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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1897-7-29, Page 12`rHE EXETER TIMES. LEGAL. �I H. DICKSON, Barrister, Soli- .3_0ta sited of sapraine Court, x , Hoban' Palillo, Convoys neer, Commissioner, ck4 onewto hoana oRloein &neon'aEioolr, Exeter, R S.00LLINg, Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer, Etc, EXETER, - ONT. OFFICEit •QverQ 'Nei is Bank. FLLIOT & ELLIOT, Narristers, Solicitors, Notaries Pnblio, Conveyancers &o, &O. ,,%*-11loney to Moan at Lowest Rates of Interest. OFFICE, - MAIN - STREET, EX'E'1'Gli, Rensall every Thursday. B. V. iErLIOT. FREDERICK ,ri.a,ilrr. MWoolmaiwooMawwWW MEDICAL RVEF 8I Y EM tC M.T TORONTO cnt Unit er si •y. t mce-Crediton, Ont. 1-4 R>w.0 .1liQLI,INs,3G AMOS. ,eparate Qllice3 Residence same as former. t�yg, Andrew et. Offices: Spaehman'a liulidinS lilaln st; Dr Rollins mite as formerly, north door; Dr. Athos" sante building., south door, J.1..1tOLLINS, M. D., T, A. AOS, S, M. T W,B.ROWNING M. D., 11. 0 ` e P. 11, graduate Victoria Culver: ty .oalee and residence, Dominion babe a dary.ere ter . �)R. RYNDMAN, coroner for t is County of Iluran. OaCloa, opp.'site Ceiling Ikea. store, Exeter. AU CTIONEPBS. 1711 BOSSENBERBY, General Li - .1 '4 • amused Auctioneer pules ceudaoted inaliparti. Fntiefaotiouguaranteed. Oharges moderate, Beaman PO,Out: ENKY EILB +'RLiceneedAua- t les of Huron tivn o1 t.le Cam t ser i �tid hiiattlesax • S,ute» oondnotcd at mod- erate r ^ea. U:11co, at PQ»t•ozilec Otod• Son oat. VETERINARY. Tennent & Ferment EXli"1'ftli. *NT. lecaueteeOtto Ontario veterinary t at 46FP'teF.'1 °Do Moor South afTown Rall, TH +' WATERLOO MUTUAL FISP: IN$UReiNc Lao . astahitihedtu thee. F1 EAD OFFICE - WATERLOO, ONT Ufa , h a t'onit shy has teen over 'I;arenty a -,• ?i € ears in anceessful oyeration in all .ra Ontario. and con ballast to insure:tea.i est lia,a ear dalnttee by Dire, Ituiinings, Merman to ll'ae Manufactories and all ocher deserlptot,s of inset:11,1eproperty. luten,ling insurer,: O. the option o(insurinaton the Premium Sete or Cash ``{ s'Cnt. Duri re thepast ten years this s oaiaplLuy has Issued' ti, 1o11e t ea, covering property op.rty Ca t ae ease la 0:ea)a7u)S9. and to i roses a:unn4,11,,,.,2 m . Asietts..:,1 6,100.00, consisting of Cash r Tattle ti•,ve nment. Deposit:Lod the un asses - ed 1'1,:nnaui .otos en haul awl in force ,t. •II :. t.'r. ,1i1.0 Pre ei•iet; tri q. twice . cre r,ry ; J, It. FIcettcs Inspector , C1i:Ld 1 1.1, ago. tfor Exeter and vicwity :.TEaWik; BEANS nave e t - - CcceiytL („0714.:e, t• •.of Nerrolts L e , :•• lett �: ur and Faking ),Iuuhu;li; retorts the weakness of body or mind caused by overrork, or the crrois ores. c st , of yr +b This E.amt.dy ab• !slute:y carts the run c s tine a can a when all other t>;,tr;tra- t have 1e re a r ; d oidi .a�•. eiI r.: a' t r •'r rr rt sr Vi,Vr vnil, by melt or =,ei••toff ,. r+, r•lsi>' Jy1T,., utr'1 :sf 6,..• hold at Drownine'e Drug Store Exe ter DR WOOD'S CURES OouCMS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, AND ALL DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS. PRICE 25c. OR 5 FOR $1.00 FOR SALE BY AL1. DRUCQISTS' HEAD -MAKER'S 0 jaaavz ttam Fitet 5s sae SA7I3Pdai'IW re a e.r ssz o w ALL WAS 'r;BSt NEWS QJ 1 NUTSHELL' FHB VERY LATEST FROM ALL THE WORLD OVER. 'ukeresting Items About Our Own Country', Great Britain, the United States, and All Parts of the Glebe, Condensed and. Assorted for Easy Reading. CA1V A.DA. Thirty -fives bores were burned to death in a fire, at the Temple livery stables at Hamilton. The Grand Trunk Railway has de- cided upon a xtetrr regulation uniform fox its train crews. Trade returns show a large increase in both export and imports for the year ended June 30. Peterson, Tate & C,ka., contraotors Lor the fast Atlantic service, have :sought the Beaver line of stesimlhips. Laura Merkins, aged twenty, of Stxatford, committed suicide by swal lowin;p a. dose of Paris green. The Victoria, Australia, rifle team won the laolapore Cup at Biesley, theCanadians taking u clace•. Ina tin 1 Tho port of .Mordseai, in bouthern Manitoba, hes been shale a pert of en- try by the Dominion Custom Depart- ment, Thea body of an Indian woman was found near Edmonton. Sale had been strangledby tying her hair about her neck. . Queen's 'Univlelrsity, Kingstoln. will confer the degree of LL.D. upon ear W1Crid Laurier on Uotobeer 16, Univer- 'i' b ty day. Mr. Dillon, a Hameton hoteikee•-per, caught a burglar in his be: room, and after compelling the man to disgorge let him go. lV Ilya celebrating the fall of. the Bas - tile in ;:ohee r Parc, alontreel, a• num- ber of people. were wounded by a rock- et discharged into the crowd. A six-year-old son 'x- . o of Mr. John Har- rington rington utas run over by a Michigan Ceetral train at Niar ara battle and hu. head was severed from the body. Mr. Sifton has de ided to make no reduetion in the stren,;te of th, Mount- ed Pokes in Aloerta, and fn other parts of the Territories only as vacancies take place. It is expected that between thirteete and fourteen hundred delegates will attend the annual 'meeting of the Bri- tish Medical Aesociatinn in Mon- treal next month.. Mr. C. H. Wallace hay been appoint- ed first assistant en„tneer at Hamil- ton at a salary of §1,000, and Mr. J. R. Heddle second assistant engineer at $000. Mr. Fisher, Minister of Agriculture. will leave for Victoria, B.C., xn acouple of weeks and will proceed to Japan to promote a trade between that country and Canada. n a No. 3 liglit•house, at Lachine was un- lighted for a couple of nights, and a party rowing out to asrertctxn the cause fatbnd the pee er Moire 'i)aoust dead P , front strntit rel;re. The Rideau ranges. where the D. It. A. snatch will be shot this fall, are in i a ith a nerri, eted state. It is so rank w weeds that when the riflemen are ly:ng ;down they cannot :sea the targets. The Government bas decided to en- , force the alien labor law 'in Manitoba, 1 the NprLhwest Territories and British Columbia, during the construction of. title Crow's Nest Pass Railway. It is reported. at Halifaxx that the British Amiralty have rejected the type of vossels proposal by Petersen, Tate & Co. for the fast Atlantic ser- vice, and that the oantract will have to be revised. Two British. Columbia fishermen re- port'having seen something resembling an air ship in the elcy, and it is be- lieved to be the same that the North- west I,ndiens saw and repgrted, believ- ing it .to be Aadree's balloon. Mr. J. S. Larke, Canadian Trade Com missionar in Australia, points out that four million bushels of wheat, or its equivalent in flour, will be needed to carry the population of the island con- tinent through until next harvest. In addition to annexing London West the City of London will ask power from the Legislatures to a nnex 350 acres of land in London and Westminster Totenship along the bank of the river between the city Iimits and the water- works Mr. V. McInnes, who has charge of the Dominion Government immigration agents in the Western States, says that the feeling in Michigan towards Canada ie greatly improved, and that those who are going to the North-West will make first-class settlers. The fastest steamship voyage on re- cord amuse the Pacific has just been made by the steamer Empress of Japan, of the Canadian Pacific, line. She made the passage from Victoria to Yoko- hama in ten days, three hours, and. forty-four /minutes, being at the rate of 17.3 knots an hour. The three -yea r -old son of Mr. John Raymond, Pine Bush, near Galt, Ont., an Tuesday swallowed a currant in the garden. It lodged in the throat, at the Intersection of the bronchial tubes, and in spite of the efforts of a physician who wap called, the child died three hours afterwards. A despatch from Moutreal states that a third case of smallpox has been dis- covered in that city, the et:tient having been taken to the hospital eight days ago, but news o.f it had been withheld from the public, The patient, who is a brother of young Cbarhanneau. one of the first patients, is in a critical con- dition. Exhaustive reports of the crop out Look in Manitoba indicate that while the grain has been retarded by th ecoid weather of May and the first half of June, with favorable weather this month a. fair average crorp may he looked for. The. acreage under culti- vation this year is from fifteen to twen- ty per mot. greater than ever hefere bo the history of the country. GREAT BRITAIN, Samuel Charles A I1sopp, Baron Hind- lip, is dead, The Prince of Vales will be President of the R ryal Commission having charge of the :British section of the Paris Ex- position. The librarians of the world, five hun- dred strong are bolding a conference In Lclnd.on under the presidency of Sir Jahn Llubbork. Five thousand wrought nail work- ers in South Staffords`hire and North W roestcisbireehave struck for ten per cent advance in wages, Though the th,ei'mameter did not rise Last weer tn. London dbbve 75, the heat there were ive and he was veryo1 presse n several cases of stens!:roke, tihe Woman Suffrage' Bill Sues with - ()lawn on Thursday from the House of Commons, as thele was Ur) disposition THE EXETER TIMES Is published every Thuradn.y morning at Times t r Mouse A Printing �" Vfa'n •street, nearly opposite Fitton's jewelry store, Exeter, Ont., by JOHN WHITE & SONS, Proprietors. RATES or ADVERTISING: irstinsertion, pet line 10 cents. ,ch subsequent insertion, per line3 cents. To insure insertion, advertisements should e tent in not later than Wednesday morning. Our JOB PRIR"TINa DEPARTMENT is one the largest and beat equipped In the County of Huron. All work encrusted tous will re ccive our prompt attention. 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In pita of, formal denials, there is good reasons to believe that an en- gagement has been virtually agreed upon laetttaeen the Duke,Duke,of Manchester and Miss Mary Goelet, New York, The Lond.on press is very outspoken in condeinnttag the recent de,:awech of Secretary Sherman on the Bering Sea Ti' 1. each Supreme Council of Ed - dispute sent in the form of testa urs eication lits adopted a proposal by tions to United Settee Ambttssados which Loreigners are enabled to ab - Bay. lair, doctors' diplomas by ulndereoing i sides. t.•xu trivet m,.uate s , t 1 rent on ti Ih r ;Gad$$ [see ll, Scott, n.ot aryila tw a intense excitement was created in Earl 1Lus;sel., wile in January last. was sentenced to eight months iniprIsoxl• Havana on Thursday by the arrest of ment, for criminally Libelling him, was eighty rich Spanish merchants and .released on Thursday morning from beakers in that city, for selling mer- Hoiloway gaol. ,^lha nc1iso and medioiues to the Cuban Sir Blundell IT,,aple was not subsorih- lasurgenrs. ed two million and a half dollarto W eke:natio circles see significance in the Petersen fast Atlantic Scl,rrne, is Jnpar, aonfsrring file Order of the at first reported; but will under,writ, t'hrrsanthetn'im un KangAlfonsa ane. that amount, iC the whole capital of the ale, artra°,etnary harlor with which the DOW company is ' 1deseeritL n Jalta nage Amlessador was received by .A. hundred distinguished London th e, ctta•n!isb Cotu•t• ladies gave a jubilee dtnni•. to Cela Retorts from Kimberley say that brats the progress that women ts,.,e teP.‘"(,,`•.1.' 1'urol'eans and 50 natives are made during the Queen a retitle .k novel r,ninm,e,i as the result of an accident feature of the entertra. /anent was that a' t the l4, lacresers miad.itre. Thnro Twentyislittle na- each lady was privileged to invite a (Lis.tes were v. tinguushed. man. A meeting of the representatives of , r. Ilrilain was bald to l,anttosi W consid- "'e,'1 5har,.ly lir, held in � ie:nntt or ll.r er the question of bienetallism, at i8 It +•, discuss mensurea to pre adopted probable that an international confea ntrantet the Tlnited States tariff policy mdse will be. held shortly in the Vetted rega_drr1g sugar bounties, States• I. te-fi4t Pasha, the 'l'wrkislz Foreign The Parliameatary South Africa iinister, has informed the Ambassa- dors that has beau enquiring in• do••s that the: Sultan has agreed to the to the'lransvaal raid., has /lade its re- prtneiplrs of the, demands ot the powers, port, in which it throws the respunsi- n nd was prepared to accept their views batty and places the blame upon Ala, on t to Peace conditions. Rhodes, and exonerates 1' 11•' •. Chamber- ;daLsa•lley, the rebel leader, with six - forty -eight Socialists in the German Hese xstag are serving terms of im- prisanment for the offense of lese ma- jestic.. Emperor William is greatly displeas ' 0 1, t court t _af o ed teeth, tdecision h T17t he Arbitration which deprives his brother• - m -law of the right ;01 succession to the regonty of Lppe-Detraeld. t r e France, the United, tatatt'*s, and Great u hoe:. of s.•tvieng the others. L. is stated in well-informed oircles in Vienna that a European oonCerence The Duke and Duchess of York will start on August 15th on a visit to Ire- land. They will remain for ten days in Dublin, and will attend the Leopards - town races and the Horse Show, after which they will make an extended tour in the north and south of the country. 8a.^.:. Barnhardt fooled the .uiunici- •at Portsmouth. 'They authorities 1. made elaborate preparations to give hex a reception, but atter they had assembled in their rosina at the Town Hall the tragedienne discovered that she did not feel strong enough to climb the steps. The weekly London press takes vir- tually the same view of Senator Sher - man's document on the sealing question as the daily papers, and regard it as a highly impertinent composition. the Speaker says its language is quite strong enough to justify a suspension of all diplomatic xelatio'ns if that were worth while. The proposition to confer upon the Archbishop of Canterbury an official status as head of all branches of the Epis;opal Church in all parts of the world, which is one of the most inter- esting questions before the Lambeth conference, will come to nothing, as the proposition is opposed by the Amer- ican and some of tbe colonua bishops. s. UNITED STATES. The Pittsburg strikers are asking for arbitration. The Baptist: Young People's Union, of America, have selected Buffalo as theta next place of meeting. Senator Hanna has indicated his will- ingness to arbitrate the trouble be - .•ween the striking miners and the coal operators. Female ]prisoners in Kansas City gaol, who have hitherto remained in idleness have now to break stones like the men die ensin with their skirts, and wearingpcarse overalls. United States Secretary Sherman bas written instructions to Ambassador Hay in London, in which he complains of the British Gc eer.nment's policy of delay in dealing with the sealing ques- tion. A despatch from Washington says that the _Executive has decided that up- on the first interference of Japan in the Hawaiian Islands the Stars and Stripes will be hoisted and bluejackets landed to annex the islands. Prince Eui ;Win, heir -apparent to the crown of Corea, tvlho its at present in the United States, is said to bit follow- ed constantly by assassins, who are in- stigated by the Cotrean Progressvie party to take his life. Commander Booth -Tucker of the Sal- vation Army, is making a tour of the Western States for the: purpose of se- curing large areas of land on which to locate poor people from the overcrowd- ed sections of the east, and enable them to earn a livelihood. Charles Dreher, of St. Louis, Mo., three years ago was sentenced to be hanged for murdering his sweetheart but was sent to an insane asylum. Now an alienist has discovered that by re- moving a growth of bone he can make the man sane, and consequently eli- gible far the gallows, An Indian named Tiger Cat eloped with a chief's wife from. Fort Lauder- dale, Florida, a few days ago. `.felbe runaway couple were captured and brought look. They were bound 1.0 stakes near the water's edge, and aft- er being exposed an entire day in the burning sun they were devoured by al- ligators, , The oommis:i,on . appointed by the United States (.congress to examine the deep waterway scheme of connecting great lakes with the Atlantio have ni.pearted. They point out three routes, two of which are practicable and one possible, but they do not thi,nik that the advantages to be derived from the an- de.rilatking are sash as to commend it as a Federal Gover'nmen•t project. According to the commercial reports from the United States trade has been during the past week more than usually dull, even for this always dull season of the year. The general depression is also intensified by the coal miners' stroke, and the number of men "out" is larger than last week, In some .in- dustries, notably the building trades, boots and shoes, and iron ore, there is amimprovement, lsut continued un- eertatnty, about legislation helps to hamper trade. Wheat has advanced on considerable buying for export. GENERAL. , The Turks are desolating the vil- lages of the Armenians with great cruelty. News from Tromsoe says that Prof. Andree started on Sunday afternoon on heir balloon voyage to the North Pole. Acting upon the advice of Captain - General Weyler, the Queen -Regent of. Spain, has pardoned a number of Cu- ban insurgent chiefs. Plentiful rains are reported through- out the Northwest Provinces of India, and. the Government will shortly reduce the extent of the relief works. me. naphtha springs of Baku., an im portant seaport of Russian Transcauca- 'sls, are on fire, and immense quantiti an of the crude oil have been destroyed. Liget out of the ons hundred and British Governmenteatstation of Gaya,on the Island. of Labuan, and carried off two t house nit pounds from the treasury. The British Resident at Labium has gine in pursuit. A t3erlio despatch says :—The feet that Emperor William ss returning to Kitt for ;an examinatt ion of tate eye, re•• Gently injured, confirms the fear that the accident, is more serious than has danger =r cut 1 admitted,t e owin tbs.) general low the oft' the Kaiser, THE QUEEN. she street -reel a Deputation or Noneaztronu. liar — She 11'1[1 anon Lrave far it,iberne Hone. A despatch from London says:— On Thursday the Queen received adepu- tation of Nonconformists, headed by Dr. Joseph Parker, minister of the City Temple, and Dr. Monroe Gibson, for- merly of Toronto, Ont., and Chicago, Her Majesty received them with even more ceremony than she did the Episcopalians. They all lunohed at the castle and then proceeded to the draw- ing -room, where they were ushered in- to the ,presence of the Queen, who officers/ dthe high, f f surrounds bypo kers- o was the court, with a guard of honor. The Queen will start for Osborne House, isle of Wight, on Tuesdaynext. Her decision to leave Windsor castle is a great relief to the royal family, who fear that she is doing too much forher strength. Every davof the past week sihas beaureceiing de- putations of visitors, and entertaining guests at luncheon and dinner. When she received the bishops the other day it was her own suggestion that a number should be personally present- ed to her. To Bishop Whipple and Bishop Potter she said, "1 am v er Y glad indeed to see you here." The Queen's message to ber people from Windsor castle, published Fri- day in the Gazette, in which she says that she intends to reign as long as life lasts, effectually disposes of the stale old story published in the United Status asserting that she contemplates abdication in favor of the Prince of Wales. OPPORTUNITY. The key of yesterday I threw away. ,And naw too late. Before to -morrow's close -looked gate Helpless I stand—in vain to prayl In vain to sorrow! Only the key of yesterday Unlocks tomorrow 1 NEW TREATMENT NECESSARY. Mr. Grumpy, why did you discharge Dr. Slickly? He bad the impudence in these hard times to advise my wife to take a trip to Europe. After.... Taking a course of Ayer's� Pills the system is set in good working order and a man begins to feel that life is worth living. He ho haseco who become theg radial pP xey of consti ation, `does not realize the friction under which he labors, until the burden is lifted from. him. Then his mountains sink into mole. hills, his moroseness ' gives Place to jollity, he is a happy. man again. If life does not seem • worth living to y ou you, you may take a very different brew PHE QUEEN TO HER PEOPLE DEEPLY GRATIFIED WITH HER -SUB- JECTS' ENTHUSIASM. Pleased Willi Seeing So ltuny or Iter Sub ;leets Front all Parts or the World—She Thames Everyone Frons the Depths or Uer Heart. A special supplement to the London Gazetteublis i the les h following 1 otv'i letter from the Queen to Sir Matthew( White Ridley, the Hone Secretary "I have frequently expressed my personal fieelings to my people, and though on this mem(nrable occasion there have been many offieiral expres- sions of my deep sense of the unbound- ed loyalty evinced, I cainnot rest satis- fied without personally giving utter-. ance to thiese sentiments. It is difficult for me on this occasion to say, how truly touched and grateful I am for the spontaneous and universal outburst of loyal attachment and real affection ex- perienced on the completion of the, sixtieth year of my •reign.. "During my progress through Lon- don on the 22nd June this great en- thusiasm was shown in the most strik- ing manner, and can never be effaced from my heart. It is indeed deeply gratifying, after iso ninny years of la- bour and anxiety for the good of my beloved country, to find that my exer- tions have been a.ppreoiated through- out my vest Empire. In weal and woe I have even. had the true sympathy of all my people, whish has been warmly reciprocated by [thyself. "It has given me unbounded plea, sure to tee so many of my subjects from all parts of the world assembled here, and to find them joining in ac- clamations of loyal devotion to myself ; and I would wish to thank them all fromthe depth of my grateful heart. "I shall ever pray God to bless than and to enable me to still discharge my duties for their welfare as long as life lasts." • A TERRIFIC EXPLOSION. Four Women and Two hien Killed — Two Fatally and dovetail Others deviously Injured. ,A. despatch from New Haven, Ctann., says:—Title worst' e,xpllosiloen same the etstab3iehltaent of 'the Wilnohester Re- peatiing ,Rains Cormmtny in this city took place at the armory of this cone corn chi Wednesday morning. Six per- sona were instantly Quilled; two were fatally d ued,imd at least a dozen( mare ar less seriously hurt. The list o4 dead as given. out by the police and medical examiners includes:—Wm. I''. Bauumer, bfrs. Mary Baumeister, Miss Josie Brendan, Mies Ida. Brown, Wil- liam. dram. Hill, Miss Traoyfiam•oY Fatally ilnjured:—Geo. Birdorff, Edward Bar- dierff. The explosion. o,:curred in that de;pextment avhleh is known els the loading room. Employed bin this room, were 150 hands., about 100 of whom) were girls and warmest. Nearly all of the women are employed un what are known as the loading maichiines. It teas about 9.30 o+clotak in (thea morning when the fearful explosion occurred. The. full complemeu•ts of hands was at work in the room, when the explosion took place.. In am instant the air was filled with shrieks and agonizing cries. Forty fleet oS thee side of the building was blown out and hurled in pieces moony feet. A hurry call. was sent for all available physicians. Tthe fire de- pnstmemt, this police, the amhulance and hospital corps 'were speedily suem- moned, and the work of oaring for ttha dead send injured was begun. One of the. victims who had not been kill- ed was partially disemboweled. If a victim was seen to be alive he was ten- derly cared for rend despatched with all Spee ed to bis biome or to the hos- pital. The o ficials of the company expended every effort to assist in the work of relief. They caused to be sounded up so far as possible those. of their employees who were in the im- vbediate vicinity of the explosion. The cause of the. explosion is not deter - maned. • ANTI -MISSIONARY RIOTS. • A Lithe Girl Said to [lave Been Bewitched •—in►prudeut Act or a eliasienary, despatch from Hoenig Kong says:— When returning home from the annual meeting of the American mission at Ching Chon to Panig Chia Chuang, the Revs. A. di. Smith, ands H. ID. Por- ter, Mrs. Porter and two childrenwere attacked by a mob. They were tra- velling by boat, and had tiled up( for the nig'ht, ;inlet outside the city. Stones anti, other missiles were thrown at the party, 'but they klept the mo'b at bay, until soldiers arrived, by firing rifles into the air. .The people •acousedf the missionaries of kidinapping a child. Five missionary riots area reported to have taken place rn Kiang Se pro- vince in as many weeks. The last riot, in w'3illas three churches) were de- eJur•,a n an t d bythe molb 'h ed GoT , a,PP Ye 11th. 'According ito native reports a little girl heappened its be playing with a aloud doll, .de4sitgnS..edsometthang like a .foreigner, (when a missionary [pissed, by.. 'Thee child usled iinseltimg terms, whereupon the missionary slapped her for iarapu:deenae. Plihe child went home and Sell 111. The missionary is alaipn- ed. to have bett",ilakted .tie c the riot, OH TH• .ESE W Ol. Nellie Ch0.ffie and Birdi .. 1 14111 I II119111µ,IIIl,11111111f II1111111111U1UI I IIII1111111IIIIIIIIl11111 I nin THAT THE FAC—SIMILE SIGNATURE O F --- IS ON THE WRAPPER OF EVERY BOTTLE OP , w �TOR1A in one.she bottles only. Ontario is put tap sir . It y Is not sold in bulk, Don't allow anyone to sell yon anything alas on the_plea or Pr omise that i1 is "just as good" and trill answer every pox. pose;' ear. Bee that yon get 0-S-S-T-O-11-I.L. The fie- oc'i EXACT COPY OF WRAPPMR. emit= *my xs<<; of . .r .. -- wrapper. IIMINIMOMMIEMEMEMENIMEMSZNSCEMI A LUDICROUS MISTAKE. Naval Manoeuvres Which Failed—The Ad; mina WIis at 1'ruyera and Declined to Fight. A despatch from London says:—The whole. programme of naval manoevr- es came to a ludicrous fiasco owing to a misunderstanding of thee orders of the Admiralty. The fleet was divid- ed into two parts, one cammanded by Admiral Fellows. ;hie bad instructions to steara out of Biacksod Bay, Ireland, to await a declaration of war, and then endeavour to return into the bay without being intercepted by the other division, W A n stilsixty miles fr on the rendezvous a cruiser overtook Ad- miral Fellows and told him that war l had been declared; whereuplan he turns! about, and, meeting no enemy, en- tered the bay and telegraphed to the Admiralty, "The war is over." After several hours' silence the Admiralty sent him a curt order to go to a rend- ezvous 200 miles west, This he did, and then turned about again. As ho approached Blacksod Bay last Sunday morning the enemy appetared. and cleared for action. The flagship Ma- jestic opened fire, but Arimiral Fel- lows did not respond. On the contr- ary, he signalled that he had already captured Ireland, that Church services were being held. in the various ships of bis division, and that he must de- cline to fight. The, Admiralty was fur- ious, and it will be a long tune, before the last is heard of this fiasco in nav- al circles. A SENSATIONAL MARRIAGE. A despatch ,from Philadelphia, Pa., says :—Dir. G. F. Cadwalader, the head of one of Philadelphia's oldest and most exclusive families was married yester- da.y in St. Paula's Episcopal church, to Bridget Mary Ryan, his former housemaid. The marriage caused quite a. sensation in society circles in this city. The bride came to this cauintry five years ago from Tipperary, Ire- land, and three years later entered the doctor's employ as housemaid. 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The fleet was divid- ed into two parts, one cammanded by Admiral Fellows. ;hie bad instructions to steara out of Biacksod Bay, Ireland, to await a declaration of war, and then endeavour to return into the bay without being intercepted by the other division, W A n stilsixty miles fr on the rendezvous a cruiser overtook Ad- miral Fellows and told him that war l had been declared; whereuplan he turns! about, and, meeting no enemy, en- tered the bay and telegraphed to the Admiralty, "The war is over." After several hours' silence the Admiralty sent him a curt order to go to a rend- ezvous 200 miles west, This he did, and then turned about again. As ho approached Blacksod Bay last Sunday morning the enemy appetared. and cleared for action. The flagship Ma- jestic opened fire, but Arimiral Fel- lows did not respond. On the contr- ary, he signalled that he had already captured Ireland, that Church services were being held. in the various ships of bis division, and that he must de- cline to fight. The, Admiralty was fur- ious, and it will be a long tune, before the last is heard of this fiasco in nav- al circles. A SENSATIONAL MARRIAGE. A despatch ,from Philadelphia, Pa., says :—Dir. G. F. Cadwalader, the head of one of Philadelphia's oldest and most exclusive families was married yester- da.y in St. Paula's Episcopal church, to Bridget Mary Ryan, his former housemaid. The marriage caused quite a. sensation in society circles in this city. The bride came to this cauintry five years ago from Tipperary, Ire- land, and three years later entered the doctor's employ as housemaid. Tho doctor took more. than an employer's interest in lase fair Irish girl, and final- ly proposed marriage, She accepted, and after vainly endeavoring to have the Roman Catholic Church, of which she was a member, waive all restric- tions, estricttions, Miss Ryan gave up her religion atnd joined St. Paul's Episcopal church, of which Dr. Caedwalader is a Vestry- main. She is 21 years old. Dr.Cadwala- der. is 50. • Orator—Now, friends and fellow eit izens, what is the natural deductions from these facts? • Voice—Fifty .per Benet. f CARTEKS ITT LE IVER PILLS. U RE !Sick Headache and ropers all the troubles it, . dont to :Mitten state of the system, such as Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsiness, Distress after eating Pain in the Side, &a While their most remarkable success has been shown la curia` SICK Iieadaohe, yet CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER Pura are equally valuable In Constipation, curing and preventing this annoying complaint, while • they also correct all disorders of the stomach, stimulate the liver and regulate the bow,la. Even if they only cured HEA ,Ache they would bo almost prlcel see to those who suffer from this distressing complaint; but fortunately their goodness does not end here, and those who once try them will find these little pills valuable in so many ways that they will not be willing to do without then& sat ne w to t:he ban° of so many lives that here Neatens we make our great boast. Our pills cure la while others do not. asersi 's LITTLE 'Lrvsa Pots are very small and very easy to take. One or two pills make a dose. They are strictly vegetable and do not gripe or purge, but by theirentle action please all who use them, In vials at 25 cents; Eve for Si, Sold everywhere, or sent by mail. OAT i1ED30INE 00., Vow Yost. Pil Small Dom Pnall Y QQ'( 1.1p IN 5 AMMO CADQ! fS -Te 111E SUPERVl510�0F�r� fA PL "MONSOON" TEA.... Is packed under the supervision of the Tea growers and is advertised and sold by them as a sample of the best qualities of Indian and Ceylon Teas. Far that reason they see that none but the very fresh D, J�,����� leaves go into Monsoon packages. That is why " Monsoon," the perfect Tea, can be sold at the same price as inferior tea. It is pet uR in scaled caddies 6E% lb., 1 Ib. and 6Ibs,, and sold ,n three flavours at 40c., 50c. and OOc. ' STEEL, HAYTER & CO., Front St , Toronto, 7,1e� THE »IETZ ) V N(� f� MPS: DRIisi �l � ijd LL7►.iBjl .r. 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