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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1900-9-6, Page 4e M bisons 3art aCIEEAllaaallatala B ? U4.ItEZ 1at55.; 1?e44 Alp Capita, aSen0,000 nest n's: sr t — lleas1 Onnee; Ate str al. WOLFEltanseN THOMAS, Este, neeenea rifesseenat. oney advaacea. to. good. farmers on their aloe/ with one Or znore endorser at 7 pe, tit. Der antrum. Exeter Branch Open every lawful (ley from 10a. at. t SitTUIMAT. n',10 a, U. tot non. nurrent rates en interest eilowed on deponts. DKIESON CAI:I./NV, N. D. liVRBOX. al:Kier:oat; at.i,XitfrEn, rihtetei• Ve. nah, 'Pa Calendar for September, 1 900. 9 10 23 30 M▪ eta DAT /0 17 24 Thnnene.Y L 11 1S 25 Warneasniaa• a 12 10 23 6 13 24 27 " 14 21 2.3 near, v 13 22 .44 reitessennesenesa- e.=eiwaseenareesnasite srPTEMBER Cabala)°, QUEBiala RULED It laws his issIsseestline Zo recall tit votes ells+ were taken in tbe several rrovaacesft tevor i ma Votes Pollea. alajoritiete Yes. No. Yes. .No. Ontario .. 151,1110 111,rata :0,41 „ Nova Scotia 31,0 5,102 :20,21 . • vw Brtms- what.. .. 20,911 taa7f1 17 taal P. E. wand. 0,t6z 1,140 9,a15 Manitoba. .12,51t1 2.078 0.-111 Beitieit Col - 4„737 flat .... melee „. saran N . W. 'rerra. tate'. • • taZaa Zatit 2.414 „ Que./ 2a,aia2. 122,011 2R477 20.7.22 1117,057 01,0a very Province save Onebee was for elatlon 'Ly a laege ruat'anity," but ease etetal ir W11 - ow other aiavireres count - nothing ! Pretty brassy to On- tu The t Donnaer Eaugi ss wee owe sesa-ant feirl. Now we trader - strata tar. net is where ehe serv- ed bee epprentareatiip The Totento Globe wants to knew **Were you richer under the National polieyr Vona all ;speak at oneta The hensewita.nigbt. start it by telling; tow much more he has to pay fot eager. amt her coal oil, a few other little necessities than he aid before Fielding commer.cedjuggling with the taritit An at to amendthe :let eepaeting interestapaiteed at the last session of the Dominion Parliamentmarks an epoeli in the financial world, in that it enaltee a pee centper itunum the legel eate of interast ias it is riroprrtyealletl inst.ad of per cent. 11: the acetunren- lation of capital increases as it has (tone during the last quarter of a century, the rate will soon he down to 4 per cent. Thai iea liot season in West Iluron as eleevslierte anti if the enthusiasm of the isolitical campaign is kept as high as that which marked the Conservative convention at Smith's. Hill on Frida.y, the hot time is by no means over in this riding. The attendance was large including all the war horses and xnauy of the lank and ille, and without, a diesenting voice the 3- again endorsed Robert McLean ns the party candidate. Mr. :McLean, in a moderate speech ac- cepted the hoebnand the two Bobs are once more in the field. Sir Richard Cartwright has beet again esiminated for the South Riding of Oxford, but he was plainly told that the old Reformers. of that tounty are not at all satisfied with the doings of the "XIVIV Liberals" as represented, by the Leerier Governraent. Me. Valen- tine Fiteh, oee of the most prominent Liberal workers in the county, and tt man of toneiderable influence, was one of those whose name was put in noriti- elation. Mr. Fitch declined the honor and in a speech withal showed hint to he desperetely in earnest, and which valved (piste a sensation in the convention, told Sir Richard in plain words that the interests of theelarm- ers had been neglected by the Liberal Government. He severely criticised the Post Office Department, and said that Hon. Mr. Mulock wished to make a show of economy and take it mit of the farmers, as indicated by tbe Wretched mail service throughout the country, by which the farmers got their mail two or three days behind time. Being interrupted, Mr. Fitch said --- 'It would be better if half of us turn- ed Tories, and then we would. be better • treated by the people at Ottawa." Mr. Fitcb demanded tbat more attention be paid to the farming community. • He warned to know why postmasters in town got thousand of dollars year • while those in the country got °ilea; $20 a month. -, Mr. Pitch's speecb is.tbe talk of the people this evening, and; it is evident that, wbile his straight warning at the tonvention has created surprise, he correctly sumniecl up the views of 'a large majority of the electors of this riding. It has been apparent for some tune that the Liberals of the county have been dissatisfied with the con- duct of the administration at Ottawa. The pecple in this district are of a high order of intelligence and honor, and Increover close readers of the newspapers, and the shady tricks of Tarte, Sif boo, ete., as exposed by the Conservatie-es, are inost tepeenant to them, _ens be feesinfrom sick headache, bili- 'nusoesn, conetieatiose etc., use Carter's Little Liver Pills. Strictly vegetable. They gently stimulate the liver -and ,free the stomacb feoni bile, The recent United States census will snow a population of 80.000,000. A. L. Shipley, station agent Grand Trunk Railway at Granton left for the west a few days ogo for two :se -ens in COnnection with (he biesine4is arrange - :merit with his bin then J. D. Shipleysill the banking business. Locais Norman Creech has returned t 13rantford. N. Dyer "{mama 1uu reeovered, "from his receat IV. Levitt visited. las parents in Granton yesterday. Mies Beers has secured eitaatioil milliner in London. Messrs. Kemp amt. 1.-otnag spent La,bor day in. Lanaloa. aaiss Neelande, a Seafoeth, visited the Misses Kemp this week. The open season for duct sltootiag commenced last Saterday. Ross Datums, of Fannsville, spent Sunday visiting J. P. lines. Miss I'Iruria, of Zuricb,was the guest. of Miss Cora Cann this. week. Exeter's at a taxation this year will be 20 mills on the dollar. al alter Poole has gone to London, where he has secured a situation. Mrs. no Blatchford spent the past week ting her mother in Luean. M. Y. McLean and A. Young, of Se.afortli, were in town on Monday. D. L. L. Folliek and E. R. Follicle. ot SL :teravye, spent Sunday in town. Hereeee of London, was in town he paet week renewing acquaintaucee. nevi's aLeers. alilyard awl Brown eechanttea pulpits Sunday morning. litet. Mr. awl Mrs, G. A. 1.MeLeod have returne,1 frona visitiug friends in Sea - forth. Will aleLanaablite of Brantford. sspent Sunday visaing his 'parente tn towp. It, E. Manning, of Clinton. WAS in Monday renewiug A. 0. Dyer, has recovered from brief illness. and is again able to g amend. The Milliners have returned to town ua returnett their situations for the all term. jr. Barker, of Stratford, was the guest of Perry Diguatathe fore part of thts week. Nearly 100 people went from thi station this year to attend the Toronto xhibit ion Beverley Kett:Ilea, of Bnicefield, pre:ailed in Caren church again on Stualay Imen Ea. Crocker is imprevIng nicely, Lie has been suffering from a sevete dank. of typhoid fever. :Mee Edith Rellins left fee Lerea this week to tate a vouzse in the 1e' - est City alusiness College. t"diesta Eva anti Lille Huston have retvn1 from a. pleasant visit with isa 'taa staway in Brautford. Dr. J. E. Harrieon, of Detroit. was here Ole weekatteading the funeral of the tate Mas. M. A. Fauson. Gem ge X. Buchariatalate of Toronto, son of Dr. Duebanan, of Zurich, has opened up a law office in Wiarton. Harry Miley has resigned the lead- ership of the Exeter band. and Georgie Eacrett has been appointed in his teed. If you wish to cure scrofula or salt rheum permanently, take Hood's Sar- saparilla. It expels all impurities front the blood, Walkerton bakers under the law there lose all tlie bread in theie wagons or ehops if one loaf is fcamd under weight. A number of citizens yesterday at- tended the Epworth League Conven- tion in Crediton. The meeting was a successfrd one. Der. Mr, Brown, Mrs. BrOWn and family have returned after spending a few weeksvacation with friends at thela former home. Jabez Welsh, of Kalamazoo, Mich., after an abtence of several years, is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Welsh, William street. a For sore, blistered, perspiring feet, afed skin, prickly heat, nettle rasb, /and applying after shaving, use Foot Ease. For sale at Imes Drug Stine. 25c a box. V.. I. Clarke, of Winnipeg, Wes- tern Manager for the Manufacturer's Insurance Co., accompanied by his brother, Thonme, of Hampton, was here this week visiting their father, Thomas Clarke. The latter will re- main for a. few days, Peter McIntyre, one of the best known and esteemed of the pioneers of Lobo township, died. as his home, con. 4, Lobo, last Wednesday. De- -ceased had obtained the ad.yaneed age of 88 years. He was a native of Scot - ]and, but early came to Canada. He is survived by his wife and two sons.. Peter'of con. 7, London township,an d Nichol, who resides on the home- stead. MATIOND DYES Will Dye any Article of Clothing From Feathers to Stockings. The Only Package Dyes That Make Fast and -Unfading Co ors. Feathers, ribbons, silk ties, dress silks, shirt waists, dresses, costumes, capes, jackets and shawls can be dyed at home with Diamond Dyes so that they -will look like new. •Try a pack- age of the Diamond Dyes,and see whab. a bright, beautiful, non fading color it will make, with but little trouble. Diamond Dyes are the greatest, money- savers of the age, as ma,n y woman with one or two ten cent pack- ages of these dyes has dyed her old dress a lovely and fashionable color S o as to save t be expenee of a new ono. Partly wornfrlothing can be made over for the ones,and by dyeing itwith Diamond Dyes no one would recognize the t the citesses and snits were not Diamond rik.:;$ are adapted to many uses besides simply dyeing old clothing. Diamond Dyes give aew life and ,jese. fulness tis cute ants f urn iturer ceverings draperies, carpets, etc. Beware of imitation and connnon package dyes; ask fer the "Diamond" and kee that you get them. r.jiii ir C - '' a ggeZ1114):11Qr ..'''154'1"4 bt'P '? Ilv" i ceasseie.* I) 1.1 t ni 1..11 i is , an the imusportatioe nisi eiet: aSkoh . , %-:',..4 set tin tlenoral Chaffee have been entice - •retest by the deportment. and have been ----- • shipped, muelt oa it at 'rake, and the bal- alma is duo there very $oma They WOD'it Perrnit Foreign Mini- . sters t Tell Their Story, ALL AGAINST TUB PitorosAx.s. That the Allies Dvacuate 1,1 Dung Chaug rromise usala Tlitee analitt Provinces t 1..rosia cozt14 egVe I-awe/at:ale Temus or Peace Vrona Om -rower.; and, Seenze the aavaeuation ef Pelcina--roreigners in Treaty Ports proteat AgAillSt theUiZes Leaviaga Leadota, Sept. 5.--t4.15 s despeteties from Sluing:au null awn 'Isla refer to the hopeteas tanifastain and nas- mileage:ewe or tee ClilUeSe V..wgraril sys- tem, which may vas:Ably avettunt pan for getting so news from Praia. An- other ranistin tor the delay, doutittesa-, Is the uhaiara of the, ellinese, autindati.a to pro - ear, t.t vViteliati..in et tais alrert is being apared by them to bring this about. 'Their idea is that, seem foreign alluistera M Petan by allowed Irce- eolneaunieatiOnt nViti Rhea* titwyronwats, the Itt:Z exteat ut The euiradtelty of tee inane:es uoverusnon iu the atal-leramn oat - rages woutal be revealed, ail,' wooli'l the crilks to decide to remam tiato natl. Inatiou had beau aa.acted. A.1 te.egiams flare to ieeutra•ezred fay corr.er by tainaina to Peliiit mid ploaahly su '.u'r aespateara have been stoppal. Avatatiling ao Shanghai advlees LI thing elating wtriat. the Chinese attnister rnLoa- flea. Sir ChM Chen Lorca:41AM, as toatetas 3 "Our St. l'eterabutg alutaater has per- suraioa zo tear* Vain, lou are tiae:eita If 3 -on eantai: per -made Lag:a:ad." lz is asserted teat Earl Li Sas preen:703 thee alatteha pravinces it atm Fe- Vares ate Nrithdrirwal et Inc from retila and p *are iit.rili;4 tram the varaera. Ite kaapreas Paivaiaea it ittaMs t"tiatat aci. saes re be avialang laimay 1..obiala these Olga-. a The Expreaa flowager's anti4tivig5 elizy hi jinni, aeyerinng fit a Szweial de- Spiatch fra,na tshaughat, was tiny tee pri-i,antaitati to ter Uy rrmee 11:an af an ultimatum*, wiatai la now anown to Dave been forg,ed, In wlat•di the piswerts deuttina, ad lair manta:Zion laver er eallarer Iawaugsa, the rela.4:11t IJ1 tau seat of •itiv- erinnelit front rcii-th, the I2 2-2, finariees water rein:peen (entree aud stititiaitaa Muuthe, -61x ntentli.e r far Ea* !imam force," s:iya tiw Tam Tata exrissriadent f Standard, w:rieg Ang. 27, aiaa ue, nia forwarded to l'alita." Newspaper e.erreiponaleras se:14'0aq:: anetteapped by the bast iirlatia'aqu'lit tne toiegraplis. aleaaages have been de- , Med mai tatiapet'ed with awl uerhIng s been sate unless mallea to 'tlie prem.:lino of the fitaislans 211 arra aresetil Petzin ere watelani wins sem" auenny. The eituation ititwatens to 'ie. vetep Imlay verapV.cattoaa. It is said Mat the 14t7;',i.`ii,' hiti.10P.1 to tala. Stuinnal Kwata ahoy have, asaalued complete Po.'" of the Hal lin lint araeual at Tlell 'Pan, alai allow ratralasiou t. nano bat nos, dza.a. The arsetriI1 strn triutaRtsa thousands • p•oinds' worth u! g^tv,i nasi ;antwaintion, "ate 11,15taz5 ace cda7,7.ed sena entities nie este fantail, ao, pant aye ream. 4122-1 with committing varleus ether isettS Linn- ne. No Decision as Yet. There Is no alias yet er aliy dealt:ion ail the vart vf the power,: taataaiMg 11M'a slan preip• seta. Tee amenose tiapars sereadly cau team the lit.sa 44 eraeuatIng relitu. and hint that there Is a seer -d Maapaer between talerntany and Ituasia the dfartment tiveat tas Japantee. ijp ,Nlo•-eidr emeapoildant Stan - dant. referring to the tioriable aecounts itaaaatu brutality at tuagreestereuse are r the Lambarene:1n. sass : eft le ra portal cos:tees mereilesny butobered men. womets met elehtten in tee viltagos on the Ausur Inver, and flung :Lair carpaes lato the stream. s tor:es are emittrined bY 05 oaler just Nimes:. eatialtea ta a Will tone, admitting the masalarea, whit% me deseribtal n yawed by exasperatlait raminat the Chinese for beginning 11ai-1111- fle8, awl throatentag the utinest seVeritY Of martial law far any future violenve 50 unarmed peaveful Caluamen, ut the same thee ordering the pollee Umlaut the Amur dIstrlet eotuvel the town 1115.1 tiountry paprdatIona isa drag Ina Chinose cariaios out of the aver and bury or aura them, 3u ()later to prevem an outbreak af Maw. tam." The Correspondent adds 5 "ales erlior rams nee a tea warrant Lir the tuaa.saere of any Chinaman wham the Cossacks may pravolte Into a qnnr,ro tar prove to las 111 pesiaataien at arms,' Proof that Emperar lawaag completely under the thumb of the Etapreas Dowager is army:led by the seangual con responsent or Tee Times, who wires : "An Imperial faller, dated Aug. 19, whIly 22 Mite tor Tat Yuen Ion, addresSed tO 1.1 than; Chang tu .Empertar's Ulnae, ex- plains that, in View of the enneors et e foreign asamilt on Paain tha Emperor fen it his firty eomply with the wishes or the Eripress awl to ma-map:my tier WPSt- ward after Instrratang now Lai. Esti rtem,- and Tung Cal to remain in the eapi- at and to Carry 011 the tiovernment. • "ow, fearing that the Powers mit' in- censed, and unnaltiag to propose a peace- ful settlement. the Emperor orders Li Doug Chang to use every endeavor to open" negotiatione. pralsep, Eari Ll's faith- ful services In the dynasty, and assures him of Imperial gratitude.' DICST STOT EVACITATIa PEXTIT. Cinese Peace Corarnissfoners Are Alt ob- - • noxious .,Inti-larreign Agitators. "thanglial, Sept. 4.-1,1 Idling Chang, Xing Lu, Mu Tung and Prince Cuing. wnom tux Imperial edict itas appoInted peace com- raissiollera, constitute a radically anti -for- eign commission. Hsu Tung, guardian in the heir apparent. espeemuy °minions. Three of the commissioners are mitnellus. The American Ainslie Association WDOSe membership it:eludes all the foremost busi- ness men at. Sluingna1. met to-dny anti adopted a protest again -1 the cv:sena(lon ar Pekin untli a final smtiemeut um; been reachel. The meeting also miolved to orge President McKinley to Insist upon the ap- pointment of satisfactory eamanssioners and the reeognition of the Emperor tie Sovereign. • What 1.5 11 LI Wants. Washington, Sept. 5.—Ars official com- munication received here titre diplomatic channels makes the .rather suspriaina statement that IA Dung cbang is at pres- ent using an his eitorts te bare one" or more of the powers dissent from...ituaWa's prevosition, believing that ruptures et, the allies will be of greater advantage ro clams than any agreement, even oa tile favorable basis put forward by Russia. laitOaf Gina Cla.A.P.Fliika Says That }To NOV" RAS 5,000 Effeeti,ve •• Troops in China. Washington, Sept. 'followiag de- epatebalvvas reeeived to-daY "ha the War 1)epattment from General • Chaffee "rsltu (no clate).---WrItten report of oper- atiOn.s.np to ;relief 'Of legations will be for- -warded as soon„as possible. Present con- ditions are that hoSlitities have practicany ceased,. only occasional shots fired from cover, small party ;repairing telegraph line, and foraging, No cons' .emble body or cliFace,e. troops (Pgtxurs).discovered here or along hoe 01' OCOYLUItiviicuit.lon, . . \Vo hear Li Hung Chang has full power but he is net 110141. 'Will ',Tinted States heap military force here net.' 'Prins of peace are arranged? Now in Chbia about 0000 effect/ es . ttn t!., roe for United Stal0,4, 1211.1e4141 pall; ;•;11 r•.1--aan n of; appa ren t to me demands' largP fa Pe. 'Shall take qtfor siipplles. 'If trorys Pi'41-,17 in tents. and (ole "-n"0111V1 j11 ire-me:1 pael.T. 25120111 , t,1t1-)_,I,°1-,;t: eso reface Conautts›ion. 'Leaden, Sept. 4.—The absence of news regarding the actual Situation or ettairs at conthreee as costlieste as the leek of authentic -slaw:metiers eeearding the ani- mate attithile, Of the PASN'el'S tOwards the proposals now before the concert rpportS that an Imperial 04*02 1.ssual :At Tol"Qtni appoints la !Ong Chang, Yung L'Ig (II,ItOr of tile heir -apparent) awl P▪ rince Chloe, comets- stenere to negotiate peace. Four nerman waralaipa Arrived at Woo Suug yesterday (Sept, 1.11, The unmistakable condemnation of tne ProPasal to Withdraw Immediately from -rent, valve is voleed, front all the f01e1en ealimies la the far anst, is taaen in some quarter:A as a forecast of the opinlan wan.; Inae expeeted from tbe ainuaters 'wawa their Views are obtainable, As already suggested, the,Itussian proposals are op - able of moditication, and. it Is theught 211. wellaufortutal etreles that laird, Sanauury is striving 10 rAuforia mesa eioseiy to tha farina of thoaa flyS/ farmtdated by tbe Government at Washhisteo. THE rteursantats 'enemata Day nail Delightful 'Weather Over 40,000 Paid admission. Toronto. Sept. 3.---(lertnania Day at elle Industrial Exposition was lees:eel with delightful weather yes- terday. and under the stuspices of all the Weal stersuania socitiee, the title sons frosts Berinany in Canada ansl the border States, the slay dre*.v large crowds 10 tha Fair all slay long. A. S. Norillienner, consul -general for Bernams , was, as the representative if Gentian citinala, aPaehlUY hon- ores1 guest of the dire:eons. There was 110 coucerted proceasion of the (ler'. 28121214 soviet len, but intlividualla- they were well ra*presanted- lien* tind there persons wearint a bangs' typi- cal of their allegiance to a ilermania, soeisty were to be 504111 OlOia the throng. Thi' peesenee of Hon. Sydney Fish - Minister .A.griculture, gave a tone to the day. He was shown idiom the grounds by en -Alit. aeore, F. An 11008011, and Jobe. 1. liobeon, weige pelt/Hans aud persons (if lase ileataa, alined in the parade of The •witeln latirliing wag apent by the party in looking over tie* eehibits of the stock. witteh were in the ring. 'Ir. Maher ex- s..%si hie si *light ateoll he saw, and slie-lored evere thing bore andante* Of Canada's invreesing prosperity. Vully 10,001; persons paid for ad- mission. At night the Grand Stand W45 vonaltn'taltly To-daY ought to be the banner day Fair. aial from all time ;trances Intrusesen Pay will neep up its repu- tation as it Moneyaroiner for tne as - sovietism. nmentgefn OVain CO:ens/VI:011. ilocese of Outarlu Again rens to C110080 Bishop. Kitigaton, Ont., Sept. di- rectors of the Se nod of 1 naterig met in St. neorgen: Cethedrul bore s es- terdee , for the purpoue seTerting coadjuter bishop. nye hall ol s were 'taken, and there was the same deadloek as before between :area Roper of New York and Prof. Wor- rell. The former Intd 22. majority of tbe elergy with him. while the King- ston candidate had a preponderance of the lay vote, Na election can take place until a candidate bas a majority of both orders, and thus Iho matter stands at a deadlock, At elidnight the Synod decided to adjourn the conference, having failed in reaching sow agreement, The clergy eul»nitted the names of the Bishop of Algoma, Archdeacon Mins stud nee. Charles 13rent, but the laity decieed to stand by Prof. Worrell, asking for two more ballots. The Synod resutnes .at 0 a. in. etaney Get; Another plane Montreal, Sept. 5.—An important contract is about being given out by the ilepartmeat of Railways and anals. Some Vete ago the Gowan - went invited tenders for the con- s: ruction of what is known as the Hillsboro brides'. near Charlotte- town, P.E.T., a structure about three-quarters of a mile in length, and intended let unite the main line with a -branch of the railway system now bemg bunt by a local contractor. Tenders' were to he in • by the 10th, of last month, and as ahe Work in question will embrace. an outlay of well on to $1,000;000) ths greatest interest • was mani- fested amongst the contracting fraternity. It is • learned, how- ever, that • Mr. .21.. J. Haney is the lowest tenderer, and •that this genaleanan will sign the contract hunted enely, if he has not already done so The amount o the .suocessful tender has not -yet trans- pired. The Shah's Noe Crusbett • Moscow, Sept.. 5.—A report comes front Teheran that, after Oa desperate eght An "Mehomet Bey, the •rehel, who, at the head of se few hundred. ruffians has boon, trying'. to get pos- session of the persian 'throne, has been defeated by the Cossacks, 'haeti- ly eumetneed 10 oppose his' march' on the •capital, and has been thrown, into an tindergilound dungeOn. When capttired he emphatically denied that he bad harbored an intention' of usurping the Shath's throne.. ' Move Against IL S. Cotton. 11;Tatichester, Sept,. 5. — The Feder- ation of Cotton Spinners, at a meet- ing yesterday decided to invite all the Lancashire ' svinricrs to attend a conference on Friday, at which it will' 1)e proposed, to discontinue 1)413,'- 411g Amara:1Ln spot cotton. have the efiect o(aT 7710st stopping:,th0 mills until the -new (iiitton is market- ed, as the mill stooks are low. Crinadiati Ito: 513 fret filo Army. Mo 1,reL, 1 , •fiol --1-T110 "r1, oTti •on Line 6tcarner Cervona arrived in port • last oy.-111))i): frce.• ..0115 • elle T)e.P.. ,. e'; so.rvice. Shewill eon froin here Icir South . Africa 011 1U4p-',.,16 , with SO() Cana- , • dian horses' for • orial feraea The Latest NewS• On Sunday, Sept, 2, May Ellen daughter of far. and Mrs, John Calla ton, Ellice, passed enety at the age of foorteen years. Cousamption was the 0111150 of death. Obarles Maekenzip. exsai. P. 112, for East Larobton and brother of the late Hon. Alexander aleekeezie, died, at Sprlegbank, mar Sarnia, the family residence, at an early hour Moudity morning after a, lingering illness, Bildt afery Louise, the only daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Helmuth. of Tavistock, paesed away on Aug, 22, after a spell of illness of some three months' duration, She bad just enter- ed on leer sixteeath year. Rolla alcLartea. of McLaren Bros., metabant tailors, St. Marys, has left for Denver, Colorado, He expects to spend some mouths there isr the Iiope that his health may be benefited. Ile suffers from a throat and bronchial at fection. At the Labor Day sports in Strat- ford on Monday, the 33rci Regiment Baud, Seaforth; won ist prize, 8100. The hose reel race WIIS W01) byelitebela, time, 1.00; second, St. Marys, time, 1.19 ; prizes Km and $73u The match- ed bicycle race of ten miles between Alex. MeIvor, ef Goderich, aud Peter Cowan. of Rotbsay. resuitea in a vie - tory for alcIvon Time, 20.12. Ex -Premier Greenway, of Manitoba received a cablegram from Euglanat last week offering him $3.0a0 for three head of thoroughbred cattle which he had on exhibition At the Winnipeg In - (Install Fair recently.. This is the highest price yet offerea for thorough- bxed etoele2. theproyince of Mannoba. Some ef these auhuals are the product of "Springburet" Farm, Hay town. uhip. Time, Willison, who lived for the past fifty years on the tah conceesion Hullett, died on the 12th of August, aged 73 veers awl 3 months. lle 'a me born irt Scotland, and came to Canaaa with bis parents in 1$27. They settlea in Galt, where the deceased lived until he was 2t years From there he moved into the township of Hullett W1830, and settled on the farm ou which he lived midi his death. About half past three on Thursday Afteracon of last Sleek fire WAS discos -- (lad in the stable. on West street, helouging to ..arehibald Sean of Scott Brathere, of Seaforth, and used by T. IL F. Case. \\Ilea notieed the fire had gained coneiderahlo head - Ivey, arta before an alArm mild he giv- en and the lireinen arrive the buUtling WaS 12, mass of flames, and it was impossible to get anything out. Fire broke out Friday afternoon in the cattle shed and stables of Nam- gansett Part, at Providence, It. where the grand Circuit race meeting was held, mid before all the horses could be talon out eight had been either suffocated et. buraed to death, including Ace. Mark A, and Ackmon Jan„ all owned, by Canadians. .a.eltmou Jim was jointly owned by P. Curtin.of Centralia, and I. Rattenbury, of Clin- ton, and valuscl at.aile300. On Aug. 2-10, Paul Cleave, of Bav flekl, was called to his )est home, dr, cleave has beep a sufferer for several years from a cancer in bis right. ear, but has been going about attending to his duties mil two months ego. Ho was a native of Cornwell, Englantl, and came to Canada about 47 years ago and settled in the vicinity of Bay- field, He served several yoers in the village council. About 13 years ago he went to Dakota, where he acemnu- lated considerable property. Feilieg health, however, missed bim to return to Canada about two years ago, and he had resided in Bayfield since that time. lie leaves to etionrn bis loss a widow, two sons and two daaghtera Mrs. R. Bailey and Mrs. George Erwin of Bayfield; Samuel Cleave of Stanley, and Paul Cleave in Dakota. Mr. Cleave was 81 years of age at the time of his death. .1•1•••••=•••••••••rmwm.m...sm••••••••••. GLORIOUS NEWS Comes from Dr. D. B. .Careile, of 'Washita, T. T. He writes: "Four bottles of Electric Bitters has cured Mrs. Brewer of scrofula, which bad caused her great suffering for years. Terrible sores would break out on her bead and face, and the best doctors could give no help bra, her cure is complete and her health is ex- cellent:" This shows what thousands have proved, ---that Electric Bitters is the best blood purifier known. It's the supreme remedy for eczema, tetter, salt rheum, ulcers, boil and running sores. It stinrulates liver kidneys and .,besvels, expelvpoisons„helps digestion builds up the strength. Only 50 cents, Sold by all Druggists, every bottle guswan teed. vIt Get fat; get nice aud plump; there is'Safety • in plumpness. Slimmer ..haS tried ' you ; winter, is eoniin::: .o tryyour breath -mill., Fall he time to brace yourself But weather is tricky; look ! Look out fpr colds eSpec- Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil is the subtlest of helps. • It is food, the easiest ..,Dd in the world; it is more fool; it helps you digest ;-jr food, and get more nutri- ment from it. Don't get thin there is safety • in plumpness. Man oman and child It you Imve not tried it, send for free sample •its agreeable taste will surprise you SCOTT DOWTall, 1. ; an. wale' .s. e 1' 3 0 fl ,... 1. Stlibfn.n`nn 15 a. F. 55 and di"! .• it WOW e.enek"nsseenf:t Me reason? 1-1 eds help jos': anything else chwo times. The roots, hquatirrestfo`epedsringum, g ; s s !ft; • h looks dead. .0 4 mstantI3, lair. It Tiala U. • 4-.'..andruf4' is removed. .And the ori gin a color of early life 1,..; .sored to faded ox ay ha ir. This is Always the case. $1.00 a laatille. 411 druggi; te, "1 liave tiatd, aavevai Hair • , 2 ma really aatoutilwit a. +tat • - it hal done licapitay iny ;a from comirer wt. it ti• • t eras tale fetal. :Ind 1 : .11 s,sosinee te rrecuancrel it to taa Irtaude." Menarin Kota. . nearliesneueN.C. It aco 'la not rtaa:n all Oa, ber.cfaa 95 en `M?.41 Dem the use t lie UAL. ger. vilic the Maar abuit 0, sire J. D. leavt Maas. Vaarawa.alpaaaltallaaaaa.„,,a-a eriand Imes CO. LTD, ARE PRIE1).PxRED TO PURCHASIT E 0 Hi TIMBER,. EITHER STANDING OR IN TEM LOGS, Apply to E. Co Kessel, FoRumAN, EXFIXER, ONT NEM! Meat Market The under.si led has opened up a uew meat market one door CIA 11Cr:11-.4 tior& where he will keep the choicest of •neats constantly ou hand. A CATI g. -C1.1( ITEI) JOHN IlANNINO the Best and Ignore th Rest in the end you wig find it cheapest. Furnish that va, cant room with one of our Bed Room Setts, Tables Chairs, Etc, OIVEIMEG 1116F-00, We have it, you waut,t. a look. at our full hue of 'MEE aud von Wil! find What you are laking for S CIDLEY SON ,,ENTrup.E.ANT, UNDER:LA.1MM Opera lIcuse Mod:. Meestet Mathieson alcIaulzen, svoll &mores base. qnite an experience putting down a well ott the faxen of Thos. Hanson, of Fellarten. They puts down -a hole to the deatb of 23.a when the tools got fast, and had to be aban- doned. A eecond hale was mink to tt depth of 163 feet, when more tools were lost. They are now working .on a 'third well and expect to beta to eta It to a depth of a about ::00 feet. When Travelli Always take with you a bottle of Dr. Fowler's Extract of Straw- berry. The change of food and water to wbich flume who travel are subject, often pro- duces an attack of diarrlitea, which is as enpleasant and ells - comforting ae it may be dangerous. A bottle of Dr. Fowler's Extract of 'Wild Strawberry in your grip is a guaran- tee of safety. On the first indi- cation of Cramps, Colic, Diarrhcea or Dysentery, a few doses will promptly check the further ad- vance of these dis- eases. As Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Straw- berry is being -widely and shamelessly imitated, your safety lies in seeing that the full name 15 00 every bottle you buy. THE Clothing amstantly pursues a man it is easy enough of solution, though when you are able to avail yourself of our offer. We are showing a fine range of Black Worated dans and clays (bought 'before the heavy advance in price and selling at the old prices.) Nice suits for $14 in fancy worsted suiting. We show et big range at moderate prices in Seocoh and Canadian tweeds we eau a large and well as- sorted stock. PriPes to suit all. A. large stock of the lat- est goods voa ocrefor singt from $10 up. GIVE ITS A CALL and see what we can do for you. J. H. Grieve., • MERCHANT TAILOR. A Dressmakers Duties Are Such as to Cause Backache • ”0.11110011310RICEN A Toronto Dressmaker has Found a - Positive Cure and G.actly Tells About it. • - Those who follow the arduous occu- petion of dress. eet,„ making or sewing hir4 troubles of their own. "Snn nsene- 1: u eniug aewing 11-11',,taael,111Zusdianid gi iovair is that requires t I. e t.,4rt etcstof care, these anetbe things: Butt have made $r 1115217 15 woman exelaina " ever y • time.' take a, stitch • with my needle - seems as though 1 ana piercing my ow -n b headache,Bckl ti thOpsaei nWi nl a othseusf fiedre ofrromanybdaceltraanclgtee: meth of the kidneys will be glad to know that there is ss remedy that never fails even in the worst cases. It is Doan's Kidney Pills. MM. P. Coylor, the Well-known dress....• maker, 224 •liathurst St., Toronto, Ont., gave the following statement of her experi- ence with it : "For some time I suffered a good deal' from weak back, SI tired feeling, and pains - and nohea in various parts of my body. Since 1 have used Doan' s Kidney Pills the pains have left me, my back has got stronger and thekidney troubles have been corrected. "That tired; dull, drowsy feeling that used to chine on me has now gone, and I am happy tporess4eYnti21plave not felt sO 10 Yoar3 as at'- " tidney Pillsiuro backache, lame - or weak back, Bright's disease, diabetes, dropsy,mist before the eyes, lose of menaora rThoorucr)attao.tiso. mntgravel and urinary trots • :1)10E4,ot' young or old. The Doan lilting Pill Coq, Al)OUT . . . Dr. Ward's— • Blood and Nerve Pills No remedy ever introduced in Canada has gained so many words of praise from sufferers all over the coun- tr, as these thoraaughly effective pills. WHY? • Because theypositively cure all dis. eases brought on by impoverished blood,. such as heart trouble, nena onsness, rheumatism, dyspepsia., etc, ALSO Because they induce sotind, healthy sleep, and restore VIM, VIGOUla, and VITALITY to the body, ALSO Bec,ause their use enables the system to successfully resist attacks eef dolds and the inseparable re- sults, viz., aing and kidney troubles., a fact Of especial importance at this season of the year. Cherukts, 50 cents irir box. Aye boxes $2.00. All drugglat,s, Toronto. or Sam William, k Co., Toronto, OM, sot. and $1:06; all dniggist.