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THURSDAY AUGUST lith, 1808.
Additional Locals.
S. Westaway left yesterday for
Brantford, where he takes a situation
as foreman of the engine room of the
Verity Works Mr. WestaWay's prac-
tical knowledge of engines and ma-
chinery places him among the best en-
gineers in Ontario. The family will,
follow shortly.
' On Wednesday Robt. S. Henderson
met with a serious accident at
Sowerby's, Goderich township, .being
caught between the separator and
granary. The mishap was caused by
the horses attached to the machine
starting suddenly, but fortnnately for
Henderson he was caught just between
the lower rib and hip, the port that
eon stand considerable pressura.
Sohn Hall; of Dover, near Chatham,
was frightfully gored 'end injored by a
Jersey bull he was pasturing. The
animal became suddenly enraged, and
xusbed at Mr. Hall, throwing him
-violently to the ground. The unfortun-
ate man was rescued with diffi.culty by
'neighbors. He now lies in a precarious
ocindition. Four ribs are broken, and
besides internal injuries, his heads is
badly" cut. •
CIRCULARS TO PUBLIC SCHOOL IN-
SPECTORS. - Hon. G. W. Ross, the
Minister of Education, has sentnut the
following circular :-In framing regu-
lation 87,.As found in the revised regu-
latiors of 1896, the object was to Meet
the different conditions of various f>arts
of the Province. In a few inspectorates
some .difficulty was . experienced in
securing a sufficient number of proper-
ly qualified teachers, while in other
localities the number of teachers ap •
peared to be in excess of the demand.
it is desirable that , all successful
teachers, having junior leaving, shciuld
be encouraged to obtain second-class
certificate's. It is foultd that in many
Counties • the supply of teachers has
-warranted the Board of Examiners in
xefusing to grantrenewals of any kind,
"while other places renewals have been
.,granted only to those: holding junior
leaving standing, and those Who have
proved themselves successful teachers.
As an outcome of this actionsthe num-
ber of applicants for admission to the
Normal School is greater than can at
Itresent be accommodated. Under thee
'circumstances the County Board might
f airly consider the propriety of grant-
ing a renewel, under regulation 87, to
teachers bolding expired third-class
seertificates, who have the necessary
:junior leaving standing, provided evi-
dence is given that they were unable,
on application, to gain admission into,
either Normal School. This would
protect them against the consequences
of a condition on. which they may fincl
themselves,from no fault on their part,
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A New
Garment
for
Ten Cents,
Have you ever tried to dye over
your cast-off garments? Thousands
in Canada answer "Yes, and very
successfullY, too." To those who have
not yet attempted the work we would
.Bay, "There is money in it when you
else the Diamond Dyes." Old dresses,
Capes, blouses, jackets, coats, pants,
'vests, stockings, ribbons, and other
articles of wearing „apparel, can be re-
-newecl and fitted for 'Wear at very
small cost. The sum of ten cents ex-
pended for some fashionable color of
'the Diamond Dyes will often save you
many dollars. Beware of the cheap
package and common soap grease dyes;
they spoil your goods, waste your
money and ruin your temper. All rio-
ts -date dealers sell the Diamond Dyes.
See that the name `Diamond Dyes"
'is on each package you buy.
ell Covgong.
The subscriber k, prepared to do all kinds of
Veil digging. Dry wells deepened with brick
Satiefaction guaranteed.
2 io . W. IL Campbell, Hay, P.'0,
DICKSON & CARLING-,
i3arrietere, SolicitorNotaries, ConveYaneere
CommisSiobers, Etc.
Meney to Loam at 41% and a%
OFFICE, , PANSON'S BLOCK, EXETED.
I. n. Manteca D. A. L. rr. DIONSON.
member of the ilem will be at tionsall on
l'hurfalay et melt. week,
For Sale.
Meek Blacksmith shep,,frame dwelling house
and half an acre o land,in the Village of Whai.
toWnship of Biddelpe. There is a good busi-
itess done in the slient On the promises ate good
fruit itt no god stiialltettit,good sultrily a water,
and everything con venieet. Reason ter Selling',
the proprietor is goog, out M husineste or
lairther oesttieulars,lv to •
CTODEN.
Whelon, P,O.
TURNER GOVERNMENT 18 OUT
Lieut. -Governor McInnes Has
Called in o Nein/ Man.
Ron, Robert Beaver' A.sleed to Form a
Government -A Sorprisinis Turn of
Affairs Political in the Peeled Pro-
,.
vineet-What Mr. Turner • Says -The
Lieutenant -Governor on the Situation
-rarties Stand A Tie at 19 Pooh,
Victoria, B, C., Aug. 10.---Zon. Robert
Heaven has been requested by Lieutenant.
Governor McInnes to formea Government
in Einemeesion t 0 that of Hod. H, Turn-
er, and has aCeepted the task. When
entenvieWed last night Mr. Heaven stated
that he had not yet made up his nsind
whether or not a dissolution Will be
applied for, though' he considers it, prob-
able theta new election nun" be necessary.
Pron. 111r. Turner Surprised.
. .
No intimation of the nsessage to ,Mr.
Heaven had been received by Hon. Mr.
Turner at a quarter to five Monday after-
noon, when he obtained it through a
representative of the Colonist asking, him
if he had heard the news. He replied
that he bed not, and on being told tlukt
Hon. Mr. Heaven had been sent for ex
pressed great surprise, particularly as he
had, he said, xeceived a communication
from the Lieutenant -Governor during the
morning, and had not yet replied thereto.
He certainly had not expeeted that the
Lieutenant -Governer would tag() any
action until his reply had been delivered.
His intention had been, after the returns
from Cassiar came to.hatid, to wait upon
the Lieutenant-Governoo and -lay all the
facts et the case before him as he (Eat.
.Mr. Turner) miderstood them, and' then
to take such action as his Honor might
deem necessary and proper under the cir-
cumstances, Efe-could not understand. the
precipitate manner in which the Lieu-
tenant -Governor had acted. •
Continuing, Hon. Mr. Turner 'said that
he had, intended to send a letter to the
Lieutenant-Governoo, and would carry
out this intention, as the points contained
in the letter of his Honor were o2such
nature as to require consideration ana a
reply' at some length. He assured the re-
poter that he had not understood the
letter 'as a dismissal, and felt that he had
been treated with very scant courtesy in
the premises.
The Lient.-Governor Speaks. •
When called upon by a 'member of the
Colonist staff last evening, Lieut. -Govern-
or McInnes declared the letter referred to
by Hob. Mr. Turner as written and de-
livered to him during the morning to be
plainly and unmistakably a notification
of dismissal, couched in phraseoloy as
courteous as possible, but terminating
all official i'elatione. He could not coin,
prebend Mr. Turner's surprise, for the
letter of 'dismissal was a natural and
necessary sequence - of two letters ad-
dressed to the Government as long ago
as the 14th of July and of nurnereus in-
terviews had with Hon. Mr. Turner
since that date As soon as the returns
of the voting on tee 9th ultimo, with the -
final reSults in Cariboo, came to hand he
had, he said, informed Hon. Mr. Turner
that, in his opinion, the country had
not signified a continuance of coefidenee
in the Government and he could not,
therefore, authorize any new appoint-
ments nor any expenditures of money
except in the course of official reutine or
matters of evident emergency. The posi-
tion thus indicated had not been accepted
by Hon Mr. Turner', and much as he had
respected that gentleman -and still re•
spected hina-he felt that his.. duty to the
country left him no 'other. course than
that out)Aned in the letter precedent to
the call to Hon. Mr. Beaven.
As to the reasons prompting him to
select this honorable gentleman to assume
the responsibilities of the Premiership,
the Lieutenant -Governor would, of course,
say nothing, but it is stated on high
au,thority that the eptcome of the past
election caucus of the Opposition was to
convince 'his Honor that neither Mr.
Semlin nor Mr. Martin was acceptable to
the party as a whole as leader.
Mr. Beaven 'tem as an Independent
Oppositionist in Victoria City at the
recent general election and was defeated,
receiving the smallest number of votes of
any of the eight eandidatee on the ballot
paper.
.At present the parties stand 19 to 19.
Hon. Robert Beaven is a son of the
late Rev. James Beaver), D.D., Professor
of Divinity, King's College, Toronto, and
subsequently Professor of, Metaphysics
and Ethies in Toronto University. - He
was educated in Toronto. On the rosiena-
tion of the Elliott Administration, Ill
1878, he was mado Minister of Finance
in the new British Columbia Government.
Mr. Heaven in 1832 became Premier:
President of the Executive Council and
Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works.
He was secretary of the Confederate
League in 1868, which took the initiatory
stens in British Columbia to bring the
colony into the Dominion Confederation.
He is a Conservative.
'SCOTSMEN IN THE VAN. ,
What the Now Governor-General of
Canatla Says About His Race.
Loudon, Aug. 10. -The Earl of Minto,
speaking at a dinner of the Agricultural
Society at Hawick, Saturday, said he
appreciated the honor whieh had been
"bestowed upon him. He was alive to the
interests of Canada; for which country ,
there was a great future, Lord Melgund
expressed his regret ot leaving Scotland,
yet he was a characteristic Scotsman and
would not flinch from any duty he was
called on to uodertake, even though
doing So inVolved the giving up of Many
home interests. He hod traveled the
world ever and found Scotsmen leading
the vanguard. Scotsmen would 41Waye
lead. He was going to join tlie vanguard
io. Canada, add booed- to do like other
Seotsmen who had gone before hint.
Droweed otr Winona.
Hainil ton, Aug 1 Q.- The convention
of the Canadian Associatioe of Station.
ary Engineers is in session hero.
Roy Wilcox, the 16,year-old son of Mr.
Wilcox of Fruitland, employed by Major
Carpenter, was drowned in the lake off
Winona on Stieclay afternoon. He and a
youngctr Mother went OM in an old punt,
intending to sail to Grimsby. On the
way the boat oemeizeci and Roy was
drowoecl. The brother was able 20 swim
to shore.
tt3 X,6 tig
At Terolite,-,Terorito 8, Wilkes,Billed 4:
Buffal000ttifiald 10 l'OoVidoilee 12.
At At Sytiaonee-Syraottati 8, Meirtreel
At Ottawa -Ottawa 14, Spr1ngi1e14 .
Aaio-wiAitv virorosp4 JPAFIONAL,
/414*1) lel 0011rtf 411111111IMAN POORVINTli
19RHAPS be' was a •
conie, but some ono
has said that in ads
age* there are no
Stealthy woosee. Tha
age any many we'
raen, otrone and
ao
tlitev aro rae tally
anG morally; but it
is true nevertheleatt,
that a lane par-
seetttage of the wte.
same orf the country
suffer from nerrous-
near and general lie-
bility. Thee eras
out a weary existence, and each deo la
a day of .pale and suffering. Thia was
the case with Miss Annie Patterson, ef:
Stickville, N. B, She 'suffered terribly
from indigestion and nervousness. She twee
Intlueneed by some one, somehow, to try
South American Nervine. Of. courses it was
like hoping against hepe-'-another patent
medicine. But she aad taken only one Teettle
when her system began to take on the
health 01. earliest yeers, and aftet tieing
three bottles she was completely cured.
No wonder she is etrong in her conviction
that there is no remedy Ilke South Amera
Can Nerylne.-29.
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Notice To Creditors
In the matter of tl,e estale of James
Millaa`late of the village of Exeter,
in the County of Huron, Gentleman
deceased.
Notice Is hereby given nursuant to Chapter
129, of the Revised Statiffes of OntariO, 1807,
that all persons having • claims against the
above named. deceased tin required to seed in
particulars of the same to James Ramsay and
John P. Ross, of Exeter, Ontamo,the Executors
of the said deceased, on or before the fiest day
of October, 1898 and on and after the said date
the said Execu •ors will proceed to distribute
the estate of the said deceased, having regard
only to tile claims of which notice shall have
been given as aforesaid, and they will not be
liable to any person or persons of whose claims
they tentll not then have received notice.
R, H. C0LL1N,S,
Solicitor for .Exednien:s.
Dated at Exeter the fith day of Aligns t 1898.
Voters' List, 1898.
MUNICIPALITY OF itaE TOWNSMP or
TJSBORNE, COUNTY OF HURON..
Notice is hereby given that I have trans-
mitted or delivered to the persons mentioned
in sections 5 and 6 of the *Ontario V'oters'
Act, 1889, the copies required by said section
to be so transmitted or delivered of the list
made pursuant to said Act, of all,persons ap-
pearing. by the last revised assessment roll of
the said Municipality to be entitled to votain
the Municipality at elections for Membees of
the Legislative Assembly and. at Municipal
Elections, and that said list was first posted up
at my office, at, Whalen, on the 19th. day of
July, 1898, andremains there for inspection.
Electors are called -upon to examine the said
list, and, if any. omission or any 0other errors
are found.therein, to take immediate proceed-
ings to havo said errors corrected according to
Dated this 192b day of July, 1898.
FRANCIS MORLEY,
t Clerk, Usborne.
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Exeter Allevet leth, 1898
Wheat per beetle) ' ...... . :06 to 08
Oats a. e' ...... . .29 .to ao
Barley. -,.,. , ---- . ..,, ...40 to 41
to 20
Butter-- ..... .s. .,.x2 to 13
9 to el
Turkeye ... .. ..... t ..,,.. 9 to 10
tantese...... , .... . - ... • 4 to 6
Olticiceos per lb ...-- .,. ...„. 4 ' to 5
Docke, • . r ,. / ..... . , 5erlo 0
Wool,.,. i.... .. , It -to 18
tied ApPles. - . 3i 20 3
'Pork dreStieta.'^:^ • • ' + to $5.50
Pork live weiget I.4G to 14.50
1.41.-7 per ten .. ...,.., .. 500 to $0.00
Otos es see s,... .... ..... .... 00 to 8.00
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Alsace clover ... , . . ... - ... 4.50 to 8.00
itriptiA7 sed • • Jr • • • • • • • • le • • • t• 1 ,00 1121
f.ondon, August 10th, 1898,
, wheat pot bushe ,., ..s. ,. „Si to 81
Oats-, -a to 34i
PeaS . . ....,. .• — — .14 to 00
Berlei::,... , .:.41 to 60
Rilayeek Wheat
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....,.33a• to 48
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Beans . . .
Corn ......
' . - . ......13 to 14
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The OubteretAmericon War
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The latest InVentious uNoveItie
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Stone & Wellington
TORONTO
A Suit Of Vlottm
or a Single Gament
Should Combine now a ri
Correctness of Style,
Good Workmanshfp,
Moderate Cost,
Perfect Fit.
'You look for these in an old and
reliable place, and A. J.
SNVLL never disappoints bi
patrons in any of theSe. A
large assortment of
ran a winter cleeas
In Worsteds And Tweeds, are
now on our shelves, and we will
take ninth pleasure in showing
them to you. There are Many
other lizieS that are specially at.
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Whoa appearance is a consideration!
becomes it necessity,,
Who can, afford to gno e
personal appearance?
A large manufacturer who studies,
the want of the people, and Whose
business depends upon. supplying
thosewants, will give better results
than a tailor whose opportunities
are limited and trade local.
IIf your local dealer 4oes not keep '
*Shorey's Clothing -1 Reinember there are others '-Write to a larger and
more enterprising merchant elsewhere.
. . .
See that Shorey's Guarantee Card Is In the pocket of each garment.
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OUR SILVER JUBILEE
Western Fair, London.
SEPTEMBER 8th to 17th, 1898.
Entries close 7th September. Space allotted on receipt of entry.
Our attractions will be grand, and exhibits unsurpassed. You can see all
that others can show and to better advantage. Royal Dragoons, Prince
G'Kabe's Japs, Sie Hassan Ben All's Ruftins and many other specials., the best
in the country. 'Fireworks each evening,"Blowing up the Maine," assisted by
all the ring and stage attractions.
Special excursion trains leave London at 10 p.m. and after,so you can stay
to tbe fireworks.
Auction sale of Booths and Privileges, Wednesday, August 17th, on the
grounds at 2 p. m. Prize Lists, Programmes, etc., apply to .
LT. -COL. W. M GARTSHORE,. President. THOS. BROWNE, Secretary.
THE PIONEER, LI ITED
Is the narno of the ' only perfect train in the'
Bi 0 ycL ES
world, uow running every night between ! '
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Pant and alinnetip- 4
mis via the Chicago, Milwaukee & St, Paul • MS,
Railway -the pioneerroad ot the Westin ad',
opting all improved facilities for the safety and Are You Interested
eluoyment, of passengers. An illustrated prim- 1
phlet, showing views of beautiful seenery along • ,
the route of the Pioneer Limited, Will he sent . In Wheelst
free to any person upon receipt of two -cent .
postage stamp. Address Geo. H. Ileaftord, I
General Passenger Agent, Chicago, 111.
To Advertisers.
The benefit derived from an adver-
tisement depends altogether upon the
'number of persons who read it. To
reach the greatest number of readers'
at the least possible expense, is a I
question that should be ccnsidered
very carefully by, business pen. A
thousand Jen) all bills printed in Tor-
onto or London, and distributed. in
this section, would be just as effective
as if the bill had been printed in town.
There is riot a doubt about that, but if
you want to reach the people in their
homes, newspoper advertising is the
only successful way. To get the best;
results use the paper with the largest
'circulation, and thegreatest amount of
local news. Circulation is the proper
basis upon wls ich pri ces sh ould. be fixed.
If a newspaper with a circulation of
2,000 charges $100 per year, then one
svith a eirculation of SOO would be eutitl-
ed to $30. An advertiser should take
these facts into careful eonsideration,
When making contracts. Another fre-
quent loss to advertisers is in the use
of several papers when one covers he
ground. THE Tiaras is read by more
people in Exeter, Usborne, Stephen,
Hay, the northern past of Biddulph
and McGillivray- than ell other county
papers combined, and an advertise-
ment placed in it still be found the
most effectual way in which to reach
he people.
THE WEELMAaT'S FRIEND.
NO bicyclist should be without a bottle of
Hagyard's Yellow Oil. It takes out all stiffness
and 'soreness of the joints and muscles. Re-
lieves pain and takeetdown swelling in an in-
stant. 2,5c.
Don't neglect that nasty cough. Dr. 'Wood's
Norway Pine Syrup can cure it. Best cough
remedy Made:
WEAK, -NERVOUS WOMEN
Suffering from palpitation of the hearts.
" dizzy or faint spells, watery blood,
etc., cin be readily cured.
A Manitoba Lady Tells About Her Case.
There is no need whatever for so many
women to be the subject, ot faint spells,
heart and nerve weakness, anaemia., or
any of those health destroying ailments
„oat:TO\ peculiar to her sex. M11-
esotsts4 burn's Heart and Nerve
'i; la regulate the heart
et. beat s,nd make it strong
and full. tone the
oott nerves, enrich the blood,
,) and relieve the pain
and weakness from
which so many women
suffer,
. Mrs. Alex.
ander Setter, of
9
j P,50,4 ek Pigeon Bluff,
Jatssts s Man,, writes au
account of her
HEART & case as follows :
NERVE I have great
ILLS
pleasure in giv-
ing my experi-
ence of 3/111burtt's
gsrio,1/4„---ts„-anista° Heart and Nerve
' Pills. For abott
ten years r wet: troubled with throbbing
and fluttering of the heart. 1 tried fiVe3
doctors and several remedies but none of
them did me much good. Lately X heard
of Milburn's Heart it,na Nerve Pine and
botight two boXet, Before I started. using
them X could not ab my house work and
gave myself up to die, at: I thought I would
never be oared. XONY X feel really oienaid
dude taking the pills, do my work, enjoy
my meals' and feel as if there wile some-
thing in life worth living for,"
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills, cold
by an druggists at 60o. a bo X Or 3 boxes
for 0.25. T, Milbuiva &Co., Toronto, Ont.
We *handle
some of the lead-
ing .CANADIAN
and AMERICAN
makes at prices
to suit the times..
A few second hand organs
15 and 6 Octave, -cheap. ,
Sewirig Mc1iiiies,
ALWAYS pN HAND.
P. S:—Selling out Dise Har
rews at cost. ".
1 PERKINS & MARTIN,
Main streef, Exeter.
•
FARMERS
You will find at Bissett's Wooer oom
the following line of Agricol
tux -al Implements
B.ENRING BIN-
DERS, MOWERS, ROLLER
AND BALL BEARINGS,
STEEL SULK ir RAKES.
A full line of Seed Drills, Coltivators
Disc and Diamond Hari ows
Plows, and Turnip Drills. '
SWI G iliCHINES ETC
The celebrated Knoll Washer.
Raymond sewing and wringers
machine
Gurney stoves and furaneoss
waggons
Buggies
Bicycles.
The Chatham Waggon and a full
line of the celebrated McLaughlin
Buggies.
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WITH SPRING FLOWERS-ta.—
Comes the necessity of
SPRING GARMENTS
We are in :the van with an'
that is desirable, in the line'.
Let us show you. our stock of:,
$11.00 Fancy Worsteds in all
the newest colorings.
Remember we put up th
„ best suit for $10.00 that, c
be bought in the eourity
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Every PIII Perfect.
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