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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1902-12-4, Page 4Ozecter brorate, Iliflsgreen John Cochrane still continues ve le. Sauders,Editor and Peep tIow,John Hudson and little .claug ten. Anna, are visiting friends m around here. end Mrs. Dougl of Marlette, Mich., are visitipeo frien laere.-Wm. Reichert, who had t misfortune to get kicked by Itoree few days ago.. is we are pleiteed state, recovernig--A, large beats CAW -considerable excitement m our bur a few evenings ago.-JosephHods has moved to Hensell. We are sor to lose leim but wish him every hap ness in his, new home -Harry Bagl has accented a situation at BroceAe and moved there last week.-Cherl Troyer is busily veeeiving taxes no -Municipal matters are await heir, discussed. The many. friends of oi respected and well trierl conneiline Win. Cousin are moving in ti dereetiou toektog his *event:el:tee the uotoination of County eminent° Mr, John Torranee„ who has so ab Riled the position, having signified h intention or not being a candidate o account of not being a resident of th With this end in view, M Coneit, with his long. and violated e perience township Councillor etrught to All the position. Should It consent to run he will meet with soe hearty support front all parts og the male ealee step and fe.,11. Peeettieg see Idivision, Mr. Consit. we Understand. SiAtee °''It 4)" -4v13.&VS 14`"' 11)39 coneented to run and will no denbt 'tended the bedured pliaeing it in „eel', a large vote. piaster aeff sunattol. It will be e"" lime time irefere he will he able to re - ale hie eintreo-Ameelter accident orred iee Feierey to Mn, Peter Vim - He. was. enttling straw at the f Mr. Horeb eletitlegone when he got are eirst ilegee hie tight bend. so Sugar Beet. ri• The beet suger is fest _attraction the 4". Atte110010 Of .(1110ACIMOS, there raeiog nd roue .comp.enree Onterip, with an ess aggiegete capital of $$.0.00,000 with de 'their factortes. NOR, three of 'which is he running and the ' feint h wili be rime elee mpg eleortly„ These compantee 110.V0 Isa art excellent, Ontleek Since OritatiO bee 'proved to be ail .elteellent. beet pros go slowing country. The :farther north °4 beet.% 'itantere the bette:r the teen re' in eager. giving Ofital'10. )1. :preceed, exwe over many of the $tates, Like F.le". Many of the notleveloneci reectoceea te' °ankle,. bee sugar- has been neglected' es: while we consuine over 80 peunds per Nvn capita or $1,?,,000.0.00 pets At01)1199R lg of 'Whleh is beet eugew wording, to • 1r trade and noteigatiou :returns role is nnported front Germany and Austria, e Mike" away- - In spite of the had eerkeon :same of the rectories have large r. supplies of beets this year. Ontario being almost eurrounded by evrecer affords good water rates for beets, n coal and sugar shipping. A.ceoreing e to French and German statisticans IN the sugar .crop is 990.000 tons short xre this e Oar, many predicting sugar to reach rte. per pentad wheleenle before long. The present rapid illefenSe in a' the price -ort sow would indicate a fulfilment of the prophecy, The On- tario :GovernMent has ofteu been an- phouled for the :eXcellent, bounty of; ferea, which has -done much to stim- ulate Itheeincheitree, at wisdom will pernoit hetolly publiehe Yoram 11, KENN% . TIEURSDAZ DEC 4, 1,9tn l3ruceAeld xissIle, Sullivan, of Toronto, is visit- ing her grauchnotber. Men John Me- eowate-Mr. Wm. Ainreleek has re- torned twin Manitoba, after several weeks stay. -Mr, Wtn. ForsYthe is ill with erysipelan--Mrs. 'McColl, of Scot - laud. is visiting friends here, the guest of Mrs. John Ketebece-Mrs. Peter McGregor still eontinues very low. - Dr. Jas. Bebe], formerly a this place. has purchased a medical preetice near Mallet-et:oh-The Arkniversary services in eonnection with the Presbyteriau church will be held on Sunday next. Dr. Misarray,of Kincardine, will occupy the pulpit and on the following Mon- day evening will give a leo-mg.-Dr- Regesee who purchased De.Aveostrong's office awl tenectice, has his mother now residing with him. We welcome the new camera to our midst. ACCIDENTS ---1. few days ago tele, Jenues Gray, station reviler, met with a painful aceidene. He was splitting woeill anal in throwing a stick aside. GODERICH WLMV CARRIED thatleriele Orate Nov. V. -There is consideotbie elation in town to.night over the sueees$101 end of the eam- Reign in Invite of the electric railway teeny ityyyrt ay:yt a is 14*4.11e1,1 1(1 tas,and tbe beelaw grantiug ate toe ine riA414Wit'a 31 the fleet eint. /le "NW in toeor of the estglerich °emelt w' " Pe11ll3v1""e "e"I't* 142 1" tIze Jets., which lately ealtreseel,envere -.twin when hie ere Miss 31. eleCulaeollenIte, 3gre -,wrethe eleetrecelon cf heir factory Tbe Huron Br ee & et owe with a bed itaeleirt a few daysago. neettee reiheee white is t she %WS &Wily* sz,111111. 414WS into the se- - • le, „bee „lee ea'-4eiem tne osetitern ontridary of Huron „ 1 11 n• to Owen Smiled 1 3 Goderieh„ asked 41 .l? am 14 • or a Wows ose *SA* from the town. seee- The railway 11‘NI41W NVOS sustained by Wil191191-eiett 444 to 101, and" tbe Organ factory by. Mr. P73114 1044114114. visifi Wends law Z12 to 92. It ie se-melee/my see neoeleaueee_ efee, wee leibeeige ported that both of these industries • 4t1,-11 3W,ly 1$4,1 P4, ini-lt• -;.zter„ wIll tend greetle* to the deeeloriement mahon wile verv ill at her bottle in 14- the "v"' ;Tok4-4'p ete44;31444 Lhe eeeterubrete:b. ewe, ewe nut eeeeteed ,gart fa etory ecep A 4111740 number .aa swayer, - Hee. notntees, 44f61,tata.14. WiAtinien here who otherwiee would iteeaeleel to torene fee me owl einem; have 14) MA employment elsewhere, on the Einovilionelostloudist einiot 411 11 11 the conternetion of the reliway Stantlety. His teeogieree 1,17,1S On ;me eeeili ieerenee the peseetiger awl freight gezeoieeee 4' hi tent mei was eeieeee terilities a the town arid confer ace too with a greet deal of interest. Ie "411.13g3/4441" tkat 1"5 awn greatile :done: le yeare '01'(' the Rev. gentle-, weene". inen was on thie einerOt.- Moo G. God.' leoit neterieed bow Ttleedeer leeto HOURS OF TFRPIRLE TORTURE afeer epeitilioor ai week vieiting ra Rev. ess _ ''4' 41'.41'143»ear fo winter priston se 4`1,14V444 p;linfplIV Semen. illne ttiet-rhe fellow:erg is 54 aeeldeat ae"eTed 14e10 hetwee" the resent of S.S.Noe Ile few the month 11144134'3k and Ole "on Wog, hrof :s7,w. N. 44 vhih .400,,, to el melee „f teem. John Jonees lost hie hie. Daring • May J011itt•.,, 3110,141.4 Sawyer. Th.- /I.:the: Brown. Vern I Hagan Maggie tenvionl. Sr. I IL -Victor Sawyer. Vera Weeltlawn. selineola Heywood. • tio _may oeutper. Preseilla Pens wareen, Everett Seinner. Pi0354)104'obba(t51 4111' when in 51>5I0 WAY his aPla to Jr. 11 1.-Ne4e4 Ikon -end, Verde Dele w" e""ght between the cog wheels epbee Aimee mewl Kea eieyweee, rind he SIM.) 110:LW to exteleate himself. eebe Keetem pemeeeee14) este IL_ The hero being some distence from the Leta teemet, jeat myweee. leo buena, all efforts; to malie the. family men_ r e, y 141' any One OAP hear Wer01111$11PCVSSA11., "4:;;;,, TiN1.0`;1): ea; Mrs. Jonese heard him guing ont. and woe told SI by. thinking It WAS near- ly MVO, felt nn e011eiC1'0 over his failure to rettirn, supposing he was feeding the stock, as the sons wete away, so that be was not found till be- tween 7 and te o'clock this morning, when his son, Friel, who lives in town, went down to assist with the chores. Deceased leed suffered six or seven boors of terrible torture and suspense, pinioned 418 was his Anil in the =chin - res. and every riwolution of the wind. xeill soused the most intense pain. He retained consciousnes.e, however, and was able to eall for help when he heard his son ateive. The arm was not badly mutilated, Ind the severe shock ocen- sinned by every revolution of the wheel in the high gale that prevailed tints too much for his system, and al. though receiving.the attention of doe - be lapsed lilt° uneOnseionsness about noon and passed away at three O'clock. he high wind lave night the windunil on the Nrn at Retreat Dairy Farm, the home of the Jones -se% hersame nnfas- toned, and hearing it Ain Joness (AMC shortly afeer midnight and went ont to ashburn. lloiltert Jones, Anemia leoultis. Alex. Ilerryldil. Iley ?Lewitt -in Promoted to Part 11 -Lillis Godbolt, Vine Kellett. D. .M.MeDoneetli 1 E. E. Halls 1- Teachers. "s Stephen Council The Connell of the townsitip of Step. hen, convened in the Town Hall, Vt''d- 435 Mototte• Dec. 3st, at 10 a.m. All olvered. Ai inottes of previous meet- ing read and adopted. Resolved that the clerk. write Thon Folli, requesting hint to attend the next council meet- ing to give an exple nation re James Cro meet s statute labor. And that Step-, hen 'Webb examine the (1011111111111t Te blocking of water on -Cons. 20 and 21. Yearly-Wttertli -that John Broken - shire be otpprented Township Auditor. The Eet.Vtc appointed Remy Doyle as the other one. Wizerth-Webb-that By -Lew No. 4 of 1092, to appoint Dep- itty Returning (-Hikers and WellingFIGURE ON OIL BOOM IN WEST Booths for leinmemal elections. nem WILLIAMS. read a third time, be passed and signed by the Reeve ;tad Clerk. -Carried. Another oil boom is in sight, and YearlyegeWnerth--that By -Lew No. 5 this time it is nearer Exeter. Drill - to appoint Auditors for the Municipal- big operations will be resumed in ity of the Township of Stephen for West Williams townsbip, not many the year 1002, being read the third miles from Parkhill, and it is claimed time be passed 4ted signed by the Reeve by the promoters that the pros - and Clerk. -Carred. The following peets there are good. Some five years orders were passech-Henry Willert, ago there was considerable talk of oil selecting jurors, $1; Jos. Guinan, do., and gas in West Williams, and then $4; Henry Eilber, do., $1; John Honk- the matter went so far that promoters ban, rep. cnlvert, $3; 5. M. Sanders, do., leased a large amount of ground in the eon. 2, $4; H. J. Kuhn, tile account, vicinity, and a contpany was formed $6.35; Thos. Whitaker, charity re Mrs. to develop° the field. A. couple of oil Striate, $7; Municipal World, municips wells were put down and very fair in - al forms, $17-40; Express Cotnpany, ex- dieations of the presence of oil in pay. press on Assessment Roll, 40e; R. Sceli, ing quantities were discovered. It elm lumber. $27.54; W. Brunner, gra, was just at that time that certain vet, $15.76; W. H. Mor -lock, rep. ettl- consolidation movements were in pro - vert. etc., $2.50; P. Flanagan, -putting gress amongst the colossal oil inter. in box cievert, $1.50: S. Stanlake & ests of the continent, and the state - Son, lumber account, $11.36; Wilson went is made that this had a most Anderson, drawing brick bats, etc., inimical effect upon the operations in 75c; Jacob Link, rep. bridge, $7; FIenry West Williams, one of the big corn- Pahner, drawing brick bats, 50c; Dr. binations of capital, interested in the MeLenghlin, inedicat certificate ti nd consolidation taking every means to bet, account, $10.80; John Kerr & Son, discredit and belittle the prospects in tile aceonet, $12.10; Sohn McInnes, the new field. This interest went so gravel S.B., $15.60; Do., do.$21.60; H. far, so the story goes, as to see to it Shank, rep. bridge, con. 21, '$2; Joseph that that the drilling operations were Heist, grading, $28; J. G.. Wein, cone thoroughly spoiled. Be this as it may, mission work, ete., $7; Do., rep. cul- certain it is that the eight men who vert on N.B., 50c; A. Hodgins, black- were behind the operations "in the smith account, $1.25; J. Finkbeiner, new field lost heart, and interest in commission work and culvert, $4.50; C. the matter and operations were aban- Welesdrawing lumber, $1.25; J. Qua!, doned in toto. .From that time to in, gravel contract, WM 5 and 6,$2350; this the only reminder of the oil boom J. K. Goetz, lumber, $66.01; Do., do., in West Williams bas been the num- - N.B.'77e; G. Kellerman, gravel, $8.48; erons leases which certain the gen- Do., do., N. B., $3.68; W. Ryan, two Verner: behind the original scheme culverts and lumber, S. 13., $10.92-' 11. still hold, covering almost. two thous - Carruthers, gravel S. B. $2.73; Do., and acres of the choicest lands in the do., $1.60; Edwards, pating lime, township. It is said that the agents $L50; J. Rollins, gravel and work in of a big oil and gas firm have already pit, S.B., $6.35; Do., do., $14.10; Chris., visited the scene, and attempted to Stady, rep., bridge on E.S.R., $1.50; lease the lands in the ' vicinity, but °Apt. floweret, balance of cedar lum- found tutees to their chagrin,that all ber, $10; J. Madden, rep. culvert, $2; the best part of the supposed new oil A. Morrison. gravel contract, block 7, field is alreade leased, the holders be - $12; B. Cunningham, commis, ing some of the members of the origin. sion work and rep. culvert, $2,25; F. al company of some years age. An- Triebner, gravel, $110.20; Do., gravel other story that is told goes to show contracts, blocks 1, 2, 3, $45.15; Do, just 110W- powerful the flow of gas is. rep. bridge on E.S.R., $2.50; W. Brown ft is related thee a farmer was boring Relief Officer for smallpox, $3; Thos. for waterwhile thi•eshing .operations Kestle, et al, ,commission work on RS., were in progress in his yard, Sudclen- R„ $47.75; J. Lawson, rep. road on S. [y the drillers' struck a powerful flow R., 500; J. Hill, putting io 'hex, 0. R., of gas, and the drill" and casings shot $1.50; Feed Heist, work on 3rd SR heavenwards. The gas took fire, and $11. Council edjoruned tp meet aguifi he flames spread tothestraw stack in the Town elan, (nese Lose on mote and barn, and before they were 14011 - day, Dec. 15, at 10 :ten. trolled, eonsidera damege Mal been ErLesee, Clerk; inflicted: ; • • DROWNED IN A WELL. GleneeteNov.20.-Al15e Jennie Kelly, 11 years of age, who formeris lived with Mr. M. teouldiug, Glencoe, lent lately Ileum on a feria three miles sonth, met with 41 Adel accident yes. terday. She went to the well to draw a pail of 1* ater. having ou new oboes, nil when about to draw the pail up she slipped and fell into the well and vas drowned, UNPLEASANT ADVENTURE, Sandwich, Nov, Ste -Wm. Holden. a Sandwell south fartriet4, telleert weird tale of en adventure be had while dries ing home Saturday night. It was a wild stormy oight, ealculated to make the experience more gr5SS01111Q., 'When wine distance front Windsor, the Corm - et: Wile accoeted by 11 hearily-veiled W03334131, who aeked him for a lift. Hol- den complied, but soon regretted his kindness. The Welueris hat blew away anal sbe ordered the farmer toe recover it. Holden refueed. so that the woutrus alighted to get it hereelf. In stepping to the ground 41 pair of trousers were revealt.d. Holden whipped up hie home es and raced home, leaving the o Wil. man In• the wayside. A. 6111)111 bag left by elle stranger contained a pair of revolvers and a large knife. FIRED ON IIIS PURSUER. Galt, Ont., Nov, 28. -Two burglar suspects were bighted on Samuelson street on the outskirts of the town, about six o'clock this morning. On being challenged by Policeman One man they immediately took to their beets. Gorman and Singe:II Constable Caldwell sprinted after theill. C411d- We11 W1)0 was unarmed, martin one of the men, who tittered and fired twice at hie pursuer, hut Caldwell grappled with his man and overpow- ered him after a short struggle. In the ineentinte ltis companion, W1)11 iS said to be the well-known 4',Foxey" Smith, and who has given the police many a bot chase and as ninny slips, got awno. This prisoner, who gives bis lumens Wm. Pepper, aged 18, oc- mutation painter, and residence Strat- ford, was ehawged berme the Police Megistrate this ofternoon with shoot- ing with intent to kill, and MS re- manded till toenorrow. SKULL CRUSHED. St, Thomas. Ont., 'Noy. 2.9. -John Scott, who is employed by A. S Smith, liquor dealer was seriously and prob- ably fatally injured shortly before 12 o'clock to -day, while assisting to take a barrel of whiskey down the cellar stairs at the Grand Union Hotel. Air. Scott was going backwards down the stairs when the weight of the barrel overwhelmed him, and he fell to the floor. The barrel crashed down on top of Mr. Scott before he was able to regain his feet, striking him on the head and face. Mr. Armstrong, pro- prietor of the hotel, removed the bar- rell from Scott's body. The injured man was removed to the Arnasa Wood Hospital in the ambulance. At the hospital it was found that Scott's skull had been fractured at the base, and he had also received a bad gash on his forehead, above the left eye, in addition to Many bruises to his face. He cannot survive his injnries. The unfortunate man is a son of Christo- pher Scott, M. C. R. Conductor. MURDER AT CHESTERVILLE. Chesterville, Nov. 30. -Salem Koory, an Assyrian, aged 36, lies dead in this village with a gaping wound, into which several fingers contd be thrust, on the left side of the throat. Callil Abraham, a compatriot, is in the lock- up charged with murder. The motive of the crime has not been ascertained, but it mew have been due to a, sudden out burst of insanity on the part of the prisoner, who is of a low order of in- telligence.' The scene of the tragedy was a supply store conducted by Koory who provided about twenty or thirty peddlers of the same nationality as himself with articles to peddle about the country. Abraham entered the store and erept up behind Koory, who sat with his back to the prisoner, read- ing a paper. Abraham placed one hand on his victim's head and with the other drew a razor across his 'throat and then fled. After the fatal assault upon himRoory staggered to his feet with the blood pot:ring in torrents frees) his throat. He managed to reach the outside of the store, and then fell unconscious upon the road, expiring a few minutes after. Abrahien tvas cap- tured and arrested but refuses to state what motive led him to commit the deed. Koory has been in Canada sev-, en year's trid leaves a wife and four children in Asseria. James Douglas, a laborer, despond- ent over his poverty,committed sui- cide Wednesday by cuttine his throat . • e his body being found in a creek neer otonS ta Lou. BRAVE BOY'S DEATH, :BATTLED IN' eneel RAPW WTg . nu= Acgoip,x,.* , Saved. the. Bank Be WaSi Employed to Goad, but Was Efeled. by the Pospotadoes, Chieago, Dec, 2. --The Tribunehan the siclionieg epeeial from Inpeete. Ind. :- Crouching behind, a, pile Of clothing In the tere and bank at Weetville, thie county, Wesley Rey110111S, a sixteen - year -old boy em,plo,yed to geerd the bank fought a desperate battle with gang of bank rabbets earty thee morn- ing. He saved the fund; but pee up his life to do it. Tire boy, awakened by a emelt of breaking gless, erept the bank into the store with which It ie connected, carrying three revolvere. He saw the rebbere elimb througb the broken window. Theo. sheltering self weed a noses leaded with elothiog. he opened Are. A desperate battle in the derknees followed. Tbe Tole:ern evi- dently three or Mar in number, return. ed the the. NVCry f341614 of tire boy's revelver Was answered by a volley from the robbern who bad eiseiteree them - wives behind countere fillf) tables. Wounded in the head anii neck, the boy Arnett on, He had emptie4 one mole. er and ib -ed Ave aborts from etrotber. when a bullet struck Min in the heart. and be fell dead. The rubbereboeieving that the ebots bail Aroused the town, tJed.Stole a twee end bugey, and es- capee, leaving a trail of blood that was followed fer an eighth of a mile, and leek was ample evidence that some of thou 10e40 11,01111(14 The bore betty was Mune evely thie morning, end the town aroused, A big posse was formed ane traoree4 the robbers S1N 16110S to the spot where they had abainleued the boggy and lied toward the railway. The possee 13 determined upon lenclung the niurderere if ehey aru eettght. Tito eiterili is in purer*, awl reword of 81.090 hae hem offered for the eapture of the meu, BANNOOKB11113 GONE, THE TUG BOYNTON COULD ITN NO TRACE or NEP.. eckaga Reported by the Rockefel- ler Probably Belonged to the 111 - fated Steamer -Not Expected tbat • the Bodies of the Crew Will be Recovered. Buffalo, D epeoial to The E. press from Sault Ste, Marie, Mich., says: -There is no longer any hope for tho eafety of the propeller Ilenneekburn and tag erew of teseety mete The death LIwil to Um hopes of the twners anti relatives of tbe crew was sounded to- day, wben 0 despattet was received fool the Captain of the tug Boynton stating that he had traversed the crane ehore where tbe missing vessel was believed to eat. stranded. No trace of the boat was di-eovered. It now seems certain that t: wreekasee found by the propel. lor Rockefeller In the middle of Lake Superior marked the grave of the ves. r el and crew. As the waters of Lake Superior reach tbeir greatest depth at that point, it ie probable that none of the bodies will ever be recovered, as this /eke never gives lip its dead. What events preceded the disappeanuiee of the big steel boat beneath the weves will never be known, but n broken rudder, a break in the machinery. or a loosened seam inight have resulted in this, the greatest loss of the season of navigation an the great lakes. Ontario l'ruit-growers. Walkerton. Dec. 1.- The convention of the Ontario Prult Growers' Assoelation, which began hoe to -day, promises to be excefitionally pr0fitabl4 to the participants In this Important Industry. T1., tttendanee is large aud the addresses so i • delivered have be. listened to with nee, bed inter- est. The reports of the President and the Seer 'IT show a growing membership and a wine:dug field of usefulness for the as- sociation. A feature of the gathering is the presence of 11 large number of the su- Derititendents of the Ontario Fruit Experi- ment Stations. who have brought with them many samples of fruit, which show the results achieved -under the conditions of the severai localities. There is also a tinge collection of excellent fruit brought by Mr. R. M. Palmer of British Cohimbia, showing the fertility of that Province in this direction. The convention will last until Wednesday afternoon. This aftegc noon was occupied with a dire.tors' meet- ing, at which the report of the Secretary, Mr. George C. C:arlman, was presented. TELEGRAP71 BREVITIES. Charles Carter pleaded gulity ,at Kings- ton of passing forged check?. An unconfirmed rumor that the Czar had been blown up wits current in Vienna. President Roosevelt will present ids an- nual message to the p. s. congress to -day. The Woodstock (Conservative) has been purchased by The Express (Intrepend- eta). The French and Germ .11 commanders have refused to evacuate Shanghai before Feb- ruary.. • Mr. W. W.. B..11er4ties lip beep swern In as Pim/Metal Seeretat:y. of Rritisli Co- lumbia. The purchaSe of the White Star and 1)o- 11140100,Lines was completed, 'the payments totalling 622,500,000. Hon. Raymond 'Prefontaine, and Mr. J. A. Labelle were nominated' for the Com- mons in Malsonnewve. November, 1902, was the warmest Ne- vem ber recorded by the Meteorological Of- fice in .the records begun In 1880. 1Ir. Cornelius Ilermingliern of the Kings- ton Locomotive works has returned from Germany, bringing 61 "skilled machinists for the works. A warrant has been issued at Montreal for. J. A. Couture, C. p. R. agent at St. Scholastique; Que., who liOs disappeared with an 'express parcel of 61,200. . In response to a request' from the iron hierarchy, the, Nationalist members' will re- turn to Parliathent to be pr.,,seht when the eflucatioP 'bill comes down free) the, House 0f Lord. 1 pee 'esage1Uelli70i 4114 -3aktMiffAL filleteiedgegfffie retwook51 MECONSiTIUTION We4/110-140:-. 44611110914C4 80. =„ -RAIN ARFRO Alqq1.51-5. 4 Nay PricZaC Sbebettle 7 Debility Of Systein Mises neural- gia, and whatever tends to produce eufeeblements induces it. This affec- tion i$ undeniably due to lack of vitality, an4 hs very existence is evidence of deficient strength,. Remedial measures should there- fore be directed to improve 04141010 system, for when strength returns to the system, the neuralgic condition of the nerves will disappear, Tidr BOW IS supplied by ST. JANBS WAVERS; they seldop. fail to relieve; their effect is a general building up of the system. ST, j4lill•-.1S NtrF RP 7:tip stomach, digest food and ,e nutriment through the bhp.on, and this is the honest way to get health and strength, the kind that lasts, develops and breeds the energy which, accom- plishes much, cgst.Taxaca Wikfqra ACTS r vntleit, 1:hey We A remedy 44wititotit 41 neer, settle:rat * TilTet." In att erieete9I AMA TAIgigt they have etas vect41 noble im4 true env', Vetrtele Boyle, Irelmull, $1.,14mAr 'fir/mare not a 4terct reete01,:c4Orraurarreurflociar,rte,- famereaaio,v effort() Aga rialien4 14o formula oparr ragal. Where ecalereere net eviting ii; Wafers, they are malle4 gpstn re- voipt ef ence ot tee Canadian breach: St. Junes 1,114fcre Co, 1119 et-Catrearina Ate Siner43l. errili day Itas gone past when a wise woman will put up with An inferior cooking apparatus. Sheba heard of The "Happy Thought' Range, her neighbors telt her whit it will do. If by chance you do not know the merits of The "Sam Thought', you owe it to yourself to investigate. See the R ge, look into the firebox anc,1 flues, weigh the covers!, note tbe patented dampers, the ventilated, illuminated oven , the corrugated oven plates, and all the different features that make this Range so different and so superior. You don't know true household comfort if you don't know The " Eiorgr Thought,' Range. Write thelfanufadurers for Rtusfratect Catatogue. Ve The WM. BUCK STOVE CO.,93°RAs it. iN %TOAD ,•••••0••••••••••' Sold W. J. IIKATYLAN- Exeter,Ont. by 111111111111MMINMirma 01.44romilm.a. eereeeeerarnee„,,,*".r• Arinummelarinuravemniansie THERE kjitF TWO „iP r,‘,76 .rireetee eeeeee-e. la evzry hon a in this district ro THE ADVOCATE Will supply you with tee latest aro.' most intenestiug Local Home and Foreign New; and THE WEEKLY SUN Its special feattres are -Market Reeorts that. are La- equx.I ezi for FULNESS and RELIABIL/ rY. • Regular contributions by "Bystander" on current events Reports of Conecntions, Associations end nseetings of in- terest and value to all fanners, dairymen and stockmen Practical talks each week on Live Stock, Dairying, Farm Crop Culture, Feeding for Profit, ace ether subjects. SUPSCR/Ors NOW rinvocivra ONLY 1 75 • and TI -la 3ME113411Y SUN --- And we will send Tee Sun free for the balance of xeoe. 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