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exetvr Abvignixte
pebefeaea every Thersday Morntaa 4t the Mee,
eti4INe$TREET, EZETER.
,..-edBy the--
AterQOATE fataleiSHIN0 9QMPANY
TP447.$ OR SURSCRIMON,
e Polleraer anomie it pale in Panama $1,6o
if not ea Wel.
AcIevreataelaeg .W4e,teg caea ,Reepee3ace..
etaexe
Nee per ctieeontlimed VAtIl erreereees arepaid.
Adreeet/ereents withoutspeeleed direct/ens wW be-
pablieliedwti teebid end charged ameolbeely.
Liberel efiseountritede ter traneelent "ariveetleereofite
law reed foriena,perieds. .teery deetalptien. JQD
PRINDN0 tatenedeat la the naest and at
EaCideratta tatga, Caw/pee. money ordere, Re., teen
adverashl2i,•441iseripeiceis, em., to he wade payelde ,
Sanders Oreeeb.
morum-T03s
P.e.oressionel Caette..
Pia. A. R. itgaSUAN,L.
Wrier gra/Latta Toreete Univerlene
DENTIST.
4, %Willi extra:toil waleaet aae- pain ee eras sed ermade
Mee fut Fa:eel/as Pieces. weet, .eDde .14 -*S% EitreT.t,
Exeter.
4tivirteitifflepistt
Al4TAN ANTASSODI (IMP.% le.P.S
OCKIST-- ----
nencrOtedeeteetTeraelelladveaslte toed Iteael
Calleipo et Ransil Surgeons id (Mari% 41,50. Wet
Oredeoteet tttie utednoty
(whbeaereale inclitiand
leastaram. Geld awl Voleanlae Plates /Tiede le
AlMe
neateetnielinerposeltile. A perte.elly harealee en-
atiithetie %tea ter painteesextractien el teeth.
Ofileeene deer Oliiiietanelleellres,etere Euler
31e4leal
T. P 31rt.a.VOTILIN t.tnteEltOF TUN
ot Plweviaas ar4 &name thitade.
'imam end Amoebae. OMee, Deeln
ep Wileau. O.Tee end Wsilteure,
as Mee Wades/Ont. apetial gientieo
5,7.4515 of women. U.Taetioeus, tilla to 4
Legal.
t..,
D. Vera Neleelea, Maseeau (Dee
SedDellereter )tellserA Realla cm Nteeea ta lean
eraaat Mate! Dreamt, elleee,61alit Overt Lee
'I. IL en -gee, 11,A, le fl.Rama
dyer's
What aro your friends saying
about you That your gray
hair makes you loot otd?
And yet, you are not forty
Postpone this looking old.
flair Vi or
Use Ayer $ flair Vigor and
restore to your gray hair all
*be rico!), dark, rich color of
early life. The. be satiseed,
nagr nor restsaed tee etteref
Cow to tor. era, lad; eeti 1 afes gre4iir
eeed. It Pils. lee dime f9x•
A. Yea-nacan. Nociaeuleoldo,, N.
P.C9 A t-1,97.p„C7-11`91.,e-
f or
Dark Hair
Regubtor On earth
GVARANTEE rr TO CURE
neotim.Ukieyhaerdera Liver Car -Valet,
eaneiholiee. see; east N, /lc us litaea be, teem/ale
loe-epseela„ Fetar mei &zees eleirefete, Peedle eFea-
D failete. grediplae. Nerweies Attezectie, eater/el eid
afiracetatiee everve
OR WILL REFUND. THE MONEY
Wee biz teenittatireetereet. et Netterea, Boa.
Reettely edart aulaceareetee to care or eetead eke
=eery.
anettetueer$
-1,
Lna'va faterxalu.glf‘e
,,;xt-st4Z,Fszt. 4311.,
r 4-14.$2 tttartr.r
eceeneee ewe- Ifitrearealnee
enae.e mare -axes, eFia,se
Velda Leen' safele, Pirtee-
th:ree et:let-zee, ft
naleare
oz"rr.r iid-Oura1
t .; iiiritoliRlr.qtli:.;;),
IIROWDL la.Parkeletee, Llsvenl. Anelleeter
teethe (Pearales aS Perth atel dllaaheee,
teethe toturehip et rebeece. Salts pronatala
eical to atel tenni reeeezaD4e. Seice artana,ed
aee (Mee WinelarDete.
The Maisons Bank
Cgliattcred by Parliament, 1151)
Med Oftlet. Men% mat,
Capital Authorized 85.1100,1)09
Paid up Capltal$2,01.421
Reserve Fatted. • • • 2,72%
3A.S. ELLIOTT, GENERAL MANMILDID.
-EXETER BRANCII-----
Oato hi: -U) an. t 3 para SateztiMil 10Net
to I pen.
A general leinking buil n ess t ransacted
Money cavanni to gaud Pareent ;it lomat ratee.
Swine -afield; ihreate Tram al and temente natty -
rd. antercet allot/0 at highoteurwat nate.
DitilSOli eantese, N. P. Beneee,
Selieitera
fltT.
Bicycles!
We Inv still in the Bicycle trade
and this veer showsome line sped -
mens. the GUSHION FRAM hi
the Ideal wheel to rid Prices mod-
erate.
New Pianos
Several New Pianos just put it
stock; newest styles and the bes
makes. It will pay you to see them.
You will be surprised at the LOW
PRICES at whtch we sell them.
Organs of the Latest
makes always in stock
Sewing Machines ece.
We are leaders in Sewing Ma-
chines -the best 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 hand.
Call and see us if in need of
• any of the above.
S A R
D.h NOM!
The Exeter 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 iriany customers NVith 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.
Seeing. is Beliovitg
Give Us a Trial.
Harvey Bros.
Successors to .T., Cobblediek & Sox
emuelas, colds, hoarseness, and other tltroat
ailments are quickly relieved by VapteCreso.
tene tablets, ten cents per box All druggists.
eleeene melee
American Drug Co.
Washington. D.
VflATILVER,,
-" DP. La al Agent. Plater
triage .A,ene,
Mee Ade Not tie. who had thp
fornme to blip and ion ain her tinkle a
for dayi ago, get( mg along as well
ilS can he expprted.=,,M114 Whits
hes been on t vu menthe* visit. to bee
thoighte r. Mrs. Mimeo d. inToronto,
hag returned home.- Mies D. Got hb,
who has wen ills a fike,_ namable' visit to
friends in England, returned home on
Wednesday. 1141.01y had a nmet
pie:letup; oat ing and her 'fumy Mende
will he lAttaw d to leern that li le health
has Wen motif hop; oved.-eltte. Jul'.
Bryan, nho Ins been ensultieting a
her ehop lit env village foe eorne time.
mower with his family to Stratford
het, week. We are bar** tO see Joe
leave us, but wish him all kinds tif
aneeesR.-.1 motabeieeif onr boys who
went Weet in the spring.have (Unita!
again.
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Don't forget the old man
with the fish on his back.
For nearly thirty years he
has been traveling around the
world, and is still traveling,
bringing health and comfort
wherever he goes.
To the consumptive be
brings the strength and flesh
he so much needs.
To all weak and sickly
children he givcs rich and
strengthening food.
To thin and pale persons
he gives new firm flesh and
rich red blood.
Children who first saw the
old man with the fish are now
grown up and have children
of their own.
He stands for Scott's Emul-
sion ot pure cod liver oil -a
delightful food and a natural
tonic for children, for old folks
and for all who need flesh and
strength.
SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemlsts.
Toronto, Ontario.
SO°. and $1.00; all druggists.
Wel,c0IKM, KOMP.
A. V.Ayiesworth Rev'iewo the MAU,
Iran CPA -se.
Toronto, Nov. 3. - Mr. A. B.
Aylesworth, K. C... on the (Kee-
sPark 01 Iva Welatenie bad; to TQ -
by the Canadian Club Is night
may be said to have d5stinctly eurprised.
hs hosts. Alfiteat every Qile o Ifft
tree handfed aild fifty diner* whcI
exowded the greet banquet hall oi the,'
tg Edward Hotel expected some t
word of protest. if not eotne criticisne!,
ki the Alesken tribe:fel feeent the Man:,
iev:2413:tael:Ps an; lelibelfeftrritv.47N-).A"sey"let4a-4;:
abefla, however, did not earey one
peCtatfOns. His references to *:he eon],
,mission which fleeided against hint :
77vref the, kindliest, and his comment*"
the finding the retest pacific in tone.
id ot. Wassrpar, refreat front his
neie!en that the deeisien of the
trik? great 'aietres was
R painy old hie hear-
• s thet. having fonapt weR and beh'igj:
eaten, it eine ;Leek duty ta; acqUie3c'T.
uriklacantt htleilogaerta-elettobirem The 0Aoolees.
. oa Senday„ 51r. Aytese,Torth tIeresea•
tO rieee'llg% upon the facts coeeezaieeee
tthe conduct of the ease an hee-
dd.havieveT. he a
ded and a','Iat" reaarde Of the iaelDee Mad,'
• ered Ids mime -anon C‘ar IliV ueo
et3rZty anll ability of ell thoee with'
°I;ora. he hal been aSSPeiated upon thqi
numssion.
In contraet somewhat was the el
quern but aggreseively Canadien _
alrees of the President of the club, M
D. Brine Zlaedonald. The audienv”
ma Appreciative of Mae and Mr.
AyieswrtWs reception was most de-
netlatfatiee. The dreoratione were
triple but signineant, a huge Union
eck and a Canadian dog hew..wing be-Ff
nd the elnest table. The tables were
ell,* arranged with Bowes, and
be banquet itself was most successfully
-Tried ont
Mr, "Ayle5warth and Judge Thome*,
Jghas weee the peels of the elute!
nd t FC`4P4,Ctiie:y oq, the riot end
heTt of the Peesident. Brave lilac -
;tall
MURDER AT SA.Rtilk... MU AT .NIAC4RA
MAN FOUND DYING IN RACP- MEN DRIVEN VROM WORE
VOITRE STAELR. WIWI SHOWERS OF OrONES.
TWO 131411.erS. IBS Head and Beveret1
Shots. in the Vroodwo4,-.1-10
Meet Fifty- Years 014 and the.
known.
Sarnia, Nov. 3.7 -At 7 o'clock feet
evening Jr.ihn Christi; caretaker a
Bayview Athletic Park, jus t north
Og: tgwrIA rriscerercal a Matt inr dyina
condmon to the etelde adjoinibn the
nee eQUree. Woz-cl wee eent to Chid
of Police Servie, and an investigation,
feiled to relent Pray gine to bis idea-
tity. The man is aleeut 5o years e.;
agee hadeP, 'and! eeore a heave'
Week moustache. fie Was dressed in
gogd *eh of derk tweed and a new
oyeecoat. Two bullet wealnere Were ,
hte forelteatk„ and three other eleotee
from a 3e.ceettre revoleer heel been tee '
ed into the woodwork of the stable.'
There is pu Mark 0if ideralifiegidu, and I
nteitey oo hie person lie %AU be
taken to the hospital,
CASU.
fiat raper ti Di5gatiant4 With Ui
Releasee.
O n, Nov. .3,1'he refeaee fvom
y of Ranee L. Lyrecliehetin, an
Irish fuii
gtve' from eeettec, WIIRae
tfadltio4 had been asked by the Brittela
OUrexuaDent. by Federal Cemmiseioner
Moores at Indieeapolis on Seturday,
ael the ground that while Lynetteltatin"e
crime (en atteck upon a woman during
genre noting) was tontal, it was nev-
erthelees, et a political netttrei was a4'
seteitly commented upon by some of
the efternoon newspapere here. The
Volt§ cleitee that pelitice iniluencee
Ike deeielon. The aper kr4S
gight Hoodred, 1444,1dilitia cane• d,
Ottt Last Night -The. liee3Upe...
Ike POrys 7,/rAble to do *ore
Lee* etv---Otte Mott Btabe
bed.
A
)iagara, Fails. Oat, Nov, 4,-,--Qrte
of the moet etrioila events
history of
this place is the snike nhieth
began on the Electric over D
velopment Works. Abe?* eight he
-.4t:taymocnnt sum° co4tIng' e4,,Pd Selecrellil:me71
lisioue between striker** owl work
ing Men, einoaintiog ahraost to riot
have Qr„eurfed. The police aze bad,
leea fale Taa.ei uf suet itiallaihP.Ira.
Ta.Le etnike is the reeett of a wQ-
ktnniou irs %rages by the cientrectore of
from twenty-five MO 4ity eeigs a day.
nv deerea.9e affeasthe iabv,mrs
'The fit-zna aPtereSte4 1/14Wie thie
tazio ?Meer {C0. wane-. P- Davis
Braaa 4ia Woe., Gordon cQllatralatiOn,
DONagit &Itt eaa Niagara CUDISkrild-
tiega Compaw, items &
Jenks Machette „Compaity, end other
ceneeerte. Nottce of reductfon of pay
wat
posted by several oi the tonipan
es UR sntutcaT.
The Davis men refused to work
but remained neer the works, And
were jollied by others from the
Niagara Conetrection and the On -
tem Power Compenee and the whole
tneb marched down upon the works,
forcing all thelaborers to Join them
Pawsent & Rileee Melt bad worked
rn the morning tentiout trouble. end
the objeet of the Straltere wa6 TiQW
dnve them out. Foremen and eglaere
who tried to to the glob were bruele-
ed nide. end the strikers began to
shower stories dowu into the we
pit, The Inen takew $0020t s:44ser
nterever pnssibk,, and ntany had to
ebntb out tie the :ace of a antele6a t4at2
mieedes.Dr aborere. Iraa
Mae and ail had to quite Many were
Wised by, the Melte*, biat none were
seriouely tint:eel
The mob then returned to the work
of the Orgariel and Toronto compete.
ice at Dufferin
Young. on of the late Cbief of On
-
tufo Police, forenteo of the Ontario
Power Company, trod to turn them
back, but was beaten anql forced to
run for lae life. Sy litalt
strikers were joined b37 labor2eT4
sfrom
Braes Bros, contraetors at the Can-
adian Niagara Treneformer House,
who had been =Tattooed by messeng-
. The mob remained at Dufferin
Islands till noon. At that time it
marched down again. gond the 5teltlal
shovel and forced the men to aban-
on it, and drove more men trout
Dawson & Riley% and the Douglass
works,
Prom early morning the park and
frontier police followed the mob every-
where, ready to aid anyone in danger
of life, but utterly powerless to 5 top
the movements of the etrikers. Many
of the strikers carried revolvers, and
nearly all had knives and club% The
main body were Italians, Poles and
Hungarians. Very few know any Eng-
lish. Any attempt to arrest the ring-
leaders or themen who assaulted
Young would have resulted in the an-
tilalation of the little police foree.
The men were very good-natured, but
stern in forcing all men to quit work.
No resistance was made at any point,
and to this is due the lack of more
serious trouble.
At 9 o'clock a requisition. signed by
Detective Depew of Stamford town-
ship, and John Robinson and Alex.
Gray, Justices of the Peace, was pre-
sented to Colonel Cruikshank, com-
manding the 44th Regiment, to fur-
nish troops to prevent disorder.
Captain Coulson of No. r Company
s collecting men, and wilt march a
orce to the works in a few hours.
Some companies will pay off their men
o -morrow, and trouble is expected
then if not before. Manag-er Symms
EXETER MARKETS.
ANGED EACH WEDNES
Wheat.
Peas 00
... 00
Potatoes, per bag. 1 00
Hay, per ton, . 7 00
Floor„ per
tter.„
Eggs. --
Hides. per 100 1bs.
Live buga,, per mt..--
•Dressed. Hoes -
Shorts per 00
Bran per cwt. . ... -• 73
100
CO
3 10
10
5 50
10
8 00
e- clang
ra Ide the fingers, toes, s, .and ether
Y 1 parte of tbe body, ere j,11143 tba ere
4- I inflamed and 6WON?ll by rhemottelem-
- (het ;mid oonditiou of tbe Wool 74,-,:414,.
S. ' effeets the XICOU5VU'S also.
- kqefferere dread to reeve, ereeenielly
ofter eittimg or lyin eel. tlelc
cotadtteen is C9444a0 v."14V.'
weather.
"Xi:elf/end dreadf4lly teem r7.i.enlef.T.ren,
hot hew been oeninDeteDy earea 1,-; Nee eaa
. f areaparilla, far wleteh JI. era d:....a .., atete.-
- WI." Mits4 FPcIsacte Sate.n. ;eget:, eta fee:te
, 6,144 au attaf% of the Pr:il 17.1.7,ZF1.
litriitfreari:IttittlErt!ilig t' -"
i
Z sib 0.04 nati C40 .,'''... E.Gty.tt,y CP.J. ga
I he nie heeltat Ion in rii.F:12,,..? it ny.sgt
zey nee:1.4 M. J. LIataX41.5, 7,eteeinee oat
If:oces prarsair;;arilla
vo vet) the cauee of elie reatieme-ne
tetweed epplicatien can. Telie it.
next assZfSiti et reeident will Weed
11011. MR, FOST4RIS VIEW' irreeistible force if he escapes acres*
•:.,nada Ileiertay ragPra the Cilattam Uwe carn5Q. fax cvangaint the
Vs 4
,tooloon, Novo 3,,,„eueoo, r.Foster, clattery of extradition between the
who iitait5 sexedies iii favor or u lisarmard02Giervet arriar.in,k."s ,
Chamberlain propesale on I.Velintoday ony the easel rev e CQ
night, oven The Expresa a lone miesietter tioeres it would alwaye be
interview of000 cor,-,4a.3 Quilde aa potsible to refuse the extradition ot
tariff refonn. He says that the Cob, A?arebtsts guilty of the most dastardle I
.enite belief costs an awful blur Up0111
eilkItieert;541414/0' ni:3\Co6liatretrieVf1511h3„: t33114.5,141 BATTLE WITH INDIANS.
Conetnieeiener 114 -=ea' jildgazent viitA
the Ceeetlian nue. 'the• Americone
11
berlain Policy, mat throws out of earthe -hol ta
s as •to can armies into the field in4
e of war. That was the Canadiaa Ttull of the Red Men Killed and
where they were cdonpide a Number Wounded.
poweeful and well -protected ;;:ib .r. Norevxtle. Wye.. elvv. 3.--Shorlit W. ft. ,
Canada had struggled as best she or Wotan onunty and OM of Ms
uld, absolutely unassisted from d , peaao are dead os ralult of e fight wItle
ommereiel point of view by the motto *aux thros miles below Beaver!
countri. Canada heartay favored Dam, on LightnIca Creek. ealreenia
Mr. Chamberlain's scheme. p tr. Tho Indlans were from the Pinta;
To a Canadian Associated PreSi' repo" Tlidgo and Itolehnj agenetee, &nab "
resentatives l‘fr. Foster said :--"Sitw' ,,valcotaz And 0,wern vlotatIng thp game "
coraiRig to England I and the need of , trsailltutaf.
proteetion stronger than imagined. , Tie Sloe orened .ro and 0. aliarp %/lit 0
nglo td, banoluutded, is lighting the ensued. le eh reeeenburf was In.
with Seebre and ride. For the first time body MIS brat, tilt% rem -Tato triitelft
whol world, entrenched and artned 1114' ltfigta shorit 141Irr 001141'1
in the history of Great Britain she ie maintienoof the else thlo
thinking', end her novration ot Colelee tit,Iyag tll!Zifilitz [serer thAt 'It hetet tee 1
setggers. Judging frOM the Liverpool amens tile latter 33111.42.regbru;,314:41114 I
Meeting r belieVe the working, elass oi il;elanotinwerr: wAhonclaw litOnittliglhArrsottl,g11,70110C.Lehaso, I,
England is with Chamberlain. ' . ' inartee after llie Inillante
The Express says :dr. Poster is , Dew", cot.. Nov. s.--.1 *pedal to The 1'1
111,:sielca,iiettehaer (launadlitilieirsecotioni smoweelcho,i eau?. , uTeleninenaci frbaetnux 0 Lvusitkit,. tilVoyor6.disaan39's s.•-11:Inti J '
fairs. afternoon vear the ceetie of ilie Ong. ten I
•Indiana were killed and eleven Matured.
None of the me was killed tl
SEPARATE PROM BRITAIN.
Reasons For This Course Will be
Toronto, Nov. 3. - At last!
Given by Mr. Louis F. Heyd.
night's meeting of the Young
:elen's Liberal Club, Messrs. DIelteraq
eon and J. Montgomery were elected '01
the offices a President and Vice-Preel-;
dent retmeetively. Dlekenson's op- I
ponent was Mr. B. N. Davis. The former I
received 4-3 votes end the latter 12 votes. i
Messrs. W. B. Rogers and Louts lieyd
were the scrutineers. Ur. eyd, in a I
brier address, told the members that he
proposed telling them on a future date
a few reasons why Cnnada aet.ould sever
her connection with the British Empire
end become an independent nation. Dr.
.T. E. Elliott's notice of motion. "Resolv-
ed, That in the opinion of this club Can-
nda should have greater power in deal-
ing with foreign nountries," will be dis-
cussed at tbe next meeting of the club.
when the nornination.s will be received
for the Executive Committee. Mr. James
McLaughlin, the retiring President. was
tendered a. vote of thanks.
• VIEWED :BY THOUSANDS.
Remains of Emma Booth -Tucker
Lying in State.
New York, Nov. 3. -Thousands of
persons from th:3 city and vicinity,
• mainly from the poorer and • middle
classes to whom Mrs. Emma Booth -
Tucker had devoted her life, viewed the
btedy of the dead Salvation Army lead-
er as it lay in state all day at
the Salvation Army headquarters here.
About the casket were massed many
floral tributes. The body will lie in
state until 1o.30 o'clock to -night, when
the hall will be closed, To -morrow
morning there will be a farewell ser-
vice, after which the body will be
taken to Woodla.wn Cemetery for in-
terment.
EIGHT SOLDIERS KILLED.
S .mall •British Force Surrounded in
• )the Hinterland. •
Aden, Arabia, Nov. :I. -The report
that an officer and several men Of tilt
Bombay Rifles have been wounded ii
a skirmish in the Hinterland has been
confirmed. The fighting is now quit&
serious. A small British force was
surrounded by tribesmen at Sulaik anc
soon ran short of ammunition. StrOns
reinforcements were sent out Iron
Dthala, and effected the release
their comrades after a sharp fight
Eight British ,soldiers were kille
and an officer and a number of pri
vates were wounded
ond fight, Tinere were about 7S Sioux in
n ao sec -1
tb hand of India/us. It la estimated (hat,
SOO men are seouring the country in
search of the rernainint Indian&
EARTHQUAKES 1/%1 PERSIA-
Tenible Loss of Life at Town of f
• Turshiz. I
London, Nov. 3,-A despatch to The
Daily Mail from. Simla, India, says ter- p
rible earthquakes have occurred at t
Turshiz, near Turbat-i-Haidart in Per-
sia, in which 35o persons were killed
and numbers were injured. One hun-
dred and eighty-four carpet factories t
were destroyed, and only 32 stalls were
left standing in the great bazaar. The a
entire town was practically demolished. a
of the Niagara Construction Com -
any and Colonel Cruikshank drove
hrough the park after dark. Three
Men sprang from the bushes and
hook their fists, but on being spolcsm
o hid in the bushes again. The
whole district is picketed by strikers
o prevent men getting .to the works.
Foreigners are displaying shotguns
nd other arms, and downtown stores
re sold out of revolver ammunition.
Last evening at the village of Niaga-
ra Falls South, a drunken Italian
striker stabbed a young man named
Jas. Hamilton in the face, inflicting an
ugly cut. A grave feature of the strike
is the fact that every revolver and all
small ammunition and knives have been
purchased in every store in town to --
day by apparent strangers.
No. r Company, 44th Regiment, 40
officers and men, under the command
of Captain Coulson, White and Lieut.
Harriman, are leaving at 1 a.m. to go
on duty at the works.
Frank E. Leblond, timekeeper
,,for the Ontario Power Com-
pany, was roughly knocked down
with a club. Ieeuis Schmidt, the
assistant superintendent on the Ow
tam Power Construction, was mix-
ed up in a lively melee. Several other
men were stoned and clubbed from
their posts. During the rioting at
the Ontario Power Works there were
smaller riots in active progress at
Dawson Sz Riley's wheel pit, where the
men in the pit were pelted with sticks
and stones, and many were the mirac-
ulous escapes from death by the sbJw-
er of rocks that went down on the
men in the pit. At Batry & r -
die's and Battle's cribwork contracts
and M. F. Davis' works on the To-
ronto & Niagara Power Company,
similar attacks were made.
Up at the head of the Ontario
Power Worl-s the carpenters were
driven front .teir jobs by the for-
eigners and then the mob gathering
strength at every stop, aclvanced down
through the park, calling the men from
work as they passed each group of
laborers still holding onto their jobs.
MAULED ,BY A LEOPARD.
Major Leckie May Lose his Life in
• Somaliland.
Ottawa, Nov. •3.-A well-known
Canadian officer, Majoe Leckie, has
been seriously, if not fatally, injured be
a leopard in Somaliland. This news is
embodied in the following cablegram
received yesterday from Lord Strath -
cone :-
"Lord Lansdowne sends me the fol-
lowing telegram from Col. Swaype
'1 regret to inform you that Major R.
G. E. Leckie dangerously mauled by a
leopard? In conveying news to rela-
tives please say how deeply I sym-
pathize, and that I will immediately
cable any further despatches received
by War Office."
Major Leckie comes from Tarbrook,
N.S. He served in Stratlicona.'s
Itorse, and afterwards • in the 2nd
Canadian Mounted Rifles. It is not
known at the Militia Department whea
he joined Col Swayne's forces in
Somaliland.
Joke May Destroy His Sight.
xiaminen. Nov. 2- TOhn Fox, a laborer,
employed at the c ,nty quarry near Ry -
mai Station got the loan of a pipe from
a young man it whom he was work-
ing this morning, and when Fox began
to smoke the pipe exploded, ;eriously in-
juring both eyeesandbtrn ig his fate.
The pipe both
been
rrimed with gunpoW-
der. and Fox is likely to lose the sight
of one 'eye,
y§r.tleartg;;teetilicea):1 joke. lie is now uncle!.
who will, try to save one
not both eyes, as a re
of the eyes.
It is announced. from Washington that
the Canadian charts which the Alaska
tribunal accepted as the standard can
be used for the survey work Incident up-
on marking the boundary. ,
New Chaplain at' Penitentiary.
Kingston, Nov. 2.---(Special.)-Rev. A.
ev.• Cooke, incumbent of St. Luke's and
Christ Chttr.ches, this clty, has been ap-
pointed chaplain in Kingston Pend ten-
tio,,y, succeeding Rev., C. E. CarlWrIgilt.
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Manager.
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awl all etrec te of ahusoorezeerava; thoezcealve
twat lexwee, (moaner Stirsulante,Ztentat
and Brain Wert% all orchid' leterzatt.r.
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Woof prieo. bend for free parepidet. aadroni
•Tho 'Wood Company,
'Windsor, Oat,* ovoids,
V. 1. t, nee to arle DIN naewn•
hag anti Lune Drugeis
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,000 TONS
FOR PRESSING
FOR WHICH
HIGHEST AIARKET PRICES
WILL BE PAID.
Andrew Hicks,
CENTRALIA
Portland Cement
We have Suet received a quan-
tity of the beat grad° of x.91.t.-
land Cement.
• Can be had at both Exeter and.
Centralia Warehouses.
Grain 'Wanted
Wbeet„ Oats and Barley, for
whiCh fon:market prices will be
paid at the storebonses in Exiiter,
Centralia and Clandeboye.
•Jos. Cobbledick.
OREDITON
ROLLER MILLS.
--
We are giving excellent
satisfaction since Re-
,
modelhng our naill.
GRISTING and CHOPPING
DONE PROMPTLY.
SlAtEITZER
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