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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1902-3-20, Page 1rr HURON & 1VIIDDLESEX GAZETTE TWENTV.*TINta kit*NO, 31 .00r*".•*°' EXETER, .ONT., CANADA, TE/iRSDAY MORNING, MARCH 20, 1902 Ilawldrits Sort ileleieletetee+++++++++++++++++++ ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ FOR,segess. SA.P PAILS, SAP PANS, SAP SPOUTS, SUGAR KETTLES, FIELD and GARDEN SEEDS. LITTLE GIANT GRASS §EEbERS. Ask to see oar Stock of NICHOL PLATED TEA KETTLES, T. Hawkins& Son SUCCESSORS TO H. BISHOP SON ammago•rom,O.a.......wasaamaraeoca• Just Arrived The New Sovereign Shoe For Spring and Summer wear on the latest lasts and up-to-date toe for Ladies or Cents. Also a choice lot of Men's and ; boys work shoes at .prices that surprise everybody. Eggs taken in exchange for goods, or 5 off for , cash on :BOots,and Shoes. Harness Of all kinds al ways on hand.. R.H.Sweet Treble's Old Stand, Greenway BIIEs — Miss L. Hohn arrived home after a pleasant visit with friends in Malcolua—Don't forget the concert on Friday evening, 21st inst., given by the choir of the Boston Meth. church, in Wilson's hall. — Lottie Eagleson visited, her aunt, Mrs. A. Hotson, last week. Lucan. BRIEFS.— Rev. Mr. Ten Eyck, of .Exeter, conducted Lenten services in HolyTrinity church on Wednesday evening last.—The Maple Leaf Arti- ficial Stone Paving Co., of Simcoe, 'have secured the contract for the lay- •' ing of granolithic sidewalks the ensu- ing summer.—Wm. Oollison, has sold the old homestead to his brother, Jas Collison, Moorland, Iowa, and eecpects to leave for Alberta in the spring.— Court Lucan C. 0. .F. received a fra- ternal visit from their Hensell breths ren last week. After the meeting the visitors were entertained by the local lodge to supper at the Central Hotel. , FOUND AT LAST. A liver pill that is small and sure, that acts gently, quickly and. thoroughly, that does not pe. Laxa-Liver Pills possesses these quail - les, and are a sure cure for Liver Complaint, Constipation, Sick Headache, etc, Shipka Boakns.—Wesley Sherrite, of Lona don, visited his parents here for a week, and returned en Saturday- last. Simon Gower returned last week to Manitoba, after spending the winter hairiness shop in Shipka.—T. O'Rourke who has been employed in Sheboygan during N G the winter returned to his horne here last Wednesday.— Wilbert Smith had one of his hands badly cut in a pulper I desire to announce to my many Patrons in this vicinity that I am about to move from my present shop across the street to the shop recently occupied by W. L. Lewis, as a tailor shop. Increasing trade renders larger sbuilding necessary, While thanking my many customers for past favours, I will he pleased to s.ee all my friends and everyone requirin:g anything in the Harness Line. • • • Give ule.a Gall I'll usc uou • ED, KESTLE CREDITON. BORN CooPER-In Clinton, on March 12th to Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Cooper, a son. VALE -In Exeter on Sunday March 16th to Dir. and Mrs. Will Vale a. daughter. MARRIED JOHNSTON- WIIITE- In Woodham on Wed- nesday Mareh 121h 1902 by the Rev. J. Hart Mr. Thos. johnston to Miss S. White. IloonsR-HAnntS-In 331anshard, at the rest- " donee of the bride' undo, on Feb. 26, by the Er! RAW. J. Hart, Nathan Hooper, of Tara t Ida Harris, of Blansliard. DIED Beteoun—At Russelciale on Friday March 71h Jas Balfonv. ' EDWARD -In Exeter, on Sunday, 1Viareh lath. William. Charles Howard, aged 56 years and 6 months. Exeter, on Friday, Mardii 14th, Sarah Ann, beloved wife of M. Geo. Hill, aged. 66 YearS, 8 months, and 2 da.ys, SwAring-In St. Marys on 14Iarch 8th Mary Davidson wife of George Swalos aged 58 years and 9 months. " fA .1.4tTOKS—In St. Marys on March 81h Elizabeth 13ristow beloved wife of Mr,. Richard Lucas aged 60 years and 7 months'. TO OURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative BrOme Quinine Tablets. All •driIggists refund the money if it fails to cure. 10, W. Grove's signature is on each box. 25c. •0104 Exeter,MAn. 191TE 1901. Wheat por bushel 71 to 72 Oats 07 to 34 Barley......, ...47 to 48 POLO .75 to 711 Butter , .„ 12 to 12 Turkeys 8 to 8 to 6 to 6 .. —.1 to 7 16 to 1(1, 5 to 6 10 0.65 tO 65 recentl.y— Bernard McKennie, who 1 has been unable to work for the past two months, intends having an opera- tion performed this week.—ffiss Brid- get Ryan is at present on the sick list. —The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Sohn Sharp is at present seriously ill with tmilamatton, Dr. Caw, of Park- hill is in attendance. ..........ipp.....a Cromarty — Mr. Jas. Campbell, of Mooseja,ve, N. W. T., who has been visiting friends here is shipping a car load of horses or Tuesday, for that, part.—Samuel Speare, who has been with a timber gang for the past two months has left them and is now making syrup and taking building contracts. Sam is a hustler. — Simon Miller has at last secured a bia,ck- smith and put him to work in the shop alensall G. J. Butherlarid, Notary Public, Conveyan- cer, cemmissioner,,Fire Insurance Agent, and leisure:. of IVIarriage Licenses. Legal documents oarefullY drawn At reasonable rates. Money to loan on real estate at low rates of interest, Office at the Post Office, Hensall floe hundred. tons of feed to dispose of at the •-• Hensall Oatmeal Mbls the coming week. ERQIIIIA11T. TWRrinIeLAND BIISHELS WREA.T The demand. for our flour has increased so extensively cluring,our thirteen years in busi- ness in the Hensel' Flouring Mills. Come- quent1y we are in great need of twenty thous- and bushels of wheat in the next six months, for which we will guarantee to pay you the very highest market price. Bring us a load' and 'be eonvineed, Thanking you one and all for your past patronage, we remain yours, lawny' CooK, Prop. BRIEFS. —J, 0. Stonemaa was in Toronto last week. While there he met Messrs. Crossley & Minter, who are carrying on revival meetings in that city, and who, when they were in Hensel' last fall conducting meetings, boarded with Mr, Stoneman. The Rev. gentlemen had many enquiries to make of Rensall, their recent field of labon—The members of the C. O. O. F, of Ibis village, who recently accept- ed an invitation to attend the Lucan lodge and witness initiation there, are loud in there praises of the way itt Whiell the work was given and the very kind manner in which they were entertained by the Lucan brethren.— T. Murdock was in Sarnia and Thed- ford last week renewing acquaint- ances.—Miss Dora Webber left here last week for Buffalo, where she ios tends re-engaging with Mts. G. F. Gereie Gaiser, who was in Hamilton visiting her sister, Mrs, John Zuefle, has returned home. — Mrs: Allan, of Exeter, was here last week visiting Mrs. M. Ellwood.—miss McConnell has resumed her position as milliner with E. Rannie.—Our vil- lagers are anxious to see our band re- organizing and getting into practice with the approaching tine- weather.— G. H. Arnold is preparing to move in- to the dwelling which he purchased from Louis Harold.—Albert White - sides intends leaving here this week for Sault Ste Marie, where he intends working this bummer. Mrs. White - sides and child will remain here for the present.—Much sympathy- is felt here for Dr. and Mrs. Ferguson in the very critical illness of their litele six-year-old girl who has been suffering from an attack of measles followed by a very serious attack of pneumonia, so much so, indeed, that on Sabbath last alt hopes for her re- covery were lost. However, we are very pleased to state that at the date of writing while not altogether out of danger, she is somewhat better and hopes are entertained for her recovery. —Rev. R. Milyard,of Exeter, and Rev. G. Jewitt, of this village, exchanged duties on Sabbath last.—Wm. Mc- Dougall was in Kippen last week visiting relatives and friends.—Miss Gorby, who has been here for a couple of weeks on a visit, left this week for her home in Seaforth.—Ja,mes Bell, son of the late Robert Bell, of the London road, returned home during the past week from the Old Country, where he had accompanied a ship- ment of horses.— Dr.. Campbell, of Zurich, was in the village on Sabbath last.—A. number of our villagers spent a pleasant evening of last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stewart. of Exeter.—Mrs. Lancaster, of Credi- ton, was in the village this week visit - JOHN WIIITE & SONS. 811%1 ti 440 ago, retuned Wet week. to ed from H, Huston, of Exeter, and take charge of a harness shop in Zurich Geo. Bloomfield, of ,Beigden. On for Mr, Charles Ilartleite—Mr. J. K. Monday evening followiog., an Eester Goetz was called to Sebringville last Cantata, will be rendered by the sehon week owing to the death of his father, ars, and several addresses will be giv- -The infant child oe Mr, and Mrs. en. Remember the date. 0, Bluett George Edigheifer, died last week and will shortly Move Into the residence was interred in the Bronson Line of R. Baker, and will find it much cemetery on Sunday. The bereaved parents have the sympathy of their many friends ire their sad bereave- rnent.—Mr. N. Fried of, Parkhill, is visiting his daughter, Mrs M. Fenn.— Miss Jane Hall has gone to London to visit friends,—Miss Flossie Snell re - tarried from Alma College last week owing to the illness of her mother.— Quarterly services were held in the Eva,ngelical church on Saturday and Sanday. Rev. X. L. Wine. of Berlin, presiding.—Me. J. Preeter of Zurich, was in the village on Tuesday.—Mr. J. speeddy as is desirable. We trust his Kellerman went to New York on broken limb will rapidly unite as the Tuesday on business. --Miss Tillie Kib- result of the recent operation, Be ler of Brantford, has returned to take patient Mr, Editor, and we will yet charge of J. Kellerman's millinery see your genial countenance in our departmen t. —Miss Wiggins of Toron- midst, looking after delinquents and to, representative of the W,O.T.U. of soliciting new business. Toronto, gave a lecture in the Evan- e. gelical church • on Tuesday afternoon to mothers and daughters, and in the evening on "New Century Ideals,"— in Despair He Decided to End it All. It is our sad duty this week to record the death of Mrs. Zimmrr, wife of Mr. On Sunday morning 18,st our citizens A. Zimmer, blacksmith of this village. were surprised and saddened to hear They had been married scarcely a year of the death of Mr. Wm. Howard. when death =expectedly called her For some time Mr. Howard had not away on Thursdey morning. Her re - been feeling well and during the past remains were taken to Berlin for in - week had been very mentally and terment on Saturday. She leaves physically depressedeand complained to behind her a kind husband and a host his brother and medical adviser of the coafrfiryiednedros demise. of will greatly- mourn her great pressare on his brain, and lack of physical strength to perform the duties he had undertaken. They tried • Hayfield. to divert his mind, and his brother -- spent much of the week with him, Mr. James Donaldson is confined to Thursday when driving home from his bed at present, having undergone a the country, Mr. Howard told his serious surgical operation. We are brother that he really must put him- pleased"to state he is doing as well as self out of this world, he could not can be expected.—Dr. Pallister leaves endure any longer the darkness and this week to walk the hospitals in gloomy forbodings preying upon* his London, England, Berlin and New mind. In spite of all entreaties to York. The doctor will be .gone six throw off this feeling his physical months, his practice here being taken weakness overcame him. by Dr. G. M. Smith, °who, we under- Early on Sunday morning he seem - stand, has rented Mr. jowett's house ed very well and went cue to the on the Crescent and will move his stable to feed his horse. His wife family here shortly.—A large number thinking him longer, than usual went of our citizens attended the sawing to call him. but as sbe approached the match which took place in Goderich door evidences of something wrong township at Mr. Young's bush on Fri- met her gaze. Summoning his broth - day afternoon last between Messrs. er E. S. Howard, he found deceased in Cook and Young,of the ist concession, the hayloft with his windpipe severed. and two from the Huron Road, for a Life had. not yet left the body, and stake of $40. Messrs. Cook and Young Mr. Howard was conscious, and re - came out the victors in a hard fought mained so for a couple a hours, dur- battle which lasted too long and was ing which time his brother held con - too hard a test of endurance. The Versation with him, Deceased stated victors put up 8e- cords in four hours that he was not sorry for what he while their opponents pat up eight.— had done, and wished to meet them Richard Elliott of this. village has all in Heaven, . . taken to himself a wife in the person ' . .. s of Mrs. Castle, widow of the late There was no apparent mouse for Elijah Castle of the Front Road.— this get. Mr. Ilowa,ra's, financial Again we are called upon to record standing was first class, and for this the rairages of death. One of our best year h&c!. as many building contracts known and oldest residents in the per- seeured as would keep him busy un- til late in the fall. He had been a son of Mrs. Rebecca Woods was called resident a Exeter for the past 35 away on Thursday last at the ripe age of ninety years. Deceased was a nat.- ysars, having come here from Port • ive of Dublin, Ireland. Mrs. Woods Hope, where he was born. He was a, was of robust constitution and enjoyed man of sterling qualities and was con - good health up to it short time prey- scienti°" in leis every dealing with ious to her deatla,when the infirmities the public. He was a .kind and indul- ent parent and affectionate husband, of old age closed a useful careen—Mrs. :ad hiadomestic life was a most happy Tudor Marks, who spent the winter months in Ontario and Pasadena, °Pe- For many years he was a con- sistent member of the Main-st Meth. California, and has also visited New church and a faithful zealous teacher Mexico, is now with her daughters in in the Sunday School, which duty he performed regularly until his decease. He leaves a wife, a son and three daughters to mourn their loss ; besides six brothers, three sisters and his aged mother. more oonvenient than beiag up etitirs, --On. Wednesday evening last, very quiet wedding took place at the Meth. pareonage. The emetraatines paeties being Miss Dixon, of Brinsley, and Mr. Chas. Kerr. Rev. Knowles spoke the magic words that made the two but one, The happy cm.iple will re- side in Crediton Best. We wish them it pleasaat voyage on the ocean of life. The many friends of the Editor of the Tarns, in this locality, regret to leiern that he is nob recovering as ing her son, Walter who is engaged ;Kansas on her homeward Journey.— with George Trott, photographer.— Trinity church S. S. is purchasing a Mr, arid Mrs. David Carlisle, of Owen new library consisting of the latest Soand, are here this week visiting Mr. good literature. —Mr. George King Carlisle's parents, relatives and friends. found one of his cows lying dead ia --Mr. and. Mrs. Charles Goetz intend the stable the other morning.—The moving on to the Babylon line this literary society is progressive and a week where Mr, Goetz has engaged a profitable pastime is being indulged farm.—Mr. ilanvey,Sta,nley,has rented in, viz., games, music, song and sub - William( Craig's dwelling on Queen sI, jects of discussion. To Mr and Mrs. and intends soon moving into it.-- Stanbury is due the kind office of pro - Mrs. Mowbray has returned to her viding a meeting place and furnishing home in Whitehead.— Frank Mar- a pleasant way of spending an evening shall, haying sold his dwelling to W, a week.—The L. 0. L. have somewhat I. Millar, has rented the dwelling re- repaired their ball and further lin- cently owned by W. Rivers.—W. R. provements are on the way in the not Hodgins was in London on Monday too distant future. last.—A meeting in the interest of _.........._ fruit growers under the auspices of Theessential lung -healing. principle of th e the South Huron Farmers Institute pinetree has filially been successfully must - will be held in Millar's hall, Hensel', ed and rang. into) alrge/ coughsmdtcinatt on Thursda,y; March 27th, beginning Pr- 0 aealeWrs°ond'a gu°a7aan5tree of sIMPF.tetion. ?rice at 1.30 p. sharp. After the regu- 25 cents. lately occupied by Mr. H. McLachlin. lar meeting is concluded a move will So now we have two blacksmith shops be made at 3.30 to it ueighboring running at full blast. -- Mr. and Mrs. orchard where practical instruction John Birr, jr., left, Sunday, for Grey, will be given in pruning, grafting, etc. This meeting will be of much in- terest to farmers and fruit growers, and should be well attended.—On Fri- day evening last a, number of the Oddfellows, of 13rucefield lodge, visit- ed our lodge, when it very pleasant evening was spent and three degrees were conferred upon four of the brethren from Beucefield. This will prove quite a n addition to our sister to see Mrs. Birr's grandmother, who is very ill. —Thos Duncan, of Farqu- har, Sundayed at F. R. Hamilton's.— Mr. D. Park, jr., has purchased a fine young driver from Mr. McNichol, of Faequhar. Elimvil le ----- EXETER LUMBER YARD. Large stock of Luniberline and kheuilock, lodge who are taking a renewed in - 170,000 feet of hemlock lum er for barns. ate. iterest Oildfellowship and adding to also shingles. laths and cedar pests. Pricef; ' their numbers reaSonable..--.TAS WILLIS, Yard : East side of Main at ERIEES.—The beautiful' spring like sudden change on Moudity, and winter weather was quite in orden—Samuel Andrew and his brother left last week far Hamiota, Manitobae—Ohas. johns and Will john attended the Epworth League Convention, in London lasb week. --Mies Zeba Andrew, of Crow - arty. spent Sunday under the parental roof.—Rev. Waddell and wife visited friends in London last week, and at. tended the Convention. -- William Skinner has made a vast improve- ment to the appearance of his house by cutting down many a the large Eggs trees which surrounded it. -- Quite a large, number of farmers were in Weather of the previous wee took a Exeter on Saturday last for ina,chibery Chickens Perip -...,,.. of the Frost & Wood manufacture. Dneks...... W001,—. .... Mr. W. Mitchell, the popular agent Dried Airided, .. had his ,delivery of implements, Pork live weiglit i.,...... • About thirty-five teams were -in the .•:••01111drenpry for• • HCASTOR1 STOP THE COUGH AND WORK OFF THE COLD. Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets mire a Cold In one ay. No our0, No ay, Pride 25 cents Sodom BRIBES—Ben, Leland of Petrolea, is holding a series of meetings in the school house. Ile is it pleasing and convincing speaker, and is drawing large crowds.—A number of young people from Exeter and vicinity held a dance at the residence of Henry Smith ob Tuesday last. Crediton. BRIDFS. The bear must have seen his shadow all right. Winter has set in in earnest, and the robins crows, blackbirds, frogs and other spring birds that made their premature ap- pearance just to fool the people are now aslaarned of themselves,— H. Eil- ber, el, P, P., is home from the ar- duous duties of another seseion of the Legislature.—Chas. Zwicker ptzrchas over 300 bushels of clover seed on Saturday last. Clover seed resembles gold dust in more ways than being heavy:—Harry Rapley, oiS Findlay, Ohio, is tbe guest of his friend, Miss Lewis, this week.—W. V'. Kerr and R. E. Walker spent Thursday last in London, on business conneeted with their respective firms. Our milliners have begun the season's work. Miss Huston, of Exeter has charge of 0, Zwickereee, while MiSs Watson and Mrs, Link are back to their, old posi- tions. May each have a prognarous reason. Several from here intend go- ing to Hensall on 'Friday, to attend the Temperance Convention. We Want prohibitioft of the liquor traffit, and will leave no stone unturned to secure it. If our presene Legislators will not take it up, than some other The funeral on Monday was con- ducted by the I. 0. 0. fe and was very largely attended, The sympathy of the community is extended to the bereaved ones. GENERAL NEWS. The steamers Ulenda and Ionia ar- rived at Halifax. on Monday. The 'Merida from London, and the Ionian from Liverpool. Neither saw any- thing of the Huroman. The Ionian encountered a five days' blow. The Mande was five • days overdue and also met bad weather. A report from Cape Sable, near Barrington, N. S., on Tuesday, stat- ing that several bedsacks and orange boxes, one half full of fruit, were washed ashore this morning:. As this is close to the course the Huronian would take going to St. John, this is regarded with siguificanee. Rance Norton, who was sentenced to a, six months' terin for ballot stuff- ing in the late municipal eleetion,Lon- don, has been confined in the common jail since the 291h of January lase, the date of his commitment, ie being alleged by his compatriots that he was being held there with a view to being called as a, witness- in the investiga- tion of the ballot frauds in connection with the last eleetion. The proceed- ings have been indefinitely postponed, and it is understood that his evidence, will not be required Ile was removed to the Central, at Kingston, on Mon- day to serve met his term. If a, ohild. eat; ravenously, grinds the teeth at night and picks its nose, you inty almost be certain it has worms and ahnuld adndniaLar without, dolly Dr. Low's Pleasant Worm Syrnp this remdy eeoritainS its own cathartic. ORCHARD INSTITUTE MEETINGS Dashwood. covrse must be adopted, Me. Hess, of Ab the last animal meeting of the Zurich, has resigned the position of Onterio Fruit Growers Association. Barens.—Mrs; jos, Snell, who has Liberal candidate. His heart failed the secretery, Mr. G. 0. Greehman, been very ill with prima -Ionia, for the hlue It is said that' Mrtilber will Parliament buildings, Toronto, was last two weeks-, is slowly t000vering,_ likely be elected by acclamation.—The requeeted to arrange for it series of Misses Maggie and (liars, Brown o'f Methodise Sunday Sehool is arranging orchard institute meetings, partieu. for their Eastet anniversary which laxly through the eruit, districts of the promises to be very interesting Rev. Proviace of Ontario. Since the he - Sarnia, are spending a few weeks at PrsceSSiOn, which speaks very highly home, owing to the outbreak of small - of the agent, and also the quality _of pox in that town.—Miss Carrie Shett- the goods made by the uompany.--y. ler haq returned home After spending Clarke, of Stmshite bee hired for the a feiv days h Iviends in niilleit.— coneng reel' eel 'r• Geo A nateW ]Jr, Pl. Willett, shipped it carload of r eey high ,std moti ;Ire vary searte. Shettlea tom went, mantseba 0 noon, when eddeesses are also expect- this county hAve been a rrAnged rneeog of the school la the after, ings; and the &lace arid speakers for for $200.00 fel' he Year, Wages Are bogs to Toronto on Mendey,—Mr. A. ti 8, R„ Nrevitty, of Delaweee„ win be ginning nf the yowl* thn seeretarn has the special delegate, autl will Primal)been corteepone jog wi growere morning and esteniug OD Easter Susie throughout tilt.. Pr)Itt‘i vy I I °119'1111V0 day, March 30th. and teddeese a lease to the best el leee I a 1 1 rflpeAT cording to the ton°wing list' ib is intended, as far as possible, to hold a shore meeting in the hall in the after- noon at 1.80, and at 3.30 the meeting will adjourn to it neighboring orchard, where a practical demonstration will be given in pruning, grafting, etc., as well as a talk on orchard cultivation and methods zenerally pertaining to fruit growing. It is expected that the members of the Farmers' Institutes and Horticul- tural Societies, as web as every farmer interested in the production of fruit, will be present and, receive instruction and take part in the discussion, Speakers :—G. 0, Ca,ston, of Craig - burst., President of the Ontario Fruit Growers' Association ; A. E. Sherring- ton, of Walkerton, Fruit Experirnen- ter. Blyth, March 25, Clineon, March 26; flensall, March 27. EXPERIMENTAL UNION TESTS IN AGRICULTURE. The Ontario Agricultural and Ex- perimental Union is prepared to dis- tribute for experimental purposes good seed of leading varieties of farm crops to an average of sixty-five far- mers in each county and district of Ontario. Each person who wishes to conduce an experiment and is willing to use great care and accuracy in his work and report the result of the beet directly after harvest should select the exact experiment desired and ap- ply for the same as soon as possible. The material will be forwarded as to the order in which the applications are received until the limited supply is exhausted, Although material for not more than one experiment will be sent to each person it might be well for each applicant to make a second choice for fear the first could not be granted, LIST OF EXPERIMENTS FOR 1902. 1—Three varieties of oats. 2—Three varieties of six -rowed barley. 3—Two varieties of Maness barley. 1—Enetner (Spelt) and two varieties of spring wheat. 5 --Two varieties of buckwheat. 6—Three varieties of field peas for Northern Ontario. 7—Two varieties of bug -proof field peas. 8—Peas and two varieties of Soja or Japanese beans. 9—Three varieties of husking corn. 10--Tbree varieties of mangolds. 11—Three varieties of sugar beets for feeding purposes. 12—Three varieties of Swedish tur- nips. 13—Kohl Rabi and iwo varieties of fall turnips. 14—Parsnips and two varieties of car- rots, 15—Three varieties of fodder or silage corn. 16—Three varieties of millet. 17—Three varieties of Sorghum. 18—Grass peas and two varieties of vetches. 10—Draft Essex rape and Thousand Headed kale. ' 20—Three varieties of clover, 21—Sainfoin, Lucerne, and Burnet. 22—Five varieties of grasses. 23—Three varieties of field beans. 24—Three varieties of Sweet corn. 25—Fertilizers with early corn for husking. 26—Fertilizers with Swedish turnips. 27—Growing potatoes on the level and in bills. 28—Two varieties of very early pota- toes. 20—Pleasing cut potatoes which have and have not been coated over with land plaster. 30—Planting corn in rows and in squares (au excellent variety of early corn will be used.) Material for either number 25 or 26 experiment will be focwarded by ex- press, and for each, of the others it will be sent by mail. C. A. ZAviTz. Agriculeural College, Guelph. Ont. Guelph, March 15th, 1002. FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS AN OLD AND WELIARTED REMEDY. -Mr Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty years by millions of mothers tor their children while teething, with perfect success. It soothes the child, softens the gums. allays al pain. cures wind colic. and is the best remedy for Diarrhcea. 11 18 pleasant to the taste. Sold by druggists in every part of the world. 25 cents a bottle. Its value is incalculable. Be sure and take Mrs V.rinslow's Soothing syrup and ask for no other kind. MEN, !LOOK IIIER Our new stock of MEN'$ SUITS ie now complete. We ,e,re suiting Men andboys every day with saits that suit your eye awl purse, Here are a few sneps, A, fine Blue Worsted,elegantly Made. .... . . , ......$9.75. Avery nice, wide will, blue serge........ • , $6.50. Tweed Suits in new pattern and colors, $5.75 to $9.75. We have something to please you in Odd Pants, Vesta and in Collars, Cuffs and Shirts. We are agents for the men's "Peerless" Shoe, $3.00. Potatoes, Butter, Eggs, and all farm produce wanted, T. G. liar Iton P. 5,—See bills for spec:al prices on other lilies. 0000•00000000004000000.000 0 I We L. Talbot! ift (Successor to Levitt's Fair.) a • • e • hae e recently purchased the e • stock of Wm, Levitt, of Levitt's 0 41 Fair, and ingoingthrough it I • find certain linesitt Jardineres • and Fancy China marked too O bigh, so have decided to mark • them down and give ta towns- • es people the benefit of the cut in • • 2 prices. ; I have just received a consign - e ment of Vassar Combs and. 0 • Chatelaines for ladies, and will _10 place them on sale' tomorrow. g a They are a new thing and will O not stay with me long. 0 I expect a shipment of 0 • R A. IDISHESs a • here Saturday morning, and as O they are grown in my own greenhouse in London I can re - a commend them. • 0 W. L Talbot (Successor to Levitt's Fair.) I Gee 0.0600600014@eftilliMeSetin----_-, Public School Board Minutes. —,—./...... Minutes of the Board meeting held in the Town Hall, Monday, March 17111, '02, with all members present. The llowing is the order of busi- ness de ‘''' submitted and approved. Per airman min ates of previous nieeti . Per R. Huston and S. Senior, that the request for a recommend of quali- fication as teacher be granted and that same be prepared by the secre- tary and duly signed by the chairman on behalf of the Board. Per II, Huston and W. Trevethick, that the secretary be empowered to collect all unpaid fees forehwith. Per W, I. Carling and It. N. Rowe, that the following firepaid accounts duly certified be sustained : G. Atkin- son, sawdust $1,00 ; J. Howard, wood 1&69; Geo. Snyder, Wood $488 ; also that the following accounts be paid; °Steinburg Hendry Co., $23.054 0. Hey- wood, repair, W. B. Board, 750. Per H. Huston and J. Senior, that if purposing to visit Toronto during Easter bolidays the Principal be re- quested to act if convenient, as the Board's delegate to the annual con- vention of Trustees to be then m session. W. J. Carling, adjournment. 3. GRIGG Seey. Chilaren Cry for CAST• R A0 *oar, Slluar dkinu 86ason • Is hero Sap Pails, Sap Spouts, Sugar Kettles Large Stock on hand. 0..mmtnigoMMIMandagaVa10..•[.... IIERBAGEUM AND IIERSEE'S STOCK FOODS. Reliable Stock Foods, per pri.ckage.,.. .25e. and 50c, COMMON SENSE CA.LIT FEEDERS with 2 Nipples. Natures own way., price.. ....... _ .4.121.111S HARDWARE AND COAL, EXETER. P. " \ shipment of Grass Sooders ja,,,t received.