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Chas. B. Sanders, Editor and. Peep
THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1899
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THE EDITOR'S CORNER.
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,,sr,..1.1tra1r1ON SALAIIIES
SLOW PAY.
What luts le.era eidd by the St:at-
. ere. Henild in the fonowing item re-
eateling the st nention selaries, slew
eey. /4•`.. 1-0ruiVerl hyS34143331 tvrtalerS.
Maly 3.;:"Ipill.".11'P.0 to other counties.
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tfia seen etien.`, ..ve.e. Saiously
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The London lYfurde,
Chicago, jeue 15.-1Jntil word is re-'
ceired from London, Ont., concerning
the confession of William Bryan, a
prisoner at the Bridewell, who says he
is wanted in that city for killing
policeman named Toohey, the police:
will hold Bryan. The man is serVing
ont Lsentence at the eity prison, but
to prerea him fienu gainiug his Bbt r'
t'Y before the story 4•31.11 be iuvestigat-
ed an extra wateb, will be kept:Quid-tn.
A Yariner EiUeI
Saathroy, June t2 -M. Trustram
Rowe, an old resident of the tonnship
of Adelaide, who lived near the
rail-
rOU1 teaen, about two and ;t half miles
west of this plitee, was inetantly
by No. express about four tetioele
this afternoon. It appears the old.
man. 'who was' hard Of healing, Was
ahOtt" er0.r, the ti eck„ •end did not
itt)ti?e, the trpin nnt"" it wils :gem hien
He was. etrnek with great forte. anti
threwn quite e. dietaitte. end hie body
frheiit eeity lee reeled.
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Wedneenan Brockville, June 8. -Last night the
MARRIAGES. Boating Fatality.
June 7, 1800, -at the residence of the
bride's brother, Newgate street, hy
Rev. Jas. 4, Anderson, B.A., Philip
B. Crews, of Clinton, to INfitalie
P. Plidbene of Goderich.
Demme.
Wnrentocia-In Ushornee on June 11,
Isaac Whitlock, aged 78 years.
Menneneesox-ein Alisa Craig, on Sim-
' day, June 4th, ism -Alacpleer-
son, aged 70 ye:nee
Ineniene-At Mt. Canewl, on Juni. 2,nd,
Julia Lynch, agee 80 years.
Ceterinio-In McGillivray, on June2nd,
Lenora, wife of John Callao, aged
43
yeare.
Enseren.---At Teentrvilhe gene pith,
daughter of Rent Janies
weed 15 Y-ealr.„ 8 months.
Winehelsea
body of F. M. Holmes, a wealthy far -
men residing .across the river from
Brockville, was found in the river be-
tween here and Morristown. Mr,
Hohnes left his how on May 17 to
spend a few days at his cottage up the
river. A. eouple of days later his boat
was foiled in the channel near Poole's
resort, It is supposed that while
his boat upset and be was thrown
into the riVer. The soutineest wind
that prevailed carried the boat across
and im the .Canadian ehannel.while the
ty, whiele sank... was :equaled down'
by the current.
ES Life Was Saved
Mr, J. E. Lilly. a prominent citizen
o'f Hannibal,_aloe lately had a wolidor-
ful
deliverenee from a frightful death.
In 4Alilig of it he says; I was. token
with Typhoid Fever, that ran into
7.4" 1.4-. Young Pneumonia, My Innes betameharden-
gentlemen wheeledelown from Ilihbert 43L1 was so weak l'eonliltit even sit
on Saetlizy inel were the glutei e of Mr. .upin Led. Nothing helped nee . 1 eN-
017(1. :Ore Bereyhili.--J int SInith 1z:is soim (lip of (°04,Wiiipti0Ii.
40eW 1 33.11.1 Willtt•• n.,4,,./31 lo.4ird of Di.. ti114r.,„
to get a young hely to take to tie. 13eial eereey. One bet t le gave great rene4.
on the First. If Ilk' ean^i ga1 etre:lame:4 to 11•••• it, and. 11,0W :Mt Wen
ht. atys hIAill get tele wiw,t; 1 ;..triartz. 4.:t3"., .0y t,o n,,lcit ui
)IP" :t` 1.•••?. 113•'.1i-
,..,11,,,t1t WM 3'31,41 133.- re:ttiv ftp. nee el:17, 3. e!-nfr the s!treSt esid githietet Nine ha
4". '' • 3. 1• ". h ; N3 'd tamigo:411as: a very ne.• ' • t. womed 1 11 r1:7,0:tt and 1...Ing
tetw neek ietvale- - EA:lett-n-1e i. ext.+. 37q1/11.„j43eente sleek at anY
ee ;eve. rrind
... . tee vt twiny., :h.:etre:ea eta- Ilene- eineet; evele- onereentetel.
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n'eee N":". ilVing 111-0 • to, reeetaa , ttee 11
h tvn 71?Pet 'Olgt; ilt.331 barn rai.bigs u441.*1A 41'4". " '''''/"""‘"`“*""
41' 114 ortii.q. of the day.. Seeite lett.
30.13/ t,b• krar
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n hehapt.of ist111 num ( ' 413341
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nisr, zttpi Ina 00 atteihee 3.3.333 L,, I 111011N, 3I 3,..41 *413o14 4419! '41 Ot 3."
htt ie•Va'i•41133 t ip. 4:11 way t i:M iiraloavin• was elan. .1, mid it
wa. lee givhig geed se teen...ea:1. A aritiegell that the th „Nat heed coin °
elneinn 1,, the Farm in 19°, in 1411113"31*
moldier 431. per farmers t ook pth
i e. vent i‘nt should le. held iiittler it e ells -
had a dirt ,L,‘".'",4knilltni, Prikv;11''z, '',','''vettl'osts of
bee on Saterility, Joeepn Haw. t,e11,qu'e and ()Uteri.. 14:1y0 h.
lind
i11-si a dirt hey, „„. (1110\11 La: this year. trout WWII Met
1 lie gat144.1S • intrt 6. tinder the etiNlettV.S
e.
teeatee otee areee,„ ovea on fueedae . 1 e ‘N, .0. of the stui_hini. '1,,.agt1,,, was hod, in
tetehitt at tl sivang .01. dinner lvith tile family of a
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:entree: a - e nee lg. 4 ;.-,•3 ,:'' r, 1;11 : • ', ' Wiel ' 1.44.14% ”il 111.141.toeley of a 3.03 133
• -7:tre tr..- try. vtet re.1,. • '. ., a r.,,a;%., 41 , !..,....‘ 14' M. iie.11 john eleni
fues of let.apte
ceterle reel ea -lea lee. it, tennee. en „ rowil,..11:1, !ufi.
m ,,i,,,,I,..,11,13 tw lightning
al laa,. ,.1.,,1 „4: 1,:sAd. '-:1'. ,.st t:zhlilltx ‘, 11411413g 310 NoVtql. S11)3'113 Wilitil ixt..-ti
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urv,.ly it i:, ei; c,,:. farmer 3141131s11 t'opisland, Mee). a flash
rielt te entry like Pel It et !...) impoat , of light 'thee cakne in tile optsu door.
Ton, vaibar.:1-s 411,1' 111..n '33 3333,.. him on the right side,
(..,allty 33101".31"3' 11 43' • 44100311e t enquire parelysis. A noth-
nee-elite ae the tt•aelittrs 01' . heir eliild., vb.it slytttoya to }neves the chair
u. The rstittt 111,'11131. 1.3 eity eantait ed,tettin which Mrs. t'olwland bad Just
eor thr,,,,olartyrs ail.. year. is at 1 nsen,
and this sato should be --re--
' Irina et the litegimihig poet). year. Burolarly Wiartau,
With tinleg:
* I. -lilt iVe grant. _
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ts,i,211,1 ,114114,. 3131' t1'04005 o4.f the ,vem
r.„ arton,„liine 1:1.-- m
-This orning be-
seefiens to 04013*' 31104 the Warts tkf tween 3 ani d toh.lot.le, W. G. Ames &ea
In trhere at t %4
444 each gnarl er Intug *313131itinfilce win.' at taeked by
the prompt paynient of their halal- burglars. The combination of the
earool pitT.mees. The county should vault 'MIS' tleStrOyed, a hole drilled
..malations enough hi institute such through the door, and nitrteglyeerine
Neale of stilted finante.... and, 131)t 43i133. Thf! tv:sip1OS1011, however,.
trUstt•i•s to listlit• it an expressed or did not destroy 1.134'10('k,and when
emulition, whisn 1•11mming '3.43011 '33 3" opined thie evening by
tteteliers. that they ;Ire to wint t.11 the an t.s. -lort from (3013113. & McCullough,
•-•zul of the year for their 4'341;3l11'$." of (ht t, tilt. ('31531. and securities were
found intact, A full kit of blacksmith
3003S I10111
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3003. bliwkstillt-il 8h01)
SOU:: (` 1,M
)IERNT„ (layering, were found on the premises.
- The burglars were evidently dieturbed,
.1. meeting 4,f South Out zwio Conser.
ratives at Whitby 11133131101t1341:11r.
t*httries Calder for the byv-eleetion
eoon to take plave in the riding.
No Right to Ugliness,
The: Women who is lovely fam
form and teniper will always have
e*
friends,- but 011e '3S110'3S110WOnia be: at-
trae mustctivkeep her health.. If she
in the province of Ord:trio there are is weak, siekly and all run down, :She
'.11l be metvoue 1331(1:neetalee. It she
had constipation or kidney trouble.her
impure blood will cause pimple's,
blotches, skin eruptions and a wretch-
ed complexion. Electric Bittees is the
best medicine in the world to regulate
stomach, liver and. kidneys and to
pnrify the blood. It gives strong
nerves, bright eyes, smooth, velvety
skin, rich complexion. It will make a
geothlooki»g, chaming woman of a
rim -down invalid. Only 50 cents at
any Drug Store.
114131505 181 RA agl, and el Orpean-
ewes, All the collate- houses ht neer_
Won are West of Toronto with the
011' exception of Leedsand Grenville.
The total number of inmates is 4481) of
whom 1170 are males and 3010 are
females. In religion they are classifi-
ed as: Wawa Catholics '2235; Protes-
mat 2,171; or other religion:: are not
known, 24. The nationalities are:
Vanadian, 1751; English. 820;-
14450; Scotch 201; Ueited States, 72;
tad other countries, 152,
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TOME Mrener.-This case, tried
ei the Goderich Division Coure
Court som
eime since, was en action to recover
from mine host of the Bedford a sum
money for goods said to have been
taken out of saihple room at Miller's
hotel. At the trial the jury awarded
$30 and costs, and from this the plain-
tiff through his solicitor, L. E. Dancey,
appealed, asking for prohibition again-
st the Division court in this town from
earrying out the judgment. The ap-
peal came before Mr. Justice Rose in
Poronto on Monday, and the prohibi-
eion was granted with costs. This de-
eision is an entire reversal of the first
judgment, and is in favor of Jonathan
*53*
By recent changes made in the
Municipal .A.ct, farmers' stepsons are
.,even the same rights as farmers' sons
-en respect to Municipal votes, Muni-
eipal candidattes declining nominations
must file their resignation with the
ilerk before G p.m. on the following
Jay, instead of before midnight. .All
.eettnicipal and county councillors must
etereafter vote on every question cora-
Eng before the council by open vote,
balloting in council being declared il-
legal. No municipal council will here-
after have power to grant any exemp-
tions from. taxation except with the
sssent of two-thirds of the electors
entitled to vote thereon. The grant-
ing of teacle licenses is made &Isere O mi.
taey with municipal council. Trader
an amendment of the assessment act,
all farming implements and vehicles,
all hay, grain Ftnd other produce are
exempt from taxation.
Crazed by Grief.
Chathaan, Ont., Sane 12. -On being
eeid of the death of her son, Mrs.
Francis Robinet, wife of a highly re-
eaueeted farmer, of: Sandwieh, made
eve° desperate attempts to commit sui-
eicle yesterday. She seized a butcher
knife and attempted to cut her throat,
but friends inter•vened. A little time
afterwards the pool: woxnan, crazed
with grief, poured keroseue on her
elothing, and tried to burn herself to
death. This was also diseovere.d in
itene to save her, but she is now in a
:30.11011S condition. Suffering from
ehock. Stephen Robinele her son, 20
yearsold, was a member. of No. 5
henpany, 21st Battalicm, Essex Fusi-
liers, While attending London camp
he was seized with hemorrhage of the
limgs, and was taken to tb.e leospital.
Inuring his nurses absence he tried to
lea,ve the hospital, with the idea ce
going home, but was detected. The
fftetit was too much, and he never re-
3C,Veved.
Killed While he Ran.
Blenheim. June 7.-A terrible acci-
cleat happened yesterday afternoon,
resulting in the sudden death of John
Weslart, an employe of Joseph Leth-
waite, of the Ridge Road, Harwich
township. While engaged in building
a new foundation to the barn, the sid-
ing of the barn was all eemoved, leav-
ing the rafters and roof on. A sudden
and violent wind and rain storm came
up about 5 o'clock, causing.the men to
run for shelter from the ram, towards
0 small flea house about fonr rods dis-
tant. As they hastened off a load crack
was heard, as though timbers were
breaking, and as Sherman Griffinewho
was running alongside John Weslan,
turned, having suddenly thought of
his smoke coat that he left hanging in
the barn, and was barely missed by
the flying half of the roof that had
been blown from the barn. It glanced
by him, striking Weslan square m the
head and shoulders, breakinghis neck
and shoulders, killing him instantly
as it crnshed him to the earth. Robt.
Tedford, Mr. Mead and Lethwaite's
son have to thank their fleetness of
foot for saving their lives. They were
only three feet in advance of the poor
victim.
Mr. C. Guilin:it gaieltel on Thursday
evening 4113(1. 0. a graml surcess.
The it ),•t-ning 11131. ;Intl there mete it
very large turnout. The ii,irkton
Brass Band furnislwd some excellent
mask; whieh added, much to the even-
ing's entertainment. Mr. Ed. 'limit,-
wood ntve 21. few elmice songs. Flit 15
West Elgin Protests
Toronto, June 13. -The particulars
have been filled in the case of the West
Elgin petition against D. McNish. Ser-
ious charges are brought against Depu-
ty Returning Officer Duncan Bole, to
the effect that he concealed the ballots
of No. 4 Southwold, and during the
night following the elections opened
the ballot boxes and altered, defaced
and substituted ballots. Sheriff Brown
the returning officer, is also accused of
mieconduct, in that being well ac-
quainted in the riding he consulted
with McNish and his supporters and
agents concerning the appointment of
deputy returning officers, and then
without giving auy reliable or reason-
able information to the identity, intel-
ligence or integrity appointed men to
these offices. It is alleged that un-
known men acted in several divisions
uncle'. assumed names which are given.
In the case of several divisions of St.
Thomas it is asserted that deputy re-
turning officers were not appointed
until the clay before the election and
the Sheriff refused to make known
their names to the agents of McDiar-
mid, the Conservative candidate. It
is further asserted that the returning
officer received ballot boxes from di-
visions No. 4, 11 and 8, of St. Thomas
from persons other than deputy re-
turning officers without ascertaining
or endeavoring to ascertain from whom
reeeived.
the sueettee, of the Montreal meeting
may be reeardtel alreadv assured.
05 eo for as attendanee is c•oiwornml:
While a('li•gates; 113 L'('4 $14&'2211)13' 131331)-
1)mm exlmi•liml, front 811 parts of (he
V01131try. .1 large vontingent
‘. down by the eva " 0. looked fm.,
there 15 but one C. K Couven.
tion in the :Maritime Provinces, in-
I-tead of the usual three a untuil events.
goot 3.1331 ssinger and bat:some up-to-date emglentare rate for the round trip
Viee't.4., The penmen; aweennea to has been eateared on ail milways. As
eeee - mete Xellio White ie nue to he fee ttS tht: 94.1eg3tte.., Is
out around again. ---The pittlunastere lelletedem the Christieu hOltri of the
have ;Tenni the wade for th, wet etty; the price for these banks has
two in. three mouths. "Why not do
this slat ute labor in the fall? It would
be well if our vouriell would pass a bee
law to that (431'('t, -Mi'. R. la, Comb,
was in tioderich on a law ;mit, regard-
ing the burning of the evaporator here
on Oet. 10113 Inet.---Mrs, .1. W. Roy is
recoverieg from her reeent 03,-
The feint of the late 11301333, 1141,33.00(1
Was sold by auction on Friday last, the
purchasers being fiezlewood
the price paid was $5,000. There was
a good number at (lee side aud bidding
WaS pretty ilYelY. 11. DrOWn was the
„auctioneer.
Farq ;Thar
Comurrau Stneenne-One of the
most tingle evente that eVer oceurred
in this vicinit,y took place, last Sunday
morning, when Lizzie, tee eldest
danghter of Mr. Robert Monteith, got
up out of bed about 5 o'clock, opened
the hatch door leading into the cis-
tern ;mit then went down through
another opening, fourteen inches
square, into the cistern and ended her
life in about four and a half feet of
water. It appears she had been a
sufferer for limey two years and. yet
despite good medical treatment and
kind friends her health gradually be-
came worse and her trouble and suffer-
ing so intense that her mind became
deranged. She was of a quite and re-
tiring disposition, inoffeneivi. and. un-
assuming in her manner, kind, gentle
and friendly to all. She was a true
and faithful member of the Thames
Road Presbyterian church. She was
20 years of age. The high esteem and
love in which she was held. and. the
deep affection and strong sympathy
for the parents and relatives were
evidenced by the large number of
people that attended the funeral to
pay their last token of respect for the
departed one and to console sorrow
with the bereaved. Her remains
were interred 111 the Exeter cemetery
on Monday afternoon.
The alinnal picnic in S.S. No. 2,is to
be held in Mr. Hunkin's grove on June
23rd. A good time is expected as Mr.
Jeckell and Miss Kirk, the teachers,
are sparing no time to make it a
success. -Mr. George Hackney has
successfully passed his second year's
examination at Toronto University.
Last year he spent his vacation in
Manitoba and the North 'West. This
year he will remain at home. -Messrs.
Allan McDoegald and William Tow-
ers, Jr., intend having an excursion to
Grand Bend on Saturday, the .17th
inst. They have engaged a piper and
a viohnst for the occasion, so a, good
thne is expected. -Mr. Richard Rey -
man had a dirt bee one day last week
banking up the approach to his barn
Mr. John Pollen had a verry harrow
escape from what might have been
a very serious loss. It is supposed that
the little girl while pleying with
matches lit one and left it burnhag • in
the front room and then event into
the kitchen. When noticed the Are
had spread over the room, burning
the wall paper, considerableof the
bedding and furnature. A few more
and the fire would have gainedsuch
headway that the house and house-
hold goods could not have been saved.
-Mr. Earnest McNichol while prepar-
ing his horse for a chive Sunday after-
noon, met with. rather a painful mis-
hap by being bit over the eye by his
driver. MoRnee-Don't go out on
Sunday • driving. -Mrs. D. Turnbull
has been very ill with pneumonia
during the past two weeks. As she is
in hex. eightieth year, fears are enter-
tained of her recovery. Her on, the
Rev. J. A. Turnbull, of Toronto, has
been at her bedside foe. upwards a
week. Mr. Turnbull is one of the
most p.oprdar preachers in the Queen
City of the West and has a fine' Con-
gregation which has increased very
rapidly underhis pastorate.-Mr.Wm.
Tawer's and hi$ wife spent a few days
of last week at Greed Bend with their
son-in-law. Mr. Archie McCurdy. Me.
Towers has everything comfortable
and convenient at home• an d can ev-ell
offoud to enjoy life the rest of his
cleys in ease.
been limited by the heal eountut tee
to 50 cents per day for a room, and -25
rents for eaeh ineal. Stiitnble
commodation win oleo he somilrod 131
hotels and boarding housee, at sueh
rates as the delegates may xvish to pay
eo that all who would come are pro.
mised enmfortable homes at a e0141.
1.01113131 4:11444' nueme,
The Dominiou Convention will be
held in the magnifieent and ceipacious 1131.4 33('11 3)4. *311 all linit's i s"1-
emn, but more especially when a
St. James Methodist Climate on St.
Catherine Street, beginning Thursday F.'!"1.1g in'mn just euntUU'llel/Ig 11ct
,Z) 1,5h y 1.0,1 tit is calliml away. \ eduesility morn -
!tie.. eletienee itenenee ' . 't .4.,'%; ti'l'AA.‘."4:43r3"00.113,
What is
Castoria is for Tufauts and Childreu, Castoriu, is a
harmless substitute for Castor ail, Paregoric, Drops
and Soothing Syrups, It .eoutains neither Opium,
Morphine nor other Narcotic substance,. It is Pleasant.
Its guarantee is thirty years' use by Millions of
Mothers. eastoria, destroys Worms and allays reverish-
ness, easterly, cures Diarrhoea and Wind, Castoria
relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and
Castoria, assimilates the Vood, regulates
the Stonmelt and. Bowels tit -Infants and. Children, giving
healthy and natural eleep. Castorla is tho Children's
Patmeett-The 3Iother's I`riend.
Castoria,
"casto4a es...,•sltr.,nt tztes1Hrine, fsr
chi:titan. :Moths - • n ;lc 13,1,1 ;no
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SIONAtURE OF
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APPEARS ON EV
TI•4- 4.• 1,1.4,31,10C.+1,P4NY
Winghatut On Saturday evening
last, one of the oldest resident- 0;
Wingliann in the evretel of Isaat. bee
laud, pieetel away to the great he,
4 Y1)1441111 his 8,2011 year. Dem.:teed had
„
, reeitled in 'V't nigirao for many year-.
Ile conducted a hi:wit:quit it :Amp at
i 1114' hOl11.11 OW of j °sold:dui. :elute, 1411-
" 1 11 a few years agl), 1010) failing
i 1 1.,
iAMMO t'0111Pelled WM V) et.:Ist• ilis
labors. lie had been in feeble health
for a number of yeare. .1 widow and
1
a geown up family of sons nud dinv-lv,
c.
tors are iert to mourn his loss.
eto r t e os mu u
411111 tlth. The programme and .generall,
arrangements are in the: hands of the
Canadian Council, which as 000P0F.8d
of Mr. G. Tower Fergnson, Toronto,
President ; Rey. 8, P. Rose, 0.1)., Ot-
tawa, Viee-President; Mr. O. 1. Atkin-
son; Toronto, Secretary-Treaeurer:
together With the Presidents of the
eight provincial unions. The follow-
ing committee. appointed by Mon-
treal 0.'E. 1.Tnion, has charge of the
local arrangemen tee namely: James
Wilson, Chairman; George Lyman,
Secretary; john ('unningham, Fin -
10304'; J. H. Canford, Hotels; W. S.
Leslie, Reception; .1. Ritchie Bell,
Mimic: IL A. Moulton, Press; W.
Palmer, Halls; Rev. Dre. 1)3331500,, Pul-
pit Supply. These are all energetic
and enthusiaetic Endeavorers and
have .aiready appli.ed themselves to
the task, before them with the deter-
mination that nothing shall be left un-
done on their part, to make the -Con-
vention a grand. success.
A Sure Reward When
Paine's Celery COM -
pound is Used.
The Only Medicine That is
Able to Call a Halt to All
Wasting and Danger-
ous Diseases.
If sick people -young and old-acte
e(1 with greater promptness and de-
cision, suffering, agony and misery
would be vastly reduced.
To delay the work of regulating and
bracing, the nerves and purifying the
blood is a senotis mistake.
and poiemed, when the nervous sys-
When the blood is sluggish, impure
tem is unbalanced, when digestion is
-deranged, and the appetite poor and
variable, be assured our conclibion is
critical and calls for instant attention
before the hot summee weather brings
its many added dangers.
At this time the use of Paine's Celery
Compound will do a marvellous work
forevery rundown, sick anti diseased
man and woman. Its life-giving work
first commences with the blood, which
is made clean and pure; then the
nerves are quickly set in order, diges-
tive vigor is fully restored, the appe-
tite is made natival, sleep is refreshing
and the despondent heart is made
light and ieyous.
It is well to bear in inhad that Paine's
Celery Compound owes its origin to
the most distingnished physician that
this North American continent ever
produced, and his great and worthy
prescription is publicly indorsed by
our best medical experts.
if ail disheartened sufferers will
start proniptly with Paine's Celery
Compound they will be Astonished aed
delighted with the speed with which
this wonderful remedy is able to call a
heft to wasting and dangerous dis-
eases. It is now making tens of thou-
sands '304311 113131 strong 'Tor the hot and
sickly summer weather.
Children Cry For,
CAST
ing Miss Florence McKee, danghter of
Mr. McKee, merchant, died front that
dread disease, constimptum, 3It tile Inv
Of 24. She bad been ill t.ver since they
moved to Mitchell, and money,eare
or Mott had been $pared to being her
bock to health- Death came at last.
and WnS bravely met, as she had led a
beautiful life, The bereaved father
and. sister have the sympathy or a
large circle of friends. ifer remains
were taken to Peterboro and 1011'i'(1e
beside her mother, who died about five
years ago.
While a, load Of foot -bell players
from Iroquis'Ont„ were driving to
tehesteryille Satin:knee their hoeses
took fright and one line broke thus
drawing the team to the ditch, upset-
ting the rig and throwing the men-
paets Out Mac. Gibbons, of irean,
was seriously hurt, having his thigh
brokeu, and being otherwise badly
bruised.
CASTSIA
For Infants and Children.
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3133311
cieenura
of
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is; on
orore
mann.
THE GLASS OF FASHION.
Round waists and Eton jackets of fur
are worn with cloth skirts.
'Fancy handkerchiefs with colored
hemstitched borders and colored em-
broidery are revived again.
Drap de cuir is one name for the new
dull finished cloth which is coming in
to fill the place of faced cloths.
A novelty in skating gowns is made
entirely of black caracul with rosettes
of rose colored velvet on the bodice to
brighten the effect.
Bengaline in any pretty color is very
popular for separate waists, but if yon
want the smartest thing get white and
make it with a narrow round yolee of
lace.
The best dressed, most up to date
women have discarded jewelry almost
entirely for day wear, but gems of all
kinds and grades of magnificence glitter
in profusion in the evening.
Street jackets for the coming season
are either buttoned close down the
front or turned back in revers to the
waist line, or made double breasted,
fastening from the shoulder down on
the left side.
The prevailing tendency in skirts just
at the moment is to abolish seams as
nearly as possible. One new model has
no seam in the back and is carried out
in cloth with silk introduced at each
side in panels_or a sort of stole end ef-
fect.
A stunning muff to carry with your
black cloth gown is made Of black chit
fon shine(' into tucks, and white Per-
sian lamb. The chiffon forms the wide
band around the center, and the fur is
the lining which extends over the edge
in two white bands at the ends. -New
York Oull.
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5.
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um es -isi-rkth,1,1 guaranies, 3.or
1,334 4
1%7.44 SteelTw1.9:4',!'),Hu
-rls *33330','S.;
t auntlt. theitit 1134 r:arollari., ter t lieuNeerix.
pur.toont.• 8101 3 -•33, rs!•••-• 3 *40 IF ,
1:441" 434 4 ift, 1.4.44, :4 r i!.
101
lant) Spray..
Persiatie ut rts nix eon lain.. 110 31
poi,ou or 1'a1: -.0r, 530'.•
(4.3313 lit.lit.' *13I33), we. Intrude.. •rsk
1.i -wino to n• Cunasla's soslv roliable spray
Sheep Dip.
Mi.:Ninth` 1 lipi,i4 preparatian fur tj;e
cure of -.lint ii.eases the v340(.1331011 ot
vermin In sImess eatths. It is Isigislv
ineslii:inal anti snws its work weel3 ttki drastis•
or irrtt.tting lluslorsel 11; lowing
Shtell raisers.
Horse Wash.
Persiatio Horse Watill is a. prepariA
medicament for the 4.1.41 513(), tlir,egowa 310..
tU3iztu hors's 1311.1 for rishling then) Or 4t3i
insect, pests and vermin • 1 t has 13 surpass-
ingly reiresinsig effect, I Age tele, the pat
and mats this skin in a thortsuglsly healthy
condition. Price 8.1.60 vet St oz. can.
Pig Wash.
Persiatic Pig Was1; is successfully II:Wit all
011S4S of slon diseases of swine,,and for 11111,.
trosine pits, lino anti vvrnon generally.
Iti.•eps 1.138 .414(1.4 in boalthy vonsliton and 013-
.433348 33 'healthy appearance 111 the dresse 1
13111131131 10r market,
eIi t LIJllS III2ijp())11.1A.,titiz
Hon House Spray and. Poultry Pow-
der destroy vermin peculiar to the feather-
ed stock -on fowls or in sheds. A et a disin-
fectant, destroying germs and purifying the
titmosp sere. Used lilasrally they prevent
ro wo an 1 kindred. diseases.
Purchase these goods from your dettler, or
beud to us direct .for thorn. We iaOlte corm-
spoildenee.
TUE PICKilAnDT RENPREW CO., Limited,
Stonfiville, Ont.
'Soldiers Have Gone.
The soldiers have gone home, and
Carling's Heights, the scene of great
military activity for the past fort-
night, once more presents its 1.1811111
appearance. But for a few canteens
remaining on the grounds, there is
scarcely anything to indicate that a
camp has been in progress. * * The
pay list of the troops has been made
up by Col. Dawson, district paymas-
ter, showing the total cost of the
camp to have been nearly $34,00ge
The sums paid. to the several &eV"
were as follows: -Hussars, $4,200:
Twenty-first (Essex), $2,000; Twenty-
sixth (Middlesex), $2,900; Thirty-third.
(Huron), $2,400; Thietie th (Wellington), ee"--
$8,700; Twenty-seventh (Lambton),
$2,450; Twenty-eight (Peeth), $1,700;
Thirty-secoucl (Bruce), $5,750; Tweuty-
ninth (Waterloo), $1,800, a total ef
$26,450. To this limst be added the
amount expended for rations, $5051.86,
and foe theestaff officers over $1,000,
bringing tlih grand. total to nearly .
$31,000. The cost of the rations: -
Bread, $822.30; meat, $2,163.97, po-
tatoes, $288.53; groceries $703.46 for-
age, $563; fuel, $398.10; straw, $2.50. -
Free Press.
A ten -year-old Kingston boy, named
Robert Turner was drowned Monday.
The County Council of Essex has
voted $14,000 towards the establish-
ment of a house of eefuge.
At Chatham F. G. George, while en-
gaged. in pruning trees, Was struck in
the face with a falling limb and one
eye was completely knocked oat.
The casualties of the United States
troops since the oritbx.eak of hostilities
in the Philippines has reache11 a total
of 1,029. Diming the engagement of
Saturday the United States lost two
officers killed and 21 men wounded. ,
Ida May, the three-year-old daugh-
ter of Horace Pairman, of Handlton,
while playing with matches in rear of
her parents' house last evening, set fire
to her clothing and. was fatally burned.
She died within a couple of hours,
medical aid being unable to save her
Children Cry for
C STO 1A,