HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1906-03-22, Page 5� r Pawru, lumber Yard
and Saw MITI
um open and bustling daily and a full stock of Lumber, Shingles, Lath,
Cedar Posts and all kinds of Building Materials always on hand.
DARN SASH in abundance. BEE HIVES flniehed or in knock down.
always on hand.
WATER TANKS TO ORDER. Cash Paid for all Kinds of Saw Logs.
Custom Sawing Promptly Attended to. Estimates Cheerfully (liven.
Tbc RossTaulor Go. Ltd„ xctor.
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GOOD NEWS FOR
THE FARMERS.
o more hole digging $
to put in fence posts just
rives,t.hem in with a .
sledge hammer. Far
ahead of any ever yet
seen around this part of
the country. Conte in
and see them for yourself.
We have had a great
many iron posts brought
in lately and ar( prepar-
ed to sell thein cheap. {$
Scrap iron taken in ex-
change.
MaJACKSON &SON I
Main -St. Exeter. }
One door south of the
Metropolitan Hotel.
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MEDICAL
W. BROWNING, M. D.. M. C.
fig a P. 8„ Graduate Victoria Uni-
versity. oElce and reeldenence. Domtnioa,
1Lasoratory, Exeter.
DR. A. F. MALLOY, MEMBER
ONTARIO COLLEGE PHY SI -
and Surgeons. Sn000..aar to I)r. J. A.
oa. Office, main street. Residence, east
4ess first street north of Post Office, Exeter,
Ontario.
DRS. Y. AND 11. M. COWAN. 3114
Telephone ins, Long distance connectioat.1
ihpecial attention given diseases of women and
earaety. or yo P. R. street cars r. Se MARTIN & SON
(hi...street
ett take you almost to the door.
ale other city office. Special Hospital and 1
•alter arra-gements for patients from al
ce.
Piccadilly Street, London, Ont.
The Osborne and Minn
Farmer's Mutual Fire lnsur-
ante Gompanu
Head Office, Farquhar, Ont.
Pres.: -I. A. Somas, CROMARTY P.O.
`'ice -Pres.: -F. MORLEY.
WHALEN 1'. 0.
DIRECTORS
W. 11. PASSMORE, FARQUHAR P.0.1
SVD!. ROY, BORNstout P. 0.
1. L. RUSSELL, RU68ELDALE P. O.
T. RYAN, DUBLIN P. 0.
AGENTS.
1. CARMICHA EL, STAFFA. ONT
A. DUNCAN FARQUHAR, ONT.
J. 1VILSON, FCLLARTON, ONT.
I. S. GILFILLAN, LrCAN, ONT
B. W. F. BEAVERS,
Secy.-Treas. Farquhar.
GLADMAN & STANB('RY. Solicitors
What is Home without
a Piano or Organ.
Cerainly not all that it might be.
Call and sec us and let us show
you some of the highest grade!
PIANOS AND ORGANS
that Canada produces. They are
certainly works of art.
SEWING MACHINES
Then in Sewing Machines we
carry the bLst that the market
affords. Do not listen to what
others tell you about our prices
and terms, but call and satisfy
yourself. We will make them to •
suit you unless you are very hard
to please.
DENTAL
DR. A. R. KINSMAN. L.
D. S. D. D 8.. Honor Oradt ate
of Toronto Caivendty, Dentist.
Teeth extracted without pain or
Sad atter eRbeta. Mee in 'ran-
t's-ma block. West aide of Main
doss,- Et�ear•
CONEY TO LOAN.
Wo have a large amount of ptirate (sods to
baa tatwv sod village proper Ire at t°wrate.,
�/r GL,ADMAN & STANBUHY
Barrteers Solicitors. Main 8t. Exeter
DICKSON & CARLING,
asetaateea, 801teitora, Notarial (•onveyeacers
n
Boed.•
tasetre. Soiidtore for the Mottoes
Beak. Eta
llifMsy totoaa at twines rata. d Interest.
OTVIOE:-it AIN STREET, ESETEIlr
a. c.w.nte a. A. L B. DICaae!
MHO!'AS CAMERON. ('ON -
a ancer, wills drown, money to loan
•a reel estate, also Licensed Aac/ioneer for
theoonntle..(of� Bursa and Penh. Charges
ritodeute. Order. lett at the 1 legs ,r at my
rat Mdeoee, P argabar will receive prompt atten
dee.
MONEY TO LOAN
We Aare unnamed titivate hads for tavern
- ttM open tarns or village i report, as lower
ales or t.tet+s.t.
Ult'BSON a; CARLING
Yxeter
FARM FOR SALE. -Ont' ot tine
beet farms in tato township of
Hornet, being Lot 11 in the Sou t h
beendory, is hereby offered for sales
Thee farm *anteing 78 acres of esoei-
lest land. 40 acture in greee, 13 acres
be fail wheat, o young and valuable
orchard, the %bete clean and in
first class oonditesn. The farm
will feat.( and druinrd, 2 good and:
leaver f Ming veils. On rho land ate
wr otcd modern and un -to -date build -1
inept. a ceen(ot table .and commodious !
dwelling; new bank barn 65136; driv-•
Ana Ivaue.e 40x20, the land offers
peculiars induc' .nevus to .,ns per -un
desiring .. mode: 0. looney staking
term and is convenient to chur;h,
aabool antl markets. 1'oneession I s t
April. 1906. For p.articuLvrn apply to
DICKSON & CAITLIN(:, Solicito. a for
Vendor. Exeter, or to COON. R'Ili':LI-
HAN, trop: ichor, \C I►.Iet 1'. O.
Iii•; . -.11 1.
Au interesting gnaw of hockey was
okayed at Godelictlt \Vcdneeday even-
ing f khat work bt't ween the Code-
Tio! d Hertaall ladicei hockey treimn
the re,'nit being 2 to 1 in favor of
(',aletic.b. S:.ndy H-,wderi acted as
referee.
!REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm in Stephen, 100 acres, good
paa;ttire land, good Link barn. cesn-
cnt floors, stunt! frame .house. house
and barn neurly new.
80 acrca good (arming land in Exe-
ter, good barn, land well under -1 SALE REGISTER
drained and well .anted. i --
i Wedneedty. March 38. Farm stock
and implements the property of tl:e
Into Richard Sande in Centralia at
Ono o'clock Nhttrp. W. II. Sado,
pnoprictor ; Jas. Stanley. auctioneer.
Saturday, .March 24t h, 1906.-ViI-
lago property in Exeter, lots 18 and
19 Ann street, Icing put of tho es -
I tate of t he late J+.mee Moir. Thee.
Ceme.non Auctioneer. J. D. Stewart
and John Traquair, Erecutora, Hen -
I' O. (ladmtin & Stanbury,
, Solicitors. title at 2.30 p. in. on the
prcmisc+4.
Frid.iy, March 23rd. 1906. -Farm.
i farm stock and intplemcrrts on Lot
1 2e, Con. 4, Lrsbonne, at Ono &c'nck
shire, Th3 (.arm c:rnsists of V. est
hell of Lot No. 25. Co -t. 6. ,Uaborne.
Ithe property of the fate Jas. Muir.
T.homas Cameron and 11. Brown. Au-
tioneers; J• 1). Stewart and John
Trnquiir, Executors, Henaall, P. 0.;
Gledtrr.en & Stanhury, Solicitors.
ASTURIA
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
itt use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of
and has been Runde under his per.
�# �� - --: - sonul supervision since its infancy.
• • Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Count, rfe'1t., Imitations and "Just -as -good" are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants It tltl Cltildren-Experience against Experiments
What is CASTORIA
C:)storia is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare.
gorit•, Drops and. Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its acro is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allir3-s 1'evert:Airless. It cures Diarrlrooa and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
411(1 Flatulency. It assimilates the food, regulates the
Stoan:u•lt and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea -Tho Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
TMC OtNT.va COrgae. rr r , Mew Vona C.t'Y.
AUCTION SALE.
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VILLAGE PROPERTY
--on-
FRIDAY, MARCH 30th, 1906
at 2.30 p. m. sharp
Tho Exocutars of the estate of the
tato Jas. .Moir will offer fur =ate on
above date on premieres the following
valuable properly. being lots No. 232
233, Moira survey, Ilensall. On the
premises there is a comfortable
footle kottso, 1 1-2 storeys high on
brick foundation pith kitchen and
woodnited, also tho Ilensnll Laundry,
with upper storey fitted for living
roosts.
TERMS. -Ten per cent. or equiva-
lent on day of sale the balance in 30
days witalout interest. For pwartic-
1:tr:s apply to the undersigned Exec-'
utorx.
J. I). STEWART and JOHN TRA%
QUAiH. Executors.
B. 8. PHILLIPS, Auctioneer.
GLADMAN & STAN RCRY.So itore.
Tw,o storey brick .house, 3-5 acre
of /and, good garden, plenty of fruit
trace
Now brick cottage, 1-4 ere land,
well situated.
On Main strut beck store, brick
store ttauee and small frame dwelling
Good business stand all in good re-
pair.
Opens house block, Main street,
Exeter.
Molvon Bank prossrty, car. Main
and Huron street.
I)r. Hollins' res:dencc, geed brick
house, large stable, two lots s+ell Pit-
uated, also cottage at Grand Bent,
nicely situated.
Also :a good hearse a i;h sin ghm
l'rice3 low. terms easy. Apply to
JOHN SI'ACKMAN, . Real Estate,
Agent, Exeter.
AUCTION SALE
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FARM STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS
Mr. J. Stnniey has been instructed
to sell by public auction at
C1:NTRALIA
-on-
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 28th. 190G
At erre o'clock ',harp the following
stock :and implements, being the pro-
perty of the Otte Richard Sande.
4 henry draught horses; 1 milch
cow ; 1 atter coming 2 years old: 2
hogs 9 months old; 1 self bidder; 2
movers. 2 wagon!: jloosier drill;
hare° rake, Frost & Wood; 1 roller ;
1 disk burrow : 1 ret Diamond har-
rows; 3 fanning mills; 3 plows;
gang prow 1 buggy: 2 decno_rats:
1 new double set harness; 2 sets sin-
gle ttrtrness, nearly nett: 1 pr. bob
sleighs; 2 hay racks; 303 cedar picots
50 bus. c Deice peas fit for seed: quan-
tity of carpenter tools; 2 sins pump
ringers: 2 crodsscut wares; 2 doz grain
trigs; \Virjffletree,, ;:-ckyokes,
c:;a,ins, forks and other art:cte, toe
numerous to mentojn.
TERMS. -All stems of 85.00 and
under, cash: over that amount 9
months' credit will be given on fur-
ni shing ,pproved joint notes. A doe
count of 4 per cent off for cast on
credit amount&
W. II.$ANDO, JAS. STANLEY
Prop. Auct.
For -any c. ac of nervousness, slcep-
les.ncs•, weak stomach, indigestion,
dyspepsia. try ('attar's Little Liver
lens. Relief is sure. The only nerve
medicine in market.
SCHOOL NOTICE
Public Notice is herebygiven that a
by-law to divide Public chool Section
io. 1 of the Township of Stephen into
two sections, will to considered by the;
Council of the Tnwnehip of Stephen.;
at the Town Hall. ('te-ditoti, on Mon -1
day the tad of April, itltMi at Ten a. m.
at which all px•rstens interested will be
heard.
HENRY EI1.I3F,11,
March 6th, IA(O. Tp. Clerk.
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made specially for the blood nerves
nit complexion.
1, l'uc.blo, Colo., 3lrreh 16.-Somo two
encore lives were crurthed out early to-
day itt a head-on collision ot two
passenger trains near Adobe, Color-
ado, on the Deaver and Rio Grande
ruilwey, and more than a score of
the victims wore incinerated beyond'
identification by a fire that de -1
stroyed tile wrecked ca:oltes. Many
othcra were injured, but all probab-
ly .will rorovor. Tato wreck was duo'
to undelivered orders, .heavy moon-'
titin grade-., a blinding snow stem,
a sharp curve and the slippery con-'
dition of tho retina. Only tho loco-
motives, beggagc and day coaches
were wrecked, the sleeping cars es-
caping calumet unscathed. Many of
the deed were horncscekcre bound
for the Northwest. The three
crushed locoinotives set fire to the
splintered coaches, and it was hours
before all the bodies were recovered,
the (frames being so fierce rescuer.+
could not approach the debris until
the fuel burned oil:. '
FIVE YEARS DYSPEPSIA CURED'
"No ono known what i suffered
from stomach trouble and dyspepsia
whites Mr. A. B. Agnew of Bridge-
wnter. "For the haat five years 1!
blvd been unable to digest and as-
similate food. 1 had no color, my
strength run down and I felt miser-
able and nervous all the time. 1 al.
ways hid a heavy feeling after
moils rend was much troubled with
dizzintees and specks before my eyes.
Dr. Monition's I'ille were just what I
needed. They have cured every sym-
pton of my old trouble. My boalth
is now all twat can be desired." By
ill means use. Dr. Iiamilton's Pills;
25c .per box at all deniers.
hose wavy of our reajdents will
recall the t.orrible utuider %% larch
occurred in tIliavicinity over _!)year
ago, end tvdti:h the netsspuper
t):toughout rho Uttnitioa ut 111.t
LOW: K •se v.uy vivid description
thtt of the letemeelly murder.
The 1.i-.;o'y of the Donnelly four
te • v.ctieit, of the tcraible atro
Citic,,, >,l,osss tb:.t they hail bee
tightly or wrongly associated wit
immersesables crines•ee in the townshi
of liiddulph end village of Luc:in le
s
i
u
1,
twenty yeasts prior to Lho murder, in -
;eluding in LU.e cutagory arson. at-
tempted .•tttoo:it;g, cattle stealing,
ate -null :and larceny. besides many
rcisdeme.,t.ure of !cis hideous tau
Itura. The old man James Donee-
ly auin,a iu this country about sixty
1 )-ours ago, and eetticd on the 6th
COHOeslSio•t of Iliddulph, which .tt that
time corupt•,.-*-'d a isart of the county
of lfurua. Shortly after taking up
fifty atoms of Lind, the father, with
the view, no doubt, of providing for
his increasing family. squatted on
another !fifty ilexes on the 11th con-
ccsi$on of the sumo township, but
(after a long and tedious lawsuit, his
claim to ttga property wee decided to
be invalid, and tea was disi•ossessdd by
the Cascada Company, and the lot
-1
eubseueiily bccumc the possession
of a Mr. Joseph Carswell. This
I, 6 '•nticvnain settled upon it, built a
gond house and outbMIdings, but one
night short ly after the harvest. the
btrnx wore desttoyrd by fire, to-
g•'.4acr with the rco•-on s crops. The
aquas taus Laid at the door of the
Dotut^lleys, but the perpertrators,
notwithstanding a large reward was
off sleet by the Government, were
never discovered. Some time .titer
tide Mr. Oirswell herd a number of
his horses and cattle disem bow led
during the night and the blame was
ag-'ria attributed to tate Donnelly's.
For at Leost lett years prior to the
murder tiro court records were not
considered complete unless one or
more of the gang were up for trial
on ono *huge or anothor. There
were rxvon boys and one girl in the
Gamily. and of rho boys eleohacl and
James won', dead at the time, the
forever bei.;g kiilcd in a quarrel at
WA-teirford n few months previous.
J.vins+ i•t said to have died from con-
sumption. Bob and Bill tsorved time
in penitentiary for different offences.
%%Vola John, Torn and Jim wore aa -
dieted at the sessions of 1876 for Lar-
ceny, assault and attompted arson.
but rare never tried on account of
the witnavma being spirited away.
Michael, Themes and Robert follow-
ed sttrgo driving .for several years,
betwcon Lont4on. Luexin and Exeter,
but (Unity gave it up. They could
rot bnook opposition, and the man
w+ho lead suffio:ent pluck to cools
their path in business, sooner or
Inter became a loser in either stages
hor'* s, or equipment. Two or three
tiunv rho oppoatw
stroyed by fire;ait.i.onoct a.n titer uges occereasionde-
+ a team of horses worn subjected to
3iorrlb'e cruelties.
The store day that the horrible
murder tris committed old man Don-
nelly and Lis wife were to have had
' an examination on a charge of set-
• ting Pira to the horn of Patrick Ry-
der a short dista.nr-e from the Don-
nelly hornestend.
For some time iaorsdj.try fires and
°titter misdemeanors bad been of fre-
quent oecurroaoe, and whether right-
ly or not titre Dannelly family w•aa
blamed, if not ns tiro actual perpe-
trntors of t.hci crimes, that they were
the instigators and hence an intense
feeling of enim iy culminated against
prem -throughout the township. A
Viglesnoe Committee was formed by
the settlers, as a means of protec-
tion -from these outrages which, with
all their precautionary treasures did
not seem to hem obtained the de-
sjree.' end. The Inst fire ons on the
Ryder farm, on Thuradny night the
15th of January, 1880, in the very
midst of the Donnelly settlement,
and the four Donnelly brothers were
rat n wedding when the Care occurred;
but the father and mother who were
at their !house at the time, were ar-
rested on suspicion of being impli-
cued in the creme. Their examina-
tion wee still ',coding ap)d was to
have boon clotted on the afternoon
of the clay of the murder. but the
morning light displayed the ghast •
1)• stnoctaelo of rho last remains of
the Donnelly homestead burned to a
cinder, after beerg first murdered
with area and other such weeponi
as came to Land. About twenty men
disguised were c,ngt:ged in the Wax!).
work.
A boy rn:aned Congo -s, belonging to
the village wee etayirig :,t the Don-
nelly home over right and when the
attack was rnade dodged under the
bead witthout being discovered. When
tho murder was co.nmitted and the
houesn fired the men decamped. The
only reliable nccouet that Gould be
gotten at the time was elcitcd futon
the Connors boy. The parties mur-
d'•:rd were James and Judy, the
father and mother: Thomas. the e
t
1
Mitchell, Merch 16 - For saome
months n deuFhter of Mr. Wm. Kle-
iman, West Neerd, has not been in
good health, and irnagitel that there
wus something alive in her stomach.
At times etre could feel it crawling
up her throat and would hart to
take food to rend it back. The sen-
sation was anything but pleasant,
but relief cisme one day lately, when
the young lady seas visiting in the
country, and drinking a glass of
cream which did not agree with her,
took a fit of coughing, and up eam-•
a milk snake measurir.g 14 inches in
length, and still alive. Judging from
the size of the reptile, it 'mot hive
been in the victim's stomach about
two yokes, and no doubt was swal-
lowed while dr;nking from a pool of
Nater.
Palpitation of of the heart. ner-
vousness, tremblings, nervous head-
ache, cold hands and fuel, pain in the
back and other forms of weakness
re relieved by Carter's Iron Pille
GENERAL NEWS.
Fire broke out about one o'clock
Tburrday morning. March 16th in St.
Marys in the upper storey of the
Dosttio storage building. and did con-
sjderneee damege. Mrs. Beattie loses
Revere' thousand dollars on the build-
ing. wtheh, it is understood. is cov-
eted by insurance in the Perth Mu-
tual. Marr:+on tied Lamont, furni-
ture defacers are heavy losers; in-
sured in the Ottawa Fire Ins. Co.
Mrs. Agnes Gillies loses one thous-
and dollars on her furniture, tem-
porarily st.or al ; insured in Sun Ina.
Co. for $750. A. E. Teeeky Io.eca one
t•housetud (totters on his stored fur-
, nature, which is insured in the )royal
for $300; C. Itichnrdaon nad Co. lose
about $500 in manufactured dairy
(supply goods, stored in the building
which is covered in the Independent
C.a h Mutual. The cause of the fire
ie unktown.
To Cure a Cold in One Day ate,,,
Thee Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. ��� on every
` SWIM allion bases sold in past 12 months. This signature, /J'a7p'!i box. 25Ca
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A number of sv.aidett a of Biddulph
w•ho were supposed to belong to t
tat'' Vigilance Committer, aero ,tr-
ma+tcd and taken to London for trial
J anew Carroll wax rho first arrested
to bs tried. Tame trial took place
in London iu O ober of the some
)'Ute, but the jury disagreed, seven
being for aceuital, four for colleen
tion end ono blank. The casae was
astat over to the spring .ass+zea itt 1881
,nd rei.utted in on acsuital.
Although the township of B!ddul-
ph has u b!o; on it that will never
lee enticed, the lawlessness of two
-aid it (half degrades ago is entirely
%% need out ..end tiro reput *tions of the
eat, bitants ars equal to those of any
-cctiou of .our fuer Dominion.
Stephen, Motel* 15th, 1106
To do Editor of do Times:- Mine
deer trindt; 1 dart been roatin ntii
inderesc de leedle b'ocen sot la brind-
cd efery .voek in your ruin ttuluablc•
btber. Deey was very co:uig-at and
vita I Jetf no idol. who it iss v:tt
rine% dun up, I tray rig.hd here, dot
it vos da grottiest butehermcnt of de
English l:uakwago dot I ever read al -
petty. 1 tinks if 1 oyer ah^wed upI
do kings Ltukwagc like du, I could
attest coke and look at miueseit and
say, "vot a big jackass vat I iss' to
do unyting Like dat. I s•as going to
toll you .a couple Liddle dwtgs vot
htppenod this week. I mays 1 vill
shust take a walk oud to Exeter
and se., some on res Denary Ita•r4rts. Irfi1eb. Ile
von (Roomy socIETy GIRLcoilIlev.as in do w:cycic, ahewellry unit
I c
skin business. Ile vas very glat to
case me ranee a Fa t do Jac a told( nit CUBED
to a cigar, ve »ct clown sLc told[ tnc
call aboud ° nh,00ting match he van
'"Ul ween 1e Cold Produced Catarrh of
---
Stephen cod Zurich Glutei. Ito said
do veddor sax diaigrco~aplo ter shoot-
ing and some of de poys (hod n leedle
too much conceit, doy thought dat
dey could lick do adder team into
leedle beices, but ven de {finals came
ve Face de best ratioodors tut used to
be 'had tho following enures. Big
Vill 113 conte off int. von oud 10; den
Stelk 'he corns mit do sone; dc.n
corned Jak, of de Commercial mi -t his
3, and don comes Billy Hess undo de
two obboition putcbors mit de same
and Shittler mit his 7 and Clnerlics
Fritz mit his 10, goot 'KT for Char-
lie ho NUS n leech: thin vas all vot
some of do Zurich poys did. Der is
von or two dot Danny forgot and
den Stephen poys vas all party goot
eons. IYa Hchores vas all de vays
from vont to dots.
Donny vers telling me dot he rail
in de skin becrsniss exdensively. dot
the vas buying all do skins dot he
couldt get. He said there, vas a
prtrty in town dot has imported a
lot of wolf skins from Mancaito-
toan, and he vas going to make a
puffalo robe oud of dem for this front
door Rtep. t'nd talking ftbout skins,
I I1R1rt o purl), goot von about Bob.
Sanders de odder day, yet. You
know Robert vas always shooding
fox and too/skins von Dolioeman
Deavitt wasn't aroundt, and scan fel-
ter toldt him he ought to go oud to
Atriga and abood Boors. Ile salt it
could not Hay "der skin ins no goot:'
I tells Danny a goot von I haf on
von of deso smardt aloes in London.
Tho odder day .I vas meting the Free
Presse ten I rases in big ladders
"WANTED. -A man who 'weeks Ger-
mon und understands horses." I
says dot iss shust do kind of n chob
I'm looking ter ural I gent up to nee
do man who put in de advertiaement.
I vent in miaowing my Itcdt und
gays,"I suppose you iss do man vat
rite up dat be:Ce in de Fred Press."
"Yes sir" he rays. "Veil"I says, "i
i -ant der rhob. I speak German all
right, but I don't know dot 1 can
undernt.snd dose horses. Vot Lan-
guage do dey speak/
I vas et der station house von day
teat peek and do buss driver says
"lint a ride on top mit mo vonce," .o
1 gala up, and bo starts telling m •
nboudt tie s -ay de reads iss, ata I says
“Vell Mr. ve vill try and sae , do
man who looks after this beesness
and lit( them broperly aenpabered,"
I finks dot dirt man hit enuf to de
PO soon yet, but by de times he gets
dis °hob done he vill give up de po-
sition grid let some other cuss hay
it.
Vell I dinky I ha( sa.t enuf unit'
I vill stob. Sours druly.
OTTO STOP, Esq.
HOLLOrrit
thCi 'OR TH.
at at Zurio} It bet t}
HURON
At bite Orange Grund Lodge held
:t Goderich last week, Grand Master
Lieut. -Col. J. if, Scott. of Walkerton,
was selected for n third term. He
wee trot opposed, neither was the I).
G. M., E. T. Emery. of London; elle
Associate 'Deputy G. M., IL•arr•y Love-
lock, of Toronto, nor the secret sry-
Wm. Loe, Toronto. The grand chap. a
loin firs Itev. Wm. Lown, who was
lotted over Rev. E. C. Laker, Toro --
o. Among the deputy grand chap -1
tins chosen s+ere Rev. W. H. Ever -
Pole, Schomberg : Rev. E. A. Hall,
Gorrit•. Rev. T. W. Ilugbe-s, Tillman -
burg ; jtcv. J. C. McCracken, Thorn -
dale, and Rev. 11. A. Thomas, Lucan.
Grind lecturer -D. Renting, Cooks -f
town ; terrine' director of ccremonies„
W. J. Thoatps'xn. Mitchell ; grand
nuditora, J. J. Maheffy, Strceteville,
and W. 11. Taylor, Aurora ; W. M. l
Fitznrold, Toronto, we,' ebouc+n
deputyggrand master. Next year the 1
grand lodge meets in Orangeville.
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oungost tem, and Bridget, n fleece.
bout Ghia Ramo time nnother party
iltd at the home of W: illi•im Don-
nelly
on-
wIly et \Vteelen, and awoke him. Itis
bro'.her J ick, being in the house, got
Rode 7,000 Miles on One Pair of Tires
MR. JAMES THOMAS Dsw=Y is Canada's
champion steady bicycle rider. He is
a collector for one of the big telegraph com-
panies in Toronto, and he rides a wheel all the
year round making collections over a wide
district. His record is Ia,000 miles a year.
Mr. Dewey's bicycle is fitted with Dunlop
Detachable Tires, a single pair of
which have carried him over 7,000
miles of good, bad ) and indifferent
roads. Dunlop bicycle tires are famous as the
kind that may be attached, detached and re-
paired when necessary by the two hands,
unaided by any form of tool. Every pair is
guaranteed for a year.
THE DUNLOP TIRE COMPAYV, Limited
ST. JOHN
1104 vvoov.•vtla
Toronto
YONTRIA!
WIwaMaO
roat--Attack Was Severe.
Miss Lottie 11o4l1ngaworth, Prescott,
Ont., Can., write:
"After suffering for weeks with a
odd, it !eft me with catarrh of tho
kerynr. My voice n -as so hoarse Ibat
thought I would One it entirely, my
neck wets swollen, and altogether tqy►
condition was very serious.
4•1 bought some Peruna after I had
used other remedies without relief.
In a few days my voieo was clearer, it
did not tire easily and I began to see re-
lief in sight.
elf really was surprised to find that
I was cured so soon. I took only fop
bottles of Peruna, and it Is certainly
well worthy of endorsement."
SOUTIi IIt•ICON CONVENTION
A largely attended conference of
representative temperance tvurker5
of South Huron met in Healed! on
Monday, 1911i inst. Rev. 1)r. Medd
was appointed ohairman and Rev. J.
Yager, of %union, secretary. Mr. A.
T. Cooper. representative of the Do-
minion Alliance was in attendance.
After •come deliberation it ons re-
solved to organize an Anti -Bar -Room
League for the South hiding of Hu-
ron. Ot(iure elected were Presi-
dent, Rev. W. M. Martin, Exeter,vico
I'r,sideet. Miss Jennie Murray of
llenasall, See. E. P. Paulin, lea.ahwood
Treas., Mr. O'Braon, Ohisellturst. A
Vioe-Presidont was alio elected front
every municipality who shall be re-
sponsible for tate organizing of his
municipality with a view to a local
option campaign. The confcrenee put
itself on record strangle divapprov-
ing of cite pres•.tt custom of the
Board of Lennoe Commissioners of
South Iluron. of holding tivir meet-
ings in hotc•Is. A suitoblc resolution
w ,s t.aesed unanimously ycgarding
this natter and a copy wilt be sent
to all porton concerned. Other re-
eolutlons referring to Local Option
MoNoughts Anti Treating Bill. etc.
were also passed and copies n ill bo
sunt to the member of let: I pure
for thin riding. Through both see -
axons of the conformism r► keen lively,
interest ons manifest. The township
of Stephen has 9 licensed hotels and
the township of t'aborrne only one.
The temperance peot;le of Stephen
will more upon Iicon is .reduction
right away. The Bar -room is Doom-
ed. -Com.
TIIE NEW LICENSE FEF'
Hon Mr. Hanna, in introducing his
l aenao bill on March 20, gave ?bs
schedule of higher fees: ('i;ics of
100,000 or over, taverna *1,200, shop
81,000; cities of 30,000 and leas than
100.000, taverns 8700. shops 8700;
Cities between 10,000 end .10,000, tar -
erns *500. ,stetops $500; cetiO4 blow.
10,000 and towns betwocm 5,000 rind
10,000, taverna 8450. shops $150:
towns of 5,000 or Zees, to rerun $350,
shops $3.50; villages, tnvecns 450,
shops 270: townships, tnveras 8120,
shops $200; districts, except in -itien
towns rind village. Laverne 8120;
city town villege or erhoor munici-
pelity or in unorganized territory,
in tiro districts, .liops *500. For bier
and wine litrneee, a fee of three•
fourths of that imported for tavern
lieenxs in the name locality. For
transfer of I:cene,e .•t fro of one-third
of the fee payable for the tenons
transferred. The Lieutenaaat-Gov-
crror-in-Council rney incrozx the
duties on tavern licensee and abet/
iccnris in the districts to eny
amount.
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THE 1'101 SONS BANK
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O, PT) every lwwful tray from 1e s. x. to 3 P. W. except 8atarday 19 A. M. !O 1 P. M.
Farmers' Soso Notes cashed or collected. Forme supplied
On apyelieatlon. i'ItAFT'a en all point. In the I►cmlalon, Oreat Britain and Co
Ited sette., bought ant .old st lowest rates of err hsnge.
(Incorporated by Act of Parliament IRtt,t
CAPITAL PAID UP • $3.000 000.00
RESERVE FUND ••• • -• • • S3.000.00000
Ott Rrenches to Ontario. (jotter. Alberta Drina, Ooaartie ani )1 us -„se.
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IRAVINGS DEPART IF.NIT
• Deposits of 11111.00 ani u`.wsrt1s received. In-erest corn-
. half yearley. and xr.ded to prandial June lath and Derentr.n 31E. Dee
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posts* Re"eirt• also -aet and hithe.t enema rate. of Interest alkanes(.
Advencco road.- to farm[ -re stock dealers and hoar (as men at
lowest rates sod on mist fateanble term.. Agee !• at Exeter Oa -far c;orrfill teat.
Dlckar)n & Carlin Ve,rr,to
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