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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1910-03-03, Page 3it nutil thseat ►nthoel, vlalost eir uable bete wassix TiloilsAND CONDENSED 11E1t'S IITEMS!S� GREAT sllipBunffiNGwast• .i ey thlives by I.it. 1 have found the 1.:1711t. die t. when - al•utce directions were carried out II carefully, equally successful in in- - Arrangements Are Nearly Completed With creasing the weight and ttc�i`Ioltose run dowel tolddblile a British Firm. A despatch item Ottawa says: val in capacity anything in North Negotiations betwee 0 the ('anaJi•u: America. B} wry of further en - Government and representatives of couraging the By, of such several of the world-famous Brit- an industry in Canada, thus tann- ish ehiphuilding firlus, including pleting the scheme of Canadian Harland fi. Wolff of Belfast, and Naval defence, the Governmeut Vickers, Sons & Maxim, fur the es- will. it is understood, shortly bring tablislunent of Canadian shipyards down a bill increasing the present and drydoeks, capable of construct- subsidy granted for building dry- ing and repairing the largest ocean- decks. It is now three per cent. going vessels, and of building the per annum for twenty .ears, on a proposed new vessels of the Cana- maximum expenditure Of $1,500,000. dian navy, have been under way Parliament will he asked to make for several months past. It is ex- it three and a half per cent. per s•cted that an autnouneement will annum for twenty -live years, un a ••rtly be made that arrangements total expenditure of probably three have been completed for the estab- millions. Is Pone 1 hm nt other r t fthese byor h � A l ssteel t shipbuilding plant for the companies, of a steel shipbuilding Pacific coast is also centernp,lated plant at Montreal, or one of the by a firm of Canadian capitalists at Atlantic coast ports, which will ri- Eaquimalt, British Columbia. CURE FOR CONSUMPTION Minutes rt. an dlydrink encore and anrd ___ again, and so on until a full quart ha., been takes' as aeon as it can DiE1' OF "STRiPPIN(;S" IS .Ili, be conveniently. In about fifteen - _A.__ _ CREAM, NOT MILK. minutes the patient should cat at, DRAGGED 50 FEF:'1' ItY HAIR. the table such articles of food as are known to agree with the sto- Shaft of Runaway Penetrated Coif - Dr. B. J. Kendall Geneva. Illinois, reach. At noon eat as usual. %Viten the strippings are not al- Pure of a Woman. Ilas 'Tested It With Best lowed to cool below blood heat, and A despatch from Brockville says: Results. taken immediately after it is milked Miss Mary Smith had a miraculous a fall quart will be transferred in- escape on Thursday from be'ng The most certain method ever to the circulation in a remarkably killed in a runaway accident. She adopted for the cure of the "Great short time. was overtaken on a crossing by a White Plague" is through the diet i never have seen a case but emelt!. horse attached to n cutter. The used as per directions given below take the strippings without any dis- point of one of the shafts penetrat- which can be taken at home and comfort worth mentioning when ed her hair, which was firmly dune conies within the reach of the poor above directions were followed up in pads. Banging by her hair, as well as the riche strictly, althuul;h some have dcelar- she was dragged fully 50 feet he - The modus operandi is to force ed they could not before trying it ; fort. the horse came to a stop in a the body to take on fat. a desider- but when they delayed taking for snowbank. Miss Smith, who es- atum long felt by the medical pro- half an hoar and the milk had caped without a scratch, went. her Pension but never before attained cooled ten degrees i have seen half way quite unconcerned, after ar- to. a pint make them very sick. ranging her toilet in a near -by [luring the last fifteen years I THF. GREAT SECRET store. The driver of the burse was have prescribed this diet in hun- nn Ottawa Street. Railway conduc- dreds of instances and where dirce-i of success with it is in taking it tor, visiting in Brockville. The first division in the new Brit - tions have been followed strictly it immediately after milking and not has raised the weight and increased allowing it to cool 10'00 blued Feat,___ - '1'- i;h House of Commons result •1 in the. strength and vitality of the pa -:taking a full quart morning and a vote of 245 to 2'51 in favor of the NEARLY A TRAGEDY. Government. tient rapidly up to a normal condi-: evening and having milk that is Mr. Winston Churchill ana towed tion, thus enabling nature to assert very rich. Train Derailed on Brink of Stec ► het ,sovereign right to be the domin-! The following is a typical ease, 1 in the British House of la mese r. sting force in the body and the germs st rs. A. E. was suddenly startled Rocky Bluff. that the Government would stand causing consumption have been to find her weight was forty pounds .1 despatch from Kamloops, B. or fall by the veto bill. Mr. Joseph Martin, in a letter from other canscs. BIG I:CPI:\11'1'1 RES. Estimates of the Brilis). Columbia Government. A despatch from Victoria, 11. ('., says: Estimates for the year, brought down in the British ('o- lumbia legislature on 'fhrusday, show that the Government intend to eteeel over seven million and three quarter; this year, as com- pared with an estimates expendi- ture of four trillion six hundred thousand last year. The great in- crease is tinder the head of road:,, bridges and wharves, representing two million eight hundred thousand this year. instead of one million fou' hundred and eighty thousand last year. According to the esti- mates, there will be a defieit of ever three-quarters of a million un- less the revenues are much increas- e•I. Land sales are estimated to give one million and a half instead of $750,000 as last year. 11'1'1: \ I \ t; s 1•Itll11 .11.1. 01 lilt '1 IIF: !:LOBE. Tclegraphi•• Briefs From Our Own mud Other Countries of Recent Events. A ce,mpany has been formed to build docks at Victoria, B. ('., to cos!. four tinnier's. The Ontario Government may pay the passage of immigrants ready to take positions as do,uesti s. The estimates passed by the Ham- ilton Board of Control provide for a tax rate of 21 stills, the same as last year. Port Arthur is sending a deputa- tion to ask the Ontario Government for power to have the city govern- ed by a commission. The operation ' c# b}- tl•e Manitoba Government re.: tit - ed in a surplus of :1372,000. A lot of new lines are to be laid. Men who took part in the recent labor riots were sentenced at Syd- ney. The ringleaders were given taro years each, and about forty others were fined. Air. C. T. Connor will sae the Hamilton Hospital Governors for the death of his daughter from scarlet fever, contracted, be says, while in the hospital. A bill has been introduced to the Manitoba Legislature to sancta in marriages performed by stulerts an I other missionaries in the re mote districts of the Province. The Government has made ar- rangements with the New Zealand Steamship Company for a mon;.ily service from Montreal, Halifax and St John to Australia and New Zealand. The Montreal Board of Trade has passed a revolution in fav :r of 1 av- is„ labor organizations inelydtd io the law for the investietatian of monopolies and trusts 'n reetraint of trade. GREAT BRRITAIN. overcome and the cure accomplish- below normal. She was coughing ('., says: C. 1'. R. passenger train ed. Some have gained a pound a terribly and soon had a very pro- No. 96 struck a broken rail while day and would gradually take on fuse hemorrhage from the lungs rounding a carve three miles west tless until they would not increase that carne near taking her life. I of Spence's Bridge on Wednesday is weight- more. at once began the use of the milk night at II o'clock. The engine THE ALL IMPORTANT THING strippings after hemorrhage was and baggage car passed safely, but stt pped and in a few days, al t the balance of the train. about ten is to drink large quantities of ten or fifteen, she had gained near- ears, left the track, and only the re - milk strippings (the vert last of )y a pound a day and was Coon able, taining well prevented thein bring the milking, which is all cream, to get nut of bed and go around l percipitated into the Thompson i when a proper cow is selected).: the house. She gained quite rap -1 River. Thi-: seems so simple and easy that idly and as her weight and strength There is a steep. rocky bluff at many have refused to follow direr-; increased her cough decreased. that point and had the train gone tic ns and demand medicines to cure When she had gained thirty pounds! over the lone of life would have them; but there has not yet been' in about. three months her cotig't , been appalling. No one was hurt discovered any medicine that is a let' her. i had her continue the area the Pullman passengers slept specific for consumption. !same diet for 6 or 8 weeks longer n11 through the wreck. To get, hest results a healthy cow, end she gained ten pounds more should be selected. one that does' end then would not take on morenot cough and one that gives very flesh. .She was then as well es site STEELWORKS .IT ESQf'1H.11.T. rich milk. A Jersey c•ow is prefer-' ever had been and continued well , . .- - al:lc. Tho milk should always be after the strippings were disetn- Rel►et•Ied That 11ac•kenzie & )lane tested, to be sure that there is a tinned. +t are Fat nring Property.large per cent of cream in it. f SHE TOOK NO MEDICINE 1 The last qua rt should be milked' 1 .1 despatch from Victoria, B. C., into a separate dish which rests in after the hemorrhage was stopped; sats: it is rr'pnrtcd that Miteken- t a larger vessel containing warm excepting a little pepsine and some' zie & Mann tire :requiring a site water just sufficient to preevertt the other dige-ti•.e to aid digestion 'nt 1?squttnalt harbor and iron pro - strippings from cooling below blood and a simple• cough remedy to ease. perties on the island, with the idea t ► The Times states that he con- siders Mr. :Asquith has re paciiat.ed hit pledge made at the Albert Hall meeting. COUNTRY PRODUCE. -- UNITED STATES. Apples -$1.50 to $3 per barrel, according to quality. Three boys were shot and plobrle. Beans -Car lots outside, $1.M5 to ly fatally wounded in strike tiots $1.95, and small lots $2.10 to *2.20 in Philadelphia. per bushel. The Commercial ('able CompanyHoney-Combs, dozen, i 2 to $2. intends starting immediately to :ay.,,►. extracted, 1(:),', to Ile per lb. a new cable across the Atlantic. Baled Hay -No. 1 timothy, $13. - ,lames Leonard, a reformed 50 to $14, and No. 2 at *12 to *12.- cracksmnn, was shot and killed in ;,o on track, Toronto. New Volk by an old comrade wheel Baled Straw -$7.50 tm *8 on he betrayed. t reek, Toronto. Eight directors of the Milk Trust Potatoes --15 to 47e per bag on have been indicted at New fork for track for Ontarios. conspiring to raise the whelet al. poultry Turkeys, dressed, 18 to price of milk. lile. per Ib. ; ducks, 13 to 15c; geese. Representative Boutell of 1ilinoie 13 to 14e; chickens, 14 to I5c, and says there is absolutely no danger ices.) 11 to 12• of a tariff war between Canada ar.d the United States. --"- President 'Taft, speaking at Ne- 'f118 11.1IfiY MARKETS. wark, said the actual coat !or en- gineering and construction of the reira ('811111 would be $19',OC9. heat. The cow she,uld be thorough- the cough: but tar. lobelia, opitnn, ! of establishing steel works. In 000Pa. • ly cleaned to pre►••nt any dirt get- (attar emetic and such medicines this ennnectio"t Mr. H. F. Bollen 'fhe United States naval pee. ting into the milk so the patient na disturb the stotnach and inter- of Mullen ilros.. proprietors of the gramme for the coating ve•zi will. can blow hack the froth and drink fere with digestion were carefully • Murine Railway Company, Esqui- it is said, include two battleships at once without straining as this ayoided. I melt. is new at Ottawa negotiating of 28,000 tons each and ..,sting cools it too much. - ! it is e ass for thele oti it farm to' with the Government for increased $11,000,000 each. e tint this MEW HUII' MITI !if T(1 1)81N K. I rot !eraltocca,iins purtics' and on •lt,, lived o in cernttan contta.-ttril fot'tng se his e building war- GENERAL. - Begin by dt•inkitg nearly a pint the city purchased a suitable cow' ship. her the Canadian navy. in the tnerning and the same at /inn after complete rec•everv, in. Over four hundred ntet► were kit- night and increase the quantity every instance. the: sold the cow 1 -- + led or wounded in a hattle in Ni - gradually so thnt in 10 or 1:, days f neatly as much as wins paid for' earagun. a full quer,. will be taken twice a her ('%11,1 1'� tl(11'Illlt �1 11'llll:ti, Sugar cane cuttera on strike in day. it-honitl be taken immediate- f do net remember any ease that :ede Mistake in Dia Ilrt Guadeloupe have created a serious 11 ly after milking Indere it has had followed the directions strictly 'hat situation. time to cool any. All should be w.t net cured, but several pct • ist -. Iinj^sly's Illness, ________+_-_ taken that can be without t ,n much, ,:! in deelating they could net t eke .\ St. Petersburg despatch .ars: 1 't111'N(; 81111). -- DrBetkin. the Czarina's private . ' physician, diel suddenly a short file -year-old Roy Carries Brother EGRO'S i time ago. It is discovered that From horning Ilome. file tl••e•tor ensntnitted suicide he- a despatch (rent i.undot. Ont., TIMBER cause he h.•t'1 maule a serious mi.- silo.: Roy- 11uwa,d, aged five rear•. take in diagnosing the malady trm, preyed n seeing hero on Wednes- t - which the ('farina ia suffering and, any meriting. when he carried from .Lost rlhirtS-Five Years Ago, flow Located int''calle•It'in. " The ehrr Czarina'sseon old brother burning l'tbefortese e 15 help aired. Opens Fire on Party of Young S.tUfleiif9 DOLLAR FINE Tlie Magistrate Says Hudson's Bay Coin_ pany is an Old Offender. .1 dospateh f:um Sudbury says: offence, but the Magistrate took the Geo. 'I'. S. Train, manager of the view that the real offenders were Risco branch of the Hudson's Bay the Hudson's Bay Co., who a.• - ('o., on the main line of the C. 1'. septet! the furs, and as this was not was fined by Magistrate Four- their first offence he imposed the nice in Sudbury on 'Thursday, a fine. Crown Attorney Clary, for total of $6,150 and costs, or twenty the• prosecution, explained that years and six months in the peel- Train WAS only a figurehead. and teentiury. Tbis is a fine of $50 and the Hudson's Bay 1:,,. were glad costs fur each of tho 123 beaver to get the furs. They had been con - pelts seized, or two months' irn- victcd time and again without ef- prisonment on each charge. the feet. It will cost the Hudh:ot's Bay terms to run consecutively. The Co. about 87,000 for the 123 beaver lawyer for the defence pleaded for pelts, valued at about $1,000, and leniency, as this was Train's first the furs will be confiscated. THE WORLD'S MARKETS REPORTS FItOM THE LEADING TRADE CENTRES. Prices et Cattle. Crain, Cheese aid Other Dairy Produce at Houle and Abroad. RItE.1DST UFFS. Toronto, March 1. ---Flour --- On- tario wheat 90 per cent. patents, $4.25 to $4.30 in buyers' sacks on track, Toronto, and $4.15 to $4.20 outside in buyers' sacks. Manito- ba flour, first patents, $5.20 to 85.- 30, and strong bakers', $5 on track, Toronto. Manitoba wheat -No. 1 Northern $1.12%, Bay ports, and No. 2 Nor- thern, $1.10'.4, Bay ports. Ontario wheat -No. 2 mixed red \Vinter or white, $1.07 to $1.03 outside, Barley -No. 2, 56e outside; No - 3 extra, 53 to 54c; No. 3, 50 to 51c, and feed, 48c outside. Oats -No. 2 Ontario white, 39 to 39%c outside, and 42 to 42%0 on track, Toronto. Canada West. oats, 43e for No. 2, and 42c for No. 3, Bay ports. Peas -No. 2 for shipment, 82 to 83•s outside. ilye-Nn. 2, 67 to 68c outside. Buckwheat -53 to 53'/.,c outside foe No. 2. Bran --$22 to *22.50 in bags, To- ronto, and shorts $21, in bags, Tu- remo. Butter - found prints. '21 to 22. ; tubs and large rolls, 19 to 20e; in- ferior, 16 to Fe: : ere atnery, 27 to lye. and sullen. 25 to 26e per Ib. Eggs --('ase• lots tf new laid, 30 to sic per dozen, and storage, 25c per dozen. Cheese --13c per lbe for large, and at 13';c for twins. HOG PRODUCTS. Bacon ---Long clear, 14,E to 1•f'.,c per Ib. in case lies; mess pork. $27; short cut, $2`1.50 to *29. Hain.- -Light le medium, 15 to 154e ; do.. heavy. 14 to 1 1%e: rolls, II to 14!;e; • shoulders, 12% to 13%e; ; breakfast Nice'', 17% to 18C; hacks. 1t to 191.;e. lard-• Tierces. 1.3' :c ; tuba, 15'4e j pails, I6c. BUSINESS :1'1' MO\TRI•:.1L. Montreal, Mar. 1. -Oats - No. 1 Canadian Western, 4534 to •16c; No. 3, 14% to 45e; Ontario No. 2 white, 43!:; to 44c; No. 3 white, 4.2!;, to 43e; No. 4 white, 41!s to 42e. Bar- hcv---No. 2, 59'4 to 60e; No. 3, 54',...,c; No. 4, 561/;c; feed barley, 51' _e. Flour -Manitoba Spring wI.at patents, firsts, $5.s0; do., seconds, $5.:10; Winter wheal pat- ents, 85.50 to $5.60; Manitoba strong bakers', $3.10; straight rol- lers, $5.10 to 85.23; straight roll- ers, in bags, $2.10 to $2.50. Feed -- Ontario bran, $212.30 to $43; On- tario middlings, $2:1.50 to 82.1 ; Ma. nitoba bran, $22; Manitoba shorts, $20; pure grain mouillie, $31 to 8:33 mixed tnouillie, *97 to 820. Cheese -Westerns, 12% to 18%o, and oasterns, 13 to 12/,c. Butter Ch. icest creamery, 25% to 26e, and fresh receipts, 24 to 25c. Eggs -=- Strictly new laid, 31 to 32'. Se- lected cold storage stock, 28 to 30e, and No. 1 'candled, 24 to 25e pee dozen. UNITED STATES MARKETS. Minneapolis, ,liar. 1. --Wheat -- May, *1.12%; July, $1.12%; casts wheat. No. 1 hard, $1.13,% to 81.- 15%; No. 1 Northern, 31.13% to $1.14%; No. 2 Northern, $1.11% to $1.14%i No. 2 Northern, 81.11 a to $1.12%; No. 3 Northern. $1.05% to $1.11%. Bran --In 100 -Ib. sacks, 8.29.50 to *23. Flour- -First patents, $5.50 to $5.70; second patents, *5.- 39 to 85.50; first clears. *4.45 to $1.55; second clears, $3.20 to 83.50. Buffalo, Mar. 1. -Wheat --.Spring wheat. unsettled; N•t. 1 Northern, carloads store, 81.20; 1Vinter, No. 2 white, 81.26. ('urn --No. 3 yellow, Ole • No. 4 yellow. 62e; No. 3 corn, 63 to 63!•,c; No. 4 corn, 61 to 61%e; No 3 white, 64!+e. (ata -No. 2 white, 52%e; No. 3 white, 51 %e; No 4 white, 50%e. I1arley--Feed to malting. 71 to 80e. LIVE STO('K MARKETS. Montreal, Mar. 1. --Prime beeves solei at 6 to 60.,3 per pound. pret- ty good an:ma)s, 4.4' to 5'..4c per pound; common stock. 3% to t'Tat pe,• pound. Milch cows from >1<30 to $55 each. Veal calves from, 4 to 51,e per pound. Sheep about 5t.; Iambs. G', to 7r iter pound. Gond lute of fat hogs, 9% to 9%e per pound. Toronto, March 1. ---The quality of the cattle offering was not up to the stark, there being far too many of the half -finished vnrirty. These were hard to sell and cle. dined fully 20' before they changed handle. Everything of the choice class were nuiekly caught tip and realized as high prices as at any time during the pest two months. A few well•finished picked! steers and heifer•t sold at $5.80 to 8(1.35, but the:c were exceptional. The greater number of ,;ales ea good butchers' were made at the 85 to $5.50 mark. Medium quality. Itt- t•hers' sold at 8.1.30 to $4.95. ('owl and bulls were likewise easier. Sheep, lambs, and !legs, owing to the small supply, were firm. clition became worse. and the Czar The children were alone in the in Lake Erie. reproaeli. d lir. Il,ttkin, who he- !muse and it is thought the boy was Train. crane so dist re'sect in mind that he playing with the fire. When the on a took a dose of poison. house caught. the youngster grab - A de=petch from Port Colborne ,,:,t on the Inge to fish found it _- e. . --- . Ins: up the baby And carried it etit- :1 deapateh from New York -:t' ' ie:e1 ting , ' teen of . ' •,$ says • Thirty -live yearl ago on a al.out one mile from shore fro,ett X1'1('1111: 1'T 1:11.1'. ride as neigh!) •rs can -e hurrying up. t Harrison Higbee and Leslie 1.••rd, tenet riot ah • 1 woman. el dark and stormy tiaht :t tug was in the ice. They immediately came i ,1,__. _ shoat t• ,1' but High'''. 1. ,.1 bray. seas of to ,ort and broke the news. The two young Yale graduates, and so g battling with Ibe' { n :e to keels 'solei. Lake 1{rie. In tow she had an ins timber is ell ,close,d oak, while II. B. Firers Shoots Millets!, in Ili• 1-11.1, IIi:1II IN STORE. !eially prominent in North .Jersey. ,netlae raft of oak timber for !'ort is very yalunble. Experts !levee soy, Route at Iroq:tois Hotel. .. `--. were wantonly shot down and pro.' f►on't yen tell nu to keep foo' 1V out:,n's g''dd••n Ent, 1lbile � 1 quiet,- yehle+I tip., m 1[r•• n. her (:.lhu,ne, bring Irmught from the it is worth one hundred thousand \ ,pesp;tteh (tour Galt says H., bably fatally wounded on Wednes leaped to his• feet :,net drew a re- onU Upper Lakes. Th ' heat' v seas ,art- dollars. 1t will lee staked, lo:•ated, ig ; Her Hay ilorne. pp I B 1eers, about a5 .ears of age. day by all infuriated negro in the yelyele el 11 gnk1 ytri. net•! ht+ eed the raft. which was only fasten- and as seat as th•• ice breaks upi wh . came out frotn England about :1 despatch from Sault Ste. .making car of a Jersey Central :el. red fire ,.n the fern .„.ti„...; ni•n. et together by pine. The the part hieught to Port Colborne. T to l a oeenth ago to work for the .Man .Jnrie., Ont.. says : Mr". Harris, train in which they were riding tee' Ileger Vi ling 1,31,01 1 •r ti,,, was brought safely to shore. bet ti;oi is creating much exciteene'it Hell: Edge Teel Company. eom- a ife of C. it. Harris, formerly turn- their homes in Newark �ne:ro. who was p•,•ve fn{ tl,it. the other disappe:red• it if it had he re The timber at the time it was; ,,tilted suicide in his room at the ke;- in the jail here, on Wrdne.day Aeee•ntpnnying Higbee and 1.4,111; 1;e d►agK• •I Young t•itft hits I•. the beet astAlloyycd up. chi. P1ey,d hest wn. .allied at fifty thousand 1 Ir. guois Hotel at 5 o'clock on night entered a store on Queen were kale Voting, e�f New Fe•rk. end ►lat1.rio- \'our he ltl n. I,nwever a heavy loss to the ow ners. Ne dollar.. !'rices hale deuhled since( Thursday afternoon by shooting- Street while returning home. Al- hit tetren. Roger l•uung, of \e 'ant! alien the near) leaped tre•tr this amount of se tolling emelt' find the ilia' time. The many year. in the l',int.rl( threuul, the te'nple. N.i ,east immediately she fell to the work, both Princeton graduate'.rttate sbile. it 'tat mal int tr.enty timber. Now, after many year:, et, water he. not damaged it to my 1 r•ea:en is sesisieel f •r the rash a-•• finer and expired. Her two sees Senn after the train left terse,.' nee • an ►tour, S'u:tteg yt ares «ith appears it he. bar. found. The • es tent. it is said the timber Ire -1 1;en. If,, •,.• ,..,".,,Italive strait -I weer on the 11 • •r immediately above City, the negro. who aa, ace•• nt hires. (n .1rihing the entb:rnktn,ent, immense raft has been lecatcd near lefties 1•e the estnt,, of the fat . 11a1- R,., sa (:+'t mei had sh.,w:a n•, sign. her. Attending the Oddfelluws' - panied by another man •.f Isis race- °I Y. link's 21 was leteken and the Gull [slar.d. Scyer+l farmers g,iug ,tun M t art'''. j of t..•,cw,.,lt ace. I lodge meeting. ; and 4 mulatto we,man, accused the ae-retade isateorortd.