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you should keep on hand.
"All families ought to bo ou the
watch.forsudden attacks of croup
or acute lungtroubles. Every caun-
tryhome in the land should keep
Cherry Pectoral constantly on hand
to provide against an emergency."
JOSIAE G. WrLi.Is, M D.,
Dee. 14, 1858. Holland, Mich. ►
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Clinton: It was a fatal accident
which happened to theyounglad, Mei-
vin A. the 12 -year-old son of Alex-
ander Neelands, who lives on Rich.
Baker's farm, in Colborne' township.
ti� �da ' last the •ono fellow
On .elle s t
5 b
was around when the men were load-
ing logs, and one rolling off, the boy
in some way had his head struck,
thereby causing a fracture at the base
f skull.. Be was rendered uncon-
c tthe
scions, and was -so until his 'death,
which took place at Di•. Gunin's hospi—
tal in town. 'On Saturday he.was con-
veyedinto town to the hospital With
a view to operate en, hut being . so
Weak he passed away on Sunday morn-
ing.
9 CLERuY�IBN'S
INFiU��CE.
Pane's trj Oomollrn1
Recommended by
Reu. C. M. Tyles, a Methodist
Minister of Noua Scotia.
It Saves the Life of Mr. G.
W. Parks.
A Gain in Flesh of '1 hirty-two Pounds
in Thio Weeks.
Amongst professional men who are
active; and at -d": fit advocates of. Paine's
'Celery Colnpou ick, C.ergymen ore
found who never weary in recommend-
ing the wonderful Medicine to mere
hers of their churches who are ailing,
sick and. diseased.
The trine and honest clergymen who
has• himself experienced thi Life giv-
ing. powers of P tine s. helery Coin
pond—who hat's been raised. frorxi weak-
ness'of body to full health arid vigor;
feelsita duty to speakto otheirs of the
only true health }1nd strength' builder•
that the -world has ever seen.
Mr., G. W. Parks, ` once near - the
dark grave , Blit rescued and saved by
Paine's Celery Oornpou-nil after failures
of his doctors, sends the following lei': -
ter:
"While at ` seal. T was taken sick,
which c mpellud� Inc to abandon iny.
Lvnrk.tla'c1 seek home and rest. I con-
sulted,Lhe doctors who pronounced it
�. p
typhi id or slow fever. I suffered se -
•a - and cold
ve'rely frotrr nl ht syveuts,
chills during the day. Added to this
I_sjas'extvemely nervous, which Lyeak
erle,l Me and reduced my flesh until T
way'af mei e (-.keleton.' This continued
tillail Bast winter, when my Wing andr 7
DA7f,S T.,Af,
Ponsf P
'friends began 1o'despairof myrecovery
as the medicines: 1 took- produced the
(10 good, and 1 ii•as gradually growing
" Thr'oogh) the influence of Rev. C.
1F.1.'i ylt'i, i was induced to give Paine's
Celery (�eh>',y Goin )rftl a trial, and I can'
}
truly sa • rt Lvtprk'cd wonders, Thet
.y y
1i1;st [cotta ;9;x00 me great, relief, and
'five ipcltales ra)rnplc,tc.lq:. cnrerl: mc. I
gained, thirty-tivo pounds m three,
weeks, and ;or) 1100r strong and heal-
thy.
eatl-
th . .l would urge the Sutferenlg every-
Whereto give I'(L ne'S Celery Compound
1 tis Lrrn which,
t 1 icI c wr, [ � �c
] action )1 .ts u t t,u 1
l+ < 1 OANAOIhN p[tiN i oLi l� 21, as the happy leve, of the lreti5e,ltiht
s<Licl; "Calla here, Jokin, 1111 J; •Cut
that oll,'r
Otobe Caixtigna.
Globe report; 1 t will be noticed
that,. in the ,list; of `killed the name of
Manion fs queried, 'I his is,because
Six Alfred Al.ilner's despatch is not
clear on the' point,' and confuses the
name with' Massie/1. The latter
name isnot fb'und'9n the official ros-
ter of the .h ltaliott furnished from
Ottawa,'though thet-o is a 0. 1', Ma-.
son' of the 43rd Batt. in '`1?" Co. in
NIr. Hamilton's original list, how-.
every Pte. 'Manio �l's name � -was given
unmistakably, and ' he was classed
among the Toronto Inn.
Major Arnold's Death Brings
Sunday's List u'1 to 20.
'There Were Three Who Died and Tine,
lY►p Were Killed Slieo tho \VGe• D.-
gan at Other tunes -Private Manion
et 'roroato, Drax cart if f llod 4s 10,40, t-
md_'rltm Uffeiar I.1st of tipo \founded
Wiiutipe;;'-1lournin;;.
Ottawa, Feb. 27. ---Yes crcla r Sir
t ,)
Alfred :Milner. cabled Lord Minto:' the
official list of wounded tcpgz'ted by
the Lted Cross Commissioners, They-
are
hey
are asfollows:
cltt,,,., 7 ,p,t o:" tit, omeiea.
Capt. Arnold, Lieut. Mason; 7,017,
Andrews; 7,021, c
e e,l.
e r l'3 l hl i -
a r
can; 7,046, lfinchstyles 7;970, Loe-
man; 7,082, AlcKenzic r 081 p\ieh-
ergall; 7,111, Thompson; 7,041, Dixon
7,152, Siplri; 3,062, $te caves 7,156;
Smith; 500, Posvar 211 Ile-
Laren; 7,252, Whitecroft, 7,225, Pad•
-
den 7,218, Mayntife; 7,197, Green;
3,206, Dingwall 3,115, Baugh 7,130
Corby; 7,182, Day; 7,393, Stewart;
7,856, Kennedy 7,406, Ward; 4105,
McLaughlin; 7,398, Ussher; • 7,898,
Vandewater; 7,360, McOiver•in; 7,392,
Sutton; 7,336, Day; 7,462, Bradshaw;
7,5.10, Laird; 7,103, Gibson; 4,111,
Thompson; 7475, Clarke 7,527, Nle-
Auiey; 7,474, Coleman; 7, S'LS, Lorne;
6,579, McLaughlin; 8,00;1 (douhtiul),
Gifford; 7,960, McCreary; 8,151, ISe-
gtin; 8,128, McCalluin; 7,16S, Burns;
7,542, Ritchie; 5,094, McGill; 7,671,
MclLor; 7,697, Thomas; 7,689,
Shaw; 7,702, Turner 7,687, Gor-
man; 7,665, Roberts; 5,124-, Moore;
6,559, Otton; 7,829, Bunter;
Scott; 8,861, Hudson; • 8,001, 'l\ay'e;
7,943, Johnson; 8,105, Johnston;
8,054, Adams; 7,160, Adonis.
.,L.
The cable further states that the
O
list f dead is asbefore reported,
u�d.
b o c 1 c,
with the exceptions, for Manner ell,
read. Mandreil, for Denimigan ream
Donegan, and for Manion read Mas-
sion.
Two More Deaths.
The Militia Department received a
cable from Col. Otter J'esterday an-
nouncing -the death of Capt. I4- M.
Arnold of Winnipeg and Pte. McCre-
ary of the 74th, Sussex,N.B. Pte.
McCreary died on the 1.9tth, the day
after the fight, and Major Arnolcl,
who was :reported wounded, died 00
Friday last. Major Arnold Wats
captain ' of the Winnipeg, Company.
Both died in the hospital.
a ,u.dp,�. �.,, t•.11 26.
The list of dead among the Cana-
dians cabled to The Globe, which
gave the number as nineteen, turns
out to have.
been correct, although
the War Office gave the figures as 14.
The Globe's list contained the nanse
of Pte. McCreary of the 67th Batt.,
recruited with "G" Company in blew:
Brunswick,' \who died the day follow-
ing the engagement, and his. na,lne
Was included in The Globe's list as
first publisheel. • The death of Capt.
1.1 M. Arnold, also reported yester-
day, brings 'the total deathsC1:n-
adians in. that Sunday's battle ,up
to 20. Then three others who left
with t thecontingent, r
ent
t
P c Dell tri
b a z err,
Pte. Moore and Farley,h t .e since
died. Three other Canadians killed—
Lieut. Osborne and Capt. Hensley
who were with General Buller, and
Lieut. Wood, who was killed near
Belmont. Thus far the Canadian
death roll since c thewar til began to-
tals 2(3 officers and men
f N „ ,,nrh Wales.
The Lieutenant -Governor of New
South \Vales cables to Lord pinto
as follows: •
"Sydney, N,S.W.,- Feb. 26. — The
Premier, on behalf of the people of
New South Wales; desires to express
deep sympathy with the people of
Canada in the loss of so many of
her valuable and gallant 'SODS.
•(Signed) Fred M: Darlet. •
t 51134,194
The Canadian Patriotic Fund now
totals 8134,154.
Militia orders containing the list
of Canadians killed at Pa:ar de.berg
Drift are heavily bordered in black.
III:OTHER AND sI,TElt HEARD IT.
A Reporter Coniuiuniea tes Goaid NewN to
1 ''1.111.1 ,U, ion'N F,'i ',,d •,
Toronto, Feb, 27. =• Toronto has
mourned three dead, one of which
was W. G. Manion. Everyone mourn-
ed nis death, but to none did• it come
like it came to his sister, Gertrude,
and•to his brother; John. ,From early
age ant ec itJ= had bot.0 d the three to-
gether: 1Villiaen, at the age • of '18,
was helping ,to support the other two
Wu.S helping to support the. other two.
As they grew up the two youngest,
became • self-supporting, but they all
contrived to lite within calling dis-
tance of each other.
The sister took the news 01 her
brothers death as only a sister can,
but the brother refused at first to be-
e it, (1raiiva,l]y, 110v.ever,
through letters fr.,Lri Ottawa and the
condolences of mends, he was con-
vinced o i r then-icity
it w,,,' all a ilustake.:In trans-
,
or..:a tL)essa',., the cnin,, man-
sun 'tike., it i' re of AL scion.
of the -news
rt +.1 7r evert c3, rell the news 't to
r, bre l.ir. •Miss Ger-
trude .- 511011, 011 hcairinip' the news,
Nyco.. +'•„,t,1.1!oiuereu., , orryings down -
stall -In, pale and si e
thereporter, L� c L� it,-
,.
eial?C being {, ua t NVitS,
her face hri 1,teeet., but her breast
was. too full to sa.y more.
hrother tt 9)1,1'etl up at
2 Gladstone'-a,<.,t.�:''Tile man 01 the
• h to'the +1:'or, and, on bt
tn0' `as„ed t.f y,,,.is, Wa.,i,:: lived
there, he Sit id Ter- Wei:- do vim
P i,i10 17)7? 11'< C t.ti _hc; 3'nil(i,t
IrTor:nyl ' 1 ,,Bough to be
Ilea•d a, block: away... '
I '`Ucrue in;'' he. s:)id. "John, you're
• wanted.” ohn wan quickly told 'the
t-.10 turned'
000/6 not
t
speak a, few seconds, and then
i . 1tr10)0
"'.f. Icnet+,' he wasn't kilted eel. u . 7
it."
'1;hrz1, he lreikc,, down of ;Sane era tie
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EXETER MARKETS.
(Changed' every Wednesday)
Wheat per bushel tiff to 'U
Flour per cwt,,,,,. ,. , ., -. .. ....1,85 to 2.00,
SNrlyy 89 to 48
Oett 20 10 27
Peas 3j3 to n5
Butter 17 to 18
EgK$ 15
t'otatoex ppr bag__
40
Dred eAt ples CrpIb ..... . .. .:. ....•,7 00 0 &i5
Turkeys p l 5 to 1)
Chiekan -+c, 1U.
Du"vke..,. , 7
t metio 7
6010,. �40 to 45
0
Clover ..:.-......, .. :'..,......•,450 to 5.5
I: euxr in a I)ay;in Montreal-- Younz Luis•,
Accented.
Aoil reLlI l
ei} a the Mayoror
received a
telegram' atnt" yesterd Ly from
Lord Strathcona saying that his
"J:Eorse" would remain over in Mont
real a clay,
AIr'. J ohti 'Barry who volunteered
for active service in South. Africa in
place of lass brother, who was [killed,
has been accepted, and will he attach-
ed to the Strathcona horse, Messrs.
John A. .Barry & Company received
information to this effect' yesterday
morning from Ottawa.
poen-N , ;11' .:pe Town,
Cape Town, Feb, 27. The Cana-
dian transport Pomeranian frond ..EIal
ifax, Jan. 27, -with another conting-
ent of Canadian troops 011 board, has
arrived here.
%%111 Go a• a Itchier,
Toronto ]?0b. 27. — Probably the
youngest bugler enlisted is Edward
McCormick of the Queen's Own Rifles
whose mother lives at 17 Gildersleeve;
avenue in this city- He received
word yestorduy, and left M Lhe even-
ing to join the Strathcona Horse,
now mustering. at Ottawa. •Bugler'
McCormick attended the public
here he c up to a year ago. when
he went into, the employ -of Messrs.
Lobb & Baird, barristers, at 2 To-
ronto street. bre is only 16 years of
age and was field in high esteem by
his .comrades in the Q. 0.R.
The r eat Draped with Flags.'
Ottawa, Feb. 27. - Pte. lath, R.
E. Lewis, who was killed in battle
on the 1,8th inst., in South Africa.
uscsd' to attend Christ Church Cathe-
dral and on Sunday his seat was
draped with the 'Union Jack, while
a floralcross lay against the back
of the seat.
-'Lady Ritchie has received a gable
staling that her son, Pte. Ritchie,
was only slightly wounded.
col. i"-liotier Escaped.
Quebec, Feb. 27. Sir Adolphus
Pelletier, Speaker of the Canadian
Senate, e toe has received a cable message
c
from his son,. Col. Oscar Pelletier,
with the first contingent, stating
that .he 'passed through the recent
battle without,. a scratch.
"IVINNIYEG IN MOURNING -
Flags at II:x1fi'Ma,,t '1• verywlirr•' as Tri
btite to Major Arnold. '
Wiinripeg,;Feb. 27. — The sad news
of the death of Major Arnold, re-
ceived.esterda , morning, 3 morng, was the
e
IhitciPal to
ie of conversation .en
the streets,and elsewhere throughout
the city, and caused a general feel-
ing' of regret. The deceased oincer
was one of 'Winnipeg's best known
citizens and few were more popular.
r. r.
to
ula
u
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4 rutilaa'N 11,1: ta) a ,:r. .r,
• Arnold's' military career dates
from 1.S85,' when he entered. the 90th
as second lieutenant. During the
r• hasserved
1.7 yea s he , e ed his
has been gradual with the ripening
i,ears
experience. Deceased was 39 y ea s
of age. 'His military deserliption
was 5
feet 11 inches In height, meas-
urement
around chest, 361 inches;,
weight, 170 pounds. ,He had not
been long • in the servie when there
was a call for volunteers to fight the
rebel, Ridl, and his forces. Then he
was one of:: the first to respond, and
passed successfully throuth the re-
bellion, with honor. Shortly after
he was promoted to the rank of cap-
tain, and after to adjutant, reaching
the rank of -'major in 1896. His sen-
ior officer, Lieut. -Col. Britton, had
the highest estimation of Major Ar-
nold's mfitary abilities.
Major Arnold's father is manager
of the Imperial Dank; at St. Cathar-
ines. IJe also leaves a sister and
two half brrfthers to mourn his loss.
Flags are flying at half mast from
all public' and scores of private build
ave'
hear
Of It ?
You may have heard
about SCOTT'S EMULSIONi
and have a vague notion
that it is cod-liver oil with
its bad taste and smell and
all its. other repulsive fea-
tures. It is cod-liver oil, the
purest and -'the best in the
world, but made so palata-
ble that almost everybody
can take iit. Nearly all
children like it and ask for.
more.
801377fr'S
,
EIVIULSEM
looks like cream; it nour-
ishes the wasted body of
the baby, child or adult
better than cream or any
other food in existence. It
bearsabout the same rela-
tion to other emulsions that
cream does to milk. If you
have had any experience
with other'so-called "just as
good" preparations, you
will find that this is a fact.
The hypophasphites that are
combined withthe•iiver oil
. cod.liver
give additional value to it because
they tone up the nervous system
and impart 'strength to the whole
body.
, al druggists.
oc. and .00. 1
5 $ 56
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists -Toronto.
'Brtrcefield: Mr. Thos. Dowson, who
for the past three years has been the
landlord of the Mason House, has sold
} > s-
to'iVlr. Reuben Graham Who gets po.
onDowson
session May1st. Mr. ,D is
one of the mospopular men in the
nosiness, but it is not congenial to him
and though he has built up a 'large
trade he will retire altogether. He
has not yet decided what he will do
thoh he recently bought a
barn
Stanley near the old' homestead. in
Seaforth: A very pretty wedding
took place at the residence of Mr. A.
Cai'dno, of this. town, On Wednesday,
when Aliss Annie A., fourth daughter.
of Mr. and Mrs. A. Caadno, was unit-
ed in marriage to 177: David Porter
Page, of Buffalo, N. Y; The marriage
was celebrated at- high noon, and the
ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr.
Shaw, of Egmondville, in the presence
of a goodly company of friends of the
family. The bride was beautifully
and tastefully attired and looked char-
ming...
hair-
ming. She has resided for soiree time
in Buffalo, but has hosts of 'friends
here.
The estate of the'late ex-Major•Tuck-
ett of Hamilton is valued at $1.000,000.
The Northwest Legislature will as-
semhleabout March 30th, for the des-
patch of business;
Robert Winkins, an old pian, was
found insensible`in a stable at Aurora,
and has since died.
George Hardy, of Teeswater, whose
skull was shattered by a limb of a fall-.
hags: ins' tree last Monday, is dead.
Miners • , es; as •pled,
Victoria,. B.C., Feb. 27. — Carl C.
Dunlapand Alfred Dunlap, miners,,
just, returned from the Klondike,
way i,i.to the new fortifi-a S'
found their }{ ,
',� et NYa � 1">1.
1
Rug, Mat and Car -
cations at Esciuimalt naval y,rds
y7l•terda3whi'e •tr•ollir; •
beads at low tide, and were arre•"
as spin 1)3' the guard " ,\tier n
eters
missal on satin
co,rmart:rling r, at. the st
th. 4 Ellen i;•Ste! eu
de 701 and 1 "' not; to dis{
•Iia... , nen.
t,
w.,
Always Use The Diamond
Pres.
They MVP 'he Richest, Most Brll
pant aniI wrist LastiI]g Colors.
\ — Tt tsa , r•
on e 1 11'
t { ori,
-`er
ti,c, l •'der -:in,! to ,lie follow
1r, '1 t1
L,
N.ry, ,c,tith ��• t . �'i .�nri) 20,
(,tneensleed 8, P"'''. Aiisir• iia 6, and
Tesnrania.5; n ictal of 62,
d
Quebec, Peg:. 27. — The coi•0110 a> cvashln; cannot' fade„' Dia.lxlond Dye
n i`81 on 0,-'ttF^r. r: 'd 0150tlttt- '"nll)1•s.
�1
.tar,' es ,if the death of I3ri<lget Cnn-
r,f Corsa- 1•le Cares, result.-
e•'l r, a, 't.e'rdict 515 wilful //larder ` ren-
der3:1 against Constable Cazes.
Ninety-five per cent. of the rags and
t1)er materials used in tee inanufac
ta:rc•01'h ((110 made mats, rugs and car-
pets are colored by the Diamond Dyes.
'eVhy? Because a.use the Diamond Dyes
ol ways five to cot ton, wool and union
rn>.aaerialstip, fullest, brightest, richest
amd atclstlastingccilrms; sun, soup or
• e,e•i-e.
Barrie, Ont., -;ch. 27_
.- 12ya 'vote
of ) 508 rets and ::30 nays the proper
y y
ty-hoidersyesterdtty voted a 100)1 of
r I wile "Vanning CO. to
`;;30;0(]{) to. the. 1,
build a new tannery, r which is to eel-'
1p1')1." ,;0 more hands the year ron a.
DON '!
00 NOT RUN
from It question that must int cr.est
Have you your New Suit : ff
(alt, drop in and see as at ti:se
fiz•st opportunity and let us
show you a few` prices of thin:
Fancy, Woresteds azid Scotch.
Tweeds.
have you seen the new Staples and
Therringbone. patterns. They
are beauties.
T :• 9_
A. big r C � .,1151..
range of Blues and Lla•1.
u
Ls
ire. •
Ser�' es at the old P cs.
t you want a black we have what you
want i1r Twills, Venetians and.
Clays.
OVERCOATS
Overcoats in Beavers, Meltons, 'Curls,
Naps and; Montanacts.
All work done ing the latest style and
fit "gu nranteed.
J. j4. GIRIEVE
Opposite Post Office
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
Notice is hereby given that the partnership here-
tofore existing between John Willunrrs and Jo'epl,
Cobblediek, carrying on busineS,s at the village of
Exeter, under the mono style and firm of Cobblcdick
lit Williams,' has this day been mutualI3- dissoh•ed.
Dated, Jan. 20,1000. Signed paous WILLI'"18
1JoSErn Comm -Boma.
Having purchased` the interest of John William
in the above partnership we 15111 continuethe said
business in the old stand. :
Dir- All aceonnts due the late firm must be paid to
Ibe undersigned.
J. COBBLRDICR & SON
Mrs. D. Davidson, Covey Hill, P. Q.
wt'ites thus:
” I hose been using r Y our Diamond
l)ecs for rmany years, and they have
;tlu'ayS given k,11tive satisfaction. To -
'10 y
o -'10y we emptied two packets of your
r,
i1'es and 1` ala obliged to buy more, ai,tl
(1'r' making, sixty yards of rap car-
et. T have rr;atd your cotton culnr8
116 .I think tiny 815' beautifurl. TIie9
•tripes in my carpet—hl;t.elt, green, red
Ind yellow—are rich. T cannot suffi-
ciently Braise Diamond Dyes; all my
neighbors speak Well Of them,
1
GlliO�ll o.
Yes, we have just received another
carload of furnxture, which when
added to our tlready fine stock we'
can suPp Y l the latest most hand, -
some and cheapest things on the
Market.
TNF STOOK ..
We have the Stock—you have the
money—we want to trade, and. if
it is -furniture you want it will pay -
you well to drop in and see our
dandy linebefore paxchasinghasixg
else-
where.
We have the largest and best
t i in town.
assort d s oc w ,
R. l
Er
FOR FIRST CLASS
BEE r, LAMB, PORK,
SAUSAGE, BOLOGNA,
PRES ED TONGUE,
CORNED- BEEF; SALT.
FRESH OR SMOKED
MEATS,
Call at
The Family Butcher Shop.
Ono door North of Li.Pickard's store.
LOUIS. DAY
Proprietor:
SMITH'S
Repair itShop.
Now is thetime to get your wheel
cleaned to store away for the winter.
Gun RPp rs
We make•utr re airin t
tb p �
in all its bzanehee.
Keys
We lump
a.,.l e tock of keys in rill,
sizes.
i
f.J
(lrt)und aiid spade as good as. new.:
Everything Repaired
Here.
specialty
I. SMITH..
CAok18 Cotton Root Compound
Is suocoasfully used monthly by over
g
10,000 Ladies. Sate',effeotual. Ladies aft
your dru• ggist fer Cook's Catton Root t,oaa-.
and. Take no other as
imi tl x all ltiixturas, pille'and
to ons are dangerous, Prion; No. 1,V. pee
box, No. 13,10 degrees Stroll ger, $8 r box. No,
1 of 2, mailed en' receipt of rice and two -cent
stamps, TheCook VComp**y Windsor, Ont
;'Nos: 1 and 2' said and re commei ded by ill
mapohsible Druggists in Canada, :
Nos i and Vo. 2 sold in Ii;Yeter by 0
Lutz, Oruggi5t.