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Exeter Advocate, 1902-3-13, Page 4(Utter broraU, c.,14as. H. Sanders, Bator and, Peop TIVIURSDAY, Moll 13,, 1,902 MORE RLECTiPS -FRAUD. The disgraceful, disclosure made in connectiou with the investigatiou now bei og col:ducted by the courts of Mont- real into the irregularitiee during the recent by-electious in St.. James divis- ion of that eity, should cause all Cium- dians a liberty -loving instincte to pause and consider how forinidahlohaa become tbe ulcer of corruption in this land. Simultaneously justice has been invoked in Montreal ;end Loudon, On- tario, to puoieli professional eleetion thugs. In each case the criminals were working ii: the interests of Liberal eandidate. Al London one of the par- ties Involved pleaded guilty and was sent to prison for six months. In Montreal witnesses, who lcuew ef the'crimes committed there, were paid to leave the country by A. E. Brunet., a, nephew and acreditedagent of Joseph Brunet, M.P., the merabernow repre. senting Stjanaes' division in the House of Commorts. The former is under arrest, and the evidence of tatii. liable witnesses goes to show that the prisoner offered money to induee young men to perjure themselves, imperson. ate voters, and commit other crimes. A. E. Brunet also provided the funds to na.ble Ephrem afelwre, a law stu- dent, who refused to be bribed. bet who would have given datigt.roos evi- dence,to mate: ajeilltiltT to the lenited States. As a result, of this well organ- ized but disastrous plot. Mr. J. Ge. Bergerou, the unsuccessful Conserva- tive canditlitre, was credited evhb hav- ing received four votes in one polling district, while twenty-four es ituessee, ex:twined in court, testified to having east their bellote for that gentlemau. BM the result le not surprisiug. when the 'West Horon election ft ends are weaned, whereby the Liberd Gov- ernmeut supporter had his seat stolen for him. A emannitteehaving on he a majority of Liberele. promptly declar- ed that no wrong bail been committed, althongh ovteewhelnaing evidence we - offered to the coot rery, and the guilty pew t:es, seme of whom wine self-eon- fees.hl erisainalewere allowed to go free. The tampering with college stn - dents in Montreal by Mr. Brunet, is the natural eequence to Liberal en- couragement of machine methods. Speaking at Napanee, Sir Richard Cartwright was reported in his own paper to have said: "He knew there was a large number of men in the country who wanted to be bought. He knew that because he had bought them twice when he was an unrepentant sin - nen" Ana Sir Wilfrid, himself has not been backward in frankly admititng his weakness towards doubtful elec. tion methods. At a dinner given by the National Club, he had this to say: "I would have you rely mainly on the justice of your cartse,yet, I have learn- ed by the experience that we must not forget human devices that are so es- sential to victory." In the fate of such encouragement by men to whoila Canada looks for good government, can it be wondered that scandals stich as have been reveal- ed in Montreal exist? WHILE SHOOTING RATS. St. Catharines, March 0.—Wm. J. Davis, whose home was in Hainilton, who has been visiting his brother-in- law, Stephen Furminger, forme': near here, was accidentally killed to -day by the explosion of a gnu. Mr. Form ing- er had been bothered by rats stealing some pet hirds. Mr. Davis arose early this morning and went to the barn to shoot the rats. Soon after a shot was heard by the Furming,er family,but no attention was paid to it, they thinking he had fired at a rat. About half an hour later Dir. Fur/flinger went to the barn and found Mr. Davis dead, with his head almost blown off. Death must have been instantaneous. Mr. Davis' weapon, was an old Snider rifle and it was not a safe instrument to use. KILLED BY A TRAIN. Chatham, Ont., March 5.—As Grand Tronk train No. 175, extra west bound freight train, was approaching the L. E. & D. R. R. crossing this morning about 10 o'clock the driver observed a man walking east on the north track. He pulled the whistle for the diamond, but did not deem it necessary to blow the whistle again, as the man was walking toward the approaching train. just before the train reached the man, the driver he says he deliberately step- ped into the south track, and as he did so he 'waved his hand to the oncoming train. Although the driver applied the air breaks immediately the train was going thirty miles an hour when it struck the unfortunate man. The train was soon brought to a standstill, but by tlae time the train hands reached the body life was extinct. The remaitia were brought to the depot on the train and were viewed by Coroner Bray, after which they were removed to an undertaker's. The body was badly crushed and bruised and the legs were badly broken. Letters found 'on his person show that the unfortunate man's name was Jas. W. Lane, an expert carver, and had been employed in Toronto and Peterboro. After aii Hitless extending over a per- iod of two years, during eleven weeks of which he was confined to his room, Mr. Joseph W. Ferguson, one of the most widely and favorably known residents of 'London township, (lied at his home at 13irr Wednesday morning. Stomach trouble, following an attack of sciatica, was the cause of death. EXPLOSION AT BRAMPT'ON. Brampton, March lac—This after" noon the town waa startled by a great explosion and dense colones of smoke were seen pouring from the thild-story window of Jeakez & Son's hardware store. The tre alarm was sounded, and tbe .0,reman. (Wieldy ran a ladder up to the window, but lerobably ten nonetes elapsed before they could en- ter on account a dense stmike. Peaker, junior, was found lying'usen- sible and his clothing on fire, BeRWas hastily carried down statue, and sever- al doctors summoned, Be bad several dangerous burns On the face,, hands awl breast. The budding was badly damaged. It is eoujectured that Mr, Beaker had gone to the powder rooin to ascertain the noantity of powder in stock prior to (ovine. an order to a eraveller whothe'he hiTd left iu the of - bee. Opening the door he is thohnhe to hare struck; a match to obtain lighe tbe end of which xuay have flownoff and into the powder. At 8 o'elock Me. Peaher is still living._ though, uncon- sciotee, and it is feared he cannot re - SUICIDE NEARST. MAR ITS. St. Marys, March h.—There was , suicide neer here yesterday afternoon. lithe Gertie Forma% the Pi year old denghter of Mr. Jos. H. FOrulan, Who vonducts a tile yard about two miles south of the town took poison and tiled before ritedicia aid could reach her. It appears that Miss FOrlOan bed asked her father for the use of the horse for a, simple of davs, bat be had declined, as be had to come to town and heeded the tram himself. ilis daughter got workednp over the die - appointment. _end told her mother she vould poieon herself. The threat was e credited, hut the girl went up. stairs to her bedrohm, bigheaded the door frogn within by moving the bed against it and took the poison. The poison was strychninehnixed with ap- ple sauce. Shortly the sexemns of the nfortnnate gild called the boueehold to her and on gaining entrance she was found in the throes of awful agony, and died in abuut half au hour. Medical assistance arrived later but it was impossible to do anything, Miss Forman was of a bright, cheer. ful temperament. It is understood that she carried this poison aboat her shim attending the Pa toehmeri- eau in Buffalo, and last week it is said that she stated that she knew the taste of poison. WHO THE VICTIM WAS. St. Marys„ Mardi 0. --The mystery eurrouneing the ideutity of the victim, who was killed on the OMR, track here last week, has been cleared up. The dead man's name is Daniel Han- ley. He had been living with lds uncle, Thos. Hanley, at Heestm, near Milver- ton, for the wintenand was on his way to Port Huron, Mieh„ when he was killed. His nnele was here yesterday and identified the clothing As that which his nephew wore. Thos. Han- ley read the aceident in the papers and wrote to Jas. MeArdle, the bus man here for particulars. He was com- municated with and came and solved the mystery. He said that his nephew as a glass blower by trade, but sailed in the summer and left for Poet Huron to engage as a sailor. The unfortun- ate man left Hesson on Tuesday even - for Port Huron. His uncle is positive of his identification of the clothing, as the name on the handkerchief reads °Chas. Gobi" and that it was given him by Gold, who was his chum. Chief Young found 53 in the dead man's pockets, Thos. Hanley says he gave the deceased 55 when be len and that he had some money of his own. Around About Us. Stanley: While eugaged in cutting wood Jr.11A.. Gilmour unfortunately outhis foot with an axe, It will lay him off for a few days. Clinton: W. T. O'Neil was confined to the housefor some days by having a nail run into his right knee; he was able to go to his store Thursday. Goderich: Mr. Frank Whitmore has rented the eighty acre lot adjoining his own from Mr. John Sheppard of Clinton and will now have a 160 -acre farm. Seafortb: Master J. Archie Scott, the young son of Mr, .Tames Scott, fell from a tree which he was climbing, On Wednesday, and was considerably hurt. Bracefield: Mr. Robert McCartney has leased the building next the post - office from Mrs. Marks, and intends using it for a show room for the Mc- Cormick Manufacturing Company. Clinton: Jas.Seale, of town has sold his 100 acre farm, north half lot 16, con. 7, Morris, to R. B. Alcock, 6th con., of the same township; it is con. sidered a good property and the figure paid was 52,300. Varna: Dr. Little, of the Varna hotel has purchased Mrs. Faugh's hotel Brucefield, for the sum of 53,000 cash, and takes possession on May 1st. We are sorry to lose Prof. Little, as he is a good citizen and runs a first class hotel. Goderich: On Taesday afternoon while Willie McDougall, a young lad employed by G.N. Davis, was helping to lift some empty barrels from the cel- lar of the store, he was caught by the clamps of the hoistingchain and. was severely injured, requiring the atten- tion of a surgeon, Logan: A little two-year-old son of Mr. Fred Eisler had a narrow escape from death Monday. The child was playing upstairs in his father's house when, in some unaccountable way, he fell throngh a window to the ground below, a distance,.. of fourteen feet. Strange to say no injury of any kind was sustained. - Ailsa Craig: The body of Mrs F. Car- ter, of Brantford, was brought to Craig on Friday anci transferred to the resi- dence of Thos. Rees, 7th con;; McGilli- vray, from where the funeral took place on Monday to West's cemetery. De- ceased was a daughter. of Richard Wil- liams, West MeGillivray. She died on Friday morning after a short illness. Goderieh tp.: We have to rebord the doings of death this week in our midst, Mrs. Margaret Lindsay having been called suddenly away last Thursday evening. The'deceased had been suffer- ing from an attack of la grippe and had ri ea illy recovered when heart failure re- sulted. Death was entirely unexpect- ed and was a sad blow to the children to whom mother had been for a great number of years the main stay of the family, the: father having died some fifteen years ago, _ Seaforth: Mr. 3. W. Beattie has -- Purchased, the Interest of Mr. Robert UU NIL PRIOR ELECTEL Winter in the Meat business of Winter & Stewart. IVinghanu One evening last week the residence of Samuel Elliott, pear the brickyard was entered by a. thief, and the song of kwenteortive dater& stol- en. The thief or thieves who have beep operating in this vicinity recently are getting bolder. and May be caught yet. tTluArklay afternoon two young boys were lodged in the eells for petty lar- ceny, Wingb.allai A pretty and iutereet- ing omtrimovial event was witnessed by aver four hundred of the residents of town, in the new Methodist church, on eVedneeelay, dth hasta when efiee Laurette, Loulee eeeOnd daughter a Mr. and ars, Srlingiam, Leconte Sr.,SLD., of Lusk, State (heappv bride of VillRolston arling, M.A o Wyoming, Moch estopatilY Is felt foe line. Robson in the death of her son, Stuart, who passed away Meonslay are ter a few mouths' ilines,e. This IS the third fleatla in the family doing the last two or three years. The funeral was held on Wednesday afternoon. short service was held at the house, after which the remains were interred in the Parkhill cemetery. Parkhill: When Mr, David Creig WAS returning home from Strathrehe Thursday, the cotter upset and he wes thrown out, disloeatin, g. his el:milder, Notwithetanding the menry beheld on to the horses and got to Sprin Wok, where a young Mall. a son n 1r. Kean, drove with him to Parkhill, Dr. Caw and Dr. Wilson at once atteugled to hie case, and be is DOW able to be arouud again. Ailsa Craig; Tuesday night3. Hare eie0in Pat. Lawly,Frank Hilbert, John Powis, John O'Connors and Henry Hubert were, on the complaint of the G.T.R., arrested for stealing n. ride on freight train No. WS from Stratford to Ailsaguilty to the charge they were sentenced by Police MagestrateSmith to ten days ;ad la - bier tn default of a payment of a nue of $4 and costs each, , Seafortin Messrs, Scott Brothers, who> have been in hApiness here for 3. years. have disposed of their ORO. cal Instrument business to Mr. George - Baldwin, who will conduct le in con- nectiun with his bicycle bueiness. Mr. Baldwin is a poshiog young businees man and ehould sell lots orb:grim:ode. He will be assisted by Mr. Thousas BroWn, the band leader. Clinton: On Monday 31rs. James Danford received a telegram which conveyed the sad news that her mother had passed OM ay daring the night. The deceased with bop husband, Mte John Small:Ion, bad lived for some forty n years in the township of Grey where they Were favorably known, Mrs. Danford left on Tuesday and Mr. Dun - ford the next day to attend the funeral which took place on Wedneeday to the cemetery in Brussels. Winghauu errs. Holmes, wife of Mrs. Thomas Holmes, one of the most prominent residents of Wingleam, and one of the pioneers of Huron Counter, seas taken suddenly ill on Thursday, and although everything possible was done for her she missed away on Sat - today evening. The members of the family were present from Brussels, Sarnia, Toronto and other places, hav- ing been notified by telegraph. Men. Holmes was well known and highly re- spected in the town and eurrouraling country. Goderich bit It is our painful duty to chrontele the death of Mrs. Dave Cantelon, ste, which took place Wed- nesday at the old homestead on the Oth concession. The deceased was born in Tipperary, Ireland, $1 years ago and when eleven years of age came to Ontario with her narents and settled in the Toronto district. Seven years later she mimed Mr. David Cantelon and corning to Goderich township they settled 14)011 lot 82 on the Oth concession which continued to be their home while life lasted. a. FIERCE. POLITICAL vrotrr woront.1., B.O. rAe-TE Or TUE GOVERN, - RENT IN TUE BaltitiNCE. IRIARGEN or BRIBERY 4k.GAINIM THE Ne:w Tietori% March l0.—'1. Prior Win teeSerted Ms prestige in Victoria, to -night, when Mr, E, V. leodwell, the Opposite:lee candidate, went :Iowa to de- feat leeeore hinia The fight was the bit- terest in 'the history 0 the city, and awakenetithe greateet interest through - Old the Provinee. Throughout the cem- paign Mr, Bodwell had the advantage On the platferle, and was believed, to hal-0 the superior org,aaigatioa, :out col, Prior ewe klto the Acid two weeks ago, hacked by an the ferre* of the Govern - latent, emi witlg the tremeedouo lever- age at tbe allege4, contract made by the Government with the Canadian Nerthero, to *eke their Baelde terminue to Vieterie, to help him,. The Gppeeh tlati Iteld that this Ontraet was an at- tempt, to gold briek the .eity. end thls he in tie measure borne out. • by the many impeeeible term of it. ,At the bet moment, •Prentier Thinsmuir an- umweed thet be bed eeld the .E, &N, Reituny aleo to Machetiale.4 limn Vitae insuring a teratione in Vieterie, ami this doubiltee had an effect in assist. ins Ool. Prier. ftfaay prominent • con. fter'17-Ottre5 sipated.31r. Brelwelh White Pelee had the assistauee • :A die •liartinite Liberate. • The Oppoeitieu Oahu that mousy was used freely, and that the theal result was attained by its liberal Use.. 10 the committee-mon:se after the acetic% con- cluded, Mr. liedwell made 0 riuging 3 epeeele in which be alleged wbolesale corruption, and ie which, the anuounees mein. Wasmade that the •election would he protested, TMs Will doubtless 1.e done. The result, however, eiteS Piremier Duns:noir twenty of a following in the House, with . the eapart of the aye Marteettee, whlte the straight Opposi. flan number sixteen. • Mr. 31artin, to save. the Government, will llaVe to en dove the enormuus land grant to the .CW13411311 Northern, against which eye.- • - tem he was pletiged in the Vancouver vonventioe. Had Col. Prior beeo defeated the Gov- ermuerit would in all probability have reeigeee. The figures were: Badwall, 1.501t Prior, Le33. making ;the majerit,e for Plan 32. Stanley: On Sunday last, *March 2nd there passed away after a long linger- ing illness, Sohn Cameron, of the 4th con., in the fifty-eighth year of his age. Deceased was a native of Fott- ingal, Perthshire, Scotland, where he was barn 1814. When quiet young he emigrated with his parents, who settled first in Glengarry, but in a short time moved west to the "Huron tract," and settled on lot 23, con. 2, Stanley. De- ceased lived first on the farm of lob 21 con. 2, now owned by Mr. Nat, but formerly by Mr. Donald Smith, of Clin- ton. For the last twenty-three. years he lived on lot 15, con. 4, and here he died. Goderich: Mark Young, a. Dungan- non young man, was the victim of h rather peculiar accident on Tuesday of last week. In company with David Smilie, another young man of Dungan- non, he was driving to town Tuesday morning, and just on the turn of the road above Dunlop's hill he turned out to Iet another rig pass. The road was very rongh, and iti turning in again the Cutter upset. He was pitch- ed out and in some way his leftleg was broken just above the ankle. Notwitla standing the injury he held unto the lines and the horse ran several rods be- fore it -was stopped. He came on to Mrs. Spence's, in town, where the limb was set by Dr. Whitely. Be will pro- bably not be able to move for a couple of weeks. St. Marys: Mrs. Sidney Fraleigh died at the family residence on Mon- day evening, March ard, aged 52yeare, The deceased lady was one of the most highly esteemed residents of St. Marys. She was a native of Downie township, bat had lived here nearly all her life, and was widely known in town and country for ber sterling quail ties of true womanhood. For several years past Mrs.Fraleigh has been failing in health. She returned home from a visit to her son, Mr. Howard Fraleigh, at Thed- ford, several weeks ago, and shortly after was taken ill. The physicians who attended her held out very little hope for her recovery, and after an illness of some three weeks she died. Besides her husband sbe leaves a fam- ily of one son and two daughters, Misses Maud and Emma the loss of their dearest friend on earth. AN faioossiela thing to find is a plas- ter equaled to "Tim D. & L." Menthol, whieb is beim,- imitated. Get the gen- uine. For side aches back -aches, stit- ches, 'nothing egret's it. Made by Davis & Lawrence Co., Ltd. 1119NRY PHI he (lemon Salim. Evince Visits Cramp's Shipyard. Philadelphia, Pa., March 10,—Prince Henry arrived. in Philadelphia at 10.20 .m. 110 Ina met at Broad street station by Mayor Ashbridge and the Citizens' Committee and escorted to the Mayor's °ince in the City Hall. The freedom of the city end the Mayor's address of we]. ennui were preeented to the royal visitor, after which he was driven to Independ- ence Hall and thence to Cramp's ship- Yerd. Killed His Meter With st lattebtorIc. Halifax, March 10. --While skylarking with a pitch fork at Port Gilbert, Di,„eby County, on Sunday afternoon, Adolphue eleinnson accidentally drove one of Om prongs of the fork into the eye of his sister, a young woman, who died this morning us a result of the injury. Illoritlin indicted. Gambrid,ge, Mass., March 10.—The Grruld Jury of Middlesex County to -day reported an indictment on four counts against Joseph Wilfrid Blontlin, alia.s Joseph Bernard, charging Min with the murder of Margaret Emma Blondin, bis Blondin is under arrest in New York. TELEGRAM BREVITIES. The theatre at Pretoria is to reopen on the 2Stlx inst. Canadian exhibits occupy half the space at the Royal ._.change Exhibition, opened in London yesterday. Sir Wilfrid and Lady Laurier sail from New Yolk on the Etrurin on lune 14 to attend the coronation. James Morris, mail carrier at Bow- manville. has been arrested on a charge of stealing parcels from the mails. Mr. John Absley, a Hamilton carpen- ter, was killed I idletearing down a verandah at the Urand Trunk freight sheds. Hon. Richard Hareourt was the un- animous choice of the Monek Liberals as their candidate for the Legislative Assembly. Germany is the only power refusing to agree to the reduction of the foreign garrisons at Tientsin and the restoration of control to China. Hon. Mr. Blair, Minister of Railways, announces that a bill for the appoint- ment of a railway commission will be introduced this session. ' ° The cement manufacturers interview- ed the Premier and Minister of Finance at, Ottawa in regard to a readjustment of the tariff so as to afford better facil- ities to thelr industry. The Democratic Sheriff of Hamilton County, N.Y., defies the Supreme Court's order, has barricaded his jail, and threatens to shoot anyone of the Repub- lican Sheriff's patty who attempts to dispossess him. Mr. Montague A. Smith, banker of Forest, ha's been appointed Chairman of the Ontario Board of Game Commis- sioners, in succession to Dr. 0. A. Mc- Callum, who was recently appointed Superintendent of the London Asylum. The Provincial Health Officer was yes- terday notified of a. ease of smallpox at Westneath Towriship, Renfrew County, several, new eases in Caistor Township, Haldirnand County, and two new cases in Bathurst Township Lanark Ccunty It is said that a number of cases have , 'occurred 'in - the vieinity of Paisley, Bruce County, which have not been re- ported. An investigation will be Do You Work For Prat P If you make butter for profit, you should remember that WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO'S "IMPROVED RVTrER COLOR" will add front a to Scents per pound to the value of your baiter, °bean and imperfectly pre- pared butter colors lower the value of hotter so much that it cannot be sold. All prise bottermakera use 'Wells, Richardson & 00'e "Improved Eutter Color." DOES IT PAY TO BUY 011EAPF A. cheap remedy for coughs and colds all right, but yon want so:nett:mg that will relieve and cure the more se- vere and clangerons remelts of throat aud lung troubles. What shall you do? Go to a warmer and more regular di -- mate? Yes, if possible if not possible for you, then in either ease take the ONLY remedy that basbeelaintrOduced in all civilized countries with success in severe throat and lung troubles, "BoSehee's GerMao Syrup." It not only heeds and stimulaees the tissues to de - troy the germ disease, but allays in. flaunnation, catmes eitsy expectoration, gives a good night's rest, and cures the patient. Try oxn bottle. Recommend- ed many Ware'. by all druggists in the world. "rod eMd get, Dr. G. G. Green's reliable remedies at O. Lures, Exeter. Sarnnel Milletea, retired farmer from arkdole committed Weide by jump- ing into Toronto Bay, If it Is =thine, bromide% croup, or any euchienible,ueeVapo-Ceemiene, Allihruggists, George WHO, of Blandford, fell through it hole in his barn timer and is reported to be fatally injured, NEINTIIINS 01.11' Or TEN PailleKiller will be found to fill your needs as it household remedy. Used as it liniment for stiffness and taken internally for bowel complaints. Avoid substitutes. 210. and .5ne. The sawmill and stove factory of Mr. de E. Murphy, of Hepworth, were des- troyed by bre Friday night. LOSS $9,000. len LaTnNtoorre, endless engagements geumally elm down? Take "The D. L," Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil. It will time up your system and Make you feel pone -elf again. Mode by Davis 44 Lawrence Co., Ltd. hlre. Arthur Bouchard and Inv nine ehildren were burned to death in a fire that destroyed their dwelling at Ma - tone, teile. TO CURE COLO IN ONE OAT Take Laxetive Brown Quinine Tab- lets. All druggises refund the inOries It it fails to owe. 2.1e. E. W. Grilreh' isgnature is on ee,oll box. Clinton: laWard WISP fell (limo on the lee the other day and bas been suf- fering foam it lame fink, ever since. A CARD. We, the undersigned, do hereby agree to refund the money mt u. eid cent bottle of Green's Warranted Syrup of Tar, if it fails to cure your eough or cold. We also guarantee it :recent bottle to prove satisfactory or money refunded. 0. Lrrz Goderich tp.:, Mr. Fred. Tebbutt of the 141h eon. has disposed of his 404:ere lot to Mr. Muunhms of the same line. STOPS TRH COUGH AND WORKS OFF TKO COLD. Laitailve fireniernuinineTaitieta cures a told in 0 dav. No Pere No Om Priee 25 cents. St. Marys: Mr. George Swales of the west ward, fell on the sidewalk while .going to his work on Thursday morn- ing last, and had to lay off work for a few days in consequence. eh etethi; Q, , \\%\‘'t'f.4r\ ‘') • \bo: to. • \• 1,01 ,it!:' .,.,,....1 k \ \ \ y, IVi,\ W'kq'‘\'‘.\I' \\1kik\\A4\\\''t CO(00v 1\• ‘‘\ "CANOLIES• They glvo a light that's rich and bril- i Ilant. No Odor. I elivcarywni hEtYere.1""8144 I; • • *•"-- LIFE GUARDS. The Life Guards are two regiments of cavalry forming part of the Britisli household troops. They are gallant soldiers, and every loyal British heart is proud of them. Not only theKing's household, but yours, ours, everybOdY'S -SWUM have its life guards. The need of them is especially great when the geeateet foes of life, diseases, Otld allies An the very elements, as colds, in- iluenza, catarrah, the grip and plleu-, utonia dO in the SterMY Month of March. The beet way that We know of to guard against these diseases is to strengthen the system with Heed's Sarsasaparillit—the greatest of all iffe guaeds. It removes the couilitions most successful attack. gives and in which tlkeSe diseases make their tope to ail the vital organs awl zuricaha &ions, mad imparts 'a gellIal wallah tet the blood. Remember the weaker the system the greater tlae eiposure to disease. Hood's Sarsaparilla mokes the syetene strong. Jolehle le talk - ng at a by an ulectrie hro e wires.instlet1:0110esEgfurvoelm:viuenaroilusesstabktee,iiwiehati Maim Cows are cured by Pyny-lial- soul than any other one remedy. It cures quickly and certainly. Bronclaiat affections give way readily to it. Man- nfactured by the proprietors of Perry Davis' The Columbia Handle "Works. Lon- don, were burned early Sunday morn. ing. The large factory, employing sev. enty hands,all of them Men, werecom. pletely gutted, end an innuediate loss of $2,1,000 enteiled. The indirece lose will also be very beery, running into thoushnds of dollars. ruptions ee, boils, totter, meta& or salt u o ague of dieeaeed blood. ee • %heir raaleal amt permanent care, there. fore, consists in curing tbe bleed. 41raits Fisher, Sarnia, Ont.. and Pad rceeton, W43044004 Ale., were whailh troubled with .boils :qrs. Delia Levi, heenninsten Vta5S., had pimples all over ter body ; so Ma 11, W. Garrets= New fuswi- wick, N. 4. The brother of adie l, Stock. mar, 57 Miller St., Pali Inver, Atars,, wao efiletea with terema a ceverele tbat becerae a "mass of sores." These sufferers, like otters. !ASV Tana. tartly testigerl to their oeinpiete care by flooti's Sarsaparilla This great medicine acts directly and peculiarly on the WOO, tide it of all humors. and :natio it pure and healthy. Pala cure ceaseeettee. Mee 5 outs. Vespg,[7. P.ECRIMENCEDsvPHYSICIllit». e Pow! s raXtivaCt Over finy years a henechold :mule:1y for linrne. ipraiva, Wounds, Brableft Canalgi. cotai and nil aceidents Zia tile to Qs:nixie every home. CAUTION—There is only on Pond's Extract. Ce ore you get the genuine, sold only In sealed bottles huff wrappers. EXETER Real Estate Exchange, The Sale, Pm:chase and Exchange of Village and farm lands and properties negotiated at reasonable rates of cone, mission, For Sale. Several Valuable' Farms in HAY, ITSBORNE, STEPHEN gral MeGILL- WRAY; also Three very desirable Re- sidence properties in Exeter. " P'artus Wanted. We have purchasers for good farm and in the vicinity of Exeter, or who will Exchange. APPLY TO David Mill, V Manager. or. 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