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Exeter Advocate, 1902-5-1, Page 4
for neat iv two decades the Lovett: will p .41' 1114i 4`14'1 , t a➢la 44tati'n4?14, c4na4, 4iut In may, in enormous uneataees,. en. sedere, R ,/� r�,* 7� F !, r , u .:.71.7 V4�t �,i iM 4s rH�/�6 SPEARS. Thi CAN' DealDealere say that bicycles have gone ^ DISTRESSING CASE QE CON - Godotichr Thursday night, shortly a)ut of date. Where they formerly $1,1111PTIO1C at ter midnight, ;a man who had teatop through one of the whitlows of -1'', T. The •appointihlc'ilt of a, postmaster ;at sold ld ten they now sell one. People do the death ca r" that - Wit, is itis- els as matter business, If they esti , A Toronto clergyman. tells of a family ed 141 the witldos'1^, The matt waisrclrttnk taller anatta:'r, like xitalt of the Exeter iasis as bicycle they bze iane, batt utleerT of 1 - i t d 4.r taste for k d thatl e themother and fro d d -h.4 prop 1 . • f 1 1 et Family P Away—nose •ise 1 ed to town from Kincardine, 'brok'e `_ w_ Crediton, to gill the :aeittacy e.ilisett lly dlil,gbutmotilee�thenx now erbolly Veer of loan Tatar nc# r 11* — , Dean's store an the square and colas zk I tl d l f�i Jacob Plb buy i quantity of goods which were displaay- •. . - • • wise they: have no use "for one. The ba his congregation, which consisted but he evidently retained e. 1 s.ac.aucy, , yy lilt la seeltles to -hang #!x ,y e chit rev—the father delicacies, and. When he was found :11:1 1' ltla7 time, Of coarse the Provincial Price . hos none down SA ey el'y a n g 4jean t:w. one, and yet nobody yl•a4tats a being deadaefour of evhom in, a few years k `�n`ter lett e>f 1 int eixst to con lix } DN do's e1e strops are now on and gas it. souse-# bike, 'That is the most ntaturaal chines, y i< es 1 f I Speaking at W ootibrid eon Tuesday nenee there will be no. appointment p r+ g g s ,111 ` a'Why t .>< • •# a • ofuntil'Z are over. h •. �, .i .4 aide they ,. t -rn, s 1made tNaaan Rev. E. ##y e ,k n P' >d 41➢.t--r- S t. �,>F-,luteins; C"hotel,,Taron- 4state of affairs should exist we cannot to, said:. •,'$ $4.E' ecus it iesee ern the present e1ee- eetiaal campaign i rot . pt i)v is Bbd p ' - 'ael+➢ti.lsa, aa.l� w e^•-t_esei oeneeit71aac>' 6EIld eltr inn a+.. :e a".', 113"n aautlerstaiucl as there is no legitimate reason why the vacancy should not have been filled long ago, hut it is ime;eky a matter 114 keeping t11e party united until after the eleetions. The .rb his. ;al_'al7•:::•➢.:� ?1...".R'A *._•ail tee the we ka�aye every tP.e,,ole to awakening 11 �'.a � e s ,•gilt liirtilltkllS to S41atl hEa to a I..aC a hous afterwards •ab eves dies F a :4 ' t . +, ,.. la 4111laNr ,. St.3hCN 4 .•a, r,�:•e ,:,. •.A ,. � ..4.7 c � a. ). ...-.tan.>..*,<, e.t.a ]11:Iatytiill ).'2i5 _. k:�.: a. ... •.... --.,.. ._, .?a" ,3 .ck ♦ .+riga .l..a ,- � J, .r i'arcat�te8,v •t 1' lillllallell fanea '• h . the Commons ,yam * •" ,; .� c in to lIe)alsetlf Ca cultic n. n-, c y a to t .. t.;,...4.. aEt.,..c. • ,li :a 1 Herat h i s 1 r,4. BlotS•.1111-1•.!:: tf Ea,*tie try kl... � a a I t in the world, too, When everybody °set wanes :a thing then price is no Ohl 3 , haat as soon zas the deneaand.failsnobCidy'. wants to invest, TOOK PARIS GREEN. Orangeville, Aprt128.—Early Thurs., day morning last ..Mrs. John Taare:b ll, " , eted this iy jtldgtalu flit, seven months, of Mono Centre, aa• village ten whiles brothers and sisters --has ,eantra leave fallen, Viet ins to 7eonsumptien and oranges, candies, etc. He was taken died. And now the fifth, a daughter, before Police Magistrate Seager, Who -committed him for trial •b - the county e O office of a whole � 1 eth is employed d in Who !a 1The i F y i nag rhN •� gave h s r 1. t 1, 'u f d ('. a man first •c a dg e, sal4ar, and. yvlao has Mean the ola4t soot a of , r to the mother, is to leave w Scott, but afterwards stated that he support, , obligedwas William Carter. Tile case is r4a- berwork,aealieingthetsheelso-'mainly, Intuitable is it is the first (—Amble' is is believed as a result of nursing bet eflarge that,has come before the t:oun- northeast of here, rose from her bed, dread dice ase. Kind friends Ora interest- ' day t'.f 1.: koiling, 1io11t tore will renis, dressed and left her horde without ins t..ela elves in the ease, but the ditir- a' think • : - k. 1 'ie ilio o the household. alar. Sonit. , , ,!• a f h see a'". •'-,'; n ,...� . eC;2:ttl t tar ; tee'. `ebe matter wane brought, up ei thin , a. t. she f t ltd within a reasonable tlzacs a ro;;aa• t),is .r'3 L,hse7 • ascertain er r v-c^s.z--- .. t - k when One rt ., Y.� '. ,.: . _ ' t e :'➢.' ° '62➢' ,S'heriitt, .'^ *eau . fen . ahem two o'clock. —an --chit `A -t 'rn etee r °h !," r 'a t ,1: T aAr1F'�: '_'S a➢3tt1;a"er.`t\e.l 11 T F•, i, • North ti fi a -: instituted ` i h t h's cad there _r , tate for 11 < e' bouts which was kept up tel la•st CaLY^jn la.i1. R\ Cliff ilio) ]3 to , 4viteu tole of the 2 earchehs .i4. 64."t i c t , a , ti + d „. „r ,llai- t e * Ele her eimil body lying t . a kl:stitleRt rola.) :-•- the edge of ct brt1s11 pile In a`, n011 11, 7 ;;=a 3':t .t '.c A, ? ain't 1 sits., The 9 ! t a f el - 3 l =2 i R"7 ^ t? a I<. al t$ 1`l.<. 1.. •,:tail ail General been z 6i3Ua't tialtaanCt fl'C9111. her lhOirie. ,1 i,4. 4.r t ... 4)f c , , ,. im",14 ..c al t$i: ►_ ilia'p4. tineet e: at C'ira.- :les e<tn containing al gltantit'y of Pares ices l to ?Ta.�.iIF. Cele' a d the inn Ontario, le tirade green bort' Recite evidence Of t`el !➢lilt!, -> 4 ,.t.rs t+f the ere Hurt A. e `4y •a laAl t a • ,, o �,y;,' d,�a➢ 47 .➢5::R,• . -a 'lA off,'i7letl iT;iQ the lnOiac'^! 3"4.':^-'iC• tier Of her dt';ltll. The e31ifi"3'I1➢➢l:ata•'' ;y >>➢ i_at•➢l°G9t34 far. 14.:6t' t'3a',. 1 t.l+e 4'k1 d .ane' �e4.b i . of •o wasabout - aa',- tf ;a a �} lafa➢rt it Cala to fl -et 'all woe11.7 ones ie Cl➢;e3g4y i € ,tha' yy I{{131 a It lift~ yN t`, .,9 -et➢,STM. i+, . ° e 1 !. c:'.4.,! `• �- • ,. t, .t4.:Cr B � •, > :,�. ..: , ;. .. -. .,,-, ,i. i,t , 13,161 a• alai !. r , •-, sone.? , a•,t4 ref tilt 1-.tt. est and was the widow iaf the late ,i, +lel ,. 3„l, -.t lc, ftlr7, . « e .l �4 i .la4rt1,1 tDe �. ..al , ill! 4i It P , , � via '. , t a '�',) isz, a .. , 1 .. $ a , •e 4. a 4 10 n. n.ent.. $a n r , been 4 l-4. former. • Sbt' ,,. a ,tax otrl3t ka3:Ags end I .. !nester; hats any pea -,4.3, te33111a3ritr- T cir3tbllll, a i�•el['�,u yy t3 fill u3 3. rho „ � • _ 1 ,; „ • , lt.>^: algia la4D..,4>E£. ll C3 k'b ear"y .pini 1' , , , - wl lt� ti'll'' tat1 been taeiturti lou somewhat hat met- rho \etioua$ an t.:t'iuse sou, ashen, e , lly i°3 per t3a,rltt ntly 4.p alt l 1 1tT4 •- ieD'1'4 1 the at`;i4,-i'b'�4' i1°.:A.k•.4 V.1gRt: . bee iJ£'en.I3112i1C', .In('hOIFfo3' $n31It! days blit bey Il3141. 3 Ica -)ay ea3'ry'iee a kee,9.y'y"tie3't1 Are last ct► appointmentil 4;i . If al V ! n balding .t enc 1• .1 c ! any. 1 t fair 4 a i c e ,t t ,a q 4 eta.>r n '� family > sail tl noticed t intend 1 tollnee f tau $ h t o .. government l.it al , .-r•� > +tlia a � � tY •N illi t o � , e < £'t< z" At 1 y It -� t id 3 ¢$ dees til. meet k t f, i- a rDat, 1 g n •ire a - > e' til. u al ,� ll, a.. , 7 • .. �, t+rll 3t , ll t t k,icta,,il i riaaalaa lle:lr4• ital lt+�al defeated. 110 ihnllniltt'nrnt before the t?ntartt.' thing unusual in !ler nlanntr. a lu, ly rlafc Y I bra.; •; 1 ',t r,, provincial elections take place? - • - , ;'al"14: te)tattla.43r,s ;enerallytltoDcatlriu on Tip, st 4.e$$ ,,,,,:r4,34:!,..,1 is -4.1 54., l'f ,grails •. i C 1 The 1. ihlhi tt'r 4,f dative end Fist- T N. 4 -------e------I);tielver fol SlU,i) 4) St41' this nurlxaap, I R www I-t) g+ eat o that 5t#at�c'1:>, who worked n3� peel: hasat-c, �l.�,iea 1j1in3l. James �+13tlat'tlallla,l La - ,,,,,� It clues not need the 5.:,,, L n 11 ,. 9. a1S er' one, 4 ibillgston April fee, ---Just 81" sc11001 this, i, the moi 1!>tussimg of Till eb.u'itk's t➢m.fo tn,tQi_= ,... I evert `• revel. 41�.1';L't tura x111<et' of fly p'at it v was lion dia31m76.0 ati$ aafotwoo'j art resat full E •a t a r, , 1 Ra 'i1 O. 13{ n t - � c'aa to 3li 41 school 4.i shot reng •,�. Ian � uFeGntet n to to 1 nt tB his 0 ri, nl it kati P I widespread 0 ,, a f , , • , )n h of Actliber f7 awakened to the I I beg to reply that information g h l l at tins eine. for the publicl 4 o a the t s received a i 4, 1 1 Kohn d � � a l 'a i€ a riaae 1 6 T 1° egra4tng re e reeling r 1i.e, 't A bright. iv 31' q . •- a 1146 homing, lin at r t ,i . a de- c.�,r. tA, i yi r4`i��ca. l.i'It, o£ the death tit lire Jalclib h:Ilber, t g ' happy ! .uDa�.37a11%titan, awl also to the fact, . �. _ „ -- age named 14 uanled I3eatric4a Idolland, felt :.-or,3 �ta=1 It • the. Lest tlle•lics.l sautllori, .- istt•ict ;1st31:3stel•, Oaf t'lt daao7l, (lntiirit), Toe � 3 o _,lam., ' charge of iI a dead. �.h bullet Fi;e,ailtl as, ClFrcill )• dt'�'$lea'1 #aria 3aDdn otrilft 11,1`;t'+ihlid 1 .i 31 311 r4. pierced her temple. E Sl tl r. i11'er':an was .e1 . e Tb-It when this d`asealse 4.S tal?;en hold • pos.- _.1v1 n 1`l A , early a� , l t r 1 1y a n • 4rt'14 44S ta'4l rnoncyi$ raked to tl � inrslialai3ag, yi i11 lac 3't•ady 1 : • Z r •• , a., , 1e- S. a at!3, 1Da :Alar lt,�a>n c1t'cia4s41 al hril tuner San llelr it rl 1At 1 t. -11 a 1.4 t ld v 1ilty t' it1NAt., free of clla:ladt • �,, . c.➢4f ,1 a ,➢E 4 ,.a . tie 41, At asevi'11 ta'clocl. be ;est• llani;t-l£ noel liv r fair will pat 1.0 4.o tram 4 ^ „ fi •yn 0)1'i/7 ri 41.4 (: ti 1.11E T : IAC "14 let' wuuld sh"t the uD, a$:s� F.autpert Ave. 'Toronto. has kludly e n - »q !IDR".t „°� 1::D _ b 71 � o� 1,,ia 6+11 -a .d 1)„ ➢., � having ti etc hes list in 1.119 i'l4filli; tal?llll . a ll 4t 'v4➢ o ltril'attl4,liS far the a x":: ➢• °r4. W.W.\\\'�l�t'1'a'.ltihll S►,e5 A..Sta[•iit p • 41 :.. 4, w titttl, al"Te I l-. st-gee it As4nuch es any e 4.3 ' l n l I not li nisfer tantler the l:ati t#•! eu t.3. , I4. a sehnollniate fires the fatal �lallt4 > l,ip Tilaztcatt llnspr- ,r : t . t,, .,.. in the Ay,,,4ID , . l , . ,v Tltc' girl was curt g �,et°•;raga.:,•,``•- 4,-"0" R•-,4. Lail see, pointmentinquestion will he nDnde. la tothe paliG4), lie SIS Ili' Imo_ tb43rTXa 4t, 8i , n, _ nutllln„bonl th4Ray1fultllatll,ntallliaal, tl4='i,I+,4aeat�3rwtaa li,l[er.11,tb,d 14 1aa.e1 @ a„ ,1 »r4. < 4.n a , e r being sent out 1{y than g p .14tlat to 'waive 0 1 aaaal curs! 5,',, 4 _ ,,,' �t 7, •: , al 4u44aQ, \l, 8 commt,i^4' ; and when he u114.x1 the rove cee it, . Free Consu4 i f4iscoui Hospital; or they can " i C,.a, a ,':1-: 'a (len Aa• 1"la•i i 414' (44 tldaa ` 4 r14 a oit:t ,14141 e441°I'4 of greet 1enitniY all 1 Thi,;‘,,,41 t -•r she ten aceta anti a eetern seats of tt eht otf Scholars said that Erie ti hl he event to ;fir. W. J. tt 4..,e, fit front Ft. a 4 a x? a , .D 41e:a3 , - Stetee • ; '. o�rt'a4t : tilt* gh11f she (11d trot !stop. b" yt44n,d West, Ti;.lttot,-. ; or to tag Nationel Trust r.:• -.4444,,,A, \t , l •.., _i4.. at` 4 x x1 tl A ¢lar• 4 telt• w ;,tea 44 4. 1 a 1-itayc 14 tile ;, shoot her, :ind lie thew !the roti 441va r ! Co.,¢ , •l 1 King b East,'Ttrrp Trust 'X .1411 �„4 y •. a V11::;11 41 la, 9u'1";',!? 4.1 n6414'14D 44 +9 Tt"atte.'n'}'t':ti4e814 ne'4 that ' aimed i athe The 1 revolver is ••L13➢a3,vilf «i1 ngS i s4. ld"u4)`? i, e '.''+1''14*• T1D9a4- i^ tst4E le dee to of in an appearance nest and , ltllf t1 i her. to ' ' — ----__---- _ .:.a li a t e friar sleeping tinder ground an >ilnu*ricall lallaog„ st4li aetinl. Ile ;,; Sii..:'4 c.^ 46D" 4Q4"ON ytiltl gat :"4 Aali month. p 1317 ) y4. at to . t a+ta 4)' , a alt 1 1-f44 4,ia41'4U-•• , .11, aaLl 1 , ➢ fi a a Ilac•nt 411 t a r4. o rill a 'd for and waited all! l Illus 441 1l0nL Par) I salaunlone(l, but silo was h430.11111`1' 3 ol4tl lwlp r. • 4 rytrt4R ,,°+'41! i sllca34281 a.:. o c ®eyT•?;,. ntt1s+ tlsa_4 41444 1) 1, va't tl 44) 4410 t{) tt14> f11 c4', ;ind. at lq ,t Ilk e-ip 11 a ties 11(11 l c'%'r" 15 iiitMVIPLE� ,y� 4.r,: ,u v a eu roc rl ,se L.' ty �..av, RELIEVES CHAFING, ITCHii D OR .Rifat- TCTION, COOLS, COMFORTS AND la: ,4.S TIM' SKIN, S A r AMR iD.4.i a 3 4.M P old 41anger" a`, preparations teproseated le ba41%esone i)s” pond's xtract, which e„sij4 sGMrs and Viten ce a is "'weed eleelse1," a eleadie pelso2. eneeeenenseaestelarsteeiresre threw the 1-evolvee away. rt_44 !tae legit will be summoned to-311OV.rO%v. :+ 3aatli' isa lively lad, fond of cigarette•➢ aautt novels.. April 29.—The revolver that young, Sharp carried yesterday whenn be shota t Beatrice Holland, was found 10 Owe parts—one in the school basement also the other parts some distance front the street. Tbe weapon was bought at tai second-hand store. Sharp declares tae lutd been shooting frogs and be thought the revolver was unloaded when he drew it to frighten the girl. The girl never spoke after the bullet pierced her brain. Her mother reach- ed her side before death ascitic, Au lis- tened was opened this afternoon, when tl+e evidence of school children, teach_ ers, police and doctors was heard, The lied shot the girl without saying a word. It was shown that he was a live! lad, whose hind was Ailsa with. the deeds of dime novel heroes, He was not really vicious, but played smut. The teacher had taken from him the pernicious literature of the Jesse James type. The jury beard the evidence of young McDermott, who denied having purchased the revolver, but it was later established that he did, A second-hand dealer gave evidence, but of no importance. The jury re- turned a verdict of -eccident4tl homi- cide. They believed the boy did not think the. revolver was loaded. The jury also called attention to the need of closer inspection of second-hand stores,and more stringent enforcement of the law regarding the sale and car- rying of weapons. sh?salol ,e fed 1i, ---4 Ea 3•:¢4.4'7 Zs \ Dgillana-t' and fruit growers especially will have but 1v t'�•11.' t4'i'a's in 4 OliSegliel1eR of the visitations i, Mr. 1I. G. Cameron. of (14aerich, the Liberal candidate for West Iinroneloes . not appear have the�Oof betseiys he will win the rifling, Has own party do not Appear to be at all satisfied with him tor 1t candidate. 'rho \\'ingbaun Advance says a petition signed by six- ty Liberals of that town was forward- ed t. the prt4,;lclent of the Liberal as • e ,91 3: 14.,.4, - ••anis: d4at:4-t"'1 ' t'Q.tk"an 40 fear fair the safety of their c,;'easa3a.,tta•4`�r�13 1,l n sakit, ,. ➢ t`ua,4 t 14 0" .tial 4 sea➢^vial lra" their 444.844144. MOM; ELECTION CRIMES. The stuffing of ballot boxes at Lon - daft, Ontario„ and the clinics which �r'41 441 the eh'etiun of Mr. Brunet to the ' '4ar11i1161314 Cis the reoreeent4t°tve of 54 limes Division, Montreal, 4+1.0 bearing;S crustinnaskinghim to call another Bruit a{ Itundr4'41 fold. Deleon in Princeconvention fm- the purpose of ousting Muni 41 Wand this Liberal government ire C'aanlernn, and the News -Record is N Iia,.,0(1 :42i a14:t Wh10ilannuIsadeeis- 7ttitilnlity for the statement that John :on 44f the comes. In the King's coun- ty election for the provincial assembly, 1;ruce,the Liberal ciandidate,waas llCCtt'41 1,y most corrupt practices. ,fudge I14441g-' n unseated Bruce and .ieelar4`tl his 44141141nent 11:', 1le1 ippon Yoe, of 4oderich township, a Liberal, Mating a Petition requesting *1r, moron to step down and out, and that in his anxiety to secure signatures he actually canvassed for them at as funeral. ,44 211 The scarcity of farm labor is causing eleettel. lilt receiving g the ju414e'4. re- Olttaaria fa1411015 no little worry, The > mut cChog•,'1 �','1'3t3114•nt attempted to scores of young men who have gone to av4'nide jnetl4.1' by returning the (loci went. wit is in-t+uetiuns to the judge stri40 slut the names of parties men - _lotted in it as baying been guilty of !114-i0115 crines J1341ge.Ilodgson re- ' =eel to comply with the request, and the government introduced a Hill 4mending the report themselves. By ea doing they have shielded a gang that would b-tve prnitebly found their way to the jails or penitentiaries of he country. Is it not time thatsome- thing was done to suppress the elec- tion of members of parliament in all parts of Canada by machine methods? This is undoubtedly the worst case ever brought to light in Canada. DO NOT BE DECEIVED. The people of Ontario must not al- low themselves to be deceived by the yatch cries of Hon. G. W. Ross and his :followers, who denounce Mr. J. P. Whitney as a man without a policy. 3Ir. Whitney has a clearly defined platform, which calls for the reform of the many evils existing in Ontario. He has advocated measures in the past for the betterment of the laws of his prov- ince, but Mr. Ross saw these attempts at improvements were voted down. Later when public sentiment declared Itself in favor of Mr. Whitney' propos- als, Mr. Ross cooly stole the opposition gunpowder and used it to exploit gov- ernment interests. But even after - many of the importaint items of his policy have been pocketed by Mr. Ross and his colleagues; Mr. Whitney has still a lot of reforms which will be introducedafter his return to power on May 29th. - The'eee olicy cry is a herring drawn across the the trail to direct attention fromthe election crimes condoned, by Mr. Ross; Mr: Dryden's Dakota ranch; the .presenta- tionbf Ontario's pulp lands. to party favorites, the - confining'` of harmless lunatics in the jails of Toronto; the school book ,Monopoly; the annual de- ficits iof the province; and many other regretable instances in the record of thirty years Liberal rule in the ptnv- inee.. Electors are asked to investi- gate for themselves, and if they will enquire, they will find that Mr, progressive Whit- ' rogre Eley has a policy which.ip g • in every sense of the word. If it is asthma, bronchitis, croup, or any the ),orthwet;l, South Africa, and elle noted States has greatly reduced the supply of help required at this season of the year, and farmers are practical- ly dependent on their awn resources. The men that arrive from the 01d Country require two or three years' edneation before they are competent' to perform the work required of them. The ultimate result will be that fa>;3n-' eis will have to reduce their holdings, and instead of attempting to cultivate a large area of land will confine their efforts to smaller farms. A more thor ough and scientific system will follow. to et The Stratford Herald of last week says: -There are now the best 'pros- pects for activity in the development of the peat industry in Ellice, as the result of a new company taking hold of the enterprise, with capital sufficient to push it, which was lacking in the first attempt. A company- is now in process of incorporation to be known as the Stratford Peat Co., Limited, with authorized capital of $40,000, under provincial charter. Among the men interested are Dr. D. A. McPherson and Messrs. F. H. and H E. Hurlburt, Toronto, the latter having been on the spot for the last month and being in- tended for the manager of the com- pany's business. The new company has acquired Mr. Ardagh's plant and 150 acres of bog and will no doubt in time greatly increase the bog holdings. The oldplant had. a capacity of seven or eight tons a day—insufficient to create and supply amarket. By put- ting in new machinery, especially a new dryer and a new press, it is intend- ed to reach quickly a daily capacity of 25 tons, while before fall it is expected 50 tons daily output will be reached. Mr. Ardagh was troubled by the fickle weather in drying his peat, for which he employed the sun, and rains ineped- ed the manufacture •seriously. The new company by means of their dry- ing machinery will be able in about twenty-four hours to turn the raw bog product into- peat ready for combus- tion, The.new machinery ombustion:'•The.new•machinery is expected to arrive in a couple of weeks and meanwhile other work is being advanc- ed vigorously, including the erection of'a new boarding-bouse for the men, of whom quite a number will necesser ily be employed and it is expected that in about a month a good start will have been made at actual manufactur- ing. The mecbinery to be employed will be chiefly new, a portion of Mr, Ardag'h's being discarded. The new company by providing for a large and quick output figure that they will have no trouble to develope a large business and to keep up a regular supply of this cheap and useful f uel. The enterprise is warmly welcomed locally, as there has all along been every confidence that the peat enterprise promises good rewards to its efficient prosecution, while' the t ty and country roundabout will re;Ali great ;4 lvaantage from the such trouble, use•Yapo•Cresoletle, A11Druggists, 1 supplyof an economical home fuel,. QUESTION ANSWERED. Yes, AngustFlower still has the hog - est sale of any medicine in the civilized world. Your mothers and grandmoth- ers never thought of using anytthing else for indigestion or Billiousness. Doctors were scarce, and they seldom heard of appendicitis, Nervous Pros- tration, Heart failure, etc. They used August Flower to clean out the system and stop fermentation of undigested.I food, regulate the action of the liver, stimulate the nervous and organic ac- tion of the system, and that is all they look when feeling dull and bad. with headaches and other aches. You only need a few doses of Greens' August Flower, in liquid form, to make you satisfied there is nothing serious the matter with you. You can get Dr. G. G. Green's at C. Lures, Exeter. r WOE LTli m r7CTIQ t_ft-G, l Conscience is that withinus which' tells us what our neighbors are doing prong. If you would be happy you .must (earn to live a day at a time. It is never too late to mend, bull sometimes it is time wasted. • Never belittle your own acts. People are very apt to take you at your esti+ mate. . • . Every time an argument gains you It mew friend it loses you two old ones. Some men, find it so hard to gel!. enough to drink that they don't bothes about anything to eat, • Every woman can "venture' to be saucy if she pleases—but not if she disc pleases. It is not the false teeth that are most objectionable; it is the false tongue behind them. Instead of waiting for • his,' ship to. come in a man should charter a tug and go, out to meet it. An 'Trish orator-, speaking of his nas tive land said: "Ireland's cup of mise ery has been -overflowing for years and is not yet full." - At the nomination for North Oxford at Woodstock to -morrow Senator Lan• derkin, Messrs. 14f.' K. Cowan, M.P., Hugh. Guthrie, M.P., Chas. Marcil; M. P, )3onavent re, Quebec, and William Gibson, ee-M,P., amotlg others, will addressthe electoes Pion. Janice' •' Seth erland, Minister of Marine ° and` Fisc' .cries; will also speak, Roto and sweat bare no c%ct ou barna!: traatnd with Eureka HIV. DC= OR. It ro- sista die data keepstholtath. crook and pli- able, Stitches do not break. mush to chore redcat. The barons not ooiyleaspt lookingliko now, nut watts Mica ation bytbo 0.140E4 las Hamm 00. In d cow— alt sires. Mads by imperial011 Company.; Ferry's Seeds:mako good crops, good crops makomore cus- tomers—so each year the Drops and customers have grown greater. That's the secret of the Ferry fame. More Ferry's Seeds sold and sown than any other kind. Sold by all dealers. .19OZSeed Annual FREE- D. M. Ferry & Co. Windsor, Ont. INSTANTLY KILLED. Toronto,April 28..—Wellington Law- rence, the fourteen -year-old son of Al- bert Lawrence, of Toronto Junction, was instantly killed in the Canada Cy- cle ycle and Motor Company's factory this morning. The boy was going upon the hoist, and it supposed, looked out of one of the doors. He failed to with- dr.aw his bead in time and it was caught between thefloor and the hoist and crushed beyond recognition. Life was extinct when he was picked up. Miss Sarah Ferguson, of Wellesley township, committed suicide on Wed- nesday last. The unfortunate lady kept house for her brother, David, and when she arose in the morning com- plained of feeling unwell. After feed- ing the cattle Mr. Ferguson returned to the house and found his sister hang- ing in the cellar. The deceased was about 50 years of age and was subject to fits ofmental aberration. Twenty years ago a sister committed suicide and a brother a few years ago. Follow The Example Of The Millions of Women Who now use 'DIAMOND DYES. 1 EXACT COPY OF WRAPPC12, 3,.„E THE SIGNAT E WPAPP-mR, OF EVER' BOTTLE ,.u.TLE OF is put tp is sr mit t:Lara cal It ,4 is bele, Wet altar cieeem to comfit' 1„q doe en thaplea or gr,tt Q est 1! ta:i)'cud 4twill1aswer 0vtry or - eau Sat ©•+1-f.'-T•0•i A. K K roc K Kik i'C : K 41e,K: KOOS -K&" C I'. - THE OLD FOGY DOCTOR AMILY Doctors are alt right as general. Practitioners, a but they are not specialists. The sexual organs cam - hrise the most intricate and iniportmet system le the uman. body and require the most skillful treattusnt. Yon might as well expect a blacksmith to repair yyour watch, as a fancily plippslciau to cure Sexual complaints., We have made a specialty of these diseases for over 30 years, have invested teas of thousands of dollars and have. every facilityknown to medical science to cure them. Every case is taken with 4A positive guarantee of 14io Curc—No Pay. BLOOD P01110*—Whether inherited or ac11tilted, is positively cured forever. The virus is eliminated from the s stem so no danger of return. Tiundreds of cases cured by us iycars ago and no return; best evidence ofa cure. ISHRVO7VS D$BILITY-aud. other eomplLcatlone such as emissions, drains in the urine, varicocele. sexual weakness, etc., are cured by aur New BlethodTreat. moat under a positive guarantee—N0 CURE•.N0 PAY. WE CURE ALL DISEASES OF MEN AND women,. Consultation Free, Books Fro. Write for question bian,rfor ' private home Treatment. Everything confidential. DRS. KENNEDY & KEAGAN l4$ OrEOLHV STREET. DETROIT, MICH. A i„ K. K ( c It is safe to follow the example of the millions of wise women who have made the Diamond Dyes their chosen and only dyes for home coloring. The faith of all is so firmly established in the excellence of the Diamond Dyes that they would not use any other make, even if they were given the common and imitation dyes free of cost. Valuable goods and. garments should not berisked with poor and un- tried dyes. Ruin, loss of money and bad temper is the sure result. Mrs. R. F. Swalwell; 108 Harrist., Vancouver,' 13. G., says: 1 have used a greet many of the Diamond Dyes and have, always had most satisfa story. results: T have dyed silks, ' dresses, men's clothes, curtains; and any quan- tity of wool goods to niy entire eatis- faa:tlon. a, lr of pure blogd, a bright eye, a clear co d pl-ndion, a keen appetite, a good d,g.ston and refreshing sleep, TAKE BRISTOL'S S rse.pa•rilhe_ It arouses the Liver,quickeus the circulation, brightens the spirits and generally improves the health. Sixty-eight years trial have proved it to be, the most reliable 13L00D purifier known. All druggists sell -BRISTOL'S." FARM PINTS WE SELL - - • MANMANUFACTURED33Y THE DEKRING HA.RVE$TKR tO'YI Intend.in.g Purchasers. Farmers intending to purchase anything in the line of Machinery should call and examine our dis- play -in fact if they consult their •.: interests they can't afford top ass us. We sell the Ideal ' Binder. Ideal Mower, Rakes, Windmills, Etc., Etc. Show' Rooms o rosite Dr. -Ii w i s Drg 5LQ 0 e e� e s t1 q B1�i rr i. A i w•4. w a - •.� , � `a .M. Tgotable PreparationforAS- sln ilating theFa?odandRegutd- c : Iii+ ktt;,attl.>aaacasard13uti,et-,t?!' ' ➢ • Promotes D'igestiougheotfut- C �..t{� e. ,n,,A9lltaYll.liE:12'Ci' and :a V4 t1 RAS 11 Ai�'a r Opin Cl r'i01,pi4lllt 110r laue.val. Viol' Is calk. olinSrepar,- /U4C.8•44.... 7 t.x.fdur..r . iiiialv-,u:a 141M Ayy1;.er,:zt Rcurdy tor Cor.51:`"( 4+. tion, .oar Stoutzch.Diat"a1i ea, 's'jai stis,Convulsites,Fev+ristt- ta:ss arda',OSS Or SLEEP. Ta eSiniite Signature of arfe-1-47'1"/ 44744.3 EW YOaK. EXACT COPY OF WRAPPC12, 3,.„E THE SIGNAT E WPAPP-mR, OF EVER' BOTTLE ,.u.TLE OF is put tp is sr mit t:Lara cal It ,4 is bele, Wet altar cieeem to comfit' 1„q doe en thaplea or gr,tt Q est 1! ta:i)'cud 4twill1aswer 0vtry or - eau Sat ©•+1-f.'-T•0•i A. K K roc K Kik i'C : K 41e,K: KOOS -K&" C I'. - THE OLD FOGY DOCTOR AMILY Doctors are alt right as general. Practitioners, a but they are not specialists. The sexual organs cam - hrise the most intricate and iniportmet system le the uman. body and require the most skillful treattusnt. Yon might as well expect a blacksmith to repair yyour watch, as a fancily plippslciau to cure Sexual complaints., We have made a specialty of these diseases for over 30 years, have invested teas of thousands of dollars and have. every facilityknown to medical science to cure them. Every case is taken with 4A positive guarantee of 14io Curc—No Pay. BLOOD P01110*—Whether inherited or ac11tilted, is positively cured forever. The virus is eliminated from the s stem so no danger of return. Tiundreds of cases cured by us iycars ago and no return; best evidence ofa cure. ISHRVO7VS D$BILITY-aud. other eomplLcatlone such as emissions, drains in the urine, varicocele. sexual weakness, etc., are cured by aur New BlethodTreat. moat under a positive guarantee—N0 CURE•.N0 PAY. WE CURE ALL DISEASES OF MEN AND women,. Consultation Free, Books Fro. Write for question bian,rfor ' private home Treatment. Everything confidential. DRS. KENNEDY & KEAGAN l4$ OrEOLHV STREET. DETROIT, MICH. A i„ K. K ( c It is safe to follow the example of the millions of wise women who have made the Diamond Dyes their chosen and only dyes for home coloring. The faith of all is so firmly established in the excellence of the Diamond Dyes that they would not use any other make, even if they were given the common and imitation dyes free of cost. Valuable goods and. garments should not berisked with poor and un- tried dyes. Ruin, loss of money and bad temper is the sure result. Mrs. R. F. Swalwell; 108 Harrist., Vancouver,' 13. G., says: 1 have used a greet many of the Diamond Dyes and have, always had most satisfa story. results: T have dyed silks, ' dresses, men's clothes, curtains; and any quan- tity of wool goods to niy entire eatis- faa:tlon. a, lr of pure blogd, a bright eye, a clear co d pl-ndion, a keen appetite, a good d,g.ston and refreshing sleep, TAKE BRISTOL'S S rse.pa•rilhe_ It arouses the Liver,quickeus the circulation, brightens the spirits and generally improves the health. Sixty-eight years trial have proved it to be, the most reliable 13L00D purifier known. All druggists sell -BRISTOL'S." FARM PINTS WE SELL - - • MANMANUFACTURED33Y THE DEKRING HA.RVE$TKR tO'YI Intend.in.g Purchasers. Farmers intending to purchase anything in the line of Machinery should call and examine our dis- play -in fact if they consult their •.: interests they can't afford top ass us. We sell the Ideal ' Binder. Ideal Mower, Rakes, Windmills, Etc., Etc. Show' Rooms o rosite Dr. -Ii w i s Drg 5LQ 0 e e� e s t1 q B1�i rr