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RSDAY, MAV- 18th 1905.
THREE NEW BILLS
May 15 -The Minister of
s given notice of three
a to complete the provincial
tion of the territory north
wo nen- provinces. One re -
the district of MacKenzie.
✓ to Keewatin, raid the third
:eneral organization of the
between the north
of Alaxrta and Sa3katche-
the Artie, and betcc•een the
of Brinell Columbia and
(lay. L. BORDEN'S AMEND-
MENT
the ootabliehwent of a
in the Northwest Territor-
anada as Iaropased by Bill
the Legislature of *such pro-
ubjcct to and in accordance
provisions of the British
merest Acla, 1861 to 1886.
ed to and should enjoy full
of provincial self-government
g power to exclusively make
relation to education.
is the issue, e•a far n:i the
,y measure is concerned, up•
h the bye -elections will be
out.
EWIS CONDEMNED
lob. May 12 -The vote of E.
M. 1'., on the autonomy
a or•oused the Conservatives
t Huron. That n Conner-
.
nl e 1)C r t should n h�uld vote against
✓ .and with elle Government
sed considerable dissatI5faC•
•, ng Ilia supporters in this
Hard thia.s have been said
hint. and it has been wthisp-
t he :night be :t:3ked bo re-
ut having defied the party
a vote he pis still in a positial►
g 10 Liv .,cat despite rill pra-
y the executive of the Wee(
Conservative Association met
1'town behind closed door 4. The
yusines3 of the meeting wag
tcu`tsl ►1 of the Lewitt ease. Scv-
lentbers of t he Executive spoke
;ly against the course he had
1lt was 11.84 present i,o de-
tiul`.elf.
resulut ion tt as passed, but E.
1vi:, M. 1'.. was condemned in
curtained 141 Inner by the tea.1-
the. party. If bo 'should of-
rt•ai.gn his seat in t Ice Corn -
no one tt ould object.
FAIN ABOUT TIIE 1111'.'
n ecinim044 complaint (•, it h
The right :treatment is
inc. which penetrates 1 a the
d the pain 'immediately. Ner•
warms and sootles'lite affect -
rts, theme out the irritation
lin, allow s the patient cal() af-
le rubJins. No liniment so
nical and safe. Nearly lift;
in use and the demand itn-
ly greater every d:ay 1 \:r5•i-
tust ire good.
a falling of your hair!
p it, or you will soon be
1. Give your hair some
r's Hair Vigor. The fall -
will stop, the hair will
air VI on
and the scalp will he
• and healthy. Why he
ed with poor hair \\Igen
can make it rl h?
Ir nearly all came, ' 1 ! r•• •
r Inger and only o, • h n'- .'•4 e- •
New ha•r ey-e 1:, real the ' ((c•1
11 le eurty."-Mao,. 1. st
P. T.
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for Lowen. M
J.c ,aranan,
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ro
ick Hair
Items of Interest Here and There Furnished
By Our Correspondents.
IIENSALL
recd. -Just received 3 cars of
Manitoba Shorts and other Feed on
hand. -1). Urquli,a t, Ilensall Oat-
meal Mil lb.
Flour. -One car of best Manitoba
Flour, will exchangesforalta. - I).
Urquhart, ltensall Oatmeal Mills.
- The court of revision twill meet
on 4110 2Gth inst.
According to arrangements the
band trade its first appeacrance on
Saturday evening.
-Victori:t Day i:3 to be celebrated
here. Exeter and Zurich play base-
ball, Clinton and Hcnsall play
lacrosse, and Bayfield and lfcnsall
play the final game in the series.
There will be athletic /sports, as
well as a concert at night.
-A sign writer did a thriving
trade here a few days ago.
-Shipping is very brisk at our
station and if there is any place on
the line of the London Huron and
Bruce that requires and deserves n
new station it is Ifensali.
- Mr. Blackall i.3 at 1110 Queen's
visiting his son. lir. lilackall.
Miss Curti?. of 1toc.hcsicr, who was
spending a number of months with
her relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Redmond. of the township of IIay,
lits returned home.
-Mr. and Mrs. G. hunt, of Galt,
were. hero recently visiting Mrs.
Hunt, Mr. Hunt 'S mother.
-Mr. It. Bullard Las purcha
from Mr. R. Paterson the lot lje-
hind hie present property and lacing
on Queen street.
-Mr. Win. McDougall has pur-
chased from Mr. Win. Moir another
lot at the rear of his present dwells
ing property(
-The many relatives and friends
of Mrs. William Dougall. sr., of
this village, will regret to learn of
her .death, which occurred on Tues-
day last.
-The Sacrament of the Lord's
Supper was observed in' Carmel
Presbyterian church nt the morning
service on Sabbath, the lith inst.
('reparatory service was conducted
by Rev. Mr. Sowers. of 13rucefield.
- Mr. W. R. Hodgins is having the
Commercial :hotel, which he owns.
nicely repainted by Mr. John Stacey
and 'G. Smallacombe, who are • ex-
perts with the brush.
-A number of our business men
are &laving their store (fronts re-
painted, which makes a great im-
provement and will add to the ap-
pearance of our village for the 24th
of May celebration and we would
like to see others following /heir
goad example.
B. Moy ey- was in Oxford
county this week attending the fu-
neral of a relative.
-Mr. J. Buchanan, of the Guelph
Agricultural staff, was in the vil-
lage last week visiting his parents.
-Mr. W. Ellwood and family left
lees' last week for their new home
in Brantford, followed by the good
wishes of their many friends here.
- Mrs. Kendrick, of Port Huron,
and Mrs.
•'s' her parents, Mr.n
c
: visiting ua'�
1
,lames Ront.hrc,n, of the township of
(fay.
-Our uacrcdru4l.a reran trade
good for this season of the year.
-We learn that at Omec. Michi-
gan, recently. n barn used by Dr.
1). T. Smith. son of Mr. Alexander
Smith, of ibis village, was struck by
lightninz and totally destroyed. The
doctor had five horses in the barn
at The time. Three of them .were
i otter out, but .the other two per-
ished in the flames.
- On Tuesday last, Mr. Alex. Smith
of IM n village. elle well known hog
buyer, paid out over 83,020 for hogs.
Times from now until Jan. 1908
for 75c.
ZURICH
-Rev. Alf. (k i:_.•r and bride left
for Elmwood, Ont., their new hotne,
on Friday last. Mr. Geiger was re-
cently ordained n mini+ler of the
Evangelical Association.
-\Tr. It. F. Stelk, she popular
principal of the Zurich Public School
Iris handed in his rtwignalion, which
takes (•!feet at the summer holidays.
Mr. Stelk 11:13 proved himself to be
a careful and pains -taking teacher
and his severance froni the +School
will be a distinct loss Miss
Kale (tart, one of the :(-si+-
lant teachers. has :also handed in
her resignation to take effect at the
end of the present tertn. This will
necessitate the 'Trustees +o secure
two new teachers to .begin after the
summer holidays.
\Ir. Moses Geiser left on Satur-
day for South River, New Ontario,
to bring 'oack his son's driving out-
fit. He makes the journey by train
sonny i00 mi 10..
baa will drive back,
At i meeting of the i rustees of
the village it was decided to put
down about 6000 square deet of ce-
ment %talk a t his.,untnler• .\ 'number
of nese ..dry by-laws are in course of
preparation. :and tl. • mucid needed
constable Chas 'oc•0n ;appointed. \i•.
\ndrete 'rhoil 1.4 Ihe .•u w pulice ami
t1,• 4ruat tice citizens (mnerally wilt
•4ial thins so keep our fine village in
the heat of order. We might men-
tion that Oho cattle by-law will 'we
strictly enforced and if any are
found <n the streets they %%HI .,t
promptly impounded.
-The Saverei•tn Rank Leas made
•me chinos in the Inc Ii hranclae,
which go into ell( c( thio week. Mr.
Jos. Snell, under whose chic man-
agement the husinese of tate 'Zurich
and Dashwood br:t.nohrs has increas-
ed ea rapidly, L• 14 had the Exeter
hr.cnah iddc 1 t.. bis superi,icn and
be will in all Iiklilaood make tai+
headquarters in (hal u0t.11, stand-
ing ane day each week in Dashwoe l
and Zurich.
t17AisTcortx
Tl a K'rJ )11" lihsl Buret lfor testiasesia>s of res curse
BAYFIELD
-The third game of the intermed-
iate series between Bayfield Lake -
sides and lIcnsall was played here
on Saturday. hayfield scored in 19
minutes and no more scores were
matte. TI:e weather was perfect,
and a large crowd was present and
thoroughly enjoyed the ,same. The
play was rather rough at times, and
was very fast.
THAMES ROAD.
-Several from dere attended the
circus in Exeter on Monday, but do
not speak very highly of it.
- Mr. \\'n1. Monteith wears a
broad .smile this week, On Sunday
his wife presented hint with a
bouncing boy.
- Don't forget to attend the
choir concert in the Presbyterian
church, Friday evening, the 10th
inst. The .artists engazed for the
occassion are all good, and She pro-
gram will be high class.
-t-
LUMLEY
The beef ring will 144:441 a heir
round:4 en May 15th.
11r. 1'. -Whitlock i:: nt:ntufactur-
iug cement blocks.
Muss Vera Glenn, who has been
sending her holidays at home has
not returned to her duties at the
Collegiate yet.
Messrs. James and henry Ander-
4:0n. Isaac Johns and Paul Madge
have bought a corn planter,
'flip Thames Road people are hav-
irit• a rare concert in their church
ou Friday evening, May loth,
RI'SSELDALE
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Clark, Spring Creek Farm, Russel -
dale, was the scone of a happy event
on Thursday evening, May 4, .when
they celebrated their golden wed-
ding. All the children and grand-
children. except one small grandson
who was too ill, were there. There
were also present n number of fri-
ends. Mr. and Mrs. Clarke were the
recipients of two costly chairs, a
beautiful couch, a pair of gold rim -
'meal spectacles each, a clock, ten
dollars in gold and many other use-
ful article:+. Mr. and Mrs. Clark
were among the first twitters in the
community and by their integrity
of character and genial hospitable
natures, ore held in high esteem by
all who know them.
KIRKTON
A letter has been received from
Mr. James C. Tufts, of Virden, Man.
formerly of this village in which he
stated that he 'vas leaving for the
England on May 8, and that he was
going to make his home with his
(laughter in Yorkshire. Mr. Tufts
ct•aa a resident of Kirkton for ov-
er thirty years. His many friends
trill wish him bon voyage and a
pleasant life in his new home.
Mr. Thomas McMichael, one of
llullett's prosperous farmers, re-
cently spent a week with his old
friend and nei,hlior. Mr. Thomas
Yellow, of Mount Pleanint Cottage,
Mr. McMichael Eta not been well
for :some weeks, and the change
did him nutoh !rood.
t--
\VOODIfAM
Mr. James Houtley has purchased
a new rubber lire bugzy.
-Mr. J. Shier has the new engine
in the mill, and is running again.
- ltobt. Nen t tncl wit It a very
painful accident on Saturday last
while sawing w004 with o circular
saw, , small stick caught on the
saw strikinx him on the face with
terrific force culling his face so Mal
it was necessary to put in nevelt MU-
MS/
-William Wilson lute purchased
from Mr. Stroldeek. of Exeter, his
fine drivint meets and his new rub-
ber tiro Uugxy. `
-O1i1:+. Garr intends !cavities for
11:^ 0a81 star•tty.
-Mr. and Mrs. Mc\aualaon have
cone to reside in our village, Mr.
McN:cugb1on i. :r.in1 to rtlrl Ihe
mill far Mr. Shier.
-Mrs. Couzcns, of New York is
vi-itit1' nl (l:a 1 Iru,na.re.
-.Mrd. Fcrzuson and son, of To.
reale, and Mrs. Wm. Stewart, of
Ore, :ore visit in (heir parents, Mr.
a rr I Mrs. Jos. 54 e l,lu•n.4.
- f:brr Paynter spent Sunday in
Exeter.
left (:•n Monday for
hi: - I ono. in Ilensell, there he has
s'•;Ilred a si114:a I ion.
--\\'t:. Mills sports :r rubber lire
1114'4 :c•.
-hiss Young Hundaytd in Exe•
ler.
-Wilfred (ouze s secure( ,(
situat i >n in one of our general Mor-
es.
lor-
cs.
- 11. Copeland bed his face badly
Inane(' .ten^ day last week.
-Where are you gnino to spend
atism
M ow of the constitutional
teases. It manifests itself
k load I flaed achei w
rsand stiff
usdes,-it cannot be
Alred local applications.
constitutional
thetreMood, n actkg through
�course of the great medidoe
Hood'sSarsaparilla
which bas permanently
cursd thousands of cases.
Pears the
Bra of era /N/ for look.11,14 Co.,on ~.L Lowell. Mak
the 21411. \\'lly of course :It Wood -
Ione
- The :uutiverstry services of the
Woodhull Sunday School %sill be
held on bulld'Jy. May 21st. Sermons
will he preached 10.30 a. n>r Iu,d 7
1t. in., by the Rev. Mr. Aye:test, of
Luc•tn.
- (Semen Ser the s fiW'l,4 Oil t lie
21a. Come and enjoy 4 hem.
EDEN
-Itev. Mr. Andrews spent Tues
day in our ccmntunity, accompanied
by ilia wife.
-Mr. T. W. llarris, of Oshawa,
is the guest of his dau,ltter, Mrs.
J. Esscry.
- Mr. W. A. Davidson siert Sun-
day in Credit.oa.
-Mr. John Luxton, who has been
so seriously ill is recovering slowly
-Our League intend holding a
social next Monday evening, May
22nd. A good programme is being
provided and an informal lunch will
be served. Admission 10 and 15r.
All are tvelcamc.
-Mr. IIomer Buswell spent Sun-
day at the Thames !toad. What
is the attraction, Homer?
-Most of our children attended
the circus.
DASII\\'GOD
GATES, WHEN YOU ARE BUYING
a gate it pays to gst the best
Examine the superior wiring of the now Page
Gate. A g�0000dd stock always on hand. E. P.
Poems, Hardware, Paints. Oils and Tinsmith.
ing.
Mr. John Hall, of London, wa.: in
the village, Monday.
-A large number of fine looking
cattle changed hands ]fere last week.
- Mr. Henry Ehlers, of the 14th
is looking for a suitable )souse to
buy in the village.
- Miss Ella Minnie, of Zurich, is
book-keeping at 4t,he hardware.
- Mr. John Goetz':. saw mill is in
full swing, and .wing stood satis-
faction since beim: overhauled.
- E. 1'. Paulin unLoaded n car of
coal tide aveek.
- The Sovereign Bank had a larze
tour comoinaticn safe placed in the
vault a,t the Bank, Saturday.
- There were a number out to t he
circus at Exeter from 'this 'neighbor-
hood, on Monday.
-Mr. Orval Ehenes, of Thedford,
tormcrly of Zurich. is at present
pro manager at (he Sovereign Bank
here.
-Mr. and Mrs. -Pfeffer. of Mil-
verton were visiting friends in .the
'.11Inge.
- Rev. Louis Miller, is visiting his
brother, Henry. We learn the Rev.
Mr. Miller will occupy the Lutherian
pulpit Sunday morning.
-May the 28111 will be Rally day
for the Young People's Alliance, ar-
rangements are being made to have
the Rev. Dr. Medd, of Hensall, give
an address that evening.
-Mr. George Snider has returned
.Lange after successfully completing
his course at the Dental College, of
Columbus, Ohio. \\ee extend our
congratulations to George, and wish
him every success in his profession.
- Rev. NI. Clemens, pastor of
the Evangelical church, has just re-
ceived his marks for the degree of
M. A., We extend our congratul•t-
tions to the Rev. Dr. M. Clemens.
-Lydia and Jake Schrader spent
Sunday at their mothers'
_We are pleased to learn that
Arl.ltur Weber is on the trend.
-Mr. Fred Ilaker's house looks
very tasty with its 11Cw• coal of
paint. S. .T. Ifc.nderson A Son were
the paint era.
Richard Hamilton is unloading a
car of lumber.
Wedding at Mr. Conrod \Val -
per.:. Particulars next week.
(From another source)
- Mr. J. Kellermann luta im-
proved She front of his store,
- Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Snider have
left for Colunlbu:a, Ohio.. Ito visit
their son, George, who ;graduated
last week, he leaving successfully
passed his examinations there in the
Dental college.
- Jonas Hartltils ha's pur-
chased Mr. Teidenri tee property in
in this village.
- Mr. Jos. Snell, who has been
manager of the Zurich and Dash-
wood branches of the Sovereign
Bank, has been made manager of
the Exeter branch 11.40, and will
make his headquarters in Exeter.
Mr. Snell has been one of our most
respected and popular residents and
it will indeed be a heavy loss to
our village when himself and es-
timable wife remove from our midst.
\Ve understand that he will spend
one day each week in Dashwood, and
one day in Zurich, remaininfr in Exe-
ter 'the .et her four drays.
CREDITON
- One Tenni.a players ire hard at
work practicing. The majority of
them are amateurs, but they are
doing :splendidly.
- Some of our people went to Exe-
ter on Menday, to nt tend the circus
The majority feel ne though they
had better stayed at home.
-Our postmaster has carpenters
al work remodelling his store.
-Mr. t t
li ► ae
of 5, � erof
m n the
g
Merchant's Bank, at Luean, w118 in
the c'ilia•rt• list Saturday on busi-
ness.
-Al trite special meeting held in
the school house last Saturday even-
ing, the ratepayers of the section (ie-
cide:l to build a new school house.
it it 1 a be a tnndern enc in every
earls i1 tr, and the anaunt borrow-
ed will he hint's dor term of year 4
-Our band boys f cvr,rerl our Citi•
ren•a wit h some choice music 1a.1
Friday ('venins.
- ih•, and Mr,. Hoist left \Veanes-
dray morn',n f to 94 ten I lice funeral
of the deter -We mother at Fonthill,
C • a f Welland.
A quarterly bird nleetinz only,
Methodist church was hell rn Mon-
day of last week, anal an adjourned
meeting was held on .Monday even-
ing (,art. The Stewards report a
shortage of Rl60 in th^ finan-'s
phi+ year.
--lir. (:leas. Ki title has had his
bolo I:ern III •wn, .an I will convert
41w8 into rn^ large barn.
-Mr, Samuel Drown was in Mont •
1 1ast week on business.
-.\ 1 -tppy event look place at the
r. :•t n. of Jt r. a.n•l Mrs. .ino. 1'.
mony with Mr. Fred Currey. of
S4'lu•w:Iing, Mioh., Rev. G. I). Damns
officiated in tl.e presence of the
relatives and friends of the eon -
teaming parties. Miss Ida Fink-
beiner acted as bridesmaid, and Mr.
Carpenter, of Sebecraing. Mich.,
assist: 1 tau' groom. After the wed-
ding ceremony t.h' guests 14:44 down
for lunch when a toot( w.8S pro-
posed for Ihe bride and was rt. -
spond(•d by ileo•, C. S. Finkbeinttr.
The groom was then toasted by Rev.
C. S. 1' inkbeiner and was responded
4o by Hcv. Damm and Mr. Max, of
Sebewaing, The ',rand was present in
the evening and added greatly to the
day: enjoyment. The happy couple
left far their home in Sebewaing,
Mich. last Monday accompanied by,,
1lie hest w•iSl:eS of a host of
friends.
Au cn.tcrtnintuent will be ,riven
in the -Evangelical church next Mon-
day eveni.n:s, May 2211d, beginning
at 8 o'clock. A very brjef program
will be given consisting of music
and a short address by Mr. A. L.
Hreitiupt, of Berlin, President of
the Conference branch of the Y. P.
A., after whioli an illustrated lee
Lure will be given consistinx of lime
light views on the life of St. Paul.
The very best that the art galleries
of the world possess on Paul's life
itis been drawn upon and will be ex-
hibited in lime light, thus affording
an opportunity of seeing the luastcr
paintings of the best European ar-
tists, and obtaining, a connected view
of the Tragic scenes and momentous
events in the life of the great apos-
tle and missionary of the church of
Christ. This is a rare opportunity.
Lel everybody ;.ome. A silver col-
lection will be taken up at the door
4.a defray expenses.
An enjoyable event. ttok place on
1Louday cvo al the ,home of Mr, and
Mrs. John llauoh. Their friends
and relatives •t•a the slumber et 40
Fathered t.orether 'to celebrate the
fiftieth anniversary of their mar-
riage. i•'ifty years is a lalir periott
011(1 abut feta married people are
privileged to see and celebrate'their
holden aatniv(•rsary. After the cer-
emony of re -marriage had been per-
formed by Rev. Geo. D. Damm, 11. D.
congratulatory addresses were Liven
by Messrs. Jacob and August llaist,
brothers ,of Mrs. John Ifauch, and
bir. Phil Mauch, of Zurich, :arother
of Mr. John Haucb. 1)r. E. A. llaist
also gave an address. Next follow-
ed The presentation of a valuable
rift whereupon the happy couple
rezeived the hearty congratulations
of their relatives and friends. Mr.
and- Mrs. John Hanell responded fcel-
irrzly. After t his the :guests repair -
e(( a a the dining hall where n boun-
teous jubilee dinner was serve:!. The
following were amano those present
Rev. and Mrs. Geo. D. Damen, Ja-
cob llaist, Mr. end Mrs. Phil.
Manch, Zurich, Mr. and Mrs. Aug.
llaist, Mr. and Mrs. Salrlucl Brown,
Dr. .and Mrs. E. A. haist, Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. lloltzmann, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred llaist, Mr. and Mrs. Tom. Ma-
whinney, Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Heist,
Mr. and Jird. 0. Wein, Mr. on:1 Mrs.
ilarry Hoist, Mr. and Mrs. 3acob
Schwartz, Mr. find Mrs. John Mist,
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Brown, Mrs. G.
Qai.aer, Misses Lizzie Oest reicher.
Lillian Mist, Mary Ann lIoltztnanm,
Master Earl and Roy Heist.
HOW TO \\'ARD OFF OLD AGE
The most successful way of ward-
ing off the approach of old age is to
maintain a vigorous digestion. This
can be done by eating only food suit-
ed to your age and occupation, and
when any disorder of the stomach
appears take a dose of Chamber-
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to
correct it. If you have n weak
stomach or are troubled avit h indi-
gestion you will find these tablets
to he just what you need. For sale
in Exeter by W. B. Ilowey.
6olcDration
' -ON-
ay le
ENSALL
Afternoon of Sports and Races
to be held on the Race Course,at
1 p. in. sharp, at which the fol-
lowing events will take place.
Lacrosse Match
Clinton vs. Ilensall
League Football Match
Hayfield vs. Ilensall
Baseball Match
Zurich vs. Crediton
Gentleman's Best Turncut
Horse Races
Farmer's Trot, half mile, Running
Race, half mile.
!feats, best two in three
Concert at Night
fiensall Hand will Furnish Music
i'ilIktein•-t• la•1 \t'edtft'".ii , when Children under 12 years of age
Ih^ir' d.ilr•:I,tei, Mite Core we4 �+
joined in II -hely bona. of Inilri-� .ICC. :1dmi�sion 25C and i5c.
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GIANT YELLOW INTERMEDIATE MANGEL
The Dairy Farmer's Mangel
Will grow 30 to 50 pounds in weight.
2000 to 2500 bushels to the acre
The easiest harvested and the
Best Feeding Mangel Grown
We strongly recommend this variety for ,harp gravels, shallow and•
light sells. or others not adapted to the growth of the Long Red Mange), al-
it penetrates to hut. a moderate depth, Special attention is called to our new
selection of this mangel,which is by far the best of the intermediate varieties;
its girth nt shonlder and base being about equal; it is between oval and cylin-
drical in form capable of being grown matkable for feeding properties and
hardiness.
Put up and supplied in sealed packages only,.
by Darch & Hunter, London, Ont..
FOR SALE BY
CARLING BROS., Exeter, Ont..
SAM BROWN, Crediton, Ont.
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