Exeter Advocate, 1899-5-18, Page 4THE Mrs. Webster bster of 'Watertown has ' Comill.....t•
,bet a aarreste t in Bir efcvillee, charged
u� g� �, with trying to blackmail \Vendling, 1 1 of Illus
.t ter �v`� i .ICC ', the maxi who is charged with malt-
ipulattion of ballots in the recent elec Bl
Chas, 11. Sanders, Editor and Prop dolt, 1111 Sprillg
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THURSDAY, NAY
18. , 1899
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THE EDITOR'S CORNER.
THE' TOWN $11D'Tlir
Every citizen will admit that �'a great
znistaake was made in locating the ks-x-
eta#r etation. It has been as t re at eietri-
lianat to the town, It is so still. Last
week a moll, reputable firm came to
view the town with as view to buildings
large incident oatmeal mill and a
tiouring mill. They liked the town,
its roads, building -s, tax rates and gt n-'
creel 1)ro perity. The farming country
atrotnad gives. exactly the class of grain
etc. that they want. They would no
doubt buy land and start building here
in a few weeks, but the railway station
ie the great dr rev -back. They would
:hip huge quantities Of stuff and the
teaming, etc., would sal lessen thea
karofrits that they will probable- choose
\\ itaghaatat or senatet'nvu with Netter
taiiwaty faatilitie and competition.
Those gentlemen will probably choose
\\'ing;h:tut on cact'e►aint of the competi-
tion, Their preadtlets are sold in Qne-1
bee and the Maritime provinces, so it
_: a long haul for the railways.
'yet tlat• (1.T.R, make no move to
keep this kind of trade in their own
bands and 41 rtgui•ntly the town suf-
fers se4•inusly.
\i'hat k the remedy? .t proposition
• s + useless. It is
(o move the . t,at2u.a ist . al
not worth 41ise ul.sng, because a few
. tear•• sine. 4a ria u asked about the cost
set vola, be about
la -Company ..)Ill it �
<,2i),twu►, The to#w11 c:atz" afford that
even to get env or twat went industries.
ett the r lilway height afford to divide,
Thenslaw•olalti thing left is a spur from
1)t• �t 2t 4atl. t':}�}�+"tg: Maio etreret. Tide.
1»IIr"Alt lar a ila,cltt alai' I^•1111114"1' yards, Nay
.eleeat Lala ttetllee' lat. north of glee
;`len l lira e e prcntieta. Then all
fila= ltiaalu t. t.1)a,l. Lath, }'aunt% tlotlr, oat-
meal awl :ail Leavy :.tuff in car lots
etas 1 tee. load. ,1 ;Lad unloaded at that
point. That is a central location that
w•otnkl nearly ..tit all dealers. Then
ata• eight•t. -Saay would not era. t gra
very- nitwit in flea locality.
Had we anything like a guarantee
• would;tiniest
e t•r.
a,) we
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sae lll
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Minty have a floe and oatmeal mill
bee. In ft•l'e fall.
Why not a rvttein what the Rail-
way ie willing to do in the premises
acid lee theeitt:;t•et'• twee the Railway
t'wnpaany,in a proper spirit and it eau
.,
would ce •t rain -
b(" lltu)+'. Tie, Ital alw :lt \ a 1
ly w's.h ft•r the i,al-int.�• lint ilea -want
-Aiming up. The sown waute the Nisi -
nests and let ns ::tit` ourselves.
Not time is to he I let if this industry:
is to be seemed. l inst ascertain at
awe whet the Railway Company will
do, then call a public meeting for die -
et ssienr.
XQTE ASIS CO L3 T.
(*JUL steek sold in i endon at WWI
being •shove par 1•or they first time in
the ln.tnry (.f the enterprise.
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It is announced that Mr. T. A.
Browne has been apppeeiutcd Post-
master at London, Ont., in succession
to Mr. R. J. C. Dawson, who is to he
.ups rttmuated.
*
American anglais are petitioning
the Ontario Gee -ermined t to abolish
the ya liceens(. fee for fishing in On-
tario waters.They say that they
come for the sport alone and take
very little of the fish across the border
with them.
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Dr. W. H. ;Wiley, Chief Chemist of
the United States Department of
Agriculture, says that fully 00 per
cent. of the articles of food and drink
manufactured in that country are
frauds. All kinds of dairy provisions,
as welI as nearly every variety of
condiments, including coffee in the,
berry, are adulterated.
xe
The Listowel Banner says that Pleat-
ing-, the forger, who escaped from
Stratford jail, did a cleverer trick than
did Pare at Napanee, inasmuch as he
had not Pare's opportunity. Phaling
made a key out of a piece of wood
from a chair rung, his only tool being
a piece of zinc from the flooring. With
this he opened two locks, and escaped
by the roof and water pipes. Pare had
wire and metal and outside assistance.
A peculiar thing is that both prisoners
left their keys behind them in their
cells. Is this an evidence that crimin-
als of this class have enough good
feeling left that they wish to clear the
jail officials by showing how they got
out
The following statement has been
issued by the Ontario Departruent of
Agriculture regarding the condition of
crops and live stock, based upon re-
ports received from 500 special corre-
spondents during the first week, of
flap, 1890. The weather in the win-
ter and early spring has been unfavor-
able to fall wheat. It is practically a
fabiluxe in some localities. A consider-
etble portion of the area sown has been
ploughed up. The reports from A:l-
e oana are more favorable than those
it older settled countries. A large
tart of the clover crop in the province
has been winter -killed, because of
ecce ty of snow. The damage has.
been greatest in Lake Erie and Lake
Ontario sections. Where the crop
tuts survived the winter it is healthy
and, flonrishiug. Wail;er rye hats'.
is intered well.
• A deputation which included the
Bishop of London, Wiz; John Burns
and others, protested to Sir Matthew
\\'ltite Ridley, the Home Secretary,
against Sunday newspapers, Sir Mat-
thew said the Clov ernutent would sup-
port municipalities in framing regula-
tions which would lttuuper such news:
papers,
• Oen. (heel} has Made the fzrst au-
thoritative statente,nt- as to the pro.,
grey., masking its the .developutent of
wireless telegraphy under the auspices
of the United States signal corm}as, The
important conclusion is rcaehed by
(xi e 1 Ir that the ware les. system is not
likely to supplant the ordinaar'ymethods
of telegraphic coainnunieation. The
results so fat obtiaitted Lave been un-
certain..
Owing to the unusual large number
of teachers s hohave been turned out
of the Normal Schools salaries in
;many places have been cut dowza to
almost starvation prices, The St.
Thomas Bozuel, which has just broken
the world's record for salary, has just
engaged a duly qualified lady for one
orate departments: of its city .school
at the princely reruultel'ation at 810
peranoutli,
Chlorosis and neurosis in young; girls
:are to beat tributed largely to the abuse
of the piano, according to Dr, \1 aetz-
hold. Out of 1,O11U girls practicing
before they are 12 years of age, 1301;
coffer from nervous disorders later in
life. The violin is more disastrous in
its effects, hat fewer girls practice on
that instrument. The doctor gives no
statistics as to the effect on the nerves
of persons etenpelled to listen to the
practicing.
The Lemitigtou peach growers es -
einem, that at least ltlt),tNill trees have
been killed by the frost during the
winter. shape$ have etiferte(1 very
severely. . the toot, looking as if they
had been boiled, Strawberries are
also affected, but the growers hope
that witg favorable weather the liana••
age will not be great. The heaviest
loser among tilt pearl* growers issaki
to be Charles iVeils. who is pulling up
111 ae rt:s of trees out of a total of :i,a
at•rc . Ile will lose •galls) trees.
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Fall wheat has rime through the;
winter in no regular fashion. some fair.4
risers in the county having splondid-
looking fields, while others have bare
and yellow patches on what promised ,
to be thick and hearty fields in No -
vendee.. 'rhe " spotting " has been
largely the result of lee forming, and
Intuit 1a.s has also resnIted from the;P;
water lying in low Tenee toward the
encs of the winter. Reports to hand
from other sections of the 1'rovmee
lead us to the conelusion that the fall
wheat prospect in this county is
above the average, and so little is be-
ing; l)luwed up here that tine weather
•t• e crop o sat tl to almostm a1 t the f a l
all ;ilea:Age yet.-(.utleri(h Signal.
Trooliie Roimias
" i eti Fee!ijis."
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PaFne's Celery Compound
Does a iNondrous Work
for Every Rundown
Man and Woman.
Tired feelinglt' These tiro words
coved a nnnititude of dangers and
perils, and should, when fully compre-
hended, be taken as serious warnings,
" Tired • feelings " gestalt front aa.
vitiated and deranged condition of
the blood and nerves, which cause a
general weakness of the entire system.
Constipation is usually one of the do-
minant troubles; digestive vigor is
lucking, appetite is poor and sleep is
never refreshing.
To banish " Tired feelings " the
blood must be cleansed and panned,
and the nerves toned and braced,
This foundation work is rasily and
gqslickly accomplished by using Paiit e's
Celery Compound, the world's famous
spring medicine. This note(, reltted,y,
purely vegetable, pleasant to tltt; taistN,
in every ease just what is claimed for
it. itis the one spring medicine that
our hest physicians vouch for; it is
the great health restorer and strength
giver that the best people of Canada
talk about in the home and on the
street.
A few bottles of s'eine's Celery Cona-
potuad used clurirlg the month of May.
will banish all the troubles that reg#u-
Itarly contribute to "'rod feelings
and i health. f yon are nervous,
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sleepless, have indigestion, lly.p(.psia,
neuralgia, litetrt trouble. kidney or
liver a1Yeetions, your doctor ur druge
gist will, if asked promptly ativ'ise
the using of Paine's Celery Comte un(,,,
Discovered by a. Woman.
Another .great ths('(every 118. Leel,
tuade,and that too, by a laity inthis
country. •• c Disr e fastened' it. elut-
ebe:;upon her and for seven year. she
withstood it', at yer+•rt 1.1."4.K, Lana her
y'itatI organs were undermined and
death seemed imminent. tkrte
ntotatlis she coughed ine a eeantly, and
could not sheet. She finally dlne.tye•r,
ed a way to recovea'y, by purt•hasing
of us a bottle of Dr. King's 'New
1)is-
eove y: for l'ntlsmnption, a1111 was sat
lunch relieved on taking; tint dose,
that .ht'slept all night: told with twe
bottle;, bas been absolutely cred.
Hematite is 12. Luther
Lute. Thus
writes W. C. ll:iauaiek 4l Co.. of Shel-
by, N. C. Sold by all Druggists at et)
Netts its au11 ti1.110 Every bottle guar -
indeed.
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Glorious News
cozies from Dr, D. B. Cargile, of
Washita, 1. T. He writes: r." Four
bottles of Electric Bitters has cured
Mrs, Brewer of Scrofula, which had
caused her great suffering for years.
Terrible sores would break, out on her
head and face, and the best doctors
could give no help, but her eure is
complete and her health is excellent."
This shows what thousands have
proved, that Eleotrie Bitters is the
best blood purifier known. It's the
supreme remedy for eczema, tetter,
salt rheum, ulcers, boils and running
sores, It stimulates liver,. Kidneys
and bowels, expels poisons, helps
digestion builds up the strength:
Only 50 cents. Sold by all Druggists,
every bottle guaranteed.
Children Cry for
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Killed His Wife.
Greenwood, Ont., May 13.—A shock-
ing tragedy was enacted stere about
seven o'clock this morning. Frederick
Wood quarrelled with his wife and
famalilylaast spring, and as as result he
Wa1S looked up in Whitby j,aii forthit e
months, Since his release Wood has
been wandering front place to place,
the family refusing to admit }tuna to
their home any more, He slept in the
barn belonging to the house last night
and this morning when the members
of the family had gone to work, his
Wife awl daughter being the nuly ones
remaining, be entered, the house.
Wood gave his watch to Itis (laughtez•,
and ordered her out. He then shot
his wife, one bullet taking effect in
the abdomen and one in the hitt k. 1Ie
then placed the revolver to his mouth
and fired, kiling himself instantly,
[Latter•,] -•-;Mos Wood suffered 111111scly
till Sunday when she steel,
Hon. A. S. Hardy has ret meted frtlt
the south, where he went to zest after
the seasiolt,
Elias Baker,a sellout t eaeher, jumped
suet of his bedroom window at Stevens-
ville and broke his nook.
Charles Dawson, foreman of the
Kennedy & Downssewn) ill, neat' Chats
ham, was killed Wednesday.
The ('bluest• have again caused trou-
ble iaa 1' (l\V Inion, and 2,111111 British
troupe have gone to stippte.s the t•is-
At Montreal Mrs. Departs rescued
twit of lit•i' clinch en 11u111 a burning
house. making a desperate 'melt
through smoke arid fktnw with one
under her arm. The fell exhausted
when the childrei were in safety.
Two ter'ri'fic' c'xrr ,l(l h)1t•. first of Chita '-
ate. thea of a boiler, wrecked ICortza
chelnieal works, St. Helens, Lance-
shire, Friday. I'entr persons were
killed and twenty injured. The dam-
age is ;i7eKI,O00.
John Place, 13 year: of age, while at
work in Millen and Plotit's basket far-
t ury. Stt)ney ('reek, Monday had his
ciething caught in the shafting Of a
revolving pulley. Ile was whirled
'arotulal mantis head dashed against at
beam its the ceiling several, tones. Ills
elothhng was torn from his body, and
he eves
probably fatally injured intern-
ally before the machinery was, stopped.
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