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THURSDAY, AUO. 31, '05
PEACE IS DECLARED.
JAPAN MAKES TERMS EASY
Portsmouth, N. 11., Aug. 29. -The
peace conference arrived at a complete
accord to -day on all questions, told is
about to make a treaty. The Japenese
practically yielded etery thing, accept-
ing no indemnity and dividing Sakha-
lin without payment of redemption
money. They yielded warships and
limitation of naval power. A scene of
the greatest excitement followed the
receipt of the news. There was joy
on all sides and a rush for the telegraph
offices, and instantly the news was
spreading to the remotest corners of
the earth.
The result is altogether unexpected,
when Japan's strong position and the
Czar's absolute refusal to agree to the
propuased terms are taker: into account.
Japan's clemency is worthy of their
heroic achievements.
St. Joseph Docks to be Finished,
Mr. Cantin, proprietor of the phan-
tom city of St. Joseph on the shore of
Lake Huron, in a recent interview
with Hon. C. S. Hyman, succeeded
in convincing the Minister of Public
Works, that the trading facilities and.
In fact, the life of the "prosperous
city" was in danger, owing to the
fact that the dock had not been flnish-
ed according to contract. Mr. C. S.
Hyman, in haste to avert such a ser-
ious calamity, immediately wired the
contractor that the work should be
proceeded with or proceedings would
be taken against him. Casually
it may he mentioned thatSt. Joseph's
"big boom" is over, but that is no rea-
son why the public money should not
be thro.vn in the lake there as well as
elsewhere. Surely we are li% ing in
strange times.
Agricultural Societies.
As a result of a series of questions
sent out to Agricultural Societies it
has been found that 144 societies are
in favor of horse racing and 128 against
it. Many of the societies believe that
the value of the purses should be lim-
ited. 140 societies report that they be-
lieve horse racing to be necessary for
the success of their exhibitions, while
130 are not of this opinion.
in reply to a question asked the so-
cieties as to whether they would con-
sider horse racing necessary were
there fewer exhibitions in their vicin-
ity 118 societies replied that they
would, while 152 stated that they
would not. The value of tine purse of-
fered at the exhibitions last year
amounted to considerably over $25,000.
125 societies are in favor of restricting
the races to horses owned by men liv-
ing within 20 miles of the fair, while
142 societies stated that they would
not be in favor of such restriction.
Innocent Victims.
Norwood, Aug. 22. -"Mamma, I are
shot!" With these words, Thomas E.
Hill, the 12 -year-old son of ltobt. Hill,
a Drummer Township farmer, dropped
to the floor dead. His breast was pierc-
ed with a bullet, which went right
through his body and lodged in the
bedstead. A Gamily feud was the cause
of the shooting, which took place
shortly before midnight last night and
they were awakened by the si is of
"Out with the Bills" and "Let then:
have it!" which was followed by three
rifle shots flred in quick succession one
of which hit Mabel's hand and passed
through the young boy's body, killing
him instantly.
Charles (Sow, a South African veter-
an and a crack rifle shot since gave
himself unto high Constable Cochrane
tit Wax shaw, admitting hating fired
three shots rat the Hill homestead on
Thnral ty nip,'ht, flow' explained he
was at .)titan 1)ewart.'s that night, and.
on the return journey, it was arranged
to give the Hills as Scale. Clow deviates
he had no motive for killing young
Hill, turd that it was a mere boyish
prank. (low has since been acquitted
on a verdict of accidental shooting.
Ajjer's'
Why is it that Ayer'a Hair
Vigor does so many remark-
able things? Because it is a
hair food. ft feeds the hair,
puts new life Into it. The hair
Hair Vigor
cannot keep from growing.
And gradually all the dark,
rich color of early life comes
back to gray hair.
-When 1 en/ earl ♦ter'. Rale Thor mr
hate war bat all er•) 1'ut n,w 1e I. a r•
nth blast, and a Ib k a. 1 r.
- u na, RISA. EL0 . - IUR, Tu.eumN,,
Aka
/IM a kettle. .1 (' ATrR en.,
A11 5 roast.t. f�11 _ Lowell. Msl..
Gray Hair
Ifyen, your funds or relatives stiffer with
Fits, Epilepsy, St. Vitus' Dance, or Falling
Si.-kness, write f,r a t•ia1 bottle and valuable
treatise on such diseases to TIIR fallen Co.,
I79 Kin; Street, W., Toronto, Canada. All
druggists sell Or Can obtain for you
LEIBIG'S FITCURE
Murder in Drunken Row.
Strattaivl. Aug. 21. --Whether it was
that John Gamble anti Adam Seneca
chute to their death through blows in-
flicted during a fight between them-
selves or died fioni injuries inflicted
by other persons is the problem that
remains to be solved by ate authori•
tits. tine fact is plain- loth died of
injuilet receivtal in a drunken brawl
which occult( -d near the outskirts of
this city early this morning. Caleb
Pow'ner and Hai old Critwfleldare un-
der arrest and will explain their share
in the r'evelr'y. The post-mortem made
to -day brings to light the fact that
Seneca, who is all Indian, was dead
when mutilated by the railway train.
and that his death was due to a kick
in the stomach.
Export Prices Looking Up
The most ere o.1laging feature of the
export live stock trade of late has been
the stronger cable advices from the !
leading markets, and prices during
the past two weeks have advanced ,e.
to lc. per pound for good to choice
Ontario cattle, and at the present val-
ues shippers are slaking some money
and some ill tine trade are of the opin-
ion that the late improvement will be
maintained for the next few weeks, as
the home fed stock will not come for-
ward in large numbers touch before
the month of October. There has
been a slight improvement in the de-
mand for ocean freight space from the
port of Montreal for September, and
some engagements have been made to
Liverpool at 4 O per head, which is 5s
less than what steamship agents were
holding nut for some two weeks ago.
Chisclilurst
Dr. mane will be at the Commercial hotel, Exeter
Saturday, Sept. 9th. See "Ad."
Mr. Maudson while crossing his fleld
captured a porcupine, which he now
has on exhibition. -Melville Brintnell,
son of Mr. and Mrs.Trunan Brintnell,
was recently married at London to a
young lady of the above city. Mel-
ville's many friends here join in wish-
ing himself and bride along and happy
wedded life. -Miss Eyre, of Detroit, is
on a visit to friends here. ---Mr. Robin-
son has the sympathy of bis many
friends. be having lostfive relatives
since New Year's. -Rev. Cranston, of
Crotnarty, occupied theulpit in the
Presbyterian church on Sunday even-
ing. Mr. Cranston is an entertaining
and eloquent preacher and the sermon
was very tnucb appreciated. -A large
number from these parts intend tak-
ing in the excursion to Manitoba and
the Northwest on Sept. 2nd. -Mr. J.
Westlake's little son is recovering front
the effects of hia recent accident. The
father while drawing in oats accident-
ally ran over the little fellow. -Rev.
Rough has returned from his holidays.
-Mrs. (Rev.) R. Ilicks,after a pleasant
visit with her sister, Mrs. Jas. Colqu-
honn, and other friends, bas returned
to her home in Munroe's Isltand, Mil-
waukee.
Kirkton
DEATH. -000 of the Most widely
known and must highly respected far-
mers in the township of Blanchard
passed away on Tuesday, in the person
of James Hazlewood. Ile had not been
in good health for several months,
having contracted a severe cold last
spring which brought on a complica-
tion of lung troubles. He had only
been confined to his :room for a couple
of weeks and quite recently was able
to take a little drive. Deceased, who
was a son of the hate John Hazlewood,
was born in England 56 years ago and
came with his parents to Blanshard
when only two years of age, residing
there ever since. Mr. Hazelwood was
a noted stock breeder and a very suc-
cessful farmer. Ile took an active part
fur litany years in the management of
the Agricultural Society, and was a
prominent stock exhibitor from year
to year. Besides his sorrowing wife
he leaves six sous and two daughters,
all of whom reside near home. The
funeral took place on Thursday to the
Kirkton cemetery. followed by a large
concourse of people, many of whom
recounted pleasant reminiscenses of
social intercourse with their departed
friend. 'IVO commend the sorrowing
ones to Him: who doeth all things well.
-
Lucan
Mrs. James 11. Mcltoberts and son,
of Indiana, are renewing acquaintan-
ces in town. --Miss Llama Fox has re-
turned from her visit to the West. -
Miss Josephine Sinlpsun,of Winnipeg,
Main., is on a► visit to her parents here.
-Warren Henderson, who had the
misfortune to fall from n tree and frac-
I ere his arm. is getting on nicely.-
lliss Mabel Kingswell, of Hamilton,
wars a Visitor with Mrs. Jas. McFalls
during the week. -Z. McCormick bad
the misfortune to break a small hone
in his right arm the other duty. -Miss
Roberta Fox has accepted the position
of teacher in Lacombe, Alberta.- Miss
Clara O. 1Vilson is on n visit to Toren-
tn. --A. W. Deacon, Malinger of the.
,\terehnnts Bank, Glencoe, is acting as
manager of Lucan Branch. --Mrs. Fra-
ser, of Port Hurott, is the guest of her
-"-ter. Mrs. Joseph Simpson, ---James
' t'ol1ison, of i1•awson, Yukon Territory,
is home on it Visit. --Dr. i':merson !hei-
ghts left a few days ago for London,
Eng.. where he will take a two years'
Pest Graduate course. That he may
tweet with every success is the wish of
his u4114) friends.- Miss Allen, of Kin-
ratdine, is a visitor at the home of
Rohe. Flynn, 2nd eon.- 1Vn1. Fogarty
11 1-• leased the Queen's hotel from Jas.
1r1iee who takes possession about
Sept. 1st. --The Misses Carrie anti Anne
Willis have ret limed from their visit
to l'etrolia.-Rev. J. E. Holmes is bol-
ilaving in Muskokn. On Sunday the
;milk was filled by Het-. Wit. Hug-
gins, of Forst, while on Sunday next
Mr. Joseph Beach, of London, will of-
(lciate.-•Mrs. Jos. Hodgins has return-
ed to London, after a visit here with
her mother, Mrs. T. Hudgins.
ph.4Tlt.-The (tenth foment est in De-
troit on Aug. 10, (tf Milton Parley, n
fol met' resident of this place. Deceits.
,e1 elm has resided in Detroit for' four
yenta. was taken suddenly ill with per-
itonitis and was taken to the hospital
where after an illness lasting flsedays
he passed nwny} his 321(1 year. The
rem tint were brought het e for horial,
the interment taking place to the
Nursery cemetery. ile is survived by
t wit brothers.
Mitchell: James McMillan left Sat-
u•idnv for Montle. Man.; and Mrs. John
tl IIP I. ef Logan has gone to Brandon.
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Bran waste is one great
difference between
good and poor flours.
The food part of flour is "protein."
Protein makes bone, muscle and
brain. -There is no protein in bran.
-bran is the outside part, the husk
or "bark" of the wheat.
-bran is the part of the wheat which
is absolutely without food -value to
the human system.
-bran represents part of the differ-
ence between Royal Hbusehold Flour
and whole-wheat flour or cheap, in-
ferior flours that are poorly milled
and not thoroughly purified.
No other flour in this country is so
thoroughly and completely separated
from the waste as is " Royal House-
hold," because no other mills are so
well equipped or exclusively devoted
to the production of scientifically pure
flour as Royal Household mills.
Ogilvie's Royal Household Flour.
Around About Us,
St. Marys: Harvey, the 12 -year-old
son of %Ven. Sclater. Con. 0, E. Nisson-
r•i. ons seriously injured recently by a
fall from a tree. The young lad clitnb-
ed a large willow tree intending to cut
off a switch. When be was about 25
feet from the ground the limb he was
standing on broke, and he fell head-
long. His skull was fractured at the
base and for some time he was not ex-
pected to live. After forty-eight hours
he regained consciousness and since
then his recovery has been steady.
Blyth: Mrs. Arch. Lattitner, daugh-
ter, of Mrs. James Craig, of the tp.
Morris, nrrived in Blyth Monday ev-
ening. full of sadness. Twoweeksago
she left her home in Moosomin, Assn..
with her two little girls, one nged two
yea1.811nd seven months, :and the other
sixteen months to visit Ontario friends.
Shortly after the trait' left Winnipeg
the elder girl was taken ill with dysen-
tery, rand everything possible was done
for her until Chatham was reached,
when the sick child was placed in the
hospital, where she died !Monday. A
year ago Mt'. I4101100r was killed Ity'
lightning.
Tuckersniith: George, son of John
Walker, of the .till road, met with a
pninful accident Monday. They were
unloading a load of grain in the burn !
with slings, when something stark
and Geo. tried to release it, when the
carriers started and caught his right
Mand. In trying to save himself he
put out his left hind. and it too was 1
inured, though not so seriously as the
(other. The second and third lingers
were badly smashed, the former 1 (•in3
taken elf near the top, and the lhitd
being amputated below the second
Mint. On the left hand the top of the
1 second tinge r had to he amputated.
1V. Williams: About noun ran Mo•.•
dray the residence e.f Mr. Juin D. 1!e -
I f ntosh, ern. 11, WAS but sed down. :\ t
the time the fire broke rut Mt-. Meth-
! Cosh was at wrnk drawing in grain
' and Mrs. McIntosh was berry picking.
The children were alone in the house.
As s(0)11 as they noticed the fire they
made every effort to stave the contents.
The furniture in the bottom pat t of
the house was saved bolt all upstairs
was consumed. The loos is at serious
one ns the residence was a good frame
building. The fire is snppe.Rtel to have
originated from the chimney.
CANAbIAj$
PACIFIC
WILL .l:I. I.
HOMESEEKERS'
EXCURSION TICKETS
To THE
NORTH WEST
Winnipeg 33000 9heho 3310
Mo+bray Retina '1133.7A
neloraine �31.RO Liproe /
!(oars• Moose DIw 34 )0
Brandon 31.11 Humttolt 31.00
I.yleton ) Saskatoon 3S.25
Lenore,32 00 Pelvic AIAe't :36.0 )
Mininta la
Melford t
Hinscarth .32 25 1 eatcferd 37.00
Mooscontift 32 20 Macleod . efr.1:0
Arcola 32.R() CaIKary 35.80
Rstc4anRcd lacer .a0 SO
Yorktow }-3300 'it ratti, ,,i1 10M/
Kaseseck J
Onine Rept. lteh, returnlne until Nm. 1301.
Ooiog Sept, :nth, returning No.. 27th.
i'nll psartleulars wan Canadian Pacific Agent
or a ria« to C. 1t. Fo.aer, 1) 1' a, T••r-n,t".
"1T EVAPORATES"
Odorless Non-t+olsonou.
Non -Inflammable
Si'orke wondernbeyond 1.ellef on the
coarse -t and IIn0-1 of fabrie4,carpet-
or delicate dre.- q....1..
Kills Ali csrms in carpel., et,-.
Extracts all dust
Restores colors like new
'Renews tho nixing
All in a few moments fora few cent.
and a child can du it with
SAP -O -REN -O
S1akesell thing. ries% and n nun.
graa.e and stain from new thin,;,:.
Ask your grocer for Sap -o -ren -o.
The Huffman Is Teeter Co.
Toronto
Cook's Cotton Root Compound.
Tho only Rafe effectual mont hly
nreatrine on which women can
depend. Sold in two degrees of
strength -No. 1, for ordinary
eases, i1 per fro:: No. 2. 10 de-
grees stranger for special
(ages, 3s per boa. Sold by all
druggists. Ask for Cook's Col-
ton Root Compound: take no
Rnbntttnte.
The Cook Medicine CO.. Windsor, Ontario
$1.00
Stem Winding
Watch -
To call attention to oar immen.a
stock of modern watches, we make
this unparalled offer:
An Open Pace Stene
Winding and Stem
Setting American
Lever Watch in
Strong Nickel
ease
guaranteedan excellent timekeeper.
Should it fail 1.) gi4c satisfaction,
1 will replace it with another any
time within one year.
As the cost is far below the
wholesale price one only will he
nailed to any addre.t in Canada
on receipt of ane dollar, and seven
cents for postage. Money refunded
if you do not like the watch.
Descriptive circulars mailed free
on application.
Your visit to the Western Fair
9111 to :.th Sept. will give you an
opportunity of inspecting these
watches and our general stock.
2111.1011111-
J. S. BARNARD
70 DUNOAS ST.. • LONDON
THE MOLSONS BANK
(Incorporated b. Act of Parliament 1.55)
Head Office, -
Capital Paid Up
Reserved Fund.. • .. •
FORTY-EIGHT BRAN( LIES 1N 'I'IlK
Montreal
$3,000.000
• • • • $3,000,000
DOMINION OF CANADA
- EXETER BRANCH
utII(I: 1Ii 1'lt, 1 e ui to a p. u. SATURDAYS, an a. m to 1 p. m,
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
Farmer s Stale Notes cashed or collected, Forms supplied on application.
DRAFTS on all points in the Dominion. Great Brittain and United
States bought and sold at lowest rates of Exchange.
ADVANCES made to Fanners, Stock Dealers and Business Men at
lowest rates and on most favorable terns.
DEPOSIT Receipts issued and highest current rate of interest allowed
Sarins Bank Department, Depe.tt. )ft- and upwards rearired. interest conn
paundesl half -)early ■nd added to prineip)al June 30th
and December 31st.
Agents at Exeter for the Dominion Government.
DICKsoN & CARLING, Solicitors. N. D. HURDON, Manager,
FOR THE
NEXT 30 DAYS
WE WILL OFFER
THE GREATEST
BARGAINS
IN FURNITURE
Ever offered in Western Ontario at the Dashwood
Furniture Store. We have the stock and it must
go. If you want an3 thing in our line you should
not miss this sale.
TT1\Tr)ER'TAK2N'G
1Ve also carry a large stock of undertaking supplies. 111 ante of need
give us as call.
P McISAAC, -- Dashwood.
Queenston Cement
SOLD DIRECT FROM THE
MANUFACTURER TO THE CONSUMER
Don't be misled by statements of agents handling
cement paying large Commission. Go yourself and
see Queenston walls and flnoms but in your own
locality. Our ttarrel contains as ninny cubic inches
as any other cement. and as cement is gauged by
measure, not by weight, your cement will go as far.
Write us fir information. Freight rates and es-
timates cheerfully given. 70 cents per barrel, strict-
ly cash, f. o. ll. can's, Queenston. Go in with your
neighbor and get benefit of carload rates.
ISAAC USHER
QUEENSTON, ONTARIO
TREASURER'S SALE OF LANDS FOR TAXES.
COUNTY OF HUiRON, TO WIT:
14' virtue of a warrant under the hand of the warden and Seal of the ConieratIon of the (county of
Ilse .o, datcrl the 21st day of Judy, 1:10X6, eormnanding me to 1e%) upon the lands hereinafter described, for
the arrears of taxes respectively doe thereon, together w ilh rests, i Mire Is hereby given that unless such
taus and costs are wailer paid 1 .hall, in compliance with the Assessment Art, proceed to sell by public
auction (herald lauds. or so 100 h thereof a. may be acre...wr) to discharge the same, al the Court mouse,
in the t"wr, of llaieri -h, on Tuewlay, the I lth day of NO%ember, 1906, at two o'clock In the afternoon. All
these lots are patented.
TOWNSiHIP OF ASIIFIEI.1►.
Lot or Part id Int. Con. Acre.. Arrears of Tese•.. Cost.. Total.
s. r•. 5 e. 5. e.
N. E. corner w'', 12 14 E. It. i� 2.94 Ifs) 5.11
11'. It N. It 33 N. T. 1'. 43!1 19.31 2.7.'. 22.99
VILLAGE OFCRANSFY)RD IN ASIIFIK1.11
/2 y 5.27 2.'n 7.77
TOWNSHIP of (IODERM'11.
Pan 3 Maitland 2 91 2.25 3.15
Part 11 do !( 2.41 2.21. 1.65
y11.1.Aop 018T. JOSR1'II IN IIAY.
19 !, 2.56 2.21, Lal
2.' i; 2.55 2.25 Cal
HOW 1('K t'ILLAeiI, (5 101W WK.
3,1., t, 5.24 2.2.4 7.45
TOWNSHIP OF TI'l'KI:ItsMITII
I'.ART 14 1 11. R. 5. •, 29.24 2.75 32.IA
PART In 211. R 4 1 11.90 2.30 13.99
T9%VN i)11' id' TI'RNItl:ItltY
E. Part 21. C. 21 935 2.50 11.4s
w'INSILtM TOWN rirrr Is Tt'RVltlatRY.
:Ca ', 1 91
WM. Ho1.MS
e ..,n,t c Tr, ,su1e4 .inti- . , e:•.•Ieri. 1, .be'y ti.:, 1:..,. 1'•..11,1 . Tr.-a.nrer.
2.50 4.41
CANADIAN
'PACIFIC MY.
Farm laborers' Excursion :um
$12.00 Going. $18.00 Returning.
AUGUST 25,1905
SEPT. 2, 1905
SEPT. 4, 1905
OOINO DATES
Station. .Meth ..f bot n.•t in, haling main line Toronto to Sarni*,
(indmling Toronto
Slain line Toro to to Sarnia earl stations north (except north of
Cantwell June, an.1 Toronto is, North Ray Section).
Frown all points Toronto and (444, to and iruluding Shari.(.( 1,1•
and Kingston, and north of Toronto and Cardwell June. on North
Ray a' d MON.,
ONE•WAY SECOND ('LASS TiCKETS TO WINNIPEG only will be sold. with • ('i.RTIFI('ATI:
. 4tendina the trip h, fore Aeptember 15th, without additional emit, to other points In Manitoba and
ladnitrr,ia.
If pmt ha«n encutet as FARM I. i 4)I ER's a' winnlph( (p►ns!444l such farm Dahmers work
...A les. than 3041)2 411 hanestiner, and r,r•rdoee evallf ate to That eSeetk they will he returned 1•.
1'riginal StartIn4 Point at eatee shown 145)4 a on or before Noy, 3oth, 1908.
TIrxi:ri w'll.l, ni: Istst'Efr1O w(,MF;N a. 8141 as Nen, Ma will not be issued at Il►If•Rate In
children. Tick ET"; not 1..r.l..n Imperial Limited Express Trains.
For further parte Ulan apply to nearrat ('xoa I,an r.r iii • .tient, or
C. R 104TrR. n P. A .CPR. Toronto. Ont