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et attpreene Court, Notary
moriev to navaae neer. Centre iseto tier, tke
Ottleei an son'aUloolc, Exeter.
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COLLINS,
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Barrister , Solicitor, BonTayalcor,Etk
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OFFIOn : Over O'Neirs Bank.
ELLIOT & EiztoT,
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Pablic,
Conveyancers Sze, &lc.
-Money to Loan at Lowest states
Interest.
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Ritr. faCe—Crediton, Ont..
D ris. ROLLIN'S do AMOS..
Separate Ohices. Residence same as former.
1Y,Asuirew Rt. Offices: Spaclannies buildinzr.
Main st ; Dr Ronnie' same as formerl3r, north
dcor: Dr. Antos" seinebij1jiugsouth doer,
1.A. ROLLINS. M.D., T. A. A MOS, 111.
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office and residence. Own Men LAM:
tray . Exe ter ,
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1 ')R. ElYN.DMAN. coroner for tee ta
County of Huron. Office, opp site
f'arlIng Bros, store Exeter.
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THEI EXETER TIMES
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11114..e for England, eefected a million-
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inENEWS IN 11 NijillEit. .'itat)li-littor'thilg itisraiteo*rteldLaYtoPPCabt14atinPriries
populer indignation
against the Government for ourrender-
TIE VERY LATEST alltalain Cbarles Zenon the New York barber,
If
1.,,T,.,.. ,,,,, ing to the demands of Germany.
ALL THE WORLD OVER. ,:aeL,:,,eies,j, tiii):::,..,,oinnesclull.dasa feour Nei i'es for the
au autease be performed ou the remains
0 p. anu asks that
Interesting' Items About Our 0.ve Courety °` ia last vvi '
r h ' 'fa
Great Beltain, the United ' Slates, arit" A sla)) of. quarbz witb. veins of gold
Ml Parts of the Glebe, Condensed ant prom:fleetly sin ...lug Will convey L. a a -
Assorted or Rosy Reading.
CANADA. '
The late Mr. Thomas Lawry of 111,132-
itt011 left an estate of $155,000,
Oxford County Council is considering
the purobase of sill the toll roads in
the county.
It is 0e -elected that the new census
of Montreal will show a population of
three hundred thousand.
Judge Davidson has been aprointed
professor of criminal law in the Mc.
Gill University'. faculty of law.
The Customs Delartment is taking
steps to stop the importation of infer-
ior and unwholesome tea.
Lieut. -Col. IlumEhreys, of the 6°'th.
Halifax, has withdrawn his resignation
and other officers will follow.
Dundee leen Couu al will not co
l'erate in the Eonanion Allia,n en ye
ition for liquor Remises ameudinents
Alphonse Cyr, who ran a nail into
is foot while working in Booth's mills,
ie i of Iockjew in the hoseital at Ot-
wa.
The British 13oard of Tra ie figures
r November sbow a decrease le im-
rts of 41,330,000, and an increase of
exports of £1,202,717.
Chevalier Drolet bas left for England
Mali tete arraagements, for the sale
his mining rights an the Saskatebe-
an to an angliee .syndhate.
Guard Milligan has been sus en 'ed
the Kineston penitent:are eat °
forn,a'e levitation to President eac-
leipley to attend the gola jubilee of
*the discovery of gale.
-Lena Winslow, of leansa,s City, .who
sued the Kia ghts oe efaecaaees for
teenty-five tuousand dollars for dislo-
c-atiug one of his kidneys while initiat-
ing him Mtn tee lo el order, has been
ardea ten thousand dollars damages.
Mr, Havelock Wileon, labor mem-
ber of the Ira- axial teartiament, and
Mr. Edward Harford, of the Britt ei
Trades lealon Calm il, have ea -levee in
New York to attest the congress of
the Ainpri.etn, Fe ieration of Labor, to
be opened at Nashville next Monday.
tilANITOBA'S .PROSPERITI
31 CEMBER ' CROP BULLETIN OF
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
earlyTlinity4itree Illitilion luisheis-Fall-
ure or the Oro, and Barley Crops - A
Splendid Season for lDalry Products --
Estimated Acreage ror Next licar.
A despatob from Winnipeg saysa-:
Accordieg to the December crop but -
Jetta issue' by the Pr-m.111ok1 Agricule
tural Department, the total cereal pro-
..
ducteees in Manitoba this year
404,625 bushels. Of 'Winch 3
were wheat, 10,629,513 ocets,
barley', 247,836 flax, 48,344 rye,
3,80 pecte. The averages per acr
Wheat 14.14 bushels, oats 22,7,
20.77. The oat and. barley cro
tenures. Three awl a tiller
liOjj bushels of potatoes and ro
also grown, potatoes aveiag
bushels per acre, and roots 199
The Interstate Commerce Cenunis- estimated wheat yield of the
'Won of the Unibecl State has deeided t blht . n
bulletin was et realize:I, owl .- en, are ,,,
or vo yeathe period 0 „ a teekea the grata just
witein. v.. i ea raiiew„le meet comply before imaturity,
with the not of Conerress requiring 0311T11e uumber a beef rattle exported
railroads to be equipeel vatic beret)" from tiie 1.rov ince Lis toason was fif-
- epplicenees for the prateetiou of the
t tnuatelum:1.48..linverlettltitirtile"dle't;oelcei;s
.. employees an 1 passeeeers, Uni
, . ,
to tae ted ebates as she
on
• Commercial summaries aro not usual- Customs returns; total export
, ly exerting rea.ung at this s asou of t::e pro.ince, teirty--on.e thousa
f;the year, an4 those of the Preseet week hundred. The number of hogs s
are no exeeptne to the general rule. oat of Ma.nito la on foot or dress
There is a se a ly r. tail trade in the twelve teousand five hundred
ordinary lines of hut ay goods es- warneer recel,ree by. Winnipeg p
peelitaly in the lighter liaes o.: toys and an 1 hut- ers was twenty -live the
ii3esents, but usually ,business is quiet total, t, irty-seven thousand, fiv
! wall no seeciat features. But while erect. Poultry disposed of by ere
e I was as followse-Tuxeaya 17,540; geese
any spees1 lines. there is a better tone , and cluck, 2.0,090; cl,i .kens, 184,055.
tall retina in Lusiness eircies than hes i These find a ready market in the pro-
, existed for a long time, ana many eon- vime.
'
cerns are busy to their eau ae. acity The season bas been fav for
iin eonlieent expectation of a mag' in- all part e., iate.est el in lee animate-,
eturereasectof tbhuesinyeeassr
r-
ture of butter and cheese. v `the pro
' - are strongtr than at the close 1 Ies under the supervision of the dairy
.immAlel6tianteels3;:gelartt.vh: . 4 o. creameries and cheese fe,eter-
u r
0 or last -week. aced in the chief centres superintendent have been uniformly
a- trade and industry in the United good, and pa :Iced so L') co meet tee
States the outlook is regarded as ex- realviremente et t.I.,e- market. Home
t . ceptionally encousaging and bright. de ries bave also kept well in line in
GENERAL. the manuneture oi god Letter. Ili re
The ravage.; of the bubonic, plague at elves at A,
has lame a ready sale of ell dairy pro-
Poma are mat ated.naureerati.•e prices. The fol-
lowing is a summary of production
traea a Le un.aeourable.
' he barvest prove ts of South Aus- and prices: -Butter, creamery, 9 7,-
f 17 rounds' l'• \able $177 f9.) 22; dairy
1 lemperor W 1 tam reatrs to the Bey- f.utter I 410,85 pounds, 133 80., value
'Cans as a contemptible crowd. of ne- •S 811 1325.62; total, 1:„Ii. 7,464 pouncLS; val-
!
. grecs.
aRussi will not tolerate a 1 nrinlinellt - pounds. 8 1-2c., value $83,8)559; total
1 tie t,8flt),317./44. Cheese, fa. tory, 987,937
(retire Lion. of Hiao-Chan bay by Ger- value of da ry pr Hitt 'i-1 S 150 413 43
e
- . .. t is estimated that 1,370,085 cores
1 lhe All an:ans are reported to be of land are r a ly f ir cropp ng e next
spring an in,•rease of more tban 400.-
000 a're' compared with the figures
a. year ago.
LONG LOST OLIILD FOUND,
A STOLEN WINNIPEG BABY FOUND
IN BUFFALO,
The Mother Iterogeized liter Daughter Wilo
Intd Been Itlissing For Alore Theta Five
Years -- An Aunt Accused el the
By a mere accident, says the Buffalo
slapping.
ExPress, Mrs. John B. Harris, of Win-
nipeg, Manitoba, found in Buffalo on
Friday afternoon, her little daughter
was 32,- Ruth, w-eo, it appears, wee practically
8,261,0e3
1 stolen. from her five years ago. Though
3,183;602 the child had grown wonderfullysince
and 33- she was taken away, a little girl three
e were: years old, the mother recognized her
barley on sight. With the aid of the police
ps were she regained possession of the child,
ter mil- and she returned home with her on
its were Saturday afternoon.
Ing 149 Mrs. Harris is the wife of a fuz-rier
. The in 'Winnipeg. At the time Ruth was
ng to a .
August taken away, she was the only child
Mrs. Harps bad. On October, 13th, 1892,
little Ruth's aunt, Mr. Harris' sister,
paid a brief visit to the Harris family,
WIteix sbe was about to leave, she said
AtIOTIONNERS.
PO
BOSSENBEdillY, General £d-
• 00558(1 Auctioneer Sides cennineted
at ellparts. So UMW teeetrerneteed. Charges
moderate. ReusallP 0, Out: of
HENRY EILBER Licensed Ana -
end Miceleses: • Soles coed:lewd. at 11-1
tioneer tor the emirates of Huron 1 by
elate rates. °trice, at Postednee °red. •
Jon out,
es for carrying out letters awl ha
TAO AtRINAUX.
g communication with cornices.
The C. P. R. has been coin elled t
refuse grain shaanenis via St. JO'
on aecoant of the diff eulty of gettin
vessel aecommoeatioa from, that ror.
The County Courted 1 as deeieed to
eacourage the introauetion. of t: e
teaching of agriculture in the Put lie
Schools of the rural districts of Went -
wort it.
Tennent & Tennent
keel:aloe oel.r.
•
(1111f th 011 tart() Vemetnerr ti
rum 1. drierSoirth ofTewn Tian.
r
111.1b WATERLOO
FIRE INSUJIA Eve
1.1$63.
READ OFFICE WATERLOO, OIVT
Veniparry bills been over Tweet v-ei ch
year: in sueeessful oper iciest in Westorn
l'r tette and ('0111 11((8S to hem rellaillast 1048 ,or
doe ea by Fire, buildings. Melonan
.n1(1,1.11144 cries and all other deseriptioas
ctirable protrerty. barren ne insurers n.we
tl option of mei:Hugon the ermine% note or
l•yrt
During the past ten years this company has
burro Polieies, covering property to the
inor,iryt $40,1372.inS; aniline." in losses Melia
Auseere, $170.1oo.00 , consisting of Cash
11 1 anti floverinuent Dorrositand the .nnasses-
ed Premium .Notes on hand and to force
3.1 .A1 N, AUL President; o AI. TA rhea
s tcreirrs ; 1. lir:Isomer LIRAS
B A 1 Agit t ier Exeter one vioinitY
NE E
cover, that cure tiro worst uf
BEANSNervous Debility, Lost Vigor and
weakness of body or mind caused
Failing Manhood; restorers the
by over•work, or the errors or ex -
ceases of youth. This Itemcdy ab.
oluteiy cures the most obstinate cases when all other
ateitesisaxs have failed even to relieve. .old by drug.
:ids 01 81 per package, or six for 85, or sent by moil or
,,seipt of prim: by andr.erir AXES Menneri
Sold at Brownimos Drug Store Exeter
in Spring Time get Pure Blood
by using B. B. B.
No other remedy 'Possesses such per-
fect cleansing, healing and purifying
yrroperties as Burdock Blood. Bitters.
It not only cleanses-, internally, but it
-". when applied externally, . all
Jeers, abscesses, scrofulous sores,
olotches, eruptions, etc., leaving the
skin clean and pure as a babe's.
Taken internally it removes all morbid
effete or waste matter from the system,
and thoroughly regulates all the organs
of the body, restoring the stomach,
liver, bowels and blood to health)
action.
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.Decisions Regarding Newspapers.
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nehm, although the subscriber ineT reside
hundreds 03 02)116, away,
l -Tho muds have deeded that refusing to
take newspapers or period/eels from the post,
otiice, or removing end leaving them uncalled
for, Is prima faeM evidence of intentional
fraud,
e
ebayipt,heae shetor ettes1;;statieto vtaiskiet.RuTtliijohooleteleivtleidhieor
hifi Jr:: the country a few miles, from W1i-
ncl peg. • Mrs, Harris gave her consent,
and kissed the child, with never a SUS -
aa. es kaTne irdl se; to
oieseione otfhahtortlfloart Avvase 3trehaetro/ast she was
e bun- baTokhe aunt promised to bring Rui,1
there :s no mark ,d.
ary for embezzlemeni from the tank.
Mr. Shaughnessy, Vice -President o
the C. P. IL strongly dentes tee
re-
ports that the men engaged on th
Crow's Nest Pass Railway have been
ill-treat ed.
W. 13. Palmer, Hamaton, senten ed
to three years at leaoseton len tenti
of Commerce two years age, bas Leen
pardoned.
•
A. letter has, lean 26661 .'e from Ma-
jor Walsh, writt°n from Lake Bennett, : h
on Noveraher tete. His party are all t
well, anti they welted t.) ream Dawson
in February.
It is probable that the Dominion Cot- ' 1.
tonC , •
1 ny a Lig mills at Brantford -C
e ill ehortnr be moved to Three Rivers,
where power can be had from the
Shawatlegan Falls.
mum tting peat excees.s at, retra
and Kitebevo.
A k'reneh expedition is reperted to
ave been massa red while on its way
o the Nate.
It ts announced from Rome that •
AWFT.11. FATE OP A CHINESE LAD,
here is a secioas .ailing off in Latter's The statenunt that a lad of eleven
acme the pantie al rev enue of the
"at:can years la 1 been arrested at Kinkuei for
A workmen of Berlin, who \ ras aecidentally causing tee death of his
°barged with Itre meee te, committed mother, and that the. ehild had been •
suieide on Friday to eve tele puniehraent Sent
under eusto'ly to S000how in be
for his offenes,
there imprisoned until tsenteneed. to
The Ch nese Goiernuent has caused. death ia a:Toren/me with Chinese law,
it to be made known, that the matzo, has 'unfortunately been fully corrobor-
t on of Kato Chau Lay by the Germans
wilt be resisted. cited by a trustworthy foreign resident
It is said that Germany has re- of Soothw
o. ;Uader the draconic law
of Chine, when a rarent has been kill-
ed no circumstances of intention or of
age are permitted to interfere with the
infliction of the penalty, which is that
of lixegeha, or silting by the ox eared
knife, *followed by decapitation by the
executioner's heavy avo banded sword.
Any imitkation of this cruel s3nt nee
W0111(1 be considered by the Chinese as
aiming a blow at the fundamental prin-
ciple of filial duty, which is supposed -to
be the groundwork a their code. No
croubt even an appeal to the Emperor
would be in vain, for any attempt to
change the law in the case of this un-
fortunate youthful matrieide might
endanger the dynasty itself.
The annual report of the London
Board of Health states that the death
rate is only 1203.per thousand. Lon-
don claims to be the healthiest eity
in the Province.
The C. P. R. announces another re-
-duet:on in freight rates this time On
•
ouxtd oats and ttma: Letwcen ;
Sre:ties Falb' and points in the North- ! fo
west Territories.
Posed to Viena to take a ',else of
ia.o Chou City and adjaceat territory
r a long reriod
The German-Clanese difficulty has
practically been tattled, the Chinese
having con -eded all the principal de-
Mr. G. M. Bosworth, traffic mana-
ger of the Canadian Pacific' retie ay,
says the freight rates on grain be-
teeen Fort. William and Montreal were
lowered to induce a winter move-
ment of Manitoba, wheat.
A delegation of artillery officers,
headed by Major-General Gascoiene,
-waited on Dr. Borden on Saturday,
and asked that a special grant 1 e
given the association to entertain the
British team that will visit Canada,
next summer.
Mr, David Mills, Dominion Minister
of Justice, is being deluged with o.p-
plicatins for the pardoning of crim-
inals, and it is renterked ee a curious
fact that most of the letters asaing
for pardons refer to the worst crimin-
als, and emanate from! women' and
women's associa dons.
Dr. H. Walton L. Jones, who wa.s
bent by the Dominion Government to
Tee Stockholm Exhie ition, returnel to
Montreal, and reports that there is
very little prospect of immigration;
from Norway, Sweden, Finland, or
Russia, as times at present are good in
Norway, axed fair in the other countries
mentioned.
GRI)AT BRITAIN.
• Investigation into the recent London
fire reveals poinsts elf inefficiency in
the brigade,
A severe gale is again raging on the
British coasts, and especially on those
parts bordering on the Trish sea,
Rumours are current that the Earl
of Elgin early next year will retire
from the Viceroyalty of India. and that
he will be succeeded by Lord George
Irani:atm. •
London, notwithstanding the mild
and unseasonable weather, is putting
on a gay appearance and nanny nolile-
men have issued invitations for large
• Christmas parties.
At the sale of the Earl °I Ashburn -
ham's library in London., Caxton's
translation of "A Books of the Hoole
Life of Jason," fetched two tboesand
one hundred rounds.
Tnhe Arehbiehop of Canterbury has
issued a pronoueconent that he disap-
proves of the remarriage of divor6.ed
couples, and that his Vicar -General
hereafter will not license them. 1
UNITED STATES.
Mr. Charles Fielsobenann, the yeast ' j
mannfacturer. of Cisminnati is dead. t
A large store in Philadelphia has op- 1
ened d.epartment for 'the sale of e
cats. b
Mr. IL W. Powers, the benket and a
owner •of the famous Poivers blook in
Rocheeter, is dead.
Capitalists of Bay City, Mien, have
ong-anige,d the first beet sugar com-
pany in• the State, with a capital stock
of $300,000.
hepresentative jOhnson of North Da-
is preparing a bill providing for
the complete extermination of the seal
herd of Behring Sea.
meads of Germany.
Wilhelmina. Queen of 'the Nether-
lands will take the oath of 6.00658106.to the throne on September 6, 1898, in
tee new church at Anastereara.
Emperor 1Villiam is reported to have
said recently that America's meddle-
some podzy must eease, or he will be
Wedged to teach them manners,.
Gen. von Gassier, tae German
Minister of War, announced in the
Reicestag that it is the will of
the Emperor that duelling shall be
diminished.
Part of a company of British ar-
tillerymen, stationed South Afri-
ca, mutinied because they had been or-
dered to embark on the troopship Avo-
ca. for Mauritius.
It is stated that France is deliber-
ately seieing- the, upper waters of the
Nile aboee Khartoum, thus cutting
the British. line of communication be-
tween Cape Town and Suez.
It is reported frora Port au Prince
that the Haytan Government has sal-
uted the German flag, paid the required
indeannity, and that en trouble be-
tween the two powers has ceased.
The new Government of /Newfound
land has "chopped off the heads" of
12 mag.strates, 23 customs officials and
other officers, saving !thereby $15,000
a year.
It; is officially reported that since
the beginning of {the disorders at
Prague there have peen 600 arrests,
and 30 citizens, 60 policemen and 20
soldiers have been injured,
The Havana eorrespondent of the
London Daily Chronicle says. that the
Cuban reforans offered by Sailor Sag -
este have come too late. The devast-
ating policy of General Weyler has
converted the inhabitants of Cuba ba-
te the implacable enemies of Spain,.
TRIED TO KILL THE SULTAN.
Two SfallferS or the Imperial Cmed
laWere
. the Culprits.
On 1V1021daT laet, two soldiers in the
Imperial service at the Yildiz kiosk, the
ialaCe Of the Sultan at Con.slantinople,
made an attempt on the life of his Ma-
esty. This was frustrated by the at-
endants of the Sultan, .Elis Majesty
lad the men tortured in the hope of
extorting the 3aames of the instigators
ut both succuMbed without revealing
nything.
GRASPING THE OPPORTUNITY.
They say kieses are inthei-
eating.
Jack -Let's get drunk,
THE ONLY WAY.
There is only one way to tell a mad
afr. George '‘V. Vaelderbilt, youngest
so,
n. of William 11. Vanderbilt b^f I pnOj
oev's that?
'Pell him by a long-distance tele -
A BAD PIT.
Customer -you guaranteed a fit,
didn't you?
Ta:lor-I did.
Customer -Well, the only fit about
these clothes was the one my -wife had,
when she sa.w. 'em.
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AYER'S €
Cherry Pectoral
would include the cure of
every form of disease
which affects the throat,
and lungs, Asthma, CrouP,
Bronchitis, Whooping
Cough and other similar
complaints have (when
other medicines failed)
yielded to I
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
IN A FEW DAYS.
The mother did not worry until fear
days had passed. Then she went to
her sister-in-law's home, which was on
a farm. Mrs. Harris was shooked to
find the house vacant, and to learn
from neighbours that the family had
packed up its houseboat geode and
moved away two days before without
telling a soul whither it was going
e city authorities Were notified, b
they failed to get any trace of t
family or the missing- eland.
Through the five years that follow-
ed 31r. and Mrs. Harris spared no pains
or expense in their eearell for little
Ruth, alley wrote letters to the poli
in all the largo (-Ries of Canada an
the [lanced States and also eunamuni
cated with everyone they knew had.
the • slightesst acquaintance with the
aunt and her family, Their ialioui-s
were unrewarded until one day about
a week ago when they gained the in-
formation that tho family and little
Ruth Were in Burial°.
Mrs, Harris started at once for that
city arriving there het Tbursday. Not
knowing her sister-inelaw's address
Mrs. Hams could. nut locate the family•
A.Il she could do was to walk the
streets ia the hope of running across
either the woman or the ehild. On
Friday afternoen, as she was passing
one of th. g c own -town dry goods
homes, the weary and faint eared. 3110-
th - -am a little golden haired child,
with pretty blue eyes, come out of the
store, accompanied by a woman of
middle age. Mrs Harrj5 at 01200
RECOGNIZED THE CHILD
as her long lost Ruth, Not wishing to
create a scene on the public! street,
Mrs. Harris followed the couple to a
house on William street, near l•ratt
street,
Mrs. Harris is a level-headed woman.
Though her instinct prompted her to
go into the house and claim the child
she paused to think, and decided that
it was best for her to get an officer.
An hour later a strange scene at-
tracted a crowd on William street,
near Pratt. A woman was leading a
little girl by the hand. The child was
Crying piteously, and trying to resist
the tall, dark man was!
walking close behind them, warning
the followin or rd tokeep aek.
"lYfamraa, mamma,; I want to stay
with mamme," cried the child, and the
eyes of the woman who was leading
her filled with tears at the appeal for
the woman was the child's mother, and
the child thought she was a stranger,
On Saturday afternoon Mrs. Harria,
escorted by an officer, took Ruth to a.
number of stores and bought her some
good, warm clothing, and a generous
supply of little things that please chil-
diem. Then they went to the Grand
Trunk station and took a train, bound
for north-western Canada.
The mother learned that two days
after little Ruth went to visit her aunt
the family moved directly to Buffalo,
and that the child. had been living with
them ever same. They are in poor cir-
cumstances, but they treated the child
well. •
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TORI
Caetoria. Is pit up in oucesise bottlecton/y. It
is not Bold in belle Don't allow anyone to sell
posten -"See teat you get,,04-8-T-O-R4-Ai
yoln:iln,ytldsig else on the plea or promise that lt
is "Just as good" and °will avower every per,
siTauhoshafee.
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IN WINTER QUARTERS
SIR WILLIAM LOCKHART'S TROOPS
LEAVE TILE HILLS.
Operations Against the Arridis Will Cease
Until the Spring -- rite Ileavy British
toss -- An Admirably Conducted CI7111.
paign Caller Great 011102atifies.
All the forces of General Sir William
Lockhart, the British commander on
the Indian frontier. have been with-
drawa to the Baru valley for the win-
ter.
Military circles in London aro prais-
ing Sir William Lookhart's conduct, in
the campaign in India. The exciting
events that ,have happened in otter
quartere of the world during the last
30 days have diverted attention from
Ike ethernet to 'email the Afridts.
Bat the undertaking, in its way, is
the most remarkable in which England
has ever been engaged. Gen. tockbart
has under his personal command , a
larger body of troops than was ever
before commanded by a British gener-
al, H has 70,000 mee. in the field,
More Chan Wellington had at Water-
loo, where only 25,000 were actually
British. In the exceptionally difficult
conditions, the mountainous and un-
known country, the cold season, the
labour of maintaining emumunication
along a very extended line, and the
fierce fanaLiciene of tribes that believe
they are fighting in a righteous cause,
•
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geTnhueityeamanpai resouree.
rerekhart has dieelayel remarkable
' and for very exist ence, Sir William
111- CA FITE KS
fegni hue been suspended "
! for the severe weather, but Parlia-
ment will meet before it is resum
end. the demon Is o•f India, Central
• the Salisbury Government to push
through the bill for an in•rease of mi
htaarYs oullenen4d1,11 whielL Lord Lahsclow
The proportioa of offieers
Gen. Lockharta tetnipaign. is 42
againet '74 men, This is a state
Menge unheard of, even' in the Engli
frontier and &sort war.
The Railway Newe'correepon•lent
the front says that the native loes
thrteughout here been far Iess than the
'lash and. Indian lasses, and that the
villages destrovel. were merely
summer huts of n.omadie tribes, vel
live elsewhere meet of the year, an.
whieh it will be no trouble whatever t
rebuild.
ITTLE
Af-
rica, and the, Niger region may help
11 -
no
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as
of
se 51011 Headache and relieve ell the troubles incl.
dent to a bilious state of the system, suelt e
DizzIness,Nausea. Drowsiness, Distryss after
at eating, Pea in the Side. ,ta While filen-insist
remarkable succees has bean shown In curing
PILLS.
Ilout
t
13,
68
to Headache, yet CAliree'S. Lime LIVER Pitts
e are equally Valuable in Constipation, curie
, and preventing this annoying cam Inint, Male
" tirny alBotheyc 1 disorders of the stomach,
1 stimulate the liver and regulate the bowola.
Even If they only cured
f
141
MURDERED HIS WIFE.
An nullities Crime -Killed 1111!P titre
Unenvied FoWI.
An Indian belonging to Berens rive
reserve Lake Winnipeg, murdered 1)1
wife three weeks ago by breaking her
neck after the manner of killing a
barnyard fowl. She was delirious from
fever, but he thought she had become
a Wendigo, and must be put out of the
way in order that she might not bring
}learn to other members of the bead
•
;vheo suffer from this distressing complaint-
st he they would be almost pricelet
sa t;hoilit
i!ligroVeciirte3r doe� will erni
s these little pills valuable in so limey way., thaw
arztbuarg to do wltnout thery1 kaasioii
e will be 'arrested on a charge of
murder.
TEA.CH OCCIDENTALS A TRICX.
The enterprising Japanese have es-
tablished at Tekin a "Society for Wel-
coming Foreigners," whose object is
to provide strangers with an easy fa-
cility for business or pleasure without
neonvenience ur exorbitant expense.
The leading hotels have offices fon
the soeiety's agents who charge no fee.
Here is something in which the Japan -
else have Outstripped the Western civ-
ization they have been studying so
carefully.
A YOUTHFUL FINANCIER.
Daddy, do yon think I might have a
dime so that I could give a penny to
that poor blind manl
Itho fao-
oirailo
sigma:no
of
is on f si
wra'PPer• Is packed :f the Too growers,
and is advertised and sold by them as a sample of
evori' MONSOON "
the bests qualities of Indian and Ceylon Teas. For
Ott(tfri.'41>ir'AILI,44 that reason they see that none but the very fresh
4/1 p leaves go into Monsoon packages.
That is why "Monsoon," the perfect Tea, cze
be sold at the same price as inferior tea.
It is put up in sealed caddies of lb., 16.. and
R.,- tt ibs., and sold in three flavours at 40c,, 60c, and rec.
STEEL, RASTER & CO., Front St,, Toronto.
,
ACHE
is..ba bane of so many Ryes that here is *here
we make •our great boast. Our nine ewe 111
while others do not.
CARTErt's L
uss are verysmitU
and vety easy to take. One or two pilis make
a dose Thy are
icy vegetable and do
not gripe or purge, but by their gentle action
please all wbo use them. In vials at 25 cents:
See for $1. Sold evetywhere, or sent by man.
CARTER 111.11/1011,131 CO., Bow York.
• Ettiall EL Small Doe. I:I:Hi&
PURE,
r RAGRANT,
DLICIOUS.
ykyi tIP ti4 SEALED 4i hc„
/,UNDER DIE SUPERVISION
ett4 pLootl`".
-rut DIETz,
'DRIVING LAMP,
Is about as near perfection as 50 years
of Lamp-Malcing can attain to. It
burns kerosene and gives a powerful, el
clear white lightand will neither blow (11
nor jar out. When out driving with
It the darkness easily keeps about two
hundred feet ahead of your smartest
horse When you want the very best
Driving Lamp to be had, ask your
dealer tor the e Dietz."
We issue a spebial Catalogue of ilea e
Lamp and. If you ever prowl around
after night -fall it will interest you,
Tis maiied free
It •
R. ne DIET,4 CO., 41;
6o Ivaight St New 'York.
Specie; terms to Canadian ft'i ''
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CURE
BILIOUSNESS
CONSTIPATION 1
SICK IIEROACIIEND ALL LflLERTR!WBL4S'
STEEL BILLIARD BALLS,
a•
'4
AFe the supply Of ivory is heeotning
short, billiard balls of cast *90e1 41-0
being hsed in $wdenlynankitik them )'
1 11 v the weight is roadie' 5
pctrid with 11101; or ivory