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Dr, G. 1. RouX.SToil,
DI31111T,I ST •
}lember of the R.C.D.S,. of Ontario and
Homer gradµate or Toronto Unlversit5
Of'f a4R-Over McKeon & Cariing's law
office. Closed Wednesday afternoons.
Dat. A. R. KINSMAN, I..Di 5.,. D,D,S.,
[$'onOr.•Gradttate or Toronto 7n:versitx.
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Offices -Main -St., Exeter
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We have a large amount -of private
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J. SENIOR
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President Princi
aI
• SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN NORTH
WEST LAND REGULATIONS
a ANY person 'who, is the sole head of
4a family or any male over 18 years old,
,may homesteed y s cad ar er
nue t section ctIom of
.available Dominion, land da. Manitoba
Saskatohewen or Alberta. The ap-
plicant must appear in person at the
+Dominion Lands Agency or Sub-.
agency for the district. Entry by pro -
;ay made be made at any agency, on
• certain conditions by' father, mother,
,son, .daughter, brother or sister of In-
tending homesteader
Duties -Six mantas' residence upon
.and- cultivation of the : Land in each
•of three years, A homestlea.dermay live
within nano reties of his homestead on
a farm of at least 80 acres solely
"owned and occupied by him or by his
lather, mother, son daughter, brother
-or 'sistier,,
in certain districts a homesteader 'in
goad standing may pre -erupt a quart
+er-tsectiont Moog side his homestead..
'Price $3.00 per acre.
Duties -Must reside upon the horse
stead or pre-emption six months in
'sadl:, or .six years from date of. home
,stead' entry r:I•ncluding the t.hne re-
quired to earn holrnestead patent) and
cultivate fifty acres extra.
•A homesteader who has exhausted his
homestead right and cannot obtain s,
+pre-ternption may enter for a pun.
chased hones+eaad In certain di,strects
;Price x3.00 per' acre: Duties-- Muat
reside six ¢nontlhs Se each of these
Tears, cuiltivlate fifty acres and erect
a. house worth $000.
W. W. cony,.
Deputy of. the Minister of the Xnterlor
N.B,-theeekihorized ,publication of
this advertisement will not be pa!!d for.
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SEALED TENDERS ADDRESSLD
to the. Postmaster General will be re-
ceived at Ottawa until Noon, on Fri-
day, the 13th day of March, 1914;
for the conveyance of His Majesty's
Mails on a proposed Contract • for fo pr
years Silt times per week, over Zurich
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may be seen and'. blank
'forme of Tender may be obtained at
the Post Office of Zurich and Sar-
epYa auudi at the Office of the
Post Office Inspector at London.
Post. Office Department; Mail "Ser-
vice Branch, Ottawa, 30th Jan'y, 1914
G -C.-ANDERSON, Su
P erintendent
STEPHEN
SCHOOL REPORT of 5. S. No. 1
Stephen.' for January, and February,
Those who missed examinations are
marked with a .star. No classes given
lower than part second, -Sr,• IV.,Total
700 Powe 509, A. Robinson 377
V. Neil 371, *1VI. Hogarth 358, E,
Wilson 280; Sr. III., Total 550, L.
Hast 346;" Jr. III., •Total 650, e P.
Cornish 379, M. Brown 375, E. Bow-
den 370. L. Brown 340, C. 1VfcCurdy
330: ' *E ' Heaslip • 326; S. Cornish 306,
*J. White 293, *E. Hogarth 141.; Sr.
IL, Tota' 450 H. Powe ' 382, R. Rob-
insan,.353, *L 'Davey. 335, C. Isaac 282
F Bowden 257; Jr. II., Total 350, C.
Walker 237, M. Neil 316, *W.Heaslip
176 No. on roll 38, average for Feb,
29. -Wes L. Jackson, teacher.
'The following is the report of S. S,
No. 11 Stephen, for February.-Jr.IV
E. Greb .W. Stephan, H. Lafond; Sr.
11L, E Lafoad 0. Stephan, A.Biake;.
II III. A, Stephan, M. Willert, G;
Hobos. Sr IL, A. Lafond, LI. Wild
1, Wuic t S. Adkins, A. Whit , - Tr:
II., E. Grew, A. Moir, W. Adams; -1't;
)1. L Greb', C. Link, G. Willert; Sr.
I. Rtih Willert, IV];. Willert; Mid, 1.,
G. Iieaman, B. Willert ; Jr. I., P. Lai-
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"Fol many, years I was troubled
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long Sound VieW, Conn, •
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Hem3seekers , Excursion.
To Manitoba, Alberta, Saskatchervatl,
Each Tuesday,
March 3rd to October 27th inclusive.
vie 'Chicago," St,Paul or Duluth
WINNIPEG AND RETURN ..435,00
EDMONTON AND RETURN $43.00
From'Taranto and stetioti$o
Nrtii
tad west of Toronio. Proportionate
os3 fare. from stations ons east of Tor-
onto
Return Limit Two Months
Pull particulars at Grand Trunk ric-
ket ()faces, or write C. E. Horning,
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INEWS
O�•�t /��* Prig tnf to one eft iu the Central
CS ur WK PzltiQn ,tor the theft of a coat. The Goyernlnent resolution
'e ala
� prohibition of the
Events Which Have
Oacurrec% During the Week,
The Busy World's Happenings Care.
i`ully 0001piiled . and, Put Into
Handy and .Attractive Shape fot
the Readers of Our Paper --A
Solid Hour's Enjoyment.
W'DNESDAY.
The constitutionality of the Fed-
eral White Slave T zw waist again up-
held yesterday by the Supreme Court
in the Wilson cases from Chicago.
Many persons were injured,` sev-
eral seriously, when 'the C.N.R. Vir-
den-Winnipeg
ii
den -Winnipeg express was wrecked
by a broken rail near Minot, Man„
yesterday.
By the explosion of a •as jet in
the boiler room of the Chatham G:
Co, early yesterday morning C. Davis,
John Roberts and J. Montague were
badly burned.
The smallpox ban that has been
1 I force in Niagara Fall,, N.Y., the
past eight weeks, was remaved yes-
terday and last night;lodges•.resumed
their regular sessions.
Game Warden G. M. Parks of
North Bay. had'.Joso;•h "Corbel] and
john Haskell, at Dane, Timiskamin
district
fined :$SU-,and;'cost?,each for
'killing two, moose ca!
Prince Henry' of Prussle is under
going a course 'of ` instruction in 't h -
operation,:of • aaovin,, , • pictu,re 'fit •
.with the idea of -reproducing ter
dents ofw t} s conning , tr'i,p' id , Sen't
Because • the prisbner''s wife an'
sick babe
were practically r. '
c Il freezi
P a
Y
death, Magistrate. Ju id of Londe
yesterday diselta: ged a ma • ette rise
with .stealing a bucket of coal fro
the G.T.R. • •
Wm. Rancier, a firmer' v ho'liv
near Westport, Ont., suv'ered,
heavy loss when his barns and
tents, including -ee horses a n
eight cows, were destroyed br Or'
Mr. Rancier was badly burned:
11' -1.t .41) Y.
The death occurred yesterday .o
Andrew MacKe rz=e, a prominen
farmer of Dumfries Township, age
75 years.
The centennial of the separation
Norway from Denmark was commem
orated yesterday by services in ever
church in Norway.
A fire intone of the brooderhouse
at the Ontario Agricutural Colles
caused by an exploding oil lamp, de
stroyed nearly 400 : hicks.
Two Americans have been capture
and carried off ay Albanian brigands
according to a telegram°received a
Vienna .yesterday from Elbassan
Albania :r
Fire broke out in the new Windso
Hotel at Cornwall yesterday, and be
fore it. was checked damage to th
extent of several'thousand dollar
was done. •
Mexican refugees, soldiers, women
children and camp followers harbor
ed on the border have cost the U. S
142 0 so far, rand ill cost
$ w $75,00
a month hereafter.
lion.' Frank Cochrane left Otto*
last night for a two months' betide,
in Europe, principally at point., in th
Mediterrai an. Hon. Dr. Reid wil
be. acting Minister of Railways.
The crew of the Lockport, N.S.
;fishing vessel Dolly Grey, which wa
lost .on the fishing grounds off the
Nova Scotian coast recently, are safe
on board the Bostonfishingschooner
Mary:
"Entering• the woodshed unnoticed
hile her husband was wielding an
axe, Mrs. T. E. Bennett of Garden
Hill, : Ont., came into contact with
he swinging blade and had her skull
fractured.
Frank Weber, one time a famous
acrosse player, who
p ay was a contem-
orary of Noah'Brusso, Sox Clark,
ex Gillard and other notable expon-
nts of the game in Galt twenty years
go, died in Sudbury yesterday.
FRIDAY.
The death is announced of Sir John
, Allen, a promirent Liverpool un-
erwriter, who made many business
visits to Canada. •
Richard Morris, well-known resi-
ent of St. George, near Brantford,
as killed by a falling tree, which
rushed in his chest.
The French cruiser Waic:eck Rous-
eau, which went ashore on Feb. 23,
n the ,Gulf of Juan, was refloated
esterday when -the hurricane abated,
Until Monday of this week there
ad been no cases of hold-up fo: 18
ears, and nc murders. in three years
. Windsor, sayn the report of the
hief of police. • , .
Both lines of the Grand Trunk
ere completely blocked as a result
a fast west-bounc freight from
ondon crashing into the middle' of
eastbound freight.
Hon. Frank Cochrane got a great
nd-off at Ottawa yesterday when he
ft for a health trip to the Mediter-
nean. The Pi .Mier and: fifty mem-
rs of Parliament were at the sta-
.
on...
At the annual banquet of the
rieklayers and Masons;' Union :in
rantford, George R. Yates, a union
ember,, collapsed while in the mid-
e of a mandolin selection and fell
ad. `.
The Continental Shipping Pool in
latch the Hamburg -American and
orth German -Lloyd lines are the
incipal parties concerned, was se-
wed yesterday for a period of five
ars.
A number' of houses were destroy -
by a huge meteorite which de -
ended yesterday in the village of
ndkovitzy, in the polish provittce
Kielce. The meteority emitted
1phurous fumes.
Men who drink liquor will not be
vets a place in.the ',14th Princess of
ales' Own RUMS; of lKtngstoni :at.
ding to the•new. commanding.ofli�
r, Lt, -Col. W. S. 'Hughes, brother
'Col. the lion, Sam Hughes,
SATURDAY:
Six houses' were gutted in a fire :+t
rliatnent street, Toronto,; With
s5 of $30,000, -
Harolrl tltehkron, 'a: young English-
n, WAS yeeterdur sentenced at
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phosphorus, was ' passed . -1 the
Commons.
Athol Davies, the stationary magi-..
neer who, was so badly burned when.
the explosion of naturalgas occurred
on Tuesday morning in Chatham ,.
died yesterday,.
Brantford's move to secure ald
from the Government to dredge the
river and restore the boating water,
which sand deposits destroyed, will
be followed by Galt.
The arbitration treaty between the
United States and Denmark was rati-
fied by the lower House of the Dan-
ish Parliament yesterday amid a
scene of great :enthusiasm,
The Shurley-Dietrich Co., of. Galt,
has its handle factory in full 'opera-
tion, and all hands of the industries
destroyed by fire have been given em-
ployment of one kind or another.
Austen Chamberlain, in speaking
at Birmingham, said despite all pro -
testa to the con'rary, he believed a
general election 'in Britain would
come earlier than the Liberals
thought.
,In response to the Duk.i. of Con
naught's appeal for funds to employ
a Dominion seeretar• for the ,Cana-
dian :Boy Secuts, $35,000 has been
contributed, besides the $10,000• pro-
mised by the late Lord Strathcona.
- "MONDAY.
At a meeting of the Norwich, Ont.,
Board of Trade it was cecided to at-
tempt'
t
tempt' to obtain a Carnegie library.
Upwards ,' •a 20.0.000 fin cash was
stolen Saturt y 'from a- postomce van
at One of the-ailrfad stations 't
Paris, France.
Mrs:
George r e Oakes
a widow, aged
d
60; was bur ed to dean y tae ex-
plosion of a lamp in her home at Ty
ran �ne:.r
Halifaa
N. .
, S
.; The first
step in the purchase of the
Walkervilie Light &• Power Co. by
the Hydro Commission' by H,fdro
Commissioner Hatcher Saturday.
Mia. Eliza A. Wilkinson, who died
in Brockville yesterday,' aged 82,
was the:'last "surviving member: of the
family of Arthus McLean, C E:, lathe
er of.Orangeism in Canada:
Fethy Bey and Sadik Bey, two
young officers of the Turkish:military
flying corps, were killed Saturday
while attempting to make a 'flight
from, Constantinople to Alexandria,
Lgypt,
Omar Graybiel, aged 49 -=ears, son
of Elisha Graybiel and Mrs. Gray-
Wel,"
raybiel," farmers; living in Wainfleet
Township; committed suicide Satur-
day afternoon, by shooting himself
through the:' head,
Louis Campani, of -Columbia, Ill.,
swallowed 97 nickels and won a wag-
er of $5. To -day he is in the care of
a physician who is confronted with
the task of. withdrawing thecoins.
fra:• this human savings ,bank.
Aa.Aig ;.whale. -.was r found- on the
beach eat Long Branch, L.L. Satur
.day morning, driven high and dry by.
the winds, and prevented from get-
ting 'tack: into deep waterby the ice.'
The big leviathan died on the beach.
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At a sale of grade Holstein cows
at Harrietsville, Ont., yesterday, E.
Abbott realized an average of $90 for
each cow sold.
Fire destr,-yed the Bedford Pulp &
Paper Co.'s mill at ]3ig Island, Va.,
Sunday, with a loss.of $500,000, cov-
ered by insurance.
At the advanced age of 86 years
Rev. James' Harris, one of the oldest
Methodist ministers in Canada, pass-
ed away suddenly in Guelph yester-
day.
Frank Peterson, while crossing the
C -and river at Galt yesterday fell
through the, ice at a drain opening,
and was with difficulty rescued from
drowning.
The Philippines Assembly has
adopted.resolutions urging the Amer-
ican Congress to provide at the pres-
ent session for the independence of
the islands.
Word was received at .Ottawa last
night by the Liberal whips that Hon.
Wm.' Pugsley had almost recovered
hisnormal health. He is in New York
with Mrs. Pugsley.
The South African House yester-
Lay, by a' vote of 72 to 15, adopted
the clause in the indemnity bill con-
firming the deportation recently of
the nine "labor leaders.
Capt. Wm. McIlwain, who was Gov-
ernment examiner of masters and
mates for 22 years, died yesterday in
St. Catharines. Ile was born In. Holy
rood, Ireland, nearly 87 years ago.
An urgent appeal for Texas rang-
ers at Lyford and other points along
the Mexican border, near Brownsville,
Texas, was received yesterday by
Governor 0. B. Colquitt from resi-
dents.
WOULDN'T TRUST ; POST.
Suffragette Tool Letter to Bucking-
ham Palace Herself
LONDON, March 3.—Mrs. Deere
Fox informed a meeting of suffra-
gettes here yesterday she had deliv-
ered Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst's' let-
ter at #uekingham Palace under es-
cort of the gate policeman,, who re-
fused to allow her to enter alone.
Mrs. Pankhurst's letter, asking the
King to receive a, deputation, which
desired to complain of "the• s,arbarous
methods of torture by Your Majes-
ty's Ministers," _
Mrs. Dacre Fox headed the letter
to the Ring's private, `secretarY•r If
no reply is received, another': letter
will be sent.
"If His Majesty is unwise enough
to refuse to see the . 'deputation,"
said;Mre. Dacre-'Foil, "•05eeWilt go, to
Buckingham-' Palac'e<'a.ttyeWay "
Majaii' :,Stephens Will 'ltun.
MOb TR1 A.II,,'March 3 --"My hat is
in the ring." announced. Maj, 'George!
Staphen5 en his arrival' in Montreal"
^yestetiday tb flat At!i 1erld Marfin'"for'
the mayoralty. Mr, Stephens confer-
red with his cominittee, headed by
SirThomas Shaughnessy and Senator
Dandurand,and made his preliminary
arrangenkents for the campaign
which • promises tO be the hottest in
years -Of Montreal mitnicipai history.
ADDRESSED TO WOMEN
the Eztpeetant
Before the coming of the little one—women need to be pos-
sessed of all their natural I strength. Instead of being harassed
by forebodings and Weakened by nausea sleeplessness,..:
or nervousness—if you will bring to your ai
d
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pres
cr don
you will find that most of the puffer -
ng will not make its appearance.
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is the result of a lite study
of ailments and is just the right tonic for women. Its contlztned sup-
remacy in its particular field ;or more than forty years is your assur-
ance of the benefit to be derived from its use,
Neither narcotics nor alcohol will be found in this vegetablerescrip�.
tion, in liquid or tablet form. 'fold by druggists or a trial box will be
sent you by mail on receipt of 50 one -cent stamps.
Address Dr. Pierce's Invalids Hotel. Buffalo, N. Y.
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pelletsregulate laver and bowels'
HENSALL
Mrs foe Case of Toronto is visit -
Wag her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wei,
Moir, -Ed, McTaggart is home from
the west owing to theserious illness
of his mother. -James Patterson, . has
gone to. Toronto to work, -Fred Mc-
Taggart has returned to his home in
Michigan. -David Joynt Joynt and,• bride
Detroit visited here last' week . -a 1V of
and Mrs, Porterfield 'attended the : wed
ding of a relative near Clifford' last
week, -=Mark Drysdale.. attended i. ?a
hardware convention at Toronto .last
week, -Geo, Jognt has sold his intim
'on. 'the 2nd of Hay to Oliver: Fee'v tai
gets possession shortly. Mr. Joynt'ih-'
tend
ns going west fa
rl<
on a
large
e.
lWale sc
at er Hku
ob 'has -returnedk ,
from North Dakota where he sold his
farm -Miss Lilly Ywigblutt has,se=
turned
to Waterloo l accompanied. mP ted ;by'.
rear. Bonthron,- i++f
ZURICH,
•' Rev. Mr, Brown was'in Torontofor
a few days. -Mr. Jacob' Haberer has;
purchased Mr. Victor Fee's 50 -acre.
farm at the 4th concession, where he
and his son, Edward, will start anoth-
er apiary. Possession will be given, in
the spring. -Messrs. F.: W. Hess and
W. H. Bender have exchanged prone
erties, whereby Mr. Hess gets the
dwelling at the north" end and Mr.,
Bender the blacksmith 'shop,. recentle
owned by Mr. G. E. Arock,-Mies Al-
ice Johnston visited friends ra� , Clin-
ton last week. -Rev. Mr. ,Miller, : was
in Chesley where his mother is her -
ions' ill at present. '
HURONDALE.
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The Hurondale post -office has van
fished Rural mail delivery supplies the.
mai.. at each man's gate -There were,
nine 'pupils present at S: S. i\ o:1, Use
borne an Monday last, representing
ninr classes. This is surely a unique
attendance. Each pupil went !tome
head of - his or her class. -Sundae
night and
Monday Y pro
wed a real
bliz-
zard. --The Farmers' Institute meet -
ins.: held in Exeter on Saturday last
was well patronized.
Report of S. S. N. 1, Usborne, for
Februar. No. on roll 25, average 2Z,
V.. M, Strang 875, C. Harris 799; Sr.
K. Sanders 876, E. Cann 821, M.Dou-
gal' 805, R. Dick 799; Jr. 1V., Earl
Hedden 570• I. Mitchell 436, C:Moil
428; Sr IIh, A. Dick 694, L; Oke
658. R Moir 550; Jr. IIh, A Strang"
663 T Dougall 539, G. Dew 499; • Sr,
II, H. Wood 513, P. Harris 458, E
Cudmore 416, E. Mitchell 301; Jr. II.,
A. Moir 383; Pt. II., V. Dunn 415;'C.
Down 282; Pt. I., G, Cudmore 385,
M Moir 285, J. Oke 138. -
J..Ii " Robertson, teacher.
LU A`-
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C N T.he wedding took place
on Tuesday of last week of Miss-
Sa-die Butler of Luca.n to Mr. Percy
John Sullivan of London. The ogre
many was performed by Rev. WM;
Lowe
BRUCEFIELD-A very pretty wade
ding was solemnized at the home of
Mrs 5 Burdge'who resides half a
mile south of here, at high. noon Wed-
nesday when her youngest daughtex
Miss Anna. became the bride of Mr.
John Watson a prosperous young farm
erer, of the .Mill road Tuckersmith.
The ceremony was performed by Rev,
J, M. Cameron of Georgetown an un-
.-cle of the bride, assisted by Rev. H.
Woods in the presence of a number
of the most intimate friends.
TUCKERSMITH.--The death oc-
curved last Sunday night, after a short'
illness with erysipelas, of Andrew
Davidson a prominent farmer of Tuck'
ersmith whoresidedtdei about a milee
north of Brucefieid. He had been sick
only a week with the disease and it
was thought he was on. the
road to
recovery when complications ensued
which caused his death. He was itt
bis 57th year, and had resided for
many years on the farm he awned,
He is survived by his wife and sev-
eral children,
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they cure bead-
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oven -tested
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this-,. ,
�• flour •
Yt **,, •r" oven will certainly pro-
ducemore bread' and better bread
as'it result of our oven test.
• Frbr 1 c Th shipment of wheat
delivered at our initis we take a
- ten -pound sample. It' is ground
into flow'. We bake bread from
rnTythis flour. If this bread is high in ualit in.. quality Y and large ...quantity � we
use tile, shipment of wheat from
r, •whic-hit°came. Otherwise, we. sell
t,
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i . The,, baking quality of flollr
ld d ider this name is therefore
an% - exact certainty. 8u , and
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