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EDITOR Aran PROP
Professional Card N.
H. KINSMAN, L. D:, S. & DR. A. R.
KINSMAN,acluatoToronto UnivD.ersity.
norDENTISTS, DENTISTS,
Teeth extracted without any pain, or any
bad effects. Office in Fanson's Block west
side Main Street,Exuter,
TN.R. D. ALTON ANDERSON,(D.D.S•,L.D.�.i)
Li honors Graduate of the Toronto U
rsity'and Royal College of DentalSurgpeons
All modes f On.tario'of Dent stryTeethr up to tn.
Office
in new block south of Carlings' block.
®mom
i[edieui
Al,T.P. McLAUGRLIN, MEMBER OF
athe College of Physicians andSurgeons
Ontario, Physician, Surgeon and Accouch-
our. Offioe, Dashwood, Ont.
ICASON & Cc\RI,INC, BARRISTERS,
1_ 'Solicitors, No taries, Conveyancers,
Commissioners, Solicitors for the Masons
Bank, etc. Money t.o loan at lowest rates
of interest. Offices, MainStreet, Exeter.
I. It. C atixu,D. A.. L. I3. DIcP$o N.
W. (FLAD,,CAN (successor to Elliot C
F1 . Olaclrnan,) Barrister, Solicitor, Notary
Public Conveyancer, Etc. Coney to loan at
Street,
lowest rates of interest. Office Main.ileo.,
Exeter,
..A.rlctroueers
'LT'
BOSSENBERRY,&raut]Bantl, Licensed Auctioneer for County f-Iuron. Sales
prom fitly attend 3d to, and charges moiler.
ate. Orders by mail will receive every at-
tention.
T3 BROWN, Winchelsea. Licensed Auct-
11.: ioneer for the Counties of Perth and
Middlesex, also for the townsbip ofUsborne
Sales promptly* attended to and terns rea-
sonbale,Salesarrauged;at Post office.
VTin-
ehelsea..
Insurance.
ELLIOT,
E
Insurance Agent,
Main St.,'
Exeter
FARMS FOR SALE,
MONEY TO LOAN.
The undersigned has a few gond farms for
sale cheap. Money to loan on easy terms
JOHN: SPAcxMAN,
Sam well's Block Exeter
•\ ANTTED
Traveling salenien to call on the retail inerch-
ants. Special inducements to thele patrons. Sal.
,ary and expenses. Experience unnecessary, Refer-
ences required. Address, The National, Dep. A.,
Caxton Bldg„ Chicago, I1L
THE LEADING
MEAT MARKET.
For Fresh, good and the choisest cuts
of meat, call on the undersigned,
While edi our, cuts of meat are the
finest, we make a specialty of meat
deliencies,
Meat delivered to alt -parts of the
town
John Manning
A persis
tent cough is
at `f i r s, t a
friend, for it
gives warn-
ing of the ap-
proach of a
deadly ene-
my. Heed
the warning'
before it is
toobite, ,lbe.-
i'� esforeyour ..
.,�1='lungs be-
1 r pr
Cofile 1l1-
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I flame , o
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%be-
fore
9
the
doctor says, "Consump
tion." ?\When the danger
signal first appears, help
nature with
Don't delay until' your
lungs are sore andyour
yo r
cold settled down deep
inou chest.Kill r K 1 the
enemy before the deadly
hlayv kills you. Cure ,
your cough today.
OnP,
brings
�
dose bran. s relief. .
r
< A few doses make the
cure c om _
te.
tid
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, i e_iz_s: 2Sc.for ea ordinal' sold;
gg ,, F•Oc, 1'or ttre imrder colds : 81.00 the most
tl '� econo ileal for older cases. i
f) “I consider your Cherry Pectoral N.
.1 the best remedy for colds and
d 43 coughs and all throat affections. 'eo
y a I have used it far. 30' years and it t/ r
}. certainly beats t' ear all." x
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Dec. 20,1838. 'Union, N. Y. "'_
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r K's -Sire fire rn's,ct'otn. ! ''
If von have any complaint whatever li
t4 and desire the bestnredtealadviceyou V ,,,1
son. ppodg'1)1. y receive, write the. (lector
freely. You will receive a prompt re-
'V ply, without cost.' Address
Dn. J. C. AYEIR, Lowell, Mass. 1l,
'Vi'oocllbam: On Wednesday evert
n3,' Fol). 2710, Bliss Minnie 4Prowse
a td 'Mr. N. 1 uiehe+r were united in the
holy bonds of matrimony l y the Rev.
Mr. Stout, recto'•, .liiektcnl.` :Mr. and
Mrs. Fulcher sr -ill reside in the village,
and have the best wishes of their
many friends.
Kirkton: Two very handsome chan-
cel chairs have been received by Rev.
Wm. Stout for St. Paul's church,
Iiirkton, in quartered oak, built by
the J. B. Snider Manufacturing Co., of
W ateoloo. The, chairs aro the "gift of
one of Mr. Stout's fairruer' p3Lrisllinn-
TO CURE A COL» 131 ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bronlo Quinine Tab-
lets. All druggists refund the money
if it fails to cure. 25c. E. W. Grove's
signature 1S 00 each box.
bi pen: GilbertDick, hats bought
P]
the property, in the villae, of the late
Mrs. Redmond, which consists of 10
acres ()floral, dwelling and out build-
ings. This property is well situated
and lies next to 1:1r+. Dick's, and. will
make a valuable aacquisition to his fine
Moine. The price paticl was $1,300.
Settlers'
One-way
Ex.c u?irs'kns
To Manitoba and Canadian NortI 'Wast will leave
., Toronto every TUESDAY during Marchand April,
1301,
Passengers travelling without Live Stock should
aloe the train leaving Toronto at 1.•r5 p.m.
Passengers travelling with Live Stock should take
the train ieavmg,Toronbo at 0 p.m.
Colonist Sleeper,will be attached to each train,
For fuil.:particula's and ropy' of ` Settlers' Guide'!
apply to any Canadian Pacific Agent, or to
A. '11, Nf)Tyll\]r
t
Assistanb Genero4.Y,tissen .:r Agent
1 Ii ng St, Easi, Toronto.
Clinton.
Mrs..Datvid Reid died Wed-
nesday
ecl-
inesdaya),t the residence of her d,u,g11-
ter; Mrs. 13 Ka:i.iser. The deceased Wars
in her seVel,�)y fifth year; had' been a1
residt:nt 01 this to vis for ula5nv years
and rats held in much respect by her
Many friends. The surviving ing mein
bers of her ;'nilly aro Mrs. _1(411301,
til George Bunch, of G•oderkih, and
Mr. Robert Reicl of town,
t vr4Iing.
Stanley: i1. very 1:»'ct,y a
ole" alalue (),1 .Cdesri�y,
14at''ch 801)1 11,E
LO
I_,• iirvev
the tesrrlericc 0l 1.1r,-JOaepll," Harvey,
,. ,
When his fotirt,1) rlatogbl ter, .Tr:(ar gal'lt,
war (tinted i11 marriage to 'Henry Jati-
cobi,a prOspe'if)liS y0tlrlg harness milk-
er
i,
anti, en1 ria,ge t,rirri-i11er of l.F,e,i�.311,
The ceremonywas Performed by Rev.
1. � ,
Mr. Long, ill the presence o., about
thirty friends ' �t ,1 rela11500 0r' the Con-
tractilly parties,
THE 60INN
NI1OI11J1ON8
r, 3 THE• FiOYAL RECEPTION..
Dr. Pyne o hill to Enable ,Oluntel
Pretoria's Latest Says They Have
Not Yet Been Concluded..
Gen. Botha Is Willing to Surron(ler, nut
Dowet curl Steyn Have Not Men kle;u•11
Frons—Eneuoy Adsnitteclly in 13x0
Shope—A Hopeful Feeling — Death
Sentence For Cape ICebels-1100i 3 to
Fight Against Boors,
P. o
Pretoria, illarch 121'hci result of
the negotiations between Lord Kitch-
ener ant! General Lout-; 113 0 1 11 13 is
anxiously hopefully awaited, The
1 L 1
)1 csi+rice of Sir Alfred tlI linea in Pre-
toria
I,E1
for iia to coxisult with Loris. Hitehen
er is expected to hasten. the change
from the Military to the civil admin-
istration.
B otlta Is. 'Willing.
Lorenzo Marquez, march .1..1,—Oen,
Botha is - willing Co surrender'. Ile
asked an armistice in order to com-
municate with General Dowat and
11Ir. Steyn, Should they decline, it is
believed nevertheless, that General
Botha will surrender.
The Doers have no artillery 01• am-
munition, and are burying all their
guns.
The railway from Lorenzo :Mar-
quez to Pretoria is practically clear
of Boers.
Stryn Iins Abandoned Hope.
London, 'March 12.—The Tiuies has
received the following from Bloolu-
fontein: "Boers who have surren-
dered here say, that. 111r. Steyn, in a
recent speech at Philippolis, admit-
ted that there was no chance of re-
gaining'the country."
DEWET'S It.YPII) OIASZCi1.
130er Guerilla, and alis :lieu
Miles Per Day. •
EXETER MARKETS0
paltkies (Changed every Wear.esday)
Wheat per bushel.. 02 to 553
of 13 lour per cwt ......:.. ......:...........1 80 to 2,W
lle�rloy..... ............................................................
.. .:... . tr, to X10
Otits 20 to 28
ting of Butter 40
1.71018
Eggs ,,,,,, ,, ls.
lotatoes g
tla per tour ba„ '1.75 to 8 ie
Dr4edl Apples port!) 80
to Entertain Duke anri Dueness
York Dead Second Tiwe,
Toronto, 111•arell 12. The sit
the Legislature yesterday afternoon
wits markedly, the usual unruffled
cabal of Private Mein'ters' day. 'The
quorum limit was'rgaiu narrowly
skirted, only 31; members in addition
S
to 11Cr i$10,aker l'zeillg present,
Se ,..ra1 private bids were read 0
second time, and passed through.
Committee of the House.
Dr. Pane`s bill to change 'the name
Lunatic Asylum to hospital for
ti
Insane re t o 41 15 read first time.
l 1 a i Sb tl
1h'. Pyne's bill to enable munici-
palities to entertain the heir appar-
ent 3n ,
e and his royal 1 S )i �t' '"r
d sponse on then,
a.
1
coining tr1
1
O 1S' elicited visit, i, t 3t c tic. word "Car-
ried"
C r-
t k O 1
ried from .lion J ill Gibson. The
bill was read a decor l time and sent
to the Municipal Committee.
IsIr. Caldwell "introduced 0 1.111 to.
provide for the arbitration of assess-
ment of farming lands.
Mr, Carnegie <proposes that young
amen who (50 within lour 111Ontli1 Of
their majority should he placed. on
the assessment rolls.
An order of t1.c3 110111e was grant-
ed ilir. Whitney for the correspond-
ence between the C overnnlent and
the 'Var 0nice regarding a remount
station,
Hon. J, M. Gibson, in answer to
Mr. :Robson, declared that P. J.
Dunbar, barrister, Was not now, and
never had been, in the employ' of the
Ontario (.iov r
e 1 z
xuent.
Premier Ross Loos: the`ground in
answer to Alf'. Colquhoun that the
1)uiidas marsh sewer nuisance. at
Hamilton was purely • 51 Mil 111e
matter.
The budtg•ol debate will be resumed
this afternoon by 131r. W. Beatty,
Leeds, and t1. 1 11..• lies. ) )o •ition
C t t. ()t Q 6
II
Speakers s wilt be lir. 17.. ) amieson,
South (:ire; and .11r. •J•. P. 'Whitney,
Hon.3 221. Gibson ancl. Premier Ross
will also i ukc: part in 1lie debate. A
division is expected by 11 o'clock
to -night.
Moving 12
Bloemfontein .March 10—11enc) ni
Dewet is r'epor'ted to bo moving
northward steadily, at the rale of
25 miles a (lily, with a view x31
crossing the railway . to the easr-
wa1'd. Be should. now be 11'ost of
I<i•oonstad, " Several small cool-
I11an(]Oes the in posse'ssion., of 1.11e
southeastern portion of the Orange
River Colony. •
Boer•sto ''Fight ilio 3Boors.
It is impossible not to lie struck
with the fact 1111at t groat propor-
tion of the 'former enemies of (great
Britain it1 South Africa 1o1v frankly
throw in their lot with the British,
Drandfort, Proonstad and Bloemfon-
tein colnpanies of ex -burghers are
now bearing tl:rnlsagainst the Boers.
They state their object is not to op-
erate against their former comrades,
but to'defend houses and property
against marauding bands, EvorJ'
town in the Free State occupied by
the British soon will become cen-
tre of British influence,. extending a
long distance in their vicinity. Over
13,000 refugees are now within 1110
British lilies, and. many of there de-
mand .arias anti.: permission to' take
the field. If their requests be grant-
ed it will be easy to get 2,000 ex -
burghers enrolled on the British side.
Ilrbels Sentenced: to Death.
Cape Town, March 11.—A court-
martial has sentenced death w
ala tail ha, se tc to tiers h t o
rebels connected with the recent
wrecking of a train at Taaibosch.
Others concerned in the crime were
condemned to various terms of pun-
ishment.
This picture is the trade mark of
SCOTT'S EMULSION, and is on
every
bottle of SCOTT'S EMUL-
SION itt the World, which now
amounts to .many ;millions yearly.
This great business has 'grown to
such vast proportions,
First; Because the proprietors
have always been most careful in
1, s ' 1•
-Lents
selectin the variqu., ingredients
used in its composition, Namely;
the finest Cod Liver Oil, and the
purest Hypophosphites.
Second: -Because • they have _ so
skillfully combined . the various
ingredients that the best, possible
results are obtained by its use.
Thirt-Because it has made so
many sickly, delicate children
strong andheal.t1 y, given health
and rosycheeks to so many pale,
,
diic girls, and healed the lungs
allae. g , o
and restored, to fall health, so many
thousands in the first stages of
Consumption.
If you h;iVe not tried it, send for free salnple,
Its agreeable taste 15111 Mir,,isa you.
S20`11` & 130\t>i4i1, Chemists,
Toronto
3114 re,soy all C,...$uletu,
Et111TGEn WANTS DETAILS.
A Long Telegrairi. Sent tai Acting :Presi-
dent Schalleburger.
London, March 12. -No further
news has been received concerning
the negotiations between Lord Kitch-
ener and General Botha. The Daily
Express says it hears that Lord
Kitchener declared the surrender
iesuSt be unconditional, while the
question of the (nacre treatment of
the Boers was referred to London.
It is asserted that 11lr. Kruger,
through Dr. Leycis, has sent a long
telegram to 111', Schalkhurgcr', Act-
ing President of the South African
13epublic, asking ;for details regard-
ing the negotiations. •
...Gen; Colvile's .Jepositiou.
London, ,Mardi 12.—In `1110 house
of. Conlnons yesterday Arr. Charles
MacKinnon Douglas (Liberal) :moved
•r•-
for an inquiry regarding the rats e
anent of Major-General Colvile, who
was sent haute from South Africa
byLord Roberts for inefficiency in
.the {ieldi
Mr. ,Brodrick, Secretary of War,
replied as follows: "At Saiuia's Post
Geri, Colvile • blundered about and
ri amoeU'red 'about; until his force
lvas weary, while the Boers carrrccl
off guns unmolested. Lorca Roberts
thought Col, Broadwood` did right,
although; General (5olvii( 'took _excep-
tion to Col Broadwood's behavior,
General Colvile left Col. Broaclwood
and leis shattered force severely
alone, aid iliarched his troops in an-
other direction. He showed a lack
or,ente prise which lost" him the con-
fidence of Lord 'T2obcrts."
PLAGUE IS SPREADING;
Cape Town lleporis.I iftoou New Cases—
. Tvvo'Color'ed People 'Died in the
Sta•cets.
Cape rl'o14'r1, March 11,—The bu-
bonic plague is developing seriously
in Cape Town. Fifteen new eit10s
1v0i•e officially reported to -day and
97 other persons were isolated be-
cause of having :`conein contact
with victims of the clisoa:st).
To -day 1 p
4ro colored who
had been, attacked by the plague
died ill the streets of Cape Tosvn, A
1.+711'0 peals (lied while being roirio -i:4'
] f,
to the hospital,
The 311:alad y is reach in t he more
c 1 f_,
prosperous classes, and is has been
necessary 1: 1' tin) •, the : hospital
,O e c yc to C l O 1
' entire 1311v 1' gent leuia n
talc,. 3, ti <, family ,, (.t a 1,c,3 t a .
9'hc i0rriser 7nitz.4oviisa I3 4p3
D.erliu 11T1rc11 ..—Ern
leur rt
-
1inY
is progressing so Sa•ti,fact0ril,l'
that Ile Was aide ti_ esterday clearing
Id spend donne time zit ltiS study..
t _ '
a
Ontario Division Court..
.Some Ontario Division Court clerks
may have fat oflic13s, but a great
11111103' have not. as 41110113 1133 the an-
nual report of 'the ins.Iso('l or. A 111111e
of salaries showing that 100 clerks
receive less than 8100, 100 front
3100 to 8200, 42 "from 8200 to 3300,
28 from 5300 to 3400, 16 from 8400
to 8500, 9 from 8500 to 4c.l1300, 6
from 11(100 to 8'710, 2 frons. 11(10 to 8700, from. 3700 to
5800, 3 front 3800 to 3900, 6 from
3900 to 81,000, 13 front 31,000 • to
32,000. The Division Court clerk at
Ottawa is the bestP aid officer of the
list. who gets the maximum of 32,-
000.
Taw number of suits entered last
year was 38,686. The claims
amounted to $1,202,745, and the.
amount, 1)1(11(1 into court was 3427,-
511. The appointments during the
year nuumbered 26 clerks and 35 bail-
iffs.
ELYCTION CA SES.
Judgenient In West Huron Case -Mr.
Thornton Appeals.
Toronto, March 12.—Judgment will
be given this morning at 11 o'clock
by the Court of Appeal in the elec-
tion case of Deck v. I3on. J. T. Gar-
r•oW, M.P.P. for West. Huron. The
appeal was taken from the jittigrhent,
of Justices Osier rind Rose, unseat-
ing Mr. c, -arrow.
An appeal has been takers on be-
half of \ir, ,C. .7, Thornton of west
Durham. from the decision of 11Ir.
Justir-e 'Str'eet, given 00 Saturday,
dismissing the preliminary objections
to the pet111011 brought by one :Burn-
ham. The appeal is to the. Supreme
Court,
YROBLIN'S RAILWAY BILL.
Manitoba Premier's Bargain' Gets Past
Its Second Beading,.
Winnipeg, slain., March 12.—The
debate on the second reacting of the
Railway bill was continued, and at
the close on a straight party vote
was passed its second reading by 23
to 9.
Lurkeys......... ...:....... 84.v1J
Olin eu is 1U,
Pucks .....,.. ,'....,.:... ,.
Coin ..
40 to d5.
! 'li'tiGth,P,. 1i550 uto 1 50.
Clover 4 01
Wool.,, ;1... 15 to 10
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HE IS AMERICAN CONSUL
IN QUEBEC CITY.
Queen's Plate Entries,
Toronto, March 12,—The entries;
,for the, Queen's Plate closed yester-
day at the Ontario Jockey Club's
office, and although the entry- list
will fall far short of last year's 41,
there is likely to be as many start-
ers when the flag; falls May 22 There
is one new -comer this year; 8081'.
0. Osborne, he having . entered Pira
tic, by Marauder—A tl:tena 111., bred.
by the Seagram stables. The ,en
tries:
W. iJeudrie, Hamilton . 6
1. 11. Seagram, Waterloo 5
N. Dyment, Barrie ......... 3
P. B. Clancy, Toronto........... ..,... 3
G. W. Cooktrorrisburg .................:2
Davies,' Toronto • 2
T. Duggan. Toronto
311ss Jones, Brockville . , ............ 1
A. G.. Alexander, Ottawa ............... 1
Li. C. Osborne, Toronto ... .......... 1
VIlaat in Fanners' hands.
Washington, March 12,—The-March
report eaf the statistician of the De-
partment of Agriculture shows . the
amount of wheat remaining in fa lila-
ccs hands on : March .1 to have been
about 1.:'5,100,000 bushels, or 24.5
per cent. Of laSt year's crop, as com-
pared with 158, 700,000 bushels, or
29 per ) cent f the crop of 1,899 on
]c O P
Band 131arch 1, 1000, and 103,000,-'
000 bushels, or 29.3 per cent. of the
crop of :1.898, on hand On Mar0h 1,
:1899.:
Steamers to lie 11ailt flu Canada.
O ttali'a, March 12,—Sir Louis
1?;aavtt's 13,111 call. for tenders for the
i1ding of two 11etb (50SerllFncrit.
steamers to replace the Nctvfield a:nd:
1)raid this week, The 80110lster of
Marino a1131 Fisheries 1tltetnls giving
an 111)1)0r•tunily' for these steamers'
being built in Canada, 117t is,
if
rile work can be done at. anything
like a reasonable cost. Tl'hc tenders
will, therefore, ask that the new
beats be. bu11t. in Canada.
U.
5, )1iniptcr Conger left,
Ol\ 280110715 for libnle.
STRONGLY INDORSES.
P8111e's G!eEII COMPOillig
'THE MARVELLOUS
SPRING MEDICINE.
DON'T
DO NOT RUN
from a question that 111u5t interest you.
'Have y010 your New Suit ? if
trot, drop in and see us at the
first opp(t't lDity and let ue
Show you a fele prices of tale
Fancy, Worsteds and 'Scotch
Tweeds,
seen 1 '.• and
4 r J E,A
I LS e you c e, the ixe tet. 1
3� e e 1
Ther ringbone patterns, They
are beauties.
Many of the wondrous successes and
decesive victories of Paine's' Celery'
Conzpopnp over disease and death aro
35011 known to the people of the seven
provinces of our •Dominion.
No other medicine ever given 10
suffering humanity has caret with such,
approval from physicians, from nurses
g �t I1101
' • rl men caring for the diel:, it0 1
'
\i�oliaeculturen 0r ulculture oriel ntlnenc(, and
Prole the s :usible and thinking people
of the toiling (13155. All unite its one
gr lUCl0liorus of praise—"Paine's Cel-
ery
lery Compound is earth's best aril sur-
est spring health -restorer and health-
gi\er.":
General William Vi'. Henry, _Aulerf-
0 121 00110111, in the city of Quebec,
writes as folloll•s about Paine's Celery
Compound: '
"It c*ireS 100 al great
�Compound,
oensure to 10-
doise ,a,cti Celery Cn ound, both
on account of the results obtained.
from personal use of the remedy Find
knowledge of the remarkable cures it
has performed. 1 believe it has no
equal in curing:diseases of the nervous
system and building up those who are
weak and out of health. ' It has cured
sec-eral friends iif mine of rheumatism
atisln,
in its worst form. and 1 have no hesi-
tancy in iecoiuinencling it to all afflict -
with that disease.
Tuckersuiith: Many of our readers
will regret to learn of the death of
Mrs. Montgomery Patrick, of the 7th
concession, which took place, 00 Moll
cl t1• last. Mrs. Patrick's maiden name<
was Rachel Nichol.: She was i dough
ter of l'It' Alexander Nichol, and for,
several years was a resident• of. Sea -
forth, although a native of this place.
She was not quite 27 years of age and
had been married only about a year
and a•ha1f.
Peltier
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tt is Free to n who
Send For it.
The new edition of the Diamond
Dye Rug Book will prove useful to
the ladies who are interested in the
making of homemade Mats and Rags.
It is illustrated throughout with pretty
designs for Door flats and Floor Rugs.
It tells yOil how to secure the Hessian
patterns artisticallp colored a11c1 ready
for hooking,_ This booklet has an im-
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