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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1902-6-19, Page 41 as . ,ratve, Africa,. The .Coenty Counell 131,1 on 'latest:lay, srs. Kerr and tx}Wittan regartimp;Gv- Nt,„ /, 11011..44 114.4.). vc.hit.t., wing( a pezi0.2 has o . • • - 9 L l'91" ' Jam U theinembeise were ere. (el -emelt Aid to comity roads the cone- • xtua Give a per, 14MOMMIFY.41.1 'Wail reference to be mama of Ales- l Tholaratiort of Peace in South -,c--ilTRON COUNTY comioni,, jadopted ana prittted in the intimates.. m4,-,Ltr,...s ••••••••••• come mi eatli again, mittee advised the app,olutinent of a easel 1 9 1909, sent. .:1191X trfl'r IV ORE. The Ontarie 4 -Machine" if Z: he pen. eible, is eeeouting worse awl worse, The IllOSt deverate crimes have been committed in North Gine M order tt save Mr. Nielieveetlie Liberal catalidate. Judge Morrison, More -whom ree cepa wes ceedincted at the rtepieet of Ole leiberels, etated from the beneh that between eleetiou nier.ht. and the date ot the ballots being, handed int uro cot, unknown persons bad tampered Rith font' hallOts in S. Vincent polling Theballateeweve marked for Mte Boyd. the Couserative candidate, and the atinaehine" appreciating the fact tired the Liberal uestority a nine WaS threetened, ettst spoiled a few bah lotte It is interesting to note that in this sectiou the deptity-retneoing offi- cer did not take an oeth as to the cote redness of the return. Of coniee an The Warden addressea the council, F., etnotwttee of three to ootine an ,..„,1„ir. aa b.eareet, tmv damage was dtine to our port at the December. meeting. oe the iteey review ',Arils expected here aachin ;attention ba the fzet timt ed beformation in this mattee and re- -..lealtre-el• Jtme 1-e—A big mil - • bridges htst sprni ing mid ineutiong Mee thace M t sine. 'Garrow had been appoloted Judge of the nr Cot of Ap- peal the csoutty had uo seltor. Tee s•eeignation J. Tigert of his positioo as county examiner was was referred to the eduration cone tittee. A memorial from the county of Waterloo regerdiug trade with the Mother Country VMS sent to the spec, lid committee. A lage number of accounts weer ut to the ilitenee committee. On motion of Messrs.. Caritelon and Spaekenan it was decided. to visit the site of the proposed bridge between ColboGod rne and eriels tewnehips ora the following thee. Weeinesdeee A motion by Messrs. Iterr and Bow, man, thee the question of Government aid to the good roads movement, in -elation to this county. be considered at this eession of council. was referred to the peed and bridge committee. The council then adjourned until Wediteeday morning. wno:ensrene appeid is Leine made to a higher court anti the me 07 the otwernment The commitment of la, soil to the iasscare of J. J. Kelso Superintendent of will be decided hie the tiodlu84 of the Neglected Children, was wail and re- judgee In this and the Lennon cue, ferret). to the executive comtuittee. 0.0041.01.W."....""Wri 'John Ansley, county road and bridge counnissionec, reported that he had NOTES 4.7,0) COMMENTS. examiued a good army of the bridges si:Ikr-ru int the countviind found that they re- rogowiag is the hor.,y of the pr0 (Juirtiequt the usual enema oftfipauir. Perth county commisstoner e had ex - Huron since 1871i— Ntwevit -Gi'eY and Mina. and the ne- 141$08Y. litibebeea.nolb.7431aebnYt ead meLean. cessary repairs had been ordered to be inmeLean. Liberal, ;homed, eminuittees from the countiesof Lamb. where the boundaries of the counties Holmes. CP11%, hy /0 isss Bishop. Liberal. defeasea had power to att. and were -willing to Jon with the other counties in the Jackson. Cons., 1M DI Iva niolep:mberei, was eievicci erection a the eeeia bridge. The cones vincial politieel campinges its South tt4g t sseas". coTP433.1wIt t H. Filbee, Coneervative„ eleeted over attuned the bridges on the boundary . Liberal, by 139. made. Oa may 1,1th be had met the Welemiller CAMS., bY 12. t011 and Middlesex at the prop9sed In 1890 Bishop, Liberal, defeated bridge site el) the A" Sattlite rtver, In lad Ei‘hop, 'Ahem!, defeated Q1 111"11* Xistidles@4 113114 Lambt`°11 meet, The committee from Lambton No more tat Afric s sunny sod, wll he mrtii eound teal strain, No more on veldt, mid river will the cornice. on, coronation eae, and eivaanoits eaenell sb°em be be" , The report was adoptee„ Messre, Nle sell nr -seie ' t to tnv outsiee cores bet No more pearbloody hateful thoughts, Bowman, Holt and Heys being . ap- '' ' ' in foemart's hearts be stirred. pointed to enuetnete the eeesuettee tbeuelt tlie Government contributed ' The dons of war eve kennelled now and. named therein, MAO towards trauspartation. it was safe' and surely cledued, ' Swenerton. Cons.. by •4040. Tele special committee reported fate I discovered. that the city could not legal• Thesong of peace comes o'er the laud, mittee from Middlesex were not vested blytnIndlrgitte(4141Ziterni, iletentea G. with tbe pmfer to act. Thtrere situ - rably the memorial front the county Ty vote anything to entertaii or even the battle song has waned, f Waterloo regeneling the importance wed the visitors. 'Xiie prohlens wan die- The tingle's clarion blast as ceased, of preferential treatment by the Moth- used et the Council meetiue to -day 0 the shell will no more burst. CI,' CountrY or the untural Prodnets or and enellee rather than allow anything O'er hidden foes who kuew be soond the eoloniee. arid also the remorel or to spoil tile review, Mayor (19Clirane, and war has been accurst tie. The caminitteerecommeuded that and on Aid. Sadler. Aid. Ekers, Ald. Laporte ts comethe end a w the Eritish embargo on Canadian eat- Thant God i, ar, Payette vaelt vontributed the metuoriul be signed lir theWarden „ . ,-ta and no more may its sound '5, l'W° a' a falaci far that PairIPS/"' I" Be heard o'er momitabe veldt and the melerstanding that they via be re, st,,,,,,,,,, but shoue.ss ,i„„y i.esound, and clerk aud forwarded to the proper pecsous, The vepot t was adopted The equalizetion committee's report was the saute asfor previons years, The report. was adopted3 arel lion was passed that in the event of any, appeal Alain the assessment. the dual equalization be left to the county I'doved by Mr. Holt, seconded be Mr, Centelon1 that the eOlinell eOnStritet a bridge between the3township.e a Col- borne and Goderich, across the Mait- land river, at the lecality recently vis, ited by the council. aria that the epi - neer prepare epecilleetiops end adver• tine for tenders. Referred toroad and bridge committee,. The edneatien committee reported as follows; In the matter of the petition Q Fralleis A. Hayden and 11 others. ratepepere of UlliOn 8. S. No, 11. Ash- field, we recommend that arbitrators he aypointed, and we submit the fol. lowing_immes; D. B. Milnroe. Auburn; H. E. Rixeston, Bxeter.and Win. Coats, Clinton. In the matter a fining the vacancy on the county board of OCalli- hors, we have two applications, viz, J. M. Field and D, tirant, both of Goderieb. We tind both of the appli- cants possess the necessary qualidca. tians, The report was passed. The finance committee reported that the amount required to be 1,aised, this year for county purposes was 835.031.42I which would require a rate a one and one-tenth mills on the dollar on the, nalized assessment of the county, 801,M. ply to examine the place an the neces. Case. COPS.. by OS. 5ity of a bridge. and to report to their In 1871 Robt, Bibbons. 'AWN' de - they considered it would be beet to * build a wooden bridge, supported on 1110.11,V Fla ininn. Maar. piles as Me. Angler lead ouggeste The eid.fasbiened ba1,04,45ing as a ed. lf the county of Middlesex deeitle tanyt,slayer cant be bear we the that the bridge !should be built, and eideuts re itorted summee at "refs. wool(' ereetetl The commissioners tented 15.u.te carueg. ewe.. by 201, COnnell at the June meeting. However sanydny ...lied. The ot taw ae., they bear one third 0 the cost. it woe is a cmg me. malt is growing. had decided that it would be best to contract in December. The Those who have ever lived in the cowl- let the try and attended a raising do not need "tiers issued hY the commissioner since the date of his january report to be told how it happen& The neigh - a innounted to $171.19. Ur. Ansley esti. hors for milesaround come to help mated the total amounts required for farmer who has deckled that he needs bridges mid eproachea and repairs to a new barn. The men chaotic sides The inevitable result le haste and:care- The rePort was referred to the road arid there Isa. race to get up the bents. theceeetY het tliugS at WW1 and bridge committee, lessuess. Some part of the stracture ported that they had met twice s time man to jude sorrow,. gives way. because improperiy &Tared The House of Refuge comm.ittee re - and frills, crushing out the life et some poor fellow and perchnnee maiming °them Then the tolity that reigns at every sort of "bee ' the country is turned to mourning. AU these acci- dents are due to the foolieh practice of choosing sides :ma. racing. It is a good thing for neighbors in the country to lend one another hand in the lam operations of farming,. but the bar raising ;mat present elmostunivermd conducted is e menace to useful lives. NEW SCALE OP POSTAL RATES. On and. after July 1 a revised scale of postal rates will tie tharged on mail roatter other than letters or comes- pondeuce. The following are the new rates compared with the old:—On leg- al and commerciel papers and all oth- er matter either wholly or partly in 'writing (except the matter mentioned in the 'next succeeding section) the rate shall be two cents per ounce or frac- tion thereof. Present rale the same. On manuscript of books and newspa- pers+ and on those docurnents of the Dominion aud Provincial Governments and of municipal authorities, now sub- ject to the one -cent per two ounces rate, the rate shall he two cents for the first font, ounces or fraction there- of and one cent for each additional two ounces or fraction thereof. Pres- ent rate one cent for each two ounces. On all matter other than newspapers, wholly printed or lithographed (in - eluding circulars, catalogues, pamph- lets, books, etc.,) the rate shall be one cent for each two ounces or fraction thereof. Present rate one cent for four ounces or fraction. On drawings, maps, pvints, engraviegs,photographs, plans (withont specifications) sheet music, visiting cards (not written), printed forms avithout writing of any kind, botonical, entomological and win- eralogical speciniens, the rate shall be two cents for the first four ounces or fraction thereof and one cent for each additional two ounces or fraction there- of. Present rate one cent, for each two ounces. Seeds, cuttings, (but not ant flowers) b tilbs,roots,bedcling, plan ts scions or grafts and patterns and sam- ples of merchandise shall be subject to the rate of two cents for the first four Ounces or fraction thereof, and one cent -for eacla additional two ounces or fraction thereof. Present rate, one cent for four ounces. Merchandise or weseellateous matter in general, in- , eluding stationery and blank books, dry goods, groceries, hardware, etc., shall be subject to the rate of two cents for the first two ounces or frac- tion thereof and two centsfor each alc1.- ditional two ounces or fraction there- of. Preseut rate, one cent per ounce weight or fraction. On all matter pat - sing between the Atlin and Yukon dis- tricts and any other part of the 'Do- minion (except such as is paid for at the letter rate of two cents per ounce or fractioe thereof, circulars not ex- ceeding two ounces in weight, and newspapers from the office of ptiblica- tion), the postal rates shall be' double those charged on the same classes of matter passing in .any other part of the Dominion. The report of the executive commit- tee a proving of the motion of Messre. irabureed by special legislation at the ..,- eeay peace nil earth veign now supreme Next eeesion of the Legislature. This and der eontrol will met be spent. al, nod ever,' voice Proclaim, toeet .r Ion the officers, but le wad. , 044 Save our King, may hardy Boer I rep.. nar y for the awe, ea ties tlea., and Iiriten shout tbe same. Mayor Cochrane has strong N. Dyer Harden, pleasure on. such au aeraeloe to the KILLED BY AN EXPI4OSION, poor, "1 tank if the (Sty Cestneil hne Parry Sound. June 10. --By an ex - any PlelleT to give in honor of the cur- plosion of one of the large boiler, s of onetime it should go to the poor pee- the ()atm:to Lmnber Company'a mill at In explanatien the Mayor eaid French River, on Saterdity afternoen, that Mordreal eltenid faieW the eouree two men, Gen. wehsfer, sawyer, and mapped out in Loudon and Ober big Rugh CaraphellAreroan, were instant - @Rtes... wheto the poor would be eater- ly killed. The mill Was not running thee ell Cerellettell day. The visiting at the tiunt of the accident, having reedraeute or course be given been shut down temporaelly for some hied of eitterteinntent by the gay, pairs, The two men were sitting in but the poor obouid not be foreotten. the boiler house at the time of the ex - He was of the opinion that it'would plosion, which was of such force as to lie geed thing if a cotple of beide blow mit the end of the building. No Were either chartered. by the corpora. 'crows, is assigned for the accident. ,An time or by those elteritably dispoeed inquest will be held. The men -who autl placed at the ateposal 9f the poor were killed were both married, their efareitatiell day. The masses ecedd be families living 4 French River, hiker). tor a day's outing dove the river. Refreshmepts, et., coilld be provided. arrangemente the Tilfte 'GMLaxaUve itrfruenQuelt:ine Telt% ecuretsa cold in ern N SWT°0 WORKS 0114 CT°111nOtni. In the meat:dime. the Odeon of the dis- trict etaff are hard at work cienplettag be some difficulty providtng for the Q * n doming up et se msny ram oo "%re `I'he headless body of an infant was Alyea %MD the subjeek givieg some ^ A. PLAIN er-eseeoee Do you really get he only Paiteleiller—Inery Davis' s—when you ask fop it? Bet tee be suve thau sorry. It tuts not,. in CO years, failea to etop looseness and pain in the bowels, A Leavy snow storm fell at Miedle- buret Care Colowve for the first time in sixt'een years. 'r11,tins Were blocked and teiegraph; when were down. Soft Harness Tee Ma Malta our hat 8088 05 80ft 08 a move sad es,_toia asvelve b7 wing otf ERA var. nese 0U. Volt On Megautir4urn 0=nort7 %mitt EUREKA AMOSS 011 14"1 Tranro tr t. r .0v.„ Atz OM COMM tontetne but it will be meowed plee- fennel in a. lumber yard at Peterboro", tug the Clivettolut in line et quarter col - none, The proctediege win be limited Catarrh to a swat oda% three caters3 and a morel; peat in open column. The out. side corps which 'have so tar iottumted IS 4 onatitutionei disease. their deeire in come to Moat. It originates la 4 KTOMICSIS condeloe real for Om Tevi4W %re, the tbe blood and ilepertde011 that Crelditien. oUowng1--Maine Naval Reser, Port. often causes heedathe end tfirelereee, la/14/ ""nur.aenerar* root Guards. hopair3 the taste, enteii and bearing, affects Crude ou and Connollrelative to the ard Mira. Ottewan Royal Creme - A second report from the road and Blandon. The I. Royal Rifles a Que, l'inetN- tweLsir OnocIlutl" les", de* rutehaeo of copies of the Onthrio Sten Mere wed 48th Dieblenders. Toronto; the Toott organs anti dieturbe the stomach. 14th Princese of Walee' Own Elba It afflicted Mrs' alms/ 514re2" °°414eller''' ides, was adopted. bridge cennuittee recommended that bee have not yet reached final fleets, prim) her of the tepee of emelt, ramie her no action be taken by the council at Ion, but the 63rd of Sherbrooke cannot breatbleg difilcult, and greetly 40kt:tatter present in the wetter of the proposed come. It la pomade thet some more general health. Bete bridge betWeen the t.ownships of corps from the 'United State s pray coille, She testines tbet after Silt bed. taken - Colborne and Goderich* hut that the leVerid hating the matter under advise._ rosny other medicines for it withoutlhoing opening up, ot a, mile and u quarter of The church Authorities are in some *fleet It Wal r4d1"117 "d•V"manentlY council make a grent of 000 for the ment. roadway front the site of the proposed trouble to make satisfrietery arrange. enrs4',her *sense °t‘SUlell raitglett' "4 ber bridge to the road leading to the mutts for the church serriees Coron- generiu baaish greedy improvete by bY the colleen. The grant is to be programme to hold the services at II Hood's Sarsaparilla Holtnesville bridge. This Waft adopted talon Day. Aceortling to the original P0 id when the roadie opert for Unifies o'clock they would clash with. the min. This gnat raedlelne bait wrougbt tbe On motion of Messrs. Connolly and tory review the result being that many meat wonderful cures, Of catarrh, according Spitektrinal, R. O. HitYs. barrister, Wile Who would' like to attend the church to testimonials volunterlty elven. Try appointed county solieltor, eneces- seivites would be prevented- The mili- tary authorities are in somewhat of te quandary, on. the other liand, on ac- count of the expressed with of the Ring, as published in army orders, that ail troops on service on Coronation Iney sl ul I attend divine aerviee end have the January session. on April 2.5th and 3. d„ wits aposintea ts Juite 2n.d. The nuraber or inmates at the vacrincy on the board. ot 'county. date of report web 70, and all were ap- examiners. . parently in fairly good health, The After passing the necessary beehives crops on the farm were looking. re- the council adjourned to meet on the inevitably well. Seventy eight rods of first Tuesday of December, American steel wire fence had been built and made a very satisfactory job +mor..orleam....pwwaswelsonm.m...., and the committee recomraended tint Around. About Us. the west fence at the London Road, being forty rods loni. be built with the se. etreeys; !*Tr. prank se -bluer -bed satue kind of mater O. The cool for his hand badly lacerated at Richard - the coming season had been purchased son & Cots foundry on 'Wednesday. at $102 per tele for soft coal and $5,24 Winghinat Freddie Smythe had for hard coal, the total bill being' Sin- about half of one thumb taken trif 02. The committee recommended the with the breaker at Clutpman's tan - erection of a shed in which to shelter very on Tuesday. the coal. The management of the .... e _ itlytir. Mr. C. A. Howe has a three - house and farm was found very satis- factory. year old Jersey cow Vette gave birth to The report was adopted. three calves on Tuesday morning. The little bovines are full of life and very jailer Griffin reported three persons confined in the jail; Robert Wallace, frisky: . Tuckersmith, for vagrancy; Thomas Clinton: John McDonald, who is Shanahan, Springfield, Ill., for vagran- employed in the stave mill of Messrs, tys, Mary Fisher, Colborne township, IL & J. Ransford, at Stapleton, had for insanity. Mr.. Griffin asked for 100 the misfortune to lose the first tsvo feet of hose for watering the trees and fingers of his right hand below the jaill yards. first Joint. It was moved by Mr. Holt, seconded Wingliam:—On Thursday last, Dam - by Mr. Hays, that the money now in son Manners, clerk at H. E. Isard & the bends of the treasurer and the note Co's. met with an accident. Be was held bet him it the case of Mrs. Olen- hanging ont a carpet at the doorway dening be refunded 'and thatno charge upstairs, when the slight railing on be made against her for maintenance. which he was leaning gave way and Carried. , be fell to the granolithic sidewalk. A motion that the clerk be a,uthoriz- He was bruised by the heavy fall, and ed to procure a copy of tho Ontario one of his wrists was brokee. Oonsid- Statutes for this year for each member ering the distance he fell, ib is a won - of the council, and also one copy each der _the consequences -were not even for the clerk and treasurer, was sent mere serious. to the executive committee. Seaforth: It was with feelings of The council thereadjonrned to Thurs- the sincerest sorrow that the people of day morning. Seaferth learned, on Saturday morn - THURSDAY ing last, of the death of Mr. John Wier. An application from J. M. Field to The sad event, however, Was not en - be appointed on the board of county tirely unexpected, as it had been examiners was sent to the education known for a few days that he was hi committee. a very precarious condition. It seems A. petition from F. A. Haydon and that on the previous Saturday Mr. 11 other ratepayers of union school Wier had been mowing his lawn tine section No. 11, .Ashfield and Colborne, had become over heated. Without asking for a change in the boundaries changing his clothing he came down of the section. was presented and re- town, and taking a chill, pleurisy set leered to the education committee. in. He had not been in robust health The county property committee re- for some years, his lungs being the ported that they had visited the jail weak point. The attack was so severe and found the jailer's report correct. that his enfeebled constitution .was The place was clean and in good order, unable to withstand. it, and -the end and the work done by the inmates in came within one week, despite all that repainting added to tbe general ap- raedieal skill and efficient mwsing pearance of the place. The committee could d to ward it off. Mr. Weir was recommended that au extra 100 feet of in the prime of his manhood, being hose be purchased, as requested by the only 55 years of age. puler. The committee had visited the Drysdale: While Mr.. Cyprien jef- . . registry office and. found everything frey's son, of the Sauble line, Stanley, satisfactory; and a similar report was was walking to the rear of their farm made concerning the court house and Sunday evening, he came across a grounde. It was recommended that driving outfit, tied to the fehce at the the treaeurer's office be papered. lake band. It appears from the `tracks The report was adopted. that the rig was driven along the The follovving were appointed nom- beach of the lake, and came from the inating officers for the county council South. The horse which' appeared to elections to be held at the close of this be very tired was led up the bank and year: No; 1 division, Wm. -Stothers; the man's tracks were traced down to No. 2, James Campbell; No. 3, Fred the water's edge where they were 1st Hess, sr.; No. 4, Geo. Bissett; No. 5, Si. —the person eyideutly going into the G. Smillie; No. 6, F. S. Scott; No. 7, water to cover up further traces, or he Peter Porterfield; No. 8, Jos. Cowan. may have committed suicide. The ' Messrs. Hayden, Burrows aiid Jewell beach bas been carefully gone"' over waited on the council in reference to siuce, but no trace of the person has the proposed cisa.nge in the boundaries . been discovered. Up to the time of 6f union section No. 11, Ashfield ana . , going to press the- whole affaie re_ Colborn e. For the portion of the old Tepper Canada College grounds that has been sold, $100.000 has been reeeieed , by -Toronto University, TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Brorno Quinine Tab- les. All clruggis•Ls refund the money if it fails to cure. 250. E. W. Groves' . isgnaturejs on ec,cli boo., Ids message read to them in cliureb. A deputation of Anglican Clergymen, head- ed by the Dean, waited. upon Lieut.. - Col. Roy and diseussed the matter with a view to finding eut what the wishes of the local Military authorities were. All of the aspects of the Cade were dis- cussed, but no decision was arrived at. NEW TOWNSHIPS OPENED. Six More Available in Rainy River vreney. Toronto, June 17. --The rush of settlers into the Rainy River valley following the completion of the Canadian Northern Railway bas led the Government to throw open for set- tlement all the remaining surveyed town - slaps in that region. Those affected by the order in Council are the Townships of Spolm, Pratt, Sutherland, Sifton, Ma- ther and Kingsford. These constitute the rear tier of the surveyed land north of the river. In this area the official reports state there is eau& excellent land, though in some cases it will re- quire drainage before it eau be used pro- fitably. This order will make a -OW of 28 townships open in the Rainy River valley, each comprising about 23,000 acres, or 644,000 acres in all. peanA.:v 13. D. Grant's application to be aor point,ed on the cotinty booed, of 'exarp- i tiers was sent to the cilium tron al 'cOniL inittee. • The reed and bridge committee re- mmended that the engine.er s report mystery willbe awaited with interest. niains a Mystery and no owner ,has yet been found for the rig. Tbe horse is -being described as a dark bay,rather eiP in years; a white spot on one of the hips, and is a stallion. The buggy is of the ordinary kind with a top, good condition. The solution of this Chili Laying Up Warships. London, June 10.—The Timies"Val- paraiso correspondent says, apropos of the recent arrangement with Argentina, that it is reported that Instructions have already been issued for laying up eertaia Chilean warships. TELEGRAPH BREVITIES. There are 30 cases of typhoid_ in Ot- tawa. The Prince of Wales reviewed 30,000 troops at Aldershot. The open season for the fishing for bass and maskinonge opened yesterday. Dr. Bryce was advised yesterday of five new cases of smallpox at Hawkes- bury,- in Prescott Colinty. The Toronto Street Railway employees to 'the number of 900 held an all-night meeting last night to consider the ques- tion of a strike. . The King tra:vellee to Windsor in a motor car yesterday, thus effectually disposing of the alarmist rumors .r.s- garding his health. Sir Wilfrid Laurier and the other colonial Premiers will be banqueted at the National Liberal Club; I.endon, on the 14th of July. In reply to inquiries Mr. Chamberlain cables that George Edward Stirling of the South African Constabina,ry, did on April 29th. His father, Mr, John Stirl- ing, lives at Grimsby. Another cablegram states that Sergt.-Major J. F. Melville died of dysentry at Vet River, February 23rd. Ilis mother residks , at Girdon Ledge, Hampton, Surrey. The Hull priests, in addressing the women's societies in Notre Dai e de Grace Church yesterday, referred to the ball game advertised for Sunday next between a local team and the BOsion feraale nine. The priests were strongly of the opinion that the visiting ag,ere • gation in bloomers should not be allowed to play. The City C'ouneil may act on the protest and cancel the game. DASRWOOD FURNITURE STORE. Ton are invited to call and inspect my large assortment of Furniture and. furnishings which I will offer very close prices. My stock con. sista of the followlogne aim' suites, Bedroom suites, Spring Mattresses, 13ed- 8teads, Com:Ales, Lounges, Tables, Chaixs o all deserlp- tions, Sideboards, Rockers, Panoy Bookers, Curtain Poles and Trimmings, Shades, Mouldings, Mirrors, Pilow Sham Holders, Eat Backs, Towel Boilers, 6:0.1 Picture Framing a specialty Baby Carriages.00,-carts,Uxpress g- ous, Carts, Rocking horses, ete. Undertahlog. I carry a large and well assort- ed stock in this line. In time of need do not fail to call. Theabove stock is bought from the eiie leading Manufacturers of Canada and bought at the closest prices autl our expeuses are low there- fore we eau sell it4 prices whicl* will surprise Ton, Give us a, call before pareliusing elsewhere.. P. lilasaae. K&K K&K KarK K&K Kc.:K K Dits.KENNEDYlit ICERGIVAI - 8, ,......... the Treattneat of Nervous, Mood, Private and Saxitid Diseases of nen and 'Weiner:. 25 Veers in Detroit. K IfirNo Names used without Written Ceased. Cures Otiaranteed. Thousands of yonng and middle-aged non are stunt:MIT swept to a premature grave through early abuse or later excesses. Chas. Anderson was one of the victims, but was frescoed in time, Re K eays: **I learned an evil habit. A change soon came over me. • I could feel it; my friends noticed it. 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