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P THURSDAY, J 6LY 6, 1899 Cal l.1D;1'?� SILL.IEE. The blaekes t chapter i11 the political history of Canada is written in the nine of West Elgin, The cruise, disclosed in South ()nter- io and. West Huron are mere in hew- •4tions compared to the appalling guilt ,f t1ii orgatltite•el assault upon the tight to an honest vote and a fair comae Drowning at Seaforth. Seaforth, July 3. -Clarence Robert- son, aged 10 years, who ensue from Goderich to spend his holidays at his ' the was to -day drowned to .Egmondvllle dam. The lad was in company with some other boys play- ing, when he accidentally fell in. .Btirxjed to Death. Port Hope, July 1.-iist nightI t old Dodds, an t - 11, dt t� t 0 1 ocl, Mrs. I 0 it l4l%It - 1, t e l lady who was visiting M1•, Ferguson o11 Hagerman street, was retiring, and wane going upstairs the lamp which she carried ried exploded. She had- .1Irs. .Ferguson's youngest child in her arum at the time, but managed to save it, and ellen ran for the street. When Annul she was lying 011 the floor step with every vestige of clothing and also her hair banned on. Five doc- tors were called. but tieir ettorts were of 110 avaail,as She only lived nboutfour hour's, expiring about 2 o'clock this Bl abery earn slay its thousands, but lllorning, -- fiat d slay, its tens of thousands.. Corrupt kmcan only anvil the worth- Could not express the rapture of less nem who floes not value hie vote, Analie F. tipringel; of 1123 Howard but fra:ld tit>.tautis the vote of the hon • `t., 1'hilateielpo u, Pace, 1t•hen site found that De. hehe a, New Discovery for est leraall. Corruption will let Pt. voter ('onsuulptiou lead eonn lately cured aelon e if he lets it alone. Fraud omits ler of a hacking cough t tat for many t'lltllronl4•(1 at the pt111irl ; booth, and , years had illade life a burden. All data non nines how teat• hottest (:anaadi- other remedies and doctors could give lu'1.11) ht4p, but she says of this Royal 4f21 t-fits°�i Sf1 l.11l ; :tea it x'e.eII"wt?;ti the r 'girt ('t1l'e -''it 5o(111 removed the palm in to do the 4etnlatilag-. nay chest and 1 can now sleepsoneelly, The Ontario tiov.•rntnent had better something I t':tn .t •areely remember hear fl•tntl flet• doing; !tenon. I feel 1fll:tn:.en lrtllmg its 11:1 �tf'n to tit �..t. l ate it sn> - peidees throughout the t'nivelse " no rl'imte utergl. tl:.ta <1 t'ot^ 11111• ltnetit tat wUl tevei'vone wbta trios I)r. Kin'g's Donald MaeNien ill we -t Elgin. The New I)isiewery for any trouble of ttri•* 1 Threat, ('beet oi• l'aNgs. I 1 is t ('rtt.;e•tl lwttl.t., seem to have game et'lIt(and 81•"" at nnv Drug; ,'tore; into the 1111+1n1t•sti with :t etlifdetu'e' every battle guaranteed. Ia11.11 of the belief that they batt the t;'.eertimex4t l.11irel them anis if the ittt,i'n,';"-tet .t r'.:l flee to it14.\'e' 111 thlt' . flin'''ts 11:1 of i+ ahh•ia';og the exl.tr.etl Mentis\t'tlaht.ln night '2.t�.- ("114' Ot yed real here last 111 lit win 11 1 tr , t i (Times tit it, friends in West Elgin it 1;1 Oreo htlildings, including the foie will he tlittleatlt to t .,•:alit' the eoncln- sat-ing: 4. lie Ande1•snn's 11:a1Yltware X3.'1l 11181 the (;f.veriMient Of t..-. /Al ,- 't We, Moore and Thomas' °fti+•t•., . ,a,a • . ,• _ Wm. La1g=little+ s billiard parlors. J. t-ilda•::',a IfPt'a: c C til?• A, .1� ..:at R:1+ f n lcttl,itle.ttly*:arn'liit•nl't• store. lir'. ('tle- t nue stir its 1,t'4lc•hi - leit'grztiil, Must's tifilte. Jas. I.ittle's shoe stow., ft{'l'Ctllt'UIt East. _..__. Reid's tailor shun, (leo. Pea- t'ef 115t:41101' ;`11;111. Charle'S Silalpkfn's A %eel- lir.;*vy t•:eiu sawn, gra,.ett 'th'y goods and greeerit'+. 1).Taait':+their .•'r' 114'+ - t'.,: -,t a14 W.4n,t• v 11,x. ;*.n 1et•tl. 014411,4:14 . lulnl 1/V1•117. 1141111$1a5 t4;.;the bei k- 'ncrt;trri t>:h . 11, hlnbes'i-tI. ;Lead,. lett tae finite.,•1i''8 -. -ti hunt. •. . lin J. A. ('lade. dwelling Ionise, W118181fi*+ail lat•1't•ectal: ill the Ates `'feral staldee and outbuildings. T. :rt Iweftatlttal eta 'than -•a:(1 8111 all l'el+ ee timers store and ('lade( to Son's bank :e a +>,nl time, We have no rea-tflt to damaged- Origin of the tire unknown. 114 4 4 Itt..•ar weed a• west of lien? diel Lees about $nataillit, net return till next day. -1ltu•burg pee-; renl a rDrowned at �"x0(leTiQll. e:atle: deserted eulr8llt r tete satntdl '\ :d, et • a'y lee-'•ne w':a. away 1-4 ($a,.l .'tt t t' r laa, The \14r- t1u1 lt h, jolly 1. About 7Welted; rayl.e l°I'eh treie4l Pin :et y *4*i1*»t 18 Iti'. 0Vt1i*)g hall *4 M('140811, aged nine greenel then whit ib, -11'•4 eitirtuitt„ 'laugh( '1.111Mr..1thm Mr1.o9n.lti iliiamr Slxelollt , :.,' thee' so- tArl•1ed home, miss st., ;was iniert'11 franl her home. Not !lona 1I°t ieen. vele, Ire: heel %inning i having 111 4.11 Sl't•11 for two hour's, and iter '•*-tt•r. Mr (fel Mantle, lotin•itetl at.1heta' \\•..41large water tank nearby he her ht•ae near n, Nadler til sun. ` t hat wile being tilled u11, a neighbor clay.. -;ter. Harpy `+w' herr ie oaring. at 'nuked in and saw the ohild's hitt tloat- +'atrltr:ul of emit healed fti int Exeter. • • $ beg nn the wanes. As there Was vo11- 1,1i - May L a\v..tit i.. visiting; cat Mr. sitterable water in the tank and three 'Tis. , . 1.71Wsoei • t 11i•: geek.- • .1 tert•itl,' :loads of dirt hall been dumped in ;cite sante anti buil :aurae, aeeonlllatttied 1,r f the vhild was suppose(} to have fallen thnelder and 1: ;htu;u',. pawed ,11',•4..1 i'4., t11e• see:alt fire engine w•at5 taken tt A Thousand Tongues.. Bothwell's Bad Fire. A Frightful Blunder 1 AIME, DREYFUS COOK I Will often cause a horrible Burn, Scald, Cut or Bruise. Bueklell's Arn- ica Salve. the best in the world, will kill a the pain and promptly heal it. Cures Old Sores, Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Felons, Corns, all Skin Erup- tions. Best Pile cure on earth. Only ?nets. ar box. Cure. guaranteed, Sold by all Druggists.. FatalRevolver o l e Accident. .. Windsor„ July 1.-\� tu. 11Tager urn is in Hotel Dieu with a• revolver wound that may prove fatal. 11'alrgerultt walked into the office of the E. S D. bicycle works this morning and picked up a 32 -calibre bull -dog revolver that was lying o11 a table, Re proceeded to examine its Imecbanielm, when Nor- man Drake, the massager of the office, took the weapon to a how ;,MM'agor4.uu how it was charged and discharged, Drake bad just placed one bullet in the pistol when it accidentally went off. The bullet entered the lower left side of ltagerunz's abdomen. Two doe - tors probed for the bullet, but could not find it. Magernnx is in a critical '1 married condition. He is < 0d Ivan, and is connected with the Parke. Davis Co., of Walkerville. He exonerates Drake from blame, Donald Perrier, who murdered Jen- nie Anderson, �t as hanged in the jail at Net- Westminister, Mr. James Balbixnie, )lay or' of llus- kegon, )tick„ was shot and killed by J. \V Taylor, a disappointed oftlee- se'e'ker. Tayeer:deo shot himself fat- ally. Gotlerieh; The infant sort of Nor - Graham was permanently blinded 1n. one eye by another slata ll child who threw a table fork at hien, Godet•ie•h:: Lest week while patseing around the nears, Mrs, l�", e1, Rityl:as stepped on a trail that protruded through al piece of 11811ber'. atnel the spike paused through the light shoe 'rte wore and clear through her foot, Tile lately':•, facture, who teats present, removed the nail, but so firmly was it fixed in the boot and foot, that it re- gnireal all hie streligth to release it. Mrs. Rhyme- is recovering; nicely from the mishap, Hayfield: ,lir. John Beacom has rented Itis jItt.14et'e farm for ar term of eve years at $":1.`,9 per annum, taxi's and atntute label. to Mr. Willis Bell, of the well-known hell family of the lith can, trio is known to be a good farmer and is a sound ('0nservative and ('Inlreluiian, adhere -lee he would hardly have been. at•et'p}ted ars tenant by Mr. Beacons, 111•. Beacons takes oil' this crop when he proves to London township to take possession of one of , the nlelst fertile homesteads in th'lt municipatlity. With Ins departure there' will only be two Be'ae0lll votes etre the old I3atyfield Line• where at one trim' the five brothers lived. • Iowan: A. quiet wedding took plate• at the residetwe of Mr. W. E. Stanley '.I'lltn'ulay horning, when his only • daughter, hiss luat Blanche Stanley, 1•; was married to Dr, Chas. A. Campbell of Brooklyn, N. Y. The ceremony ' was performed at 701 by Rev. II. A. 1 hi. s,• •1 .c1:/ .11) Mouthy ..vellilag, blow- ing down treee 4111(1 ieilcos and atilt thla- kiln roe( of lir. (1. Mantle". Pare and Hoiden. (*111(4 a, Jelly ;t'ollllni.sioner Sher- \nton this mattering reran ve 4 it t'1i.ii;un Inert Con -table George Sketlin•gton, Intt.rcolonial Railway. etating that Pare and 1io1den 1141(11.eeti arrest (11 at ('anlpllollta.n. N. B. Ht. bad seen the heel and identified them. I I)ENTFI I,1) By (=REI;R. l'aultplieliton. N. 13.. July .1.• . Delve - Hee Greer frenll Trento. arrived here this lmu•:ling. and on seeing. the two men arrested 111"1'4•;411 stispieitn of be- ing Pare and Bolden, the eeealx•el bank robbers. identified theist as the mien wanted. The 1114.11 will leave for Tor- onto by tn-Inor1•t1t- *tensing'~ express. They have been very reticent all the time of their inea1Ceration here. Tiley have lean guarded by fie.. or six men. well armed, but to -flay the guard has been inereased to seeure the safe keep- ing of the prisoners until they are really to leave here at 2.10 to -morrow lilorning. NOT UNEXPECTED. Toronto, July 4 ----The capture of Pare and Holden in New Brunswick was not unexpected. Three weeks ago the Attorney -General's Department was notified that the men were in hid- ing in that part of the Country. Killed at Cobourg. Cobourg. July 3.-A sad fatality oc- curred at the G. T. R. station this morning between 12 and 1 o'cloek by which at young mall named Wilson, whose people reside in Toronto, lost his life. The young man had been at Belleville, and was making his way back to Toronto. At Cobonrg ho at- tempted to board a train. He is sup- posed to have struck his head against the crane of the water tadk. It is said that death was almost instantaneous. Mr. Jacob Wilson, Toronto, father of the young man, was wired news of the sad occurrence, and arrived here early this forenoon. The body was taken to Tait's undertaking establishment. • talc- sunt. Ili.' wittt'1.• 1lllri1petl blit, and a few xi:intltes atftt swords the little bode twa� fomite e- it few urine tinder the dirt. I'1'he Coroner.. Ile. J. 11-. Holmes, wit was present. decided that an inquest was neve-envy,, and it will be eon - tinned on Monday or Tuesday. The tank is an old one that was used fer fire purposes before the town had wa- terworks. It' was covered with long •T11omes,10(10rof 11o1v Trinity ch•ixci4.. ' The bridesmaid teas 'Hiss Ida Porte, I while Mr. (neo. AetzeI of Seaforth, of- t belated tis grooulsulatu. The bride was given WWII) by her father. Miss Hat- tie Youmans, of St. Thomas, played the wedding march. A dainty dejeu- • leer was served, a11d Dr. .and lir;. ('alnpbeli left on the nine o'clock train for their new house in Brooklyn, N.T. Testimonial of Abraham Dearing This is to certify that I have used English Stock Food lnanufactiued by 0. Lutz for calves, milch cows, and young pigs; and in all cases have found it most satisfactory. The calves have grown faster and done better than ever before; the mileh cows have im- proved in condition. The flow of milk has increased 20 per cent and is of greater richness; the young pigs have done better on English Stock Foocl than I ever knew them do be- fore. English Stock Food is a most excellent and valuable article ancl should beused by all stock raisers. It only requires to he given a trial in. order to prove its merits. It is cheap ascom arecl with other stock food. have much pleasure in recommending it to stock raisers. ABRAHAM DEA'RING. children Cry for AST I logs about a1 foot in diameter, 501110 of which haua been removed to allow the tilling 1111, and it was through the open- ing thus made that the little one Hurst have fallen. There were many people present when the body nas formes, and. there was ltltteh comment. about the opening into the well being left un- guarded during the filling-in proses. THE WESTERN FAIR London, September 7 to 16, 1899. The direr tri s of this ever progressive institution finds themselves facing their annual difficulty, that of provid- ing sufficient 41ccoxnluodatiom for ex- hibitors and visitors at the great Live Stock and Agricultural Show of Wes- tern Canada, but now as in the past they are equal to the occasion, having plenty of money and hard earned ex- perience. An extensive addition is in course of construction to the Machin- ery Hall, nearly doubling its capacity. The Agricultural, Horticultural and Dairy Buildings have been moved and reset, so as to form one inlmence exhibition hall, and one hundred and fifty feet of an addition has been built thereto. Also a new permanent public office building over One hundred cucs fifty feet long is being erected at the King Street entrance, for Express, Tele- phone, Telegraph, Barber Shop, Par- cel Room and Press Offices, and to crown all two large open stands, 340 feet by 40 feet -up to date in every particular for the comfort of the pub- lic --with additional refreshment booths and dining halls underneath. The Queen's Park, Fair Grounds, have been greatly beautified by the 1 al oV e alterations and additions. The prizes offered have been increas- ed by a little over $1,500.00, one thous- and of the amount going to the Live Stock Classes. The Prize List book itself is greatly improved, being verymuch condensed in size, but containing more informa- tion, 'put nforma-tion,'put up in better form than any other we have yet seen. The entry forms are most complete and labor sav- ing, a separate form being provided for each department, the exhibitors having only to make a mark or cross opposite the section they may wish to enter in, all details' and necessary in- formation being fully set forth on each and depriving even the host procras- tinating individual from any excuse of lack of time, alS any entry. paper can be filled out in less than two minutes. The special attractions are being ar- rangedfor, and it is safe to say that only the very best will be engeged,and plenty of them. A Secretary, Mr. Jno. A. Nelles, has been appointed to fill the position vacated by Mr. 13rocyne, after ten years of service, and as the adage goes, "new ,brooms sweep clean,"' great things maybe looked forward to. We wish the incoming officer every suc- cess. lei THE LADIES LUNCHED. International Council of Women Enter- tained at the Hotel Cecil. London, July 4. -The delegates to the International Congress of Women wore entertained by the London Sooiety of American Women at luncheon at the Hotel Cecil yesterday. Mrs. Hughes• Griffin pr3sided, supported by the Coun- tess of .Aberdeen and Mrs. Choate. The company included.250 guests. The Marchioness of Dufferin and Ava, Lady Randolph Churchill, Mrs. Humphrey Ward, Sarah Grand, the novelist, and other prominent women were present. JAPAN EXPECTS PARTITION. Will Take Steps to See That She Gets Her Share of China. Tacoma, Wash., July 4. -The recent Japanese papers say that Marquis Ito, former Premier of Japan. in a recent address, declared his firm belief that the partition of China among the powers of Europe is only a question of time. He added that Japan Inust take stops for her own protection, making every effort to maintain a rate of progress equal to that of the countries by which she will be confronted. - The Argonauts at Henley. Henley, Eng., July 4. -The Canadian eight went over the full course in 7 min- utes 25 seconds yesterday, and the Cana- dian four covered the course.in 8 minutes 7 seconds. Goldman, the leading Cana- dian entry for the DIamond Sculls, went over half the course in close upon 5 minutes. The favorite Hammonta four of Ham- burg, who will row against the Canadian four, did the full course yesterday in . 7 minutes 45 seconds, a wonderful perform - ante. Duke of Albany Installed. Cobourg, July 4. -The Diet yesterday adopted a bill whereby the Duke of Albany becomes heir to the Duchy of Saxe-Cobourg and Gotha. In the event of the extinction of the Albany lineage, Prince Arthur of Connaught succeeds; or, on Prinoo Arthur of Connaught's'ex- tinotion, the heir of the Prince of Wales' succeeds. Prince ] ohenlohe-Langenburg is made the Duke of Albany's regent. "Down With the Jesuits." Barcelona, July 4. -Quiet was not re- stored here until midlright. The . mob paraded the streets and made demonstra- tions before the Episcopal Palace and residence, about the electric cars and in the cafes, shouting "Down, with the Jesuits!" Two monks were insulted and an attempt to protect them led to a: seri- ous. encounter. Spanivh Senate Ratifies Peace Treaty. Madrid, July 4. -The Spanish Senate yesterday ratified the treaty of peace be- tween the Kingdom of Spain and the United States, and then adjourned. Authorities Grant Devoted Wife Extension of Privileges. WiLL SEE HER HUSBAND DAILY. Capt, Dreyfus Is Told the. Whole Story by His Counsel in Pilsen -Prisoner's Memory Is Good and His Lawyers Rind His Mind very Lucid Dreyfus 'Self- Centred, Paris, July 4, -As the outcome of the Government's prudence all France re- mains tranquil. M. Mathieu Dreyfus and his wife have arrived at Rennes, The town is quite tranquil. Madame Dreyfus has only obtained permission to visit her husband thrice weekly fcr ale hour. His composure is The theme of all tongues. It seems that in the thin one of the officers began to readanewspaper; but, although had not seen a newspaper since he loft France, be did not display the slightest interest. Partial Paralysis of Speech. He sneaks very little, and seems to suffer a partial: paralysis of speech, owing to his long silence. Even on board the Sfax he had to communicate with the officer* by writing. Ho is credited, on good authority, with the following utterance: "My condemnation and son - tem were the symbol of anti-Jewish odium. My judges were involuntarily deceived. May my undeserved expiation put All end to ell mailer religious feuds 1n the artily, and in that Frame° which I have passionately loved and served." The Prince of Menace has written Madame Dreyfus a sympathetic letter, inviting her husband to Mourn at his *bateau after tloacquia1, which, in the judgment of the Prince, is certain to be i pronounced, Watched Lake a Wild Beast. London, July 4. --The correspondent of The Daily Telegraph et I3relat says: "Dreyfus was guarded. on board the iafax like a wild beast, lie was isolated like a ohalera•strioken patient. If the cruiser bad. foundered he would have gone to his grave believing that general de 13oisdoITre was his courageous friend and champion, and altogether ignorant Out such a loan es Colonel I'icquart exists.:' A:*OTHEIL W 11:»11 E311311:4.C11, Dreyfus' Former counsel meet; .'?lis Client Again. Rennes, France, July 4.-Maitres La- bori and Demange, counsel for Dreyfus, • who lice a long conference with Madame Dreyfus on Sunday, visited Dreyfus in the military prison at 10 o'clock Yester- day horning. The permit for the lawyer to enter the prison bore the insuription: "Tenth Army Corps, Tribunal of the Court -Martial.. "Permit to communicate, available until the day judgment ' is delivered. Monsieur --, counsel of the Court of Apparel, is authorized to communicate with Captain Dreyfus, When/. he is charged to defend. "(Signed) Major Carr fere." A Happy Meet tui. This is the first time M. Demange,- the defender of Dreyfus at the court-martial of 1594, and Dreyfus had seen each other since the senteIlce. On entering the roam, M. Demange and Dreyfus threw themselves into each other's arms. The scene was most touch- ing. Neither was able to utter a word, but warmly embraced. Dreyfus, when able to speak, thanked M. Domange for his devoted services. M. Demango then presented 111. Labor", who had boon a silent spectator in the background of the foregoing scene. Drey- fus ' clasped M. Labori's Mand and in a voice choked by emotion expressed the deepest gratitude for the splendid man- ner in which M. Labori had championed bis cause. Reviewed the Past. Demange and Labori then gave the prisoner a general review of all which has happened since Dreyfus was sent to Devil's Island. - Dreyfus explained that he knew nothing but what was contained in the volume which M. Labori had sent him, giving an account of the proceed- ings of the Court of Cessation in 1898. Wife May Call Every Day. Rennes, July 4. -Madame Dreyfus visited her husband yesterday afternoon. She has received perinission to gall upon him each day. Last evening Maitres Demange and Labori had another conference with the prisoner. M. Labori said after it was over that the Mine had been devoted to continuing the review of events since 1898. His counsel wore surprised at Capt.. Dreyfus' strength of memory, even in trifling matters, and at the lucidity of mind he displayed. Late last evening it was ascertained that, unless the authori- ties should direct a preliminary enquiry or the examination of Capt. Dreyfus, Major Corriere, the Government 0011111118 - sinner charged with the preparation of the case against the prisoner, will merely draw up a report. which will be present- ed to the court-martial HIS WIFE WILL COOK FOIL HIMI. Dreyfus Will Have Food That He Can Eat Without Near of Poison. Paris, ' July 4. -Madame Dreyfus, it Is assorted here, is not only permitted to see her husband daily, but is allowed to attend personally to the preparations of his meals. His memoirs, which he wrote on Devil's Island, were left there, but they will bo forwarded to the Govern- ment with his other effects. The Logical Deroulede. There is a good deal of comment upon a speech made yesterday by M. Paul Deroulede, founder of the League of Patriots, and long known as one of the most violent opponents of revision. Deroulede said, in substance, that if Dreyfus should be found innocent by the court-martial, "no punishment would be, sufficiently heavy, no pillory sufaciently infamous, for all the Ministers, civil or military, who:were responsible -for his conviction, and no honors high enough for the martyr and victim. Conference on Pacific Cable. - London, July 4. -Mn Joseph Chamber- lain, Secretary of State for the Colonies, had a conference - yesterday with the. Canadian and Colonial Agencies regard- ingthe Pacific cable project. �.,. .. Yes' 1 SEE THAT TIS FAC -SIMILE SIGNATURE -OF- IS ON THE WRAPPER OF EVERY BOTTT1F OF IA Castorla is pat up in ono -size bottles only. It la not sell la bulk. Don't allow ;rayon to soli t� e o renis( that '•(u anything ors on rho Int It y yt a P 1' is "just as Focd++ and "will answer (very put, pose" .Oi" Bee that you get Q -.11A -T -0 -R -I-41. > o tat- efnfl9 siVattxo of aver; a "` 'r �"e wrapper. ,: ✓% r+.:'>.'§`, • . the tit',•.••^ ;^ices• *,&18P4.1 No 8 Light Steel Binder l'ho lcattera, NO 1-i, fitted 'withevert up tn./tate 11111 rnvenoltt found on ,mo. a,tbur Binder. cited $1,0 I ear; u.au\ teatfrva 3.eulfar to itself else not fennel Oi, atht•r.. which go to naa,•t' it air •n,1Utht1v +neee,:ifal inaeltiue. Roller and 13at111t,•arinas, Positive Gear ear I/rit., lligi11+rise l\'lac.•1. Bearings fur Canvas-, R011era. Beat steel Made. Sure Knot ter. All levers eenv,•ni,•ntly operated 1'c Driver's Right hand, Wo Solicit CIOtiest inspection. sot .moo rariow The Noxon Line of Mowers \Ve have set out this year to please the agriculturist, no matter what style or size of Mower he may set bis mind upon, and we offer the greatest variety of Up -to Date Grass Cutters manufactured by any one firm, Can- adian or American. Our Mowers are fitted with - Boller and Ball Bearings, Serrated Ledger Plates, Gears of Broad Face, giving large wearing surface. All oto Front -Cut Patterns have Randy Foot Lifts. Examine critically our variety and you will make your choice with us. NOXON RAKES. 17e have different styles of Bakes to suit all classes of work, and can careful and Cautious purchaser. ia-Oall on our agent, or write us for catalogue. - H. JONES, Agent, Exeter. please the most Louis Bush of New York is in jail at Detroit on a charge of smuggling from Canada $20,000 worth of dia- monds that were found in 'his posses- sion. - Children Cry for CASTOR 1.. tIcYGLtE REPTI•�hI • I✓DAGAIril For 30 Days Only. Now is the time to get your bicycle put in , m good order for the season. No, 1. -For *1 I will Olean, oil ar,d adjust all the bearings. y o. a. -For $2 I willc]oan, oil and adjust all bearings, polish all nickeled parts, and brighten frame and forks. I/ o. S. -For $4.50I will clean, oil, adjust, enamel the frame and fork black or maroon and polish nickel parts. No. 4. -For $6 I 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. 5. -icor $8 I will clean, oil, adjust, en- amel black or maroon, true both wheels true frame, forks and cranks, repair tires ii worth repairing, nickel plate all parts ex- cept spokes and hubs. No. 6 -For $10 I will clean, oil, adjust, en- amel blaok or maroon, true both wheels, true frame, forks and cranks, repair tires as ianbov501e11, niwolcel all parts, put all new spokes heels. Brantford Bicycle for Sale, $40 only. All kinds of Supplies on hand. ISRAEL - SMITH. The steamer Margaret Olwill, owned by L. P. Smith of Cleveland, went down in the storm on Lake Erie. Nine people were lost, including Capt. John Brown, his wife and son and 3hiss Ba,l\vin, a passenger. That Throbbing Headache - Would quickly leave you, if yon us- ed Dr. Ring's New Life -Pills. Thou- sands of.sufferers have proved their matchless merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches. They snake pure . blood arad strop t nerves and build up your health. Easy to take. Try them. Only 25 cents. Money bade if not cured. Sold by aall Druggists. (9ooiRo3) a A. II , _K , , . . _ . �, , •, ,, ,:,. , :114 AVegetablePy'eparationforAs- 1 sifnilating tjleToodaudRegula- ting theStomachs and Bowels of Promotes Digestion,Cheerftil- tress anciRest.Contains neither ' O ium;Dlorphine nor NIIICral. NOT NARCOTIC- -awe* a •OIdZbtSif a .! ekagc,I ars' Raetaf/sSane''- ,dais' Stud r R sazuP Patna Seed -. C412,0cr.ruyar , utratorrcoa limey: It erfect Resited Constipa- tiQit•, SOUP Stomach,Diarrlloea, Worms ,Convulsions,Feverish- ness and Loss or SZEE-s? Tac Simile Signature of NEW YORK. At t zs. * �a.n,I t t ti,455;*4:4--i. EXACT COPY OF v1RAPPl; R, J\F4wv.,,.. 1 SEE THAT TIS FAC -SIMILE SIGNATURE -OF- IS ON THE WRAPPER OF EVERY BOTTT1F OF IA Castorla is pat up in ono -size bottles only. It la not sell la bulk. Don't allow ;rayon to soli t� e o renis( that '•(u anything ors on rho Int It y yt a P 1' is "just as Focd++ and "will answer (very put, pose" .Oi" Bee that you get Q -.11A -T -0 -R -I-41. > o tat- efnfl9 siVattxo of aver; a "` 'r �"e wrapper. ,: ✓% r+.:'>.'§`, • . the tit',•.••^ ;^ices• *,&18P4.1 No 8 Light Steel Binder l'ho lcattera, NO 1-i, fitted 'withevert up tn./tate 11111 rnvenoltt found on ,mo. a,tbur Binder. cited $1,0 I ear; u.au\ teatfrva 3.eulfar to itself else not fennel Oi, atht•r.. which go to naa,•t' it air •n,1Utht1v +neee,:ifal inaeltiue. Roller and 13at111t,•arinas, Positive Gear ear I/rit., lligi11+rise l\'lac.•1. Bearings fur Canvas-, R011era. Beat steel Made. Sure Knot ter. All levers eenv,•ni,•ntly operated 1'c Driver's Right hand, Wo Solicit CIOtiest inspection. sot .moo rariow The Noxon Line of Mowers \Ve have set out this year to please the agriculturist, no matter what style or size of Mower he may set bis mind upon, and we offer the greatest variety of Up -to Date Grass Cutters manufactured by any one firm, Can- adian or American. Our Mowers are fitted with - Boller and Ball Bearings, Serrated Ledger Plates, Gears of Broad Face, giving large wearing surface. All oto Front -Cut Patterns have Randy Foot Lifts. Examine critically our variety and you will make your choice with us. NOXON RAKES. 17e have different styles of Bakes to suit all classes of work, and can careful and Cautious purchaser. ia-Oall on our agent, or write us for catalogue. - H. JONES, Agent, Exeter. please the most Louis Bush of New York is in jail at Detroit on a charge of smuggling from Canada $20,000 worth of dia- monds that were found in 'his posses- sion. - Children Cry for CASTOR 1.. tIcYGLtE REPTI•�hI • I✓DAGAIril For 30 Days Only. Now is the time to get your bicycle put in , m good order for the season. No, 1. -For *1 I will Olean, oil ar,d adjust all the bearings. y o. a. -For $2 I willc]oan, oil and adjust all bearings, polish all nickeled parts, and brighten frame and forks. I/ o. S. -For $4.50I will clean, oil, adjust, enamel the frame and fork black or maroon and polish nickel parts. No. 4. -For $6 I 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. 5. -icor $8 I will clean, oil, adjust, en- amel black or maroon, true both wheels true frame, forks and cranks, repair tires ii worth repairing, nickel plate all parts ex- cept spokes and hubs. No. 6 -For $10 I will clean, oil, adjust, en- amel blaok or maroon, true both wheels, true frame, forks and cranks, repair tires as ianbov501e11, niwolcel all parts, put all new spokes heels. Brantford Bicycle for Sale, $40 only. All kinds of Supplies on hand. ISRAEL - SMITH. The steamer Margaret Olwill, owned by L. P. Smith of Cleveland, went down in the storm on Lake Erie. Nine people were lost, including Capt. John Brown, his wife and son and 3hiss Ba,l\vin, a passenger. That Throbbing Headache - Would quickly leave you, if yon us- ed Dr. Ring's New Life -Pills. Thou- sands of.sufferers have proved their matchless merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches. They snake pure . blood arad strop t nerves and build up your health. Easy to take. Try them. Only 25 cents. Money bade if not cured. Sold by aall Druggists.