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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1900-3-29, Page 4'I! a fhe Molsons Bank talitencenrespBYneartfelatinetT,100.; p44ei olS °Olt* ateoe..000 vest lama. aaraa,"„coa Head OfficeSAiontreen WOLFERSTAN TROMAS,Fsq., GrosDnAnXsisansat eacettie g4vri,71004, te good farmers on their inivn.netsinsatit otte or more enderser ntnI ver Pent. per Onanra, Bxeter Brooch tepee every lawfal day from tn. t#3 ps-va SATURDAYS..m. to 1 In ns, nrrent rates et intereet allowed en deposits. DSOKSON CA.13.1411Cci, Y. D. litiltieriW, soreerrons. atexeces ratter, Dec. ente I NOTES _ The people of Topeka, Kansas, pro- pose to collect 1,000,000. bashels of IC.auehe cern at once for sbipment to . Calaritlar • SvainAY TOgsnat 17-174.traterPAY:- TUXTISSDAYs.... -. 1 rAID/AT 2 SaTunnex 3 or MARCH, 1900 4 11 I82 6 12 10 20 0 18 2071 7 le 21 S 15 0 10 nil 30 10 17 2421 THURSDAY, MARCH .2fth expenSive It) ilia People). In the light of what has been gath- ered by the 31ai1 mad Empire in the followiag article, what may Roo, Ur. Tarte's trip to Paris aa reiresentatlye of the 1:101111131011 Cost the couotry? Tlmt his "small" eaaatSitalle are eaa pensive to the pee* is shown in the followiag, hut what will the "big" launts he ? Iu the summer of I,SOS Israel Tarte resolved that a trip down the nittif would do him good. The expense is recorded iu the And- itor-Geiterars report, tae 2.146): Provisiou S................. Provisioes 60.47.) .. . . 35.$0 9.11 Tableware.. Rug alattress,„ -........ ...... . 2.59 5:brae caps. 1.60 7.hree sweaters 3.7Zi Napitia rings.-- 1.20 Four rubber coate.... 10.00 Two alpaca coats.. 3,50 American gag.- .. 7.59 Si.o mop 51.,50 6taudriee ...........24.0 Various - -.134.62 .5.9,11.14.1M THESE HAPPEN HAULA11.11 A EVeaX 1)4Y L1raeliing Afrai •QVer the Bender. Fax.MTE.E1 1: B RUSSIA AGAIN GRABBING KULL I U0OI OI? - The Average Doy Longs to Lease the lier Fleet Arrives nt. Cnenatilne and japan is 010 Dome. Sled Yokohama hferch 27,-A. Russian the etazeiog 1101,4)440e of ludiaiBeIr , e I rie. b ; it Mn, ?Starch eine- eiewts eearr Nem ron as eirrtve, Cheruu po. The faemere are asked to aentributew b. as a r rested berg is believed this predenaa sages a nd fax s„ a negro w Q eAell vagnEk 1,°ad* nontribn- day- bettore yesterday charged With concession ot laud at Masauoho, it times will come trete" last year's crop, eraninal assault upon Nies Anne No. ,„,sxn,_ herber teveuty miles south el ef which there are inero than 100.0000 teas taken from the heil due, teitemelieee, and is aroesing money 000 bufsbels -.Yet left in -liattsas. The lug the walla tied iyucited after brie.; c°taments Lfl 3aPane . crop o!1899: aggregated .oveir 220,000itnele This offering of fetid will go a long way for the relief of the . fereilete stricken people. Meaawbile what is. Canada tieing or. :proposing to do. It is unfortunate that the owfoi con - (Mime: of India at the areSeut than, is obacured lo the publicview by the eventfed war in South Africa. • Other. wise it would absorb the sympathetic attention of the EngliSlaspeaking world. Canada; having dope her part in the game of war mu now turn her attentiofl to the poor Hindu,. e . The Laurier Government removed the duty -from coal oil Ana binder twintensibly lo the farmers ita terest, with the result, that coal oil goe.e, up tc. a gallon mad binder twice has nearly doubled. A letter showing how the Dominion Government keepS the price up is appended, Charles A. Williams, of Raleigh. whci eventually bought his twine at home at a cent a- poand less than the penitentiary price, wrote tia the penitentiary factory at Kingston for quotations and got thi newer te Dear ahr,-I leave yours of :the 8thi V! hinder twine, awl in reply1 beg to wrote you the following perces and tereis for the different lerenfle I have for eale. Lots loss. theneine ten Pure Manilla, 3.1 CentS. Beaver, mixed, 11. ceuts. Exi Standard, New Zeal:ening° cents. O. B., Etingston. Terms.. cash on WW1" 04114,. *411..• 423044'.2 The AuditorGeneral reports that Oa a Minister $ provisions washiug, caps. sweaters, coats, rugs. ete.. are charged up to the following eervices Repairs of piers. PaE 210.00 Harborsand rivers in tio Mar itime Provinces. ....... 1,012.82 Harbors and rivers in Qaehec 303.82 Harbors and rivers elsewhere 51.00 somea*sseomeew ........... 42A30$2 Dot this does not include running expenses, except tool, The pleasure yaCht WAS at first least ed by' Atte Tarte at; $125 a week; but after one week's experience Mr. Tarte liked the yacht so well that be bought her, and she cost us $20,000, etruggle between the sheriff and the MO; Two mea were slightly wouate ed. It had nem eapect,ea that an at- teitipt would lie trade to haag Barrie nehterdaY when he was to have 'beau brought upfor a, hearing, but title •was postponed until tuoule erything seemed quieti Lase nighe, • . eliort Vine. eerore Mienight, it was agnmenced time a mob was on ite way from Aberdeee, a neigleboring village; and a general movement to- wara Vire jail: toren plane. Pr.esently about 20 matt appeared. *eine Of them. were masise.i. An attack upon the jail Was began. A fuellatie of Oats were exeltaeged between elle eneriff and Ins deputies on the aim basil and the gene en tbe' other, re, onitisg in tfie wounilleg of Robert L. .of this piae.e, and 3. man erom Aberdeen, whose name could not be leareed, The eell door was e.eventtte ally forced and Harris was taken out. While in tfai Ramie or the molt he exelaimed 411: 4,11Q1 tt, mar I was dt•iilik and did not know what I was about. I bare co reeolleetion et it," The owl) hastied hire :te a. Peke:emir-- log yard winge eteed. a large poplar tree, aial, PI IE1g 3. ROOSe arourul his Peek, flung tee other end of the rope over a limn Ile waS bOlstPil from :the geound and several -hots were ftreJInto lite body. The corpee :wait left Utilizing until eine mornees when It wee ealeen down. It. wait oileertea that Mies Me - was with the mob ween the jail wee attuned le.si; night. delivery. Freglat to Chatham about 30 cents Leer 100 pounis. Yours truly. O'Lnener, Actiug Warden. DROPPED DEAO FROM FRIGHT t�Ta Western Burglar Who Lacked the Necessare Nero •••••••,101.14, %sago, Merril ;17 -John E. Tartan united to break lute and rob o. ry store WI Lemont nunday. lie shot at and ilropped dead from Hits Newspapers Hard. The following from that strong Lib. oral organ, the Sinacoe Reformer, draws attention to a recent ebange. Which, along with the imposition of postage, bears heavily upon the news- paper business in Canada, and to meet which tbe newspaper cannot avoid laying it on their patrons in some form, The Reformer says: "Some time sinee what was known els the paper combine in Canada got out of gear, and there has been in coo - sequence keen competition in the sell- ing of news print ever since. The re- sult was that the price from time to time has been veduced, We have never got news print in Canada as cheap as they have had it ite the 'United States, although our facilities for mak- ing the paper and our closeness to the source of raw material should make it possible for paper to be produced in Canada as -cheap as any other place in the world. The other day, however, our Canadian manufacturers, follow- ing the Iead of all the other industries of the country, got together and patched up their differences. One of the first things they did was to decide to advance the price of printing paper 25 per cent. It is true, of course, that paper stock has advanced in price, and that a raise was to be expected and was justifiable, but, no such consider- able increase in price was necessary to protect the makers. It is a eleer case of a combine for the purpose of taking money out of the. pockets of the news- paper proprietors of Canada. The newspaper business is a peculiar one. The price at which nearly all the pa- pers in ehe country sell, is fixed and. cannot be raised and lowered as can the retail price of sugar, so that any raise made by the producer can be re- imbursed to the middle ma,n by a cor- responding raise to the coesurner. A. raise of 25 per cent. on the mite of paper does not mean that we can raise the price- of the Simcoe Reformer 25 cents a year. The melee of 25. per cent. simply means that we must pay each year to the xnakers of paper about $250 more than we have been paying them. That $250 will come out of our pocket, and proportionate sums will come from the pockets of every other newspaper proprietor in the Dominion. We believe that the Dominion Gov- ernment when they revised the tariff, took power to place, by order -in -coun- cil, upon the free list, any article that was made the subject of a Canadian combine. Here surely is a case in point, and if the hesvspeper men in Canada have one-half the political in- fluence they sometimes prate about, newspapers should go on the free list within the next few days. Let as watch and see whether the makers combine or the publishers have the bigger pull with the Ottawa Cabinet," Awful Explosion at Listowel. Thursday night about 11:39 the Lis. towel Gas Works blew up with a ler- ible explosion, tile wbote town being shaken. 'Nearly every one moment- ily enpected that their own dwelling was about to tumble down upon them. Tarbell bad a compauion and the Tbe crash was immediately followed , two boa succeeded in payingup a by the gas going out, which at once hack window lama the proprietor of located the scene of the disaster. tin store, who was sleeping Inside, The extent of the havoc wrought at heard ahem. Ho seized his shot gtm the as works was discloeed to those and fired into the nir. The burglars who rustled thither, the entire build- ran and wben about 200 feet away ing being found to have Leen blown till Tarbell dropped dead, pieces, the iron as bolder, brick walla post mortem examieation wreckage of roof, machinery, etc., be- ed that Tarbell bad died from Meet In found a heap of ruins, alai the notlexe brought on ley frigid. The mase had taRen fire. other burglar escaped. The operator. Win. Ditto% aged 10 years, was in the engine-houee at the THE IMPERIAL SPIRIT time, and was hurled with great vio- !cues against the wall. He Was found ali covered with briasi The fire bad not yet reached hina, but he was a terri- ble sight. At first he was able to spei& but soon lapsed into unconsciousness. The force of the explosion was suele that the portions of the roof were blown for considerable distances, and houses in the ireniediate vicinity were badly damaged, and doors were blown The full extent of the clame done through the town is just b:gin- ning to be realized, but enough has at. ready been found to show that it is very serious. The gas works, the property of C. Hay, are a mass of ruins, the "building being blown into ruatcla wood. The insurance on the gas plant is $3.000 and on the electric plant $800. The engine and dynamo of the electrk. light plant are not injured. The unfortunate Mr. Bitton who has since died was a native of Cambridge, daughter coloey toward the mother • cotuatry, but Canada will do well to The ameer's attitude greatly dis- children. Only the other day the turbs the Russian authorities here, nod more troops are eeing despeach- England, and leaves a wife and four reeognize that few of un are lamer - proprietor presented him with an in- surance policy for $1,000 Traversal sympathy is felt for him and his fam- ily, The exploaion is now believed to have occurred in the purifier, and it is supposed that tbe unfortunate engi- neer was endeavoring to adjust it at the tune. ritIsh Papers Find and Praise It in Sp:?.ech London, Mareli :A. -Journals of all Shaklee of opinions her unite In the recognition of what the Times calls "Canauare graceful rind gratifying Doesn't Like Ameer's Friendly Attitude TO. one sided statements, that they really eormeesioa to the trade or the lenited ward Britain Kingdom," but, with aimoSt entire ; Country girls often yeare for -nee ex- eitement of life in the city. associa- tion with "summerboarders„" and the reading of the stery paper or the sea- satimial noVel, bane made them disceu- tented, with the eountry. They fret , against the restraints., •and detest the I drudgery of its narrow, hard life, IThs hone of improving their coati -i- lea of the suecess ot a few girls, wile THE liPFN 111111R 11FMINlis ten. is -stimulated, by. exaggeratee attn. have left their eountey ioasneS and done What Chlna Has Been Asked By the -well in the eitY. 'Pita know nothing owers to Agree To, of the malty failures, They are lento - rant of the triaLs and temptations incl.-. Nen- l'ork, navel/. Chieago dent to life in a „yea eity, But they deepreten sares 'teat a special to the know that its wages are higher an Times Uerald from its 1Kashiegt0p theme paid in, the country; that its life correspondent, Walter Wellman, give$ is more exciting, aod, they are deterwlaat Mr. 'Weinman says are the act- rained to go to the city whenever the nal demands made on China the Arst oPportuoity offers them the 'Way to matter of maintabana the opeu door. do me Befora Uowever, the trunk is Time demands have been acceded packed, we -could, tell them what to eX- te, by China, the tiespatelt says. The . pea. demands amounted to the follotving: There are maay young women in a 1. That MO, within its "sphere a! large eity who eupport themselves live afluence, or leased territoay Mi- na should pledge itself not in any way to interfere with any treaty port Cir Tested rigire within the sphere or ter- itore melee lease. 7. That fa ail tiorte within the °aplieres or Influettee," except free ports, aft merelmedise landed or shipped, irrespeetive of eationality Sinn pay the Chinese treaty tariff for , time being, and the duties shall he paid to the Chinese governmeat , 3. That ta wets in the "spheres of influenee," the government Coale:4in that spbere snail levy no larger bar - Dor duties on veseole ot any nation- allty than are leafed on vessels tei its Own natioeurity, auel that on rail - avails built, controlled or operated svithin these sphere:, the eitizees of other nationalities shall pay uo high- er ebarges for transportation of merchandrse teen are peld by the cat- leens of the powers controlling such epheree. The powers mating the dernandn were Great Britain, Russia, Germany, 7raare, 'Xenon, ani tae tufted States. coratortably, mu/ perhaps lay up a Itt- tie money. As a nde, they are eity- area girls, who are prudent, smart educated to their worn. eeneralln these StIneesSfill girls baye .pareats er trieude with veto= they nettle, and wire WA then% to And employments to pay good wages. 'With emelt young- women. a eetmtry eaunot compete. She must serve apPrentleeshiP ;before she eau ace re +similar trainine,. She must melte eerviceable arienas, to help her to tate acceptable employment, ere she Can 11Se them. If the imaidea eouittry girl gala 40- SitUnti011," it would probably be OUR 'where there was plenty or roligb (work that would bring. but little pay. She eveuld be foreed to eat and lodge in a ebeap boarding house. Its uncongenial fboarders, the =ell attle roma-over- loolatig apiolting clibutleys and dirty butt nards-tlaut elle Must eleep in, 'Medd solotieeT Ally idea of callbeg it, tame. Tire interests. of the laudlady woald be limited to neeinei that she punctualla pal4 her board. Her employer would FORTY FRENCHMEN KILLEO conshier his duty done. when he Paid her weeltly wages. It she slaould be - sick, what then? Charity -or a nulb- Serious Doings Are Reported From ne hospital: We bave only outlined Frontlet. of flovocco, ilic pleture.--Youth% Compradon. - Paris, ;Varela 20 -News of a diequiet- 1 lug nature was received from Morocco i Net/plug the Tongue. toalay. Keep it from unkindness. 'Words Two thousand men of the Poreigu are ;sometimes WOUMIS. Not very deep Legion, who ead been ordered to em- Wounds always, and yet they irritate, bark, at Oran Tor Madagascar, re- Speech is unkind eametimes when there eeived other orders to remain where Is no unkirelness in the heart; so much they were were and await instructions. the worse that nee4less wounds are in - It is reported that a serious en- Meted; et> mita the worse that alibi - frontier, and that forty men of the gagement bas taken place on i be Oran 1 tentioually pain Is caueed. Keep it from falsehood. It is so cosy Foreign Legion bare been killed. to give a false -coloring, to so make a In militara aircles bere it is mitt statement that it Ulay convey a mean - that the peculation of officers in ing different from the trutie wbile yet power in Morocco has caused the pre- sent trouble, eb.ere is an. appearance of truth, that Crediton Bitaaas..-The race with winter is Dearly over. The new born spring is already. a feW paces ahead and we hop e it win Socon reach the goat -Oar fair ;met; will no doubt be sorry to hear of the departure of Aubry Baker, who has left for Granton, where be has secured a situation as dry goods clekle. Atibry is a nice fellow and we are sorry to lose Mize -The Misses Ber- trand are intending to take a trip in ri; few days to their Ln -other Philadel- pnia,-Eltoo Seigner epending his holiday in Zurich. May he enjoy hint- Alorooek is still en the sick list. -Geo. Zsvicker formerly of Credi- ton has recured situation et Ailsa Craig with Mr, Boyee,-Jac Haig; and wife, who have been ill for some time, we are . pleased to report, are rapidly improving. -Mr Kahn is very low at preseut-We are pleased to see Ed norlock out again, who has bean eon - fined to the house for several eveeas.- Harry Eilber has dieposed of his spir- ited driver, --There is some talk of or- ganizing. A brass band. -Win Lewis, sr., WAS tri Granton Taesctay.- Re- member the entertainment mid lecture to be given in the Methodist church this Thursday evening. aussiAITREET we need to bo on our guaril. There are very many tvhie would. shrink from tellies a lie, who yet -suffer tivertiselves in. sueli inacctunee or exaggerated or come under the condemnation of those whose "lying lips are an. abomination unanimity, the j.eurnals as up- St. Peteraburg, Martel 24, via Par- proval of the British reciprocity. Even Is, March 25. -The present policy of j to the Lord." Keep it from slander. The good rep- tile St. James' Gazette, a pronounced tte ArAver or Ato,,tubtau Is masked 1 utation of others should be dear to us, protectionist engem, says that notia and bis attitude is regarded bere as Ing e.an be gained on tide peter,. The suspicious. Bb has Permitted Brit- Sin should not be suffered to go unre- Inked: +but it should be in accordance Standard bopes the Imperial govern,- lab troops and a large stoek of mules ment evil' aomit colonial ineenti to the to advance to a point nearer Irian- with the Scripture method, "Go and ten privileges of trustee investments, The debar- they had already been con- *him of his fault twixt thee and hiim Westminster Gazette nee: "We are centrated in Beluchistan near the alone." And it should be borne in gra.teful to Commie. for the preferen- border- and he le understood to fa- mind that what is too often considered tial treatment. It Is vonelusive ovi- vor England's efforts to effect the as merely harmless gossip runs datiger- deuce of the frieedly feeling of. the concentration of ii0,000 men at Kan- eusly near, if it does not paes, the con - ram, Rev Morgan Wood announced, to his congregation at 13and Street Congre- ;gationa.). church, Toronto, last Mgt., t that lie accepted the call of Plymouth Congregationd al church, Cleyelan, and 'would enter -upon. his new deities on the fiest of May. Morgan Wood leo- ttired in Exeter last year. Ii......•••••••••=0.11110•1110 uthsts so long as le rope merit is personified in Mr. Lowther.' ed to Tashkend. Merv, and Samark- The Times hopes that a solution of tbo and, which are now great military problem of an Imperial zollverein may camps, with ampie barrack aconamo- in the end be found in a, common ea. datior for 160,000 troops now con- ceptance (lithe polies' of free exchange centrated there and new barracks rather than in a reversion to the ° building policy of protective duties or prefer- ' 'When these barracks are complet- ential tariffs. The Times says the ed more troops will he hurried on the for - . point of interest which transcends all waro, and work is being pushed at all others is the patriotie epirit of Ina- ; potsible speed, so as to effect the Prompt relief in siek headache, diz. periel solieitude itt which Mr. Field- transfer or military before the last ziness, nausea, constipation, pain in ing's speech was couched, delivered of 1.111T, -when the great heat of the the side, gnaranteed to those using tine acelaimed. Proceeding to discuss Asiatic summer begins. Carter's Little Liver Pills. One a, dose fiscal relations, the editorial points The first infanty Ctrenadiers divl- Small price. Small dose. Small pill. out the difficulty England would hare sloe now garrisoned at Moscow' has The trial of John Cavanagla whenever Imposing a tariff duty for been ordered to leave in April for the , the benefit of her tolonies, and ex- south, there to await further orders i f to proceed to the Trans -Caspian or charge of havo enmurdered his aged mother in theirplittle coctage home. corner of .Maitland and Philip streets, London, on the night of Saturday. Dec. 2nd, seas brought to a very sud- den and unexpected close at the spring assizes Friday afternoon. His Lord- ship Chief Justice Meredith taking the matter from the jury at the conclusion of the Orovvn's case and discharging the prisoner from custody. The evi- dence all in, Me Loant asked the court to dismissthe prisoner. going over the grounds carefully in support of bis re- quest. The following from the Sault Ste Marie (Ont) Star is interesting to West Huron people: "Linklater, the hero of West Huron, was in tovvn on Thursday last. He is living at Sault Ste Mame, Mich, but occasionally comes to this side to consult with the hero of Wee s Elgin. Linklater is very reticent, and has an uneasy, hunted inok. Re states that iri his opinion Duncaaa Bole ate the West Elgin bal- lots, and that the half bad never been told. This is a new -theory, and one that does not correspond -with the story told before the comreission. Linklater, of course, should. know," ROBBED THE GRAVE. A startling incident, of which John - Oliver, of Philadelphia, was the sub- ject, is narrated by kitn as follows : "1 was in a most dreadful condition. My skin. was almost yellow, eyes sookeil, tongue Coated, pain continually in back and sides, no appetite- -grad al 1 y growing weaker day by day, Three Physiciansshad given e up,fortun Ate 13r, a frietid advised trying 'Electric Bitters;' and to my great joy and sur- prise, the first bottle made a decided improvement. I continued their ase for three weeks, and am mew a well man. I know they saved my life, and robbed the grave pf another victim." No one should fall to try them. Only 50 cents a bottle, every bottle guaran teed, at any Drug Store. pre a p -the problem of sn Imperial zoliverein Persian frontier. 'will eventually lae a tommon accep- Vance of free trade rather than a NOTES FROM THE CAPITAL reversion to protection. 1 CHICAGO'S BIG LABOR WAR 1 Ottrawanniarela ; -7.-In the Railway Committee of the /louse tilts morning Chicago 111., -March 27. - The )3e- tbe Bra odor' end Northwestern Corn - cord saye the 'National Building patty's charter was amenned by strik- Trades Council has taken an the fight ing out the amuse •gii ui, -the compaey of the mittens afteliated with the power to amalgamate with the C. P. Chicago Buil -log Trades' Council, It R. The bill was reported as amend - has sent thousands of circulars all ed. over the country from its heanquar- Mr. A. kl. Gifu -mar, the isowASenator ters in St. Lonis, notifying members from St. George, New' Brunswick, 'wilt of the buil:frig trades of the trouble probable be swern in this of-terns/On ID Chisago. It is Said the effect of in time tri vote with the Liberals on those circulars has been to keep the Redistribution.. Bill. thousands of men away from Chi - F cago who otherwlse wottld comeSTOLWIFr here. , In the city connoll last nighE AND liFt a res- , c olutioa was passed authorizing the New York, 'Starch 2,0.- Edward mayor to appoint a committee Of five Leasnre, 2.: years ol rolool George citizens -to try to effect a settle- . Crotty, 31 years, an electrician, in rnent of the nifferenee between tbe okli Building Contractors Council and the Bo yn Past nght. , . at Crotty s home, andLeasure boarded his oeintant- Building Trades Cooneil.h si Crotty's wife were such as tr: recaelti18. aLnasi tit nfiegehl Vgerobtetilywemeentha t t w4-va lir on the street In Leasure's conapaoy. Harrisburg, Pa., 14a.roh 26.-Tbe an- A istoorrel ensuen, and Leasuro drew null] report of James Roderick, Chief a revolver and shot Crotty twice of the State Bureau of .Mines and Crotty Cie& at a hosintai an host Mining, contains a chapter dealing 'ater. Leasure Wag arreste0. with mine accidents' and their causee. In the thirty: yea.rs from 18'70 to 1899* MISSIONAPY FILLED the report states, 0,5'15 lives were lost " in and about tbe coal mines of Penn- yls nine, commenting upon the f Take District in Chinn Disturbed and Briti3i, tatities, Chief Roderick says : -"It Cruiser Win Paolly It generally conceded that the zinthra- Shanghai, March 20. -- The Brit isb - cite law of this State is the best min A LONG DEATH ROLL class critiaer Hermione h'18iag law in the world. ;Therefore, cn tecone my opinion, tnen gross loss of life is osertrp intra.Thi ere ropuronctereyd airmoumnertdiraritecniS. not due to any defeot in the law, T -in is grewisturbed, end escort!. neither is it the fault of the mine in- tiower9 :ire makirig arrangements fot to rePorl.- clirolliittion here th pece i,ors, who are an intelligent, and (11-'g ha rd -working body of men, Possibly neglect can 'be; traced to some eolliery "tifm- manaowne3ate, but the gt.,atet no_ t t is reparte 1 that a Brit mis• icaa.tY has been killed on tbe Y, eel. glect is on the part of the employes eemeeee, fines of slander. A reputation is too sacred to 'be made a plaything of, even if the intent be not malicious. -Rural New -Yorker. Dubim BMWs -J. J. MeRieune and son James. accompauied by M. Dillon, started Monday for the Nortlawest, where they will remain six months surveying for tbe Government. - Frank McConnell shipped. a car load of fat cattle to Toronto last week. - Miss Mary Ewing, of Mitebell, was in Lowe on Tuesday last visiting frieods, - Tito aSseSSOr WAS around on his 311 nual tour last week.- Dr. and Mre. Mitchell's young SOnl who has been ail - log some time is improving in health. O'Iceefe; is the purcliasee of Mrs. James Carpenter's fifty acres of vano able land joining the village. -Mr. and Mrs. D, McComaell spent Sunday with her parents. Mr, and Mrs, at, Carpene tea -Miss N. Carlin, of the Clessic City, returned bonee Saturday last. - Mies Agnes Trainer, of leibbert, spent a day in Seaforth since oar last issue. - John Jordon went to ilditchell to visit frieuds One day last ereek, Look At your tongue. Is it eoated? Then you have a bad taste hi your mouth every morning.. Your apper,to is poor, and food din, tresses you. You hay.; frequent headaches ar.,1 are often dizzy. 71,. stomach is weak c, • your bowels are al..: constipated. There's an old and r liable cure: iotence Df000s-Mies Vaslita Sleaford, of To routs, is speudiriph a few weeks at home, ---P. Pickard is again able to at- tend to his work efter an iliuess of two weeks, -James Bareett, has bought a, new driver, having disposed of "Dick" for the tidy sum of sne.-A. Doupe and R. Switzer left for the west, on the 20th. They intend prospectiug the tiountry as far west its the Rockies. Their effects will follow them as soon as they have made a eclection of land. -Miss Edith Allen is visiting friends in London. -R. Kuott, of Detroit, visited Mr. and Mrs. 11. Switzer last Suriclay.-S. Johnston has secured work with W. Beavers, fourth line. - Rev. Mr. Philip and aiss Mills, of Elineville, were au, Zion Friday even- ing in the interests of the "Forward Movement" -The soft weather puts Ute Mitchell road m an iropaesable state. Usually it takes front thirty to fifty days, work to deer the road from tuns to Mantyre's each spring. We would asa the Council to figure that up into wire. They Were lteady. One of the district school trustees was a crank on the subject of fire, and when be tolled around with the Exam- ining Board he always conened his re- marks to a question addressed to the pupils as to what they would do in case the building shOUld catch fire. The teaoher was acquainted with his hobby, so she prompted her scalars as to the answer they should give when he arose to propound his accustomed inquiry. When the :board -called, however, this particular trustee, pet -liens from a deeire to emulate his associates in their addresses, rose and said: - "You boys and girls have paid such nice attend= to Mr. Jones' remarks, I wonder what you would do if I were to make you a little epeecli?" Quiek as thougat a hundred voices piped in unison,: "Form a line mid march down stairs." -Detroit Free Press. What to no in Case of nn ficeicient. &rot Wilder, of Cornen University, gives these short rules tor action in case of ancident: For dusE in the eye, avoid rubbing; dash coad water itt theta; reinove cin- ders, etc.. with the round point of a lead pencil. Remove insects -Iiona the ear tby tepid water. Never put a hard instrument into, the ear. If an artery is cut, compress it be- low. If choked, go upon an fours and cough. For slight burns, dip the nart in cold water: if the skin is dcotroyed, cove/ avitia varaish. For annoplexy, raise the head onn Indy; for fainting, lay the verso --•linnias Ann Fin:TITS, n; sore !los lean es." It is not ivhat Ns bt.11 1"10011'.5 StiTS1pnHill does tha t. toll the si ory. The mans a oven / fro C`11'.(?:, by this maii- oee trre he irsits fay w'nicii it should tie j /ninon, Thet-..e. prove it to be the g ree-t, 1131, rpleiled re tu e d y for dyspep- sia., rheum/also/. set-of/alas salt rheum, *catarrh al o oil/ er s due to irnpore or impoverished blood. Hood's Pills are non-irritatiog, eli1(3ceilltsv: -Bros., of Thorndale, have If any ene otters you a cheap imitation of or substitute fornr. Fonaer's Xtraet or Wild tra.wherrY, refuse it. Many of these eliespiy prepared Marti/tea rentediesareldghly dung- urous and should ne avoided. urrintscal Siquire C4-am)er's farm of 100 For Coughs of young or Coughs of -old St owl's Norway Pine syrup's the nest remedy sold. For cold in the bead or 5014 13 the chest, tit/irons nothing- like it. it beats all the rest. leas,aa-a301->aaaaaaaeak, I Ifc Plsy1 1 I L 0 Ldu. w w w g To T . . OS : it C: ti? tv et tg, $ Thin, pale, anwrnic girls i t need a fatty food to enrich I, 1! their blood, give color to To) fet their cheeks and restore their $ health and strength. It is $ safe to say that they nearly : i all reject fat with their food. % Trit 0 F C LEVER OL WM lirPOPHOSPNTES OFL#1EcISODA 'it; • ;11 tt IS e?cactly what they require; t it not only gives them the im- portant dement (cod-liver oil) in a palatable and easily di- Tgested form, but also the hypo- 3 $ phosphites which are so valua- ble in nervous disorders that usually accompany amtnia. SCOTT'S EMULSION isa$ $ fatty food that is more easily Ts, digested than any other form $ of fat. A certain amount of $ M flesh is necessary for health. You can get it in this way• $ * We have known per= sons to gain a pound a day is taking it. w 5oc. and $1 oo, all druggists. SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists, Toronto, { Don't take a eatir.rae ose and then stop, r take a laxative d..!se ach night, Jost enough to cause one good free move- ment the day following. You feel better the very next day. Your appetite returns, you dyspepsia is cured, your headaches pass away, your tongue clears np, your liver acts well, a your bowels no Wage give you trouble. Price. 25 cents. All drugslf.ta. "1 nave tatennser's rills ins ro years,anill. consider them lest made. One pin 000 Tee more Iss/d than baits Lox of anyotiter Sind liavu vier tried." Mrs E. TALBOT, $92. Arrington, Rans. %cseeeEreeeeeeee**ereeerezeg) acres in the 4th concession, Nissouri GO TO Rowp's Pcaz Bargains N Furniture! Undertaking A SPECIALTY R. N. ROWE., When Doctors Disagree Consult all r4 - Optician Nervousness -headaches - sleeplessness and dizziness, often puzzle the best physicians, Nine times in ten eyestrain is the direct cause. Nothing can effect a permanent cure that does not remove -the cause. That is what our scientifically fitted, glasses do, S. Fitton, GRADUATE OPTICIAN, T. Fitt9res Jewelry Store‘ In these days of imitations it is well for everyone to be careful what be buys. Especially is this necessary When a matter - of health Is involved. There are so many imitations of Doan's Kidney Pills on the market--sorno of them absolutely worthless -that we ask you to - be particular to see -that the full name and the trade mark of the Maple Leaf are on - every box you buy. Without this you are not getting the original Kidriey Pill, which has cured so many severe cases of kidney complaint in the United States, Australia and England, as well as here in Canada. The Doan Kidney Pill Co., Toronto. G.