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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1903-10-15, Page 5Doctors first prescribed Ayer's Cherry Pectoral over 60 years ago. They use it today more than ever. They Cherry Pectoral rely upon it for colds, coughs, • bronchitis, consumption. They will tell you how it heals inflamed lungs. "I heel e very bad 0%401'0; threseeant. "Been I teed Ayer'* Chem- Feet,ora avsore IttugSrpSre soon heeled eed MYCOugh4roppe4 1 fOYaY. Bus. Peelle WPM, Outbeie Centre, is, 150.,00..$10. AYEn c.o., 1 .4.1=z6gesserasts. for pv,„&xs,11.441;,.1.7! Oid COUghS 1 THE excter Atittricatt, 'published every Thursday Morning at the Mee, MAIN -STREET, - EXETER. ADVOCATE PUBLIEHIND COMPANY TER= OF ellBSCRIPTe011., One leeller per mmum if paid in edvenoe, $1.00 not ao pala Xxl.rworr-ard-vag, .eo.tom oaa SaoPielt.cee taeee. Nu paper discontinued meal all =emetics arepaid, Adverilseteeete without speenied direetioes will be Published enni forbid and charged accordiegly, Liberal criseouut ritede for transeient advertisements inserted for long periods. Beery description of JOB PRINTING turnedoua in the fiaeStStyle 430 at moderaterates. Cheques, nemey orders:steel for advertising, aubseriptione, et.., to be made payable 0 Sander's & Oreeela, PROPRIETORS ofesstoetal. Cards. einsetex. 1,1).s.. a me, a, eres- ZIAlseletale D.D.S„ lioaor gre.deate of Toreeto irelyeriste. Teeth extrartel without any pain, or any had eilivts Offleein Partseras Rioce, west side alaia street, Exeter. • ener (raduate at Toronto University and Royal College. et Dental Sum. eons et Ontario. also Post Graduate of tibleage Schaal of Preethetic Dentistery (with honorable mentioe.) Allutniewn, Gold and Videanite Pletes =de u t neatestmemeerposeible. A perfeetly bereaves a; aesthetic used for peinites eztreetimx of teeth. Ottice one door south Oteatii113 UK% store, Exeter, nedleal T. D. MeriAVOTILIN, ilBilliKft OF T 'College et Physiciang and Sureons Ontario. P yealan, Stew/a ena Aefenicheire °Slake, Bash - wood, Ofit One AYer's Pill at bedtime inmyes _natural. actfOr, e:ext mornmg. Blanshard nawn.—mrs. iiendersoo, w or the late Mr.Robert Ilenderson, and one of the pioneers of Blanshard Township, died at the family home- stead. Mitehell Road Blanehard, on Tburealey, Oen 1st, 11w1'year, Mrs. Henderson was a native of Newry, County Dowti, Irelend, and along with her hnsband Fettled in Blenchard over half a century twei on the farm on ash he died, and which is now the propel ty of her son, Mr, Robert Henderson. Mrs. Henderson was a Madly, open 11earte4 lady and enjoyed the frieudship an4 esteem of '11r. John D. Wilson. Wilco and Residence, 2Se • queens Mc.. Landau Oat, Special attention paid to diseases of women, Office hours„ liMid to 4 p. lewd. m rsteRSON 4 CAREJNO, BARRISTER% SOLIet- I, Ora Netariee Cemeenneers, OZAOPtltileilROL SzlifIWOS tor Melons Dank. de. Money to loan at oWtSt rateset Interest. Ottlecs, ibin nave Enter, 1, It, Cants% 11A., L Dtoitsvo senetioneere PflOWN, Wint1311$01, LIMO Alattlaritel let the C'eueties ot Perth and Middlesex. (wain townsluip ot Volprrie. Sales promptly dal to and terms reasonable. Sales arraned Post Osilee Wombats's. The Molsons Bank (Chertered be Parliament, lelia) Mod Montreal. Paid up Capitol.. • .• 1 • to • • • $2.500,11X10 Reserve Fund. SAS. ELLIOTT, GDNER.A.T.M.1.N.1.01.111. --EXETER BRANCH -- Owe* hours: -JO aan. to it p.m; Setnnlays 10 tun tO p.m. A. general banking business transacted Money nth:oleo! to Goad Farmers at lowest rates. Savings Bank Deposits from $1 and upwards receiv- ed. interest allowed at luglimt current rates. k.ee,341%0, D, IfenneN, • Solicitors, Munger. Bicycles I We are still in the Bicycle trade and this year show some fine Sped - mime. The OUSIIION FRAME is the Ideal vvbeel to rine. Prices mod- erate. New Pianos! Several New Pianos just put in stock; newest styles and the best makes. It will ply you to see them. You will be surprised at the LOW PRICES at which we sell them. Organs of the Latest makes always in. stock Sewing Machines &c. We are leaders in Sewing Ma- chines -the best machines that the trade.produces are on onr floor for your inspection ,• also repairs Need- les, eta, for all kinds of sewing ma- • • chines, always On hand. many people. Her busband died about :na3 years ago, To Mr. and Mrs. Render - son .was horn a family of sever:it sons and (laughtere. WS. Henderson was 4 member of the first Presbyterian Ohurela SCHOOL REPORTS. ••=menemn••• The following is the report of S. S. No, U. Ushorne, for the month of Sep- tenther. NallIVS are in order of merit: Jon es. Maggie V0ward, mom Sawyer. Sr. 117.-0os:tie Francis, May Delleridge, Olive Lierryhill. Jr. IV. - Willie Elfox-ti, A buena Hey wood,Otbel- la Heywood. Sr. /IL -Nettie Camp- bell, Laltra Glidilta* May Cooper. Jr. Ill. -Ella Hoy wwd, Nene. Heywood, A.linit Johns, Sr. IL -Lille. Heywood, Lulu Godbolt, Clarence emery, Jr. Washburn, Ella Veal, Hubert Jones. Sr. Part IL-Jno, (livery, Lit - lis Godholt, Tont Sawyer. D. McDougall T A. E. Martin 1 e"e The following aro the names of the pupils of S.S, No. 3, Stephen, who have taken the highest standing in the month of Sept.: -V.-- L. Sans, Edna aleNaugbton, Anis, Haggle, C. [Lipton. Sr. IV. -Elea Windscit, aleNaugh- ton, R. McCoy, Melinda. CAIN& Jr. IV. -Joe Veto SheindOwn, N. Essery. Sr. III.- Willie Sims, leherlie Grafton„ R. iienlitig. Jr. TIT. -,,Ino. Dempsey, Lilliao Robinson, 0.,Wilson, Sr. IL -M. Ileplairst, Mervin Elston, A. Robinson. Higher Jr. IL -Hazel Melte, Iva iilssery, Eddie Sims, F. Mor- t liner, Lower Jr, IL -Geo, Harding, Jno. lingarth, Ross Wallace. Sr. Part IL -Hart y WindS0r, Fred Fairhall. J. A.11.1eNeughton N. Runians, Tenebers. The following is a correct report of the standing of the popils in S. S. No. 3, Stepben, for the mouth of Septem- ber. Thu names axe arranged in order of meritt-Sr. IV. -Mitchell Willie, Lizzie Sanders. Herbie Beaver, Eddie Willis, Edith Persons. Jr. IV. -Thos. SanderS, Sem Hicks. Sr. III.-Tbes. ['collate, rry Trielmer. Rid ph W Hilda PresZcator, Cecelia Poi d, Annie Hicks. Fred Beaver, Harry Par- sons. Jr. Ill -Garnet Craig, Levine Cookson. Eat le Persons, May Sa nders. Sr. IL -Gladys Dearing, Sherman Willis Eddie Trietnier, Geo. flicks, Edith ' Whittaker. Jr. IL -Preston Dearing, Hurl Simpton. Sam Stanla.ke. Geo. Whittaker, Fred Preszcator. Sr. Part IL -Gordon Sanders, .Ada Willis, Florence Triebner, Ahner Willis, Ches- ter Persone, Boa Box. Jr. Part IL -- Olive Preszca tor, Fern Box. Sr. Part I. -Garfield Staelake. Jr. Part Wilfrid Shu ton. Goi-don Penhale. Ed- gar 1Vtierth, Joe Craig, May Whit- taker. Perfect lesson race, Sr. Part. IL -Gordon Sanders. No• on roll 45, Call ann see us if in need of average attendance 39. GRIS2k FAIR EAST. writ R"CHTE 'EXP-LAINS• I What Ile Meant by Reference to British Liberals Criticize Mr , Charn- United States. THE FISbOerAlLainRIGHT. BRITAIN MAY BB, INVCPLITI) London, Oct. 13. - Mr, Ritchie, late London, Oct. x3. -Mr. Cliamberlait IN CASI3 OF WAR. Chancellor of the Exchequer, has writ- is now resting at his residence in Bie ten a letter in explanation of his receet fd speech. He says i "Mrs Chamberlain. fgloirn till: tn li 1:r 4 o rl tsn ingot itt , e I 4 gl la 1 r dw RIt o 33StIrz I; AU Reports Inenicate that a 'Crisis IS proposed the retention of the shilling the interval to etahOrate b4 t'llvn." at I -Land -Reinforcements Fe1 grain tax in order that it might be re- mitted in favor of Canada, It and prepare a reply to the ebieetie nt Russian FleetsWas not, raised by his epponents, Meanwhitt ... 1:cttchd: vheattientiui°: cnofnethaeguteas=C athesaitreId Ob tie Oscal campaign is beiug vigorous- Leneoe, Oct /3„ -It was announced but to the introduction of a fendareent- ly pureued in the country, Speechet at the . Foreign (Mace relativi gl c.shrtete of or fiscal policy, involved will be delivered deily by political teens LQ the situatida in the far past that YAS ''g erient'l rieatzu nte i May ad t at wflen snoce e rs, part cularly of the Liberal party the powers having. treaty rights with poSSible difficulties between thevUnited Mr` Chamberlain's "ierene China will require such rights to pe States and Canada, I was proceedino- cOndition of Lae tin-plate indestr) 11 . maintained uuimpaired, whatever ar- to eay that the United .States tni,g1-17 been. straregly criticized, the eepertt Xang*nleilt Russia makes with Chint. trance. to her harbors of Canadian peinting out that, thOugh the trade punish Canada by refusing free en If these rights are reepeeted the Bra, wheat for shipment to Great Britain, %Pa' Vie Uni"d St3tes has dmcas44I tish officials coneieer it improbable that ilk (4):;eirtiamdaiartikz,heatblt t iehitree-esdyapsrseofelrielucyn either Japan or arzy other ye wer ten) interruption that I was unable to corn - do anYthing Rill,* man threaten Peact plete my sentence. Doubtless k would iu the far east, in. spite oi the reas- beve been better to have used the word stiring statements of the Foreign Cteice "Penalize than 'Punish,but 1 thinle, Pad tlaron ilayalti, the frequent item had my Fentence been comPleteel, It tion that hostilities between Russia an.. would not have been open to the ob- Japaa are imminent, the mysterioas jeatiOnS which have been made to that mareMentS Of the Russian, and japan- portion of my speech." ese tleete, and the excited stane 0,f Pub . . es. se. lic ollintan in JaPan arc hegPlfigla 11 PASTOR'S STRONG' LANGUAGE ause diequiet in Great Eritaill. 014 ' tbe mast sanguine peter:en believe thet celled e c - ai Drunken HI the event of hostilities they could - - - "greV- Cin a Rabble. Toronto, Oct. 130 -At Osgoode Hall yesterday Judge Macinehon ave judg- 1 merit in the following motien ; Celdwell v. Buehanan.--Jedgetlent flta eibtlity ef war by expressiee the ;VI aY)14113 ha3i ignillagtrififra trutitere:rfarn. ope that in the event of a Crisis Ia. parts of the eta paragraph ee the ereeee • part will have the active syMpathy 31 Lneein, 71X:1,1197s it:nan fft!,1101,11, fAf libelasGreat Britain, Baron Hayashi admit; plaintiff Is a Miller ana manutetitTer. re - ted the diplomatic situation had; siding at the villaee of lea la and waa Changed Since October a He„ how, tor Maxy Years a member Of the congre- gation of St. Andrew's Prelsbyterian ever, had heard nothing from his GOY- ChUrcb, in that village. ef which the ap- rnment on the subject. • rendant is minister in cherge. In the Year Daeusspsai taenh e ..,airrli• nlp Cahae4fo o areptro4tat4)hoar ti rrewtbC lir autberized grtain ritilniberlifilrigi gallon. among whom was the Allain - with see troape left Pert Arthut t Mgfece Lout servivea iri the TOwn Bell. in October 4 for Corea, Sixty Japan. the" village et 'Lanark.and allele mein- ese caviltans left Poet Arthur Octobet nue4awnrocengrn tguilitant.. 3 00o 54.4. en ratengi eo4e di tattailaa for Nagasaki. The RuSSian forces were as renows:-"Rtit here thee ere itt Newchwang are reported to have the hall, the followers of W C Cam. • been increased. sten, who bee backed Up drunkenness all his_ , nail whose is that it is General Kodama, the Japanese hm oe lifen no naritor a mtheoryan to re) An the spree az- si Minister, hpom as been aptsettlaffe.biefiehee int,:i,allly, Their congregation in the hait stant to the military lost drunken rabble ever cellar*. Premier will assume General Ka- ' gated t947rdleire 1 Lelleyeeror ouch A 12,14.!: 1 %., tO suit da11Ia'S portfolio. The Premier ant. nrin'nem-he." e°sHie3ree"ac4elve?iletieVaereme.eene "th4„"t the Ministers for War, Navy and For- don'tlget arunk, and ni-sn "4 "'" -e'se-a--re- and 13aron Komura, the Japanese For. munite.1Yee.1)Tn=4.hilretreose° eln, tate/mere; eign Affairs had a simultaneous an. 47 ve,tarytyfareHngamtrilat4c)aeladet:ebtrithhtawfseatedd. eo dience of the Emperor to -day. Baron Vow Rosen. the Russiun Minister., itilliatecrleartjailuenee. rind told it party him. bUt lie shOuld lave vegetated ign Minister, have not yet hadthat influence before be turned I I a con- ference. taeka On meat "Is it aIficient irgalekii Berlin, Oct, t3. -The relations be.; tor a minister to abautIonsg,„ pc, , 0 duty tween Japan and Russia -have eeeeenti when a man whom we know as3a eteOffer ot Mora word, together with a tow drunk. a crisis according to the official views. rguritaizters. rises up nrst against tho here. The exact nature of the diplo- matte exchanges between the two (,)tres, ottineviinieslemlneAtelhna:11:m°87agrtelengaerilit7c:::plt:tia., tensity appears to be unknown at the erninents have brought out the present )4(111050,7teil 001;41:111'relitio teneteandrarnktli:leteladna legations of the two countries .4 f pormen e. w th •t% 0 0thoe at the German legations at St. Peters - here 01 irgeinttisetra.r.Ndw-tharehesiod traevloWbeerrattivdine ninlia6 burg and 1.'oltio. althoogli it 'is undetro-l17.74,thiuptTir,ii.raeellaetTple'&71gtes4ellelvart,thee aebvulreet StOOd that Great Britain is privy gamin, and set pet at Japan's inovernents. i length the eircumstnneett Under Willett the Berlin, Oct. 13.---A despateh from atatemente wore written. In stating tholto Shanghai ti) the Frankfurter Zeitung Vsreeallvsltrilee' th' rull'uwi"g w°"1" Iverq & 922tz s!Tzk 2at...1.y. NT states that news ims reached thaepre., 3 i..,,i, from Chefoo to the: effect that J lezt;:claUeVe4.1r Co‘s441a1C'r"iii;ig.asiii;iiriPt-a di:iiiiis: anese have occupien 3,1asanpho, and the maintieriswetrigc"'ilexictiatt;(ils1""ag that an official declaration of war churcj. to the manliest injury of the ;vet - expected. •is; fillets oifaiielifflon In the loralitY, and ef. is attached here to the fact that The St. PetersburzOet_ t3.--Signifieance tilo said kconZ;Tel'galliCiii tbY niPt1 this evil, with the resultethacoititi; 1.111.1 tiessifin ot Official alessenger and •The Journal gldrainghl.4Inlif an °Itendel", was dealt with de St. Petersburg print 'The Berlin . atecnb:lassliU Laical Anzeiger's despatch relating to viarge ot druneennees. The plaintiff ritte 8giliggilitioftrclit It: the movement of the Russian fleet and snilltAstelo tg'sg=ete°,f et,1,1,eaesnaille line ,1114 the possible coincident landing of energe at what It entiCeli•ed to lie -its Russian and Japanese troops la dif- urg a a AnTiltrtsattitiottigniTileggstillt'Onl; ferent parts of Corea. Several news- attacking the membem of the session. papers publish reviews of Japan's nilli- The Plaintiff wire therou on summoned before the sessio nn thePeia I f Ilitv tad •ry annavn al strength. tile circulated among elmmreingebe% and - adherents of the Church a circular con- taining libellous and derogatory matter RETRENCHMENT IN B. C. against the said session, and after trial ' - upon such charge was suspended from the Ministry Reducing the Civil Service -church. Presbytery r9enIebeershIP Expected Saving. raetr?TntriTeitailgisv Tgal n ot the 'rite plaintiff Of suspension pronounced the of bsyt tthheesseensstence. Victoria, B. a, Oct. Ie. -Since and Pending said appeal, at theinsuit'cne returning to the capital after 4;1 the said Presbytery and for the sake peaceand in order to avoid nsfartar as the election the Cabinet Min- paocssittv,e stuheehseandal dings he to tchurcitattach- isters have gone into the ques-; was entered into by the' said sission to tion Of civil service reform, a matter' i I getgleurthe proceean agreement hplaintiff to -membership of which they were pledged to take up if i ily withLaw° frigt tgermeabniegliipt° ;7117 4.arti granted an extension of office ay t,,h_e.. i cce"tegr;fga-wtrthrldranaela towaltPhPlinY tlflorreeamcoenrtthills; country. Several reductions of the mor , a le , ' 1 n . Field, that under the practice ng staff have already been decided upon Prior to the judicature act it was unne- whh:ree itcanbe done without Levelling! F.:sear§ that esfecialty plead Privilege. But rii I ncy of the service. About ten! aInne. ac prh liege must be specially r twelve civil servants will be dropped, I - a e ' and hese being in the rnain temporary assist -I roust .also be stated showing why and facts and circumstances e24feagion Is privileged; rule 298; nts. The list includes two men in the 1 PtgarT and registry office at Victoria, ono in the eaFearaa'a eller- &*e 5t63.1 Th: pre tofmtlsiet be kept wethtn tie limns which weeici free Great Britain from her obliga- tion te support her Japanese ally. Baron Hayashi, eke Japanese ropy... native to. Britain, is not so optimis- Indivectly he 4(111110 tilt a treasury at Victoria, one vacancy 110 the ' be regarded aa ee se ralerus °13 sane department which will not be Med, I and irrelevant, and as fleniiiInLg 'to°ffeemnbsaivr! wo In land and works at Victoria, and rass the trlal of the action. They are also wo or three others on the outside eon- open to the objection that they attempted nected with the same. department. Van- to eat up what virtually amounts to a couver will lose one from the land regis- justifieatjon, without actually justifying try office, the caretaker from the court the alleged libellous statements. Appeal houso, and a. stenographer. The change dismissed with costs to plaintiff in any takes effect in six weeks, end will effect event. Defendant to have Myr days en a saving of twenty thousand dollars year- which to amend as he may be advised, ly. It is not the policy/. of the Govem- and to take short notice of trial for the ment th reduce salaries, but it is ender - •'• next Assizes at Perth. S. H. Moss for defendant Grayson Smith for plaintiff. stood this will be done In. the ease of Seymour Hastings O'Dell Secretary to the Minister of Finence. • Fred J. Sanders, Teacher. any of the above. S. MARTIN Ifat NOI1C0 The Eieter Grist Mill. The Exeter Grist Mill has been re- modelled and is in full swing again, BETTER THAN EVER prepared to attend to the -needs.' of their many customerswith a' good supply of the noted Star Flour oN Hand We have plate choppers for fine chop and a roller for rolling oats for horses, Sseing is Zolieving 0117'010's a Trial. Harvey Bros. Successors to J. • Cobbledielt & Son Alt.trAiiret _Keefer (Sister Illagd'a len) Ivas arrested•at Stra,throy on charpe of kidnng M appirs,q lar -y 13o‘ven's se \-r n months old son at Fort, Erie. Soft and crooked bones mean bad feeding. Call the disease rickets if ydu want to. The growing child must cat the n .oht food for 0-owthi. Bones „ must have bone ',food, blood must have blood food and so on through the list. Scott's Emulsion is the -right treatment for soft bones in children. Littlecloses everyday the stiffness and shape that healthy bones should have. Bow legs become straighter, loose joints grow stronger and firmness collies to the soft heads. ALASKA TRIBUNAL. The First Secret Session Was With Result DANDURAND'S OPTION. He May Buy Soo Works for English Capitalists. Ottawa, Oct 13 -Hon R Daridur- and has confirmed the report that London,' Oct 13. -The last stage of he had been given an option on the the Alaska boundary _a.rbitration began industrial properties at the Soo. He yesterday at the Foreign Office, is now hopeful that Speyer & Co. will when the commissioners met in sectet delay for sixty or thirty days the sale session to consider their verdict Um- of the $5,05o 000 securities, ted States Senator Lodge and Prof. meantime that financial help will be and in the , . Sir Louis Jette, one of the Canadian forthcoming frOm English capitalists . Commissioners, were early on hand, to coritinue the operation of the, in - and VVar Secretary Rout and Senator; dustries which are now idle. Turner followed them into the Cabinet The injunction granted yesterday to room) where the clelibera.tions are be- prevent Speyer & Co. taking over the hag hetdo Then there was a• long de- works, pending_ arg,ument at Osg,00de lay, with some forebodings, as Com- missioner Ayiesworth, of c anada, had Hall, will probably result in securing not appeared: With any one of the y Senator,.„. the dela Dandurand hopes munssioners absent no verdict could rendered. Finally Chief Justice Al- 1 rstone asked one of the secretaries Moorland on Fire. o sit in the outer room to telephone Commissioner Aylesvvorth's hotel Budapest, Oct. Q.—Nine thousand d find on4 the „vise oaf. his nen_aii), acres of moorland in the' neig• hbor- • co Wrong food., caused the le! troulple.' Right food.will ctire it. I • In thousands of cases Scott's to 'Zinulsion has ,proven to be. the palel right 'food. for soft bones in th clia 'childhood. arance. he tens on w s relieved ; hood of Etsed is on fire. The peat e receipt of the news that the Cana- is burnino- to some depth, and in- , n Commissioner hall just returnd ens, I from the country and was starting fo • heat has loosened' the ground. Send for free sample, the Foreign Oflicu M. AyleSworth , .. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists., saarsrisTaeidi caataajail'a'Ta.aac'111:1" and • the ,se lViaivileaggeoll?afps13ec°1 ear vtidi''''vf.o rS epveerrsaol nsh' °Iauas‘c,e8 Toronto, (jritarl° 'f'he coninlissiOnel; adiotirnecf at r3:r0 tbpec.'tli.j,171i:lote,de'xtiTi,l)..°11°isPhs tillieavefirebeell ."senL t. 'aud $r.00.;' all drugg,i§ts. with:out having ,reached, a decision. causing a general subsidence of the EXETER IiiMXETS. CELAN-GED EACH WEDNESDAY Wneat, • . , „ 73 74 ... . 5$ 40 Oats. „ ••a? 28 Peas . ... 00 Potatoes, per bag, „ „.. 1 CO 1 00 Hay, per ton- „ 7 00 8 00 Flour, per etvt.., teller,- a 10 15 Eggs-, -...... 10 Hides, per 100 lbs - 5 50 Live ih9140, per evitt..... 5 2.5 Dressed 8 00 SlaOrtS per cwt.. 50 95 Bran per ewt 75 20 464/Z Ancient Foe To health anti /4appiaesa iSarafala-4, as ugly as ever since time imr,-.erial, toe e Is awparrrcailitgjwe4;:aitniithrietallizi4t, jigIutr::41,4,sees. Li* tae is tiouriehleg. e„,„es membrane, eyeetc..,S te7.-aakee Sir John jenicins, formerly leiberal. ees onces ------------------ li-teVer OE Carmarthen and Chairman of thtier recoe aue deve/Qp$ 1 -to Swansea Daetat Exchange. Socatong be• - e " — 1-721-4416k rae;nbeP hAtli4nlient reautaneo to Ilisease and tite eapeeny sae the Swansea Harbor resi said tbat the alarmist reports to to the condition of the tin trade were unwarranted. The first niue znont-a• i the present year compiwed wiii two years ago showed an Ancrease 18,000 tons. No tin-plate hats hat been imported since early in znot, pro ving that lVziles 'WAS able to votripett satiefentorily with the weld, and ea: able to supply bars at a rate whict ave no encouragement to A -Merle% "dumping?' Sir Beery Fowler, Liberal, addreee- ed an enthusiastic meeting 1 Glasgow. He declared the Ceilliltr was stronger financially than evet before. He ridiculed Mr. Charm berlain's contentien .of declining trade and said that the colonies needed us bribe to keep within the empire. When one door was shut on a British indue try Another was opened. The center try was well able to held its own it the present commercial struggle. Austen Chamberlain, the new Chan cellar of the Exehemeer. replying to z vote of congratulatton at Acock' Green, Worcestenthire. his Perna mentary constituency, said that he regretted that the new issues. had lost the Government some vagina, supporters, and declared himself ir en r ti e warmony with Mrnatioeet programme as outlined at Sheffield There was a great danger, he said, ir complacently assuming that Greet Brit ein's fiscal policy needed no revision He declared that it was against all the canons of sound finance that the in come tax, the nation's first reserve it time of war, should stand at clever pence in time of peace. 1111r. Chant. berlain anotmeed that the Government would not dissolve until the lessoni of the South African War Commissior report had been applied and the Wan Office reorganized. The foregoing interesting announce- ment confirms the general inenessior that it is the Government's intend(); to meet Parliatnent and proceed witt busuiess, leaving the fiscal problem ec fer as any attempt at legislation is eon. cerned. Lord Stanley, the new Postmaster. General, in a speech at Bolton, declar- ed himself in favor of Mr. Batiste ' Sheffield programme, but opposecl tc Mr, Chamberlain's food -taxing pro - led. MILK -STEALING CASE. Fred. Foster of East Oxford Pleads Guilty. Woodstock, Oct. x3. -At tile Police Cotirt Frederick Foster, a milk - drawer aud farmer of East Oxford, was charged with stealing milk from George Stephenson a.nd Frederick Watt, two of the cheese factory patrons on Foster's route. Poster was .watched as he dreve up and took the cans, and seen to take milk out of those that he lifted on Ills waggon, and put it into his own cans. Be entered a plea of guilty, and sentence was reserved. ESCAPED CONVICT CAUGHT, George Hinden Recaptured at Port- age Ia Prairie. Winnipeg, Oct 12. -George Hindern, a convict who escaped from Stony Moun- tain Pertitentiary last week, was caught by the Portage la, Prairie police yester- day without much trouble. }Diadem, who is a young man of 26 years, was serving live yearsin the penitentiary for horse theft, and had put hi ohly nine months Of his term. TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES. Tbe French Parliament reassembles on the 2eth Inst. Postoffice Inspector Charles 3. IVIeDon- ald died at Halifax. Brakeman Glever of Palmerston was crashed to death between cars at Ches- ley. It is believed that the visit of the Ital- ian King to Pails will result in a treaty for the arbitration of international ques- tions. Miss M. Ferguson, aged 24 years, of Shelburne, was struck and killed by a train at Georgetown. The body of the unknown man found dead in 'Anoaster township last week has not yet been identified. Hon. R. W. Scott was seized with faint- neas while speaking in the Senate, a.ntl was unable to finish his speech. Michael Armaly, a well-known mer- chant of Quebec, is missing, and credit- ors are in possession of his store. William S. Russell, an old employee of James Coristine & Co., Montreal, seot himself with a revolver and is dead. The trial of Ed. Clark, a colored circus employee, charged with murdering a companion, opens at Picton on the leth in$t. A strike is reported arnong the serN•ant girls of the 0.A.0. at Guelph, and it is said Chinese have taken the plaCe Of the strikers. Motorman Choate lost both legs in a col. lision of electric cars between, Hammon and Ettrlington. Several other porsonS ieCliVed loss seHons injurieS. . injunctions have been gTanted restrain- ing the central Trusts Company Prom p7o. ceetling in the Algonia District Cotut, to secure possession of the Soo properties. enroptwo. "Two er my cbildren ban sereeela eorei wafentept growipg (teepee and teat thee; Mem going to Mato; for Mee menthe, Ointmente aa a mealtinve Ma ey.rol nag 1 began giving them WW1 faereleeentee This medicine canted the 5:gin to ;nal. nue the etilleiren bave shown no signs cit cera. 11=1414mo, J. W. Meanest, Wounetene O. Hood's Sarscperiaa Widi rid you of it, radically arid pez. all it heti rid thousawl.i. 1118101181118 DWI BRAD OFFICE, MONTIaRere Copltai Paid Up 6,004:000 Rest • Za0z4000 11111a2Mera••• . &gement guMtrZtrx-Zr453 Intor.il. at mein ftretputicatt,zitair4,,,alZ:4 aiSins UV* AWcntItS Mat Iklt>71 rei4rts. Cat„.travirdattAtteratitereitit ji-3tvd. otailaTies Mao, Japan WWI other Vretrne...:114,11412. • . Travelling letters at Cttatii se irevellere ie all parts et the 'world, ivonnursawm.e. TILOS FT5II. arsrate, '2eneetire .11EllillaN,SnloY Masa.= a: raw 1itm CREDITON, ONT. w.5. CHISHOLM, Manager. Cook's Cotton Root compouott. Ladles* reavorlte• Is tbe onto rate. reltabld regthater on Widen 'woman Call 'depend "In the hour and time Of nee:Iry Prepared In two domes of Strength. No. 1 and No. 2. No. 1,-Fer ordinary eastal Is by far the bent dellat Medicine known, 2 -For speelal casea-10 degrceS stroeger---three dollars per box. Lodies-ask your druggist tor Coon's Cation Root compound. Take us other as all pills, mixtures ana nattatiens are dangerous. No. 1 and No. It are cold and recommended bv all druggists In the Do. minion of Canat)a. Mailed to any addreeS on receipt otprlee and four tl-cent postage SWAMPS.. tato Cook Comonnw„ 'Windsor, On. No.1 and aia. earn 3.old in Better be lore leen end Brownie, leugebee. ay \Vallted. Ammiml•11 1,000 TONS FOR PRESSIMC FOR 1VHICH HIGHEST IIIAKET PRIDES WILL BE PAID. Andrew Hicks, CENTRALIA. Portland Cement We have -just received 0 quan- tity of the best grade Of Port- land Cement. Can be had at both Exeter atid Centralia Warehouses. Grain Wanted Wheat, Oats and Barley, for which full market piicesI will be piled at the storehouses in Exeter, Centralia and Clandeboye. Jos. Cobbledick,, CREDITalc ROLLER • MILLS. 00*OW.D**,D,QQQ-C:=4-Cse.QW..1COQ We are giving excellent satisfaction since lie - modelling our mill. GRISTING and CrI.OPPING DONE PROMPTLY. SWEITZE