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The codling wittre la the Mite .of
water los* to the "pole industry than
y other inteet. The extent of the
Outario *lone run* up evert'
ev into the hundred* of tigmsands
dollars. and into the minims in the
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vit I. Hope -Many fele
aged to learn that she i*reeQveLug
, ly front the effects Of herrecent
lidera, she haring ateidentallr
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:near
the, frifit., t° (PIP' tn,
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te strike .11P
to $attirday iighth los in,,Varfous
cot .tAkt liitctI States:-Pntalities
/ :lured' 130; striktt3 'StilKoOth
0100 Ifttike ateleseineri s, • 4/191tiLiat„
cOet to.eity inPAO, ‘d504ep1t 14!
• country- In clep.uties. ;15,10, ; nirop. lu
husintsti retai1,2411,850,000; wholesale,
$1,200,00it :Express COinpanies,
• 000. hotels, $78.009; erinan tssiou firm%
ndin
eyezytbing t kettinto keeitia.
.0/penaivikthanapraying,
t 00.., 0: Ift‘::*bannfOr
e*Iiintnett-'andtb
d ttoyd evevy tetidayki Or two .week
doringlite'latter June eti,d alt
. July; ; • \•7, .
• Every fruit growershould ;400:wt.
edge the valitel,of such bit& 4.,%‘-.4:he
Chrckadee, Downer Woodpecker,
Notbiitch..13Inutird„,SWallowts, 'Wren.
k 4 •L
he oa s q o e o n-
shiPe of, Downie and, Ellice. Perth
oun are taking Aring,ent meas.
u to era cate Swill -pox in bot
townships. The boards, at a joint
meeting. ordered that all Without cer-
tificate of successful vaccination with-
in seven years should be vaccinated
at once. School teacbere have author-
ity to advise the Medical Health Offi-
cers of either township of new cases.
The old ciAes are'quarantined under*
surveillance, .There are no new cases.,
• *
The Ontario Government ie a bill;
Introduced by Bon. W J Hanna,
ropose&to prohibit the -selling of
orie.4svetsstalstin
ling an order froM a parent or guard.
tan. Mr. Hanna says that this meas.
uffits-in accord with the -desire
liquor men as well as others. Ne doubt
niany orders in the past have been
forged by the minors, and outside of
the fact of their securing the. liquor
. the temptation to commit f..rgery
• a
-one-
a
Mr, .t Gainey-wial Ian -week -
,dicated by vote of the Legislature.
whicusneass that t,egislature dean's&
that Gainey did not receive a fair hear-
ing -of hiscase-before Chancellor -Boyd
• and Chief Jostice Falconbridge and
that the resolution ;toed on June 28.
------19itr-eirgiTiWinnt, or is con uc
'previous to and at the time of thetrial
- of James R. Stratton, should be ex -
tinged front the records. The resolu.
ion passed by a vote ofOO-21. Gamey,
Harcourt and Premier Whitney spoke
previous to the voting. Mr. Gamey
discussed the resolution in a ronderate
tone; Mr. Harcourt regretted that the
decision of the , judges Should be
brought into .question; Mr. Whitney
backed up Mr. Gamey very strongly
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- ,CIIAND138 GOVERNMENT.
liatitedity--',Niglit of Toronto.
.Islowi as well as at any other time, it
is perhaps becoreing to admit that
prior to the general election' in /an-
uary, I aedercstimated the good sense
and capabilitiesof government which
Premier Whitney ° had densonstrated
illinderirriras—occenrIrl—the- -oilier pi
Ain our Provincial klovernerientri Abs
*Mutely and unequivocally I opposed
• n nf the Rosa Gove
inept, but with plidnly Stata-lie ie
that Mr. Whitney and his friends were
probably incapable of doing anything
xritore.thatiderniitistrating their me
. Id-unclupwils-t '
that not another moment could the
--....:—.1toss-GovernmenthateleenAct1e
but I accept the odiunt of the not un-
-
had notquali'
elarea prilicror
any public:. gustier,* to undertake a
• governtnent , acceptable -tos the best
thought -"rir-erythlit
been done by the new Government
better__ than was expected. The did:
/nesters of the situation have been
unhorsed; even thelcorporations Seem.
.airiinletaltably out of the saddle. the
cievernment having already rep tat-
•.edan arrangement 'made early 143 Jan.
tnit7 for additional power to be devel.
vans.. This grasping corporation,
through auxiliary organization', el.
,7--readylltiaToronto-by-thei-ateck.ta
_this distinct _kick in the diaphragm
will make it recognize that it does not
lown the earth and fulness of power
thereof The Whitney Government
trarthistemperutteepeoplethat
It can an much in the way of bettering
'the liquor traffic without any dema-
gogic resort to spread-eagle resolutions
and unworkable statutes. Altogether
• I feel that I -owe an apology to the
gentlemen 'of the Opposition who are
riowanembers of the Government, for
discounting their ebility_, and inten-
tions, and in this expreesion of approv-
al of a eomirionse and reittionable
admission I feel that 1 am only vitTiang
the opinion of those who read this
njurious ins ,
fruit could scarcely be grown. En-
coura e the birds, therefore, to dome
a mut t e ore ar y eeping
at a distance, and by punishing the
robber of birds' nests.
STATE OF Onto,Orry OF Touton. Sa.
1,17'CAS Conarre.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner ofthe firinot:PIJ.Che.
Limy & Co., doing business in the City
of Toltalo,Count3r and State aforesaid,
and that said fir113 Will pay the sum of
ONE HUNDRED.DOLLAftS for each
and every case of Catarrh:that citrinet
be cured by the Use. of Hall's Catarrh
FRANK
Sworn to befere me and subscribed
in my presence; this (ith day of Deceva.
ber. A.D. 1886. •
(Sum.) A. W. GLEASON,
Hairs Catarrh Cure is taken intern-
ally. and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Send
onials-free--
- F. J. CHENEY, Toledo, O.
Sold by all drug ists 75c. .
'Take tiall's anti "PilWair-etitistic
tion.
it‘f4ttidttriiiMint;
real au "Iveek ou
A itttAlt is Misr OceOPYingl he"
builtUn4noutb of tbe prititing onisCe.
tsar YtingbluZ and . e thert,
-have formed a4,1r. _shje, in the
bliss Brown lute returned to her home
in 1 a
the borne Of Mrs. 3. Preeter.--rs
es London spe t a
ety days with, Mrs. AL McCormick
last week.-Uhis Celia Smith has re-
turned froth Detroit and williiirnd
the summer m
at her hoe on the osh.
en line. -Wm. Smith and son. Of De-
troit, are visitors at the home of Mra.
Magel.-Mrs. George Brenner, after a
two weeks' visit with friends here, left
for her horntein Midland Friday. She
was accompanied by her sister*, Miss
Lizzie Albrecht. -Rev. and Mrs. A.
Geiger left a - few days. ago for their
home in Elmwood.- Wes. Schoellig,
after oneyear's work in the Detroit
was no so m ouT own, was as ng a u
anfl mY grocer to me 0 wai a ay •r o an e
would get some, and 1 ank glad 1 did so. My wife is a
good baker and made goci4 bread out of other flours, but
what she has now made out of Royal -Household is so fax
ahead that 1 would. be willing to 14 freight fifty- piles •
instead of twen"-live, rather than g9 without it. There
is no our'justas g
ful, is now at his home here enjoying
a few holidays. -Moses Geiger is on a
pleasure trip to-Siatith-RivervIklew.-0
tario.-Miss ,Kate Hart, one of the as.
sistant--teachers-, bas handed -in -her-
resignation to take effect at the end
of the present term. This will neces-
sitate the, trustees securing two new
to--begin-after-the summer
holidays..Themany-friends-here.- of
Father Valentine will be pteased tu
iearn-that-bergrows--stronget-ever
day, although he will not , resume his
duties for a few weeks. -While clean-
ing an old clock the other day P. W.
Hese-found in it four atery-old_.
bearing the dates 1007 and 1812; th
other two were from .0 foreign land
m e o
Stelk, the popular ,principal of tbe
Zurich Public school hes handed in his
resignation. which takes effect at the
summer holidays. Mr. Stelk has prov-
ed himself to be a careful and pains-
saking teacherandhis severance from
the school will be a distinct long We
understand he intends taking 1% pros-
pecting trip to the- West. -Andrew
Thiel busbeenappointed constable for
our village.-The'rrustees of the vil-
la• e have decided to Ott 40VID., 04,4
tOttettiellt—WRItS--t
summer. -William Schwalm has' plus
chaded the dwelling and two lots from
extcutors of the John
tate now occirerkt-WW-s.. e
sengerry, paying therefor $700.4' We
understand Mr. and Mrs. Schwalm
intend retiring fisina the ditties' of
farm life and will take thinga ,•egrisier:
They will move to the village in the
Rodney. May 12. -The preliminary
trial of Alexander Willis and Mrs.
Covell, charged with the murder of
Eliza Lowery, was concluded to -day..
And - the result is that Mrs. - Covell
goes free and Willis goes to the St.
Thomas jail toatvait his trail at the
1al1 assizes for the murder of aged
Eliza Lowery.
"Raffles" Stories in
—
Me. E. W. Hornung's stories of
“B.aftles; the Amateur Ora.cksrean"
are nniveritritt admitted to be the
mos aseinating ta1es-7ff
venture ever written. The charac-
ter of Raffles, the 'gentleman burgbie
and jewel -robbery is one new to fiction;
the story of his exploits excels in vigor
and thrilling lutenist the work of any
hall- an
pire "
Daily on May 13th, and the .WeeklY,
edition on Ma 18t of Mr. Hornun
a successful barn raising on Tuesday.
--Henry MLL Who has- erinditeted
the livery stable in Zurich for nearly
eapi. hex -mit id the business
'stock, barn and dwelling toe. er,
of Berlin who has taken possession.
We are 'pleased to learn that Mr. Ma.
el intenirg: remaining In our villa -e.-4
said wish him every success. .
—BANK ClIANGES:--The Noverei
rnadiriirnie-Chiiiigee
et it • g e_
So 11 under whose able
management the business of the"' ur c
and Dashwood branches has increas.
branch added to hie etipervision and is
mug to niake that town , his honie.
tat, the secountent-here„ has
been appointed assistant manager -for
Zurich, and 0. H. thnes, whajias-been
slattkmeetat-thoThedfm•d-hritriel
been appointed aisistant manngetoof
the Dashwood branch.
tales, which have never before appear-
ed in periodical form.
:The Etnst of these tales.. The lcits
." iotioduces Baffles and hie
rental companion, "I'llariny, in t eir
an.4.4tmst_eicitiog_torRiar • 0
the great jewelry store. tine of these
eWlitrelMit e'ver Si-tt
rev
JOHN HENDERSON. -
Now, is there a -single woman ir! the whole country who, after ,reading -what
WM-end-awn says, will not,t1 dnop_ send for the Royal Hot -Mktg recipes end give
RoyallioUSehol4 Flour it trial:, Mention, this paper .and address
ME OGILVIE FLOUR MILLSICO.; LIMITED,
NIONTR.AL-e;
three, Months.
Orders taken at the office of this
AVse_kly Mail
• and The Advocate to be Mailed
to any address in Canada, Great Brlt-
tzwtheThftdStatern.nnwin-
til
Jan..1st, I900, for 85 cents.
News of the Week
-The 0,P.R. crop report shown eondi.
-.eons in the west to be extremely fay,..
The Vanderhilre are prep:rrin g plans
t-a120000A00-tannelund the Dis.-
troit
Twenty people people were killed and one
hund ed injured by the terrible rail-
v...aceident rat iierrtibuntcp.a._
The President of the British rd
of Agriculture hae reinaed to remove
the embargo on Canadian Cattle.
By a tornado whichswept Marquet.
te. Kansas, twenty-four pftple were
killed, .forty-four injured and great
derange done.
Prnit Air:opera have Again complain-
ed to the railway Commission remird.
• k-of-proper.---ehipPing---faeihtiest
on tke
▪ Peerson. a finance, of Etosticoke
township, was run over by a wagon at
Toreirito Junetion Thursday and died
shortly afterwards.
atterla 'quarrel with bee linadand took -
it aise of earbolto acid on Friday •ard
.died shortly, afterwards.
HMO Denten, a potioXar young.
man of llifeaton. Ont., committed suf.
ride Saturdarty shooting Liniseit in
the Itrad-vibile stili in bed
- 4,1641itiliter Otimids afortfities'
b� the neW title Of therimithiailletter of
rir*TI Linda, ro separate vinistrypf
Mines being establisbed til,syear.;
15tran Pattet*onAbefronointisb4witi
wito was "wooed of, tl* murder of
Cresiir 'root*** borilz:ntriket,
whose guilt (klir IIIIIneentei IWO :NO*:
York juries tOtilt1 ,been;
di -barged front OuSterly. .
:Fite.: at :Palmerston.° • Y.de
-
...,tionyed a" spleildiii
boo *ix et .tattt
The captain of the Hull trawler Mirio
died If woundsrecelyed when the Rus-
sian -fleet fired on the fighing 'mesas.
Grand Mogul teas ar4V
, the- products of the
lands in .Ccyleift
inouritain dew of ate Oritist.
Q-Nat-ifte-: put into these.
Highland teak a high per.
tentAgir-oLtImitie-1
ing) and a low percentage
tanrit (belers).
Gratul Mogul teas are
a, nerve -tonic, a -pure food,
and an aid to We.
Nervous people ef4i
their' to medicine.
44 Health); peopleeg
them as the 'beverage,
good °health,
'PetePai*I 13)., , machinery
fr aeon teapct
cook's Colton Root Commssoldreiroarectiabnoitnii
on which WM** too
• sow la two defrost of
otironti—No. I; for oulhary
.$1;Porbox;
mummer for
per amt. "Sad eta
ASk torfAxlirtiect-
Davialtakikfle
initastituto.
11**0001t SI*41101440 Co. Windows thisSzto•
With Coifed (not kinked) Seek Strands anditearY up:
- I, . rights one foot apart or a -Medium Weight.
GOLDEN CASE.
A trotting stallion; ehestnitt sorrel,
"lbAndlidgh,MAWeig1181075
good feet and legs; gentle and intelli-
gent with- a -goad -pedigree. Stands -at
home, Winchelsea, each night; at
Freight paid (in iota of 50 rods or over) o any &Whin in
Western Oritario. Asktorbni, newbook. "Practical Econ.
vow -in 'Wire Fencer Corittruction.r- 4:London-Fencing eitt. -
fits are cheaper and better than ever this year.
-P"Ild----L-01,100-BU FE MICE -1111 -AC -141
-LONDON -7,---ON-TARIO. - --
Write quick. This ad. will only appear twice*
on y; nraoe,
Tuesday. Phdlip Ilernes, llsborne.
Thursday, David Christy% Con. 12.
Effibert '
(ineorPora
'.13)I1Nit Elt SPRAGUE, N�. esiW,
lias a record of ttts; he is lt tan s
high with good bone, excellent feet
tie will be at his °ago stable, 'Exeter
North each night and otithe following
days at theifollovring places ler noon:
Tuesday, Thos. Vincent's, Lumley.-
for noon. . ,
Wedneschry-i-Zimmer's Roteti -Dash
wood.
Thursday, Moffat' t Hotel, Centralia.
-Friday, to- Farquber Hotel.
EDMUND BELII.A.0k, Hay P.40-
ItAVOtO, No. 1e401. yot. it.
Is A beautiful seed brown stelthin
nenrly 141 hands high; a typiesi Eke.
tiOneerl with it pedigree that cannot
be lwaten. He will stand for noires.
-Moffe-tt's llotel4or night. ,
Wednesday. Jetnes
dillph; Kirkton.
Thuradayi. John Reiland's, Bien -
tamed; Riweeldale Hotel.
Friday. Parquhsr Hotel; borne for
ittli•
• mm, gaewtnottit ttHafelittet.o.
MILO III (18840)
Is a beautiful -black, white star'. on
, forehead. whitepateh on nose; it prize
wrier itt,fron:L;LOndtoitnoshostndtTsotrotanintooirnelgra
stnek in Englend.
Monday, leeve his own stable, ere.
diton, and proceed to Jabez Shorts fog
none, thence to West,,ScGillivrey for
":•r*,:lowetidothderi'FiWrii. Morgan's and Thos..
Wedneliday. Mount Carmel Hotel
nd Chris. Dinney'4. -
Thtirsday, to Sharori•and home.
Ulan \ to Jarnea Ford'e. Con. 2,
hen, and home. - ,( .
' EIJ KING, Prop. mid Man.
, .SIREVVIN,100IS. .
4'1 gitold big sty ibth horse el ts.....at
11-H1011 sfilislccnee.,,..1741 hands high.
uit)i'ovate-1'11one* suet splendid feet
anit,..,i.iinkles; im tlydesdale
with the best of et* is ancestors.
Standsait follows : •
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—11oeconroct-Ptai;----; • • • • -
Fial,TrXxort lgovong,._ IN THE DOMINION -OE__ ¼ 1)A
OFFICE 110110: Ma. tn. to 3 p: m. SATURDAYS, 10.. ta. to 1 p. in,
"k 011.14111tAL BANKING StISINESS ITIATIFSACTEM
Farmer's Sale Note s cashed or collected. • Fornis suppliedtiu 4plkutioli
DRAFTS on all points in the Dominion, Greet Britain and United.
States bought, and wild at lowest rates of EtChange. -
ADVANCES nuide to Farmer% Stock Dealers am/ Bushiest; Men at
lowest rates and on most favorable terms./
DEPOSIT Receipts issued and highest current rate of interest allowed
Savingianklepart
Agents at Exeter for the_Dontinion Government.
menti°,17,148.bFg,arradm4deckeirart"1"4. -Tra="171
DWKsor & CARLINV, Zoticitors. X. II HMOS;
•
Steridard Rule L Regis red in the American Trotting Register, Vol -
um,. XvII. •ftreito colt: two %bite ankles, behind: foaled- in 1001. Bred by
J. C. Lintienaan, Lime, (Alio. Now owned by Jones tt Kens, Exeter, Ont. q
6 .
tecilti 2:14U, 81re GI Cour:Wii E; e 20%k,, Miting Tick 2101 NorvUl Aiztiti Lettere. -
.144y Norwtto 2:131,b, 1.4a rtttz 210s. Noose! 2:12!..i",, and 77 others in the it00
CAI; hi* 1474ri*3ral t70. Ed (faagt:ent prm1ttz4 d lo in Taft 8o0 cf kleettnftr 111, Sir* t Aid= tei?4,
.trantl t171,t1.
Palo Atto 2:1r5.f.4. and ctton in 2 aqiik. Than Noftizi, gnu brood mare h Nennen
tire ot
tZstn-E.LFIVEllt.ig.,
&trot
0nratral2.247b,
htm ec...rttc:4 IV!
t'b ftrta !Ant:A RE
" cf. tttr
(.1Nivr
0t440, itinornin
Are t4criort$ 16,
°Two pityson
kill4.741,0eveml ate tboi1gbt to'
l'itonaitti *Male dehrie,,, and tw
livrs have 'fieeivIstrei to hIpitn
he "res,lt of e/rikeiliirinfit
'nit 04's,IttOrti
-Etr, nearPbTh
-
1.7 At.roNso rgto,
lawort Kye a alum :notana 17 othtr iltatattel
ta-
frri sea et flmta Willerc,1:1,,Yf.,siet of liostps itoben-
stein 2h,. rtaklxnil Miran t044, !lows 2,-.413f, rkr4 14
'others; tIa,i Mnn/ Matte. doe or Ato-Orme Aftlinters 2.2.11°,
Alanddif 2124, ct0.. hy Ifmnblino -
ti.tetIOSEIER
ftkots of Ira 3, 'ai'l'15111, LectrEt2it3ci, srd over /SS CtLer
Rip ot Ark* '114,11/7t.6 SonOt '104. PAO Atto.t4, VOhm;
(11n1 ptrtivAl.trgoilso itritetliireof x,pr pcbro. ti.7.9s, 'The -
bott and over 1990 other itUfier4 1)940inettk
lj tatiteOist
notia eavij. sire of t$orta Tet Moto eir:ai,
w 601 2:114viy, ittat 1 ettavii •dinits Fiinny Wil. c
other daniltni. pcitAtrit 0, no of Atto:at 23; C.st-A,
"erigtIqm,*arclit tn,i.d sire, by 741,31f:1r:4 Chief IL
1.1101SIAN
t!r g':111,11.,.."ccAti-O.Z'lit,,, Orer.iirefigi7T4%r:fr* tit hers
tirciciAsaft
rA" ttrz.4 wavdslre Naral eta cvt
t pert:Altaic
i+AVntl"..
ednestday;,,Albertannnin Vb31.
Brock's, oon.S#
NYOndbaml and 1irkton
Dontaniso con.. 1