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SDAr, June '
LNIQujrirEs J2 olall
GREr.
Link by link the vletin of evitleuee
coutieeteate, the Liberal eettarbine"
with the cremes of North. Grey and
the temporary dee. at ee the Canteen -a -
•e• candidate. Mr. Boyd. is being
•
s Ooronation Postponed.
Louttou, Jeue 23rd, 1249 p.m -The
ttevonation hoe been postponed
initely on aceount of the indispositioh
• ed. Mr. Beyd Inas discovered in °f teteteg. Etlw"rd' Itatttttcl
siatteria)g twit) perttypiiittis, and is ma -
potting ptent 0, vheeent• tbirtY goirig entwine). operation.
tree: of sterling ehevacter who liave all THE elEDICtelt leteltieFefIN.
neent effete:cite t
it they voted for Sir Froneis1,,,;:1011...„,„„.., the King.e.rair_
hint,. Yet, only twenty /tine votes were eeeteetarte nee newel g he etenee
recorded for the Conservatives. The
dentity returning offlear in (+ergo of
the Poll. together with the Conserve' wes so eatistectory that It was hoped
tive atad Lieerel seraitineers Inave tbat with ewe Ills elajesty wonld be
tO go through the ceremony,. On
sworn that tineve was only one spoiled I
t res„,1 in Monde - evening a
balloected. Twis 0„,ieeFudescence bee
tedteel anuonneennent,.. as foltews;-
efee King in suffering .frone perity.-
phlitio - His condition ont Saturday •
elwelope otber ,te,itilivurezaini:40t4trinifeeesets.,..attz.vritro.iirmagy7 ,tsslairgeeniecoll
ballots were placed loese in the box, lester.ThoniasSmitinLaeking,Thairnas
'Manna tbe ballot ben; was tae u before Berlow. Treveen"
Jodge Morrison for recent -it at was , coxorrioN VERY &BRIM'S.
foeve that the. kliegs were spoiled 1.99 neeeet -Te oyeetentiem 0.!..the Fing
and that four el theie were put inan c'ttec'd71;:t ii3sattayes°411,;:81,;:ufirtinakrni,-
erivelope after theigdof ale ebeetiath j more serious than represented by the
Tine preeklingo e, 031 the gAetliga banetiu.
ballot bAN. WA$
ef his naseessitin OPERATION PERFORMED.
for than daye. p teas to ite. deltvero
to the retain -drag officer and this ex
plains the plot to piece a Liberal •i
eln Beyd's seat. The ehlachine"
The opet•ation on the King was RUC•
-
snfl perearoted at. 2 ceeloek, The
Kills i»ot lute consciotisness. and i$
w asleep
2.46 p.m. -The following bulletin has
losing its head in its reekle-ls effort to been posted at Blieetngeeen palace:
Sdse itS Ilfe, but the courts will see to "The operatiou has been succeeifillly
it. that in lenitive stealing votes will be PerforoteA• Marge ebseeee hag. been
eenenetted, The Xing has borne the
tuipt.ofitaide calling. operati011 Well* 0114 is In 4SatiSflartOry
condition.'
OFF OX A PICA I 3.40 pott.-At Zee p.m. the Ring wa
progreseleg very eatiefaetorily.
ministered Enrollee AISTENTRIZIELY CRITICAL CON -
y tieder way. %his yeat DITION.
teeii leeeteog with 5.02 cinlYersation from a
, „tetsir wow I press representativet this afternoon, a
t
govermuent *leaved sea there
was tandontitedly very grave ouse for
aneetetv. His latest information from
the palace was that the King bed sue,
cesefully vested the chloroformIng,
legebut nohatly eould say delinitely
Ar the next twenty -font hears how
matters would turn.
The ana
picuie is al
it 348 11.?'
the Corouriti Ib
Laueler. HemW. 5. Fielding. Hon.
Wee. Meleele Met. WM, Pito.
Hou. F. W. Beralett Qua Ham telt; Cr-
efl teem the advance guard. Late
er in the sham) Hem J.I. Tette, Ihm.
A. G. Eteeir and Hon. Ches. Fitzpetrick
willeraes the peal The first tiainie-
terhel ccutingent sgator, to cast $2e.-
0 me het there will plot:oily he A large
eupplementaty vote letellited for that
pottpieite Tbe PwiU a elnirr travelling in
t thug nry and his parteet paesege
VOA tlittft CtnIntrY iu OP VI
etnity .1;31,30, Then the other Me
10 of the e,abinet. NriUtSe sight awe.
- was bo greatly offended
Ovate ore and free ttepe. wilt do
• bt to ellen() the thoneands at
•(Tined. The eeneineg of a eeeonal
cootingent i mit to fatilitete the blast-
31*-ts tia rottio before the Conurdion
Conveution, beeente that will have
Wen ronelealtel extthey melt the
motiferienete itetides, Sir Wilfred
has left the Canadian representatives
little to dieentn On the whole ti
lttOveMent leads Uetit believe tb;it
the minister., are in for a really good
EvARGELic AL s. It was resolved that the sincere
et - vele thanks be tendered the Centeenial
fteboir• for their excelleut servicean
e, d
reeet StileeEeNS:f117:'Aibeelng at come and. generous hospitality to be the pastoRevua
pastor. 1b W. 0, Helm zd
the congeegatiou for the hearty wen
teutled to the delegates end visitors.
The appropriete closing hymn, oatel
be with, you titl we meet twain" eon,
8t1L'a,ifer1 last Week,
The 27th annual session of the West cleded a very totereeting and tostenc-
Distrtet Se 5. Coevention. Canada tive eouvention,
Conference, was opened
Weaneeday :Afternoon last at the
Centeneal church. $tratforalt Rev. S.
R., leneelitet, P. E., oecuplug the cbair
in that beautieul eluivele After sev-
eral earnest pryers were directed to
the throae of 0,4.0w chairmao read
for a lessen a portion a 1cor..3m
ebapter.
Organiz Alton was then proceeded
vielt and the foliowing were elected:
c prereident, nese S. lruppe, o_eere,
ty, lien. W. J. Yaeger. Ttie best,
ness committee was Appointed by the
chairman, anti consists oe Rev'. Meson-.
W. 0. elebm 0. D. Damon C. S. Finite
beiner; president of Stratford 5. S.
and J.
Tbe followtieg* etempose the cone
totttee on molutionst Rev. Meeers. 1.
Burn, E. Eby-. A. Weider, nod
MisseSRanst, and Werner.
Rev,. W. 0. Hai . pastor of the Cent
Wel cbIi, welcoMed an the dele-
gates very cordially and Mr. D. S.
itenst tenperttale4 in an approptiate
manner.
Rev. Et Bey, of Philipsboorg, ad-
eretteed the convention on AtThe pee,
paratiou of the S. S. Leseone' whleh
was the Urst tot*. "Tiie Sandals
School Wolters. the. general topic,
wee- then die:emoted in two perte:
First. "Iiin material and Means" (The
Child and the Word). by Rev. IL J.
nonmetal).therlitageorti; eeeond, "Ills
Helper and Resulte ' (The Hely Spilt
and the Reproduction of the Image of
Christ), by Rev.. A. leh Giehler, Glen,
elute.
Rev. 3. C. Matlock. of Daelewood.
diecalseed the first tople, "The Influence
of Haute Religiou lepou the Sunday
Rev. E. Born, of New Itembierg, dist
;limed tope. "How Cent
NO CHANGE SINCE OPERATION.
zao p.. -Sir FinneiS Xeollys in
ioltlird pees repreeentative at 4.Se
paaethat three hati practIcally TM
ehalage 4tare the Oper " Ille
Moleetet?" he sitial. 44 coutinues to sleep
weleand proems/1)g satiefactotilye
There is no queetion, however. that
1 e King's coodition is extremely MU-
.
n'eloelna-The following bulletin
wae posted aeet t Bblab= leelaee at
0 teelect this evening: -"His Mnjeety
coneinues to make Sati414tory
t and hos been nineh relieved by
the opetation. ISignedt Liebe; Trews,
Smith. Lakin, lenitive
AFTER THE OPERATION.
ti
Imediately after reNeavering from
operation the Iting asked, for the
une Wideseend it, wasonnOunced
tt a bulletin would be heated at 0,3a
p.m., and a final one at 11 pen. The
tieing of these times WaS regarded as a
pod elan. Lord Salishiary. the Prem.
len and <elite, Inemhers ot the cabinet,
ealitel at the pahwe during the day.
time at the expense of the overbill den- The cabinet has been sinumoned to
meet at ;Meek this erelli
teneen mexamlra is terribly upset
t,t nervous. The royal gretia child -
n Were &Nen to the palace from
'Mk House shortly after one &dock.
Tho Prime and Prineess Wales end
he Duke of Counaught m
reained ot
Batekingham Palace throughout the
afternoon, eeeeiving the visiting ment-
here of the royal families who drove
up in the royal earriages to the inner
court yard. 1'•-.eees Henry of Bat-
tenimey arrived late and entered the
palace, almost unnoticed through a
private door. Many of the foreign
representatives called at Backinghtim
Palace this afternoon to make inquir-
ies about the Iting's condition. At
about 4.30 pan. the Prince mad Ptin-
cess of Wales left the palace in an
open carriage, looking decidedly mitre
cheerful than whenethey entered it.
ed tespayer, wile will dale tune be
called upon. to pay, what Sir Wilfred
consideree(pr
, evious to IMO the Ot-
tawa, highwaymen.
CII;XSUrS POLVTERS.
One of the government iostitution
that is still flourishing at Ottawa.
11
20a1.15 after its work. should haye
been completed, is tbe census bureau.
It is interesting to wateb. the small
army of employees who enter and leave
the building twice each day, knowing
that their serviees cost the country
$10,000 per month, And in addition
to this the handing in which they ere
housed is owned by a party friend, Mr.
Seybold, who draws a yearly rental of
$6,5e0 and had $10,000 spent by the
goverement in improving it. Now, it
is enggested, that the census bureau
should be ma,de a perroo,nent institu-
tion, for the good reason, no doubt,
that it will be some years yet before
the Minister of Agriculture is able to
oOmplete a work which was done by
the Conservative government in one
year, and at a cost of $500,000, where-
as the census now in course of comple-
• tion has already cost .$1,15'2,000. The
advantages of it perinanent bureau are
wetly, from the government's stand
point, and few from the viewpoint of
the taXpayers. If permanency is add-
ed. to the bungling that has character-
i4ed the management of the taking of
Clanacia's population, Mr. Seybold will
continue to draw $6,500 rent for a
building (assessed for $10,000) and the
army of clerks under Mr. Blue's direc-
tion, will be made a "standing force"
at a cost of $120,000 per annum. The
taxpayer will meet the bills, but that
is an incident of the "growing time.'
I3RAIN-FOOD NONSENSE.
Another ridiculous food fad has been
learned by the most competent a.uthor-
ities. They have dispelled the silly no-
tion that one kind. of food is needed for
brain, another for muscles, and still
another for bones. A correct diet will
not only nourish a particular part of
the body, but it will sustain every oth-
er part. Yet however good your food
may be, its nutriment is destroyed by
indigestion or dyspepsia. You must
prepare for their appearance or pre-
vent tbeir coining' by taking regular
doses of Greens' A ngust Flower, the
favorite medicine of the healthy pill -
lions. A few doses aid digestion,
stimulates the liver to healthy action,
purifies the blood, and make you feel
buoyant and vigorous. You an get
this relienle remedy at
0, leniz's, Exeter.
FIRE AT ILDERTON.
Ilderton, Ont., June 24. -Fairfield
stock Tam, the property of J. H. and
E. Patrick, was the scene of it disas-
trous conflegeation here to -night at
9 o'clock, The extensive stock barns
and sheep pens, the pride of Mer-
ton and the finest in Middlesex, were
totally destroyed, together with his
large assortment of farm implements
and a great quantity of hay, grain
and feed of all kinds. The fire was
caused by it trap door falling on E.
W.. Patrick and causing it lantern,
which he carried, to explode. The
loss is estimated at $8,000, and the
amount of insurance is not definitely
known, but is estimated as very light:
Although it took but a few minutes
to reduce the immense barns to ashes,
till the prize Lincobe sheep were sav-
ed. Sympathy of the neighborhood
was expressed on all sides.
LIFE IMPRISONMENT FOR JOHN
SALISBURY.
. Itnprisonnient in the Kingston peni-
tentiary for`the rest of his days was
the sentence passed at Chathatn on
Saturday on john Salisbury, a young
Mall arrested here On election day. In
sending him down for life Judge
Houston said it was not safe' for the
public or children for bine to be at
large. Salisbury committed an un-
mentionable offense on two occasions
on a little girl residing at Norwood,
Kent county, in consequence of which
the child's healtinis underinined. The
prisoner waskeown to the police here
prior to the time he was wanted in
Chatham. He was twice arrested here
-once in company with it young girl -
and each time was lightly dealt with,
Salisbury took his sentence on Satur-
day with indifference. The prisoner
was convicted of a similar offense six
years ago, and received thirty lashes
and six months in jail.
TO CURE, A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Brom° Quinine Tab-
lets. All druggisas refund the money
If it fails to cure. 25e. E. W. Groves'
signature is 011 eech box.
Around About Vs.
cuutom ou Monday evening while
returning from Stapleton salt Mope..
Front, tlee emerteeneyeareold •son of
Mr. Adam Foster fell frem the rail-
way bridge. to the stony river bent
beneath, a dietance of About twenty
give feet, Fortunately be alighted
Avail his feet. but the shock was
seLele
reone and he bad to be eqrried
h
Clinton,: Mrs. Arteene Cantefoe
extent of canned salmou on Thins -
ay evening, last mei shortly aftee-
i wards became veey Tbe doctor
nvas sinnumeed who proneaanced the
syeaptonee those of poleolting and ad-
unantstering an antidote soon had the
sufferee out of danger. Mrs. Ovate.
Ion continued in a weak state for a
few slays.- hut has now recovered her
Ilene' health.
Ileeteeneld: What infght haw teen
nest Serious acchlent happeoed at
the home of jam Aittenbend a. few
tbtere ego. While movipet ralle one of
the Nee that were pled ereet fen.
wheu John MeEwen and Hugh Aiken.
heaere thd wrown damn eve struck by
the utile. rendering. them mteone,elone,
lead they hem Wen few inches close
to the circutie saw they would have
been thrown against it. Both men
have recovered but it was a Parrow
eecape,
St, Marys: After an illness of ten
months, Elizabeth Sparrow, wife of
Mr. Samuel Moore, prieeted away at her
home on Friday. Deemed. who was
horn at Carletan riaee,YrAS in her 57th
year. She was married in St. Marys
to eInSeneuel 'eloorein 1St. arid form-
erly resided on River Road,Blanelearel.
the can we
vihee Chle wng th" T"e rnziVeepare4.asearthtlititne eforne.Net
UYreet:
Heroism 04151g5 n PUing Right. 1amen Five children survive her, two
Rev. W. a. Yaeger. of Zinnia. epote sone and three danghteret
on the sublease "Why shoeld our p
Young men vettlelli in the Sunday e Belem& lee Mondale. eit, t-017* Etla__Qt
aattat allgo, Was Cart .ginif o5usarpn
eretine antentliog to mow the grass
along the street in front ot their pro -
'dee he hewed and fell upon the
vett bleile. The first giver of his
right. hand was Mier severed and his
left arm nor the elivw, reeeived
had gateterequiting the old of n physie
clam to deers it. Fortunately the
maiu artery was not cut or it would
Mr. 3. L. Epee was appointed tweet hive been a DMA eetious ease
um for the ensuing year. St. Mines; Fire broke out in the
It was decided to hold the next one lionee of ears. I. Wilson Thimelay and
Vellf101A ht OttIZertt church of theNteth the building with merle- all its tem.
F.ast hope dint*. tents were eonsanned. treWileates
Addresece Were delivered on the fol. fathom, isaav Cotlartt, was in the aittie
lowing topiest "Whitt can the Sue- of the building where the fire originate
day eehoot do for thhtedeitted develp,oed and was with ditlieulty Eavethbefug
went of the child.' Um, S. Krupp. nearly suffocated with emolee. The
New Hanibing; "What on the Son. building was an wa log house, shied
day se,uita do for the develointleall- Ower with baai. The tire brigetle
of the tniee,lonary epirit in the eight. was on hand, but water was ecaree.
reit." Rev. 3. tile Mem Thelmilient the water works' MaillS not being ex-
eWhat yen the Sunday school do for teneed up to that part of the town.
the develoraent ot the temperaeee The loss will be it heavy one tens elte.
sentiment, Rev. 0, 5. rioldaium Wilson as she had no iliellrAtICO ou
Sebringrille, lianiSe Or randelltS...
The question thawee waie the next
feetore, and many nue-Alone were ask.
ed by the delegates and aneweredhy
Rev. Meeere. 0. D. Damnt and K
Bairn,
•
TlirrinSIDAY°6
Thansila_y rtiorniegte eention openetl
at 9 Weleek.
merles.
FiXaN-At Ansa Craig, n Sunday
June 15, to Mr. teed ;tire. Jas. Finan
it
$ont
Monooett-Ie Linen on Julie 13,
Ur, and Meet Hugh Murdock",
son.
The &Tont' thee afternoon sc$•sion 1 Tnetwrfillttilt What might have
was "Pened with a deentinnni exeltit.et moved it fatal aecident, but seriame
led by Rev. S. KroPP. of NCW Home enough as it is, occurred at the hero
.
Nu g. raisiog a Mr. Upstairs of the Mel
The business cenneittee rePorted 001)•d00 Wednesday, *bile in the
that the program be Preeeeden with net tif raiSillfr it bent to the pneloin, a
us set before. them with the addition
brace fell out, and falling some twelve
that Rev. L.. II. Wagner, of the Beet feet, .striiek Mr. Wm. Sproat, son of
Distriet, ;Address the children foe ten
minutes, ailed Rev. A. le, Heist, to Jae Sproat, of the 2nd con., on top of
he same district, to conduct the de; the heed, rendering him unconsetons,
t
He was picked up and carried to the
votional exercises on Thursday even- onee and Dr. eetenetrona, et Bruce.
Tile topic; "Normal Tteuniug as a field, summoned, W110 at first examin-
.
ration thought that the skull was free-
PreParatu'n for tedoltinft," Reth .I. IL tined. Thursday morning be regain-
Grenzehnek, eillverton, was then dis- ed consciousness, and was carried to
cussed. After the opening of this WI- tee home, where he has since been do.
portant subject the conveution joined
Ing nicely., and it is thought out o
In singsingingthe stirring hymn, "Rock danger.
of Ages.
The topic: "Order and Dishiplinet St. 3ah alleys: Mr. Geo. Nor% burse
-
The
Secured and ebtintained, Rev. at (/' "amw °sea" enin ea
-n
a Thursda , He had a somewhat
E. 1). Becker, Rodney, was next dis- ie
cussed. fractious co t, hitebed to it rig, and
The %antes meeting of the children raerledetripotrpseg ttounlesrlthietbaulogigyig,whHene
then followed and Rev. C. C. Mor- te eectt
lock took for the base of his address httng onto the horse's bridle, hoWever.
Prov. 20: II. and when the briny went oven tbe
The ministerial choir rendered a horse went with it, and he on top of
selection, "God Save My Boy." the horse. It Was in attempting to get
away from tbe horse in its struggle to
The Rev. E. Burn followed, takiug • ,njuries
-
as his subject "The Bible." arise, that he susteuemd the i,
Rev. L. a Wagner next followed wbich e esulted in the breaking of bis
with. a practical addressh on the fourth right collar bone and a slight kick on
commandment. the. I:envie near the eye. Had he re -
Rev. I. en Moyer, of tbe East Dis- ceived the full force of the kick on the
trict, and former pestor of the St -rat -
ford
temple, it would probably have been
ford church, came in arid was welcorn- fatal. As it is he willearry his arm in
ed. He wasthen made an advisory a. sling for some time.
member of the convention, and made Seaforth: Mr. Thomas Copp, third
a few appropriate remarks, son of Mr. Wm. Copp, departed this
The conyention adopted the ranee life on Sunday afternoon. Mr. Copp
utes of the previous sessions and bad been ill for over a year, being it
closed with singing it hymn with bene- victim of consinnption, and was a se -
diction by Rev. I. M. Moyer. veve sufferer. nee was 31 years, 4
The Young People's Alliance rally months arid 20days. He was a drug -
took place in the evening, and opened gist by profession, and after finishing
with a song service led by Rev. E. his course here went to New York,
Decker, the choir and the conoTego,_ where he held for some time a good
tion participating. position. While -in that city he • non -
a
The opening exercises and addresses tracted the disease which resnIted in
by the chairman, Rev. S. R. Knechtel, his death. He made a brave fight for
P. E, Berlin, took place. life, but despite the best medical skill
Rev. A. Y. Heist conducted the do- and the 'most careful care that loving
votional exercises, reading it portion nurses could bestow, his constitution
of the 10th chapter of 2nd Chron. An
earnest prayer was then offered for gradually gave way before the ravages
of the disease. He was a bright, in -
the divine presence.upon the exercises telligent, good hearted. young fellow,
of the evening. after which the large and was highly esteemed by all. . His
gathering sang, with deep reverence, early death is i'Severe bell'Ve'lleil"o
the -great hymn of praise, Holy, Holy, hi's-parents aturothentelateves aiect is
Holy, Lord God Almihty." • much regretted ,t'ty all. who-Itnetil bine.
The chairmen mane a few intro- St. Marys: Mr, J. C. Gilpin is con-
ductory remarks, after which the fined to his house as a result of injur-
choir tendered a selection, ies incurred in a runaway aecident on
_ The topic: "The Young People's Friday evening. Accompanied by his
Opportunity for Christ and the wife -Mr. Gilpin was driving around
Church." by Miss Rosa Schweitzer, town whedhis horse took fright and
New. Hamburg, was then taken up. became un managable. It came down
This important topic was very ably Queen street decline at a rapid rate.
presented by Miss Schwoitzer. - When opposite the warerooms of D.
"How can we get our young men Maxwell & Sons, the phaeton collided
into the Y. P. A. and lead them to with a rig belonging to that firm. The
Christ," by J. H. Holtzman, Presi: shafts broke and • the horse sped on
dent of Conference Branch Y. P. A., to,its stable. The sudden separation
Crediton, Ont., was tile -next topic. sent the rig with its occupants on a
The last topic: "Some Essentiale lively spin across the street. Fortun-
of a Successful Y. P. Alliance, was, ately at thiS juncture, Thos. Fairies,
presented in a forcible manner by Reyvvho was on the side of the street grab.
Gr. D. Damm, of Crediton. bed the -back end of the phaeton and
., The above topics were interspersed saved it from upsetting.- Mrs. Gilpin
with selections by the cbior of tbe was uninjured.,but Mr.Gilpin has since
local society, the ministerial choir, been confined to his room, his back
and the congregational singing. ' having been severely wrenched. The
The collection was taken amounting phaeton was not much injured, but
to the sum of $12.03. The total collec- the Maxwell rig was !gully damaged,
tions for the convention amount'ed to he v ing a, broken wheel and the arm of
$20.32. the -axle broken.
AltiRRIAGES,
XNFlIttIlv,F41-1‘14,EX,D'EMS--At tile re-
sidence of the brithee mother,. south.
of Breese's, oneJeue Ith by Rev.
John Holmes, Rev. Chas. Tinkbein.
en of Sebringville, Ont.. to Mies
Lizzlet etteouti daugliter of the late
Mr. Thos. Maunders,
0
Mrs, Richard eltuce conneitted sui-
cide by jumping out, of a eviedoev in •
tbe Bente ot Referee at Stra trot el.
Unprecedented cold weather in
Fianee, .Austria, Hungary and Ger-
many is causing grave anxiety regard
ing the state of the crops arid the
'vineyards. M. Flanentarion. the
Fr eacit asteoncener, eitys Mete bas
been no "eecle dieastrons springtime
since 18e2.
oetenneeteennone-At the residence:
E. M. Cubbun, on June IS. bv the
of the Wale's parents, Mr, and Mee.
Rev. Thomas etermitig, Mies Lizzie
Cubbon, to Mr. Thomas Fletcher,
both eit So Marrs.
Wnrre---Co-ntennoete-ett the reeldence
of tbe bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Davie Creighton.Blenshardain June
He by the Rev. Me. Hart, Miee Elea-
nor Cneighton, to Mr. W. White.
of Hibbert,
Balasadsnest
hsvo no efrect go,
barPCAA treetvd
alth 'Eureka
nen OIL lk
51.5t1 dig dax.P.p.
sr suit aud VI;
abbr. Stitc,bes
de eat trete.
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neeetgerelee
Rnuas ,4
aircrew
Leeete-ln Exeter, on Janie leth. Stele* oil
Jane, beloved daughter of Mr. and Wit7
Mre, Chas. leene. aged I year. 4 • kneetiel Oil
months and 9 ditete.
camp*
TRUMAINE-In Exeter, on Jaalle zap,
Mr. Rleherd even Charles Trelainillei
agell %?,''In yens* 7 mouths.
...---teenteeettee
Walter Goteler was hanged at Bran-
don for the murder of Chao. Paw and
Jaeob Smith.
William Vergercashier in the C. P.
Ite. freight office et Fort William, com-
mitted @Weide by drowning.
NUM, lei Tel= more precious than
when, Foram member of the faulty Is
attacked by colic, dysentery or any
bowel trouble. The doctor is alistaint
hnt if Ferry Davie Pahokiller is near
all danger Is soon endea.
czema
Idled Rea Rim=
- •
reerteetttsn'that burn, neatn
*et
. ever and over smite
Mee beeeutee aunt; oven the
amble, Ogee% bletteeleet, leea
ey.
:itraitlds4ptellaar Wiling en
be areas ot el:4.14a E, Ward, Cue Point,
461-, and All ever the bealy ot Mx Otte
14'.Theeineen, Seyvtlin eh Y.; treueled
.1t J. Cheletten, Mabee= rune, N.Y.,
erxs.
years, multi. le ilictanaten, Jr, Cunt.
tat it., etteen yearn
Ttwsceatlerera teentee itke many °there,
tbat thee went gleCally ane pernieuentiy
mired by
flood's Sarsaparilla
whicb always removetete MIRO eczema.
by thoroughly clewing the bleed, anti
but:Mane the *tele ante=
One's ranee:eau itver
0:
DILWOOE
ifilltilTURE STORE.
re heated to eall uu4 beeped my
ge neeertment itt Fioniture and
lornishinge which I will Weer a
very close priees. My eta& coo-
eiste of the
Au suites, Bedroom suites,
Spring Mattresses, Bed-
steads, Couebes, Lounges
Tables, Chairs or all descrip-
tions, Sideboards, Rockers,
Fang Rockers, Curtain
Poles and Trimmings,
Sbades, Mouldings, Mirrors,
Pilow Sham Holders, Hat
Baas, Towel Hollers, &e.,
Plante let mullet', at sircehay
Haley CertiegienGthearte,Expreee wag -
our. Carte. Meting hone?, etet
lenderteilling.
ealCy it large and wen eeeort-
ed 8tgek in this line. In time of need
tt� not Ian to call.
The above eteck Is leinght ftona the
leading elanufaetorets of Canada
anal nought at the eloseet miens
anal our expeners are low (byte -
WO edo if at priees which
will empriee you. t-tiVt* US it call
before ttaircbasing eleenhere.
Mcisaac
ON
04 actogot 01 11 tafrIble el'atia, blot -4 Comte tteatted Ito king at all diteasos
t luny be eitherlserealtary oremittracledt sa white It may uot ba it erInso to bar
e Omar:4 Mita ettren to p;•nult it to remain In tlat cyotetn. 11 may suaoltes
elf la the Corm at $crotalt. r,tselua, stieurtuttiz pains, otlit or swollen Joints
whine:mot tettetenoreetacehereateeutneacetste tee mum ,ar oa Usa tongue
*aro threat, Unbar cut ot war, eeettortectoraecte end a &literal deprAssion
Units's:WA, y on Itava acrid hesn symptom:a Alqu'Sszeltitet onraldt,
no timo to lose. Beware el "old Soap, treatinara-bewara or :mineral polsoun-
beware of Quacks and rakirs. 0114 ZIEW ISOVB013:4 TalliVrhISST
Is guaranteed Wawa this diseast, never to retUrn. Bank Bonds will protect you.
Our treatment la not Issjurlous in any way, but resells* the Ter" roa ort4tsece
ancl eliminateu all pulsar), trona tho system symptoms of diseaso gradually
dlauppaar. Thu bloodbecerilas pup:mud eu bi tha seholo van= la oleantad
nd purlEbtioud *ha patient teels prepared anew or Ws duties and the pleasures
or lila. 'cleans intnesitnerrsule ore SO Al 5 Yestre tIa
Detroit. 250.000 Cured. -
Coustilletion Free. Question Wank tor Home Treatment and Books Filtd.
DRAENNEDY& KERGAN
Cor. falchlgasa .1.ve., stud Shelby St, Detroit, Mich,
K K K
14C
.0est
re!' pure blood, it brigbt eye, a clear
complexton, a been appetite, a good
digestion and refreshing sleep, MCP.
I BRISTOL'S Sa.rsek.pexillek.
It arouses the Liver, quickens the
circulation, brightens the spirits and
generally improves the health.
SIxty-elght years trial tare proved it to be, the most reliable BLOOD purifier known.
All druggists sell -BRISTOL'S."
FARM IMPEMINTS
WE
SELL
Vcrittic
.• tezoi„-:‘,
MANCTFACTUB,E0 BY TEE
Intending Purchasers.
Show
THE
BEST,.
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 to pass us.
We sell the Ideal Binder, Ideal,
Mower, Rakes, Windmills, Etc., Etc,
Rooms opposite Dr. Browning's Drug Store.
W. 3. BISSETT.
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