jahn is more tbnii likey that at least a-scorYe C. brick, a young German, who loved of others are plotting his downfall for the pretty actress, ;isicecl her to clic the 541110 reason. with him. Lotrie refused. and Frick --as-- went to his apartment and suicided. Brown is Hopeful. Another man, a merchant, also ended _• his career on the girl's account. Lot- llalrioit Brown, the 1N len ronyietetl tie wns about 29 years of age. Tier of the murder of Polieexixaiu Toohey, People 111 London, Ont., were notified. A A later despatch from London says:— does not find the time drag so heavily The sniclde of Lottie Elwood, as vaude- upon his hands as might be supposed, ville dancer, took place at Detroit o11 His anxiety pending the oxttcome of Tuesday. She was reported to have petition for the nxrxutation of his belonged here, but so fat as can be sentence is not present in quantity no- P nulla. of 1 to xestglr, am 3Ir. a shat climate is favorable for hatching tits xri the days with Brown, is the and their incubations may result in Et., er's opponent, of cotuse, and it 1•roduc ins; a bird of uncertain feathers. pleases the condemned man immensely *** when he takes a game from the emord A\ 8-nort DST. Mr. Beetle, M.P., London, gives notice of a bill to establish eight hours e s a working day throughout Canada. The bill is entitled ' An act to deter- mine the length of a working day for workmen and laborers," and provides: 1. That eight hours shall be the length of the working clay for all workmen and laborers employed, e ither permanently or temporarily, by eny person or by any contractor or sub -contractor under hili. 3. That every such person, contrac- tor, or sub -contractor, who has under hila, or who employs workmen or la- borers, and who willfully violates the provisions of this act, is guilty of an indictable offense and liable to a pen- elty not exceeding $1,000, or to im- p_risonment for a term not exceeding six months, or to both penalty and imprisonment, in the discretion of the court. „* MUST PAY FOR *A N'EWCSPAPER. At the last Division Court at Gon_ coe, the case of the Free Press Com- pany ra Many vs. Edwards was tried. It was an action on account to recover three years' subscription to the Daily Free Press. Plaintiff proved that defend- ant bad taken the paper regularly from the post office, and was therefore en- titled to pay for it. Defendant alleged that he never subscribed for the paper; ;end one Carson Adair, who livefdin End- -the premises now occupied by d suit, and in whose name it had' been sent, had ordered the paper; that when he went away he had made a present of the paper to defendant, and had instructed the postmaster to deliver it to defendant, who had imagined. that Adair had paid for it, otherwise he - would not have taken it. The judge _held that defendant, having taken the paper, got the benefit of it, and should have stopped; it if he did not want it. Judgement for the plaintiff for $6 alio •Mists. which he floes almost at will. The,' prisoner had a conversation with his counsel, lir. P. McPhillips, for about an hour on Wednesday. One of the several petitions circulated on behalf of Brown was forwarded to Ottawa last week, for the consideration of the Minister of justice. The petition bore the signatures of about forty mem- bers of the bar. Rev. Dr. Johilston's petition has not been completed. The prisoner appears confident of securing a reprieve. Brown is confined in the first group of cells on the south side of the jail, and therefore cannot see out unto the street. All that is visible through the small barred windows is the jailyard, with its gloomy high walls that shut out all but a little of the warm sunshine these spring days. There are half a dozen night cells in this group. Each is only some three feet wide, and the light comes through the heavily barred gate at one end only. Brown is locked into one of those at night; and during the day is admitted into the day cell, which is provided only -with a table and bench. The jail officials are very kind to Browu, but allow hina no liberties. He has the use of his peg -leg. Brockville Election. Brockville, April 20.—Great excite- ment prevailed here to -day over the election. The result was the return of. W. H. Comstock. Undoubtedly the charges against Major Walsh had much to do: with the result, particular- ly in the 'town of Brockville, where Walsh is well known and well liked.. Following are the figures:— Comstock White Brockville town..... 1,133 - 802 Elizabethtown town- ship. 549 525 Kitley township..... 190 313 1,872 1,640 Majority for Comstock, 2132. Trill�11s aid Success; Wl1el<u the Diamond Dyes Are Used Beware of imitation and Adul- terated Dyes. They blast Your expectations and Destroy Your Goods. 'Thousands of pleased and eatisfiecl women write about their successes • and triumphs with the Diamond Dyes. Mrs. M. Constantin, of at. Eazsatache, P. Q... writes as follows: " It is with pleasure that Itell you of my success with Diamond Dyes. A .. . few days ago I dyedan oz t a coat with your eyes, and the result • was mar- vellously pleasing and satisfactory." The official figures give Mr. Com- stock 243 majority in Brockville. The schoolhouse of S.S. No. 18, Brooke township was burned Thurs- day. A Grand Trunk freight ran off the rails at Cornwall and two tramps were killed. Mr. .Robert Marshall, tea merchant, of London, Ont., died very suddenly Monday. A young man named Wm. Vaughan of Attercliffe was run over by a M. C. It. Train and killed. Mr. john Calcott's saw null, three miles north of St. Thomas, was con- sumed by fire .Saturday. Loss $3,000; no insurance. Lottie. Elwood, a vaudeville artist from Western Ontario, committed sui- cide by poisoning herself in Detroit. The big iron bridge over the Grand River on Dundas street, Paris, Ont., collapsed through the undermining of the western pier. Rev. Dr. Kilroy of Stratford was OD. Sunday presented with $500 on the occasion of his having been 25 years incumbent of the parish. The late Baroness Hirsch:is stated to have left £50,000,000 for charity. One bequest is £24,000 for . the Hirsch' Foundation in Montreal: The horse attached to the Aylmer stage ran away. The stage. was over- turned and rolled into the .ditch, but its eight occupants escaped with slight bruises. An Edmonton despatch states that William Roland and Lottie Brunnette, disappointednt love, committed sui- cide together by taking strichnine. 13eatrice Hanbury, the four-year-old daughter of Mr, Van }Ianbury, con- tractor, of Winnipeg, was strnek by an electric car while playing on the street Saturday evening, and died in four minutes, the skull being fractured, Mr. Reynolds, from Owen Sound, lost two children, a boy and a girl by drowning in Minitonas Creek, Swan River, near Dauphin, Man., while eros- ing to their lromested last Wednesday. The ice gave way and the front end of the wagon dropped allowing the box turn over and precipitate the children into the water. On Saturday W. Housall, M.C.R:t brakeman; fell from the top of a car at St. Thomas, breaking one wrist, spraining the other axid cutting his face badly. Morley Darrach, St. Thomas, met with a painfulaccident while examin- ing a spear at Kettle Creek Monday, The spear ran into the fleshy part of his leg about five inches inflicting a nasty wound. eereoweesenaueeel a le!efeeem menet,+ AyegetablePreparationforA.s- similating theTooii andRegtila- ling the Stomachs nildBowels of SEE THAT THE FAG—SIMILE SIGNATURE - '- F--- reoeteseses Promotes Digestiou,Cheelful- ile5s andRest,Coilteins neither lurrtNorpfiine nor M'ineral. IS ON THE 'UVRAPPER OP UM BOTTLE OF ApettectRemedy Nor Cons Upa- Ov , Sour $tomaeh,Dtarrttoea Worms ,Gonvulsions,Feverish- ness and LOSS OF SUET: VOWS COPY dr WRAPPER. STORIA t'astoria is put up in one -abs bottles only. It is vet sold its b 1k. IPoe't :Aker micro to sell you unythiu; el.o on rho plea or promise that it is "just its good" and "will answer every par. pose," Sat Seo that you got O-A-S-T.O-B-I- &. ;ho in. Salto sipatro at 4441.4e°4 sear John Danby, an employe at the Wil- liams shoe factory at Brampton, met with a fearful accident to his right hand Tuesday. IIe was working a leather splitting machine when his hand was caught between the feed rol- lers, and it was dragged against the splitting knife. The hand was split as far as the middle of the palm; even the bones of the fingers were split. T. H. Walker's three-year-old son had his hand badly bitten by a dog while out walking at Ingersoll on Sun- day. The little fellow, in company with two other small boys, was walk- ing clown street and a dog belonging to Mr. B. Gray was lying on the side- walk. The children in passing aroused the canine and he immediately caught holy of Mr. Walker's boy's hand and pulled him to the ground, his teeth going through the hand in a couple of places. The dog was destroyed. Chas. Hardy's team of horses ran away at Sarnia on Monday and he was thrown down and stepped on by the animals in their frantic effort to get away.' He was more seriously hurt than was at first surmised. Some time after the accident he went to a doctor's when it was found that he had suffer- ed a fracture of his collar bone, and one end of the broken bone was al- most forced out through the flesh and skin. .Besides this he had about twen- ty bruises about his face and body. J. K. Moore, the ex -Salvationist, of St. Thomas, who eloped some time ago with "Bob" Goodchild and then re- turned home, was placed on trial at the police court Tuesday on a charge of neglecting to support the two child- ren. It transpired from the evidence that while Moore was in Detroit with Mrs. Goodchild he sent money for the support of his children, who have been living with their grandparents for the past five years. The two children were dressed and apparently well fed... Mr, Goodtbilclgave testimony but it was unimportant. The magistrate dismis- sed the case. CASTOR IA O R For Infants and Children. The tic. Simile signature of i( 05 Pers!alla SHEEP DIP AND ANIMAL WASH. Persiatic 5110011 Dili is the most highly vencentl.ited anis all-round satisfaetury Dip in the market for carni;; skin diseases in nettle, ;Intl for destroying vermin. It is powerful without being harsh, 'said im- mediatein effect with no irritating results. Ceres Sores. �Bruises, Spear Celts, Ringworm, Gangrene. lied Lim, Skiu Worms, and scab, It (luicitly ricin the animal of all vermin. Me. 0, A. Brodie, Betheeda, Ont.. Nays:— "1 used. it with great sac(£ ss in ea.trat ing 1at1)Ibs. the wash healing the womide rapidly and keeping the maggots away. 1 sha111 never be without it. 1 heartily a• reeoiumend it to farmers generally. ,t At YPICKHARDT RENFREW CO. iteht , Stouff/%fie (titDl or fromtl to Tta S, every Strapper. Ink Snell COMMERCIAL LIVERY. First-class Rigs and Horses Orders left atHawkshalv's Hotel, or at the Livery Stable, Christie's old Stand -will receive prompt at- tention. . . . rn 1 erms Reasonable, Telephone Connection OMMON SENSE' MANUS that you shotiid call and inspect the lines of GENT'S FURNISHINGS that we have placed in our store. You will find hn this new stock Quality and Price.... to suit you. FIT WELL FEEL WELL LOOK WELL This is what we always accomplish when we make a suit for you. Prices that Please. Bert. Knight. A Narrow Escape. Thankful words written by Mrs. Ada E. Hart, of Groton, S. D. "Was taken with a bad cold which settled on my lungs;.cough set in and finally terminated in Consumption. Four Doctors gaveme up, saying I coals live but a short time. I gave myself up to my Saviour,determined if I could not stay with my friends on earth, I would meet my absent ones above. My husband was advised to get�Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. I gave it a trial, took in all eight bottles. It has cured me, and thank God, I am saved and now a well and healthy wo- man." Sold by all; druggists. 50 cts. ancl'$1.00. Guaranteed or price re- funded. Children Cry for CASTOR IA. THE Exeter Turf Club SPRING MEETING MAY 24th, 1 899 --.rritioit,A.u-- •2:'20 Trot or Pace 2:811 Trot or Pace. 3:00 Trot or Pace Running, Opens - Dn. Ramona Pres. 22.i :ti•?A)aa $125 A. E. TENN ANT, Secy, I3IC ChE 1 HPAI $AI GrAIgS For 30 Days Only. Now is the time to get your bicycle put in geed order for the season. N. 1.—For $1 I wiiielean, oil and adjust all the bearings. No. 2.—For $2 T. willelean, oil and adjust all bearin' s, polish all nickeled parts, and - brighten frame and forks. i o. 9.—For $4.50 I will clean, oil,. adjust, enamel the frame and fork black or maroon and polish nickel parts. No. 4.—For $5I will clean, oil, adjust, en- amel black or maroon, true both wheels true frame, forks and cranks, repair tires if worth repairing, and polish nickel parts. No. 8.—For $8 I will clean, oil, adjust, en- amel black or maroon, true both wheels true frame, forks and cranks, repair tires it worth repairing, nickel plate all par+; ex- cept spokes and hubs. No. 6—For $10 I will Olean, oil, adjurT,• d aural blaok or maroon, true both whew true frame, forks and cranks, repair tires es above, nickel all parts, put all new spokes in both wheels. Brantford Bicycle for Sale, $40 only. All kinds of Supplies on hand. ISRAEL SMITH. THE • llh{EBGI1OH at alt EijCS. just at present the object of attraction to the people of Exeter and surround- ing country is OUR GREAT LINES —OF— FURN-ITti RE To see is to examine and to exaixxii.ue our stock is to buy. Prices are so astounding when the , quality is considered. .