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Exeter Advocate, 1902-9-18, Page 4vier brocate) taireas. aat. Sanders, and. Peon TRURSDAY, Sept., 1.84 .90.ti: NOTES AND COMMESTS 'Phe report ef the Inspector of Beols, try offices for 1001 has been issued, By reference to it we find the foilows ing for this emety-municiptdities„ 25; instruments registered -patents, 2; leases 5; meal:tilt& liees, 0; wills., 170; deeds, 1,4a0;mortgaeee, 1,000; dis- charge of mortgages, °IMO; Abstracts given, 1,207; searches, 1,013; gross fees eaolled. 80,071,23. The figures an Bruce county 8e-doetutients vegistered. 4.- 020; ettortgieges, 037; diselearge of tootle gages, 1ar311; wills. 145; leases,20; deeds, 1307; fees, tr,thrirarle. * Every farmer shoul1 examine bis herd and titst the value a Ws cave milk and better proancers, If an ant. raid comes below a certain standard, known to be a profitable investment. get rid of that cow. That is the way to succeed itnd make money. As it rein, it takes no more to feed a good cow than a poor oue, while the weeks from the two are v ery different, Dairy Coottnissionet Marmite% of alitaierto. ta, estimates that a the 800,000 cows in that Stote. 200.000 are abeolutely worthless. A propler test would ride• out allot of cows m Boron meaty. * ()WEI/RAND IN 4 CIPIETED,V. In a cemetery a Chinutmen Dutchman were vieitiog the groves their deed, each boron • engoged short dietenee apart, t Chinaman Notes 13y the Way. Seen by Sere, Maror John. T Westcott, Who ReOresentea the 35r4 Baron Regiment me the Canadian Coroitation toneingent, - Letter July &1, -We again board 'the steam - e' Tunisian ot Liveypool. This boat was beat in 1900 and is 550 feett in length. The passengers on Wald um, ber 1878. Out a that number 057 are sohnonee 1. premed e birth on tbe seeond cabin, beteg eo sick a Weeping le the hatottwek ou my voyage ever. I considered tayselt in beet .procuring, stall a good birth, it containing eight beds. I boa for toy room mates seven umlauted ponee, befog' W. A.: MeLel, land, of White Horse, Nailtout A. E. Fargehar, Fort, McLeod; Z. Merl moile, Calgary; A. S. Alexanderd, W. la , an, Harvie, Regina; D.J. MeCarthey, Let h - bridge, and a It. Peters. •Calgatty. I foetal them toed companions teed a re, sociable lot of fellowe. I had forgot, ten to tuention in my last letter that each of the soldiers NY01.0 presented, vrith a coronation testament by the Soldiers' Christlen Aseoelation at .Alexr mire palace. I consider this a much better gift than a momenta, HOW - ever, bad the Cormation 'taken place on June tout we nomad each have beep presented with a medal os they were all mouttatetneed with the name, mirk and regiment engraved on- them. A reat many eoldiers are of the opinion utt we wall gti a medal' yet.I cu. we are entitled to then). . July pteetem several erodes eo few wen 'Ube -The ocetm is finely calm. beaky. • oaked on the grave am is their We see the coast of Ireraud 0'*one ceuse , tom). and the dutehutan planting Row- role and S.pnlatui and the Isle of Man es of different varieties, The Ontelt, 'I° the ewer' It le am. we have 41, man hooted over et the Chinaman and a vie.w er trtelh -4,1 °me a driZetY 11" Called to him, t'For why you dodat set$ oh At one P.m 'we rettelOttreile, yot 4,xprct dry wig et Op and eat land,where the moileare ma Ott anti Inv Thr, chinamar, caged town. ',Ago nit the steoluee. The conutry Is veey sitwee, your thiuk they gettee uppe lik,t1E and sever"ralds _ aare covered wan mustard. In the 414ternoon we and stuelleer met The Etheopiam ,another Allen e * Line steamer. loaded 'with paseengere The eaeeagainst Fiore , leearthe l'°1134 f°e Tetrerttool. Pint of our et AshReld, on the charge of stealing btted eee deeeake ereest' ef trileearf,tereme a number of logs and some temino pueeno atm the onor pare oi ideal on .1w othet ernix Oa playing his fayea. %yes tried bet judge peek at There's a land that Is fairer than Goderieli on Friday. ,tratian Mune ,11aF." At 5 p.m. we are etill in sight 1.1eF Lewis appeaved for the CrOWIll Li. °I' 914 keland, The weanis getting E. otatterelr ger toe peteate peaseeeteee, Tote, choppy and the boat making the Cleveland Serena seetemeg otao very foot time. At 7.30 path them Is Limited front whose refit the logs were li no land nu sight and it is getting cool on deck and most or the pessengere are in thew rooms. July otio-A tine morniug. We met another eailiug yew). 'After breakfast about 150 Of the contingent are evil, sick and are feeding the whales. Sea becomes very &eying te the beech to woo „way gm. rough at I pato and many more get yell, and that the defendant- bad"neyor islet, but I ion feeling lbw, able to eat Bride eny claim to the ownership of ,land sleep good, At U p.m. it continues the Will nor resisted the claim ee -the rough. Sunday, July 60. --The sea Sawmill Co. His Honor evidentivtook i veer' roe& 011 forenoon and nearly WI this view of the ease, Inc after h&tring i en beam' 8ic1 Ate 'feeling 4 tittle Ishakey myself and not uble to eat auy dinner. Had a cup of beef tea at night with my room ;nate, Parker and Al- exander, who had been sick all day. His Honor Judge Doyle was engaged Mee cutts. We all retire at 7 p.m. In the matter of the Li an drain For this luxury We pay 50 cents foe last month at Varna fee two days ; and glad the day is over. July 7th. - hearing an appeal from the asseesutent ' A dull, rainy morning. foghorns blow - made by Me„ Fartwombe, engineer for • ing all morning. Am not feeling any the township of Stanley. A. great to well, but able to eat sea tomtits. many witnesses were eNallailled. MS There are hundreds sick to day. The Honor heard argument in Goderich steatner travelled 358 miles during the and afterwards directed that Nether last 21 hours. The boo& played sever - evidence should he given. On Monday ul tittles on deck timing the afternoon of last week ,several more WillletiSeS while most of the soldiers are passing were ,exammed and after hearing erg- harsh words on the Government for ument on Santrilay jteigment wee Rho sending them steerage passage and -en in atom of the iippellant. alulleth, either them hemmocks to sleep iti, whereby his assessment was redneed ;stilly 8. -All on board are feeling tough teueletlf, 4311 the understanding that 1 and wishing the journey was ended. the earth to he taken out of the ditch The Weaklier is imite cool, tbe soldiers where it -crosses his laud be placed on i wearing -their 1,Teeat coats and capes. his land and not on the road as direet-In the evening the sen becomes quite I 4 d lot th bylaw. If this is not agreed calm. The shyp made 335 miles due- t+) His Hoene will emisider a. forthee ing the last 21 hours. At 5 p.m. there reduction in ateRetlits assessment. 18 another vessel In sight. The boat The costs of the woneesea are to be stopped from 10 poi. until. 4 non. to. paid by the township. They will be day on account of the fog. The fog somewhat heavy, as there WPM. foul, whistles blowing all the time. This is profeseional men ealled to give evi- a cold. damp morniug and is the cold- denee. Proudfoot az Buys aeted for est day we have had on hoard the ship, Malt -VI and Dickinson in: Garrow for 1 seeeral Hakes of snow falliug during the township. the day. The afternoon was spent in * * ir berths telling yams. A '1 p.m. we neet another steamer which clone near meaning into our boat on account of the fog. July 10. -A very foggy morning. The sea is getting calm. The steamer is nearing Rimonske. Here we see four whales. Our boat has travelled 308 miles during the past between toe rows, and silos are Pack- 21 hones. In the afternoon it got finite so full that they groan rud wrnald cool. At 5 p.m. we passed a sailing burst if they could and be done with vessel going in the same direction. July lltb.-We can now see land - Gaspe and Donaventaire and are now in the Gulf of St. Lawrence. The St.. Lawrence at this point is 80 miles wide. During our voyage we were to baYe oranges, bananas and apples for des.; sert every noon, but the waiters in- stead of furnishing us with ,them bid them away and during the afternoon would come around and Sell them for four cents each. Tbey all seeined anx- ious to Make extra money. When do- ing any small favor they would always expect a tip for it and if it was not giv- en them they would ask for it. All are now feeling glad that We are near Qaebec. Saturday, July 12.-A fine morning and at 5 a.m. we are at Grosse Isle, 40 miles below Quebec. We ar- rive at Quebec. at 8 a. tn., about 300 of the Contingent getting oft there. We stay at the wharf one hour and then go dosini the St. Lawrence to 'Mont- real, a distance of 1.60 miles by water, land being seen on both sides. This eountry is thickly poptilated..by the Fren eh people. The scenery is beatiti. Cul tint seeing so much Water we did not appreciate it so Much. In the aftee- -hoon several of tis sat o b deck and Sang. A 3 p.m., we Were all paraded on deck to get our train transport from Montre- al to our destination.At 6 p: in. we had • . our last meal on. the Tunisian. .0.n our way from Quebec we noes Three .SHOCK BROKE HIS - NECK. ' Rivers and Sorel; Quebec,. It rained7a, Berlin, Ont., Sept. 10.--A fatal acei7 little abont tea time. This being the dent took Plar*yesterday at the farrn: Glorious Twelfth, and some 55 'soldiers. of John Gildne'r, two rubles. east Of Ser.: being rneMbers Of the Qrauge Order, lin, whereby Jvan Kehl, . Of • Berlin, a cloned: tlietnsel yea with yellow ribbon. young man of 20: Was killed almost in Prinee'14; Col., T'ellatt's grey Charger staotly.. He had gone on the rool being decorated With the 'same. , At of the h..re- to clean : out . an eave. $15 p.M,,-We 'landed at the .Allen.', Line tr.origh andsiikped on the - wet roof. wharf at Montreal and at 11 On. N'p 'rid slid abon.t• twenty feet, and fell to were comfortably settled in the' train,: .. the grOtiodt a; distance of about 14.1. -feet. after haying paraded:from the Wharf Death was cartsecl by a broken neck; to the depot... At the. dock we were . : the jar.of th,e, fall throwing Kebt fo'r-' Cheered by. thciusande Who.were•awaitL. ward with great force. : AD in g 11 es i 1.11g our arrival. J illy 18. -.We al"Ti17.e 77f0 °Petted and a jury was enipanelied.-it Toronto union depot at 7 ii.in, and After viewing-. the : boclY they ad- r1nging,,-cars for [..icart arrivr, titpro ' joarned till .Tintraclay evening. . - at 1 p.M., reaehino'.., home at 3.30 - m .. • whieh drifted ashore on the beach at seed to have eseaped; and Philip Holt. KC.. for McCarthy. The defence ceine leaded that Mr. Meearthy had notap- propriated the stuff to his own We*, but that it :had shunts' been moved blek mit rif the way Wilt% persons were the evidence on both sides he dismissed. the ease. * * The Harpenae Weekly gives this amusing catalogue of the farmer:: bad We're -The fanners down Beet nre having a bard time this year; they al- ways da. Sometimes the eorn grows so high that people get lost winking a. Bnt that means dry weather, poor pasturage, little clover, and pindling heads' gm -ass so the farmer shakes Ins head. .'Next; year both corn and gross do pretty wellibut there are no apples. or the bugs are in the maples-, or there is too much or too little snow, or, the hens won't lay; and the fermer!'sbakes his head. This year the bugs .fortook the maples, there was plenty of sap and just enough snowfor good sugar- ing, apples now. hang many and low from the branches, the hen lay mul- titudinous eggs at twenty cents a dozen, and the corn is good, thoti-.Th somewhat late in ripening, hut alas! the grass grows so fast and the rain that makes it grow so fast comes so often that it can't be got into the barn so the farmer shakes his head. There • are just four times as many cows .and not more than one-frit:11th as many mortgages in Peachham, Vermont, as they were twenty years ago. KILLED WHILE,COTIPLING CARS, Stratford, Sept 10. -Joseph son of the G. T. R. station agent at Seaforth, employed at the round houee here, was badly crushed while coupling car8 in the veil. this afternoon, and died a few hours later. Philips had only been working about two months. IThee Mot trip is ended, hut before dos- ing I wash to State that during all my - travels I have seep no towu of its size to be compared with Exeter, either Inc Inisiness places, dwellings'' or other- wise; and I might further add that this fait. 0a,natia, of ours is good enough for melted compares mighty favorably with the hest of them. "Mid pleasures and palaces, Though we may roam. Be it ever so hemble There's no place like home." urinsley. Mao tate for bat week), Agrs, John Lewis went to Toronto on Wednesday to take in the Exposi- tiou.-Afr. W. Bice, of Loudon, Iws been visiting Wends in this vicinity, - Mr, J. Tbonmeon was married to )11es eaulder, of Hamilton, iast. Wednesday. We wish them much aora AemDENT.--We are sorry to hear of the accident which befell Mr. S. Ban- ton lest Sinulay. He was kieked in the face by a colt. We hope be will 50011 recoyer. Dnerrie OF ),111S, Giro. Lug. --This week it becomes our sad duty. to re- cord tbe death of one of our mowers, Xre. Geo. Lee, of the Ittle emcee:don of McGillivray. For the last while she hoe been living with her son Wil - Ram Lee, where she died on, Batordan, Sept. Otle. She was in her 81st year. SheJeowes to mourn her loss two sons. The funeral took place on Monday, Sept. Stlt, to the Mates MU cetneterr and the Rev. Mr. Knott pee -itched the funeral sermon, Six of her grand- ettildren were pall lteiteell). The DIM% al was largely attemled, testifying to the high esteem in which she was held in the community. She has been a nber of the Mac's Hill church for a good number of yeare. The bereav, ed friends have the keenet sympathy of all in this vicinity. Pithall" WEDDI:e0.---One of those event which cause merriment nod happiness took piece at the St. Marne elmreb,Brinsley, On We4nethiy, Sept. 10111. It bona the marriage -of Miss Lizzie Seth, daughter of Me. and ;the. Rohn Seel'. to Mt Ambrose Prest, of Toronto. The ceremony was perform, ' eti by Rev. Mr. Deihl, of Alba, Craig, neststed by Rev. Mrahomos, of Lueionl in the presence of a large congregatioo , ot Mende, The Outwit was beautifuhl ly decorated with. flowera and vines.1 the principal figure being a Howl arch b ud evergreens in front of the liter., beneath which the vows were taken. The wedding match was _pinyeil hy Miss Mary Prest 1i114 MI: ter, Stokes. The bride was attired in a costume of white, enveloped by the folds of the, long bridal veil, the gown being of white silk organdie over white and was given away by her father and , was attended by Miss Lily Biee, who , wits attired in white organdie over; phile silk carving a bouquet of pink' flowers, while the groom meta support- ed by his brother, Me. Will Prot. The flower girl carried a bouquet of white flowere, while the page also carried a basket of white flowers, coutaining the wedding ring, both were a niece" and nephew or the bride. The *Niters were Xessrte William and Robert Seen, brothers of the bride. After the ser- vice was over tne invited guests re- paired to the home of the bride's pare cuts where a, sumptuous repast. was! served. The presents were toetly and numerous, showing the respect luta es- teem in which the bride is behl. Amid showers of rice and gond wishes Mr. and 3Irs. "'rest left for- their home in Toronto. Some little while ago a rather mew I trie cotton miurefeeturer, owning lerge mills not a seoz:. of miles from Halifax. England, and who was familiarly known itt the distriat round about as "Owl, H -r overheard one of the lade in his employ remark to somebody: "Aw wisb Aw bed '0w4 H -'s' brass, an he wor th' warkletase." Quieltly retiring. "Owd H-" sent for the offender into his office'and asked him. what he would do with the money, supposing his wish were to he fulfilled. The youngster quite equal to the occasion, promptly replying: "Whey, th' furst Mug Aw'd do wod be ta fotch yo nat (0ut). minister." This clever reply so appeased the old gen- tleman that the boy was sent back to his work with half a sovereign in his pocket. The other afternoon, says the New York "Tribune," when President Roose- velt reached Dupont Circle, a "seeing Washington" electric car hove in sight, and the guide continued his lecture through a megaphone in this way: "On the left we see the eke at rasidenee of Mr. George Westimpio-use the million- aire inventor and electrielan, formerly the home of the late James G. Blaine; a littleto the left of front we perceive the palatial mansion of Mr, L. Z. Leiter, the Chicago xmlliona .e, and father of the fa- mous beauty, Miss Mary Leiter, now Lady Curzon, the wife of the Governor- General of India; in the park in front we are confronted by the statue of Ad- miral Dupont, and also in front we see the President of the 'United States on horseback." The crowd looked, and one woman said, "Whose statue Is it, Me- Hinley's?" "It's Roosevelt," the Fide responded. "He ain't a statue yet:. r„. "I have used your Hair Vigor for five years and am greatly pleased with it. It certainly re, stores the original color to gray hair. It keeps my hair soft." -Mrs. Helen ICilken ny, New Portland, Me. • Ayer's Hair Vigor has been restoring color to gray hair for fifty years, and .it never fails to do this work, either. You can rely upon it for stopping your , hair from falling, for keeping your scalp clean, and for making your hair grow. 81.00 a bottle. All druggists. If your dluggist cannot supply you, Fond us one dollar and wo Will express ou a bottle. Be sure and ive the namo f your nearest express oilice. Address, J. O. AYER CO., Lowell, Mass. DBMS IN TRANSVAAL ANY FAXPLIIPS 1114noaant TO AVe OgPT PaS,V11. Iteinnining on Their Farms, pew, tate,-Special Agents Apnointeil to AnnIst Thent-A rerlintalsen* Xonnif noaed 4nnoln04. New York, Sept, 10, --The Louden Tittles' JOhatmesburg eerrespondent.itt despatch eabled to The New York Tittles, sap it Is feared that there are many eases of real distrem in the Transvaal The sufferers are, ter the most pert, families who remained on the veldt throufgheld the war, and who from false pride or Ober reasons did, not come in at the conclusion of peace and obtain relief. Special agents have been appointed to hunt nut these peat ple. They mill Mao provisionfor the relief of the really destitute. A commission has been appeinted at Pretoria to consider and draft a scheme tor the establtslenent of a permetteot land hoard, widelt Will wake proviaion, for the disposal et Crown lauds and deal with mUnerons matters connected with the land settlement of the Transvaal, T.D4TE5 CANADA, etietitely- Appolated Papal 1k1rMe In the Veiled Staten. Rome, Sept, 10. -The Vatietut hae de- Anitele decided to send the Most Rev. Melanie Faleenio (the Apostolie Dele, gate for the Dominion of Caned.%) to Washington as Papal Delegate in the 'United Staten Ottawa, Sept. 10.-Moesignore at. emit) has ha4 no intimation, offictal 'or otherwiae. that he Imo been appointed Papal Delegate at Washington AIIIDIIICAN MISSION 1104110. Heavy' Debt or !taut Tear F. ttrelr C4114ve1c4. Bugatt, MaiseeSept. 10. --The Anierimo Board el Commissioners for foreign tribe akiltli5 has balanced tts beeke Inc He Se- ca* year ending Anna 31. and mede publio the follewiteg financial etetemeate toelayie-The expendituree Inc twelve volatile to August 31, lata, were aff41,- 303.33, and the muter receipts for the year were $742,704.47, leaving a balance on hem]. September 1, 1092, of V401.12. The debt of a year ago, amounting to at03,341,38, haa been entirely cancel. led. LTN ID INNOCENT, NUGROES. Tree =In Vaned .eaminat Tweet Ave WIstte Den. New Orleans, Sept. 100 -The facto brought out. by the Grand Jury of Ate tale County, Miss., in investigating the lynching of two negroes in that coun- ty, show that this erinte was wholly without excuse or defence. About, a mouth ago, in the northern part of At - tale, two negroes were taken ;About noontime by a =oh, Chained to a tree and shot to death. About one hundred men participated in the crime. About twenty-five or thirty of the crowd formed a semireirele around the two negroes, and at a commatul from the leaders it volley Was fired into the two bodies, The negroes were killed for a supposed inaultiug remark made by them about some white men in the come munity, but later developtuenta proved the negroea innocent. So far only twenty-five of the leaders have been indicted, but if a special term of the court is held it is almost posi- tive that enough evidence will be sub - nutted to indict others. Many negroes were eyewitnesses of the lynching. immlimmar. TELEGRAPII 111112VITLES. Beneficial showers are reported in South Australia. M. Paul Deroulede, an exile front France, has been ordered from Spain. Mr. A. J. Moore, mathetnatical mas- ter a the Goderieh Collegiate Institute, died suddenly. A meteor was seen at Stratford and other western points at 0 o'clock Sun- day morning. Provincial bye -elections will take' place in Soulanges, Stanstead and L'Is- let, Quebec, on October 3. Lieut. R. E. Peary, returning from his Arctie exploration, sends a despatch from Chateau Bay, Labrador. Mr. Maxwell Smith of Vancouver has been appointed inspector under the fruit marks act for British Columbia. A mad soldier in it theatre in Malaga, Spain, shot and killed seven persons before being himself killed by the po- lice. , Dr. Gilmour, Warden of the Central Prison, in an address before the Prison Congress at Philadelphia advocates Mr. 3. P. Morgan and Right Hon. W. 3. Pirrie announce that the organ- ization of the International Shipping Combine is completed. A gas and powder explosion occurred in the Big our mine at North Fork. Va. Seventeen men are shut in, with no chance of recovery. A summons under an old statute has at last been obtained bythe English Protestant Alliance against a Jesuit priest recentlg arrived from France. A call has been issued to the Con- servative representaiives of • the con- stituencie's comprising the western dis- trict to meet in London on Thursday next Te Supreme Court of the Transvaal has given an important decision -uphold- ing the right of the late Government to commandeer the property of neutrals residing in the Transvaal. mitice was isuecl yesterday to the branches and correspondents of the Canadian Bank of Commerce, announc- ing the retirement of the Assistant Gen- eral Manager, ,Mr. J. H. P111=1101. The chador issued by the Toronto Railway Company calling a special meet- ing of shareholders •.a. October 0-1.1 to authorize a stock 1.-xtue of $1,000,000 states that one of the objects of the is- sue is to provide funds to acquire ox - t,• suburban Hues, and extend the 1 _anbuybah X0ads. Premier Roblin, of Manitoba, is ser ieualy ill, Destrnetive forest fires are raging near Victoria, in 0. Forty moulders in Crowe's Iron Works at Guelph are out ou strike, Pr, J. H. Tennant, of London, Ont, died suddenly at Lucknow Thursday. euro a cold= a night -Use Vapri-Crette- lene. It bee been used extensively dieing more Mae tweetyeaer years, 411 Druggiats. There has been a marked impeove- merd the King's health siuce the eOrOnation, Daniel Matthews, a farmer nee Waterford, committed soieide by oda, ing arsenic, The liudson'e Bay Couwany repor the Indians are slaugh tering wood be falo uorth of Edmonton. Ethel 1l,Dinr4,1e, a Canadian nurse ill the Riverside Hospital at Buffalo, was found dead in it hotel at Rochester, Roughs, eeldielleareenes5,tt114 ether throat tilmente are SILlicklY relieved by Vapo-creso- leeetelnets, ten cents ner /MT. Alt druzeiets. William Myers was fined $10 iu the Woodstock Police Court Inc leaving 11 horse with a brokeu back ou the rood all night. Miss Myrtle Shire, of Kingston. was . trot* by lightning, every etitett ot her clothing, being torn from her body which was painfully burned, She I not erpected to recover. MVPs 'TIM MAMA Ann WORii.5 OFF Iva cow. Laxative MornagalideeTetletseunts a cold in CI dav. Ng Cure lie PAr. rare WI 0411i, The British team after an exciting lima, heat the americans for the Pal- ma Trephy by 12 points. The scores vee-lioitish. 1.459; Americo), 1447; Radians, 1,372, While threehing on the term of Mr Evans, about three miles from Mount Forest, 'Wm.Mayleoft ettempt. ed to put a belt on QM* et the wheels, when His hand got caught between the belt and the wheel, which in revolving lifted the young man off his feet at every tarn, twisting and smashing the forearm in it terrible manner. The itirbeinNto.:as amputated a little below the TO CURD A DOW IN ONE RAT Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- lets. All druggises refund the money 0, if it fails to cum 25e. E. W. Grov' • signature 18 00 each 110X. Mt. Andrew Beattie, near Pond , Mille,Westudusteetownshipelled very suddenly on Satutday. For some time; Mes, )3eattie bits been subject to via - lent headaches, Inc which ehe Wa9 able , to smote only temporary relief. On, Friday eveumg when she retired. she 'tiered front a headache, but other- wise felt well. Shortly niter 2 °Welt whe nose and went to an adjoining room. There she fell on the floor aud Is supposed to have expired in a short I time. A doctor was called avid it was found that she had died from cerebral " lwmtnearitge. 1„ TORN TO PIECES IN THRESHING :MACHINE, Aylmer. Sept. 12. -Geo. Wisson, who lived Imola im mile and a half hole town. %vas helping threelt tlw 1111 m of Geo. Trim Yesterday, pitching on the table from above. whet: 10 mane; way be slipped and fell Into the nylin- tiet' which tore his leg ond arm. Mel crushed him so badly, thnt he died in about ten minutes. He leaves a wife and one child. Pod for everithing‘ that ram on wheel& acid Everywhere, .r ARIA/. tarn no, sot ai :itta oDol F Y01 WANT TO BUS or Sel 1 You WANT TO arm -1a r,%- or Sell Town Property YOU WANT TO Borrow or Lend iIoi F 1Y1017 WANT Oolle t 111 YOU WANT Tom, Life I»surecl 111 fOl: WANT TO 00 to the Old Country BY ALLAN LINE CASH PAID FOR FURS 0aII at the Undersigned JOHN SPACEMAN. Ofdee Or t Spackutates rfardwere. Exeter. 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