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TRS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
one latllae ecce, aaataatra if frau, In advance, at,Sp
if net se paid.
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No aver discontinued until all arreareaesarepaid.
maeatatatenta cw IIra^r a, e : at e l darcrele es tval be
p A "at bel matt tl fora d era l esti ., ea er a araadany l a
tabard: r : thioates made de for trams arae adverb enta-iat:s
5ca xr* alt a 9 ca pa i sl &sap "d< sr ra:tura m Jolt
M d'w ca
,u r `.2 Cara] a eau, to t"b• flee t t ee awl lf w t
tapsrder.x.,:t rates. 0..'e yea aa.mcw orders,
sa far
a•da er:..a.,;, .etc , x p4-av a$, ete.. to tae t.eade g aretbiie
Sanders s a . Cx. eec it,
feta 7i)lwlE74. iS
eeress Quite Cards.
IIl Tal w* lad A MS.,aHPfi, In BINS,
�'.a, 1p ,aaa, $ie•�1r ;;ratfate 431.
Agers
Ayer's Cherry Pectora1
gesiets tickling throats, hack-
ing coughs, pain in the lungs.
It relieves congestion, sub -
Ch erry
Fectoral
dotes inflammation. It Ile
&1S
.
strengthens. Your doctor will
explain this to you. He knows
all about this cough medicine.
a -We Kaye used Ayer's Cherry p'creterxl Mn
ear family ,for °S years for threat 444 luaF
tree,,"ea, egad the Omsk eye medietaaedu5tatt.,"
afro. A, roultaala Appleton. also..
e'7«j ,£, 1• „ry'$.- J. g,". ,AT$ti ('7ca.,
d,r Posts rti 14o�reSt ,ias9.
hroats
3I TISTS,
Ayer's 1a'llls greeted), ald recoiiery.
rot a extra " $ warty -an Ataw drgBua ora .s Ir d cue =ts t'ear+aly Yee *ab , v .
Ofl efa l":a_..._as Bin-, core.. e:de fiMaat street, `reoteiy faxen o
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ln, Atears ta`;Iwt<;ltsox
DENTIST
ilaaar .rataate arra:vitaei rakeri11And la -e -al
t`altree at itcatal S era + as mi °Mario. Alia Past
Grat.vateeitl,a aQri a epaulette taataaer*
(ertii re. agar e a entienJ
llana§sou G?4 avd w;abauite rotes made inthe
neaxe t Var,nra_r lto._3Me, A perforela,' haricale5e 'am.
aestlietle trsal for painleaseatraetien of teeth.
(1!=,7ee. Ave deurae:ath of Carcina liras store, Etaeivr.
31e Meal
i 11w a .: P. elel crucial-":, eteMen net»' TIM
I College at V ; las 444i+ ra
M'la,o raw), t;urreu and 4eaaa' teaar• Mee. Welt
tree*,,. O aa,
ka
vlara A w4 at a 0.71 a and lekAdera'e
sm
r us Ave..+r... lkr al m tr t• +`r' ,al a+tenneu
d,=_,:asesuiwrcnea- 012,rehoarv. 11.5-0 to 3.
It sago:A R ettencia i �ni lie I' `e '4nenee,
4 ^i + a. r?-
tar ll" .a0zataT, w!at't),4
A tTA +c• S114tri4.l,
ceeesee. 9 ,a•. 1. 91, Mneeiere
llfr afi newton, efinerilB,U
Capital Paid Up
Itest
6,000,000
- =,700,000.
CALLED. TO ARMS.
Turkey is Preparing for War With
Bulgaria.
Constantinople, Sept. 8.—War be-
tween Turkey and Bulgaria is still re-
gerded here as inevitable. It is be-
lieved the outbreak will occur before
the end of September, when reinforce-
ments will have been concentrated in
Macedonia. It is not thought that there
will be any formal declaration of war,
but that some frontier incident will
precipitate hostilities, The Bulgarians
and Macedonians in Constantinople
are
in r to f
terror o in:3s
s acre. ,�, large
tuber of them were arrested a few a
days ago as a ");preventive measure,"
and t ey
here not
3,.
been released.
.
The
,..,
�lt
f .r of
ea a tnaas
.ac, a i- b, . �.
a, prolra ly e
aggerated, although, in view of the
present excited store of Mussultuan
feeling, e.n insigacticent incident mi ht
perhaps lead top a massacre.
Seionica, European Turkey, Sept. 8. k
--The latest orlea received from the
Turkish Gow:ernirent are regarded here
a'e. a Sure indieati oa that the Porte en-
tertains serious eppeelieneicons of veer.
Sixteen battalions of lwlaistahfez, or
second reserves. laav a been called to
arms iii Sadonica, Vskuli, and Monas-
tir districts, and the artillery and ewe
airy reserves of the Adrianople and
Smyrna div feigns have als° been
mobilized.
In the vilayea of t(onastir the ris-
itng hue been ruthle sly suppressed, the
Tmita having burned many villages and
ca mmitted grave excesses.
LUST BOTH LEGS,
ai re
Wakervilde Greer Newek
ed Do
aeateal i aa ; s l imps trees i^l
a cntrot a at •llaetin1 Detroit Car.
3 c'_d• ilrg. Dtr" Sept a—Ite.nie Bastien, e r,eeLiter, fa.lot agarlai.le is
ti,. -a, ,?� r•,ra r'ol other t.rcr,gra e,. in".ries, grocer of br elLterw'ille, is now at $
iia tlb e i :�•t� e,f d rca4Sa na -a:,l t3 ar..G4Bters in
au leo, weed,;k>ar}t'& Hospital, ]Retrofit, in a very
;t6 4a t b,*U taeNa wt, 6laz.la t:,
Haaal,a,:•ase. 1 rw>et,cbts7a6:'Is:'
R ITON) ONT.
Yr. S. t"II_IIl1t).i\{ll,
ato
ttuettrtitl'ors
Waaaltalleat, lacaaal aratteaerr
t :-AGaa4ui ¢i Paula nil
a far t4.e a a z ness� t at lel ta' t`a4e•a lir crib
n i ,t tT a i cervi rt.kz.:4a9alr, k;ante ztrratranert
.:03lke
I The Molsons Bans
r
Qpeertsreilleg India:meet, leee1
Iner:Ldill r, Nemo se
Paid up ... ..$2,7,00,000
Ileaerve Fimil•..............'.250,000..
.TAS. Et.LIoTT, Ct:rl,i::tz. leo theft.
---- rXFault BR;tN(Ir_..—a
.)fa; -e haling—It) am, to 3 pan; Sal,trta ave 30 st.tai
t p 3 pate,
Agefloral Irt:nkiug busdnesstrans:.tctecl
Marley a is u . al to awal Farmers at toaw ee'. rata
Raw,ng:t Ranh hepatise Imre $1 ea 1 upwarris nrch`•'
ed. Intrwat elle vt1 at ltigla-s¢eurrent rates.
ItrcRwOs rtt`arlt��, N. D. fitseckv,
e1i�it�r+. 11anager.
Bicycles 1
We are still In the Bicycle trade
and this yea eshow some fine blaetri-
miens. The CUSHION FRAME M ice
the Ideas wheel to title• Prices mod-
erate.
New Pianos t
Several New Pianos just put in
stool: ; newest styles and the best
shakes. It will pay you to see them.
Yon will be surprised at the LOW
PRICES at which we sell them,
Organs of the Latest
makes always in stock
Sewing Machines 8cc.
'We are leaders in Sewing Ma-
chines—the hest machines that the
trade produces are on our floor for
your inspection ; also repairs Need-
les, etc., for all kinds of sewing ma-
chines, always on hands
reenert2 after Iialloonfein',
Pane A 4a . ft. ansa lleeri de b
Vauole lovas n aatla e Acral, olt a -refit In the
Acrit t"lnia Ni.w. front St. Cloud, end
landed eaafely at Olpat% near Geldll andett,
1laeee. having vevered 075 Idlentetree ill
laillelei'la bouts. This ie the, a rlei rue.
cord .tor IOW"".
A snag levo knows lila friends un-
til that "touching"' period of adversity:
bail arrived.
It'll ft wlsv speculator that known
his own broker.
In the "show" of "Vanity Fair" the
wonwtitt who tbinka should b• given.
the "blue" for "performance only"--
"conforimtlon and style" dont count
La be clam.
Facial message is a popular treat-
ment for wrinkles. 1' know a better--•
contentment
The "summer girl," like some ex
travaganzna, is not always gold ba•
cause she glitter&
Flirtation is to love what a preface
is to a novel.
Verily a kiss through a veil is like
onto champagne through a straw.
Bo who fndoth .an. American wife
tindeth a good thing yea, and a coat•
37. 1
Courtship may be termed a beau
knot that marriage pulls into a hard l
Isnot, and, oce.asiltonally, a very hard
knot.
"1'iliemOurg, Sept. 77. --Daniel Chin ell-
Lill, a Weil-to•do farmeie,about05 }'ears
Of age. w bo liven all the lith concession .
of Synth Norwich, flied while sitting l
in chtitelt ye:•telday. About twenty;
minutes before the service was out
Mr. i'hurr bill stood up and gave his'
testimony. mony. Wit -ell the meeting was
dismissed the minister saw that Mr.
(htu ehill did not leave his seat and ;
on going down to ,peak to him found'
him dead.
1
Fall Fairs
London .. , Sep. 1149
Ex ," 21-22
Mitchell " 9,2-93
Zurich. " 23-2rh
.,L4 -y5
Senfort•b ....
Winghain
Ai'sti Crag
Call and see us if in Deed of. lel. th
ktnn
any of the above.
S. M a R T d'
GO TO THE
EXETER IIflE 1111118
FOR
PURE MANITOBA
CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR
(Star)
BEST PASTRY
(Princess) •
WIIEATLET
(Breakfast Food)
AnNyood supply of Millfeed
�
and Chop always on hand.
•
Give our Flour and Feed
a trial and be convinced that
it is all right.
Y•" :-_.•Boller and :Plate. :.grinders in
use to suit customers.
Harvey Bros.
Succe
ssr7rs to J. C7obbledick &Sone sena for irce'sam tea•'
E i
SCOTT .& 13 OWN C hemst
33aoy'13 gold ma be mired* a ni hE b us
Toronto; ,
Vapo-Cresolene, which has been extensively :
Ontario
ittuse for twenty-four years. All druggists.' ' - itx• and $, oo; alt drusyists.
"c 25
" 29-80
Oct. 6-7
" 2
The only kind of consump-
tion to fear is "neglected
consumption."
People arc learning that con-
sumption is a curable disease.
It is neglected consumption
that is so often incurable.
At the faintest suspicion of
consumption get a bottle of
Scott's Emulsion and begin
1 y pular doses.
m
s he 11S•, of Scotta s Emulsion
at once, has, In thousands of
cases, turned the balance in
favor"of health.
Neglected consumption docs
P
not exist where Scott's Emul-
sion
mul-S10fl 1s.
Prompt use' of Scott's Emul-
,,.
sion check theh
Sdisease while
can be checked.
dangerous condition. Both of his legs
have been cut off, and he may not
live. Mr. Bastien, with his small son"
spent yesterday ;afternoon at Belle
Isle, Shortly after d o'clock they
$aarteal for home. At Campeau ave-
nue they alighted. intending to take the
Goat for Walker -ale le t'efoi t the fault of
that street. They failed to taotice the
vest -binned JreaTerr;aan car apprt,aehing,
acid it was en them before they could
alt? anything. Bastien was thrown w
the pavement and teeth legs went under
the wheels. The boy way knocked to
fate sine and was not hurt. The inur-
ed man was taken to St. Mary's Hos-
pital, where it was' found necessary to
amputate both kgs.
JOHN MILLER'S THREAT.
Alleged to. Have Said He Would
Shoot President Roosevelt.
Syracuse. NX., .Sept. 8.—The police
charge John Miller, a German. who was
arrested here yesterday at his home,
with hewing threatened to shoot. ?rest -
dent Rooatevolt during Ws stay in this
city. Sunday evening the police learned
that a man named :hiller, living hi the
southwestern part of the city, had said
he would shoot the ,President wvhi.to tho
letter carriers' parade was being review-
ed here to -day. They bent every energy
in efforts to locate Winer, but no trace of
lelrn could be found until 4 o'clockthis
afternoon when be was placed under
arrest. JIo denies that ho made any
threats against the President's life, and
claims that tho woman through whom
the police learned of it is lying. When
questioned at police headquarters he was
unable to give a clear explanation of lits
whereabouts since 0 o'clock Sunday morn-
ing. Once he said he had gone to Au-
burn. his former :home, in search of
work, but he could not toll when ho re-
turned nor give any incidents of his visit.
DEATH LIST NUMBERS SIX.
Two Additional. Victims of New
Hampshire Electric Car Collision.
Lowell, Mass., Sept. 8.—Two addi-
tional victims of the trolley car colli-
sion on the Hudson, Pelham & Salem
Division of the New Hampshire Trac-
tion Company's lines at Pelham, N.H.,
yesterday, died to -day, The list of dead
numbers six, with -the possibility of
two being added to it. The authorities
are still investigating. It is learned
that the signals ordinarily in use to de-
note danger on the line were not in
operation yesterday, due to a heavy
electrical storm, which burned out the
wires on Saturday.
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.
Hon. J. A. Davidson of Manitoba is In
a critical condition.
Mr. Daniel Churchill of South Norwich
died while sitting in church.
The differences among the leaders of
the German Socialist party have reached
an acute stage.
Max Kett has been again placed under
arrest at Montreal,and the shooting of
George Greenly will be investigated.
Bt. Andrew's Church, Beaverton, found-
ed seventy-one ye-,rs ago, celebrated a
number of interesting anniversaries.
Sir Wilfrid Laurier will be asked by a
deputation to use his influence to secure
the Jubilee presents for the Ottawa Fair.
Rain Interfered with the celebration of
Labor Day throughout the Province. Five
thousand people gathered at Port Col -
barite, and Sir William Mulock spoke.
During the month of August Canadian
imports to and exports from Britain
totalled £3,402,556 and *652,004 respectively.
The Trades Tinton Congress at Leicester,
England, opened with an attendance of
4G9 delegates, who represent 250 trades
and a million and a half members.
There was a heavy fall of snow on the
range between Colorado Springs and
Cripple Creek r- .,_slay It was impos-
sible to run ' -aa to the summit of Pike's
Peak on ..(count of the snow drifts.
Lieut. Sutton of the Philippine Con-
stabulary was murderedby a mob of na-
tive policemen at Cabugao a Yew days
ago, while attempting to arrest a police-
man for disobedience of orders. His as-
sailants were promptly,arrented.
At a meeting of the Chicago Federation
of Labor charges of .dishonesty were
openly made against several prominent
labor leaders, and recommendations 'wee
made that ..these men be suspended..; Af-
ter ,a stormy session, . a committee was
appointed to investigate the charges
againbt the men 'mentioned.
RUSSIA PROMISES.
NEUUCHWANG AND MUKDEN TQ
BE EVACUATED., 1
Diplomatic Dispute Between, Corea
and japan -•'-Rs ssian Revolution-
ary P Showing ry Party Sita,v ng Great Ac-
tivity,
Pekin, Sept. 8.—In a note sent to
the Waiwupu, the official board
!retirig supreme cont;;,, of foreign
&.,
.,,
, r >'
, yesterday, M. Lesser, the
Reese a representative, engaged that ,
or with the mother of Sardar lxoham-
leetchs,u a and the. A ukden province
i:heitlil 1r: eveeuated tpn October 8, He:
also sorifirtre,f the C'iitiese agreement
te,a opo:i t°,s; r,oris €,f ,:k ukdeli and Tat• :
,•access to fareia t t-aate_
1(.4c42, Sept, l3, The Lorean Gov
rnene::t stake to rltalsc the closure of
ekeeieeano coeelitie;rt .for the opeuin3
of I1 nee jeetin o ejects to this be-
ettese ZAP Jtapanes4 are settled at Phi
teeeng. Ittattaar „taributes the Conan:
e see eel e i'usstatt suggestions, but
Core, ;2't Song shown a desire to 'e,
elude fnteil nere from Pltengyang, the
Emperor i iehialg to build a palace'
there.
Loniten, Sept. 8.-..Russianeorres•,
pondente of The Tinea say that Large'
eaantitiee of inflammatory pproclania-'
ions have recently, been distributed
among the workmen in the factories
and the Harbor of ()feria. Proclama•,
tions hove also been scattered broad.
ast Iii Kieff. Baku, Vladikavkas and
Cather
working • elaas centres. Each
copy hears the stamp of the Social
Demecrtic Revolutionary party. Se
far as Odessa is concerned the work.
men do not appear to be inclined to
join the More advanced revolutionary
movement, The commiesien Summon -
d tan discuss measures to prevent the
.lucnon of revolutionary literature
from abroad recommends the strength,
ealir?i; of the police force, and the np.
lel ra tion ani severe! thousand raaublee
annually for the employment of secret
agents (:en either side Of the Geratlall
frontier.
Ti:!E AMEEP SU8P CIQUs,
Afghan's Ruler Kills People Who
Give information to British.
A recent number of The Times has
a despatch from Peshawar, India, and
dealing fish affairs in Afghanistan.. A
proclamation, issued by the Atneer of
that cauutry- says, in part ; "It has
come to our notice that there are cer-
tain lei thiess peruQn$ who apprise the
British ,trent of State affairs, in spite
of warnings against elicit proceedings.
These rsons are alae, commanded to
o discontinue their action upon pain o
death."
The despatch continues : Tice Ameet
has done away with about ten persons
who were suspected of having had
communications with the British Agent
NEW HOTEL AT THE FALLS.
1lrrangexa:eats te Rebuild the Old
Clifton House About Completed.
.Macara: Palls, Ont., Sept. 8,--A
lete'e,tn„ of the Board of Directors of
the Clifton Hotel Company, Limited.!
Of Chia place, wigs held this afternoon.,
The lr.,llosehrg gentlemen were repre
sense,, : Mews. William B. Rankine
of Niagara Fails, N.Y.; A. J. Wright
and Jetties R. Smith of Buffalo; T. G.
Blaehstuck, K.C., Frederic Nicholia,
Albert E. Gooderham, W. H. Brouse
of Toronto; Charles Crosby ,of Pitts
burg, 1'a„ and A. Munro farrier. K.C.,
of this town. The directors elected
the folio
wing officers e --President. ..I�'
r.
Rankine ; Vice -Presidents, Mr. Black
stock and Mr, Nicholls ' Secretary -
Treasurer, Mr. Grier. The Execrative
Committee will consist of the officers,
together with Mr. Smith and Mr.
Wright.
The company was formed, with a
capital stock of .532;,000,to build a first-
class resort hotel upon the site of the
former Clifton House. The site has
been secured, and the Executive Com-
mittee has been authorized to go ahead
and make plans and enter upon con-
tracts at an early date. The hotel will
be in the colonial style, with two hun-
dred rooms, and will be ready to open
in 1905.
HORSEMEN` SUSPENDED.
Charged With Misrepresentation at
the Fair.
Toronto, Sept. 8. — A sharp
lesson was read exhibitors in
the horse section of the Exhibition yes-
terday. For a long time there havebeen
complaints not only of technical evasion
of the rules, but of Irregularities which
embarrassed the genuine horse breeder
and injured the reputation of the Exhi-
bition. These Irregularities reached such
a pitch that It was hardly possible to
have the usual parade of horses in the
morning, and It became a question
whether the Exhlbi ion ran the horse
buyers or the horse buyers ran the Ex-
hibition. Dr. Orr, the Manager, made a
thorough investigation of the stables, and
the climax came yesterday.
The Executive Committee of the Ex-
position resolved to suspend Messrs.
Crow & Murray from exhibiting and to
order the removal of all their horses
from the grounds.
That is as far as the committee will go
at present. The offences charged by the
directors are, first, that Messrs, Crow &
Murray exhibited a horse and removed 1t.
from the grounds without permission, an
second, that they showed a horse which
was not entered. These are the accusa-
tione. on which the committee stand.
The committee believe that other ex-
hibitors were guilty of similar offences,
but were not detected.
WINCHESTER ROBBERY.
Two Safes Opened Early on Mon-
day Morning.
-Winchester, Sept. 7.—A daring robbery
was committed. about 2 o'clock this morn-
ing. The offices of M. F. Beaeh & Co.
and the Eager, Sanderson Co. were en-
tered. The combinations of both safes
were worked successfully. From ee. F.
Beach & Co.'s safe there was taken in
cash 2275 and papers,��including checks to
the value of 5500...
From the Eager, Sanderson Co.'s safe
only a few dollars were taken. No clue
as yet has been obtained.
Lady Minto Sails -For Japan.
Vancouver 1.C., 'Sept. 7.—R.M.S. Em-
press of China sailed for the Orient this
afternoon, among her passengers being.
the Countess of Minto and her two daugh-'
ters, Lady Eileen and Lady Ruby Elliot,
who..are en route to Japan on a pleasure
trip.
,This morning her Excellency addressed
a public, meeting on the 'cottage hospital.
fund, giving a resume of the work ac-
complished. The meeting pledged itself
to support the scheme and assist in rais-
ing the additional' 225,000 required to se-
cure the annual endowment of $5,000.
For International Arbitration.
Vienna; Sept. 7„ — The conference of
the Inter -Parliamentary Union for fir
ternation:al arbitration opened to -day
in the lower House of the Reichsrath
Dr. Plener, the President, cited the re-
cent visit, of French Parliamentarians
to London, and the proposed re'terie
visit . of lifitisll Parliamentarians to
Paris, as a striking instance of the
growing tendencies toward arbitration,
fried Umar Ishan. Itis Hig.itless is on
friendly terms with his brother, fo-
hammed Afzul, Governor ofl'.ulakh,
and has sent presents to hint, This is
the first time that his Highness has
done so. Mohammed Uussain Ellen
of Dakka is exciting the Mehzneds,
through his agems, against British of-
ficers. }Ie also encourages them in
evil -doing and purchasing, British stol-
en goods et favorable prices,
CH'AMBERLAIN'S SCHISM
Will be Found Milder Than at Fir
Supposed.
London" Sept. 8.-.. A meeting
of the Cabinet has been definite-
ly fixed fur the t4th, and it is
believed that Macedonian affairs will
occupy the attention of the Ministers
more than fiscal matters. I am told on
excellent authority that when Mr.
Chamberlain's scheme is definitely be-
fore the country it will be found to I
much milder and more tentative in
character than is generally supposed.
Mr. Chamberlain's idea is a gradual de-
velopment of the scheme, subject, of
eouree, to what support it obtains dur-
ing the Parliamentary recess,
CAMP MEETING BATTLE.
Three Men Killed and Several Othe
Wounded.
Somerset, Ky., Sept. S. --Three Hen
were killed and several wounded in
battle at a camp meeting twelve utiles
east of Somerset Last night Services
were in progress when William Bol - —___ ..__ ___ _.—>
IXET ilT =at
CHANGED EACH 'i l• 1)NESDAY
1 Wheat
Leat
'Peas. , . , , , 80 60:
Potatoes. per bag.,..... 1 0) 1 60
flay, per ton t 00 8 t 0
Flour, per cwt., roller.,,, 2 10
Butter. , .. .... , , 14
Eggs ,fides, per loft the, i10
Live hogs,;„ , 5 L 1 5 :7)
1 � .latrcwt... O. 00
!Dressed ' Hogs. ... 8 00
i Shorts per cwt 1 00
i Brin per ewt... • ..,-. 80
Get the Most
tr
Out Of Your Food
Yon don't and can't ,f four stomach
is weak, A weak etomaela does ea
gest all that is ordinarily token biro it.
It gets tired easily, and ;meat it. Each to
digest is wasted.
Among the signs of a "weak stoir:aeli
are uneasiness after eating, as of gere
roux headache, and dieegreeab e bele!i-
""I have been troubled with dy •pee sia for
years, and tried every remedy 1 he;artl. Qt
but never got anything; that gave na' renes
witil 1 took Mood's Sarsaparilit. 1 cannot
fascia this metlicine toe bendy for the geed
it has done me. I always tine it in rte
Inning and fall and would not be without
it.' W. A, :'gee -r. iielievii;e, Qaat.
Hood's SarsaariUa
Strengthens and tones the stomach and
the whole digestive system.
WOOtIfI 1:414ospltodjnea,
The arras enzeiln Re
is an old, wen este
fished a
lidm
lie
preparation. Raab es
prescribed and tisod
over40years• 41ld;gge
gists tit tea Dominica
Qf, t)aewe sell mid.
repoestneed as ecce
t7te rite Alter. the mule medielee e
itakied that mime eatxt
salvos twoirersal stttistaction. It Promptty au3
permanently cures enterers of A"erteus Ireeh•
t;.ear,zeie Boras, h,arrrlef rrhe=a, eripetetcifa
alr+trl alietfectsatWieseoreeeeeee; thaexeesslw
�Aseof Te55turco, ()pinta or Sar=rtla n?s, 3.fen'.tw4
lnnsav'li .Coiosampieasod anildlyGca e.
Free 3t per 'pacaage or six for.''., (cites^rit
plow, r'r1,r tra81, rare. daiied prz<napty nu re
eteptiofprles. eendtar f, ovargptilet. ,la se
The wood Goo p uey,
Windsor, Oat, Causds,
Vibe: a. :4 is i:w. ig A lo, I . , I:, :.
ski Linz, f"raa,;4a'1 ,
ton, a constable, attempted to arrest
two brothers, J. and G. Richmond. A
fight iollowetl, in wiaie)) Bolton. though
wounded, killed both the Richmonds,
and was himself killed by Columbus
Garrison. Several persons were wound-
ed by stray shots, Officers are search-
ing for Garrison.
DIED FROM MEASLES.
Large Numbers of Esquimaux Car-
ried Off
:Winnipeg, Sept. S. -- Steam-
boat Inspector Phillips, who has
just returned from an ofncial.
trip to all points on the Mackenzie
River and tributaries, where steamboats
are in commission, going es far north as
the Polly Rivor, see miles within the
arctic circle, stated that aurin Tile nasi
two years tho lsQutmaux tribes of the
Mackenzie region have suffered from an
epidemlo of measles, the deaths from the
disease having decimated some bands to
such stn extent that there are very few
loft, .At Fort Resolution, on the Pelly
River, where usually a large number of
'9squimaux meet the Hudson Bay boats,
there was not one this year. The disease
was contracted by these people through a
visit to Dawson, and, as they had abae-
lutely no care, the disoase sproad, and
they left the dead all along the trail on
the way home. Among one tribe at the
north end of Great Slave Lake about
eighty of these poor people died from the
disease.
Mr. Phillips' trip occupied three and a
ball months. and the distance travelled
exceeded 5,000 miles.
THRESHING RECORDS.
Favorable Reports From the North-
west.
Winnipeg, Sept. S.—Reports coming
in from the district where threshing is
general are to the effect that the work
Is being cleaned up rapidly. The straw
is light and can be handled easily, the
product of one hundred acres in some
cases being put through In a day. A
report comes from Emerson that one
maohine working in that locality thrash-
ed 2,800 bushels In a day, and a thrasher
in the Carman district reports 1,000 as a
day's record for his machine. The yield
is heavier than estimated.
A. gentleman writing to a business friend
in this city says that although the wheat
erops in the Indian Head district in 1901-
02 were considered "bumpers,” the yield
this season will be fu1Iy ten per cent,
heavier.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Canadian Cable News Service Bill
Passed.
Ottawa, Sept. 8.—There was a slim
attendance at the House, and, in view
of the desire of many members to par-
ticipate in the Labor Day celebration,
the Premier acquiesced in Mr. Monk's
suggestion for an adjournment at
r o'clock. A lengthy discussion took
place on the subsidy to the, Canadian
cable news. service the bill being
eventually passed, 'hie only other bill
taken tip was a minor amendment to.
the Mounted Police act,
The . Committee on Banking and
Commerce reported the bill authorizing
the Western Assurance Company to
establish a transfer office in London.
England,
Seven Bodies Washed 'Ashore.
Port Jefferson, L.L,' N.Y,, Sept, 7.
Seven bodies have been washed ashore
between Port Jefferson and Wading
River. It is supposed that they are
those of sailors whowere lost from
a schooner that, capsized in the storm
of August 25:,. Coroner Gibsonhas.
been notified •<-and will hold an in-
quest.
New • Railway Line Opened.
Newrionville, .;Se t, 7 —The G. T.
P , 11.1'',f0 o-
ftei4Lts on board passenger train;
made the first' run over the new track'
I.
froiii Newtonville. Station,' to Port
/Lime
thio morning.,
,000 TON$
FOR PRESCU
FUZZ WHICH
HIGHEST MARKET
WILL BE PAID.
Andrew Hicks,
i
('1x;1'PRA LLA
ToThe,.
TRAVELLING PUBLIC
The steppingstones 10 sut'eess are
Confidence, RelittltilitV noel Id onlest y.
Deal at tt store that's past record
proves thehondsty of its methods. and
the quality- of its goods. We ,arc' doing
this and are to -day giving entire satis-
faction to our customers.
\Ve have now a full line of
TRUNKS, VALISES
AND SUIT CASES
Try ns the next time t•m require
anything in these lines and ,.move onr
statements.
G. HOUSE,
HARNESS MAKER
R. H. Sweet's Old Stand, Exeter.
OREDITON
ROLLR HILLS.
0/0000 -Z - DOD —,T00e:C=11C. ;C.I•4, C0. -0C' -C-
We are giving excellent
satisfaction since Re-
modelling our mill.
0.414-4.
GRISTING- and CHOPPING-
DONE
IOPPINGDONE PROMPTLY.
11. SW-EITZER
Portland Cement
We have just received a quan-
tity of the best grade of Port-
land Cement.
Uttn be httd at both Exeter and
Centralia Ware hnusee.
,
Gram. Yiantecl
\Vheet, Oats and Barley, for'.
which full market prices will be
paid at the stor'eboeses in Exeter,
:Centralia and Ciandeboye.
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